tanks on the border as rockets hit israeli towns plans to evacuate some palestinian families from east roussillon have sparked days of protests.

tanks on the border as rockets hit israeli towns plans to even some palestinian families from east roussillonhave sparked days of protests.

tanks on the border as rockets hit israeli towns plans to even some palestinian families from east roussillon have sparked days of protests. at least 7 children and 2 staff members have been killed and many others injured in a shooting at a school in russia authorities say a lone 19 year old gunman was arrested after opening fire in the city of the capital of the muslim majority region of tatarstan. italy's national rail service is planning to extend a so-called covert $1000.00 free connection between rome and milan to board a train passengers have to arrive 45 minutes before departure with a negative test result or take one on site managers say bookings are rising. this is today news from berlin you can find out more on our website w dot com. he was a one term us president the only president to be impeached twice his party controlled congress when he moved into the white house his party lost control as he moved out and yet donald trump's grip on the republicans is as tight as ever the party of lincoln thinks it can regain power if and only if it remains the party of trump congresswoman liz c

led to those rockets being fired from gaza into israel namely the vixens of palestinians from east roussillon the neighborhood that under $967.00 boundaries. was set in an area and houses that were were set aside for them they've called for respect of those boundaries and an end to evictions which they called illegal under international law so again we are hearing these positions laid out individually country by country but still not as a unit of the security council as a unified statement normal normally kristen or a normal times we would see delegates going into and out of the u.n. chamber and they would be pushing for somebody would be pushing for a u.n. resolution is that possible in these virtual covert times or is that something that because of what they're talking about and how they're talking about it that's just a complete nonstarter. it's a great question and fact i'm told by experts that the united states probably would not have been able to stop the open meeting from happening as long as it did had they been meeting in person because of a technicality about calling for an open mee

tanks on the border as rockets hit israeli towns plans to even some palestinian families from east roussillon have sparked days of protests.

jewish settlers today tensions are particularly high as israel marks to roussillon day out of you by the israeli troops captured east jerusalem in 1967 not even jewish flag matsu the city has. some palestinians view this as provoked provocative and there's concern that this type of situation could be rocked interview from books by. going straight to jerusalem and join d.w. correspondent tanya kraemer welcome tanya what's happening there now. well i'm standing here right at damascus gate this is one of the areas where the whuffie know not of tensions and also right know there's a lot of israeli police over here just some time ago some stun grenades fired here chasing some of the palestinian youths that are usually gathering here away so what we understand is usually this black march of the true slim they should have passed through damascus gate here from but from what we understand this has now been be routed through one of the other gates apparently i'm what reason has been given the. knowledge the potential for violence. if this is about the. decision actually while it's very well known the tensions on jerusalem da

over plans to evict palestinian residents from east jerusalem to make room for jewish settlers today tensions are particularly high as israel marks to roussillon day the anniversary of when israeli troops captured east jerusalem in 1967. correspondent tanya kramer is joining us now from jerusalem tanya what's the situation there right now. while the tensions persist in and around the old city and of course on this holy site they had before the temple mount over the most sensitive side here in jerusalem and according to the palace you read crèche and over 300 palestinians way injured in this confrontations that we have seen here over the course of the day on the police side israeli police also dozens of police officers where injured and now of course those tension could further escalate as the plec marjoe parade is set to take place this afternoon in the old city and what is expected as the day progresses you think i mean you've highlighted a little bit of that there are there is more potential for this to split isn't there. right this flag march of the jerusalem day in itself is an annual event and it's considered to be one of the most tense d

of violence in occupied east jerusalem a car drives into a police checkpoint the driver is shot dead and 6 policemen are injured. thanks to roussillon a car drives into a police checkpoint the driver shot dead and 6 policemen are injured. a warning from the united nations that the palestine israel. conflict could have devastating consequences for both sides if they do not to deescalate the situation the u.n. security council has been hosting a meeting to discuss the ongoing crisis it comes on the 7th straight day of israel's bombardment of the gaza strip airstrikes overnight destroyed at least 3 buildings and killed more than 40 people rescue crews spent most of sunday searching through the rubble but despite calls for an end to the violence israel says it will continue its wave of airstrikes we also heard from both representatives for the palestinians and israel they blamed each other for the escalation israel is killing palestinians in gaza one family at the time israel is trying to uproot palestinians from euro zone and it will continue its wave of airstrikes we also heard from both representatives for the palestinians and israel

particularly high as israel marks jerusalem day the anniversary of when israeli troops captured east roussillon in 1067. correspondent tonya kramer is joining us now from jerusalem tanya what's the situation there right now. while the tensions persist in and around the old city and of course on this holy site that you had before the temple mount over the most sensitive side here in jerusalem and according to the palestinian red crescent over 300 palestinians way injured in those confrontations that we have seen here over the course of the day on the police side the israeli police also dozens of police officers where injured and now of course those tension could further escalate as states and the like march operate is set to take place this afternoon in the old city and what is expected as the day progresses you think i mean you've highlighted a little bit of that there are there is more potential for the it isn't there. right this flag marger the jerusalem day in itself is an annual event and it's considered to be one of the most tense days in jerusalem it happens every year but of course this

palestinian demonstrators it follows days of protests over plans to evict palestinian residents from east roussillon to make room for jewish settlers and today tensions are particularly high as israel marks drucilla day the anniversary of when israeli troops captured easter and 1967. correspondent tonya kramer is joining us now from jerusalem tanya what's the situation there right now. while the tensions persist in and around the old city and of course on this holy site that you had before the temple mount over the most sensitive side here into recently and according to the palestinian red crescent over 300 palestinians way injured in this confrontation that we have seen here over the course of the day on the police side the israeli police also a dozen of police offices where injured and now of course those tension could further escalate as states and like marjoe parade is set to take place this afternoon in the old city and what is expected as the day progresses you think i mean you've highlighted a little bit of that there are there is more potential for this to escalate isn't there. right this fl