all based on the ocean 9 jerusalem. it was a best seller in 19 o 9. so monotonous became the 1st woman to be awarded the nobel prize for literature. the american colony hotel welcomed many prominent guests. john steinbeck and graham green stayed there for weeks at a time. the hotel was also popular with hollywood celebrities and measured the ama thurman and now when, oh my thurman came. it was all last minute. there was no will room left for her because she was travelling with her nanny and child really that we sent the hotel manager to a friend's place. and she got his apartments level 100000 would year. the history of the hotel is closely into woven with the history of jerusalem. its conflicts, competing interests and claims to power. jerusalem is wholly to muslims, christians and jews. the city has long been both covetous and contested. oh, in the 19th century, jerusalem was a walled city in the middle of the ottoman empire and a turkish royal ah . during world war one, palestine also became a battlefield. the britis

a sonnet, jewish majority in city of jerusalem. the string contacted that jerusalem municipality for a statement that we can included in today's episode. they declined, they didn't respond, so we will continue our conversation with yara xena and muhammad yara, welcome to the screen. good to have you. please introduce yourself to our global audience. thank you for having me and my name is yara. hello ari. i'm a senior analyst, sugar. hello xena. welcome to the screen. please introduce yourself to ad lab audience. tell them who you are and what you do. hi, amber on. i'm the correspondent and your son for the al jazeera english website. yet to have you and the handmade welcome to the stream. really get heavy. can you? we're wine audience who you are, what you do. thank you. thanks for having our so my name from a recorded line, i'm from jerusalem, palestine and i'm currently the policy correspondent for the new son here in new york. i want to start our conversation with you telling me that you can be part of it as well, feeling youtub

i'm the correspondent and jerusalem for the al jazeera english. what site here to have you and the handmade welcome to the stream really gets heavy. can you run out and he you are what you do. thank you. thanks for having on. so my name from a recorded, i'm from jerusalem goldstein and i'm currently the policy correspondent for the nation here in new york. i want to start our conversation with you telling me that you can be part of it as well. feel in youtube right now. a comment section is live comments, questions, concerns, put them right here. i do my best to include them in the show. i want you to meet 2 people. this is mohammed and his daughter yasmin. it was their home that really inspired us to do this story and what happened to their home? they were forcibly expelled. this is mohammed flipped by his daughter, jasmine, talking about that experience. certain to infinity. oh so they were upset to a m. my son woke me up and said that the army are entering the house. i couldn't leave the room. they came in and arrested me. they stepped on my ba

and this isn't just happening in jerusalem on the west bank. this is happening across called us punish thought, for example, in the knock up or so. it may be known as that the negative, commonly known as the neck of an english. we're seeing thousands of palestinians being displaced and having that their homes destroyed on that land annex from them . the key points about sexual wrong, why it mobilized so many people over the summer, 70 palestinians is because it encapsulates the entire palestinian experience of, of forced displacement at the hands of the reading regime. and i think that is the major and crucial difference between the 2 different groups of activists. i wanted focusing on this particular area of east jewish in cheshire because it's one area that we've gone to know quite well internationally. but the idea of living there as a palestinian mohammed, that idea of will i be out to go home tonight and what will happen to my home, what will happen to our family home, what will happen to our business and livelihood? can you help us get a

the year's war of independence ended with east jerusalem controlled by jordan, who then sold the landdisplaced palestinians. israel captured east jerusalem from jordan in 1967's six-day war and later an exit, a move that remains unrecognized by most foreign governments. since then, some 200,000 jewish settlers have moved in to east jerusalem, as a legal battle has wound throug israeli courts. the supreme court proposed a palestinian families become protected tenants of the jewish group. now holding the land deed. but the deal was rejected. the jerusalem and a pilot he says it needs this land -- municipality says they need the land to build a school. a move aimed at pushing people out of east jerusalem, many say. >> my got families from their home and -- >> why got families out of their home? reporter: his dispute was a major spark in conflict in may of 2021, and which more than a dozen israelis and more than 250 palestinians lost their lives. >> let's change the mood now and get the latest from the africa cup of nations, taking place in cameroon. cameroon advancing, though not so with

we wait to see how people will react, harry faucets, in east jerusalem. thank you very much for that. the united nations is stepping up bits respond to the volcanic eruption and synonymy in tongue that the government has described it as an unprecedented disaster. with dozens of homes destroyed. 3 people. i confirmed dead, but the world health organization says many are missing several islands and the main airport as smothering ash, and that delaying the delivery of international aid and operation to clear. the one way is underway. but the ashes proven more difficult to clear them was expected. um we thought that it would be operational yesterday. um. but it hasn't been fully clear. yep. because full more anxious being falling. um and so they clear about a 100 or 200 meters per day. i gather, which means i should know, ah, to day for since the runway has been closed, australia and new zealand have been sending fresh water and at this much needed supplies by boat. we seen during the reign darkness over on the moraine on the night will be sold to be able to

are forced to talk about east jerusalem. thanks very much for the update. now the and says it's stepping up in response to the volcanic eruption and sonoma in tonga. the government has described it as an unprecedented disaster, australia, new zealand, sending a by boat because tongue, as my runway has been covered in ash, wayne hay has more oakland help is on its way to tongue up to new zealand navy ships carrying supplies have begun a 3 day journey, which should see them arrive on friday. perhaps the most essential cargo will be fresh water and a desalination plot to make more while the ships of their we're hitting their way now. with a whole lot of water, the ship can hold. currently holds over 250000 liters of water and will be able to provide that once we arrive. and then every day thereafter, we are going to be producing another 70000 liters of water. satellite images show a thick layer of ash on the runway of tongue. his main airport on the left is how it looked before the russian. the ash is delaying deliveries of international 8 flights volunteers,

and it's a snow day in jerusalem as a way of winter flurry leaves the city carpeted in white. ah, it snowed this morning, go and hides. it snowed in jerusalem and is still fairly cold breezy and sherry from north in egypt right up towards western syria coastal, syria. and that cold ask to produce once again on friday, a brief shamal that will fund itself out into snowstorm. my love in the empty quarter, my just cat parts are the you a is well a, we could go this. this wind was a very cold one. it was reco breaking the code in at night it got codes were, were on friday night. now the focus than to 6 in kuwait down to re adds for the i was sub 0. this time we could go, but that shemelle tends to weaken during saturday. sunshine been the predominant weather throughout the middle east, levant, a few showers running across the rocky plain. but nothing much in the sky. there is one developing though another late winter storm swelling round. nothing like as bad as the last one that will bring rain to sudden turkey and cypress, and probably libya northern egypt during sunday. on monda

a winter snowfall isn't unknown in jerusalem by any means, but on this scale it is very rare. there hasn't been anything like this for the last 10 years in 2012. it was about 60 centimeters that fell overnight. wednesday to thursday. it was about 20 centimeters. the effect of a storm lpa, which has been blanketing athens and stumble in recent days, making its way south here. now, this is a rare experience and so this isn't a city that is particularly well equipped to dealing with such heavy snowfall. our people came out as it came down overnight and enjoyed the flurries and the real snow storm in jerusalem streets in the night time. but there were also municipal workers out trying to clear the main thoroughfares. many of the smaller roads, though, are still pretty choked up. i've seen people trying to dig their cars out of parking spaces and as well as that, the main motorway between jerusalem and television was for a time closed. and every way you go, you see evidence of the other thing has happened, which is school closures. so there are children on the streets in parks buil

and as well as that, the main moto, a between jerusalem until it was for a time closed. and every way you go, you see evidence of the other thing has happened, which is school closes. so there are children on the streets. in pox, building snow men throwing snowballs at the stuff in the air. now the precipitation right now is turning a bit wet though, so this could be a sleeping if memory will experience a rare, proper snow day in the holy city. while spotify is removing neil young music because he accuses the streaming plot for spreading cove and misinformation, rock star that he no longer won spotify to feature this music because of a podcast by joe rogan young, condemned rogan's interview with an infectious disease specialist who opposes covered vaccines for children. from phillips, the social media commentator and author, he says that it's hard for spotify to strike that balance between freedom of speech and moderation. this is a is important stress that this is a very different situation to questions are, for example, content moderation on facebook, or twitter or oth

king and i were first in jerusalem. we rented a car and drove from jerusalem down to jericho.soon as we got on that road, i said to my wife, "i can see why jesus used this as the setting for his parable." it's a winding, meandering road. it's really conducive for ambushing. you start out in jerusalem, which is about 1200 miles -- or rather 1200 feet above sea level. and by the time you get down to jericho, 15 or 20 minutes later, you're about 2200 feet below sea level. that's a dangerous road. in the days of jesus, it came to be known as the "bloody pass." and, you know, it's possible that the priest and the levite looked over that man on the ground and wondered if the robbers were still around. or it's possible that they felt that the man on the ground was merely faking, and he was acting like he had been robbed and hurt in order to seize them over there, lure them there for quick and easy seizure. and so the first question that the priest asked, the first question that the levite asked was, "if i stop to help this man, what will happen to me?" but then the good samaritan cam

>> let's bring in our guests in occupied east jerusalem. palestinian activist who was arrested by israeli soldiers during the protests. a spokesperson for if not now, a movement working to end jewish support for the occupation. and a humanitarian worker. a warm welcome to you all. there is a video showing you as you are being arrested by israeli security forces that went viral. i want to play a few seconds of that for our viewers, and that i will come back with a question. >> what did i do? just defend someone who was being beaten? that is why i'm being arrested now? >> later in that video, we also see you looking at the camera and smiling defiantly as you are being detained. i want to ask you first what was going through your mind while all this was happening, and also, did you expect this to get the kind of reaction that it has? >> hello. first of all, i did not expect it to get the attention that it got. i did not know that it was filmed in the first place. basically, what was going in my mind is that i was so angry. i was so angry becau

a palestinian family at the center of an anti expulsion campaign, demolishing their home in east jerusalem. hong kong pro independence activists edward long is released from prison after a few years behind bars and on hold us her communications companies delay bowling out 5 g networks after warnings, it could cause catastrophic disruptions. ah, thank you for joining as we begin in kiev, where the u. s. secretary of state has arrived to meet president rodney zalinski. as the white house warns russia could attack ukraine at any moment. washington has also voice concerned about the deployment of russian forces to bela bruce for joint war games. further beefing up rushes military assets near ukraine. a flurry of high level diplomat diplomat activity is taking place this week as world powers try to diffuse the crisis. antony, blinking as you'd whole talks with brushes. foreign minister said oliver, off in geneva on friday. our views. this is an extremely dangerous situation. we're now at a stage where russia could, at any point, watch an attack and ukraine, and what secretary blinking is going

this particular has to do with the jerusalem municipality saying that this is now an error that they want to use for building a school. but will tell you that also there is an active policy backed by the government of supper. organizations that are using old laws to push palestinians out of these areas of their lines are very sensitive issue. and certainly something like this policies will tell you, is simply part of a wider policy. ukraine's former president has appeared in court in the capital key of to deny treason charges. prosecutors accused petro portion co announcing pro russian separatist in east ukraine. he says the charges are politically motivated. sonya jaeger has this report wrote, but after nearly a month away, petrol put, a shankar has returned to our country seething with political turmoil. after hold up with border guards at the airport. the former ukrainian president headed to quote and give, ah, tailed by his supporters, vowing to fight back against charges of treason. a prosecutor has accused but a shanker of financing separate his forces in the eastern dumbass re

that threat was enacted in the very early hours of a very cold and rainy morning in occupied east jerusalem by 100 is ready, security forces moved in, they cut off the electricity, they arrested witnesses se sum 18 people from the side. and they have now completed the demolition of this home. it stood on ground that the israeli municipality, and the police say, has been confiscated or he or taken by eminent domain, which usually involves compensation to the owner. there is some question over the actual ownership of this land where the family has been living since 967. the police say that it is being taken for a, for the building of a school which will serve special needs children in the area. but all of that is predicated on israeli more and as far as the international community is concerned, international diplomats have been holding station outside this, this property for some time. they say that this is not a question of is ready lords, question of international law. and under international law, such actions in occupied territory are illegal. and so we have the situation where the family

. >> still ahead, a family of 15 palestinians forcibly exiled from their home in occupied east jerusalem. and another portion of the u.s. for new laws to -- a new push in the u.s. for new laws to protect voting rights. ♪ >> look forward to brighter skies. the weather sponsored by qatar airways. >> meters of snow measured, having fallen in the last five days in japan. it is doing it again. this breeze comes off the sea of japan. more snow. particularly in the middle of honshu. the cold spreads further west. not just on the high ground. the real cold air is sitting further north. hong kong up to 20 degrees. the seasonal rain which has started all around the world, north and south, is sitting here. it is focusing on sumatra. malaysia is much drier. except borneo. there is no big thunderstorm, if you down in sri lanka -- a few down in sri lanka. until we get to the end of tuesday and into wednesday, then we see something coming into pakistan, afghanistan. snow on the mountains. stirring up the air, that is good. >> living in a war zone a risk not worth taking for most, but for a 10-year-old

his family's home is in the sheikh jarrah neighborhood of occupied east jerusalem.rom new york city. welcome back to democracy now! can you explain what happened to the cilia family? before the israeli military destroyed their home, they said they would burn it down to avoid the eviction must of us whether home was destroyed. >> it is good to be back. we have all seen the videos of the home being demolished. it is important to note the occupation court ruled their land would be expropriated for "public use" for the building of a special needs school. doused did not have a demolition order on it. let many palestinians see this as is an act of events because the family stood its ground on eviction day and confronted the forces and said they would burn themselves alive should they be thrown out of their home. so the violence spectacle this coming in and smacking down the doors at dawn der the cover of darkness and insulting the people is not just intimidating palestinians and resistance, but also to send a victory image that was very intimidating. this is an act of --

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it's the heaviest snow jerusalem has experienced since 2013. the wintry weather has calls traffic disruption, and residents were advised to stay indoors. but as you can see, some people just couldn't resist the lure of some seasonal fun. you're watching dw news from berlin. we've got much more for you at the top of the next hour. i'm terry martin from me and all of us here at d. w. thanks for watching.

a cold snap in the eastern mediterranean has now had jerusalem. what snow blanketing the city? it's the heaviest snow jerusalem has experienced since 2013 a wintery weather has caused traffic disruption and residents are advised to avoid travel. but as you can see, some people just couldn't resist the lore of them season. oh fun. and who can blame them? i'd be out there with good. you're wanting to go into life from berlin. i'll be back with more headlines for you at the top of the hour. if you're looking for moon news and analysis, there's always our website, www. dot com. thanks for watching. ah, imagine how many pushing of love us heard out in the world climate different story . this is more plus the word from just one week how much was kind of really dealt with we still have time to work on dealing with both for.

it's the heaviest snow, jerusalem has experience since 2013. the wintry weather has caused traffic disruption, and residents were advised to stay indoors. but as you can see, some people just couldn't resist the lure of some seasonal funny. you're watching dw news from berlin. we've got much more for you at the top of the next hour. i'm terry martin from me and all of us here at d. w. thanks. watch with sh william. how to be gunner gonzalez will lions. hey, if i had known that the boat would be that small, i never would have gone on the trail. i would not have put myself and my paris in that danger. you caught it the theme of the it'll fit akita. slater would love one central hospital on the liberty and they give them i had serious problems on a personal level, and i was unable to live there, but it went and got it. you want to know their story. info, migrants clarified and reliable information for migrants. hey, ah, ah, a good bye to easy money. the federal reserve that south it's roadmap for ending it's 10 demik stimulus. we'll see what that

this particular has to do with the jerusalem municipality saying that this is now an error that they want to use for building a school. but will tell you that also there is an active policy backed by the government of supper organizations that are using old laws to push palestinians out of these areas of their line. so very sensitive issue and certainly something like this policies will tell you, is simply part of a wider policy in england, the self isolation period after testing positive, coven 19 has been cut from 10 to 5 days. the government made the change to help a stopping shortage is caused by a surgeon, omi crohn infections. everyone will be required to show it negative rapid tests on days $5.00 and $6.00 of the corn chain organizes of the badging winterly big se only selected groups will be allowed to attend. next month, games invited spectators will have to speak closely to cove in 1900 protocols, no fence from outside china being allowed at the event. the announcement comes days after the 1st or local case of on the con was reported in the chinese capital. still in china a

this particular has to do with the jerusalem municipality saying that this is now an error that they want to use for building a school. but will tell you that also there is an active policy backed by the government of supper. organizations that are using old laws to push palestinians out of these areas of their lines are very sensitive issue. and certainly something like this policies will tell you is simply part of a wider policy. civil rights activists are marching and washington d. c. is they keep a pressure on us president joe biden to pass a bill to protect the voting rights. the rally coincides with martin luther king dates and it's being led by his eldest son and his family biden has vowed to try to get the bill ratified, but he lost the numbers in the senate. democrats said needed to protect the rights if i think minorities and low income workers thing in the u. s. and in california there is increasing alarm over the number of over fifties who find themselves living on the streets. they make up most of the more than half a 1000000 people there who are homeless. many have been

and as well as that, the main moto, a between jerusalem until it was for a time closed. and every way you go, you see evidence of the other thing has happened, which is school closes. so there are children on the streets in pox building snowman. throwing snowballs at the stuff in the air. now the precipitation right now is turning a bit wet though, so this could be a sleeping if memory will experience a rare, proper snow day in the holy city. while here with more on the snow in the rest of the world, whether is wrong. remember the unusually deep snow fall in turkey and greece. this storm went to the east and met that bro coded, answered libya as well. and indeed, egypt and frost throughout the sahara at least a night time for the daytime times as well. dan, unusual snow fell in the northeast of libya, caught by this user. why was he quite excited to catch it? stopped snowing in libya now, but snow fell actually even in jerusalem early this morning. and certainly rather more obviously and more regularly in the northern parts of iran. but you see the picture on thursdays b

ah anger and grief on the streets of occupied east jerusalem as eod hallock was buried late on sunday. my 32 year old e ha ha, was chased and killed and occupied east jerusalem yard, who was autistic, was walking to his special needs school near the alex. so most compound, when he was confronted by is ready security courses. mccormick, sawyer, coleman coleman with an kid, a wife closed in the business belt with a bully at the mccormack away, mom forgot my 1st m w m said every day am mausoleum guilty sarah, will st. joseph me stand up of acceptable trims, holding belts with nobody doesn't close at me. and by instinct at all, with a funny mistake out of the list in the piece to miss via fill on show my note, unless you force, i mean, of course, loma close off a card, loma benjamin netanyahu. he's promising to carry out the annexation of an eagle is waiting settlements as well as large parts of the jordan fashion. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has run up surveillance with virtually no. this is also been a lag of some weeks between testing facilities being shut up in jewish areas. and

was around 3 o'clock in the morning on a very cold and rainy morning here occupied east jerusalem. but about a 100 is ready, security forces moved in to the property, they cut off electricity, or they cordoned off the area. they arrested some 18 to 25 people, some of them members of the family, some of them activists who've been supporting them. and they then proceeded finally to demolish the home on this land. now as far as the israeli municipality and police are concerned, who issued a joint statement about this, they say that this is land that was appropriated long ago, has been destined to be made into a school, a special needs school for children in the area. and they say that the family did not have a legal right to be there. however, as far as western diplomats have been protesting this activists and palestinians more generally, a concern. this is not a question of his railey lords, a question of international law. this being occupied land and therefore such action is illegal and comes in the context of a wide, a systemic attempt to make it more more difficult for palestinia

isn't that kemp a pinch or movement to in circle the old city of jerusalem? where the biblically motivated settlements, in other words, to cut off the old city from its environs in the, in east jerusalem beyond the old city. and this is being done through settlement activities, large project, national parks, demolitions evictions construction. and this is not the drawing board, this is happening. it's happening in the north, in encirclement, in shafter to mont scopus. it's happening on the south between the old city still won and the mount of olives, even really agency for palestinian refugees has launched an urgent appeal for additional funding to help those living in lebanon. it's asking for $1600000000.00 to cover the global leads. the agency says the socio economic deterioration in the country and the current of ours pandemic have increased the humanitarian challenges facing palestinian refugees on ra last, a big part of it, funding in 2018. when donald trump cut support. but present joe biden reinstated some of it. 92000000 palestinian refugees across th

. >> and he died in jerusalem? >> yes. because he preached the gospel of christ and he said, they said you have to back off and he said you can kill me but i won't let go. >> the story is told in the acts of the apostles? >> it is interesting to me that the first day after jesus birth is the first death on his behalf. it is a grim start to a religion. >> it doesn't get any nicer because the following day is the feast of the holy innocents. >> a little information is over there. >> i'm sorry, feast of st. john. so john the evangelist shown as an eagle in many depictions of him mainly because he is the most spiritual of the gospels, the 57 foot of the gospel. >> he was one of jesus disciples? we credit the gospel. >> we credit him, there's a lot of debate about that, some say he is the gospel whom jesus loved, often referred to as that, he would've been contemporary with jesus. >> writing soon after that. so let's take a little break. the next one we will look at when we come back is going to be what, the feast of the holy i

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it's the heaviest snow jerusalem has experienced since 2013. the wintry weather has caused traffic disruption and residents were advised to stay indoors. but as you can see, some people just couldn't resist the lure, some seasonal fun. ah, you're watching dw nose from berlin up next. it's focus on europe. i'm terry martin . thanks for watching. with who it's important not to discourage honestly, because i'm in my country. i am doing anything wrong, and i'm just trying to present my con, my korean. she wants to defend her country against the likely russian vision. that's why she's training along with other volunteers. can the ukrainian army count on them during a conflict? focus on europe. next on dw, into the conflict zone with to sebastian the streets of hong kong a quiet these days. the pro democracy movements have been tamed. this week we talk for a 2nd time to regina, long time law maker in hong kong, legislative council, and head of the prob, aging new people's party. what kind of future for hong kong now, come with a 60 minute, 5 d, w. o.

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jerusalem has been the pulsating heart of the jewish people. now comes an american president to fulfill this promise to recognize years * as israel's capital which is common sense. >> i have seen through the years deet tear yaition of our -- deterioration of our flag and our country. i'm a patriot. my grandfather'in world war i. my dad stormed the beaches of normandy. to fight for our freedoms. i always had that in my heart. patriotism. i love this country. i was proud to put that plaque up. but i have seen it go down to where we saw this when the hammer thrower disrespected our flag, and that bothers me. >> i put my background with anybody else. i was born in a cellar. we lived there 7 1/2 years on welfare and food stamps. we had one bedroom for a whole family. i was born in this country, i made good choices and do positive things, great things can happen to you in your life. judge jeanine: you were on justice and we were talking about the 2020 ticket, and your role on the ticket. right now you are the most essential person in this country dea

trey yingst is in jerusalem with more. >> today marks two years since qassim soleimani was killed ins commemorated at a memorial attended by top officials in iran. they chanted death to america as iran's president threatened president trump since he ordered the strike. >> the then president of america, which is the main aggressor, murderer and criminal, must be prosecuted and killed. the sentence of god must be executed against him. >> it wasn't just iran that marked the anniversary. in iraq, they stepped on american and israeli flags as they looked at the car that he was riding in. now tensions increase among rhetoric surrounding the 2015 nuclear deal. iranian proxies are still in lebanon, syria, gaza and yemen. with nuclear talks stalled, further provocations by iran and the proxies are expected. the big question is will israel act unilaterally against iran to stop their program. martha? >> martha: thanks, trey. reporting from jerusalem, let's bring in john ratcliffe, director of national intelligence after the u.s. carried out that drone attack. what is your reaction to this call

trey yingst has more now from jerusalem. year is not off to a great start in the middle east. overnight israeli airstrikes targeted hamas positions along the gaza strip. the strikes were in response to rocket fire on saturday that landed off the coast of central israel. there was also a sniper attack from gaza last week that injured one civilians. the hamas claimed it was conducted by a rogue attacker. egyptian negotiators are working around the clock to prevent another round of escalation between the two sides after that 11 day war last may. the development comes amid rising regional tension as much of the american policies meant to decrease, tension have only added to the status quo. for example, the eighth round of nuclear talks in vienna, austria , resumed last week between the u. s. iran and the parties to the 2015 nuclear deal. iran is still increasing its storage and enrichment of uranium actions that may push israel to act alone militarily against the country. and this worn a more passive approach to issues that have

his railey action. 15 members of a family and shake sher are a palestinian neighbourhood in east jerusalem would drag from their home. it was then demolished just hours before the security council meeting. i still remain concerned by the potentially sion of a number of palestinian families from homes they have lived in full decades in c. h . robinson. bartley moves of his dues at the risk that such actions falls for escalating violence. i call on his really authorities to end the displacement and evictions of palestinians in line with its obligation on the international law. israel's ambassador to the un brought a large rock to the security council meeting, saying it was a palestinian terrorist weapon. a palestinian diplomat later remarked to me, perhaps our sight should bring a fight to jet next time to show the weapons these rallies use. outside the council chamber. i asked the israeli ambassador to explain his government's actions and shake gerra. in regards to what you asked me about, the supposed evictions. again, israel is a low biding country. we have a very respected and responsibl

the people says bearer nicholas hawk al jazeera, a palestinian family living in the occupied east. jerusalem had lost their fight to stop his ready police, demolishing their homes. the family of 15 had threatened to blow up the property if they were forced from the check your neighbourhood, hundreds of other palestinians there also face being evicted, are a force that has more from the demolition side. was around 3 o'clock in the morning on a very cold and rainy morning here occupied the system that about 100 is ready. security forces moved in to the property. they cut off electricity of a cord and off the area they arrested some 18 to 25 people, some of them members of the family, some of them activists who have been supporting them. and they then proceeded finally to demolish the home on this land. now as far as he is ready, municipality and police are concerned to issued a joint statement about this, they say that this is land that was appropriated long ago has been destined to be made into a school, a special lead school for children in the area. and they say that the family did not have

palestinian family at the center of an anti expulsion campaign. demolishing their home in occupied east jerusalem fears of a water crisis in town. their navy ships rush to deliver supplies to the island, devastated bible cannick eruption, and sooner and hong kong pro independence act of he said, well known he is released from prison after 4 years behind lamps. ah, thank you very much for joining us. the u. s. secretary of state is warning that russia could invade ukraine on very short notice. and in a blank in is in kiev where his met ukraine's leader of ramirez zalinski. lincoln's renewed costs are moscow to choose, diplomacy, over confrontation, but is worn that the us and its allies are ready to respond with severe consequences. if russia attacks ukraine. russia has troops on the ukrainian border raising fears of an invasion. russia invaded territory and crimea ginned up a conflict in eastern ukraine and it systematically saw to undermine and divide ukraine's democracy. today, there are some 100000 russian soldiers near ukraine borders. and in that sense, the threat to ukraine is unprecedented

it's causing concern stephanie decker reports from jerusalem. it's been described as the worst blue to wildlife in israel's history. this nature reserve in the north was once a bird watchers, dream migratory cranes gather here from culture, climates before moving south to africa. but avian flu has turned it into a graveyard. the scope of the co and i would like in is what is massive. and we see that it is not stopping in the wild animals. so it is why some and i must say that was the attention of the easel, any government and other countries to club with 19. we should not neglect other public health hazards and we must stuck in ebay on influence as would the clean up is taking time. the area now off limits to the public for fear of contagion launch . if you loses early for news at 1st, about 2 weeks ago when they discovered the disease about 5200 dead cranes were identified here within a few days and numbers reached thousands. and today they're about 50026000. israel is taking preemptive measures and is called hundreds of thousands of chickens.