this event for israelis, jerusalem day marks the capture of eastjerusalem in the war of 1967. lots of events happen around the city. some of them happened completely peacefully heading to the western wall which is a holy site and people can that the flag dance there but this is the really controversial element that heads into occupied eastjerusalem, tends to be men and teenage boys... ..extremely provocative. largely because of the fact it moves its way through that palestinian area and palestinians just have to shut their businesses. i was talking to one man he was saying we have no choice and we are under occupation and have to put up with this and the only way we can stay safe is to stay indoors in the area is then effectively cleared and we have the march coming through and it is common for it to descended into violence to descended into violence as we have seen just here against the press. we have seen them over 2000 police deployed. just tell us about the efforts to keep situation contained. what the police try to do is effectively ring fenced this march. there are barri

the flag parade is part of israel'sjerusalem day, marking its capture of eastjerusalem in the 1967 war who gave me an update on the violence. it's always a an extremely contentious, volatile event, an annual event and what we saw today was the marchers head down to this point. this is damascus gate you can see here, the walls of the old city and the gate there that heads into the muslim quarter of the old city. this very narrow alleyways where there are palestinian homes, businesses. they had all shuddered down as thousands of israeli flag marchers headed down the hill here and congregated at this point here at damascus gate. we were just up the steps here in an area of both foreign and palestinian press, covering the event when a big group of marchers started pelting us with stones and sticks. and bottles. also chanting racist slogans at people. a couple ofjournalists were sheltering behind a wooden door that they had picked up to try and avoid being hit. we know now that three journalists were hit, two suffering head injuries. the police say that they arrested at least two people inv

taxed as thousands of israeli nationalists march through palestinian neighbourhoods in occupied eastjerusalemagainst russia high on the agenda. anglin's water companies make an unprecedented apology for the amount of sewage spilt into rivers and seas —— england's. and rival accounts emerged about a reported court case involving prince harry, meghan and the paparazzi in new york.

in the coming days, with an israeli ultra nationalist flag march due to take place in occupied eastjerusalembateman reports from the gaza strip. some of those hit by the latest round of destruction had no chance of escaping by themselves. this block bombed by israel's warplanes housed a family with disabilities. when the warning came, they had to be carried out. eight families were left homeless. translation: people saw disabled people fleeing the house. _ they were asking, why did the house have to be destroyed? have these disabled people fired rockets? we have nothing to do with what is going on. now neighbours and charities gather in solidarity. another set of homes in gaza gone. people uprooted again in the land of the dispossessed. israeli intelligence had called and told them to get out. translation: they said you have five minutes to evacuate the house. - i told them you're mistaken, this house is full of disabled people. he said no, immediately evacuate the house. without any more warning, it was one missile. the block was hit as israel targeted islamicjihad. israel said a militant u

national security minister, itamar ben gvir, has visited the al—aqsa mosque compound in occupied eastjerusalemwhich administers the complex, condemned his presence. he previosuly visited the site back injanuary, which was widely condemned by palestinians. after eight years away from the music scene, britpop band blur are back with a new album, and the cover has put the spotlight on a small town in inverclyde on scotland's west coast. a photograph taken nearly 20 years ago of gourock lido has been chosen as the artwork, much to the delight of local residents. 0ur reporter, aileen clarke, has been to find out why the band have swapped parklife for pool life. blur blasting out of the tannoy at gourock pool as swimmers enjoyed the sun and the buzz about their pool being on the front of the band's next album. well, my phone's been going nonstop since news broke last night through different taggings and messages. it's been overwhelming. it's been great. and how satisfying is it for you personally that you're getting such recognition for this pool? it's a place that's close to my heart. this is where

we have had, in the west bank in eastjerusalem, more than 100 palestinians killed.o foreigners, have been killed in palestinian attacks. this is really a difficult moment, you have domestically, inside israel, a lot of pressure within the government from far right members, saying that they want to have tougher action against what they see as terrorism, tough action to be taken in the gaza strip. one of the far right cabinet ministers who is known as a firebrand has actually been keeping his party, jewish power... because they wanted to have a tougher response to things in gaza. now, it looked like they are getting that. it is gaza. now, it looked like they are getting that-— getting that. it is really good to net our getting that. it is really good to get your art _ getting that. it is really good to get your art is _ getting that. it is really good to get your art is a _ getting that. it is really good to get your art is a match, - getting that. it is really good to get your art is a match, thank l getting that. it is really good to i get your art is a match, thank

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