, gaza city, which tends to use much more heat, much, and a very sophisticated, very urbane cuisine. >> anthony: i'm curious what everyone thinks. will, in your lifetime, i guess the first question will be, in your lifetime, will you be able to visit yafa? [ speaking arabic ] >> laila: she says, you know, she hopes she can. she hopes she can go to jerusalem as well. so she's optimistic, yeah. [ speaking arabic ] >> anthony: what about -- >> laila: he saying that -- first he said you're not allowing us to and then he said -- then he self-corrected and said the israeli aren't allowing us to. >> anthony: go, go! [laughs] [ speaking arabic ] >> laila: this is the normal tone of voice. he's not upset, by the way, this is how we talk. [laughs] >> anthony: what's he -- what's he say? >> laila: he's saying, give me a permit, if they allow me, of course i'll go. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom ♪ ♪ for me and you ♪ ♪ and i think to myself ♪ ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ a rich life is about more than just money. that's

and contributed to but i was referring to, especially in the areas of east gaza and the north of gaza citynd the north of the gaza strip, which, i mean, all my families and the people that i know about -- i know of and i'm communicating with, we work just through the night trying to check on them and what broke and what did not break and what is being destroyed, and who is escaping their home, and all the anxiety, the panic that people have seen from their own windows, peopled leaving their homes and evacuating, running away, fleeing these bombings. the rumors that also kept on spreading around the internet and among people along the line of this bombardment, this heavy ground place that israel is actually invading as the troops are getting while this was later denied and nothing happened. the misery of this is it happened before. each time, it happens with a certain level of intensity. i even thought of a sentence -- i don't know if it can make sense, but the world does not have a limit. it has thresholds. each time, there is a certain threshold. it is flexible, and it keeps on going up,

a protest been held in gaza city in support of palestinian prisoners. palestinian factions condemned what they call close. continuous violations in is ready jails. they say prisoners are often beaten. now the parties to the iran nuclear talks of putting out conflicting messages about where the progress is being made. the 8th round of negotiations kicked off again on monday. but statements made a day later agreed on only one thing movement is needed soon, but those efforts have been complicated by a 5 day military exercise by iran's revolutionary god, aimed at israel dosage. barry reports now from vienna with talks continue. this is the revolutionary guards message to israel war games in iran, including foreign ballistic and cruise missile. one of the targets resembles israel's demona nuclear reactor. the head of iran's armed forces staff major general mohammed bovary says 16 ballistic missiles of varying classes were fired simultaneously. to iran has one of the biggest missile programs in the middle east regarding such weapons as an important deterrent and retaliatory force against t

gaza. i journey filled with lots of city and lots of determination and a coach. this is seriously believed to day the curtains reveal the 1st palestinian national team who will be participating in the 18th amputation football championship for the year 202200. all the way from i love to go to find these young men saying reason that takes me all around the world is because i want to see amputee football when older countries. but what i'm really nor of here, and i think there were over the world, can look at and learn here that dreams can become a reality with older restrictions and everything that's going on here before they've achieved for the past 2 years. oh, jesse, where his full of these young men in their journey, their ambitions are great and there are no boundaries for their persistence. and the cadets will tear down in them to hub myself and all the other players on the national team had a dream to become football player please. so it's an amazing feeling that losing a limb didn't stop us from pursuing others. but i tell every person who has lost a limb no

them because of the restrictions those christians left in the gaza strip had to abandon any hope of celebrating christmas and the holy cities of bethlehem and jerusalem. because if israeli security restriction in 20192020 no permits were granted. and this year israel said $500.00 of the $1000.00 christians in gaza would be allowed to go there. still a major problem. people here say israel only grants the permits to one or 2 members of the same family, which would mean entire families being split up at christmas. if they traveled with lama samantha city permits could be granted to half of the same family. after we all apply, either just the parents or just the kids, but either way it means that we can't travel or sense of joy is missing. we wish israel would give us our right to visit our holy sites, like everyone else in the world. the views miss lynde seemed, garza had long shared christmas celebrations with the minority christian light the tree and sending christmas greetings to each other this year. we are able to do it great. and so for go with the sample for low piece and we will continue doing that. we hope next year

ah, those christians left in the gaza strip, had to abandon any hope of celebrating christmas and the holy cities of bethlehem and jerusalem. because of israel is security restrictions. in 20192020 no permits were granted. and although this year israel said $500.00 at the $1000.00 christians in godsa would be allowed to go there. still a major problem. yeah, i hear people here say israel only granted the permits to one or 2 members of the same family, which would mean entire families being split up at christmas if they traveled with long us alone. possibly her permits could be granted to half of the same family after we all apply either just the parents or just the kids. but either way, it means that we can travel or sense of joy is missing. we wish israel would give us our right to visit our holy sites, like everyone else in the world. ah, muslim seemed. garza had lunch here at christmas celebrations with the minority christians lighting the tree and sending christmas greetings to each other. this year. we are ever her daughter angry and hooked to the way it's this humble for long. 8 please free

gaza. >> after the british are beaten back, the arab revolt plans an assault of its own. >> for the arab revolt, the really important cityascus. >> prince faisal knew the importance of damascus, wanted to be in damascus. it's a very important place historically, religiously and strategically. >> damascus was the first real capital for the islamic empire outside of arabia. and it was so for almost a century under the dynasty that we call the umayyads. and therefore, arab nationalists always dreamt that ideally damascus would be this kind of dream city that could be the capital for the arab kingdom. >> now, the eastern end of the sinai peninsula is this narrow straits that leads to this town of aqaba. >> a crucial port city, aqaba is the gateway to capturing damascus. >> but the problem with aqaba is you'll never get off the beach because the turks have artillery and machine guns all pointed out to sea because that's the natural place where they thought someone was going to attack. so it's just going to be a replication of what the british have done everywhere else, which is go up against the strongest part of the turkish

gaza strip, boycotted saturdays local vote because of that exponent. and flooding in south sudan is affected. 70 percent of unity state in the north. the winds had of mission visited. the city of been tier to assess recovery operations. crisis is effective as many as 850000 people as the headlines out as air wild as next. ah . ready ah ah, my sons close to the arctic circle. none foot it's a claim and so, and unique environment it's probably not an obvious destination for someone migrating from the middle east. because if it's remote location, the language and called the climate. but none of these deterred to palestinian social activists and political campaigner amola, tim yule. she has made iceland, who home for over 20 years. and as a politician has become an influential member of iceland exists, i a t ah . and as the thighs london, the lat though our hub allen foot samir from said same and no lead b g. when any loud small by shot than when my lord saw lice, land the bottom in the sod name, no fee left horn. when sunday lawford's o'brien fan. as you find the rat to bod. the an inlaw buffet for fella's thin bishop girl. i am here there by laugh at her bod. been oh slow. ah