the middle the sexes they are so controversial metal detectors from outside the al aqsa mosque compound. since they were installed over a week ago now and muslim worshipers have been praying outside the mosque in the streets rather than going through them to pray inside the mosque. itself so effect deal is done interestingly that had been. i'm highlighted earlier in the day by both israeli and palestinian commentators now hearing confirmation possibly. from jordan that that's the deal in the works that have only three or four more days till the next friday prays i think that before they in. they want this deal done. the israeli security got back and certainly some quiet restored to the al aqsa mosque required that's exactly what we're hearing from all took just about thd city for a moment we've seen increasing. tension every nights there are more out of the the for is the evening prayer is there a great the riots of greater intensity rise here. so just speaking just in this region with same to our taxes well by palestinians on israelis we've seen palestinians killed. in those riots that

tried to gain control of very large crowd of the al aqsa mosque it's really police said stones were thrown on its units at the western the jewish holy site near the mosque under phish shows are bracing for even bigger crowds during friday prayers all this near is across the story. well clashes have broken out inside the temple mount compound this comes off to the most you have to loosen them announce that worship has could now go into the compound and put inside the al aqsa mosque this follows a two week stay away because of israel's additional security measures that introduced to the site seems to be in a dispute that broke out amongst worshipers when they arrived and realized that the israelis were still keeping some of the entrances to the al aqsa mosque closed now the israeli police say that the protesters some youngsters started throwing rocks and stones at them and they responded with riot control dispersal measures nonetheless they did use stun grenades next to the dome of the. to disperse the crowd now at this stage we understand that all interns as to the temple mount are closed t

prayer today friday is also the main day of rage it was called for by the spiritual leader of the al aqsa mosque and he said that it should be a day of hate and protest that people should abandon their regular mosques and come and pray at the al aqsa mosque but not actually go into the mosques instead stand outside with a metal detectors that israel has put into place in the last few days to try and beef up security on our prison and he said to quote otherwise the situation would explode i was caught in some of those clashes and there are neighborhoods in east jerusalem mecca look almost like a war zone you have israeli security officers charging forward with rubber bullets and tear gas and also a machine that sprays liquid duty liquid on people the protesters surge in the opposite direction and they have huge rocks and stones that they've been throwing at the security forces now all of this comes as the israeli cabinet hold an emergency meeting they decided to keep these metal detectors in place they believe it's for security but of course the muslim worshippers believe that it is a way for isr

russians have just broken out here in front of the al aqsa mosque an obvious radio police have gathered around one person and they've got him on the ground there the police just bear with me if they way forward and they've grabbed somebody on the ground if they're holding down at the same time there's a strong smell of tear gas in the air we were just standing here and all of a sudden as the midday prayers stopped the whole situation exploded now there is a noticeably higher number of police in the area it was a vehicle here that just started making its way into the crowd i've just come through the crowd and i would say that there were three thousand people who were praying there all of this just happened off to the prey stopped and judging the situation from here it seemed unprovoked it was as if the place stopped and just suddenly the police moved forward there was something like three thousand police officers who've been deployed here in front of the al aqsa mosque today i repeat rabies who are trying to make their way in from elsewhere in the country have been blocked and stopped on

changed as we age limits there is no age limit for the evening prayer tonight and for prayer at the al aqsa mosque from now. so and in the words of the ship the move to the grand mufti of jerusalem sheik mohammed hussein he said we have suffered for it sovereignty in the mosque and freedom. of worship and that is not true for all ages and that's because there was relative quiet there was an easy dispersal. of the worship of some ten thousand in the mosque and some in the streets those on the fifteenth still praying in the streets as they have. for two weeks now. in the west bank however we did see today and more. agitation and burning tyres throwing rocks israeli troops responding with tear gas and with some grenades scenes where familiar with but. perhaps extending today in bethlehem in have drawn in ramallah but for the first time in nablus two palestinians died today also one in situation which is not entirely clear. a at the gaza border fence and another whom israeli troops say ran a poll young palestinian men ran towards them armed with a knife they shot and killed him. neutralized is the wor

of jerusalem that have been closed and we know that youngsters also managed to climb onto the al aqsa mosque and wave palestinian flags from there they were has also been some violence reported in at least one east jerusalem arab neighborhood the neighborhood of baba huta all of this coming ahead of tomorrow's so-called day of rage that has been called for by both the mass and the fatah palestinian rival faction now the israeli police are not taking any chances they have been erecting concrete fame says concrete road blocks mounds of dirt not only in jerusalem but also in the west bank afraid that the violence from jerusalem will spread else ways certainly while both sides at least in the leadership level seem to be trying to make efforts to calm the situation on the ground the tensions of course still run the risk of blowing up come friday. temple mount or a refund it's known to muslims as one of the most contested religious sites in the world for jews it's believed to have been the site of two biblical temples on the mosque which is also located there islams third holiest site but as secur

over.ul protests boiled >> i call on palestine to -- the mosque at al-aqsa. come and give praise to god. and pray to protect our holy place and people. we pray not to let the occupation continue to block our faithful from entering the holy mosque. children have welcomed israel's remover of the ventricle -- barriers. the images of these cheering palestinians and the removal of metal detectors wednesday and overnight tuesday and overnight the metal barriers is the sign anger ande is shamefaced kind of feeling amongst right-wing israelis and politicians also looking at the palestinian leadership saying, criticizing them for following the crowd not leading it. on one side and a feeling on the other. not much happiness in israel today. >> staying in the region, a cease-fire has come into effect on the lebanese syrian border. hezbollah says it is on the verge of defeating jihadist militants. have beenfighters killed in recent days and more 150 militants. let's bring in our correspondent in beirut. he joins us live. can you give us more detail on the cease-fire annou

two of them posting a selfie at the al aqsa mosque yesterday with an ominous message. tomorrow's smile is more beautiful. tonight, in a controversial move, israelis closed the area. the mosque off limits for friday prayers. >> there's a real chance that this could lead to more demonstrations and, therefore, more violence in jerusalem. >> reporter: the most brazen attack in months, and anger is spreading on both sides. kelly cobiella, nbc news. >>> it's been almost a week since iraqi forces backed by american advisers drove out isis fighters from the key city of mosul, but the human toll of that battle will be felt for a very long time. tonight our chief foreign correspondent richard engel is in iraq with the people now freed from isis and the american first responder who left the comforts of home to go to a war zone. >> reporter: iraq won the battle against isis here in mosul, but victims are still pouring in. and still treating them in an abandoned butcher shop is pete reed from new jersey. >> can i have another -- hundreds of thousands of people's lives were obliterat

the israeli police and at the same time we did see some youngsters managed to climb onto the al aqsa mosque and wave palestinian flags from there there has also been violence reported in at least one east jerusalem arab neighborhood of baba huta now all of this comes ahead of tomorrow's day of rage as it has been dubbed by him us now this is a day of protests and confrontations that has been called for by both of us and the palestinian rival faction fattah nies really police are bracing themselves for what they are afraid could result in even more violence throughout the day friday and not only did we see them but also in the west bank and we know that the israelis are employing additional security forces they've been putting up concrete vote blocks it's been putting up mounds of dirt across the west bank to try and deal with this but certainly the palestinians stray ssion doesn't seem to have been so subsided despite the fact that israel says it is trying to meet them halfway and remove some of the additional security measures it has put in place in the last two weeks yet happening during

as the attack is killed in the al aqsa mosque compound. a place that's known to jews as the temple mount. and a regular flashpoint in the conflict here. nnova is rushed the wounded to hospital. two injured policemen diet. the attackers were all found to be arab citizens of israel. it was just in the fight this states that the shooting attack happens. now israeli police have locks down the area. normally big crowds of palestinian worshipers would be heading insights to the al aqsa mosque for friday prayers. but today in a very unusual step. the compound has been close. with police posted at every entrance to the old city. israeli officials say red lines have been crossed. we will have to. concede there all the security arrangements taking place o. on the temple mount because we are in charge and we want to take care. of the security over everyone. palestinian president did condemn this attack while the islamist group hamas praised it. meanwhile as palestinians was stopped from heading to the mosque to pray. tempus flags. nonetheless this in

israeli police used stun grenades to disperse worshippers at the gate of the al—aqsa mosque complex. ite, known to muslims as haram al—sharif, and tojews as the temple mount. they returned on thursday after israel removed new security measures, including metal detectors and cameras. yolande knell reports from jerusalem. thousands pack the narrow streets. for nearly two weeks, most muslims injerusalem did not go inside al—aqsa mosques. at first israel blocked off access, after two policemen were shot dead. then palestinians refused to enter, in protest at new israeli security measures. earlier, those were removed. you can see just how many people are answering this call to prayer. palestinians saw the extra security as a way of israel extending its control over the site, which is the third holiest place in islam and the most holy place forjews. israel denied that. but when the crowd tries to force open a gate kept closed by israeli police, the mood of celebration turned sour. this is how muslim worshippers prayed in recent days, on streets outside the old city walls in occupied eastjer

tear gas and stun grenades and rubber bullets up on us in the al aqsa mosque compound. thankfully that is now over there was some more than ninety people injured. according to the red crescent they palestinian red cross and an heiress how both sides looking it. over all events over the past two weeks because we've seen pictures of palestinians celebrating about the israelis having. to remove the security measures and the israeli side see much more subjugated about what's happening and not very happy with that prime minister as well according to some surveys. yes that's right. the palestinians are jubilant because they were god this is a victory. i've ever gotten his victory for non violent resistance because most people were in fact known violence they came they prayed outside in may when time. there was violence every night but they did not associate themselves with that that was. young man fighting the israeli police that's how they view us. so there is that. general aplasia. there was cheering they were carrying the mosque officials on the show all those and we have

the situation here at lion's gate one of the entrances to al aqsa mosque is tense as you can see a strong police presence behind me now this is the furthest they letting us go it follows overnight again heavy clashes between israeli security officers throwing tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters who were hurling rocks and stones at them this is nearly two weeks of violence that has left some six people killed in the latest measures to try and calm the situation israel says it will remove metal detectors that will put up after two security guards were killed two five days ago but the palestinian president mahmoud abbas says this is not enough and he insists it is well returns to the way the status quo was before that incident there have so far been two meetings by the united nations security council where both israelis and palestinians have been trading barbs and accusing each other of the latest flare up in violence well if they know their radical are with and encouraged to kill innocent israelis in cold blood is a buying power or presses forth with its the reckless and destructive a

sites in the world for jews it's believed to have been the site of two biblical temples and the al aqsa mosque which is also located there is a third holiest sites the temple mount is administered by a jordan base islamic religious authority. well those metal detectors came as a result of a heinous murder on a holy spot these are not just metal detectors the. action out of money to change the already changed state to school a heinous murder takes place then security measures are brought in and then israel is blamed for taking the security measures it's a reaction to the first of which was horrible terrorism well first of all our dog. if the public knows the people who committed the attacks were israeli citizens by the way people have to accept the fact that israel is the size of jerusalem is our capital city and that the temple mount is the heart of our heart you accept those things and we can have a dialogue and conversation you saw on t.v. how the israeli army is do you think peaceful nonviolent people who are just praying there that i was myself injured two days ago by the israeli army when

scene of violent confrontations in the past and particularly after last night's clashes at the al aqsa mosque the israeli police are putting in place a heavy hand as you say they are preventing main under the age of fifty from reaching the mosque that is why most of the men here are younger than fifty and at the same time there are some entrances to the mosque that remain closed so the situation on the ground is extremely volatile extremely tense the israeli police have brought in reinforcements you literally cannot move around the neighborhoods of east jerusalem there are also checkpoints that have been put up throughout the west bank and israel to try and prevent any kind of food the confrontations the israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu has said he will strengthen a security first around jerusalem we're also hearing from the israeli police that they will be a harsh response they've been threatening casualties if any of these soldiers are thrown out attacked with stones rocks or monitor of cocktails there were a number of buses that was stopped trying to reach east jerusalem with arab

guns were taken inside the al—aqsa mosque grounds and used to kill two israeli policemen at the gatesth new metal detectors, palestinians continued praying outside, accusing israel of using security as an excuse to extend its control over the site israel denied that. in clashes with israeli security forces, five palestinians were killed. and in this west bank settlement, a palestinian stabbed to death three israelis in their home. then an israeli embassy guard killed two jordanians, apparently after one attacked him. jordan is the custodian ofjerusalem's mosques. 0vernight, amid fears of a wider escalation, the metal detectors were quietly taken away. israel is making sure there is a real freedom of israel is making sure there is a realfreedom ofjerusalem. israel is making sure there is a real freedom of jerusalem. that israel is making sure there is a realfreedom ofjerusalem. that is what we'll continue to do, enable everybody to come to pray on the temple mount. 50 years after israel ca ptu red temple mount. 50 years after israel captured the old city ofjerusalem, recent pictures ha

al-aqsa mosque is our mosque and is an islamic mosque so it is not allowed, under any circumstances, e prevented from reaching the mosque and praying at al-aqsa mosque. >> reporter: the mufti was later detained by israeli police for several hours. palestinian president mahmoud abbas telephoned israeli prime minister netanyahu today, to condemn the attack. he also called for reopening the holy site. in a bid to ease tensions, netanyahu quickly issued a statement that the status quo "will be preserved". but the leader of the militant islamic jihad movement in gaza city welcomed the attack. >> ( translated ): jerusalem is an arab and islamic land, so when the zionist enemy seeks to turn it into a jewish temple, one of our people will come out and stand in the face of this plan and confront it as it happened today. therefore, who is responsible >> reporter: in the end, israelis and palestinians were left to bury their dead amid fears that the attack is a harbinger of more violence to come. for the pbs newshour, i'm margaret warner. >> woodruff: back in this country: the u.s. justice depar

the shooting took place in the old city near the sacred site known to muslims as al—aqsa mosque and to and killed by police. they were arab israeli citizens from the town of umm al fahm. a short time ago our middle east correspondent tom bateman gave us this update. they said these three men did not have a security background. they will not learn to domestic security agencies. what we know so far is that these three men attacked the officers, as they approached the gates of the compound that you mentioned, the most revered side in jerusalem, holy to both faiths and therefore is truly sensitive. police say they were armed with automatic weapons. they opened fire at police officers, fatally wounding two of them. there was an exchange of fire and some mobile phone footage showing one of the men being chased across the compound. and the three attackers were then killed. after this event, the police closed the compound, closed the side, saying that it would not be open to friday prayers, which are normally attended by thousands of muslims at the al—aqsa mosque. the grand mufti said that no

at first, israel blocked access after two policemen were shot dead at the al—aqsa mosque.curity measures from israel, but then they were removed. you can see how many people answering this call to prayer. palestinians saw the extra security asa palestinians saw the extra security as a way of israel extending control over the site, the third holiest place in the land and the most holy place in the land and the most holy place forjewish people. israel denied that. but when the crowd tries to force open a gate kept closed by israeli police, the mood of celebration turned sour. this is how muslim worshippers prayed in recent days. and streets outside of the old city walls, in occupied east jerusalem. until, overnight, scaffolding and barriers are dismantled, to cheers. already, israel removed metal detectors and cameras. translation: respect and appreciation for our people into recent. christians and muslims. it was their resistance and stea dfastness. was their resistance and steadfastness. as tensions rose this week, five palestinians were killed in clashes with israeli secu

we condemn the closure of the al aqsa mosque by israel and all other related provocative and inflammatory measures and we do not accept under any circumstances or pretexts that this holy site to be closed in the face of what worshippers. at this moment occupied east jerusalem is a city besieged from within and without by military checkpoints, occupation forces, settlements and armed and violent settlers. the palestinian people in the city face subject gags, discrimination, home demolitions and violence with the aim of forcibly transferring them out of their city. they pursue this plan and policies based on religious and national affiliation. the palestinian people are resisting the recent provocative measures including the closure of al aqsa mosque, the banning of the friday prayers and restrictions on access to the holy sites by praying in the streets. they are expressing peacefully and i emphasize they are expressing peacefully their rejection of these illegal measures against their rights and their holy sites. yet peaceful demonstrations and steadfastness in preserving the character an

to days of palestinian street protests by removing all additional security measures around the al—aqsa mosquehe war between

for the palestinians, anything seen asa for the palestinians, anything seen as a threat to aqsa al mosque and now for the yolande knell in the middle east. and now for the weather. yolande knell in the middle east. and now for the weather. i yolande knell in the middle east. and now for the weather. i will yolande knell in the middle east. and now for the weather. i will talk a lot about rainfall a lot of the next two minutes. some of us have had heavy downpours that have lasted three hours. this area of rain that you can see on the picture now, affecting a large swathe of the midlands. we have showers and parts of scotla nd midlands. we have showers and parts of scotland and northern england. 0ther of scotland and northern england. other places have seen showers fade away. but the low pressure is sticking around into part two of the weekend. more showers on the way. this area of rain in the midlands and northern england will hang on well into the night. for sewers even into the morning. 0utbreaks well into the night. for sewers even into the morning. outbreaks of rain into the morning. o

guns were taken inside the al—aqsa mosque grounds and used to kill two israeli policemen at the gatessrael of using security as an excuse to extend its control over the site which is also the holiest place forjews and known as temple mount. israel denied that. in clashes with israeli security forces, five palestinians were killed. and in this west bank settlement, a palestinian stabbed to death three israelis in their home. then an israeli embassy guard killed two jordanians, apparently after one attacked him. jordan is the custodian ofjerusalem's mosques. 0vernight, amid fears of a wider escalation, the metal detectors were quietly taken away. israel is making sure there is a realfreedom ofjerusalem. that is what we'll continue to do, enable everybody to come to pray on the temple mount. 50 years after israel captured the old city ofjerusalem, recent pictures have shown once again how it remains at the heart of this conflict. yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. a parliamentary committee is warning that animal welfare standards in the uk could be threatened if farmers have to compete

today the concern is that of the friday prayers and as you say with the spiritual leader of the al aqsa mosque warning there could be further violence today we'll be keeping a close watch on all not sacred so i wish you the best of luck it's really m.p.o. who declared thanks for joining us today here on r.t. and we for you we all share the care we we all share the same concern wishing you wonderful love and peace from the city of jerusalem thank you for your time and i thank you for your time for joining us here on our t. international today coming up next america's child soldiers. it's. when the make its manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the fight. to ignore middle of the room sick. real news. this is where they pierced america's hearts on the eleventh of september two thousand and one fifteen years after the attacks new york is celebrating its heroes the military. a parade to own a one point five million troops the saviors of freedom every eleventh of november this parade on as generations of troops from the fallen of world war one to those

friday prayers ended peacefully at the al-aqsa mosque in jerusalem.sraeli police have been on high alert as the shrine has been at the center of prolonged tensions these past two weeks. the demonstration started after israel installed metal detectors at the mosque, when two police officers were killed there three weeks ago. muslims claim it was a move to expand control over the area. the food and drug administration has unveiled what it calls a comprehensive plan for regulating tobacco. the agency wants to cut nicotine and cigarettes to nonaddictive levels. the goal is to cut down on future smokers. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. vonnie? vonnie: mark, thank you. coming up, uber is looking to fill a leadership vacuum left by the cofounder. as itcussed the company targets titans of industry for its new ceo. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i vonnie quinn great let's get a check on the major averages now. we have been flu

worshipers rocked jerusalem after the israeli government rolls out extra security at the revered al aqsa mosque. a journalist is caught up in a gun battle in the iraqi city of mosul despite the fact the city was declared free of islamic state earlier this week.

inside: al-aqsa mosque, the third holiest site in islam, and the dome of the rock.y're bordered by the western wall, the holiest site in judaism. tensions have been building ever since the shooting. overnight, the streets of jerusalem's "old city" were filled with protesters throwing stones and security forces firing back with grenades. today, police refused to remove the metal detectors, and barred muslim men younger than 50 from entering the holy site. security checkpoints also blocked busloads of muslims traveling to jerusalem. >> the security measures will continue in and around the area of the old city and the temple mount, in order to prevent any further terrorist attacks. >> sreenivasan: but the grand mufti of jerusalem rallied thousands of muslims to pray outside the gates of the old city, under the watch of israeli forces. he predicted "a long test of wills." >> ( translated ): we reject all we do not accept any restrictions on the door of the al-aqsa mosque. therefore, all the palestinian people reject these gates and refuse to accept or enter through them

a tense calm in jerusalem after two weeks of unrest friday press the al aqsa mosque and peacefully but in the west bank. violence flies up once agai. that freed pending trial and i stumbled corporal six seven opposition newspaper employees. should be released intellect trial and the four others. i can remain behind because

the clashes erupted after friday prayers a few streets away from the al-aqsa mosque compound in jerusalem. israeli soldiers fired stun grenades and tear gas at palestinian worshipers, some of whom were throwing rocks and fire bombs. thousands of palestinians had gathered to protest the new israeli security measures at the compound, sacred to both jews and muslims. the new measures, which include metal detectors, were added after two israeli policemen were shot and killed last week. tensions turned deadly yesterday. two palestinians were shot dead in jerusalem, and another killed in the west bank. hundreds were injured and two dozen arrested. palestinians have long accused israel of trying to take control of the sacred site. the israeli government insists the detectors are meant to prevent future attacks. at this point it's unclear how long they will remain in use. >> ninan: a church in noaa hasten, connecticut, is providing a safe halfen for a single mother from guatemala who faces deportation. more than 800 churches and synagogues across the country have become sanctuaries for illegal im

and efforts to stop tensions around the al aqsa mosque in jerusalem from spiraling

policemen we re weeks ago, two israeli policemen were shot dead at one of the entrances to the al—aqsa mosquest. they saw that israel was trying to extend its controls over this holy site which is both the third most sacred place for muslims and the most sacred place forjewish people who call it temple mount. israel denied it was doing that, but in the past few days we have seen new metal detectors, new railings all taken away. here you can really see how the access restrictions and the tensions remain. let's take you like to baikonur in kazakhstan where american randy bresnik of nasa, italian paolo nespoli of european space agency and sergey ryazanskiy of the russian space agency roscosmos are blasting off on soyuz ms—05 rocket in the latest mission to the international space station. they are the latest astronauts to join the space station, take off, or blast off we should say, is in just under one minute time. let's have a listen in and see what is going on... audio sequence initiated, vehicle now an internal power. much command has been initiated. the rocket engines are firing. power is g

guns were taken inside the al—aqsa mosque grounds and used to kill two israeli policemen at the gates—opened with new metal detectors, palestinians continued praying outside, accusing israel of using security as an excuse to extend its control over the site which is also the holiest place forjews and known as temple mount. israel denied that. in clashes with israeli security forces, five palestinians were killed. and in this west bank settlement, a palestinian stabbed to death three israelis in their home. then an israeli embassy guard killed two jordanians, apparently after one attacked him. jordan is the custodian ofjerusalem's mosques. overnight, amid fears of a wider escalation, the metal detectors were quietly taken away. israel is making sure there is a realfreedom ofjerusalem. 50 yea rs 50 years after israel captured unoccupied the old city of jerusalem, it remains at the heart of this conflict. 50 years after israel captured the old city ofjerusalem, recent pictures have shown once again how it remains at the heart of this conflict. greece has sold its government debt to inter

were killed by three israeli arabs since then israel has closed most of the entrances to the al aqsa mosque and has reopened several but those that it has reopened it is opened with metal detectors now palestinians say that this is an infringement on the right of freedom to worship they are also concerned that israel might be trying to change the status quo now the israelis and jordanians are in talks the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said repeatedly that he has no intention to change the status quo and we also know that the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has urged to calm the situation but this is a hugely volatile area and many are bracing for more violence particularly ahead of a call tomorrow that has gone out by the jerusalem top muslim cleric and he has called for all mosques in jerusalem to remain closed and for worshippers to make their way to the compound so we are expecting another day of rage and potential clashes tomorrow friday. last week love amir putin's the internet into a frenzy over a mysterious passengers seen in the back of his car or were they revea

muslims in jerusalem returned to pray in the al-aqsa mosque.or the first time in two weeks, but the situation rapidly turned into renewed unrest with israeli police using rubber bullets and stun grenades. dozens of people were injured in the clashes. russian president vladimir putin says russia would be forced to retaliate at some point if washington presses ahead with new sanctions. he says the respond -- response would depend on the text. putin, on a visit to vineland, described the u.s. sanctions as extremely cynical and attempt by the u.s. to safeguard its own geopolitical interests. a british judge has ordered the terminally ill infant charlie gard be transferred to a hospice and the ventilator that keeps him alive be turned off. the 11 month old an extremely rare genetic condition that causes progressive brain damage and muscle weakness. this and his parents' hope that he could be kept alive for a few more days. you are watching "dw news" live from berlin. still ahead, violence in venezuela, clashes and deaths as the opposition stages a t

well for the last hour there's been complete chaos here in front of the al aqsa mosque i'm standing just in front of one of the police barriers we arrived here during the day prayers we were on the side where i would say on two to three thousand time this thing is we're training they were heating a call on the spiritual leader not to interview alex and not to credit of the hospital counted yet and pray in front of the net of detectives that he has been detected that these major parties have setup since last friday now this followed a terror attack in which two israeli police officers were killed and since in these raids have been beefing up security around the alexa mosque and this has led to a week of outrage today is the main day of rage that was called for the outlets to spiritual leader he said that people should abandon they must protest outside these doors otherwise to the situation would explode but it said he has exploded in the hour also there have been convinced charging forward into the crowd where i was it seemed as if the crowd was unprovoked and as if the police want to vot

week of protests against the installation of security cameras a metal detectors at the revered al aqsa mosque security was stepped up after two israeli policemen were killed in a terrorist attack carried out by three palestinians since then worshippers have been refusing to go through those metal detectors instead praying outside say the new security measures are an authentic change the status quo the compound republic's steenie and lost their lives in deadly clashes with israeli security forces on friday un has called for a probe into their deaths later that day three israelis were also killed in a palestinian stabbing attack. another news russia a moderate syrian opposition elements of signed an agreement setting out terms for a first deescalation zone near damascus earlier on that era tutor and discuss the development here in the studio. it finally is the first deal that's been signed as a deescalation zone in the key strategic area of the scooter which is fifteen kilometers east of damascus and ski strategic area a one time population of two million people prior to the syrian conflict key