hamada and montesir entered the tent seconds after us. bombs hit. their young bodies could not be identified or even found amongst the debris left behind. the other four. bursed in different directions not knowing the fate of each other as more bombs actually followed them. ambulances and journalists came, but it was all over. badly wounded, i crawled until i reached help. someone laid me on the ground and left to bring an ambulance. they wrapped my head in a bandage and laid me down. كان معاهم اجا يما يما this other boy was with them, he came over yelling, mama, mama, i said to him, what's the matter? he said, muhammad was martired, i said, how come muhammad was martired, are you sure? you must be lying because muhammad was here just now, he said that muhammad was killed, i said he wasn't, but then i saw it air on tv, children killed on the beach, the girls cried, he was our son of 20 years, we cry over you every day, son. i have gone to the beach to spot where he was killed and i've searched for his remains, hoping the sea had washed th

him, he always said he loves me, بتحب انا لاحب امي, كان معايا sayid, i am accompanied by al- said, hamadathe spot where we used to play as kids, we are fisherman. and so the sea is our life, we are always on the sea. we set up the goals here and divided ourselves into four teams and we played football the boys said they're thirsty, they wanted to go drink some water and come back. i took them to get some water, and when we came back. we resumed and finished the first round. in the middle of the second round ismail kicked the ball and it landed next to the container. we asked him to go get it. he brought it back along with mortazim, zachariah, ahid and muhammad. the warships were there, we saw that they were filming us, they sent a missile to the beach and it wiped out my cousin, الصاروخ الاول ضربوه غاد واستشهد في ابن عم اسماعي the first missile landed there, killed my cousin ismail and we started running to get off the beach. was standing there, when he heard the explosion, he came out from the tent, he stood by us, while we told him that ismail was killed, the other children reached us.

there is a huge sense of anger here among mazen al—hamada's family members.wnfall of president assad's regime is not enough. on our way here, we have seen dozens of families looking for their loved ones in hospitals, those who have disappeared in the last decade. they don't know whether they are alive or dead or still in prison. so many syrians, the pain of the decades of the rule of the assad family it would end until they find out what's happened to their loved ones. tens of thousands of syrians disappeared into black holes, thrown into notorious prisons never to emerge again. there have been absolutely heartbreaking scenes of thousands of families descending on prisons and others across damascus and beyond, looking for evidence, it was their loved they still there? 0r it was their loved they still there? or are their bodies to be retrieved? people also going to the morgues. we spoke today to the morgues. we spoke today to the morgues. we spoke today to the head of the syrian civil defence organisation, known as the defence organisati

we decided, hamada, yunus and i to hide behind the tent. montesir was on the ground. children are dead يا عالم الحقون الاطفال, four of those eight kids were basically vaporized when the bombs hit, their young bodies could not be identified or even found amongst the debr left behind. the other four dispersed in different directions, not knowing the fate of each other as more bombs actually followed them. ambulances and journalists came, but it was all over. badly wounded, i crawled until reached help. someone laid me on the ground and left to bring an ambulance. they wrapped my head in a bandage and laid me down. i was in a coma, so at the time didn't know. الولد كان معهم يما يما بقولله this other boy. he came over yelling, mama, mama. i said to him, what's the matter? he said, muhammad was martyred. i said, how come muhammad was martired? are you sure? you must be lying because muhammad was here just now. he said that muhammad was killed. i said he wasn't, but then i saw it air on tv, children killed on the beach. the girls cried, he was our son of 20 years. we cry ov

yunus hid in a barrel while hamada and i kept running. monteseir ran with us.ies could not be identified or even found amongst the debris left behind. the other four dispersed in different directions, not knowing the fate of each other, as more bombs actually followed them, ambulances and journalists came, but it was all over. badly wounded, i crawled until reached help, someone laid me on the ground and left to bring an ambulance, they wrapped my head in a bandage and laid me down, was in a coma so at the time didn't know who was killed and who was still alive? انا كنت منيت, عايش. said, how come muhammad was murted, are you sure? you must be lying because muhammad was here just now, he said that muhammad was killed, i said he wasn't, but then i saw it air on tv, children killed on the beach, the girls cried, he was our son of 20 years, we cry over you every day, son, you are never out of our thoughts, احنا كل يوم بنعيد يما, ما بروح عندنا, spot where he was killed and i've searched for his remains, hoping the sea had washed them up. i remembered that day vividl

hamada and montesir entered the tent seconds after us. was crying out.he bombs hit, their young bodies could not be identified or even found amongst the debris left behind. the other four dispersed in different directions, not knowing the fate of each other as more bombs actually followed them ambulances and journalists came, but it's all over. badly wounded, i crawled until reached help, someone laid me on the ground and left to bring ambulance, they wrap my head in a bandage and laid me down i was so at the time didn't know who was killed and who was still aliveif montesim by a wall thinking he was dead. hamas fainted. yunus sat next to his brother and i was weeping over my brother and cousins. this other boy was with them. he came over yelling mama. i said to him, what's the matter? he said, "mohammed was murtired. i said, how come muhammad was martered? are you sure? you must be ling because muhammad was here just now. he said, " i said he wasn't, but then i saw it air on tv, children killed on the beach, the girls cried, he was our son of 20 years,

we decided, hamada, yunus and i to hide behind the tent.another missile at us as we fell behind the tent. unius hit in a barrel while hameda and i kept running. monteseer ran. with us, ham and montesir entered the tent seconds after us. was crying out, oh people, help us, the children are dead, the children are dead يا عالم الحقونا الاطفال ماتت الاطفال, four of those eight kids were basically vaporized when the bombs hit, their young bodies could not be identified or even found amongst the debr left behind, the other. or dispersed in different directions, not knowing the fate of each other, as more bombs actually followed them ambulances and journalists came, but it was all over, badly wounded, i crawled until reached help, someone laid me on the ground and left to bring an ambulance, they wrapped my head in a bandage and... laid me down, i was in a coma, so at the time i didn't know who was killed and who was still alive. حرفبت. they laid montesum by wall, thinking he was dead. hamas fainted, yunus sat next to his brother and i was weaping

hamada says helicopter money would be a very risky yen will.heyte these week rallies, have been sold below fundamentals. japanese investors, not the doj, ar e showing cowardice. we have seen solid rallies over the past few sessions. holding onto a gain of more than 1% in the nikkei. up over 7%. the best rally we have seen in japanese equities in about six years. certainly there is still some investors buying these rumors of the fact we are likely to see some stimulus. we don't know in terms of what form, but helicopter money downplayed today by hamada. looking around the rest of the region, we have regional stocks holding near their highest levels since 2016. we know they have recouped what they lost following the brexit vote. a very solid session across asia. angie? angie: thank you. coming up later, is there evidence of an ex-pat exit is from the middle east? coming up next, a broader outlook for middle east markets as earnings season gets underway. this is bloomberg. ♪ angie: a quick check of the latest business headlines. airbus is cutting

less than a week ago, you couldn't talk openly about activists like mazen hamada.ple whose loved ones were disappeared, they couldn't go and ask about where they were. there is no image that reflects this incredible turn of events in syria more than this one, where hundreds of people are able to openly march on the streets for his funeral, calling him a martyr, calling him a hero. and as we've been walking along the streets, more and more people arejoining in. hundreds, thousands now. everywhere we go, more people joining this march. yogita limaye, bbc news, damascus. thousands of prisoners in syria have been freed since the weekend, some— have been freed since the weekend, some families are still heping _ weekend, some families are still hoping to _ weekend, some families are still hoping to find _ weekend, some families are still hoping to find missing l still hoping to find missing loved ones. the civil defence organisation known as the white hellmann's is been on the four friends of the rescue operations and says it believes there are more people being hidden a

demand that employees shut it down the company says it's told its workers not to obey those orders the hamada pipeline running from the shut our oil field were opened on sunday after being closed by fighters in january. the afghan government has released another $250.00 taliban prisoners bringing the total to more than $3000.00 it's part of the doha agreement the us taliban deal signed in february stipulated the afghan taliban set free 1000 security forces in exchange. the news continues on al-jazeera after the stream don't go away. to old news there oh. let me ask you how worried you are about the increase in hostilities in yemen we listen this is the moment to stop all the 30 action this is the moment to concentrate on fighting everybody we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter to 0. hi anthony ok you're watching the stream as a journalist myself and most of my colleagues china would be hard not to be the story just to tell the story but what happens when your black journalists and you're covering issues about race and. we are still in the stream some black jou

the older girl didn't name the hamada she tried to get it becomes it comes out that autumn it is not my. fault. maybe up to the time. didn't get me. wrong. well know. a little bit maybe go. ahead. the sendoff party typically runs into the hundreds as everyone who knows the pilgrims come to say farewell. to. the turtle. and his wife will be traveling for more than 2 hours from their home to the house terminal airport. but. the several special house flights have been arranged by the indian government for this period to cater to some 1400 pilgrims. sufism cosell have also arrived at the airport terminal their son has one last chance for a final goodbye. to . the. limit. for. the pilgrimage is a defining moment in his life and his faith he has worked hard over many years to save up for this trip to mecca. america the only. talk best selling all. sentimental name are getting. a tad bit i'm never going to tell you all about a lot. going beyond. the mug here or there because you post regarding love. oh yes the lives of people in the us have been able to leave you know a. lot of fellow. malv

epistemic shitted again recall trip us of a budget is that they can move it but we kishore there hamada should i do west honest did you know was sued on that key cute come at a notice or deep would almost be illegal on there the body steen we should be a good crucial. marched in that does opus ot on a motor city key but is still not gone say no to be set out movie for sure they are sure they continue to if you zoom it will surely go to near fair or soft could have gotten you to said that. so i headed that are met and all was older but among. clouds and rain on its way to the southeast of australia the crowd has been streaming in of the last few hours what we've seen there choose the morning is a full the start of the day in sydney look at this the fog the sun trying to break through the fog which he did later on a very nice backdrop for this bride and groom in the morning hours now the clouds in the rain is on its way throughout wednesday not a bad day generally 24 in sydney but already beginning to feel a bit cool to adelaide melbourne the rain and the blustery winds all on their way p

they fired second missile and it landed here. decided, hamada, yunus and i to hide behind the tent.nt seconds after us. basier abu watfa was crying out, oh people, help us, the children are dead. four of those eight kids were basically vaporized when the bombs hit, their young bodies could not be identified or even found amongst the debris left behind. the other four dispersed in different directions not knowing the fate of each other as more bombs actually followed them. ambulances and journalists came, but it was all over. badly wounded i crawled until i reached help. someone laid me on the ground and left to bring ambulance. they wrapped my head in a bandage and laid me down. i was in a coma so at the time i didn't know who was killed and who was still alive. they laid montesum by wall thinking he was dead. hamas fainted. yunus sat next to his brother and i was weeping over my brother and cousin. this other boy was with them, he came over yelling, mama, mama, i said to him, what's the matter, he said, muhammad was martied, i said, how come muhammad was marted, are you sure, you m

in this camp. whose residents rely mainly on honora support, many families here, like murad abu hamada's, struggle with poverty and limited assistance. what makes it even harder for murad is being jobless for years now. i can't work because of a car accident 15 years ago, the person who hit me wasn't insured or licensed. while my chest fractures were treated, the pain remains. i get breathless easily and can't exert myself, so i'm unable to work. murad is father of four girls and a boy. delal, 13 years old. mohammed, five years old. laila, seven years old. batul, 10, and rital 11 years old. rital says that neither she nor her siblings have any school allowance. they go to an honorable school where no meals are provided, we don't receive our allowance, we haven't eat fruit or meat in a long time, the family lives in a... crammed two bedroom apartment that could barely fit a family of this size. 5ive-year-old muhammad has skin condition. murad says he took him to the hospital but can't afford treatment expenses. murad leads us to his kitchen and shows us his refrigerator, empty. despite th

the side of the stars , the presence of the planet of the child of india, this is the planet of the hamada family. the so-called dozens of bullets are clearly visible on this map. taal or uncle taal. well, as i said at the beginning of the program , our other case tonight is dedicated to the coverage of the 22 bahman march of the iranian people in the international media , some of the western media are very short and brief like this. rahimai, some others even censored it and this march, despite the fact that it was held in 1400 cities of the country, is somewhere in the frame. networks such as the english bbc or the american cnn did not find it. to investigate the reason for this action of foreign networks, we want to talk to mrs. maryam saleh, the anchor and during the years of news activity and observing the coverage of the events in iran. how do you think the reflection of the 22 bahman march is being done in the world ? i think you had the experience of being in tehran during this march. yes, i have a lot to say about this issue. i myself in... actually saw how people come to the stree

hamath any issued a statement expressing sincere gratitude toward kuwait emir shifts about how the hamada sabaya and his wishes for the success of the current summit stressing that the current situation in the region required the council's members to band together against all odds and challenges but even before the summit officially kicked off divisions were very much on display. first the united arab emirates announced it had formed a new economic and military partnership with saudi arabia that would be separate from the g.c.c. then saudi arabia the u.a.e. and decided not to send their respective leaders to kuwait it could be that it is embarrassing for some of the leadership of the country is the quartet work i think anthony is. to turn up. therefore they sent a lower level but it could be that they're just wanted to have this. just to show that they're actually still exist and the summit is going to take place but nothing else is going to have been which is a really disappointing in that case. in the end a summit that is usually slated for two days ended after only a few hours kuwait's

humanitarian cases were let through which meant no more than three hundred people a day but vulgar hamada was not one of them last year she died from cancer of the stomach she had trying desperately for months to leave gaza for chemotherapy treatment abroad but was never able to get the permission she needed to leave. there and i wonder the hospital here and they gave me some women but the pain didn't and the borders are poor this is the reason why as for. the new egyptian foreign minister says the decision to close the border was shameful on saturday his promise to open buffer permanently without the israelis is coming true no more willing agreement going up six years ago between another poster gyptian president hosni mubarak the united states the israelis and the us. be in place that agreement gave monitors access to the crossing and allow television to supervise and monitor security cameras from a farm. was watching. points and checkpoints so that it was the same interest of both countries. the permanent opening of rougher terrifies israeli citizens especially those who live on key put

the bus has fallen two hundred meters into a ravine killing at least forty three people in western hamada and the vehicle pronk from a kenyan after reportedly losing control on a tough part of the road emergency teams have managed to recover forty six survivors from the wreckage so far. now the us federal court has imposed a gagging order on jailed journalist barrett brown he's facing more than one hundred years in prison over his work related to exposing online surveillance and the case has already been dubbed as the latest circuit in the persecution of investigative journalism and whistle blowing by the obama administration. abby martin takes a closer look at breaking the set at eleven thirty am. that's a good journalist barrett brown has been in prison for nearly a year for shedding light on the dark underbelly of the private intelligence world and now he can't even talk about it federal court order just imposed a gag order on brown is the fence team that her bentham from discussing the details of the case with anyone from the media brown faces up to one hundred five years behind bars

two-year-old hamdan and four- year-old hamada are brothers. they were injured early this morning when an air strike hit their neighbor's house. do you want a cease-fire? >> ( translated ): we want a cease-fire, their mother saddiqa told us, i want israelis and us to both live in peace, but they have to leave us alone. >> reporter: rockets fired by palestinian militants have caused damage and injuries, but no deaths. thanks mainly to israel's iron dome anti-missile defense system which intercepts them. moshir el masri is a spokesman for hamas, the militant group that controls the gaza strip. israel says it can't avoid killing civilians because you put your rocket launchers in civilian areas, in residential areas. are you using people as human shields? >> ( translated ): no, that's a lie, he told us. israel is using it to justify crimes against civilians. >> pelley: holly williams is in gaza tonight and because of transmission problems she's n ining us on the phone. holly, what has the reaction been to this proposed cease- fire? >> reporter: wel

it out of the hamada headline my very good thing at the beginning. what i've been going to say they don't want to tell a false 1000000 no no no don't. assume the calendrical of point but i've heard of them politely and i am tired of the fact they are very. i guess a dozen for another nickel and when i see that article again. eleanor you know. they had the money to tired of it. and i'm using her head in the new little one as they have the money by your. turning them on that there's not my astronaut who went too far and took only one of their. 2 i don't know how to bear with a lot of they will never make of that. well not about it. was a day when i'm going to get a dozen or so hours on house on saddam has been going to get in my mind of course i'm going to has a. home or some how does the above i'm a prophet of to limit the color some of the more. i want to get them out of my not out of god don't talk to august. you know i want to. have nothing on the line as it was in the law what i thought of the law we might only like. what i thank you for the. love

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lasting peace down transformer campaign manager has been ordered to spend even more time in prison hamada for was already facing just under four years behind bars for financial crimes he's now been sentenced after pleading guilty to conspiracy to kill him as a story from washington. i don't know seventy years old paul metaphor was wheeled into a washington d.c. courtroom to find out if he would likely die in prison the judge could have ordered him to spend up to ten years in prison on top of the nearly four he was facing from another judge in the end he was sentenced to seven and a half years in prison in all but in all likelihood will spend quite a bit less given credit for time served and good behavior still his lawyers tried to tell the media they were disappointed judge jackson. conceded that there was absolutely no evidence of any russian collusion in this case or that they just want to florence to court whatever will know every day it's one of the evolution of latino russian oh let's not forget they are actually in this the protesters right and paul metaphors lawyer was not telling

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hamada abu sleyma said he survived because he had gone out to find food. >> this place used to be the house of my family. my house. i am the only survivor in my family. what separated us is i wanted to get bread from the bakery. i wish i died with them. i wish there was no four minutes or five minutes when i was away. that would be better than me living like this. loneliness is tough and parting is hard. i am asking god at the beginning of the new year 2024 to give peace to the people and to give peace to the palestinian people and for this pain to end. amy: in other news from gaza, the u.n. says half of the population is now at risk of starvation. arif husain, the chief economist at the world food program, told "the new york times" -- "i've been to pretty much any conflict, whether yemen, whether it was south sudan, northeast nigeria, ethiopia, you name it. and i have never seen anything like this, both in terms of its scale, its magnitude, but also at the pace that this has unfolded." in israel, 42 survivors of the october 7 attack by hamas are suing the idf, the shin bet security s

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among the dead were hamada al-saeed al-hamzawi and three of his family members. a separate u.s.ed airstrike that same day reportedly killed 11 members of a single family. and on wednesday, an artillery attack likely from u.s.-backed forces reportedly killed raqqa resident mohammed ahmed abdel-rahim. in canada, the government of quebec says it's processing as many as 150 migrants a day as they cross into canada from northern new york state seeking friendlier immigration laws. the influx has led authorities to set up hundreds of cots at a temporary welcome center at montreal's olympic stadium. among those who recently crossed to canada was haitian asylee marie-claude celestin. >> i found that canada was the best option for me and my family. you guys understand humanitarian , unlike in the united states. you treat people as human beings. amy: most of those seeking asylum in canada are haitians who took refuge in the u.s. after a devastating earthquake in 2010. the trump administration has threatened to remove protected status for haitians, which could affect up to 58,000 people. ne

gnat torr, hamadas it get -- gsenator, how bad does it get to get kicked out like that?e whole story, liz, the way it's unfolded to the point you made up front in that little monologue there, that fact that congress didn't know about this till such time as congress was calling on him to come in and testify and he wasn't available. that's how congress had to learn about it. this is a guy that goes back to the clinton administration. this is somebody who helped create the iran nuclear deal and this is somebody who knows -- evidently caught or suspected of mishandling classified documents and three assistants, three aids with close ties to all this mess. this is really, really bad. what's striking me as what were the conditions of which he was hired by the obama administration and clinton administration. how does he get to this point without better scrutiny and right now it's congress has to step in. and be part of this scrutiny if you will, not just an inside deal. elizabeth: it's not the first time the obama campaign. obama campaign in 2008 kicked out malley and the biden

resolution to the israeli palestinian conflict through the pursuit of a 2 state solution shakman been hamada thought he hosted president some senior adviser jared questioner on wednesday christmas made a stop in castle during his tour of the middle east while he's looking to gain the support of more arab nations after he announced the u.s. brokered deal to normalize relations between the u.a.e. and israel it's yet to be formalized but palestinians have denounced that deal saying it betrays their rights on monday the white house advisor arrived in the u.a.e. from israel on the 1st direct flight between the 2 nations because now was joined by an israeli delegation he then set off on a tour of other gulf capitals on tuesday looking for more arab support in bahrain he met king hamad bin khalifa before flying to saudi arabia for talks with crown prince mohammed bin salah i have been for years a cattle and sat down with al jazeera and spoke about ending the palestinian israeli conflict. a lot of reason why this hasn't been resolved for decades is because people get caught in slogans and there's a

father had run away doctors told us now is a medical mystery whom they're continuing to study because hamada the instructs me to the virus to. the mother got sick in the mining area of get cut to relatives brought her to the treatment center but when she died no one wanted her father has not been seen to date so my husband and i took her because she's family. 7 in another town called monkey now where the 1st cases were reported in 28 health responders celebrate with come by. he's just been discharged from hospital having been at me to this month suffering from. when i was told i had a ball and i panicked but the doctor counseled me such a treatment now i feel calm i'm up here in the ole spittle i was scared because of old old day but he survived. doctors say monday night is now a ball of free at the height of the crisis hundreds are contracting the disease every week in the town nationwide for the last 2 years more than 2000 congolese have died of the disease which has affected 3 and a half 1000 it is not the end yet because. this is not in vain this is. not my kid that's me and we're going

. >> hundreds of syrians turned out in damascus on thursday for the funeral of activist mazen al-hamada. his body was among 30 corpses found in a hospital morgue this week. al-hamadi was a well-known face among the syrian protests during 2011 arab spring movement. he fled to the netherlands, where he testified about the torture he was subjected to during the assad regime. al-hamadi was arrested in february of 2020 at damascus airport when he returned to syria, and he hadn't been seen since. >> the u.s. believes the new reality in syria could be opening the door for a ceasefire and hostage deal in gaza. more than 100 hostages are still believed to be held there, most of them since hamas launched its rampage in israel more than 14 months ago. but now, u.s. national security adviser jake sullivan is expressing cautious optimism that a deal could be reached this month. he met israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem thursday. sullivan says hamas is negotiating differently now that the assad regime is gone, and there's a ceasefire in lebanon. he also dismissed suggestions that

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saying trump has chosen to become enemies with everyone in the world another comment on facebook from hamada who says the u.s. is no match for russia when it comes to iraq dynamics and one last one from lena who says it's very convenient for the u.s. to find someone to point to thank you very much for all your comments keep them coming use a hash tag a.j. news great and on twitter as well handle at a.j. english don't forget to use the hashtag a.j. news great we're also on facebook of course and on whatsapp and telegram seven four five zero one triple one four nine to get in touch with us moving on now in the final match for the asian cup twenty nine thousand is well under way ahead to nail facing up against four time. occidental champions japan this is the first time qatar's ever made it to the finals they're playing against the backdrop of an uneasy makes of politics and sports because a tournament is housed in the united arab emirates one of four countries that have imposed a blockade on qatar since june twenty seventh that speak to on the richest and who's live for us in doha at the aspie

over the last 24 hours, but in the hospital this morning, we found not militants, but two brothers, hamada age 4 and hamdan age 2. they were injured when an air strooik hit their neighbor's house. their father told us the israeli military telephoned the neighbor and warned them to evacuate, but they only had three minutes but didn't make it out in time. i wish it were me lying wounded, he said, not my boys. officials here say more than 170 people have been killed since israel's offensive began, most of them civilians. thousands of palestinians have fled northern gaza taking refuge in school buildings. there's safety here, but as the gaza strip braces for a possible ground invasion, nobody knows when they'll be able to go home. she came here with her daughter and three grandsons. she showed us photographs of what happened the last time tensions flared in 2012. her home was destroyed by an israeli air strike. there was nothing left. not even clothes or furniture, she told us. i thought i'd have a heart attack. i'm worried the same thing will happen this time. palestinian militants continue t

but if we go to writings we our doctor hamada we find these writings, this new modern centrist line which calls for benefiting from western thought in a way that would not contradict islamic thought. so there is an elite group in the centrist movement here that represent the main pivot for the muslim movements for the brotherhood and mao did i and abazz and the justice development in more -- morocco, and developments for those scholars and, mr. , this centrist feels that democracy a mechanic system is adopt the principle of shura in islam. this does not contradict with islam. the second point that was mentioned by the lady is that a personal matter. i, spent 16 years in prison, six of them in isolation. i left my daughter, two years old and when i came out of prison she was, she had already taken baccalaureate degree. we have spent some money under the dictatorship where there was really torture for, against political prisoners solitary confinement is a harsh discipline for prisoners. this is not where all the comfort was adequate and thanks to god i came out of prison memorizing the kora

there is a huge sense of anger here among mazen al—hamada's family members. they say they need all of those involved in the killing of mazen al—hamada to be brought to court. for them, the downfall of bashar al—assad's regime is not enough. on our way here, we have seen dozens of families looking for the loved ones in hospitals, those who have disappeared in the last decade, they don't know whether they are alive or dead or still in prison. jan egeland is the secretary general of the norwegian refugee council. hejoins me from moldova, on his way back from a visit in ukraine. welcome to the programme. in terms of syrian refugees, what do you think of the principal —— are the principal considerations? -- are the principal considerations? that the refugees _ considerations? that the refugees want _ considerations? that the refugees want to - considerations? that the refugees want to return l considerations? that the - refugees want to return when they can, but they cannot at they can, but they cannot at the moment, most of them. syria is in a deep economic crisi