hamas fires these rockets. they are all unguided so they don't know exactly where they're going to land which by the way i would just note is technically a war crime the israelis do what they always do which is they knock down the vast majority of those rockets with iron dome. this is a system that's been around since i think it was 2007 when it was first introduced and iron dome is really i mean, it's it's all it's it's almost magical in the way that it protects the citizens of israel and by the way intern also protects the palestinians because it really what it does is by knocking down these rockets. it ensures that the conflict doesn't sort of spiral out of control. it keeps it contained. it allows the israelis to kind of breathe and take a beat before deciding how they're going to respond to each salvo and but notice it work just sort of technologically so they track a rocket that's coming out of the gaza script. they look at the speed. they look at the height. they look at the trajectory and then the evil

think it's important to note the fighting was in gaza and the rulers of gaza are hamas and hamas is a terrorist group funded and backed by iran. >> to set the tablede for viewes who may not know who all the players were airing that period so let's start with hamas. what is hamas and how does it operate and where does the money come from? >> tomas is a designated terrorist organization here by her treasury and state departments.de they've been carrying out against israel since the late 1980s against the first intifadat and organic palestinin uprising and the organization is making a name for itself by firinghe rockets digging tumbles designing commando attacks. they are funded in large part iv as lawmaker public of iran which is a world state sponsor of terrorism. this doesn't mean there weren't organic reasons for these groups to want to tangle, with israel but the support that they get from the likes of iran is hard to ignore at this point. >> first of all what were the organic reasons and number two what were iran's object if her financing hamas? >> your gimmick reasons are quite si

however i think it's important to note the site was in gaza and the rulers of gaza are hamas and hamas is a terrorist group that is funded and backed o by iran. >> this set the table for the viewers who may not know who all the players were during that period so let's start with hamas. how does it operate and where does the money come from? >> sure, it is a designated terrorist organization designated here by the treasury and state department. they've been carrying out attacks, gruesome acts of violence against israel since the late 1980s since the first intifada, the palestinian uprising against the israelis. the organization has made a name for itself by firing rockets blindly into israel and digging tunnels designed to be commando attacks. they are funded in large part by the islamic republic of iran which is the world's foremost mestate-sponsored terrorism. this doesn't mean there were not organic reasons for the groups to want to end tangle with israel, but the support that they get from the likes of yourn is hard to ignore at this point. >> what would the reasons be and what woul

hamas is the group that governs the gaza strip, and predictably so far, hamas has criticized israel and applauded the attackers. but head as don little else. now we are hearing that this afternoon. hamas has, is going to be gathering some factions in the gaza strip for a meeting. the topics of discussion include what has been happening in janine and let me recap what has been happening. and jeanine jeanine has been a real focus of these intense raids because 2 of the suspected gunman came from jeanine. jeanine is, is very powerful symbol of palestinian resistance. to the israeli occupation, there is a heavy presence of the armed group, the islam mac, a jihad. the other topic of discussion on the table, according to hamas will be the war shipping by jewish settlers in the alex a compound in occupied east jerusalem. this is a real flash point, and again, just to remind people, the alex a moth is one of the holiest sites in a slam. it is ramadan and has been again, a prelude last year to the 11 day war in may that killed 232 people in the gaza strip. so for the last week or so, there has b

on wednesday, hamas announced that it would have a meeting. i did have a meeting with several factions. up until that meeting on wednesday, hamas had been issuing statements. there's been a real question and a concern about what hamas would do if anything. thus far, hamas has issued statements, predictably condemning the israeli government and offering support to the palestinians. from that meeting on yesterday. it was revealed that borrow on friday that people march to ox up mos mosque in it occupied east jerusalem. it is one of the holiest sites in is slam. on friday, only, muslims are allowed into the compound. but there has been concern that jewish settlers might try to enter the compound to worship the israeli government has category categorically said you will not allow that to happen. in ramallah, several palestinian factions are calling for a one day strike. are asking businesses to close and children to, to stay home from school. as i mentioned earlier, this is the holy month of ramadan. we are on the eve of a weekend. we are also on

there was anger by hamas and other palestinians over access to the oxide compound. so the question becomes, what will hamas do if anything, from the beginning and thus far, it has been on the sidelines issuing statements only statements of condemnation of the israeli government. statements of support to the attackers, but they do have access to rockets and the question many people in israel, in particular asking, is whether or not hamas will fire rockets into israel in retaliation for this wave of raids for the 15 palestinians who have been killed and for the more than 100 people who have been detained, the hope is we have a pass over an easter holiday coming in the next few days. it is ramadan, as i explained, and the hope and general sense among many is that perhaps instead of an escalation of violets, there will be a kind of d taught. thank you for that. natasha can name that for us in jeanine. now a palestinian family say that a teenage boys suffering psychological damage in an israeli prison amendment. astro was 13 years old. busy when he was arrested in 2015 a

the israeli army targeted hamas weapons depo overnight. but still this within the realm of if you will, the usual language between the 2 groups, no injuries, both sides saying they don't want escalation, hamas had, i issued warnings to israel because we were expecting a what you call a right wing. again, flag march, yesterday of the group, the organizers wanted to go through damascus gate and occupied his jerusalem. what often hop happens with these flag marches as they are hugely inciteful out there. they say they slant anti arab slogans are very racist. but basically the police yesterday cordoned off all the roads to damascus gate, not allowing any of these marches to get there are also some of the right way members of parliament who wanted to join even the prime minister. naturally, bennett going as far as to say that benevita is one of these members of aren't, was not allowed to enter the old city. so goes to show that they tried really to com or what was a potential escalation on the ground with her. my saying if this flag march reach

the big question and concern has been, what will hamas do fuss far? and predictably, hamas has remained on the sidelines criticizing very loudly, the israeli government and applauding the attacks. and the concern is, as i mentioned, that as the death toll grows among palestinians, that perhaps hamas will begin retaliating and retaliation means firing rockets into israel. and it bears mentioning that the palestinians in gaza are still rebuilding and recuperating after the 11 day war in gaza. last year that killed 232 people. it'll be interesting to see what hamas says after that meeting that meeting this afternoon has been announced and one of the topics for discussion is jeanine. okay, we'll have to wait and see. natasha can name that for us in jeanine in the oak upon westbank. still ahead on al jazeera 1000 stranded and homeless. we live in the trail of destruction left by the philippines. big storm, the yen, and cause it getting loud, ever urgent action on next. the case growing less, missing a journey has begun. the faithful world cup is on its way

and this is so reminiscent of what we saw from hamas up from other a terrorist organizations that it's the exact same type of thing. it's set up the situation. go to a building that is vulnerable either and need out our building, whether vulnerable people or medical needs and, and make sure that there is return fire or something there so that those stories can be against you. so the public narrative can be against you. to me, this is extremely concerned specifically in a place as large as, as ukraine, where there are other buildings they could have set up at and where these women were forced to leave by the crating military. now jennifer, recently the ukranian president in his interview 2 fox news admitted alleged atrocities by the as of battalion. he added that the group is now a part of ukrainian armed forces. should people turn a blind eye to the activities of this battalion? i mean, why do you think that the fragment with this answer was later taken down by fox news in that interview? you know, it's unfortunate and thankfully there are some, there are some people that were able to

he's right, the army says it's strong camp fused by hamas in gonzalez. a rocket was fired from the strip towards southern israel, threatening to retaliate against the actions that we are locked among the compound occupies through the halls of closed in east timor and the president. you run off both, it's being held in mid little instability and economic crisis, nobel laureate, because they are, i'm a source, i took the lead ahead of incumbent francisco. you could tell us in the 1st round the white house says it's disappointed with a court ruling that struck down a nationwide mask mandate from public transport. a federal judge in florida, the rule, the us census for disease control and prevention. it overstepped its authority. it comes as new cases arising, john hendern before from chicago, with new cases rising along with covered confusion mask mandates in the us or more muddle than ever. in florida, a federal judge appointed by been president, donald trump on monday, struck down a mask requirement on planes, trains and buses across the us saying the bid

of course hamas is also in charge of the, the gaza strip as well. do we know what their reaction maybe will the lingering questions throughout all of this has been what will hamas do? remember hamas has access to rockets and in the past has fired rockets into israel, creating conflict. there was an 11 day war in may of last year. that killed 232 people. so far, hamas has been on the sidelines issuing statements statements of support to the attacker statements of kahneman condemnation to the israeli government. this afternoon, hamas has announced that it's going to be meeting with other factions in the gaza strip. and that there are 2 topics on the table for discussion. the situation here and janine and also the situation in alex on mosque alex, a mosque is one of the holiest sites in islam. and they're referring to the warship being at on the compound by jewish settlers. and in the past that has been a real flash point. the hope is rob, that the easter and pass over holidays are coming. that this is ramadan that in the coming days instead of an esca

the israeli army says as strikes of hit camps used by hamas in garza, also a rocket was fired from the strip toward southern israel. no casualties have been reported. neither attack rocket was intercepted by israel's ed defense system. hamas had warned it would retaliate against israeli actions that the law firm of compound in occupied east jerusalem. anyway, i view with utmost severity, the remarks accusing israel of violence directed against us. and they are those who are encouraging rock toying and the use of violence against the citizens of the state of israel. this is unacceptable to us. this is the result for the fighters, especially hamas, which are trying to ignite violence, induce lemme, we will not allow this to happen in the state of israel will continue to provide for and says, got the dignity of all of us to enable everyone to celebrate in jerusalem, and most of all our forces will continue to provide security for the citizens of the state of israel. no. humans who the rebels have agreed to end the use of child soldiers of fault during 7 years of civil war. the fees signed

this is allergies their life and day halls coming up is riley strikes, hit camps used by hamas soft. a rocket is fired from the gaza strip. swearing a new cabinet shrank as president acknowledges mistakes that led to an economic crisis, but ignores calls to quit. ah, and arrests and injuries and sweden, alta fuller, i politicians, pounds to burn the chrome trigger for days of rights. ukrainian president below them is zalinski says russia has begun a full scale offensive to take control of eastern regions. he says invading forces on attacking along a 480 kilometer front in dawn bass, where russian back separatists have declared their own republics, rushes refocused. it's operations in don't bass solved. failing to capture the capt o'keefe. that is zamora good. now we can already state that russian troops have begun the battle, the dumbass to which they have been preparing for a long time, that a significant part of the entire russian army is now concentrated on this offensive . no matter how many russian troops are driven there, we will fight. we will defend ourselves, and we will do

it's the biggest escalation between hamas and islamic group that governs the palestinian territory at israel forces since the last year's 11 day war authorities in shanghai say the city will remain on the tight cove at 19. looked down, as, despite some districts reporting no new infections, millions of people are barred from leaving their homes in an attempt to contain the outbreak. the strict measures are part of china's 0 covet policy. to france now where the 2 candidates and next sunday's presidential election squared often they're only televised debate the duel wednesday was one of the last chance chances for encumbered m. o. my call and his far i challenge a marine le pen to sway voters. and there was some fiery exchanges on the streets of paris. it was billed as france against france and the big argument a life tv deal between french president emanuel micron and the woman who wants his job saw right challenge f mathy le pen. ruth, while i go to school, so go home debug. you civil told it a little crazy go said and under the glare of the studio lights, the gloves were off with cu

if he's ready, army says it struck camps used by hamas in garza after rock. it was fired from the strip toward southern israel. a mass is threatening to retaliate against his reactions at the lock. so most compounded occupied east jerusalem poles have closed in the final round of east timor's presidential election. the regions newest nation has grappled with political instability in recent years. and the 2 ran off candidates blame each other, nobel laureate, was ever, i'm a sorta receive 46 percent of those in the 1st round is up against incumbent francisco guiterres. the next leader will be sworn in on the 20th anniversary of east timor's independence in may. jessica washington is following developments from jakarta, so any indications about who's leading in the 2nd round? well, i mean not at this stage. we do expect counting to start at around 10, g. so in coming out and that is expected to take around 3 days. we could of course have an indication of who is in the lead depending on the progress of counting in particular districts. as you noted in the 1st ro

live from de also coming up. israel says it's intercepted are rocket fired from the gaza strip after hamas warned of retaliation violence, or on the alex a mosque. compound swearing in a new cabinet show, lancaster president acknowledges mistakes that lead to an economic crisis, but ignores cools to quit. and the u. s. judge overturns the covered 90 moths mandate, the planes and other transport. but it's unclear if the order will stand the cranium, president, blood, amanda lensky says. russia has begun a full scale offensive to take control of the eastern regions. he says invading forces are attacking along a 480 kilometer front and dumbass where russian back separatists of declared their own republics rushes refocused its operations on don bass. after failing to capture the capital. keith, that is ramona. now we can already state that russian troops have begun the battles of the dumbass to which they have been preparing for a long time. a significant part of the entire russian army is now concentrated on this offensive. no matter how many russian troops are driven there, we will fight. we

also coming up, israel closes the guys a border crossing to workers, citing rockets, fired by hamas. a bombing out a mosque in northern afghanistan gives more than 30 people the latest in a series of attacks across the country. and disney loses its decades old special status in florida. after a dispute with a state governor about a new law on sexual orientation, ukraine's president is wanting euro russia's war in his country is just a start of a wider plan to invade. other nations brought him is lensky comments come after a top russian general said its force is wanted to take control of ukraine, southern and eastern regions. the aim is to link that area with russian annex crimea. moscow also wants to open a land order all the way to trans mystery here. that's the russian backs, breakaway region of moldova. i dial it, let me hold you to hold booth isa. great. the invasion to ukraine can be considered just the beginning. they will want to invade other countries. of course, we will resist for as long as possible to break this ambition of the russian federation, but also of the nations t

israeli agents -- israeli missiles have hit camps used by hamas. hamas earlier warned of confrontation between israeli forces and palestinians in east jerusalem. a 17-year-old palestinian girl shot by israeli forces during a raid has died. she was injured on saturday on her way to an english class. at least 21 people have been killed during israeli operations across the west bank. israel said it sanctions are in response to palestinian attacks. the white house said it is disappointed with a judge's decision to avoid masked rules for planes, trains, and public transport. a federal judge in florida ruled that the cdc had overstepped its authority. the cdc recently extended the mask mandate, which has been in place for more than a year. the news continues on al jazeera after inside story. >> more violence and hate speech in india and a prime minister under pressure to stop them. opposition parties are accusing him of staying silent, but will he act? what will be the fallout of rising hate speech on india's future? this is "inside story." welcome to th

—— hamas.day of ramadan, we had the second friday of ramadan, we had the palestinian prime minister talking about a dangerous element. the militant group hamas which governs gaza, a big rally in support of al—aqsa mosque and a spokesman says it would defend jerusalem with all their might. the israeli prime minister said the country was preparing for any scenario this after israeli police said they acted to disperse palestinians. stones thrown towards jewish to disperse palestinians. stones thrown towardsjewish worshippers, they said, at the wholly�*s place they said, at the wholly�*s place they can pray. palestinians said the police commend, tear gas... we are hearing egypt, qatar and the un very quickly they came in as mediators to try to restore some sense of calm. as you said, washington also had its voice heard. now what has helped the kind of de—escalating is is the fact that many of the several hundred palestinians arrested yesterday have now been released. we understand there has been a

says is rally forces have been deliberately provoking worshippers of the holy side. israel accuses hamas of inciting violence and says security forces intervened at al oxer to stop stone. throwing an explosion in afghanistan has had a bad boss packed with passengers. at least one woman was killed and 3 of his injured in the de bori district of the capital cobble. it's the latest in a series of attacks during the whole month of ramadan. and the u. k is sent a minister to the british virgin islands for talks up the territories premier was arrested in the us and you fi, he and a port official are facing drug trafficking and money laundering charges. and you report has called for the u. k, to re imposed direct rule. those the headline statute now for people and power. ah the 100 sessions air enough to reach the people of car keys in east and ukraine, have seen the homes destroyed and their lives turned upside down. when russia invaded that country, few could have imagined the brutality that would ensue, or how, how they would be the civilians to survive. but for those who have stayed in the

the question is whether the hamas will do the same since it just today is may lanier, the leader of hamas demanded that month's work, boston either of these lovely party will quit the government. the coalition of the government is not a member of the government, but the coalition. and this will create a political chaos because it's such a go. since the belin has gotten of in a good day, 60 members out of 120 members of lesser. so everything is very fragile is it certainly does sound fragile and given that visit by president biden, coming up in about a month or so. is that likely to inflame things or will that actually helps him attentions between at palestine and israel? i'm afraid that there will be efforts not only by the policy is but also by iran and the boxes in syria and on to, to remind us that it is really still occupying jerusalem and the west bank as well as garza. and i think that there will be a kind of erase on the which kind of headlines will follow the, this historic visit of biden and the is well, on the other hand, we'll have to do it's best that, you know, i'm not sure i

they ultimately did not do so but just the threat of it brought hamas, the militant group to controls gaza to go and defend it. things have been up and down all day, and the israeli police shut off the entrances to anybody from entering the old city, and they have since lifted it and people are going in and out, and there's a question of what will happen after the friday prayers and what will hamas's response in gaza me to the activities today in jerusalem. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up here on cnn "newsroom," we will have a live report on poland on the refugee crisis as millions of ukrainians flee the fighting. plus, this -- >> it's hard, she says. i can't stand this room. i am so afraid. i want it to be quiet and calm again. >> we visit a town in eastern ukraine that could be among the first to face a renewed russian assault. stay with us. the sleep number 360® smart bed is on sale now. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because the sleep number 360® smart bed is really smart. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to help keep you both comfortable a

have our sources saying that the israeli army arrested palestinians, including the brother of the hamas've spoken to his family and they say they had no idea that he was plotting anything. he was having lunch with them and then he left and that they learned of what happened in the news. ♪ muhammad: all right let's bring in our guests. in tel aviv, you'll see mecklenburg, senior consulting research fellow at the chatham house think tank. in dublin, yasir, assistant professor at trinity college dublin. and in london, daniel levy, president of the u.s. middle east project and former israeli negotiator. a warm welcome to you all, and thanks so much for joining us today on "inside story." daniel, let me start with you. from your perspective, why are these attacks happening now? daniel when one has individual : attacks and those should be condemned and i do condemn those, it's sometimes tricky to draw a direct causal line in terms of the act of the individual. however, there is almost an inevitability that if one keeps conditions for the palestinians in which there is permanent dispossession,

how will hamas respond. and it's still early in the morning. what will happen throughout the rest of the day. from what we understand as of right now, young men are not being allowed on to the al aqsa compound, but older people as well as women are being allowed on to the al aqsa compound. michael? >> hadas gold, thank you so much. appreciate. >>> quick break here on the program. when we come back, a prominent opposition figure calls for an all-out social media campaign against vladimir putin. we'll have the details after the break. [singing] oven roasted cooold cuts cooold cuts ♪simply irresistible♪ ♪ ♪ ♪simply irresistible♪ applebee's irresist-a-bowls are back. now starting at $8.99. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. carvana's had a lot of firsts. 100 percent online car buying, car vendinding machines, and now putting you in control of your financing. at carvana, get personalized terms, browse for cars that fit your budget, then customize your downpayment and monthly payment. and these aren't made up numbers, it's what you'll really

so coming up israel says it's head camps used by hamas soft or iraq. it is 5 in the gaza strip.

brute isjust like hamas saying, hi! we onl have isjust like hamas saying, hi!as well, but is the response right, is the israeli government getting it right in the month of ramadan? that government getting it right in the month of ramadan?— government getting it right in the month of ramadan? that is a very complicated _ month of ramadan? that is a very complicated question, _ month of ramadan? that is a very complicated question, civilians - month of ramadan? that is a very i complicated question, civilians were killed recently. they are only marginally related analytic level. the israeli government is actually trying to de—escalate this, they were not quick to go on with force, they did not cancel some of the per nets that were meant to be given to palestinians to come in during ramadan, they did not extend the closure that is typical for passover which overlaps with ramadan, so they have been efforts to keep the political responses moderate but the overall power dynamic is a problem, the overall political conflict is a military conflict and an occupation and

hamas has called for resistance against israel for days, a hamas spokesperson saying they will defende holiday weekend travel. as millions of people expected to hit the roads or take to the skies this weekend, let's go back to our transportation correspondent gio benitez at newark airport. good morning, again, gio. >> reporter: hey, michael, good morning again. you're going to want to give yourself time to get to the airport because there is a lot of traffic at these terminals. one of the busiest travel days this spring. let's go ahead and start with the airlines now, united is telling us that today and monday, those are going to be the busiest days, 70% more passengers than last year. delta telling us saturday is looking like a better day to fly. now, if you're driving this holiday weekend, try to start that drive before 11:00 a.m. or later at night. you'll get that congestion in the afternoon, tomorrow is looking to be the best day to drive and gas prices, national average $4.05 a gallon, down 27 cents in a month ago but still up $1.20 from last year. now, a reminder for internation

the 1st in months there was a hamas lead protest against israel's actions. during the main prayer of the day, however, the scene was memorable for the numbers worshipping. the muslim trust that runs the site said 150000 people had come to prate is lamps, 3rd holy site. and this wasn't the only master religious event in the old city. well this is the 3rd friday of ramadan you have worship is coming to the o, 50 alleyways towards the most the friday prez. this is a rare event. the conference of 3 festivals for the 3 abrahamic fates, the jewish passover and the orthodox christian eastern as well. and so we have these good friday processions coming through the city as well. groups of pilgrims, many from overseas making. the most of post pandemic travel, walking slowly along the via de larosa following jesus his path to what is now the church of the holy sceptical. for our soul, you know, very special in a this is the kind of like, this rest synchronicity in the religious calendar. reminder that all the ugliness of recent weeks. this is a place wholly to jews, mu

extremists fired for rockets at southern israel is the biggest escalation between hamas and is miss group that governs palestinian territory and is really forces since last year's 11 day war authorities in shanghai say the city will remain under tight code 19 locked down. that's despite some districts reporting no new infections, millions of people are barred from leaving their homes in an attempt to contain the outbreak. the strict measures are part of china's 0 covet policy. united kingdom's queen elizabeth has turned 96 years old. she's expected to mark the occasion with a quiet celebration away from the public eye, but she was treated to a rendition of happy birthday by the guards at windsor castle. it's been a difficult year for the british monarchs with concerns over her health and questions over the future. the monarchy course will continue to keep you updated on developments in ukraine, but of, for now it's cross over to prance where the 2 candidates in son, next sundays presidential election are squared off in their only televised debate. the duel on wednesday was one of th

in gaza and last may during ramadan problems injerusalem quickly escalated and hamas militants firedar is another confrontation could flare up very quickly. 395 people are now known to have died in the south african province of kwazulu—natal in the worst flooding in decades. days of torrential rain washed away homes, roads and bridges, prompting the government to declare a state of disaster on wednesday. electricity and water have been restored to some areas, but relief teams are stretched to capacity. earlier i wasjoined by thando lukuko who is the south africa coordinator for climate action network. i asked him what he was hearing and seeing with the effect of these floods. what we are hearing is there is very widespread devastation particularly damage along the coastline as one can imagine with the water being so close. in the city there is varying levels of development. the topography there is quite hilly so there are parts that have been literally swamped we have also been completely flooded and most vehicles are not able to travel. homes have been fairly demolished. there are i

so the concern, of course, is that it will we be moving toward a real escalation thus far, hamas has condemned. the israelis has supported the response by the palestinian supported widespread mobilization and calls to quote, defend ox, a mosque. but what happened on friday, people are still quite upset about fully palestinian a presidency. and officials say that the violence was tantamount to quote a declaration of war. you mentioned that another group of jewish settlers had entered the compound this morning and natasha. and we did see some pictures just a few moments ago of a group of people entering the compound police. in there it seems, is dre the police have entered this holy site. why are they not preventing a jewish worship as from going further into the compound of all of that was well, jewish people are never allowed inside the actual l awesome mosque, but on the site a jewish a people worship the what they say is the temple mount and some of the what we're seeing here, i mentioned some of these right wing ultra nationalist groups. they believed that a 3rd temple should be c

and because of the bubbling tensions, if you will hear also, hamas had warned yesterday there was a, an ultra right wing flag march. the organizes wanted to go paused damascus gate. this is an occupied east, jerusalem, really the heart of, of the area there of trade, of people who go in and out of the old city to pray and buy and do their trade a. but the police were very careful, i think, showing also really not wanting tension tensions to escalate notches here on the ground, but also with hamas in gauze blocking off roads. not allowing the flag march to get anywhere near damascus gate so that one rocket was fired. there was as ready airstrike as well on gauze overnight targeting what they, what these really minutes we said was in his rating, weapons depot. but none of this, i would say it still gives an indication that there will be any major escalation when it comes to the gaza. part of the story, certainly, i think both sides reading between the lines do not want any escalation at the moment. thank you so much. stephanie decker report from occupied used to ru slim. the 2 contende

they're saying is that early this morning, mass men marched into the alex, so compound with flags of hamas and the p a. and that the situation then got tense that they were carrying brought so by recurring stones and b as railey government. then says that they had to send security forces in to, to remove the robes, to remove the stones, and to remove the tent, it remove the tension there. they're saying that they didn't actually enter the alexa mosque and that they did obviously fro stung grenades and you see those in the pictures of this. so that's what happened early in the morning. and now we're just waiting really to see what happens next. because usually when there are tensions and there are clashes and alex a mosque, it doesn't stay there. usually that means that there's at least tension throughout this area afterwards. yeah. and of course, this is a side that's revered by both muslims and jews, reminders of the significance of our last family compound and why it's such a flash point. yeah, definitely that, that some muslim, since the 3rd holy site in the world, jews also believe tha

is the biggest escalation between hamas and islamic group that governs the palestinian territory and israeli forces since last year's 11 day war authorities in shanghai say the city will remain under tight co 19 locked down. that despite some districts reporting no new infections, millions of people are barred from leaving their homes in an attempt to contain the outbreak. strict measures are part of you of china's 0 coven policy. to france now where the 2 candidates and next sundays presidential election squared off in their only televised debate the duel on 2 on wednesday was one of the last chances for encumbered to manuel macklin and his power. i challenge a marine append to sway voters, and there were some fiery exchanges. it was the most anticipated moment in the french election campaign. the only tv debate between french president emanuel micron and the woman who wants his job. all right, challenger marine le pen. whoo saw jonah thomas wilson go home. they bought you sivilton under the glare of the studio lights the gloves were off the cron attack le pen over her past dealings

the lead to an 11th day war between israel and hamas. so the worry is that this thought slight this fairly localized around the most and then turns into something bigger. or john leave that for the moment. thanks for that update to the time being but would be a bit later. let's head over to the village of cooper dunn and begin needed to him in the occupied west bank. so needed. tell us about where you are and what's happening there and what you're expecting. when we arrive to go from then visually see any young palestinians put up pictures of 17 year old ciocca habit or has been pronounced that this morning after being shot. as in the confrontations that were going a had in go for them between palestinians and the israeli forces on thursday. he's the 2nd palestinian. he is the 3rd had a son in to die in such an incident the 2nd from to get killed in that incident. but we knew that there is a lot of potential here. seen people gather in cooper than they've just left to bring the body from the hospital for barriers spoken to the families.

and then hamas, which of course governs gaza, the militant group, they had a big rally there in supportlem with all their might. 0n the other side, the israeli prime minister said that the country was preparing for any scenario. this is after israeli police said that they acted to disperse palestinians who were causing a riot. it said that they had thrown fireworks after dawn prayers, that they had also thrown stones towards jewish worshipers at the western wall just below that. that is of course the holiest of places wherejews can pray. palestinians saw what happened when the police came in using stun grenades and tear gas and hitting people with batons. they saw that as a huge provocation. but what we are hearing is that egypt, qatar and the un very quickly they came in as mediators to try to restore some sense of calm. as you said, washington also had its voice heard and now what has helped to kind of de—escalate things is the fact that many of the several hundred palestinians who were arrested yesterday have now been released. we understand there has been a sort of loose agreement m

and also coming up is really strong. head counts used by hamas, off to rocket is fired from the gaza strip. us judge over turns the coven 19 mosque, monday. the plains and all the means of transport, despite infections, continuing to rise and arrests and injuries and sweden off to fall. roy politicians plans to burn the corolla trigger 4 days for ukrainian. president blossom is lansky, says russia has begun a full scale offensive to take control off eastern regions. he says invading forces, attacking along a 480 kilometer front in dumbass, where russian back separatists have declared their own republics, rushes refocused. it's operations in don't bass off to, failing to capture the capital key zamora good. now we can already state that russian troops have begun the battle for the don bass to which they have been preparing for a long time that a significant part of the entire russian army is now concentrated on this offensive . no matter how many russian troops are driven there, we will fight. we will defend ourselves, and we will do it every day. we won't keep up anything ukrainian a

from doubles are coming up. israel says it's intercepted, are rocket fired from the gaza strip after hamas warned of retaliation violence or on the alex a mosque. i'm swearing a new cabinet shall anchors. president acknowledges mistakes that lead to an economic crisis, but ignores cause to quit. and the u. s. judge over times, the coven, 19 mos mandate the plains, and other transport. even us infections, continue to rise. ukrainian president of global me as the lensky says, russia has begun a full scale offensive to take control of eastern regions. he says invading forces are attacking along 490 kilometer front in don bass, where russian back separatists have declared their own republics, rushes refocused. its operations in don bass after failing to capture the capital. keefe that is zamora good. now we can already state that russian troops have begun the battle, the dumbass to which they have been preparing for a long time, that a significant part of the entire russian army is now concentrated on this offensive . no matter how many russian troops are driven there, we will fight. we will d

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says it has closed the guys of border crossing to workers indefinitely because of rockets fired by hamas from the territory. the target is southern israel after repeated these radio rates on palestinian worship. as at the alex, a mosque compound in occupied east jerusalem to sri lanka now where funeral has been held for a protester who was killed when police fired an anti government demonstrators on tuesday. his killing provoked outrage in the country which is grappling with its worst economic crisis since independence. more than 70 years ago. police and soldiers were sent to the town of ramble khana, to guard the funeral. we now fernandez is fair with the people. many of them will come to the funeral while we were here. i've expressed anger centrally that of protest demanding, no, not for anything, no not handouts, but basically to be given fuel that allows him to get on with his livelihood. and come in the locks on the man who was killed in police gone for in that sort of clash with the police. a was looking who he'd been waiting for for days. the field for his laurie. he's someone who

east in regions. israel has closed the gaza border, crossing to workers fighting rockets, fives by hamas. the raucous talkative sat in israel after a week of rates by israeli police into the lock. some last compounding occupied east jerusalem, and the town van says at least 33 people have been killed in an explosion at a mosque and school in afghan. his son, it happened in conduce province, at least 43 people were injured. nice being called a landmark moment in the history of internet regulation. the european union has agreed on new rules that will require taken social media companies to remove illegal and harmful content from their platforms. the regulation will also ban advertising aimed at children or based on sensitive data such as religion, gender, and race. the companies could face hefty fines for violating the new rules. now, under the new regulations, governments can request companies remove content that promotes terrorism, child sexual abuse, and commercial scans. social media platforms such as facebook and twitter, we'll have to make it easier for users to fac, harmful content.

hamas called on their supporters to go to the mosque to defend it. the militant group that controls gaza do next. it was clashes like these last year that sparked that 11-day war between hamas and militants in gaza. >> thank you so much for that. >>> so a huge influx much refugees. a cnn report from the country chartering a cruise ship. that's next. >>> plus a royal surprise, harry and meghan returning to the uk together for the first time in two years and paying a secret visit to queen elizabeth. ritionl drink you choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle heaealth. try boostt® today. if your moderate to severe crohn's diseasee or ulcerativive colitis symptos are stopping you in your tracks choose stelara® from the start and move toward relief after the first dose with injections every two nths. stelara® may increase your risk of iections, some serious, and caer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have

so coming up israel says it's hate camps used by hamas off to a rock. it is 5 the gaza strip. paul's of closed in east to moles presidential election with no buy loria. josie ramos alta as seen as the likely front runner, and no ma skin plains and all the public transport. the u. s. john job returns the covey 19 mandates. ukraine says he is to repel the number of russian attacks in the east of the country. it's part of moscow's new offensive dub the battle for don bass. it's forces are trying to push through defenses in easton ukraine. after failing to capture steve, the gulf of various describing it as a 2nd phase of the war. not the reply to the next group, the line school bus, they in the region, some ukraine's defenders repels. 7 enemy attacks destroyed 10 tangs 18 armored units. an 8 vehicle, one out of the system and a model unit. ukraine's air force has hit $7.00 a day before one plane for you, a visa, and 2 clothes besides falling. and just as i said back in 2016, if they step on our land, let them come in, they'll stay here forever. there's eno

that was an 11-day war between the israeli army and the hamas militants in gaza. though, we haven't seen any level of that sort of reaction from hamas, and things have been relatively calm in jerusalem. but still it's very much a city and very much a region edge. rosemary? >> thanks for giving us the update there. hadas gold joining us with the latest from jerusalem. appreciate it. >>> and we'll take a short break. we're back in just a moment. paper? this is the end. the end of paper. the epson rapid receipt smart organizezer easiy scans all your d documents. par goes in and stress goes away. it's the only solution on the market specifically designed to extract and digitize key data trapped on receipts and invoices and it integrates with financial software like quickbooks and turbotax. transform paper documents like contracts, tax records, warranties, wills even recipes into searchable pdfs. so the information is always right at your fingertips safe and secure. with this exclusive tv offer you'll get over $300 in added value including a robust time-saving software

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is the biggest escalation between hamas which governs the policy in surgery and israeli forces. since last year's 11 day war. the strikes follow nearly a month of deadly attacks and classes. no new casualties have been reported. a court in london has issued an order to extradite. wikileaks found a judy in assange to the u. s. to face trial for releasing secret information. if final appeals fail, the you case interior minister pretty patel will decide his fate. a sounds good face a life sentence if found guilty in the u. s. a. wildfire has forced over 2000 people to flee their homes in the u. s. state of arizona. strong winds triple the size of the blaze, the fire consume forest areas and destroyed some buildings. the region has been suffering from a decades long drought. the 2 candidates in france's presidential election incumbent emanuel macro and far i challenge a marine le pen squared off in there. only televise the base wednesday nights live event was one of their last chances to convince undecided voters ahead of sunday's run of election. the candidates clashed on issues ra