these old trading records in the jerusalem archives are evidence of its business activity. jerusalem exported soap to egypt, italy, and greece through garza grain to egypt, roads, and to broadneck through yoga cotton to france on dis, amir and antiques on religious gifts, to stumble, italy, portugal, and spain. garza and yaf are also imported. rice and fabrics from egypt, textiles, from stumble, glassware from nina, shawls from india, and lead from france on the netherlands in europe. through trades palestinian cities kept pace with development in the rest of the world. in the late 19th century, palestine also developed a transport infrastructure and built a railway network to connect jerusalem and other towns and cities with the ports on the mediterranean. the opening of jerusalem's main train station was a landmark event in this part of the ottoman world. if that there are hot that is the you look at that up the for this game, few medina to port yes. and the old in and what are in the earth have i'll coordinate the sasha daddy then and put them in me with the name of the scene. ah,

and earlier we spoke our correspond, tonya kramer in jerusalem, asked her about the impression burbank made there. why society of us her 1st visit as for a minister in do you have denison, she's not yet very well known here among the israeli public. and she's basically seen as that part of the younger generation of, to him politicians. so there was a lot of interest to see how she's going to position herself. maybe whether she has any other approach to, to certain topics. and the german foreign minister, a used to her 1st official visit here to basically i reassure is ready didas again. and i think there was also no doubt about that. that germany stanza, you know, side by side to israel. i it's a fundamental commitment to israel as well and to build on this specially relationship between the 2 countries. due to their, shad paused but both a foreign ministers at the is ready for a minister ya, pete. we seen that in the report and on and in about book, you know, they had a very cordial meeting. was a very friendly and warm and meeting. they also talked about their differences and mainly,

w is tonya kramer in jerusalem is following the story for she gives us an outlook on bare box visit and summarizes the poor minister stance on reviving the middle east. peace process was quite interesting because in her statement again before leaving, she said she wants to talk or with her only to see if she's meeting about prospects or the future off a piece process. now we all know there has to be no peace frosted. as for many years and also of course, this current israeli government, or with israeli prime minister, natalia bennett, has said, you know, there will be no palestinian state under his watch. also the current government in israel. i will have some difficulties probably to come to a no common policy. it's a government out of writing center and left parties, but nevertheless, she wants to talk about it. she also made a point to say that's why she always goes to jordan and eats it because they are stakeholders in the peace process and of course, meeting with palestinian leaders. now there have been some high level meetings between israeli politicians and the palestinian leader

in jerusalem for us. good to see you, what is president zelenskyy hoping to accomplish by bringing in israel prime minister to broker peace talks and why would putin go in as the venue to do it? >> last night i spoke with ukrainian ambassador to israel. who told me in the call yesterday zelenskyy made the request to israel prime minister to host mediation talks in jerusalem. they believe israel is the only democratic state with great relations with russia skb ukraine. and used in order to facilitate negotiations. past peace talks have been held in belarus. the ukrainians believe that shouldn't be on the table. belarus is a close ally of russia. i should note it's not the first time zelenskyy has made the request to the israels to hold mediation talks. they made the requests for months now. and asking israel to host negotiations. the last time they made the request was actually before bennett went to meet with vladimir putin. bennett brought it up but putin dismissed the discussion. now it's not clear whet

according to her, we'll keep an eye out on what more comes out of occupied east jerusalem. but for more on this let's not bring in and the day about him. she's joining us from the jordan valley. sony dont quite significant that amnesty for the 1st time is now accusing israel of committee the chrome of apartheid. this is something that we've heard from other human rights organizations previously like human rights watch for example. and palestinian human rights organizations have always used the upper tied word to describe israel system in the occupied westbank. but as many would tell you that these organizations are facing a lot of crude scrutiny when it comes to israel, they're trying to limit their work. we've recently seen and israeli military order for their ordering, the closure of 6000 in organizations saying that they are funding or using funds for political reasons under the so called counterterrorism act. so for palestinians, it's important that the international community starts realizing what's happening in palestine, and specifically when it comes to how people a

she is in jerusalem as she is following this visit by the german foreign minister. good evening to you, tanya. sir, talk to me about this 1st visit to israel by foreign minister, barebones. why? society of us, her 1st visit as for a minister and do you have to understand she's not yet very well known here among the israeli public. and she's basically seen as a part of the younger generation of to him politicians. so there was a lot of interest to see how she's going to position herself, maybe whether she has any other approach to, to certain topics. and the german foreign minister used her, her 1st official visit here to basically i reassure is read it edith again. and i think there was also no doubt about that, that germany stands for, you know, side by side to israel, a fundamental commitment to israel as well. and to build on this specially relationship between the 2 countries as you to day as she has passed but boast, a foreign ministers i the is ready for minister ja pitt. you seen that in the report and on and in a bad book. you know, they had a very cordial m

hurry, false reports now for walkie pint east jerusalem. amnesty international says israel has built up an array of policies, laws, military coercion, and economic and social discrimination that amounts to oppression and domination of the palestinians in the areas it controls. in short, it says a system of apartheid. we are here today to call on the international community to take resolute action against the crime of humanity being perpetrated in order to maintain the system of our pacified report highlights last year's tensions over threatened displacements and palestinians from their homes and the shake jerome neighborhood of occupied east jerusalem, and the military and camino violence that followed. it sets out a catalogue of instances and techniques whereby palestinians have been displaced from land in israel and in the occupied territories. a settler has confiscated thousands of factors while palestinian shepherds can't grades their sheep. we want protection for our herders from the settlers, but it goes much further back in israel's history, analyzing basic laws and long term

it is of course, the general situation in occupied east jerusalem with hundreds of families, potentially facing force displacement from their homes. and over the last year or so, this neighborhood of shakespeare has very much become the touchstone of the protests against that. and we saw in last april in may just how tense situation could become . it was one of the triggers. so the war that we saw between israel and fighting factions in gaza at the moment, those tensions which are always there been sharpened by 2 things at attack. and let's attack last friday. we could go un austin attack against the jewish settler home. is where the police say they've now arrested for people in connection with that. and the response to that from a far right is ready. politicians, it's been a member of these ready parliament, the connecticut who has set up an open office on the grounds of the palestinian home. not very far from here, just a few dozen meters away from where the palestinians here have been gathering. he's been here all week in a deliberately provocative position, which he says is also to t

foreign minister adelina bab off against her 1st official trip to the middle east for that visit to jerusalem's holocaust memorial. ah i'm fo gail welcome to the program. in the last hour german chancellor, olaf sholtes was worn to russia. it will face economic and political consequences if it invades ukraine. he also told moscow not to underestimate western, resolved to find a peaceful resolution to the chrisy. so be crate. senior officials from russia, ukraine, germany, and france have held more talks here in berlin. a massive build up of russian troops and weaponry. ukraine's border has prompted fears of an invasion which moscow denies the numbers continue to grow more troops, more military hardware, and more big boom in video offered to the media by the russian defense ministry. and even if these big booms are only for drills, they are meant to be loud. just as russia's foreign ministry, as being loud in responding to over church from the west, to turn the volume down easily, you'd only for hulu, to mark the idealized approaches, ultimatums, threats, and lecturing. it's a path to nowhere. i

and the united nations harris was at al jazeera, occupied east, jerusalem. tilson, jolson and 3 of the largest drug distributors in the us have agreed to pay $590000000.00 to native american tribes to settle claims they fuels the period epidemic indigenous american communities as stuff at high addiction and death rates from the ease of painkillers. down to the terms of the settlement, the drug companies will not have to admit any wrong doing. it follows a $75000000.00 pay out to the cherokee nation last year. right wing political groups are becoming increasingly involved in protests against vaccine mandates, around the world with some threatening violence against government leaders. the latest rallies have taken place in australia's capital, cambra, wayne horribles. ah, this protest took place in australia's capital cambridge outside the national press club. the message was that journalists are somehow involved in a conspiracy to spread misinformation about coven 19 vaccines, and government mandates. this is not just about the vaccine. that's their defense. that's the way that they're

in jerusalem. germany's top diplomat lay to reset the eternal flame there to commemorate the 6000000 jews murdered by nazi germany in world war 2. she is currently meeting with israel's foreign minister. yeah. lucky. later verbally will trump a travel to ramallah in the west bank to have talks with the palestinian president lockwood abbas as well and t w's. tanya cramer is following the story for us. she was in jerusalem this morning just outside the holocaust memorial and she explained why it is so significant that bareback picked this particular site to start her trip to the middle east. oh, it's her 1st visit to the region as foreign minister. and she said in the statement before arriving here, it's very important for her to come to israel 1st emphasizing this special relationship between the 2 countries. but also emphasizing the shared pause between the 2 countries. and that becomes very real here, right? and yet for some israel's holocaust memorial in jerusalem, that was her 1st stop on her official visit before continuing with the political meetings. she emphasized that was tha

this blue ideas of palestinians in east jerusalem. travel to the occupied west bank as well as to israel but they are not citizens of israel. they've all immigrated a residency status. this means they cannot vote in israeli national elections and if they leave used jerusalem for too long, f example tstudy or wk abroad, the residency is revoked so they cannot return. in's 1967, israel has revoked the residency status of more than 14,600 palestinians from east jerusalem. is complex id system wasn't enough to segregate the palestinian community, in 2002, israel introduced the law that prohibitfamilynificati. that's right, denied palestinians the right to live with their loved onesf there idards are difrent. and thiss one of thousandof paleinians whosrael willot issue any id card. she could not, cannot hug her family, only see them meters away across the border. putting down roots to the family home. these are crucial parts of what make a strong community to make sure palestinian commities can't develop any further, israel is made it almo

foreign minister on a line of battle against her 1st official trip to the middle east visits to jerusalem's holocaust memorial joy for the united states at the winter olympics. a skater nathan chan glides to go to the music of elton john the true rocket on the berlin international film festival gets ready to open its doors in person. screenings are back with some coded restrictions in place. to take a look at the most hotly tipped movies. ah, i'm fil gail, welcome to the program. or will begin with a diplomatic drive to avert a conflict in ukraine, senior officials from russia, ukraine, germany, and france. all the war talks here in berlin. massive build up of russian troops and weaponry. ukraine's border has prompted fears of an invasion which moscow denies you w's. nit conley report, just 50 kilometers from the ukrainian border. these were some tanks on what moscow says. a routine drills, same goes for missile systems, and tens of thousands of troops. estimates, put the total number of personnel as high as 130000. it's almost half the size of ukraine's army. and us intelligence reckons th

foreign minister, analynn bab, off begins her 1st official trip to the middle east with a visit to jerusalem's holocaust museum. joy from united states at the winter olympics of skater, nathan chen glides to gold to the music of elton john the true rocket on the berlin international film festival is ready to open its doors with some restrictions in place in costume screenings are back here. take a look at the most hotly tempt movies. ah, i'm fil gail. welcome to the program. we begin with a diplomatic drive to avert conflict in ukraine senior diplomats from russia, ukraine, germany, and france are holding more negotiations here in berlin. massive buildup of russian troops and weaponry on the border with ukraine has prompted fairs of an invasion as something moscow denies its planning. the w's and nick connelly takes a look at what winter just 50 kilometers from the ukranian border. these were some tanks on what moscow says, a routine drills, same goes for missile systems and tens of thousands of troops. estimates put the total number of personnel as high as 130000. that's almost half the size

eric was at al jazeera, occupied east, jerusalem. johnson and johnson, and 3 of the largest dr. distributors in the us have agreed to pay $590000000.00 to native american tribes to settle claims. they fueled the appeared epidemic. indigenous american communities has suffered high addiction and death rates from use of the painkillers. under the terms of the settlement, the drug companies will not have to admit to any wrong doing. it follows a $75000000.00 pay out to the chip. to these cherokee nation last year. fiver has asked us drug regulators for permission to offer its over 1900 vaccine to children as young as 6 months old tries for the age group began in may last year. the dr to vaccinate children has been referred by the only con variance if approve fascination for saw by the end of the month. or lou spoke to dr. garage punk, tanya, who's a senior clinical director at the university of except a medical school. he explains why there is a push to vaccinate young people. now that we have got ample vaccine supplies, it is perfectly

foreign minister on a line of battle begins her 1st official trip to the middle east for the visit to jerusalem, articles, memorial, joy for the united states of the beijing winter olympics as nascent chen rockets to gold while skating to alton john and hope so high, the covey 19 won't steal the show as the bowl in international film festival opens today. bring run out of the most anticipated films. ah, i'm so gale. welcome to the program. when we begin with the diplomatic drive to avert conflict in ukraine, in a few hours senior diplomats from russia, ukraine and the west will begin bo negotiations here in berlin. the sweat of a russian invasion has prompted a flood of high level activity, making sense of the facts as proved, far from easy t w's. an economy in ukraine takes a look at what we know just 50 kilometers from the ukranian border. these russian tanks are on what moscow says, a routine drills, same goes for missile systems and tens of thousands of troops. estimates put the total number of personnel as high as 130000. that's almost half the size of ukraine's army, and u. s. intelligenc

and at the united nations, harry faucet al jazeera, occupied east jerusalem press freedom advocate to urging mexico's government to do more to protect journalists after 4 media workers were killed in less than a month, videographer over to tornado, who was part of a federal program to protect and this was short, that initial can state photographer, margarita martinez and reporter loaders. maldonado lopez were killed separately, indiana after reporting on similar stories on an early january reporter was louis gamboa was killed in vera cruz, reporters without borders regularly ranks. mexico is one of the world's most dangerous places for media and all that kind of stuff. and yemen. tuesday is the last day for chileans to vote on line on 7 proposed articles for the country's new constitution. it's an old system in which ordinary citizens are the ones who proposed initiatives. the proposals cover a range of issues from animal rights and environment to universal health care. and they're showing human reports from santiago. the constitutional convention is obliged to consider the initiative

that was our jerusalem correspondent, tanya kramer, there before britain voted to leave the european union supporters promised regs, it would bring benefits. but just over a year, after the u. k. completed his withdrawal from the e. u. a review by british parliamentary by a british parliamentary committee has found that briggs, it had only made trade more expensive and complicated. none of us prime minister boris johnson is still defending the departure the statistics say otherwise, but prime minister barak johnson is still trying to paint briggs it as a success story. he's appointed european union critic, jacob re smoked to become the so called briggs, that opportunities minister, and he told parliament that you were to blame for any possible problems resulting from the post for exit trade agreement. the country to the way it is being applied by our friends. it does not require that all foods and all medicines, little upon to be systematically checked in the way that they are mister speaker, and we must fix it. and we goodwill. and we common sense, i believe we can fix fitness to sp

that was our jerusalem, correspond tanya kramer, there an illegal blockade of one of the main border crossings between canada and the u. s. is starting to have an adverse effect on the economy. small group of around $100.00 anti backs or truckers is preventing traffic including supply parts from moving across a key bridge, the truckers say they will not move until the government scraps a mandate for them to be fully vaccinated to enter canada or than 80 percent of canadians are vaccinated. the ambassador bridge would normally be humming with traffic. but these protesters have brought that grinding to a halt for 3 days now. they've been blockading this key border crossing. that part of the so called freedom convoy that started in opposition to mantra cove. it vaccinations for truckers, but as since snowballed into a broader expression of anger with pandemic restrictions and canada's government, the white house says the blockade is concerning. the ambassador bridge is kenneth busiest link to the united states and accounts for about 25 per cent of trade between the 2 countries and said

coming up, germany's foreign minister analynn barrack visits the holocaust memorial, yada shame and jerusalem at the start of her 1st official visit to to regent. hong kong imposes the strictest anti cobit measures. since the start of the pandemic, we explain why authorities there are more worried than some other places about the spread of on the front. and hopes are high that covered 19 won't steal the show as the belly. now the film festival opens today in the german capital, whatever run down at the festivals most anticipated film. ah, i'm simply so misconduct. glad you could join us. russia is starting joint military drills with its neighbor bellow roofs to day. nato says it's moscow's largest deployment to the former soviet country since the cold war. the exercises come as tensions build over what some western countries fear our russian plans to invade ukraine. diplomacy is continuing, but the u. s. has criticized the new joint military drills as escalate tori kev says they are about psychological pressure. russia claims the forces will return to their bases when the drills finish in 10

we have a embassy in jerusalem today and they are trying to reopen the consulate.dicative of a pro- palestinian view that sits inside of so many of our foreign policy elites and establishments. we should not permit that to happen. the trump administration to the right thing by israel and by the us to protect our friend and ally and build out further peace not only through the abraham accords but through understanding that said america is not going to send 20, 30, 40000 soldiers, but we will simply support our friends and put real cost on our adversaries like the iranians. maria: secretary, good to see you. thank you. we will see you soon. but break and then texas senator ted cruz on joe biden supreme court pick. will the judiciary committee vote before the midterm cracks then will a sanction bill come in time to stop vladimir putin from invading, all of that more right after this. they just found out they can redeem rewards for a second honeymoon. romance is in the air. like these two. he's realizing he's in love. and that his dating app just went up. must be fate.

o embassy to jerusalem and u.s. a senior official told him quote don't be so jewish, what?o read an advance copy of advanced ambassadors freedman's book called sledgehammers every bit a sledgehammer encourage everyone to god's a good summary of how we thought about the middle east. not just israel but her arab allies and friends as well the dangers for my ron all come together. you can see that. there is no doubt, the state department today is trying to reopen the consulate in jerusalem. it's not only illegal steeply immoral but we haven't embassy our embassies in jerusalem today they're trying to reopen the consulate. it iss indicative of view of pro- palestinian view that sitsid inside to mama foreign policy elites and establishments. we should not permit that to happen the trump administration to the right thing by israel and certainly by the united states of america to protect our friend and ally and build upp for their peace but not all of the abraham accords, but there are a set of understandings that said america is not going to send 20, 30, 40000 soldiers simply goi

everywhere that we were going to be friends with friends and we moved the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalemecognizing that place. [applause] when i traveled on good friday of 2018 on a mission that the president had given me to meet with chairman kim, to tell the ruthless leader who had sent a young american home from detention only to die, i went to see him to tell him that we were prepared to do the right thing. chairman kim must release american hostages and we got all three home. we did not take one penny of yours and give it to a bad guy to get them back. we simply presented american power. we convinced chairman kim not to do any testing and as i stare at the world today at our security, the things that matter to us in our everyday lives, the capacity to take care of our families and the ability to know that we can safely walk our streets without the threat of bad guys presenting risk to us, the risk of terror, that folks, drugs coming across the border, the threat of invasion from china, america was in a better place and today, we should continue the fight to make sure that is still i

the background to it is of course, the general situation in occupied east jerusalem with hundreds of families, potentially facing force displacement from their homes. and over the last year or so, this neighborhood of shakespeare has very much become the, the touchstone of the, the protests against that. and we saw in last april in may just how tense that situation could become. it was one of the, the triggers to the war that we saw between israel and fighting factions in gaza at the moment, those tensions which are always there been sharpened by 2 things at attack alleged attack last friday, a week ago. and austin attack against the jewish settler home is where the police say they've now arrested for people in connection with that. and the response to that from a far right is ready. politician. it's been a member of the israeli parliament, the connecticut who has set up an open office on the grounds of the palestinian home. not very far from here, just a few dozen meters away from where the palestinians here have been gathering. he's been here all week in a deliberately provocative

everywhere that we were going to be friends with friends and we moved the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalemognizing that place. [applause] when i traveled on good friday of 2018 on a mission that the president had given me to meet with chairman kim, to tell the ruthless leader who had sent a young american home from detention only to die, i went to see him to tell him that we were prepared to do the right thing. chairman kim must release american hostages and we got all three home. we did not take one penny of yours and give it to a bad guy to get them back. we simply presented american power. we convinced chairman kim not to do any testing and as i stare at the world today at our security, the things that matter to us in our everyday lives, the capacity to take care of our families and the ability to know that we can safely walk our streets without the threat of bad guys presenting risk to us, the risk of terror, that folks, drugs coming across the border, the threat of invasion from china, america was in a better place and today, we should continue the fight to make sure that is still in

it has more from shakira in occupied east jerusalem. what's taken place has been a pretty large show of solidarity here in the form of outdoor friday. pres, which have broken up now, but at the height around $200.00 people were here praying on pray match the background tool. this is of course, the general situation in occupied these truce lynn with hundreds of families, potentially facing force displacement from their homes. and over the last year or so, this neighborhood of shakespeare has very much become the, the touchstone of the, the protests against that. and we saw in last april in may just how tense that situation could become. it was one of the, the triggers to the war that we saw between israel and fighting factions in gaza at the moment those tensions which are always been sharpened by 2 things. at attack alleged attack last friday, a week ago. and austin attack against the jewish settler home is where the police say they've now arrested for people in connection with that. and the response to that from a far right is ready, p

to restart the peace process. burbock started her trip with a visit to the holocaust memorial in jerusalem. the whole of names that yet the sham and memorial to the jews lost during the holocaust. their names, their life. stories under photographs are collected here. an archive of the millions murdered a culture decimated. it's the project to canter. anyone who tries to deny or time play the nazi genocide, anti semitism, germany's foreign minister on elaine, a bad book says the world must stand up against, especially today as this over omitting to her flesh doing this is our obstinate obligation as the younger generation to keep the memory alive, in, especially as there are fewer and fewer eye witnesses among us laden on tones and wound. if that is our responsibility to raise our voice against anti semitism and against asia, down incitement against exclusion and violence. so that such a crime against humanity never happens again. little. the ne mia we da hoot in the whole of remembrance bearable commemorated the victims. she laid a wreath on the stone crypt containing the ashes of some of

with a visit to jerusalem's holocaust memorial. anne berlin's international film festival rolls out the red carpet. but it's not quite a return to norm. ah, i brink off. it's good to have you with us on this thursday. we begin with new yet familiar warnings from the west for russia to night german jazz are all i've showed says that russia will face severe economic and political consequences if it invades ukraine. that warning came as envoys from russia, ukraine, germany, and france convene to day here in berlin. at the same time, russia and its close ally, bella rues, have begun wargames, involving tens of thousands of troops. the russian defense ministry released these images of life, fire drills and heavy armor, the militaries of russia and belarus, operating as one. it's not just ukraine that's alarmed by the show of force. in berlin. on thursday, the leaders of estonia, lapierre and lithuania, met with chancellor shelter to discuss the strategic response to moscow's aggression in the region. now it is more important than ever to mobilize and to defend the values that are an essentia

foreign minister on elena bab off begins her 1st official trip to the middle east for the visit to jerusalem, holocaust memorial. joy for the united states of the beijing went to a live.

foreign minister on a lender babel begins her 1st official trip to the middle east with a visit to jerusalem's holocaust museum. joy from united states up the winter.

israel to reiterate countries determination to fight anti semitism of the holocaust memorial in jerusalem chalet, debrief in memory of the 6000000 jews murdered by nazi germany. babel is at the start of a 3 day trip to the middle east. president emmanuel macro is calling for a renee sounds for his country's nuclear industry. wants france to build up to 14 new reactors to power. it's transition away from fossil fuels. critics of raised concerns about the expense and the long term problem of radioactive waste is announcement comes as germany prepared to close its last remaining nuclear plants. this year, libya could be facing another political crisis. parliament has appointed a new prime minister, fatty bush august. but the incumbent abdul hamid the bible is refusing to step down listed the bible car came under fire in the day in an apparent assassination attempt at about an international film festival opens this weekend despite the high numbers of corona virus cases here in the german capital last year's event was held mostly online. this year, screenings are happening in person. those sea

they took the best of western civilization from jerusalem to athens to rome to london.y brought together faith, reason, law, and representative government, and in philadelphia in 1787, they put all of that together to craft the constitution of the united states of america. they set out a bill of rights making clear certain rights could never be infringed on. the rights of speech and to assemble, the right to worship, the right to act on those beliefs in the public square, the right to arm ourselves against standing armies, the right to a fair, equitable criminal justice system, they acknowledge that our rights come from the creator, and free people honor their creator when they exercise those rights to govern themselves wisely, and the founders spelled out exactly where the government gets its power -- the people. [applause] read federalist 49. the people are the only legitimate thought of power. [applause] sadly today, in 2022, every one of those rights is under attack. the american people are being coerced. when the national school board association works with the whi

let's go to jerusalem and hadas gold is there live.hole bennett considering such a request? >> it's not the first time that a request has been made to the israelis, we've not heard an former confirmation on what they're reaction would be. i did speak to the ukrainian ambassador who told me on friday that the president does ask to host relations in israel because that could be used to facilitate the negotiations. it's first reported by channel 11 and it's not it's fest that they've made the request. ukrainians actually for months having asking israelis to hold talk. bennett brought up the possibility in jerusalem, this is back in october. according to the ukrainian ambassador, putin dismissed talks on. discussions have taken place in minsk, but ukrainians say it's not a fair location because of belarus' close ties to russia. and with the large ukrainian and russian populations and significant and economic security relations with both countries and while israel has condemned the russian aggression, they've been trying to stay on the side

stirs so gathered and shake gerra in occupied east jerusalem to support a palestinian family, being forcibly displaced from their home. attentions are rising in the neighbourhood with increased police and his rady settle a presence. ah, your child was there with me to heal robin in doha, reminder of all top news stories russian back separatist leaders and eastern ukraine. say they're moving civilians to russia with the kremlin approval. there has been an increase in shelling between the rebels and ukrainian government forces . and calls for immediate de escalation in ukraine have been front and center at the munich security conference. you and sir, co, a secretary general antonio good harish says, tension seem higher than during the cold war with a concentration of rush and forces on the ukraine. i am deeply concerned about height, intentions and increased speculation about a military conflict in europe. i still sing it will not happen, but if it did, it would be catastrophic. there is no alternative to diplomacy. all issues, including the most intractable, must be addressed. so diplomatic f

includes violence, incitement of violence, home demolition, the eviction of families from homes in east jerusalemincluding families that have lived there for generations. that includes the destruction of property and for providing compensation for individuals imprisoned for acts of terrorism. all of these things move us further away from what continues to be our desired end state, a two-state solution. a two-state solution that continues to be in the best interests of israel, of the palestinian people and asking that successive american administrations have supported. >> one last question, i know that last tuesday, there was a statement, has anything transpired since then? have israelis come forward to you, are you satisfied or are you looking for more accountability? apparently those who did it, there was a slap on the wrist. >> we did issue a statement on this yesterday. it spoke of our concern buttal spoke of our ongoing dialogue with our israeli partners on this. we issued one on that i believe. last week, sorry. reporter: do you know when you're going to have the formal response from moscow

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