oh, to the store to said you were with the w ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, another shooting incident in east jerusalem. 2 people are wounded the day after one of the deadliest attacks in the city in years. and a graphic video footage is released to the public after another case of a black man dying at the hands of u. s. police. the incident has sparked outrage and demonstrations across the country.

ah armor hill mohammed walked into the program to israelis have been wounded in a god attack in east jerusalem. the shooting took place nearby. historic old city is where the police say the suspect is a 13 year old. palestinian a father and son were in judge. they're currently being treated in hospital. it comes during the worst violence in years. and friday, a palestinian gunmen shot dead 7 people near a synagogue in east jerusalem, the deadliest attack in the city in over a decade. it was just a couple of hours into the sabbath a holiday for jews. police say the palestinian gunmen arrived here by car. he stopped by the synagogue and opened fire on the people outside the building. several were shut a wounded survivors. some in critical condition were taken to nearby hospitals.

another v and jet from the series attack arrived at the trauma unit. unfortunately, one of the injured in her forties was pronounced dead with her arrival to the hospital. and 2 other are injured. a man in his twenties and a youth 14 to 15 years out on the operating room right now. the family members of the youth are present with him. police officers killed the gunman as he tried to flee. authorities say they're treating the shooting as a terrorist attack. remember, the deadliest and recent years, the guardian, him call them a banana mcneil, that is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and national security minister it m r, been vere, visited the scene, praising the 1st responders. atanya who later made a statement on the attack. all the to morrow with the end of sabbath, i will convene the cabinet to discuss our ongoing reaction before because i want to emphasize that we have to work with determination. and with composure, colin,

i call on people not to take the lives of their own hands. for that we have an army, police and security forces in store and they will work according to the cabinets. instructions went from hoboken. the shooting happened to day after israeli troops carried out arrayed in the west bank city. of janine, the palestinian authority says 9 people were killed in the operation, which israel says was intended to prevent an imminent attack. following the trade militants blushed rockets from gaza, while israel responded with strikes on targets in the territory. they have been coals for both sides to de escalate. but with the scenes of dozens of palestinians celebrating the shooting and is jerusalem and militant groups praising the attack. many fear the new wave of violence in the region. 6 janice sammy, so called as in jerusalem and told us more about the latest shooting incident in

which t people wound it. yeah. well, we know that the yeah, according to the police, as a shooter, he got on a bus and he took this episode that apparently i was in in his home. and he drove to this se site which is in years the old days city. and he began walking a hid behind one of the cars, and then there was a group of arm. this settlers that were walking down and they opened their fire on them. they also responded to it with the shooting. a one of those who was though who is an offer sir, an in these really military who was on a plane clothing but was arm. he was wounded severely, but he thought back and then there was more shooting. and eventually these a, the shooter was also a wounded and he's been taken to where the police at the hospital treatment and

interrogated. so the police's been saying, and meanwhile the police has, they arrested both of these. busy their parents. okay. now israel security cabinets also meets tonight. how is the government looking to respond to these recent attacks when there's been lots of a discussion says since the attack last night and did the minister of the nationalist security 8 am i've been via a he has had some suggestions and one of the suggestions is to see the homes of the perpetrators of these attacks and other a suggestion that he's been talking about is expelling this families. and the question is where, where with these families, the of the say perpetrators be expelled to these are residents of east jerusalem.

and legally, this is not going to be very easy. another thing that he's been talking about quite openly, also when he visited the site last night. and he was saying that this citizen should be armed, and he reiterated it today in a, in a 1st conference that he had. and in which you said that he's going to arm, is there gonna be thousands more israelis with arms? and if there will be arms that will be able to protect themselves when this is also very complicated, having many people with arms there, but this is the direction that we're hearing. and of course, they're talking about the deploying more forces, both in east jerusalem at both in the west bank. but of course all of these steps will have to take some time. sammy so called reporting france in jerusalem. thank you so much. i take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world retired army

general petri pavel has been on the check presidential election without a 57 percent of the vote. his rival, billionaire and former prime minister andre babich has conceded defeat the campaign was marked by this information and controversial comments of the war in ukraine. dozens of dutch climate activists have blocked a major highway in the hague, to protest against government fossil fuel subsidies. police arrested protesters who refused to leave the road. the dutch government tried to band the blockade, which critics say violates the demonstrators, right to protest. you're with a military pilots has died in india off to to air force. fighter jets crashed mid air in my jeopardize state. officials say it happened during routine training exercise to other pilots were injured while ejecting to safety. if the latest in a series of aviation accidents involving india's military f, lee miller through his congress has rejected

a request by president enough on the want say to bring forward elections to late this year. but it was a made the proposal and a bid to com and to come her protests. the demonstrations were triggered by the ousting of former president pedro castillo in early december. no, authorities in the u. s. city of memphis have released footage of the deadly beating of tyrene nichols by police officers. the video shows a 5 officers assaulting the 29 year old at a traffic stop earlier this month. nichols died 3 days later. the police officers have been charged with 2nd degree murder, a warning to our viewers. this report contains some graphic images for video showing how memphis police officers taser and wanted pepper sprayed and restrained. terry nichols with 29 year old

was arrested after a traffic violation near his home. on january 7th. he died from his injuries 3 days later. the 5 police officers involved in the fatal confrontation have been fired and charged with 2nd degree murder. a crime punishable with 15 to 60 years in prison under tennessee law. we can substantiate the reason for the star. all we know is that the amount of force that was applied in this situation was over the top. nicko staff is the latest high profile case of police officers accused of using excessive force in the deaths of black people and other minorities in recent years. it has both public outcry against systemic

racism in the us criminal justice system. us president joe biden says you will urge congress to pass federal police reforms. oh, a lot in order for the court as memphis is bracing for public outreach. nicholas family has also called for peaceful protests. baltimore, and this i'm joined by d. w reporter stacy stacy beavens in the studio. stacy, do we have any more clarity about what to place that night with the police chief says that these former officers say that terry nichols was driving radically. and, and so that's why they stopped him. but the police chief also says that they have

gone through video around the area and that there is no evidence to substantiate what they've said. so there's no idea. there's no reason they don't have an idea as to why this happened and why their police officers had so much aggression from the very beginning. and it continued to escalate and actually had the unfortunate responsibility of having to watch the video. and you see terry nichols trying to de escalate while the police continued to escalate. and so the police chief does not yet know why. and how does this case, all police brutality differ to the others? well, part of it is the swift action by memphis. these officers were fired right away. it was care to prepare the public for what they were going to see. and there wasn't a, you know, let's wait until all the evidence comes out, their answer to proven guilty. the police union kind of has distance itself. and so

that's not lost on the black community that these black police officers were treated differently than white officers that that enact that. do police police protera brutality, sorry. so there is a difference there. they're happy that these cops have are facing the music, but they just want it to be with everybody and not just black police officers. so let's look at this. a little deeper isn't really a case about police officers abusing their power, or are we talking about, you know, internalized racism within black police offices and how they function in the police force? well, it's definitely about police culture, but i wouldn't take race off the table either just because the officers are black. what we know is that racism is insidious and it impacts everyone. it's not just white people. black people as well, sometimes internalize the racism that they are absorbed in. and so it's not just

a white thing. it's not just somebody who is able to use or somebody that uses the n word. it's a culture, it's a mindset. it's a mentality, it's what makes certain officers feel like they can go into neighborhoods where people are black or brown, and poor and treat them differently because they don't have money. they don't have the same voice that other residents have. so how will this case impact the why the debate around police violence in the united states? well, you hear all of the politicians on the left and the right. same the same thing that this was a horrific event and it was referring to watch a young man be beaten for 3 minutes straight start, kit punch. it was. it's repulsive. ah, but the same rhetoric is not going to change anything though george, floor justice and policing act passed the house and it had a still birth in the senate. so there needs to be something and it's not just about

training, thus these hotspots need to be held accountable. so it's not about training. you don't train somebody how to be humane, how to treat somebody with respect. you hire the people who have the mentality to be police officers in the 1st place. says he ribbons in the studio for us. thank you so much. ah, looking that's at tennis now an arena sub olenka has bait wimbledon champion. alina ruby canna, at the australian open women's final. this was a sub, a link has 1st grand slam singles appearance. the be the bellow, russian lost the 1st set and the only set she's dropped this year, but she managed to turn things around to win 466364. and at some went to sports as well. mckayla schiffron is that one victory, shy of matching, legendary, sweet english austin marks all time record of $86.00 world cup. when's the american

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