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seen a lot of cancellations of even domestic tourists that were coming from places like nazareth or haifa and they were planning to spend the weekend in beslan because bethlehem is already two to receive its pilgrims without the christmas lighting for the for the christmas tree lighting on the second of december which is quite a big event the presence of the palestinian prime minister and no better looks sad and empty hopefully this wave will not have more repercussions and people will still come for christmas to better our eye to for the good time in bethlehem and tanya kramer and jerusalem thank you both you are right and i want to tell you now about some of the other stories that we're covering for you right now. officials say massive wildfires are tearing it through southern it carol a fornia have destroyed hundreds of homes. the blazes have now forced tens of thousands of people to flee for safety major state highways have been closed as hot desert winds are fanning the flames. poland's conservatives have named. more away a way key as the country's new prime minister the former finan

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background now i'm joined here in the studio at the big table by we know a few live for a while in haifa and he has reported from the west bank it's good to have you here at the big table so we hear what my is saying there that they're anticipating more violence tomorrow even if they were shias in jerusalem talk a little bit though about what we're talking about with drusilla. we've got east jerusalem and then what the wrist who lives where jerusalem means many different things may different people and to many different maps you know it's not just west and east actually you do have the western part which is modern where more israeli jews live more a little more built up slightly wealthier and then you have east jerusalem and within these through some of the old city which is what most people think about right here behind us and then you have the municipal city then you have the land that israel sees in the one hundred sixty seven war which you consider jerusalem but many people dispute and of course east jerusalem no matter how you slice and dice it is an extra tory yeah and i was asking

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seen a lot of cancellations of even domestic tourists that were coming from places like nazareth or haifa and that they were planning to spend the weekend in beslan because bethlehem is already two to receive its pilgrims with the prisoners lighting for the for the christmas tree lighting on the second of december which is quite a big event the presence of the palestinian prime minister and no better looks sad and empty hopefully this wave will not have more repercussions and people will still come for christmas to better our rights at the time in bethlehem and tanya kramer and jerusalem thank you both. the u.n. security council is meeting at this hour in an emergency session to discuss president trumps official recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel a move that sparked fury and frustration throughout the region but with demonstrators in countries like syria jordan and iran taking to the streets to express their opposition. to a familiar ritual burning the israeli and american flags the scene took place in a palestinian refugee camp in syria. across the border in around a praye

eight missiles landed altogether in the haifa and tel aviv central area.as no warning of them. >> it was a fairly clever ploy by saddam to split apart the coalition and it took all of the diplomatic wherewithal of the president to keep israel out of the war. >> the coalition will give saddam hussein until noon saturday. >> if he doesn't begin moving his forces, the allied coalition is on the verge of invading kuwait and iraq by land. >> we tried to give him some good advice a few months ago. we told them, move it or lose it. they wouldn't move it, now they will lose it. >> colin powell, then chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, believed in exerting maximum power on the ground so that you wouldn't be fighting a prolonged war, that this would be quick, decisive. it became known as the powell doctrine. >> the ground war started this morning as the americans and their allies attack with massive fire power that shook the earth. >> we're about 15 1/2 hours into a ground war that from all of the sketchy reports that we're receiving is going well. so far the off

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assassinated benazir bhutto was killed at a campaign rally after a suicide bomber detonated explosives kemal haifa has more on the legacy she left behind. oh. gould in the art of complicated pakistani politics by how far does god really put dole energy job became the was young prime minister and pakistan's first woman state. was actually an incredible. joining her last time she got such wide screen off. literally everything she was a global leader she was vetted night is a. she had a strong command on foreign funding she had intense interest in. pakistan the bottom of her feet in the prime minister twice baner jade was unable to recover from corruption charges during her second term as prime minister she was barred from politics but an amnesty did my gender card with maturity in two thousand and seven paved the way for her return in october two thousand and seven when i did return to pakistan ending almost eight. she had a narrow escape procession was bombed into southern port city of karachi but despite that her life continued read the political rally the across the country however little did she

background on this and for that i'm joined now by our very own william know our glu craft he's lived in haifa and has reported from the west bank and we're very happy to have you here will to help us understand a little bit more about the situation on the ground in jerusalem we just heard my describe the situation in jerusalem we often hear people describe to say talk about west jerusalem and east jerusalem who lives where and is there a freedom of movement between these two communities of course you know in syria there's freedom of movement there are no laws against you know restricting access freedom of access freedom of movement of course the police and security forces from israel often impose restrictions when they see there's a security threat on the palestinian population there which which of course restricts their movement quite a bit there's also the economic perspective the west western part of jerusalem is the modern part of jerusalem is more built up where most of the israeli jews live whereas the east is more of what most people have in mind of of jerusalem the old city but we see