back in battir, unesco says it's concerned about the settlers' plans.t preserving an historic site. it's about keeping hope for the future. yolande knell, bbc news, in the west bank. it isa it is a saturday, so busy of sport. head turner sport centre. the men's tennis world number one jannik sinner has been speaking for the first time since it was revealed he failed an anti—doping test in march. the italian was cleared of wrong doing by a tribunal last week, which found he'd been inadvertently contaminated with a steroid administed by his physiotherapist giacomo naldi. sinner�*s now parted company with him and his fitness trainer umberto ferrara: i haven't done anything wrong. i had to play, already, months with this in my head, but you know, just remembering myself that i haven't done anything wrong. i always respected these rules, and i always will respect these rules of anti—doping. emma raducanu says she's looking forward to her return to the us open — which starts on monday. following herfairytale win in 2021 — she lost in the first round the follo

israel's government has recently turbo—charged settlement growth, but people in battir had hoped that armed settlers confront ghassan 0lian. part of his farmland has now been taken by the israeli state, and another plot was seized late last year without even an israeli permit. under international law, all settlements are considered illegal. they are not, the army, caring about the international law or the local law and even the god's law. they are stealing our land to, i mean, to build their dreams on our catastrophe. soon men carrying guns arrive. 0ne tells us he is british. he orders our team to leave. joined by activists, the casilla family are protesting. soldiers forced them off their land in the world heritage site last month. settlers moved in. as war in gaza rages on, extremists in israel's government are tightening their hold on the west bank. they took advantage of the war because all eyes are on gaza, so they thought that we are helpless. it's really hard because you're fighting a system. for israel's far right politicians, the bible is thejewish people's deed to this land.

back in battir, unesco says it's concerned about the settlers plans.storic site. it's about keeping hope for the future. let's turn to the us now, where robert f kennedyjunior has appeared on stage alongside donald trump, just hours after suspending his independent campaign for white house to back the republican candidate. after introducing him at a rally in arizona, mr trump promised to open an office to investigate the assassination of his uncle, the democrat presidentjohn f kennedy. this is what donald trump said when he introduced robert f kennedyjunior. for the past 16 months, bobby has run an extraordinary campaign for president of the united states. i know... ..because he also went after me a couple of times, i didn't like it. laughter. and i mean this sincerely — had he been allowed to enter the democrat primary, he would have easily beatenjoe biden, but they wouldn't let him in. cheering. nasa are expecting to make an announcement later on how they plan to get the two astronauts who are stranded on the international space station down. sunita

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this month, a far—right israeli minister, published a plan for a newjewish settlement in battir, which reports. we'll bring you therefore we can. we don't have that story at the moment. france's interior minister says police have arrested a man suspected of causing an explosion outside a synagogue in the south of the country. the french president, emmanuel macron, earlier described the incident near montpelier as an act of terror. two cars, one with a gas bottle inside, were set alight in the town of la grande motte, injuring a police officer. security outside jewish schools and places of worship has been stepped up. the incident happened during shabbat, thejewish day of rest, when religious services are held. a woman who lives near the site of the attack described her experience. translation: i was very shocked. the noise i heard was louder than anything i've ever heard in my life. since i've been in la grande motte, it's been over 25 years, so it was a big shock. some breaking news — the afp news agency is reporting that telegram chief pavel durov has been detained at a french airpor