heavy snow for much of turkey and the really wet and windy weather, stretching all the way from northern israel, up into lebanon, syria, and pushing into iraq. we're also seeing a bit of a wintry mix, that playful western areas of iran, some of that wet weather expected to trickle down into q weight over the days to come. now for the south of this however, it's so much finer and dryer picture. we have to head west to those coastal areas of the red sea that has seen a little bit of that wets and windy weather from the eastern mediterranean. and that's of course, affecting some places in northern africa like libya. once again, an egypt is getting very windy here we could see some further dust storms. we're not expecting rain in cairo, but we are seeing a temperature below average and it's looking rather wet as well across the west from martina on the western sahara. we could see some flooding from that heavy rain, but it south africa where once again was seeing the very heavy rain with heavy rain expected unless you 2 aah. from the al jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conver

wouldn't a yankee prison near high through northern israel at the time a police station from the british mandate period? israel feared eichmann could be kidnapped location of his detention top secret. a special police unit was formed to both protect and interrogate irishman. he was never left alone in his cell with the lights on around the clock. each prison guard was supervised by another. the state could not risk losing eichmann to murder or suicide. his trial was too important. a plank outside the modern prison reminds visitors of icons, time behind these walls. the time from which few photographs have been published. michelle goldman gilliard is the last surviving officer from the bureau. o 6 unit. he was part of gabrielle box team of investigators and watched over ice men every day in prison, yvon, amish, but surely good oper, newer on thin ice run through for him, we were a special unit, formed specifically to interrogate icon, minor flish. it was a heavy burden to bear rushed on, but it was my duty by understood that i could be of service income. i spoke german anderson, which was

today, nazareth is a bustling city of more than 70,000 people in northern israel. here, in a deep cellar beneath a 19th-century convent, lie the remains of what may prove to be one of the most extraordinary discoveries ever made, the very home in which jesus was raised. >> if this were in fact the childhood home of jesus, it would allow us to picture the world that jesus came from in a way that no other discovery has. >> how people fed themselves, what people worked at, the political and the economic circumstances would give us a greater appreciation of who this jesus is. >> the discovery of jesus' house in nazareth reminds us that jesus lived a real life. he wasn't a mythical person. he lived a real life in a real place, in a real home. >> to be able to fill in something from the context in which he grew up would be very, very exciting. >> for the english archaeologist who made the discovery, it's the find of a lifetime. >> i don't expect that i will ever again work on a site which is both so fascinating and catches the imagination of quite so many people around t

2019 elections, trump took a decision to recognize the golan heights, the controversial area in northern israel that was occupied from syria in 1967, to recognize it as part of israel. trump told me that after doing this, netanyahu went up in the polls and he said if i haven't done that, he would lose the election. so in trump's mind, when he took this decision, it was also -- there were other reasons, but one of the reasons was to help netanyahu with the elections. i think this is why trump felt so betrayed when netanyahu didn't do the same for him. >> again, it is a personal level, not a global level, doesn't matter getting piece here, piece there, doing the right thing doesn't appear to be what trump cared about most, it is doing what benefits him personally that seemed to be driving all this and driving his rage at least in the end. barak ravid, i look forward to reading this, or read the parts that end up in english. it is in hebrew right now. >> tune into axios on monday morning. the podcast will be online. and there will be many, many more scoops. and you should stay tuned. >> all right.

israel spends the next three days ensuring control of the region. they consolidate their hold on the west bank, and soon occupy the entire sinai peninsula in the south. finally, on the northernights. >> within 48 hours, the syrian golan heights were occupied by the israeli army. and this is when the arab defeat was complete. >> egypt accepts the u.n. cease-fire joining jordan. the united nations remains in the world spotlight because of the many questions raised by the short but decisive middle east war. >> as a palestinian, it is amazing how sad it is for me but how probably happy israeli people were at that time. >> suddenly, this state defeat three major states in six days. this was considered one of the most brilliant victories in military history. >> the israeli victory affects far more than just the middle east. it sends shock waves across the world. >> the main problem was for the soviets because the ussr was a protector of egypt and of syria and it was devastating defeat. >> on the other side, america celebrates israel's stunning victory. solidifying a relationship that continues today. >> dayan became minister of foreign affairs and he is remembered as a brilliant m

they got their toes went at a beach in israel's northern city of haifa.tment by a group of animal rescue experts. now, after a full recovery, the time came to wave goodbye. the duke and duchess of cambridge have chosen a family photograph taken on a visit tojordan as the image for their official christmas card this year. the photograph was released on the royals�* social media accounts with the caption: kensington palace said the photograph was taken injordan earlier this year, but did not reveal the nature or date of the visit, or the name of the photographer. the festive card is sent to friends, associates and their charities. you might want to put the kids in another room if they are here. a bishop in italy is on santa claus' naughty list for telling a group of children that he doesn't exist. bishop antonios and leona reportedly went even further, saying at a recent religious festival but centre's famous red suit was just a marketing ploy by the coca—cola company. —— that santa's. the roman catholic diocese in sicily has had to apologise to outraged pa

they got their toes wet at habonim beach near israel's northern city of haifa.iven treatment by a group of animal rescue experts. and now after a full recovery the time came to wave goodbye. are kind of flip, flap, flap goodbye, i guess. we can't... we can't ever be psyched to see them go, can we? that's at. i hope you are not sorry to see us go. this has been bbc world news. hello. a big change in the feel of the weather through this weekend with some milder air spreading from the west. but with that, a fair amount of cloud, some mist and murk and hill fog and some outbreaks of rain at times. on the earlier satellite picture, a slice of clear sky, and where that clear sky remains, quite a cold start to saturday morning. the coldest weather of the whole weekend, in fact. out west, more cloud, and with that some milder weather, which is slowly but surely going to crawl its way eastwards through the day. so, temperatures in eastern parts starts below freezing, western areas well above. belfast at six, plymouth at eight degrees and as we go through the day the mild

and at samaria, the ancient capital at the northern kingdom of israel, he built another city. >> oneaphy and we owe to him the major monuments of palestine. >> prior to king herod, jerusalem was small, cramped, underdeveloped. >> and basically, he knocks it all down and he starts again. he builds extraordinary palaces, canals, fountains, fortresses. >> but herod focuses most on one massive undertaking. >> herod the great wants to try to appease the people in jerusalem. and he knew that, regardless of how many different structures he built, it was the temple in jerusalem that was the most important building to his people. so, herod wants to put his stamp on the center of judaism and surpass even solomon, himself. >> and the temple is a bit of a wreck. it is a bit of a ruin. and so, he decides he is going to knock down the old temple and rebuild a new one. >> he is trying to reclaim that really ancient sense of being appointed by god, and protecting god's chosen city. >> he builds a massive retaining wall around the temple, fills it in so that there is a platform so 100,000 people can

a northern kingdom, was known as the northern kingdom of israel, and the southern kingdom, which is calledheir own kings. >> both judah and israel will spend the next few centuries at war. >> when this united kingdom comes apart, it becomes israel and judah. and that would later become sumeria and judea. and these are the components that would constitute the west bank and israel. >> so when you study the history of jerusalem and you appreciate the religious symbolism, then you begin to think about, okay, so then what went wrong? what created this big fissure between these communities? >> the clash today over the narrative of jerusalem is largely tied to the way history gets exploited. politicians who would like to go back to the story of king david claim that what happened in jewish history is a kind of deed that gives judaism and the jews, for that matter, perpetual ownership of the city of jerusalem. so essentially what you see is biblical history not as history, but as political propaganda. >> jerusalem wasn't supposed to be all about politics. but we see over and over again in the hist

israel last year. people in the northern ethiopian town of labella say to grind rebels have recaptured the region just 2 weeks after government forces had taken control. the to grind people's liberation from says it's launch several counter offensive. it's targeting the road linking sheena and labella. in the region of m, horror. communications have been cut in the conflict zone. that made it hard to verify reports from labella, which is home to a u. n. world heritage site. there are no reports of any fighting. now is considered one of the most important wetlands in the world, doing yana national park in the science of spain is a unesco world heritage sites and the refuge for migrating birds and endangered animals. but as natasha could them reports, the park is suffering from years of water theft by farmers and now a drought with every season. different during yeah, not emerges. spain's 57 year old national park is nature's tablo of wetlands beaches dunes and pine forest ecosystems scientists called the wetlands one of the most important on the planet. yet these days it's the dry season year round at

israel last year? people in the northern ethiopian tone of lowly belo say to grind rebels, we captured the region just 2 weeks after government forces to control the t gray people's liberation front says it's launched several canter offenses. it's targeting the road, linking sheena and loudly, bella in the m horror, region communications have been cut in the conflict. so, and that's made it hard to verify reports from natalie bella, which is home to a u. n. world heritage sites. there are no reports of fighting palestinians returning to renewable energy sources and a bit to get around tight is really restrictions. palestinians don't have access or control over the majority of lands in the occupied west bank. some are trying to install solar panels on rooftops to overcome this challenge is abraham reports. this is the largest power plant in the occupied bank. it has 20000 solar panels and is now generating electricity for 3 palestinian institutions, including this hospital and ramallah. before switching to solar energy hospital manager save a paid $1000000.00 a year in electricity bills for the past 2

in scotland and northern ireland, further measures come into force today for pubs, bars and cafes. health advisers in israelave recommended a fourth covid jab for all people aged over 60 and healthcare workers. warnings the uk government isn't doing enough to help people deal with sharp increases in the price of gas and electricity we will be free! tributes and reflections for the anti—apartheid hero archbishop desmond tutu, who died at the age of 90. and the extreme weather in the uk could alter its landscape forever. we'll take a look at this year's winners and losers. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. borisjohnson will be briefed today on the latest covid data as he considers whether to impose additional restrictions in england before the new year. the prime minister will hear how fast the omicron variant is spreading and whether the nhs is coming under unsustainable pressure, even though omicron is now thought to be milder than previous variants. from boxing day in scotland, indoor and outdoor events have new limits, and as of today pubs, restaurants, theatres, cinemas

the disease could infect humans, israel's agriculture ministry says the avian flu, h 5 n one was detected in chickens from northern parts of the country and suspended the sale of meat and eggs from effected farms. a country says this is the deadliest wildfire wild life for all the disaster in its history. but israel isn't the only country experiencing this other parts of the world are also seeing the bird through outbreak, stretching from africa to east asia and even to europe. the w a jo says more than 450 people have been killed by the h 5 and one virus since 2003 german government says europe is currently experiencing it's worst avian flu. i'll break and israel's cranes account for a 10th of the global crane population. an estimated 40000 crane spend their winter in the countries that nature reserve. and the ongoing epidemic threatens to kill a quarter of them. and spring and colon butter, he is associate professor in bio veterinary science at the university of lincoln. he joins us from lincoln in the united kingdom. thank you for your time. i mean, it sounds really grim. we obviously want to avoid panic. do we

israel is killing thousands of wild cranes and epidemiologists warned the disease could infect humans. a ministry of agriculture says the avian flu, h $5.00, and $1.00 was also detected and chickens from northern parts of the country and suspended the sale of meat and eggs from effected farms. israel says this is the deadliest wildlife disaster in its history. now, was you in the united kingdom as become the 1st in the country to generate renewable energy using animal waste droppings from zebras or ricks and other animals, a converted into fuel using bio mass technology need balkan reports from hampshire in southeast england. morning at ma. well, zeus and dung patrols out eagerly collecting an abundance of bowel movements because where there's pu, let's power to generate heat and keep other parts of busy warm. until recently $600.00 tons a year. if the stuff was taken off site and composted with a significant carbon transport cost, but not any more, it's stephanie with us in the u. k. and as far as we know, it might well be the 1st in the world. i don't not azusa colleagues around the country all watching what we're doing very closely. they're very keen to see whether they still work on it doe

in scotland and northern ireland, further measures come into force today for pubs, bars and cafes. health advisers in israelhealthcare workers. warnings the uk government isn't doing enough to help people deal with sharp increases in the price of gas and electricity we will be free!

ministers in wales and northern ireland meet today to consider a range of new covid measures — new restrictions were announced for scotland yesterday. israeliant. at least 27 people are now to have dead in malaysia's worst flooding in decades.

israel approves plans for a huge expansion of settlements in the golan heights, which most of the world doesn't recognise as israeli territory. new coronavirus restrictions come into force in scotland, wales and northern ireland to try to limit the spread of the omicron variant. and omicron causes chaos for travellers — 7000 flights cancelled around the world over the christmas weekend. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. tributes have poured in from around the world for south africa's archbishop desmond tutu who has died at the age of 90. archbishop tutu was a nobel peace prize laureate and considered one of the driving forces behind the anti—apartheid movement in south africa. former us president barack 0bama described him as a mentor and moral compass, while borisjohnson said he would be remembered for his spiritual leadership. 0ur africa correspondent, andrew harding, looks back at his life. raise our hands and we say we will be free. desmond tutu was an exuberant figure, an outspoken anglican priest who became one of the world's great moral voices. it was during south africa's long and violent struggle against white minority rule that he rose to prominence, condemn

epidemiologists when the disease could infect humans. israel's agriculture ministry says the avian flu, h $5.00, and $1.00 was also detected in chickens from northern parts of the country and suspended the sale of meat and eggs from effected farms. the country says this is the deadliest one, locked in its history. coming up on the news are from london, homes, burnt, and thousands forced to free their towns, new footed shows the min more minutes, whose attacks on its own people, south african, the stream into a cape town cathedral to pay their last respects to anti apartheid icon. desmond to 2 and it's 4 to practice session of huge significance for one of basketballs biggest stars. ah, city, new security forces have killed at least 4 protested during the latest demonstrations against october's military takeover. a doctor's committee aligned with the protest movements as before, was shot dead in on, dorman, and dozens more were injured. tens of thousands of people have been rallying across the country, demanding the military, remove itself from government, phone and internet services were shot down to try to disrupt the demonstrations, ma'am invalid,

four of these entities were based in israel, one in india, one in northern macedonia and one unknown and their targets included critickics of authoritarian regimes, human rights activists and opposition family members, and their mission was to hack into personal accounts and devices, and that included setting up fake accounts on facebook and sending out malicious links hoping users would give up sensitive log-in or password data. back in 2019 facebook sued the israeli base nso group behind the infamous pegasus spyware which jeff bezos alleged that saudi arabia had used to hack into his friends, then releasing personal pictures and text messages exposing his extramarital affair to the tabloids back in 2019. all this summer it was revealed that pegasus spyware was used to turn in thousands of people around the world including leaders and journalists. neil: all right. susan li, thank you very much for that. we're following all of those developments. tech giants, they're not getting out of their own way on this stuff. >>> meanwhile, halfway across the world, better than 100,000 russian t

family will continue to fight to return eitan to israel but it�*s not clear what legal, options are available to them in the italian courts. in northernuk and tore down electricity lines. our correspondent peter harris reports from northumberland. in the nick of time, the pub has its power back. last night, a heavy snowfall left villagers snowed in, but at least they�*re now warm after a week—long ordeal. it�*s very eventful, long, but i said yesterday there was a few of us in the pub and i said i feel like we all live together now because we�*ve spent that much time together in this pub. throughout the power cuts, the tube in northumberland had been a refuge throughout the power cuts, the pubin northumberland had been a refuge to huddle together. the last emergency food drops were arriving today, but being reconnected is a relief. beautiful, because i could get a shower last night! which we haven't been able to. and then, of course, they had the food, so we came over and the snow... just came suddenly down and that was it. nightmare. - total nightmare. if it wasn't for here, coming over here i and that, it would be totally. not every

maintenance on the west bank. israel's non official system data basing palestinians using face cameras and apps. ah, the more rain on the way for flood stricken areas of northern spain. hello everyone. let me show you this picture was also got snow through the parent needs as well. and a lot of this, what, whether it's diving down into northern africa, we'll talk more about that in a 2nd unsettled conditions across the valley. eric's as well, but i do want to take you to italy, weather alerts out because we're going to see the rain pile up for central parts of the country. this includes for rome, also unsettled for the other side of the adria to see some bursts of rain to be expected. here, we'll call it most star rate through into the broadneck. that western side of greece is also going to get some of this driving rain filter in over the g. and same goes for turkey, a scattering of showers for is mirror bio. my temperature is across turkey. have dropped with that cold front anchor at 8 degrees. see that when pick up through the boss 1st, but nothing like we saw just a few days ago. take it to northwestern europe right now, that cold ra northwind really drivin

israel's, the 2nd attack on the port this month. the china is expanding. it's karen of ours locked downs, with hundreds of thousands more people in the northern parts of sanjay province, order to stay at home. a spike in cases there has st. the highest infection rights in china since the outbreak in wu han, nearly 2 years ago. the new measures come as beijing prepares to welcome thousands of overseas visitors for february's winter olympics. it's been almost 2 years since china has seen the streets of major cities deserted. but once again, millions of back on to lockdown. both warranties widen the restrictions across. shun she province on tuesday as they grapple with the country's biggest outbreak. since the initial months of the pandemic. china has pursued a 0 tolerance approach. rolling out must testing and draconian lock downs for relatively small outbreaks. on despite administering almost 3000000000 jobs, initial research shows the locally produce sign of arc offers limited protection against the omicron variant, the strategy that the government is implementing here 0 covert. and that means, even if there are only a handful of cases, whole cities, they ha

ministers in wales and northern ireland meet today to consider a range of new covid measures — new restrictions were announced for scotland yesterday. israelbecome the first country to roll out a fourth dose of covid vaccine as it prepares to deal with the omicron variant. at least 27 people are now to have dead in malaysia's worst flooding in decades. also — aiming for a record fourth christmas number one in a row in the uk charts — ladbaby teams up with eltonjohn and ed sheeran. ijust said to them, if you are up for it, like, me and elton would love to join in with your one and help in any we can. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. people with covid in england can now stop self—isolating after a week — following two negative lateral flow tests — effectively opening up christmas for thousands. the health secretary says it's to ease disruption to people's lives, and comes after the prime minister ruled out imposing further covid restrictions in england, before christmas. it comes as leaders across the world resinstate coronavirus restrictions as the new omicron variant continues to spread. so, from today, i

israel approves plans for a huge expansion of settlements in the golan heights, which most of the world doesn't recognise as israeli territory. new coronavirus restrictions come into force in scotland, wales and northern ireland — to try to limit the spread of the omicron variant. and omicron causes chaos for travellers — 7,000 flights cancelled around the world over the christmas weekend. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are political commentator jo phillips and nigel nelson, political editor of the people and sunday mirror. hello, both. a quick look at the front pages. the daily telegraph front page looks at reported plans for schools to send whole year groups home amid growing concerns of the 0micron variant. the i says borisjohnson�*s poll lead "collapses" as leave supporters abandon the prime minister following what it calls "chaos" at number 10. the guardian says there's widespread concern over the state of the nhs according to a poll. the daily express reports new year's eve parties will be given a cautious green light by the prime minister. meanwhile, the daily mirror says plans for new year's eve celebrations are on a knife edge. the

it's believed of israel's, the 2nd attack on the pool this month. china is expanding its corona virus lock downs with hundreds of thousands war people in the northern parts of sanjay problems order to stay home as spike in case, as there has seen the highest infection rate in china since the outbreak in woo had nearly 2 years ago. the new measures come as beijing prepares to welcome thousands of overseas visitors for february's winter olympics. it's been almost 2 years since china has seen the streets of major cities deserted. but once again, millions of back under locked down more thorough his widen the restrictions across, shown she province on tuesday as a grapple with the country's biggest outbreak. since the initial months of the pandemic, china has pursued a 0 tolerance approach. rolling out must testing and draconian locked downs for relatively small outbreaks on despite administering almost 3000000000 jobs, initial research shows the locally produce sign havoc offers limited protection against the armor, chrome variant. the strategy that the government is implementing here 0 covert. and that means, even if there are only a handful of cases,

but israel to attack it's nuclear. philip had here allowed to say more protest expected in sudan, but he complained about the rising cost of living. and i'm sorry, i've been job it in northern buck, a son, and i'll tell you how changing where the buttons are having an impact on the lives of millions of people here. ah. your world's weather report begins in australia. hello everyone, nice to see you. it looks like we've got a tropical cyclone on our hands. this is going to play the top and in, wow, it's going to cause a mess. lot of rain, lot of wind and in the line of fire darwin in time toward the southwest, bacon in the heat. look at that purse 44 year old time. december temperature record is 45. so close. we'll see if we can get you there. showers in rain across coastal queensland into new south wales and off we go to new zealand right now. some rain work in its way into the south island along the southern alps right there in the foothills. could see a few showers forgives been a 27 degrees. lot of rain's been falling over indonesia as pop you are island, in fact, a months where of rain over the past 24 hours in that northeast monsoon. active again. so lot of rain for ce

northern city of sheon following a spike of coronavirus there. state media reports ordered all residents to stay home unless they had a pressing reason to go out. the israeles the discovery of remnants two of shipwrecks off the mediterranean coast. trove of hundreds of roman and medieval silver coins. centuries old gold and green gem stone ring with the christian symbol of jesus was among those artifacts found during under water survey conducted in the past two months. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey, tam-tam! i was thinking maybe... your mom's car? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ merry christmas, dad. priceline can help you make the most of your budget, saving up to 40% on your flight. ooh, we have a comment from the airport announcers. (muffled, distorted) ...gate 43. what? (muffled, distorted) ...43... not better. i'm here to present the facts. (muffled, distorted) ...43... thousands of people and small businesses are trapped paying too much for wireless and still paying off their phone! but when you switch to t-mobile they will pay off your phone so you can keep your current number and your phone! objection! what

israel approves plans for a huge expansion of settlements in the golan heights, which most of the world doesn't recognise as israeli territory. new coronavirus restrictions come into force in scotland, wales and northern