our correspondent joins us from eurozone caret irris makler, tell us about what the situation is likeay, particularly what is like in jerusalem where the clocking seven put in place. irris: there are blockades in the area from which the attackers in yesterday's attacks in jerusalem all came, all from this one area. israel says it will have checkpoints in place across other east jerusalem areas later in the day, i think by the close of business today. but residents of those areas, some of whom work inside jurist on and in other areas -- inside jerusalem and in other areas, there is an old arab saying that the locals know the back streets, and it will make it only more difficult for ordinary people driving out. most of these attackers have been 18 and younger, so they are not driving anyhow. so there is a feeling that the security measure actually aims theaps back at making jewish population feel more secure rather than really preventing people from leaving those areas. there are a couple of other measures that israel is considering. one is fast tracking the destruction of the houses, t

we go to irris makler, who joins us from jerusalem. bring us up to speed with what we have seen take place today. irris: stabbing attacks have been carried out by palestinians in two is really cities, one in jerusalem and one in the west bank. we have also seen something we have not seen up until now, which is an attack by a jewish suspect, and palestinians are the victims. we see that in the south of there has been -- it is interesting, it was almost like a copycat attack of what we have seen on the other side. a young 17-year-old israeli man who took a knife and started stabbing council workers and construction workers. that has been criticized by the mayor of that town, where both people live together. that is a worry for security that we could now be seeing a wave of israel he attacks against palestinians. molly: all of this comes after the prime minister spoke yesterday, saying the country is in a wave of terror, and then there is no quick fix. how is benjamin netanyahu saying he will confront the issue? issue, the is the criticism

ans "uprising genie: thank you for that, irris makler. the prime minister of yemen barely escaped a rocket attack. at least 15 people were killed. those attacks have been claimed by the islamic state group, the first time they have hit non-houthi positions in the south. reporter: the yemeni government's makeshift quarters here ripped apart by a suicide bomber. the prime minister and his ministers narrowly escaped the attack in the southern city of aden. he posted that two rockets had hit the hotel, while other key positions of the saudi-led coalition were attacked. on houthid it rebels, but a new islamic state group claims responsibility. after months of attack on the houthi-controlled northern part of yemen, this is the first time the jihadists have attacked the south. >> islamic state had been exclusively attacking the houthis for the past year. for the first time, they attacked someplace that was not houthis. the attack in aden, where the government liberated that region just two months ago, marks a major shift. that means there will b