peter sharp has this report from jerusalem. >> daylight gave a clear indication of the devastation of the nighttime raids. people in damascus say that these with a large explosions ever heard in the capital. nighttime explosions shook the city like a small earthquake. >> we felt the ground was shaking, and after that we heard bombs and debris, blasting that went off -- and we heard some of the glass falling around us. >> the cabinet of israel met on sunday morning, the cabinet holding the line and refusing to confirm they had carried out the attacks. but the syrian ministry said that this was a violation of international law and was a proof of links with syrian opposition fighters and they say that syria will not allow this to happen. >> the government has the right to protect the state and people from any attack, external or internal. >> as a serious assesses the damage, some are waiting to see how serial respond. >> syria cannot retaliate. iran is allah -- great supporter, sending the weapons. i feel that iran does not want to go to war. probablyhy they will continue to denounce the

he'll visit jerusalem to try to revive palestinian-israeli negotiation.to hearing violence between those two but we rarely hear about the non-violence there. yesterday, this documentary film won a peabody award all about the life of muhammad al-core whose family is forced to give up their home to jewish settlers. the film takes a surprising turn when palestinians are joined by israeli supporters. mohammed comes of age when the documentary was filmed, showing upheaval in the neighborhood. here is the support of israelis who support their cause. [ protesting ] >> michael: joining us from new york is the director, the creative director of "just vision working to end the israeli occupation nonviolently. she also wrote control room, a look at al gentleman al jazira's look at the war. >> i've been working for nine years with our team at just vision. we've been documenting the work of palestinians and israelis who are struggling, using non-violent resistence scenarios the west bank and in in jerusalem. journalists once they hear the film and hear about the stori

our correspondent in jerusalem tonight. >>> deadly ride. the horror on an american bridge. the bridal shower, the women trapped when their limousine erupts into flames. nine women struggling to escape. samaritans trying to help. >>> the new search tonight. federal agents on the hunt in boston. what are they looking for now? as the family of the alleged bombers shows up at that funeral home. and a community up in arms tonight. >>> and proof, this evening, it's an iron-clad formula at theaters across the globe. why are so many searching for a hero?

if they were to do so this would be a major about turn in israeli policy. >> in jerusalem. -- coalition in afghanistan is calling, on saturday the most bloody day in its history. as five americans died in a roadside bomb, and two other u.s. troops were shot dead. earlier today, the german defense minister said that a german special forces soldier was also killed on saturday in .n insurgent attack >> the first german death in afghanistan for two years. the german defense minister confirmed this incident. >> the german armed forces more in the loss of the falling soldier. theany mourns the loss of following soldier, and i am deeply saddened. >> the unnamed soldier died in a shootout with insurgents in the northern afghan province of fat gram -- bagrham. the taliban announced the beginning of their annual spring offensive against nato forces. this was a blow to the missions in afghanistan but it was said that this would not throw germany of course. >> we have to expect setbacks like these, but this does not make them less sad or less tragic. we may be prepared for more setbacks like these

it as we see here also one of the golden calf and bethel you said you do not have to go down to jerusalemto worship yahveh here he is right here in the form of this golden calf in fact i made to for you so you would have to travel very far to worship him jeroboam was good about pointing his own priest only problem they were appointed by god lord gifted of god 30 the one they had stolen from the house of micah some scholars try to say the captivity of the land reverse to the captivity to the assyrian. to the assyrian centuries after this particular time this history is being written i think the captivity this is referring to verse when the philistines took the ark of the covenant in the time of samuel backup in time were back around 1400 bc if you have a companion bible even though on this word manassa here it's interesting this meant essay is one of only four words in the entire bible that the letter one of the letters in the word not talking in english and talking in hebrew is a suspended letter also called known as a hanging letter by some in other words you have on one line the letter

in recent weeks, jerusalem apparently ordered strikes in syria on reporter weapons convoys said to be bound for hezbollah militants in lebanon. the chairman and foreign minister says he understands israel's concerns about syria. he has been on a visit to the middle east where he held talks with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and other politicians. he also visited the palestinian territories. in an exclusive interview, he spoke about the situation. through the entire region, there is great concern the conflict in syria could spill over and engulf all its neighbors. understandably, the concern is israel -- in israel is particularly great. there are some people fighting in syria right now that are not looking for a new democratic beginning but who have a terrorist background and see damascus merely as a preliminary stop on the road to jerusalem perl tha. the situation is very serious. there is a lot that comes together, including the iranian nuclear program. i understand israel's concerns. and shallchancellor merkel has met with pope francis during a short visit to rome. merke

for >>> well, this wedding ceremony in jerusalem is one to remember.25,000 guests attended. they were invited to this orthodox jewish matrimonile ceremony and some guests had to use binoculars to get a peek at the bride and groom and the ceremony continued on to the next day and the groom is 18 years old and a prominent member of the jewish secretary. >> how big is the cake? >> eric: brooke, we can't. >> brooke: why not? >> eric: i don't want you to -- you can't kiss me like that. >> brooke: you liked it, eric. so did i. that's because we still have something. we have our history. we have our children. this feeling -- we can do this. i will make you happy. >>ma

we report from jerusalem. to these men, prayer is more important than anything else. including military service. have alwaysox jews been exempt from mandatory time in the army, but some in the israeli government want that rule scrapped. this man says the young man in his commuting -- community already serve their country. >> we as believing jews believe that by teaching our sons the torah to contribute to the people of israel much more than military service. >> it is an explosive subject. tens of thousands of ultra- orthodox men violently protested and westerners let him earlier this month, saying they would defy any attempt to draft them. they say they recognized religious laws outlined in the torah is supreme to those of any state including israel. the ultra-orthodox community says this is where there men belong, in a religious school, and not in the army. many are willing to go to jail to get a point across. more than not wanting to join an army. it is about sending young men to join anything that seems secular. >> the culture is all about being separate from the w

land for several hours this week amid ongoing tensions over the most disputed religious site in jerusalem. israeli officials said they questioned the grand mufti of jerusalem, sheikh mohammed hussein, about recent violence near the al- aqsa mosque, which is located on the site jews revere as the temple mount. the mufti was released without charge. >>> delegates to the world jewish congress meeting in hungary this week raised nces about the rapid rise of anti-semitism in many parts of europe. they called on european governments to crack down against far-right, neonazi parties that promote anti-jewish rhetoric. >>> we have a lucky severson report now on the large number of ultra orthodox hasidic jews living in tightly knit communities in and around new york city. most of these hasidim are content with the piety and traditions of the lives into which they were born, but some choose to leave, often at a high emotional price. >> reporter: they live conspicuously pious lives in a secular world, especially in enclaves and suburbs of new york. ultra orthodox hasidic jews observe the strict rules

satan as antichrist so what daniel so what mark 1314 is saying please to the mountains you're in jerusalem when that started talking about the chapter it means that when you see the antichrist standing in the holy place you want to flee away from their however at the same time it is our responsibility to be delivered up so that god can speak through us in witness that's where it's written this would be shared from washington how often to anoint one's home every 24 hours question because different people enter one's home every day to thank god for shepherds chapel thank you for being with us share in which you what to do is anoint your doorpost with the oil of our people against anything evil coming in piggyback and/or otherwise in the name of the lord jesus christ that way even if somebody does come in that has an evil spirit that got a park it outside it is power it's not your power that's christ power but anoint your home at any time be filled something negative about it came from texas does the five month period have to be made through september or can it be another time of the year wil

here is the latest from jerusalem. leyland?israelis say they are not looking for a war, but they are certainly ready for a war. we just got back from the syrian border and it is very tense. israel has deployed their iron dome missal intercepter system to the north to bring down any missiles that may come in either from hezbollah or the syrians. tanks are on alert there, and the israeli soldiers along the border. they have tried hard to stay out of the syrian civil war which you can see from the israeli-syrian border, but they do have red lines and it comes down to the issue of transfer of weapons from iran through syria and into hezbollah in lebenon. that's what the attacks were about taking out a weapons shipment there going from syria to iran of some sophisticated missiles. this has happened three times since the beginning of the year. a number of people here in israel are equating these strikes by the israelis as they continue to promise. something along the lines of playing russian roulette. every time you pull the trigger

like this cathedral the flames are particularly special as you just mentioned they arrived from jerusalem where the holy father a.p.'s out every year on the eve of the easter celebration and really this night is than why the easter sunday when did even give each other color tags and a special russian easter brad called cool each now it is really a very special moment in a special night as of canals to around two hundred million our two dogs believers worldwide as they turn to celebrate the most important day in the in the are to doc's calendar to do that for you very much indeed for that live update there process a because peter answered within the question over the. team at the moment on or to dot com is covering the used to service and you can watch it lloyd from moscow's main cathedral at all to dot com right now. and also would be bring you some coverage a little later this hour here on r.t. . and there will bring you more scenes from cross to save a cathedral in central moscow a little later here on r.t. criticism over the domestic use of drones in the u.s. is melting world the mold

jerusalem paula good to see you what do we know the details of the. well we're just receiving information right now that an unnamed israeli official has confirmed that tel aviv is behind this latest a strike in syrian territory now the official is speaking on condition of being anonymous because he is not with wise to speak about a secret israeli military operation we had our team has been in touch with the israeli foreign ministry but as of yet they are not prepared to publicly confirm at least not to us that such a strike indeed was carried out by the israelis what is interesting is that the strike happened late thursday into the early hours of friday morning and at that same time the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called for a late night emergency cabinet meeting now we don't have information as to what was exactly the purpose of the goal of that meeting but it certainly does raise on balls as well the syrian side no word yet they're confirming that this is radio strike was carried out to back the syrian ambassador to united nations says

our correspondent in jerusalem tonight. >>> deadly ride. the horror on an american bridge. the bridal shower, the women trapped when their limousine erupts into flames. nine women struggling to escape. samaritans trying to help. >>> the new search tonight. federal agents on the hunt in boston. what are they looking for now? as the family of the alleged bombers shows up at that funeral home. and a community up in arms tonight. >>> and proof, this evening, it's an iron-clad formula at theaters across the globe. why are so many searching for a hero? >> so, why don't you lift up that face mask and give me a kiss? >> tonight, she's not the only one who loves a superhero. >>> good evening, on this sunday night. and we begin with the rising tensions after those air strikes on syria, just as president obama debates whether to get involved here. it's widely believed that israel with air strikes of its own. although israel has not said anything publicly, they're not denying this. and dramatic pictures. overnight, the rockets fired on damascus. witnesses say the rockets hit the capita

what manner of communication that you have -- -- art thou only a stranger in jerusalem, and he said under them, what things? and they said unto him concerning jesus of nazareth which was at prophet mighty in deed and word before god and all the people, and had the chief priests and rulers delivered him to be crucified. -- and when they found not his body they came saying that they also had seen a vision of angels which said that he was alive, and certain of them with us went to the sepulcher and him they saw not. he said unto them, oh fools and slow of hearts. after he satisfy the claims of justice into his glory beginning with moses and all the prophets he expounded unto them in all the scriptures and things concerning himself -- and he made as though he would've gone further but they constrained then saying abide with us, and the day is far spent and he went into terry with them, and he took bread and blessed them. >> any of the members of the public wish to speak? seeing none, general public comment is now closed. gvl (gavel)can we skip over the close adoption -- and move to the -- >>

there were two hundred thousand israeli settlers in the occupied west bank in occupied arab east jerusalem there are almost six hundred thousand now that's a result of events that were things developments that were allowed to take place while supposedly a peace process or undergo was and was underway i would argue that those those developments have made a two state solution impossible somebody has to be held accountable for this and a different approach i think has to be found we have yet another administration trying to follow the same approach basically that president carter negotiated back in seventy eight at camp david autonomy and piecemeal step by step confidence building all this should be thrown out the window this has to be negotiate on the basis of international law on the basis of clear principles and say we want to get to this and we have to do it in this way not not in any way the way in which it's been pursued up till now but if the u.s. remains the main broker cannot happen do you think that this these negotiations with better off if the u.s. was removed from the research is

he finally wound up in jerusalem with abc news before nbc in 2003. his reporting from baghdad set the standard. he was the only american to cover it all. he tells this story and another book, which will be studied by historians decades from now. at one point he notes the four psychological stages that all reporters go through while covering war zones. these four stages seem particularly relevant and poignant. stage one, i am invincible. nothing can hurt me. i am superman. stage two, what i'm doing is dangerous. i might get hurt over here. i better be careful. stage three, what i'm doing is really dangerous. i am probably going to get hurt over here no matter how careful i am. stage four, i have been here too long. i am going to die over here. it is just a matter of time. i have played the game too long. last december the journalistic world held it's breath when brought word that maybe he had reached stage for m. appeared in syria, richard and his crew were taken captive. after five days they were free relatively unharmed. there is a rare thing when a

june 11, 2003, another terrorist strikes on a crowded bus in jerusalem.i singer is onboard. >> they said the terrorist was standing two places away from me. >> sari moved here after the 9/11 terror attacks to work with victims of terrorism. she's on her way to meet a friend in jerusalem when she's caught in this suicide attack near her home. >> i felt a huge shockwave hit my face. the only way to explain how the shot wave feels, it's like two places of metal that hit so hard against each other and vibrate back, that's how i remember my face feeling like. after the blast when it stops there's a split second of silence. and it's not the silence you hear outside in the summertime when the crickets are out. it's literally the silence of death all around you. once the silence stopped, my ears started ringing very, very loud and i started screaming. >> from her hospital bed, sari makes a statement. >> if i leave, if i'm afraid, the palestinians win. i had shrapnel go through my shoulder breaking my shoulder bone. both my eardrums were shattered from the blast.

spreading across the region with the senate foreign relations chairman, bob menendez, live from jerusalem where he's been meeting with israeli leaders who are concerned about what's happening in the region. >> senator there is some satellite delay. tell me your perspective now that john mccain has gone into sir yarks very dramsyria, very dramatically to meet with general idris. >> senator mccain has been very vocal about his views on syria. and going into syria, is not unlike when he went into libya at the time. so you know, i think senator mccain, who i was with in jordan before coming to israel, has made it very clear. he believes that we have to change the dynamics in syria in order to both stop the bloodshed and see if we can achieve a result that you know we would want to see. >> now you were part of, you sponsored legislation last week in committee, hasn't reached the floor yet. but where do you stand on what the administration is not doing, regarding the rebels? your legislation would purr mitt some arms to go to the rebels. >> our legislation that passed in a strong bipartisan vot

. >>> jerusalem, israel, may 24th, 2001.gedy is about to experience another devastating blow. it begins with the most joyous of celebrations, a wedding. nothing is too good for jaime yusef, who rents one of jerusalem's finest wedding halls for his daughter's big day. the wedding begins like a dream come true. his daughter, karen, exchanges vows while the proud father of the bride beams with joy. it's a grand affair, and heim couldn't be happier. all his friends and family have come, almost 700 invited guests in all. as the party gets going, heim dances with his daughter, a little girl is passed from shoulder to shoulder. friends hoist heim into the air. the bride and groom kiss. the two families are joined. everyone's having fun. but then a rumble. guests feel the floor begin to shake. but it isn't the beat of the music. suddenly -- everyone on the dance floor disappears into a black hole. it's a horrifying moment. their world collapses beneath them. more than 300 people crash through three stories, the floors pancaking, the

. >> our dw correspondent joins us on the line from jerusalem. let's start with syria. what is israel's current attitude regarding its neighbor? >> it was a situation in serious certainly a very big concern for israel right now. very tense after the military strikes allegedly by israeli warplanes two weeks ago. for israel, the main concern is that advanced weapons systems could be falling into the hands of groups olike hezbollah, and t has made clear it will act on the so-called red lines it has set itself. israel is concerned that the situation might further deteriorate. >> what role can germany play in reviving the middle east peace process? >> you can say that germany is seen as a reliable and trustworthy partner for both sides and could play a kind of supporting role in efforts to relaunch new peace talks, but at this stage, it is clearly the american administration, not the eu or other countries, who are leading the efforts to get both sides back to the negotiation table. the american foreign secretary is expected to be back in the region next week. it will be his

. >> there has been a standoff at a holy site in jerusalem. hundreds of all truck orthodox jews tried to stop a women's rights group from donning prayer shawls and praying. the ritual has traditionally been restricted to men, but a court ruled women have the right to take part. >> in germany, the trial of an alleged neo-nazi gang is said to continue on monday after a court rejected a motion to dismiss the judge's. lawyers for the defense argued that the judges were not impartial. one alleged gang member faces charges of complicity in the murder of 10 people, most of them of turkish origin. >> leading lights in the world of sailing have been paying tribute to enter simpson, who was killed on thursday when his catamaran capsized in san francisco bay. >> he was training for the america's cup boat race. >> shock and grief among family members and fellow sailors. help came too late for anderson said. rescuers pulled the 36-year old from the water, but attempts to revive him failed. >> we obviously had a tragic day to day on the day. our thoughts an

. >> israel has not confirmed that it hit the syrian research facility, but the government in jerusalem has stressed the country's right defend itself against syria arming lebanon- based hezbollah militants. there is international concern that the situation could escalate. am i have not condemned what israel has done in relation to syria in the past -- >> i have not condemned what israel has done in relation to syria in the past. we need official confirmation before i go any further. >> israel continues to stay mute. prime minister benjamin netanyahu, currently on a visit to china, has not commented on the strikes. >> to spain now, where unemployment dropped slightly in april, largely down to business is taking on staff as they prepare for the busy holiday season. >> at the general situation in spain remains worrying. more than one in four people there are without a job, and analysts to not expect much of an improvement until next year at the very earliest -- analysts do not expect much of an improvement until next year at the very earliest periods -- earliest. >> restaurants and hotels

. >> our dw correspondent joins us on the line from jerusalem. let's start with syria. what is israel's current attitude regarding its neighbor? >> it was a situation in serious certainly a very big concern for israel right now. very tense after the military strikes allegedly by israeli warplanes two weeks ago. for israel, the main concern is that advanced weapons systems could be falling into the hands of groups olike hezbollah, and t has made clear it will act on the so-called red lines it has set itself. israel is concerned that the situation might further deteriorate. >> what role can germany play in reviving the middle east peace process? >> you can say that germany is seen as a reliable and trustworthy partner for both sides and could play a kind of supporting role in efforts to relaunch new peace talks, but at this stage, it is clearly the american administration, not the eu or other countries, who are leading the efforts to get both sides back to the negotiation table. the american foreign secretary is expected to be back in the region next week. it will be his

god said 499 years from the command to build jerusalem. it's also interesting he didn't read the verse after when says the day of vengeance of our god and closed it -- and didn't read the day of the vengeance of our god. that is where we are now. it's coming. you are promoting the homosexual lifestyle -- those poor kids are committing suicide as you you try to brainwash them. >> thank you, next speaker. >> my name is it leah freewald and i'm here to talk about undergrounding the utility wires over half of the city. i think the city of san francisco should be congratulated for doing almost half of the job and i have read the task force report that disbanded in 2006. it's clear to me that this is a complicated problem. and an expensive one, probably, as well. we're expecting a lot of tourists for the america's cup. we in san francisco are going to pay $20 million, so that they have a good time and enjoy their parties, but they are going to see terrible, terrible wires all over the city, clumps of wires everywhere they go. i think it's time t

, jerusalem has joined forces with al qaeda.from cnn's fred polierik pleitgen in damascus. >> reporter: it's absolute mayhem in damascus. we were woken up in the middle of the night for massive explosions that went on for more than an hour, and there was so much explosions, so much gunfire, that people that live near that area actually thought there was a major battle going on there until they found out that it was probably a rocket strike by the israelis. it was at around 3:00 a.m. local time that gigantic explosions lit up the skies over damascus. one deafening blast after another, it went on for more than an hour, rocking a large military area in the suburbs of syria's capital and prompting terrified nearby residents to run for cover. this family lives a little over a mile away. daughter anna tells me what happened. >> after the first two bombs, we kept hearing explosions. there were like nine of them, because everything kept exploding over and over again. we can hear gunshots, we can hear people screaming. so, basically, we

this time, they practiced washing chemical substances off dummies at a hospital in jerusalem. commanders say they did not organize the drill with any specific threat in mind, but they're growing increasingly wary of what's happening in syria. united nations investigators are trying to figure out how chemical weapons might have been used in the civil war there. and earlier this month, syrian forces attacked an israeli army vehicle. they were retaliating for israeli air strikes on targets inside syria. >>> chinese media say police have found the mother of a newborn baby flushed down the sewer. footage of the baby being rescued from the sewer line was picked up by the internet and went viral worldwide. the 22-year-old mother reportedly says she did not mean to lose the baby. the incident occurred on the fourth floor of a building in jinhua, zhejiang province, last saturday. a resident called firefighters after the baby was heard crying. the firefighters pulled apart the sewer pipe and found the newborn boy trapped inside. the boy was freed about two hours later. police are questi

i want to bring in sara sidner in jerusalem. any response from israel to syria accusation? >> the response from the prime minister's office and the foreign ministry is no comment when it comes to whether or not israel did strike inside of syria. we also asked them about the recent comments made to our cnn fred who is in damascus by the foreign minister that this is a declaration of war. no comment, they're not commenting on any of the matters concerning what is happening inside of syria. what i can tell you is i spoke also with an israeli official and the defense department and, basically, he said, look, what i can say to you is, look, i'm not allowed publicly to speak, but we cannot allow weapons transferred into the hands of terrorist organizations, such as hezbollah, which is over the border in lebanon. we do know that israeli intelligence officials have been looking at syria very closely. watching the movement of the weapons inside of syria, both the chemical weapons and very dangerous conventional weapons and they said, look, we have the capabilities to do that and we

live in jerusalem with breaking details. we are also following the dramatic developments in cleveland, ohio right now. three cases that mystified police in that city for years now solved after three women are found alive, held captive there for more than a decade. a former fbi agent on where the investigation will head from here as we await new information on exactly what happened inside that house. >> i can confirm that we have no indications any of the neighbors, bystanders, witnesses or anyone else has ever called regarding any information regarding activity that occurred at that house on seymore avenue. party! awwwww... arigato! we are outta here! party...... finding you the perfect place, every step of the way. hotels.com that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, they pick up some of what

they claim jerusalem has joined forces with al qaeda. cnn's fred pleitgen live from damascus this morning. good morning, fred. >> hi, christine. it was absolute mayhem that night. we were torn out of our sleep in the middle of the night by these gigantic explosions. there were several, initial big blasts that went through the city, and then there were secondary explosions that went on for more than two hours. you could hear these explosions, you could hear gunfire in between residents of that area actually thought that there was a full-on battle going on there, and then syrian state television informed everybody that it was these strikes. have a look at the size of the blast. it was at around 3:00 a.m. local time that gigantic explosions lit up the skies over damascus. one deafening blast after another, it went on for more than an hour, rocking a large military area in the suburbs of syria's capital and prompting terrified nearby residents to run for cover. this family lives a little over a mile away. daughter anna tells me what happened

the new york times can send a scarecrow to jerusalem and sources are calling to offer help.ters have another big advantage, and audience the institute support for decades to build and retain and solidify. that audience is big with millions of print readers and tens of millions of unique users online. this audience has tremendous influence. any story but a broadcast by reporter from the times or npr or bbc is going to be heard and read a diplomats in the state department, by numbers of the israeli knesset, by members and the palestinian authority. so in that sense is the balance of power quite clear? for generations reporters have always owned almost total allegiance to the institutions until the decide to move to a different newspaper or network. so journalists have from time to time gotten into trouble for making contributions to political candidates or for showing off their public demonstrations about hot issues like abortion. for good reasons many publishers have found it necessary to contribute, to continue to exercise this authority. now over the reporters who use socia

also a click away is offered oxys to approaches holy fire illuminates for believers in jerusalem and all over the world as people prepare to mark the resurrection of jesus christ on our website we'll have live pictures as the occasion is marked here in russia and will be covering one of the most spectacular events sundays. the transmission from moscow's main cathedral at nine hundred thirty g.m.t. . the e.u. is facing another year of recession and job losses the unemployment rate across the eurozone is expected to rise over twelve percent this year because twenty seven percent in heavily indebted greece and in their search for work many of forced from big cities into the countryside. went to hear their stories. the young and the see theodorus is in his forty's but while he used to make his living at a newspaper in greece's second city on ikey he's now returned to his roots on the north coast this is theodorus his fresh fish shop he took it over when his uncle retired two years ago and now theodorus is making a go of it himself far away from the big city. his decision is part of the t

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in the church of the holy sample in jerusalem and the holy fly is described by our two dogs believers as a miracle that happens after a year on the eve of the easter celebration later that fire is distributed to the r.v. docks countries including ballo russia serbia droid and many others and it was also brought to russia. in moscow's of nuchal the airport and was a later delivery to the christ as savior which is really a bit louder and more are to doc's cathedral in the country and that's where the main easter service was taking place now this service to began shortly before midnight on saturday chris and believers holding candles and carrying on around the cathedral. glory following the resurrection of jesus christ and that service lasted for several hours and did so well into the early hours of sunday it was also a time to buy the russian president vladimir putin and plan the last week we need to be safe and really despite what about a lot of this day as it was pouring with rain throughout saturday still hundreds of people came here to this special night service easter is the presid

also click away as also at least a holy fire illuminates well believe is in jerusalem and all over the world as people prepared to mount the resurrection of jesus christ on our website will have live pictures as that occasion is mounted russia will be covering one of the was spectacular a band sundays at midnight so suddenly as they transition from the main cathedral at nineteen thirty g.m.t. . they use facing another recession and job losses that employment rate across the eurozone is expected to rise over twelve to sunday's share taking at twenty seven percent and heavily indebted to greece and in their search for work many of those from big cities into the countryside. and went to hear their stories that the young on the sea theodorus is in his forty's but while he used to make his living at a newspaper in greece is second city so lonely he's now returned to his roots on the northern greek coast this is theodorus his fresh fish shop he took it over one his uncle retired two years ago and now theodorus is making a go of it himself far away from the big city. his decision is part of t

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