resolution 181 in 1947 had bestowed on jerusalem. yet, they see the reality around them. this is why often they come to us, the united nations, appealing for protection. it is critical that any decision made at the highest political and religious levels today if it's to be sustainable takes into consideration the fears and hopes of people on the ground. jerusalem remains a final status issue that needs to be decided an negotiated by the two sides. as the occupying power israel has responsibility to uphold the obligations and international human rights law and humanitarian law and must show maximum restraint in order to stop the further loss of life. palestinian leaders have a responsibility to avoid provocative statements that further aggravate an already intense environment. i'm particularly concerned in this respect by statements made over the past weeks by some factions that have sought to fan the flames of violence. such provocations are dangerous and i call on all to condemn them. this has diverted us from the real task ahead, namely how to restore a political proces

today i want to go to jerusalem. tomorrow comes and i go back to jerusalem. i headed there as it i'm going to meet my first date. in east jerusalem i walk the streets of my childhood neighborhood. the scent of jasmine holes me along, reminding me of the small city my father mother came from in damascus. they still somehow hold my earliest memories. the birth of the board on a warm spring day that i walked with my mother, the warmth of my father's face giving me a baby lamb as a gift i've been asking for. my mother and i playing doctor with the boy next door and the first time one of my father's said a warm-up. after i went through my childhood neighborhood, like a ritual i always enter through damascus there. there's something majestic about the state although i was almost stopped right there. the rest of the 1989 when i came to participate in an international peace march. he as well as the master are able to fill the place. i was very frightened. an italian woman left her i. my heart eight for her. she came all the way from rome. she left with one eye. in th

. >> next, the israelian police and palestinians in eastern jerusalem. the israeli police closed a mosque but later added metal detectors to the building. they were removed after protests. the mosque is part of the temple mount, a jewish christian and islamic holy site in jerusalem. taking place at u.n. headquarters in new york city this is close to an hour. >> members of the security, as we meet to discuss the situation in the middle east including the palestinian question, the risks of he is ka lait lags and violence in the region continue to increase despite the emergence of a new found agreement. by a number of countries and the need to stand together, united against radicalism and terrorism. as societies fracture along ethnic and religion lines and nonstate actors continue to control large territories, recent events in jerusalem resonate across the middle east. oerz challenge the con sense yn ow how it can be resolved. the palestinian-israeli conflict is not only about land and peace. it is about two people who both have legitimate national aspirati

david michaelis at link tv and he comes with west jerusalem and i come from west jerusalem, so we come from the same seat. but in reality, two different worlds. >> i was born in jerusalem and i've been living there all my life, since 1945. five years ago i came to the united states to launch a tv channel. and that's how i met jamal dajani. he challenged me to think about solutions that hadn't been discussed until now. and one day we said, well, we should test it on the ground. >> the reality therere is very harsh. but why don't we go over there and do it.t. >> we are here i in a bubblble. afteter sometitime of working together withth jamal i said let's do thisis in california. you only have to choosose in th neighbhborhood what kikind of l yoyou want i in the mornining. >> w when i go thehere i'm alwa eager to g go to my people, to neigighborhood. i wawant to have the least interaction with the israelelis as possibible. >> many israelis don't wwant t know abobout paltinians. they don't't want to rreach ou they don't want to cross into streets anand neighborhohoods the palelestinians li

whenever i visit palestine i cannot wait to go to jerusalem. the only connection we still have doesn't understand why i don't want to visit other cities, she keeps telling me there are other places in palestine. maybe tomorrow, i replied but today i want to go to jerusalem. tomorrow comes and i go back to jerusalem to. it was planted in our front yard. with my mother and my father is a gift i've been asking for. i headed into the old city. there is something majestic about this game, although i was almost shocked right there. in 1989 when i came to participate it was shattered and i was very frightened. she came all the way and left with one eye. in the city [inaudible] so i can bring its beautiful colors and smells back to my home in the u.s.. with each trip though i am never able to bring back no matter how much i try. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you. now we have time for questions and answers. if you can raise your hand and they will move the camera towards you. what were your favorite foods when you were growing up >> i loved e

mostly because it was my * in jerusalem thanks again. the courts in its stumble has decided that seven employees of an opposition newspaper should be released pending the outcome of that trial. however full of the employees of the gym hard at newspaper will remain behind bars until the end of the trial. amongst in the papers chief editor and a prominent columnist. well the newspaper staunchly opposed to president russia type out of on the arrest some part of a crackdown. which followed on from lost his failed to attempt. bozo it was just a mortimer has more now from ankara. it is good news for some of those that you journalists because the court has ordered the release of seven cumhuriyet stocks. removed released includes looser caught. it's the paper's best known cartoonists haakon car raw. who's had an editorial board member and a well known columnist and bolan looked coup. of who's the newspaper's lawyer. however the court is still detaining them bigger guns marat some bonds to the editor in chie. %-rd sheik the investigative reporter

east jerusalem at any rate. the palestinian side of the city is in lockdown.t is difficult to move around. they came to the nearest checkpoint to the old city and that was where they prayed. when that happened last week, immediately as soon as the prayers were over, rioting began. the prayers in the streets have not taken as long as the prayers inside the mosque. some of those prayers in the street are over and there is not the kind of writing that we saw last week. that does not mean that it won't develop because it did develop later in the afternoon but i recall watching what happened in one area where people were praying in the street last week and it was immediate. perhaps that is a sign if you can redesign in this tense city, that it will be at a slightly -- that it won't be at such a high level. the flames won't be as high today because of the palestinian victory in returning the situation to the way it was on july 14. it an you really call victory now that men under 50 have not been allowed into the site? >> i think overall it is a victory for the pales

for their tanks to capture jerusalem avenue. enemy never ceased relentless assault on that small outposts of civilization. the poles never ceased its defense, the jerusalem avenue passes required constant protection, and reinforcement. even in the face of death. the fragile crossing never failed. kept open by the polish people. and the warsaw uprising cry out across the decades. and the memories of those who died to build and defend the jerusalem avenue crossing, those heroes remind us the west was stained with the blood of patriots. each generation must rise up and play their part in its defense. every foot of ground and every last inch of civilization is worth defending with your life. our own fight for the west does not begin on the battlefield, it begins with our minds, our wills and our sorrows. today the tides that unite our civilization are no less final and demand no less defense than that shred of land on which the hope of poland, our freedom, our civilization and our survival depends on these bonds of history, culture

cnn is live ahead in jerusalem. live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. i'm george howell. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. it is 5:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. the trump white house once again dealing with an unprecedented amount of turmoil that threatens to undermine its agenda. first, the press secretary, sean spicer, he resigned his position on friday after a stormy six months on the job. also, the administration dealing with new revelations about the u.s. attorney general attorney general jeff sessions. and discussing campaign issues with sergey kislyak at least two times last year. based on what kislyak told his boss that he was being monitored by u.s. intelligence. it's possible that kislyak was misrepresenting remarks. speaking with anderson cooper about these revelation, take a listen. >> we knew about the meetings, we knew mid-march that sessions did not disclose them when he was appearing for his hearing, we were try

discourse of pain and restless she reports on the latest clashes between palestinians and israelis in jerusalem. russia and the syrian moderate opposition agree on terms for a first deescalation zone near the capital damascus. activists say monitoring how migrants heading to europe are dealt with by coast guards and n.g.o.s are accused of having a racist agenda we confront them on the issue. very good evening to you mind neil harvey you're watching international. and we'll start this hour with breaking news coming from east jerusalem where there have been chaotic scenes outside the holy site of the temple mount israeli police there moved in to disperse hundreds of praying palestinians by using tear gas. i i i. i was i i i was. i palestinians had gathered to pray outside the site after new security measures were put in place that by the israeli government by works were laid off near ambulances that were trying to make it through the crowns several people reportedly injured an r.t. correspondent was also caught up in the unrest there we hope to bring you reports of what she experienced a little l

for their tanks to capture jerusalem avenue. enemy never ceased relentless assault on that small outposts of civilization. the poles never ceased its defense, the jerusalem avenue passes required constant protection, and reinforcement. even in the face of death. the fragile crossing never failed. kept open by the polish people. and the warsaw uprising cry out across the decades. and the memories of those who died to build and defend the jerusalem avenue crossing, those heroes remind us the west was stained with the blood of patriots. each generation must rise up and play their part in its defense. every foot of ground and every last inch of civilization is worth defending with your life. our own fight for the west does not begin on the battlefield, it begins with our minds, our wills and our sorrows. today the tides that unite our civilization are no less final and demand no less defense than that shred of land on which the hope of poland, our freedom, our civilization and our survival depends on these bonds of history, culture

jerusalem. the situation here at lion's gate one of the entrances to al aqsa mosque is tense as you can see a strong police presence behind me now this is the third as they letting us go it follows overnight again heavy clashes between israeli security officers throwing tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters who were hurling rocks and stones at them this is nearly two weeks of violence that has left some six people killed in the latest measures to try and calm the situation israel says it will remove metal detectors that will put up after two security guards were killed two fridays ago but the palestinian president mahmoud abbas says this is not enough and he insists it is well returns to the way the status quo was before that incident there have so far been two meetings by the united nations security council where both israelis and palestinians have been trading barbs and accusing each other of the latest flare up in violence well if they know their radical are you and encouraged to kill inn

they don't remember jerusalem they don't think about palestine and the palestinian problem that they are spending billions of dollars to continue the wars that are causing destruction. this is already international lots of stories still coming our way on today's friday program including president trump apparently sending mixed messages over the russia investigation or details just. in case you need. it's not. good for the program donald trump says he would never have appointed his attorney. by the u.s. president however. he wants to be. i want to be unpredictable unpredictable i use the word unpredictable but i like to be unpredictable you want to be unpredictable unlike our country where we're totally predictable. and find it increasingly difficult to follow the president's stance on. the streets of new york to find out if americans really know where trump stands on the key issues that will trump is a man whose policy positions can be quite hard to pin down we decided to talk to americans and find out how well they know their commander in chief and where he stands donald trump says

this came days of violence in jerusalem.'s bring in cnn's ian lee following the story in jerusalem at this hour. good to have you with us. what more do you know about the gruesome stabbing that took place in the west bank? >> reporter: george, it happened last night when a family was celebrating shabatz dinner. this is when the 19-year-old was able to infiltrate the settlement and carry out the attack. he killed three people. fourth person is in hospital. it wasn't until the cries for help that a neighbor with a gun, a member of the military was able to come over and shoot and injure the an assailant. we are hearing from the israeli military that the motivation behind this was because of the recent flare-up of violence and the restrictions to the temple mound and sanctuary. >> what can you tell us about the violence from yesterday? >> reporter: some intense clashes, but this has been building up over the course of the week, george, starting with the previous friday when there was the killing of two israeli soldiers or police

let's go live to jerusalem, bring in ian lee. like protests have not slowed down despite the move to remove these metal detectors. good morning to you. >> reporter: yeah, you see the people gathered outside the temple mount, also known as the noble sanctuary. people are filling the streets alleyways to pray. they are still not satisfied by the measures that have been taken. now early last night, late last night, those metal detectors were removed. and israel's security cabinet said that they're going to have new sophisticated technologies to scan the people. what that means, we don't know at this time. but a little while ago, islamic leaders here in jerusalem met. they talked about the situation, they say that that's just not acceptable move by israel. they say they'll reject it until they figure out more what happens. also they say that they want it to go back to the way it was, dave. >> situation far from resolved there. ian lee, thank you very much. >>> it will be a heartbreaking end to the short but notable life of baby charl

they don't remember jerusalem because they don't think about palestine and the palestinian problem that they are spending the billions of dollars to continue the wars that are causing destruction at the in a was a busy day for news here on our international thanks for joining us so far just a moment here you're going to find out why donald trump is having a second thoughts about his attorney general back in just. one else seem wrong but. just don't. let me. get to shape out this day because etiquette and it. equals the trail. when something is find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. most people think. you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest read. to stand. you just the right questions and the right answers. thanks for joining us here for you and yours donald trump says he would never have appointed his attorney general had he known jeff sessions would recuse himself from overseeing the rush or investigation and from the change of heart by the u.s. president however donald trump has never hidden the fact t

when they do, they should learn about jerusalem avenue. in august of 1944, jerusalem avenue was one of the main roads running east and west through the city, just as it is today. control of that road was crucially important to both sides in the battle for warsaw. the german military wanted it as their most direct route to move troops and form a very strong front. for the polish home army, the ability to pass north and south across that street was critical to keep the center of the city and the uprising itself from being split apart and destroyed. every night, the poles put up sandbags amid machine-gun fire and it was horrendous fire to protect a narrow passage across jerusalem avenue. every day, the enemy forces knocked them down again and again and again and then the poles dug a trench and they built a barrier and the brave polish fighters began to flow across jerusalem avenue. that narrow passageway was just a few feet wide and it was the fragile link that kept the uprising alive. a constant stream of citizens and freedom fighters made t

our reporter has more from east jerusalem. midday prayers have no ended what is the situation this hour? end of midday prayers and tens of thousands with muslimed to be protesters in the streets at various times outside of the mosque. prayerstell when the were over because i could hear and suddenly israeli police were reporting rocks being thrown a you could hear the clashes and stun grenades. and you could see and hear teargas. within a short space of time, you could hear helicopters and ambulances. we are seeing the tell end. -- tail end. it has been incredible policing to deal with these rioters who have been chanting and throw rocks as other the part. they are protesting against the metal detectors. molly: you mentioned the metal detectors. woke us through how we got to this and what is being done to calm tensions. irris: i do not know how calm tensions are. what we are seeing it is a response to a security measure. they put the metal detectors after gunmen emerged last friday, a week ago today and shot 2 israeli border po

to their claim actually we answer one thing jerusalem is israeli as moscow is american i'm very sorry that we reached this point i would have expected the leaders of the muslim community to condemn last week's terror attack and to try to calm down the crowd but instead what we've been seeing in the past week we've been seeing the islamic leadership calling upon the people to come today. to the temple mount and to organize riots and this is something we cannot allow we're not going to allow to druce them the city which is holy for so many billions of people around the world jews muslims christians all believers of the bible we cannot allow this place to turn in to its center of riots of stone throwing of endangering the peace of the public order and therefore we had no choice the state of israel are created this myth about security this nuclear state is claiming that it is in its attacking people's rights for its own security these people are on even the incident that took place that store a discord process didn't take place and i could see sure if it took place outside the mosque and

don't remember jerusalem they don't think about palestine and the palestinian problem that they are spending billions of dollars to continue the wars that are causing destruction. so your friday well what headlines have live on our international we are back in just about. in case you're new to the game this is how it works the economy is built around. perforations washington washington media. voters elect a businessman to run this country business. but it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. seems wrong. just don't. get to see. this day. and it. equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. here in moscow donald trump says he would never have appointed his attorney general had he known jeff sessions would recuse himself from overseeing the rush or investigation. from the change of heart by the us president. has never hidden the fact that he likes to be unpredictable. i want to be unpredictable but it's predictable i use the word unpredictable but i like to be unpredictable you want to be unpredictab

now this is not the first violent incident in east jerusalem just this week in fact a palestinian boy lost his eye after being shot at by israeli police the thirteen year old was playing on the balcony of his home when security forces opened fire in response to a nearby domestic disturbance. the let. me. tell. you. about an israeli soldiers came and started shooting in the air to the left to the right said the houses my son said let's go inside a small safe there and as they were coming in the bullet hit my son's lying face who loved playing football he had loads of hobbies now he's asking me all the time can i do this can i do that we can show you video of the police response in east jerusalem during which the boy was injured we called the police to get their view on the incident and here's what they told us. as police arrived in the area there were stones and objects thrown at them the units responded by using non-lethal weapons later in the night a local resident was taken to hospital with an injury these are some of the non-lethal weapons the police have been using of recent years

police in jerusalem are preventing men now under the age of fifty from entering the temple also known as around the sharif for friday prayers israeli authorities say they're concerned there could be more violent protests in about holy sites been a real hot spot this week when i live it kind of was expected this take us through what's going to happen they think later today. well kevin in the last moment the midday prayers here in ras al-ain would neighborhood have ended now this is a volatile neighborhood in arab east jerusalem that has been the scene of violent confrontations in the past and particularly after last night's clashes at the al aqsa mosque the israeli police are putting in place a heavy hand as you say they are preventing main under the age of fifty from reaching the mosque that is why most of the men here are younger than fifty and at the same time there are some entrances to the mosque that remain closed so the situation on the ground is extremely volatile extremely tense the israeli police have brought in reinforcements you literally cannot move around the neighborhood

jerusalem is seen scenes of chaos following the tightening of security in jerusalem that's after the killing of two border police officers has been following the latest clashes. ok so in the last moment the situation has started unraveling and you can hear behind me stun grenades as the soldiers have started making their way out the youngsters were running the situation was calm but then just in a moment it exploded the evening prayers have just finished and there were thousands of palestinians who came here to pray and as you can see to protest now that the latest measures that israel has introduced. and which are essentially hand detectors and. cameras is being rejected by palestinians they say that this doesn't do anything to try and alleviate the situation only i israel introduced metal detectors and this is trying to meet them halfway but as i say the palestinians say it's not working now we'll keep making our way up the road to try and get a little bit closer so you can see where the the soldiers are what's happening right now is stun grenades are being thrown into trying to sp

plus muslims flock to return to a holy site in jerusalem after security measures are lifted by its really authorities but clashes between palestinian worshippers. a temple mount. live from moscow to the world this is r.t. international my names you know noni welcome to the program our top story germany's economy minister say there is a possibility the e.u. will use kuntar measures against america's. bill that proposed restrictions are aimed at punishing companies would use to russia's energy sector alyssa's raise fears of disruption to a major russia joint project in north stream two gas pipeline. yes it is bad that the u.s. has left the common line it had with europe for sanctions against russia there is a possibility of counter sanctions against the guinness we've heard from the german minister of economy and energy there. but she's not alone in those that have been critical of this latest round of sanctions that's been proposed by the united states we've also heard from the austrian chancellor christine care he posted online saying that these were on acceptable he said that politics an

the clashes in jerusalem. been unfolding over the past several days here's a look back at just some of the unrest. i . knew. i . was. i was i. was. i. was a little. bit. we can see now some of the new security precautions that were installed by israel a number of people have lost their lives in the turmoil on saturday night two palestinian teenagers were killed in violence three others were killed in clashes the night before as indeed were three israelis in a west bank stabbing the secretary general of the arab league has reacted to the new security measures with a statement that says israel's playing with fire and risking a crisis with the arab world in a bid to impose a new reality on the holy city temple mount or. is this known to muslims as one of the most contested religious sites in the world the jews it's believed to have been the size of two biblical temples and they are like some mosque which is also located there is lands third holy site temple mount said ministered by a jordan based islamic religiou

government's measures which interfere with worship in some mosque the palestinian christians in jerusalem and throughout the holy land express their solidarity with muslims who have the right to demand the lifting of limitations on attending a mosque palestinian muslims and christians stand side by side hostile actions against affects the whole palestinian nation both muslims and christians we demand the metal detectors that are limiting muslims the right to access the mosque freely should be removed arab countries are taking a week of suspicious that some of them are not even talking about what's happening in jerusalem those who are financing terrorism in syria iraq libya and yemen aren't saying anything about truth they don't remember jerusalem they don't think about palestine and the palestinian problem that they are spending billions of dollars to continue the wars that are causing destruction and is out international thanks for joining us so far u.s. president donald trump having second thoughts about his tunny general plan why for the. most people think just stand out in this is thi

will be going live to jerusalem for the latest. they are looking for a way out of the chaos in libya. the french president met with rival libyan leaders at a chateau just outside paris tuesday. and with one grilling down, another to go for donald trump's son-in-law, jared kushner insisting he did not collude with russians to interfere in last year's u.s. presidential election, as he prepares for his second session of questioning in congress today. is 1:00 p.m. here in paris, 7:00 a.m. in washington, d.c. canng up, lovers among you reverses amicrosoft decision to phase out its rudimentary "paint" program. in our have details business update. and it is up and away on a mission to monitor climate change. the latest satellite heading into space from french territory this week. this is "life from paris." thanks very much for being with us. we will begin in the middle east . the contentious metal detectors at one of jerusalem's holy sites are gone, but some of the officials who run the al-aqsa mosque have been refusing to go inside this

in clashes with the israeli army near the west bank it comes just hours after a shootout in east jerusalem in which two israeli police officers and three gunmen were killed. you're watching altie international live from our studio in moscow with mina do welcome to the program. today marks a year since the atrocity in the french city of nice when a truck was rammed into a crowd leaving dozens dead. well soon easy and living in france the attacker was known to police for several violent crimes. just terror tactics direct lone wolves to rent a truck and drive into a crowd. that they got it. blew and you will see we are in a new era in france will have to live with terrorism. a year on from the attack victims are continuing to suffer around three thousand people are still receiving counseling not just those who are there but their families too meanwhile the government seems to be failing to deliver on its promise of compensation the an a very diverse array has also seen some controversy as the latest edition of french magazine paris match came under fire over its coverage of the event it publi

>> cnn's ian lee live in jerusalem.nk you. >>> a heartbreaking end to the short but notable life of baby charlie gard. the parents of of the terminally ill british boy giving up their legal fight for experimental treatment here in the u.s. their lawyer telling the uk's high court the window of opportunity to save the child no longer exists. charlie's mother and father left devastated. >> our son is an absolute warrior, and we could not be prouder of him. and we will miss him terribly. we are now going to spend our last precious moments with our son charlie who, unfortunately, won't make his 1st birthday with just under two weeks' time. >> charlie's parents expressing frustration with the legal process saying it delayed treatment that could have helped their son survive. a london hospital is expected to take baby charlie off of life support shortly. >>> let's check on cnn "money stream." forget about the turmoil in washington -- global stock markets higher after the nasdaq hit a record high. the nasdaq -- look at that ch

plus fresh clashes in jerusalem after a palestinian flag is installed over one of the buildings on the temple mount and is then removed by the israeli police. just after eight pm here in moscow on thursday july twenty seventh this is r.t. international i'm you know neal good to have your company our top story russian president vladimir putin has given his reaction to the latest round of possible u.s. sanctions on russia. so the news of these sanctions are completely illegal they go against international law and the rules of the world trade organization with being very patient and very reserved but at some point we will have to respond you can't always put up with such an attitude toward your country. that statement coming after a u.s. lawmakers passed a new round of sanctions in response to moscow's alleged meddling in the us presidential election the bill still needs president trumps approval and if implemented will target russia's energy sector as well as mining and metal industries president putin say these ties between moscow and washington are falling victim to america's internal

the violins played out in pockets in different parts of occupied east jerusalem. tear gas eventually cleared, arrests were made. injerusalem and in violence in the west bank, hundreds have been wounded. —— there were fatalities too. at the centre of attention, muslims call it... jews, the temple mount. last week this was the scene of violence. israeli arab gunmen killed two policemen were hunted down and courtyard. so the israelis installed these metal detectors at the gates. palestinians vehemently opposed this. many refused to go through the detectors into the aqsa mosque compound. instead they started praying in the street outside. for these people, the new security measures are an attempt by their occupiers to secure more control over a place that sits at the very heart of the religious and political divisions between israel and the palestinians. reasonable thinking, reasonable behaviour, and that extremism and racism is the way to solve problems. palestinians in any case will not accept any compromise about the mosque. the israelis say the detectors are only

the clashes in jerusalem. unfolding over the past several days here's a look back at some of the unrest. i i i i. i i i i i i i. i was and i think i. was probably thinking it was. you can see here some of the new security precautions installed by israel a number of people have lost their lives amid the turmoil on saturday night two palestinian teenagers were killed in violence three others were killed in clashes the night before that as were three israelis in a west bank stabbing. but the secretary general of the arab league has reacted to the new security measures with a statement saying israel is playing with fire and risking a crisis with the arab world in a bid to impose a new reality on the holy city. simple mountain of his is known to muslims as one of the most contested religious sites in the world for jews it's believed to have been the site of two biblical temples and there are mosque which is also located there is the arms third holiest site temple mount administered by a jordan based islamic religio

we've got more for you from jerusalem. forest fires in the south of france forced the evacuation of more than 10,000 people. they are now coming under control. protests across the united states after donald trump said he would been transgender people from serving in the military. also coming up in the program, full steam ahead is the french government repairs to nationalize the stx shipyard. will havess editor more. this is live from paris. in jerusalem, the first worshipers have started returning to the al-aqsa mosque for the first time in many days. -- removed contentious security theiers that have been cause of deadly tensions in recent weeks. metal detector errors have been installed. over.ul protests boiled >> i call on palestine to -- the mosque at al-aqsa. come and give praise to god. and pray to protect our holy place and people. we pray not to let the occupation continue to block our faithful from entering the holy mosque. children have welcomed israel's remover of the ventricle -- barriers. the images of these ch

compound a little earlier we spoke to our jerusalem correspondent. harris marker let's take a listen. it was a week ago today that two gunmen emerged from the al aqsa compound umd three gunmen sorry. and shocked to israeli police officers in the back in fact because they were coming from inside the mosque compound. the israeli police solution was to push up metal detectors there wasn't a consultation or at least sufficient consultation. with big mosque officials and they did not react well when they saw that and that is the problem here it's a shade site in effect. the muslim mosque officials have control over the. holy site itself and israel was responsible for security around it. so when you share in this contested site where both sides have such an emotional reaction. it's a very complex thing and there are criticisms from within israel security services that perhaps although they concede that something does need to be done to increase security. because of the events of a week ago that perhaps what they need. is a different is certainly not these

lot wek anger amongst religious leaders including the grand mufti of jerusalem. who was then detained? according to reports he's now been released from sony fourth catherine viet has a summary of the main events. searching for weapons after a deadly shootout at one of jerusalem's holiest sites. three assailants opened fire on israeli police near the noble sanctuary compound. two officers were killed and another was wounded. and all three terrorists were shot. and killed what we know is they were armed with an automatic weapon with a congress that weapon. as well as knives and they also attempted to stab our. and number of people here at the scene. the gunmen have been identified three arab israelis from the north of the. in the wake of the attack israeli authorities announced they were closing off the area. and said friday prayers would not be held for muslims at the temple mount to noble sanctuary compound. it has is the al aqsa mosque the dome of the rock and the western wall. a decision denounced by the grand mufti of jerusalem and double what beth unfortunate

top muslim cleric and he has called for all mosques in jerusalem to remain closed and for worshippers to make their way to the compound so we are expecting another day of rage and potential clashes tomorrow friday. switching gears now it is the final business only day of the mercs twenty seven do universe show near moscow more deals are expected before the doors open for the public to see the latest innovation the russian. reaction industries are to offer ortiz. a partridge met with military aviation expert douglas bari at the event for the latest scoop. hello welcome to day story here it marks the international aviation and space shuttle michigan here above me that is it makes thirty five fighter jets just to prove that we really are here and also it's just behind me as well that makes thirty five because what we got to be talking about today is all seeing is military and so join me to talk about what makes that plane so unique is douglas barry he was an expert when it comes to military avionics thank you very much indeed for joining me thank you so let's just very briefly talk about

but also in the west bank afraid that the violence from jerusalem will spread else ways certainly while both sides at least in the leadership level seem to be trying to make efforts to calm the situation on the ground the tensions of course still run the risk of blowing up come friday or temple mount or. far as it's known to muslims is one of the most tested religious sites in the world for jews it's believed to have been the site of two biblical temples on the oxe a mosque which is also located there islams third holiest place security was increased the site in the past week or so violent scenes took place between police and worshippers. was was. not was was was was a were was was. was all about to leave it there was it because it was. not made up of. a suspected mastermind behind illegal operations involving the virtual currency bitcoin has been arrested in greece on a us warrant hawkins breaks down the story. well this really is a very serious set of allegations vinick a thirty year old russian national has been charged with lording over four billion dollars over the course of around

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near jerusalem's holiest site.he attackers shot three people before fleeing into the sacred compound where they were killed in a gunfight with security forces. israeli authorities say that muslim friday prayers will not be held at temple mount. an attack in one of the holiest places of jerusalem. near lions gate new the eastern threece of the old city, gunmen opened fire just after 7:00 in the morning on friday. forces chased after them. >> all three terrorists were shot and killed. what we know as they were armed with automatic weapons as well as knives and the attempted to stab a number of people here at the scene. >> israeli police closed off the area and said ride a prayers will not be held for muslims at the temple mount or the noble sanctuary compound. which houses the dome of the rock and the western wall. it is often a site of high tension. become commonplace elsewhere in jerusalem. , at least 38 israelis have been killed in attacks. in recent months that have slowed but not stopped. the palestinian authori

attackers shooting and killing two israeli officers in jerusalem's old city. minutes later, one of the gunmen apparently playing dead, then jumping up again, trying to run away. israeli police open fire, killing him. >> all three terrorists were shot and killed. >> reporter: the attack happened at jerusalem's holiest ground for both jews and muslims, the temple mount and the al aqsa mosque. israeli security services said all three attackers were related arab israelis from a town near the west bank. two of them posting a selfie at the al aqsa mosque yesterday with an ominous message. tomorrow's smile is more beautiful. tonight, in a controversial move, israelis closed the area. the mosque off limits for friday prayers. >> there's a real chance that this could lead to more demonstrations and, therefore, more violence in jerusalem. >> reporter: the most brazen attack in months, and anger is spreading on both sides. kelly cobiella, nbc news. >>> it's been almost a week since iraqi forces backed by american advisers drove out isis fighters from the key city of mosu

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in clashes with the israeli army near the west bank it comes just hours after a shootout in east jerusalem in which two israeli police officers and three gunmen were killed. you want international live from almost close to you with me. welcome to the program. france is marking the grim anniversary of the terror attack in the city of nice one year ago a radicalized man rammed a truck into a festive crowd during a national holiday killing eighty six people the terrorist was shot dead by police islamic state later claimed responsibility for the atrocity. well a sunni z. and living in france the attacker was known to police for several violent crimes. just terror tactics directions on walls to rent a truck and drive into a crowd. because . we are in a new era and france will have to live with terrorism. a year on from the attack two dozen survivors are still recovering in hospital around three thousand people still receiving counseling including survivors their families and witnesses meanwhile the government has only delivered twenty five million euro in compensation from a total of three hund

in clashes with the israeli army near the west bank it comes just hours after a shootout in east jerusalem in which two israeli police officers and three gunmen were killed. you want to international live from moscow studio with me welcome to the program. this friday marks a year after the deadly tragedy in the french city of nice when a truck was rammed into a crowd leaving dozens dead. easy and living in france you charter was known to police for several violent crimes. just terror tactics direction lone wolves to rent a truck and drive into a crowd. that is not a. little and you will see we are in a new era and france will have to live with terrorism. one year on from the attack and not all the victims have recovered their health and that includes mental health is around three thousand people still receiving counseling not just those who are there but their families too meanwhile the government seems to be failing to deliver on its promise of compensation for those victims the anniversary has also seen some controversy as the latest edition of french magazine paris match came under fire