so the trip that we took, here's amsterdam, we went from amsterdam to westerbork, right on the borderd then to bergen-belsen. the death camps are defined by the use of poison gas were all in poland and all over here. here's auschwitz, sobibor where most of the dutch were gassed. to blinker where people were gassed. there were six of them, all in poland, out of sight and as far as the germans were concerned, out of mind. a trip like that was about five days. and again, about 10% of the people were dead by the time they got there. but bergen-belsen was a one-day trip from westerbork to bergen-belsen up near hanover in northern germany. it was a huge camp. we were actually in what's called the star camp because we did not wear stripe uniforms but we wore the clothing we had, which included the yellow jewish star that all jews had to wear whenever they went outside. they were russians, p.o.w.s, hungarians, but we were in the star camp. again bergen-belsen, unheated barracks and the climate was very similar to where i live, rochester, pleasant in the summer and spring, freezing cold in the

we lived in amsterdam. back to that one so, every night there was an arrest of jews, mostly in amsterdam, and a, they were on the german border. it wasn't a concentration camp, it was a transit camp where jews were held. a jews were in school. it also included the best and the brightest, they were famous conductors and authors and painters. the best at the brightest. so the jews establish schools for the kids. people were being murdered and everybody's greatest wish was to stay there, because as bad as it was, people were not being murdered. but every week on tuesday, a train pulled in, you can see the train tracks over here, and it was loaded with approximately 8000 jews. the names are posted on a west. we still have the list with our names. the train would pull out to a unknown destination. the train would return all plane and no one ever heard from those people again. so every tuesday there was a horrendous day with people crying and screaming and trying to help their neighbor, get a few belongings toget

show you the trip that we took here's west of boy is amsterdam. we went from amsterdam to a westerborg right on the boat right on the border and then to bergen-belsen are the death camps are defined by the use of of poison gas where all in poland and they were and they were all over here his auschwitz burka. now mademic, soby bore with most of the dutch were gas to blinker with most of the wars or get a people were guess they were they were six of them all in poland out of sight and as far as the germans were considered out of mind but a trip like that was about five days and again about 10% of the people with dead by the time they got there but bear belson was a one-day trip from west of war to obelson up hanover in northern germany. it was a huge camp. we were actually in was called the stock hand because we did not wear stripe uniforms, but we wore the clothing we had which included the yellow yuden stone or jewish store that all jews had to wear whenever they went outside. they were russians. so a po's they were hungarians, but we were in i wa

so now only one bubble barrier has been installed in amsterdam. it's a pilot project, but the potential both in the city and worldwide is enormous. i have multiple sector have interest in this. for example, you can imagine that companies that have a benefit of tourists coming by, they want of beaches that are came ones. riverside that are clean at one time. there is where you can fit on nicely. and on the moment you install such such a system, you can, you can make it clean and make sure that it looks nice to visit again. the phone has received financial support from the government. it's also working on ways to recycle all the collect trash cities also generate lots of waste water as unlikely as it might seem. the water flushed down on toilets contains valuable resources that could be retrieved. scientists in the netherlands have developed a new waste water purification system to do just that one of the end product to the gum, they call co mera, which has many applications as a clue or binding agent in the manufacturing and construction industries

and it's because of barstool and new amsterdam. it's a crazy story.arstool and your role in this, erica. so suddenly this is becoming a thing. you have actually, under your leadership, turned bar toole not just into -- barstool not just into a media, well, it's really growing with you in charge as ceo, but suddenly into consumer products. how did this really turn into what has almost overtaken tito's handmade which was the top selling vodka? tell me how you did it and why. what is the end game here? >> yeah. you know, ryan has it exactly rights which this is how ryan likes his vodka. we coined it pink whitney, we trademarked the brand. new amsterdam vodka were incredible partners in bringing it to life, and i think what we do different from anyone is we talk about things the way real people talk about them. we have an awesome community of hockey fans and beyond. we have legions of -- who understand what we're trying to do and want to be a part of that. and what i really believe is that we cannot only are have a great tasting product, we can put it int

now the view from dr catriona appeared to hoff she is a health scientist from the university of amsterdam welcome to the program and thank you so much for joining us here on t.v. news we'd like to begin by asking you what you think about the skepticism over removing patent protections. i don't think the skepticism is unfounded removing protections is an important 1st step that's part of legal access to intellectual property now of course another piece of this puzzle is scaling up global manufacturing capacity which is also essential but doing so rests in the companies that need to share their technology know how and knowledge in order to achieve this globally ok so then how do you respond to the rationale for example from the german government from the pharmaceutical industry which says that in the long run this actually does more harm than good in order to waive these patents i mean that they cite things for example like you know production capacity high quality standards you know supporting innovation going forward what's your how do you respond to that. sure scaling up production capac

lori fundable trauma oil change international in amsterdam. thank you very much. thank you. more than a 150 people are feared to have drowned in northwest nigeria after a ferry boat sank on the nigel river. around a 165 people are believed to have been on board. when the boat capsized, it was traveling from central neesha state to state. when witnesses say it broken to pieces and sec. let's head straight over to lagos. now for the latest our correspondence, fred bonia is standing. bother, fred, what more can you tell us about the rescue effort? due authorities think they have any chance of pulling any more people alive from the water tell you they turn says to put out more people with according to officials from that campus to their way of saying that this is, this is unlikely because the incident happened. this accident happened yesterday at 10 o'clock local time and, and they be the people as to the ward. so the chances of getting them i've, it's the almost impossible. that's why did he say, he said no petition. went on until midnight and then they talked i'm the started a

game against the dutch in the 1st leg of the year. 2004 play off, but his fix know the feet and amsterdam meant the monday cold. i'm sorry, i didn't get a sniff of a major championship. i think that is when the court for then scott, really not that sex. no game because it was 6. now after that one could have been 10 enough that i really like just this will slow the claim. after votes departure, rotating cost of hardy souls was charged with taking scotland back to the victor. walter smith like the cliff george barley creek, levine, got struck and, and then mcneish again. all right. and failed. but was that done to them or a lack of quality players? great social changes with taking place in school for boys who are not playing football as much as they used to continuously. naturally, usually the introduction of foreign talents into scott from which was initiated by sin and was taken on by the other clubs. walter smith said the boys going into the academies with good x, celtic and scotland player jamie smith disagrees. i think it was a lot of good players. things got on the can always produce

game against the dutch in the 1st leg of the year, 2004 play off, but it's fix, know the feet and amsterdam met the monday cold. the carrier didn't get the sniff of a major championship. i think that when the conference call really not that sex, no game because it was 6, no one could have been 10 enough that i really like just this will slow the claim. after folks departure taking cost of hardy souls was charged with taking scotland back to the big walter smith decrease george barley creek, levine, thought distraction and then cliche, again. oh, tried and failed. but was that done to them or a lack of quality players? great social changes with taking place and course boys were not playing football as much as the gifted spontaneously naturally. secondly, the introduction of foreign talent into scott from which was initiated by sickness and was taken on by the other clubs. walter smith said the boys going into the academy wasn't good enough. ex celtic in scotland, player jamie smith disagrees. i don't think it was a lack of scott on the can. all was produced. good players, like the problem is

and head of research at the institute of war holocaust and genocide studies at the university of amsterdam is written extensively on the politics of occupation the persecution of dutch jews welcome to day w can we start with a brief explanation of this so-called dutch paradox the netherlands a country that was traditionally very accepting of outsiders but which also saw a higher percentage of jews killed during the war than any other occupied country. yes good afternoon i think that a paradox is a seemingly seemingly seeming contradiction so actually if you look at the facts than and it's very important to know that. dutch administration as such has been taken over by the german nazi occupying regime and in the netherlands the most radical fruition octet regime under the guidance of the s.s. got the upper hand and d. s. s. under direct instruction of early and started to implement its policies rather severely or rather quickly and actually detach administration. as a part of the loss taken up in the occupation what could happen to tools that were excluded from society who were discriminate

so now only one bubble barrier has been installed in amsterdam. it's a pilot project, but the potential both in the city and worldwide is enormous. i have multiple sectors that have interest in this. for example, you can imagine that companies that have a benefit of tourists coming by, they want of beaches that are came that one's riverside that are clean. at one pep there is where you can fit on nicely. and on the moment you install such a, such a system, you can, you can make it clean and make sure that it looks nice to visit again. the phone has received financial support from the government. it's also working on ways to recycle all the collect to trash. the t's also generate lots of waste water as unlikely as it might seem, the water flushed down on toilets contains valuable resources that could be retrieved. the scientists in the netherlands have developed a new waste water purification system to do just that one of the end product to the gum, they call co mera, which has many applications as a clue binding agent in the manufacturing and cons

so now only one bubble barrier has been installed in amsterdam. it's a pilot project, but the potential both in the city and worldwide is enormous. i have multiple factors that have interest. and if, for example, you can imagine that companies that have benefits of tourists coming by, they want of beaches that are came that one's riverside that are clean and one half there is where you can fit on nicely. and on the moment you install such a, such a system, you can, you can make it, make sure that it looks nice to visit again. the phone has received financial support from the government. it's also working on ways to recycle all the collect to trash. cities also generate lots of waste water. as unlikely as it might seem. the water flushed down our toilets contained valuable resources that could be retrieved. scientists in the netherlands have developed a new voice taught up your vacation system to do just that. one of the end product to the gum make will tell mera which has many applications as a clue or binding agent in the manufacturing and constr

the families priam meet the syrian on house just started cheerfully in front of the next museum in amsterdam. under the protest was scattered to demand. the government is locked down restrictions and left the curfew . the 1st in the country since world war 2. the threat is that we lose our freedoms . the protest us who are not following social distance. the rules are repeatedly ordered to disperse by police. police are trying very hard friends. the scenario that happened last week when thousands were rioting and sitting across the latter, after some protest started throwing stones. and that's why you're working. police on horseback moved in to clear the area. ah, this is al jazeera ah, they're on the clock. this isn't news i live from the company on the next 60 minute in towards with israel leadership, secretary of state and lincoln pushes to maintain these 5 course. the common both sign resounding calls for the release of monies, presidents prime minister and defense minister, you've all been arrested by the military.

world war ii museum hosts an online event where stephen has describes his childhood in early 1940s amsterdam and tells his families remarkable story of survival the world war ii museum provided this video. my name is abby edens. i'm director of education at the national world war ii museum and our program this evening is an observance of international holocaust remembrance day. this program is sponsored by toby philanthropy and as part of the toby family holocaust program at the national world war ii museum. tonight i am honored to introduce our speaker mr. steven hess steven and his twin sister marion were born less than a minute apart on january 14th, 1938 and amsterdam holland. they were the children of german jewish refugees who had fled

field and johnny pitts travel to paris and brussels going to amsterdam to live in stockholm i must say he wanted to meet black europeans from the most diverse backgrounds is the son of an african-american he experiences structural racism 1st tam's but he knows that his experiences are different from many other black britons. while my dad was brought to this very house you know the neighbors would say oh that's richie the american the entertainer there was a kind of romance about it there was something that was exotic about him so people would look at him and after think about british colonialism so that's a very different experience of course the black community is aware here who are who have this shared history who. in colonialism. johnny pitts tells us about the effects of imperialism on black people in europe the legacy of colonialism and what drew him to through the continent i did start to know a rise in racism and it troubled me and i start to know it's a kind of insularity that was taking place in this country that scares me a smooth brown skin living on an island. that is leani

know the fate of amsterdam met the monday cold. i'm sorry, i didn't get a sniff of a major championship. i think that when the con for them got really not that sex, no game, because it was sex. now after because it been turned off that i really like just this will slowed the claim. books departure to rotating cost of hardy souls was charged with taking scotland back to the big side. walter smith decrease george barley creek, levine, gotten struck and, and then the cliche, again, whole tried and failed. but was that done to them or a lack of quality players. great social changes were taking place in the course. the boys were not playing football as much as the gifted spontaneously naturally. secondly, the introduction of foreign talent and to scott from which was initiated by sinners and was taken on by the other clubs. walter smith said the boys going into the academy wasn't good enough. ex celtic in scotland, player jamie smith disagrees. i don't think it was a lack of scott on the can always produce good players. think the proble

museum in amsterdam hundreds of protesters scattered to demand the government is locked down with strict chanson lift a curfew the 1st in the country since world war 2 the threat is that we lose our freedoms to protesters who are not following social distancing rules who will be to be ordered to disperse by police but police are trying very hard to close friends a scenario that happened last week and thousands were rioting in cities across the nat'l. after some protesters started throwing stones at letting off fireworks police on horseback moved in to clear the area. frank assessments that a lot of poison but the government needs to watch what exactly happened and what measures never taking for a situation like a month you could ever get informed opinions is the u.s. with thinking the military positioning of the middle east or is it just a simple act of reorganizing ministry us that this is a message to the router that the united states is rethinking its military foster in-depth analysis of the day school ople headlines inside story on al-jazeera. 100 years ago britain and france made a

museum in amsterdam hundreds of protesters gathered to demand the government ease lock down restrictions and lift a curfew the 1st in the country since world war 2 the threat is that we lose our freedoms to protesters who are not funneling social distancing rules who will be to be ordered to disperse by police but police are trying very hard to close friends a scenario that happened last week when thousands were rioting in cities across the land. after some protesters started throwing stones at letting off fireworks police on horseback moved in to clear the area. this is al jazeera. but time is 100 hours g.m.t. hello i'm kemal santa maria welcome to the news hour on al-jazeera. on islam's holiest nights and it's already cracked down leaves dozens of palestinian protesters injured outside al aqsa mosque compounds also in the news dozens of young girls dead or injured after a series of explosions.

field of johnny ph travel to paris and brussels on to amsterdam live in stockholm i must say he wanted to meet black europeans from the most diverse backgrounds as the son of an african-american he experienced structural racism 1st chance but he knows that his experiences are different from the midst of many other black britons. while my dad was brought to this very house you know the neighbors would say oh that's richie the american the entertainer there was a kind of romance about it there was something that was exotic about him so people would look at him and after think about british colonialism so that's a very different experience of course the black community is aware here who are who have this shared history who. in colonialism. johnny pitts tells us about the effects of imperialism on black people in europe the legacy of colonialism and what drew him to through the continent i did start to know as a rising racism and it troubled me and i start to know it's a kind of insularity that is taking place in this country that scares me a smooth brown skin living on an island. that is

tuesday becoming of the netherlands well i'm alexander is opening the exhibition to school groups in amsterdam the show will also be available to visitors online. and my colleague d w reporter michael krueger is here to tell us more about this groundbreaking exhibition for the netherlands micah the netherlands had centuries of history of exploiting slavery on several continents how do you tell that story even begin to tell the. story with one exhibition well that's of course nearly impossible so they focus on examples and give us 10 different biographies to make the injustice clearer and more understandable what happens if a human being becomes an object which can be sold and without any rights and any hope of freedom but the exhibition not only tells the stories of the enslaved people and it made a movie it's also takes a look at those who benefited from slavery and lot for example martine solmonese the owner of the sugar refinery and we know his family today because they were painted by them beyond one of the greatest artists of all time so 1st time in the history of the museum they take a l

field and johnny pitts travel to paris and brussels on to amsterdam to live in stockholm i must say he wanted to meet black europeans from the most diverse backgrounds as the son of an african-american he experiences structural racism 1st hand but he knows that his experiences are different from those of many other black britons. while my dad was brought to this very house you know the neighbors would say oh that's richie the american the entertainer there was a kind of romance about it there was something that was exotic about him so people would. came an after think about british colonialism so that's a very different experience of course the black community is aware here who who have this shared history who tangled up in colonialism. johnny pitts tells us about the effects of imperialism on black people in europe the legacy of colonialism and what drew him to through the continent i did start to know is a rising racism and it troubled me and i start to know it's a kind of insularity that is taking place in this country that scares me a smooth brown skin living on an island. that is

directly against group 19 it works beautifully in animals we have fantastic content length studies in amsterdam and in my eyes but oversee my son of man hamsters are not humans so we have to really find out how these different platforms live through the nose or kill inject how that works out in people. yes not that could take some time and when are we looking at you know vaccine actually being administered to people's noses so i was always told if a gel used to ask me how long it will take is. not to answer that question however we are a 5 pound 3 it's now out of. reach you see and we are doing phase one slash 2 trials in the past you made for his wound and you made it frays 2 and we waited face 3 but because of the illusions you of course 19 many of us are doing freeze one slash 2 in powell and in those 5 companies as i said hundreds of people have been. needed in a phase one slash rates 2 and we hope we get the 1st data by june july of this year and then it really depends how much for these being through the interview rituals told that in that in brazil is about a 1000000 doses have been in b

field of johnny pitts travel to truce in brussels on to amsterdam palin stockholm and must say he wanted to meet black europeans from the most diverse backgrounds is the son of an african american he experiences structural racism food stamps but he knows that his experiences are different from those of many other black britons. while my dad was brought to this very house you know the neighbors would say ah that's richie the american the entertainer there was a kind of romance about it there was something that was exotic about him so people would look at him and after think about british colonialism so that's a very different experience of course the black community is aware here who who have this shared history who tangled up in colonialism. journey peeps tells us about the effects of imperialism on black people in europe the legacy of colonialism and what drew him to backpacking through the continent i did start to know is a rising racism and it troubled me and i start to know it's a kind of insularity that was taking place in this country that scares me a smooth brown skin living on an

in nearby amsterdam software developer and cricket lover wrote it was raring to go he knew others with high paying jobs who wanted to play their part through local organizations indian ex-pats sprung into action. we all came together we donated money so they're doing deals in india or $1.00 is supplying most of them concentrated so we send about $600.00 for millions to india and also we give funding for. these families were affected but i can just imagine what they're going through just trying to help more there will be they've raised tens of thousands of euros no more cricket talk after training no it's all about sourcing and sending more vital materials. here in the hague say we're down temple dutch people of indian origin like hindu priest to be cast of adi are also stepping up. the seal the impact whatever is happening in india has a direct impact on our community here as well to value wants to send positive energy to do those who are suffering. or. do feel in different ways so whether it's whether it's material support whether it's fundraising. with the pay or the different ways o

tuesday becoming of the netherlands well i'm alexander is opening the exhibition to school groups in amsterdam the show will also be available to visitors online. and my colleague d w reporter michael krueger is here to tell us more about this groundbreaking exhibition for the netherlands micah the netherlands had centuries of history of exploiting slavery on several continents how do you tell that story even begin to tell that story with one exhibition well that's of course nearly impossible so they focus on examples and give us 10 different biographies to make the injustice k.m.r. understandable what happens if a human being becomes an object which can be sold and without any rights and any hope of freedom but the exhibition not only tells the stories of the inflation people and he made a movie it's also takes a look at those who benefited from slavery in the lot for example martine stillman's the owner of the sugar refinery and we know his family today because they were painted by them beyond one of the greatest artists of all time so 1st time in the history of the museum they take a look a

the van gogh museum in amsterdam, which holds the world's largest collection of his paintings and drawingsvirtual tour, filmed in full 4k for stunning detail of the dutch master's work. 0k, hopefully there's something there to keep yourfires burning. right, still to come on the travel show: we meet the marine biologist working to protect the vital seagrass around the balearic islands. and mike's taking to two wheels in kenya. a man with a gun just crossed in front. now it's time to head to spain and the waters around formentera to meet a man whose passion is the protection of some of the most oldest living organisms in the world. they play an important but little—known role in sustaining our planet's natural environment. the posidonia is maybe the most efficient carbon sink in the planet. i remember perfectly my first contact with the posidonia and it was in october of 1992 in this place, and i came here with a sailboat and the first thing i saw is this amazing posidonia seagrass, and i really fell in love, and since then i am completely dedicated to the study, filming and spreading the va

directed against corporate 19 it works beautifully in animals we have fantastic telling studies in amsterdam in my eyes but obviously my son of man answers are not humans so we have to really find out how to use different platforms live through the nose or kill inject it how that works out in people. yes not that could take some time and when we're looking at you know vaccine actually being administered to people's noses so i was always told a vigil used to ask me how long it will take us. not to answer that question however we are in 5 counterweights now or. reach u.c. and we reach are doing phase one slash 2 trials in the past we made for his wound and we waited praise too and we waited face 3 but because of the urgency of court 19 many of us are doing freeze one slash 2 in parallel and in those 5 companies as i said hundreds of people have been. needed in a phase one slash rates 2 and we hope we get the 1st data by june july of this year and then it really depends how much if what is being proven to be rituals told that in that in brazil is about a 1000000 doses have been used so that we

tuesday became of the netherlands willem alexander is opening the exhibition to school groups in amsterdam the show will also be available to visitors online. and my colleague d w reporter michael krueger is here to tell us more about this groundbreaking exhibition for the netherlands micah the netherlands had centuries of history of exploiting slavery on several continents how do you tell that story even begin to tell that story with one exhibition well that's of course nearly impossible so they focus on examples and give us 10 different biographies to make the injustice k.m. on the stand the bull what happens if a human being becomes an object which can be sold and without any rights and any hope of freedom but the exhibition not only tells the stories of the inflation people and he made a movie it's also takes a look at those who benefited from slavery in the lot for example martine stillman's the owner of the sugar refinery and we know his family today because they were painted by them beyond one of the greatest artists of all time so 1st time in the history of the museum they take a l

know the feet and amsterdam meant the monday call, the carrier didn't get the sniff of a major championship. i think that when the confidence got really not that sex, no game because it was sex now after it could have been turned off. the light really has like just a small sport, the claim after folks departure, rotating cause the hardy souls was charged with taking scotland back to the big walter smith, george barley creek, levine, thought and struck and. and then mcneish again. oh, tried and failed. but was that done to them or a lack of quality players? great social changes with taking place, which course boys were not playing football as much as we used to spontaneously naturally. secondly, the introduction of foreign talents into scott from which was initiated by sickness was taken on by the other clubs. walter smith said the boys going into the academies wouldn't get enough. ex celtic in scotland, player jamie smith disagrees. i think it was a lot of good players. i think scott can always produced good players. like the problem is almost systematic on celsion rangers, right. we would

going look changed, and the internet on out sera started cheerfully in front of the next museum in amsterdam, under the protesters scattered to demand, the government is locked down restrictions and lift the curfew. the 1st in the country since world war 2, the threat is that we lose our freedoms. the protest following social listening rules are repeatedly ordered to disperse by police police. it's trying very hard friends. the scenario that happened last week when thousands were rioting and sitting across the ladder, after some protests and started throwing stones. and that's why your work police on horseback moved in to clear the area. oh madison and how the top stories on algae 0 e leaders are calling for sanctions and bella luce, after what they say was the hijacking of a commercial airliner. the accused bella russo freaking a bomb threat in order to force the plane to land in men's. so they get detained and opposition journalist for brandon has the international reaction. house of outrage. i mean, 1st of all, they were dumbfounded european leaders. they almost couldn't believe it. react

game against the dutch in the 1st leg of the year. 2004 play off, but it's fix, know the feet and amsterdam the monday cold, the carrier didn't get a sniff of a major championship. i think that when the confidence got really not that sex, no game because it was 6 now after that could have been 10 enough that i really as like just this will slowed the claim. after folks to part to the rotating cost of hardy souls was charged with taking scotland back to the big side. walter smith, mclean, george, barley creek, levine, thought struck and, and then mcneish again, whole tried and failed. but was that going to them or a lack of quality players? great social changes with taking place in the course. the boys were not playing football as much as they used spontaneously naturally. secondly, the introduction of foreign talent into scott from which was initiated by sin most taken on by the other clubs. walter smith said the boys going into the academies wasn't good enough. ex celtic in scotland, player jamie smith disagrees. i don't think it was a lack of scott on the can always produce good players.

tuesday became of another lens well i'm alexander is opening the exhibition to school groups in amsterdam the show will also be available to visitors online. and my colleague d w reporter michael krueger is here to tell us more about this groundbreaking exhibition for the netherlands micah the netherlands had centuries of history of exploiting slavery on several continents how do you tell that story even begin to tell that story with one exhibition well that's of course nearly impossible so they focus on examples and give us 10 different biographies to make the injustice k.m.r. understandable what happens if a human being becomes an object which can be sold and without any rights and any hope of freedom but the exhibition not only tells the stories of that in sleighs people and he made a movie it's also takes a look at those who benefited from slavery in the lot for example martine stillman's the owner of the sugar refinery and we know his family today because they were painted by them beyond one of the greatest artists of all time so 1st time in the history of the museum they take a look

the man fought apartheid on a just rocha started cheerfully in front of the next museum in amsterdam. hundreds of protesters scattered to the man. the government is locked down restrictions and left the curfew. the 1st in the country since world war 2. the threat is that we lose our freedoms. the protesters who are not following social distances rules are repeatedly ordered to disperse by police police. it's trying very hard friends, the scenario that happened last week, when thousands were rioting in sitting across the levels after some protest will start to throw in stones. and that's why you were police on horseback moved in to clear the area. oh hello. i'm associate a and how with the headlines for you here on out rivera. now, israel continues to bomb areas across the gaza strip to crowded districts in abilene. and so far we have been targeted across the cave, 231 people have been killed in the past 11 days. suffer, alkalis has more now from gaza. we are like this morning through to jamalia. we could see 2 huge closures or little big goal, which is actually inside wilmington side

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a global community on al-jazeera the protests started cheerfully in front of the next museum in amsterdam hundreds of protesters gathered to demand the government is locked down with strictures and lift a curfew the 1st in the country since world war 2 the threat is that we lose our freedoms to protesters who are not following social distancing rules or will be to be ordered to disperse by police but police are trying very hard to close friends a scenario that happened last week when thousands were rioting in cities across the land. after some protesters started throwing stones at letting off fireworks police on horseback moved in to clear the area. a residential block flattened in dollars or israel launches its most intensive it strikes on the besieged territory more than $150.00 roads in the early. as of sunday. night on the clock this is live from doha also coming up the desperate search for survivors is underway right now at least 174 palestinians have been killed since monday. all.

museum in amsterdam hundreds of protesters gathered to demand the government is locked down with strict sions and lift a curfew the 1st in the country since world war 2 the threat is that we lose our freedoms to protesters who are not following social distancing rules or repeatedly ordered to disperse by police but police are trying very hard to call friends a scenario that happened last week when thousands were rioting in cities across the battle. after some protesters started throwing stones and that's one of my words police on horseback moved in to clean the area. hello i'm adrian said again in doha the top stories on al-jazeera the conflict between israel and hamas has gone into a 2nd week as mounting asterix push the death toll in gaza to at least 212 palestinians 61 of them children there's no end in sight to the cottage for gaza's 2000000 residents with diplomatic efforts to reach a cease fire or but stalled. this was the gaza skyline just over 2 hours ago we saw this huge explosion.

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