and she also died in jerusalem in a russian convent.ly, historians, while e , cannot understand what kind of russian convent it was, but i hope that further study will somehow reveal to us the secret of where it was located and who founded it. and, of course, we're going back to wokley, we want to say that this is the only uh, chapel that has that name in the world, because uh, here, uh, the royal bed where our lord jesus christ rested e. this is a special er, a place of special holy kings, the king of kings, the lord of lords was buried. eh, here and here he rose the firstborn from the dead. and here is the internal structure. e grok is a carved rock, uh, a cave, which, uh, was the very due saviors, as we said, in front of it was the limit of angels, that is, the place where the angel appeared to make peace precisely, to those first u women who came in order to to anoint the body of the savior they are visible. no end knew that the lord would rise on the third day. although he spoke about this during his earthly life, and it was here t

departure, well sent the words christ is risen exactly here in jerusalem feast.r comes into its own already in the middle of the day on holy saturday , first in jerusalem and then throughout the orthodox world. where is this fire, which in the first seconds, according to some believers can wash this fire, which they bring to their parishes, churches, their metropolitan cathedrals in the picture of grace. the fire passed quietly. despite the fact that the situation in jerusalem was very tense and the police reduced the number of participants in the ceremony, nevertheless , a lot of people gathered in the temple. i think there are more than the declared two thousand people and the feast, which is now marked with blessings, is splashing out on the street. the gates, where the fire is already waiting for the believers , the whole orthodox world has come to this fire and there is a visible evidence of the miracle of the victory of life over death and light. on darkness. christ is truly risen. we thank e, channel russia 1 ntv and channel one, as well as the fund of the

from novgorod came arrived with great difficulty through constantinople to jerusalem and died e in jerusalem was such a participant in the first e crusade and e, therefore , as you compare the facts, it is surprising that a few years after the death, the guides are goralds and very friendly. e hegumen daniel e received the king of jerusalem. a well, just like uh, after only 60 years. uh, she arrived in the holy land, and in russia, not a polatian at all, uh, wonderful uh, a saint who is very especially revered u in belarus although she is called the mother of the female monasticism in russia and by her order, and was made on the throne cross, in which there were hmm, er, unique religions. well, these are snippets. e cross of christ stone. tombs of the mother of god as a great regret. this cross has been lost. he is the years of the great patriotic war and, so far, has not yet been found. and she also died in jerusalem in a russian convent. unfortunately, historians still cannot understand what kind of russian nunnery it was, but i hope that further study will somehow will shed some light on

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before him in jerusalem.dovna. the first russian noble hmm pilgrim who arrived. from novgorod came came with great difficulty through constantinople to jerusalem and died e in jerusalem and in fact was such a participant in the first e crusade and e, therefore, how do you compare the facts. it is not surprising that a few years after the death of hedoradones and very benevolent. e hegumen daniel was received by the king of jerusalem. well, exactly the same as uh, after only 60 years. uh , she arrived in the holy land, and in russia, not polatskaya at all , uh, wonderful uh, a saint who is very especially revered in belarus, although she is also called the mother of female monasticism in russia and by her order it was made on the throne cross, in which there were e, unique religions. well, these are snippets. e of the crystals was lost during the great patriotic war and, so far, has not yet been found. ah, and she also died in jerusalem in a russian convent. unfortunately, historians, while e, cannot understan

e where he described how one cathedral mosque of jerusalem, the imam and the world governor of jerusalem, e, came to the temple, sat down at the coffin on sunday of the cross and then wrote a report to the capital of the caliphate. e-e about how the descent of fire proceeded and e-e for the speed of the descent. uh, they concluded about the harvest or crop failure. uh, this year and these signs, they hmm were preserved among, uh the arab population of jerusalem and palestine is still at the beginning of the 20th century, but it’s hard to say now, how it will affect the harvest with uh, the current development of agriculture, but uh, i’m sure that here is the last 1.5 hours for all people, were in the temple. eh, very, very exciting. well, firmly convinced that with the ascent of the blessed fire. and maybe for some time the well-being of this earthly world will be connected, it certainly exists, that while the fire. the lord is coming down and gives us time to so that we can repent, so that we can cope, so that, uh, we can really dedicate our lives, uh, to something more important than i

many people christians are leaving the country leaving good jerusalem. and we don't want to keep to the place as a museum. we wanted to keep it alive with the moscow to the world. you're watching oxy international. my name is peter scott. and these the top stories this our, this tuesday 2 pm. thanks so much for joining us. or we continue coverage of the terror attack that took place in a cafe in saint petersburg on sunday. or some more correspondent, flood led sitarski. it was killed in a bomb blast, which the russian investigative committee claims on ukrainian special services gift denies. any involvement the mains, those paid $26.00 showed daria trevor has been detained and taken to moscow for court hearing. now quit warning you may find the following footage distressing. the video shows the immediate aftermath of the destination survivors of the attack. osteen outside the coffee. many covered in blood as opposed to by try to assist those you've been injured. the mesa slates in the thought can also be seen leaving the coffee after the boss. his footage

to imagine what jerusalem of the 19th century was like.n comparison with those beautiful examples of, uh, russian architecture, the sergius metochion or even a hospital, the russian spiritual mission, uh, and uh, without the activity of another uh person, uh, whom i also cannot help but remember today dmitry dmitrievich smyshlyaev and this he was the first merchant from perm, who, uh, at the end of his life decided, uh, practically for the last time, to go on a pilgrimage to the holy land, and in order to to bow hmm to her saints and come to russia and already cleanse, but hmm the leadership of the palestinian society. decided to suggest to him , uh, not to leave the holy land ah. to work and he became the first commissioner of the palestinian society and built two pearls of russian palestine, sergievskaya and alexander compound in jerusalem and this construction. hmm can rightfully be called a heroic epic, the outskirts of the ottoman empire without roads, infrastructures, the weight of the trained workforce, uh, and urban buildings were

of the old part of the city of jerusalem. west bank kurdish soldiers camped all night long the cities of the west bank were evacuated without the slightest resistance and it is said that king hussein of jordan, the king of jordan, lost all the west bank of jerusalem and al-aqsa mosque, one of the most valuable centers of islam, until the evening of the third day of the israeli war, the un ceasefire. the ally accepted the hormozgan mother test, connecting aluminum wood, benz encanto, the first blessing of the persian gulf , baran perse, and might, on the fourth day of the war, the soldiers of the israeli army, who passed through the sinai desert with a relaxed mind and strong air support, give it to the east bank, now the entire sinai desert and also the gaza strip for a few days it was previously in the hands of egypt and fell into the hands of the israeli army, while in egypt and jordan it had reached the desired result of the leaders of the zionist regime . he calmed down the leaders of israel on the morning of the 9th of z

many people christians are leaving the country leaving good jerusalem. and we don't want to keep to the place as a museum. we wanted to keep it alive. with from july, from our headquarters here in moscow. you're watching archie international. i'm peter scott here with the top stories. it's tuesday. and we're going to continue with the coverage of the terror attack that took place in a cafe in saint petersburg on sunday, or some war correspondence violence that's ascii was killed in a bomb blast, which the russian investigative committee blames on ukrainian special services. now kia has denied any involvement the main so space 26 showed. daria trevor has been detained and taken to moscow for court hearing. now wanting, you may find the following image is distressing. oh, jesus, jesus. oh, well, this video shows the immediate aftermath of the detonation. survivors of the attack are seen outside the cafe, many covered in blood as passes by try to assist those who've been injured. the made suspects in the attack can also be seen at leave in the cafe after th

it is tonya canada reporting from jerusalem. thank you very much. tonya concerns are growing in nato that beijing may be considering supplying arms to moscow's war effort. china's growing alignment with russia is on the agenda today in brussels. the alliances, foreign ministers are meeting today for a 2nd day of talks yesterday, finland officially join nato. the move prompted by russia's invasion of ukraine changed the changing the alliance as secure to structures along its eastern flank. helsinki has all the strongest lamp base militaries in europe, and shares o 1300 kilometer border with russia. and earlier we spoke to w, corresponded jennifer parker in riga, and she told us how moscow was reacting to finland's natal membership. of course, right? as reaction to finland, joining aid or to put it bluntly is quite negative. ross as defense ministers said geisha, who said that this move is raising the prospect of actually escalating the conflict in ukraine further. but he also said that this could damage the already strained relat

further, the apostle continues desecration and let the events of the lord's entry into jerusalem beginourney into verbs, the passion week following the feast day is special perio.

the rebels seized jerusalem.volt had begun. >> (dramatized): tru the battle is thine! their bodies are crushed by the might of thy hand, and there is no man to bury them. >> nr: it seemedt e fiery predictions the essenes were about to come true. >> most people in the first revolt really thought it was the apocalyptic event; it was the coming of a new kingdom on earth. several the leaders within the revolt rlly claimed to have messianic identity or prophetic identity. >> (dramatized): they shall be a flaming torch in the straws to consume ungodliness. >> narrator: true to their beliefs, the essenes marched out to fight the romans, and were annihilated. >> even many christians ought that the war was the actual apocalyptic event. >> (dramatized): valiant warriors of the angelic host are among our numbered men, and the hero of war is with our congregation. >> narrator: a prisoner of war who dected to the roman side, the jewish historian josephus personally witnessed the sack of jerusam. >> josephus describes walking

they think they came back to jerusalem. after 2 thought frontiers at erica honey, whose executive director i interviewed, is behind a big number of property deals in and around old city, including the imperial hotel. its mission is to strengthen jewish roots and materialize a dream of jewish people who wanted to come back to jerusalem for 2000 years. it's never been the capital of any other country, any other so called nation. we are the pete, this is our country. this is, we are the indigenous people here and so it will remain for eternity. years of activity of a terika, her name has turned whole quarter into predominantly jewish neighborhoods which poses 0 threat to other face. the director says, i think too much as they made out of the concept of christians. the greek orthodox church owns lots of property. they buy and sell property all the time. the christians aren't lucy at all. in fact, i think the christians are any winning because both christians muslims and jews will be able to have beautiful hotels one day that th

, some of them citizens of israel, jerusalem residents making their way into the center of jerusalem.the same time there were palestinian christians. many more international christians were joining the good friday walk along the via del la rosa. there are lots of jewish israelis in town. there was a band playing as part of the passover holiday. on the one hand, as a journalist you are conscious of everything that is going on across israel, what has happened in the last 24 hours. there were people who were trying just to enjoy their holidays in the way you would expect, to go to prayers. >> it is worth pointing out this is an incribly important weekend. it is the easter weekend, ramadan, passover. it is as busy the as it will ever be. >> it is the second time in three decades we have had the overlapping holidays for muslims and jews, ramadan and passover. that is significant because of the site in jerusalem, the al-aqsa mosque compound, the third holiest site in islam. for jews, this is the holiest place in judaism. they kw the hilltop site as the temple mount, revere it as the site of

our corresponded tonya cray, miller in jerusalem. now to the u. s. san for president. donald trump has pleaded not guilty to criminal charges in court in new york. he faces $34.00 counts of falsifying business records, linked to hush money payments that prosecutors say he orchestrated trump says the charges are baseless and part of a political campaign against him. just hours after facing an unprecedented criminal hearing. donald trump was back on the attack. this is a versus eugene investigation. she's put our family so it's close. hundreds of millions of dollars to put our head over. trump had made a quick exit from new york. after fronting a manhattan court over $34.00 criminal charges, his every move across the country was tracked in media coverage and a case that domination national rest. what and international keep lines, but as, as a trump made little acknowledgement of the drama, as it unfolded outside the court house from inside he entered not guilty, pleased to all the challenges which relate to hush money payments to a dorman and to wom

i want to come to jerusalem and to oxford, to pray. i went to visit around and take them to the zoo, them anytime freely. but this is impossible to the friday prior to that has ended up kiss for the however, the situation remains fragile and pants. many palestinians here are seen that if the israeli government pleased to see 2 scores of alex our compound, they're not going to accept that. and that is going to 3 good the pension again, leslie said that i'll just iraq occupied east jerusalem. while in canada, israel's military says it's carried out as strikes on sites belonging to hamas in south day at intercepted several rockets fired from the region. there were no reports of casualties. im now site has the latest from gaza is early war planes targeted and pounded the gaza strip in the late night hours of thursday and all through the morning hours of the friday. at least 10 sites were targeted and evacuated, military camps in addition to agricultural lands over here, we're in a to fuck neighborhood. this is a residential neighborhood. a

the most important city in the west bank was jerusalem for both sides. after the 1948 war, israel was in control of west jerusalem because armistice agreement at the end of the midwestern war the city was given to israel and the eastern half was given to our army. 19 years later, on the day of the first war, the egyptian commander of the jordanian army ordered his soldiers to occupy the part below jerusalem, which was now occupied by israel . israel does not even think of fighting in jerusalem , they were surprised it has been and should be done quickly and the preparations for a possible ground battle with the jordanian army by carrying out these israeli attacks on them are necessary to expand their operations towards the air bases of syria, jordan and iraq. as soon as he started attacking the bases of syria, iraq and jordan it won the air battle with these three countries on the 5th day and the end of the first day when israel established its complete air superiority in the middle east with the name of a significant part of the air force of four arab c

in general , it was, of course, very, very difficult to build in jerusalem, because to imagine what jerusalem of the 19th century was like. and in comparison with those beautiful examples of russian architecture, the sergius metochion or even a hospital is a russian spiritual mission, uh, and uh, without the activity of another uh person, uh, whom i also cannot help but remember today dmitry dmitrievich smyshlyaev and this is the first he was a perm merchant who, uh, in at the end of his life, he decided, uh, almost for the last time, to go on a pilgrimage to the holy land, and to bow hmm to its shrines and come to russia and already sweat. but hmm leadership of the palestinian society. decided to suggest to him, uh, not to leave the holy land ah. to work and he became the first commissioner of the palestinian society and built two pearls of russian palestine, sergievskaya and alexander compound in jerusalem and this construction. hmm can rightly be called a heroic epic, the outskirts of the ottoman empire without roads, infrastructure, weight trained workforce, uh, and urban buildings were c

. >> it appears that herod thought of jerusalem as his showpiece.really wanted to make it a place where people would come, just as people would have gone to athens, or rome, or the great cities of the mediterranean world. >> narrator: a meticulously accurate model of ancient jerulem shows the extraordinary scale of herod's building program. >> and so, when herod but the city, or helped to rebuild the city, he did so on a monumental scale. and this can be seen in the rebuilding of the temple. ♪ ♪ >> narrator: we know exactly how herod rebuilt the temple because detailed descriptions of the architecture have survived. (dramatized) along the coast, herod constructed an aqueduct 40 miles long. it brought water to a new seaport he had built. in honor of the roman emperor caesar, herod nad the city caesarea. >> we really need to get a... a feel for a city like caesarea maritima at the time of jesus precisely because it shows the crucial intersection of roman rule in jesus' own homeland. >> narrator: in this thriving seaport, the power of rome, its culture

the holy fire descended today in the temple of the rude lord in jerusalem, evidence of a miracle from minute by minute, fire from the holy land will arrive in moscow at the main easter service and go directly from the airport to another 50 cities of russia . at these moments, the beginning of a special easter service is expected. it is also called the most joyful service of the year in the moscow church. christ the savior where patriarch kirill will celebrate the liturgy at work my colleague dmitry gasters the last hours of holy saturday and very soon in the temple. christ the savior in the main cathedral of the country , a festive service will begin, led by the patriarch of moscow and all russia kirill , great joy overwhelms the hearts of believers who began to gather in the temple long before this big event. and now it seems that even in the atmosphere of the late evening a special grace is poured, which can be felt only once a year on a holiday is the most important holiday in the orthodox calendar. and so the decoration of the temple decorated with white and red flowers today, esp

you know that today in jerusalem, the christian muslim city of jerusalem under occupation, we are not allowed to eat greg in hotels. because according to the judy is them this week, you're not allowed to eat bread with yeast so that in court, that's upon us. as non jews. we cannot go to a restaurant in a hotel and order our bread and butter. this is how crazy it is. and i don't think that the world really realize is how much of an aquatic ugly, harsh, violent ways this system is, will, is. and they are trying to cover all these crimes committed by the said israel and it's abnormality by close reports. and i would like to appreciate at this moment, it plays in exposing the ugly nature of their way sustained them. israel, the major daily on a spokesperson for the fatigue democratic reformist movement. thank you. dimitry. thank you. ah, in south africa, members of a workers union have rallied outside the u. s. embassy in pretoria, after many of them were sacked by a local retailer owned by american corporation. wal mart protesters say 600 workers were unlawfully fired by mach ro, the sou

our correspond tonya kramer in jerusalem. now let's get me more from lebanon, standing by force in bay root is our bureau chief. there mohammed treaty. well, how a to tell us what, what can you tell us about the situation in lebanon right now? well on the in the beneath border areas, the situation is that cautious call master israel's military set it had there struck 3 massive bra structure targets in there. 1000 of on the residents around at either shady are for g. com at near or at a southern city of t. a report to 3 loud blasts around 40 m at local time. this comes in retaliation tenfold. rock, it's a talks launched for $1011.00 on that yesterday. israel blamed on the islamist group hamas following successive days of tension on india, lotsa mosque. now the question is, how, when shes bella a react, there is anticipation at the moment. there are many questions about the nature of the scale at the location and the timing, and whether any, a possible response from a has bola will be within the known rules of engagement at way

how is the atmosphere right now in jerusalem? will sarah memorial day in independence day have almost always run together the thought behind that is, of course, that those celebrating the countries independent should remember that it's come at a high price for many israelis. there's hardly a person in, in israel that hasn't been somehow affected or know somebody who's been affected by the many wars and the ongoing conflict and occupation. so today is really a day, a somber day, a day of solemnity where millions of 11.5 to 2000000 israelis are expected to attend a grave sites of the fall. and there are ceremonies all across the country. ah, but, and then as, as the solemnity makes way for celebration as night falls, and we go from memorial day into independence day, where many israelis then, of course, celebrates the countries. independence are one thing that really stands out this year. and that makes this year quite significant, more than the 75 year mark, or is really the political situation in the country. you had a little bit

let's go to a new killer and a local reporter from jerusalem. now you are in jerusalem right now. could you give us an idea of what the situations like that? yes, so here in jerusalem today, it's a bit calmer than it was the previous good day. because what happened here and now news 2 guys, the 3 beds you can see and out from the new we've been on and right now in jerusalem is that, that the police trying to me and saying they hear the order. but these rarely army is now and striking in dance. and the israeli prime minister saying he's government, i think, really encourage idea, israeli army to continue it strikes them to be much more aggressive because this government is really right, being government. and they want to show to their what there is that they actually providing their agenda. and he responding to each rocket that the fire disease rogue from guys history and especially also for me, but we didn't so it for many years. so it's really new for you. how do you expect the situation to progress in the coming hours? you expect a response from the palestinians? yeah, i believe

again, listen said that al jazeera occupied is jerusalem. well, israel's military says that it carried out air strikes in garza on sites belonging to her mass, and that's after it intercepted several rock as far from the region. there were no reports there of casualties. well, given the l said reports from a residential neighborhood now in garza is early warplanes targeted and pounded the gaza strip in the late night hours of thursday and all through the morning hours of the friday. at least 10 sites were targeted and evacuated. military camps, in addition to agriculture lands over here, we're in a to fuck neighborhood. this is a residential neighborhood. as you can see, these areas have been targeted by, by f. 16 mist styles, causing huge holes into the ground. they have completely destroyed the infrastructure. the power pulls here, power has been cut because the power poles have been destroyed. also civilian homes around this area here have been severely damaged. in addition to that, a children's hospital, a direct hospital was partially d

are archie from jerusalem when he, thanks joining us. hey, on our t international for the latest updates, you can keep an eye on our website r t dot com, and we're here with ah ah ah ah, with loan welcome to worlds apart. whenever the russian discuss their historical or contemporary relations with turkey, the suggestion of keeping your friends close and your enemies haven't closer, almost invariably, makes its way into the discussion. moscow and enter, i haven't given quite sophisticated in managing both that grievances and mutual interests. tell this approach, make the world if not the better than at least a slightly safer place. well, to discuss that now joint roam is stumble by hassan. you know, professor political science and international relations as well to pay university professor. you know, it's a great pleasure, great honor for me to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. that's my pleasure. thank you. now we live in such an fascinatingly confusing world where you have, suppose it allies that are pretty open and stubbo

the also do of jerusalem has 4 quarters. jewish christian was them an armenian. what does this church tasteless inquisition want? according to the traditions dated back to the 4th century, this place contains 2 sides of the proceeded fully enclosed geometry. the 1st side is where jesus was crucified path, also known world war. and the 2nd one is where his empty tone takes place. christian believes that he was buried and resurrected here. these church please, ascension wolf, all defections of the janitor. but the custodian of the key for this church is a muslim family, sees for centuries. here is why jossla had the le, you'll be with you as a law. i'll dean allah, you b, after conquering jerusalem, drafted a covenant and gave the key to a muslim family to maintain a neutral guardian of the church so that it could avoid conflicts between different christian denominations and be protected. today is the easter sunday for catholic christians. the party arc has just arrived procession and the mass started. for now it's peaceful here. the few was dead. if israeli occupa

from jerusalem. thank you very much. tonya ukraine's president folemi zalinski is in neighboring poland, on an official visit, is polish counterpart. andre duda received him at a ceremony in the presidential palace in warsaw. poland has been a close and vocal ally of ukraine's it has provided vital military support and welcome to some 1600000 refugees from across the border since the russian invasion began. that were the evening zalinski will meet some of those refugees, but all correspond, christine montoya joins us now from a war. so christina landscape has been busy today. what's, what's been happening? that's right here. hard. well, he's county locked in a meeting with the polish president, angie studer, or where they are discussing a broad range of issues related to the economic corporation, the reconstruction of fe, ukraine, as well as security. of course this in the context of that offensive their counter offensive at the ukrainians are preparing for an important here to note. as you are highl

she joins us live from jerusalem. good to see you heard.o israel's prime minister agreed to meet with ron desantis as part of his world trip. so what's likely to come out of that meeting for both sides given florida's governor is set to challenge donald trump for the gop nomination for president. well, this definitely sounds like for ron desantis the type of trip you would want to take before you announce your run for president to further burnish your foreign policy credentials. ron desantis is also expected to speak at an event marking the 75th anniversary of israel's founding, which is this week. this is not his first time visiting jerusalem or even visiting netanyahu he visited in 2019. where he boasted that florida was the most pro israel state in the united states. now for benjamin netanyahu, this is a pretty obvious meeting. this is a governor of a very important state with very high jewish population and also as a potential presidential candidate and will likely be a pretty friendly and easy meeting, especially when you look at how h

, now you are in jerusalem right now. could you give us an idea of what the situations like that? yes, so here in jerusalem today, it's a bit calmer than it was that the previous good day. because what happened here and now news 2 guys or 3, but you can see and the outs and from the new we've been down and that right now in jerusalem, he died that the police trying to him and saying, here's the order. but these rally army is now and striking in dance and is rarely crime in the government. i think really storage idea, israeli army, to continue it strikes them to be much more aggressive in saving because this government is really right being government. and they want to show to their what there is that they can the providing their agenda and harshly responding to the chair or a kid that fire disease grow from guess 3 and especially also for me, but we didn't so it for many or so so, so really knew for how do you expect the situation to progress in the coming hours? you expect a response when the palestinians yeah, i believe

but what's very closely, what is happening there in jerusalem's old city. now the video is circulating also on social media. there were circulating overnight of beatings by police and no scuffles with palestinians inside the mosque. now these are the police has released a statement earlier this morning saying that they, they went in because palestinian youth had barricaded themselves and thought they were throwing out. they were inciting violence according to that statement. and while entering stones and firecrackers were thrown at the forces, now palestinian eye witnesses said inside the mosque, they were actually praying there were staying there overnight and then it was an unnecessary and excessive force of use inside a holy place. that's the alex a mosque. the balance has spread though, way beyond jerusalem tanya, what can you tell us about the situation in gaza and the west bank? bobby got on me po which offer military israel, military raid and the occupied west bank or there where are clashes there near hebron, but overnight and reaction to what happe

with the entrance of the lord into jerusalem, he resurrected lazarus, and everyone rushed to meet.nd it turned out universities voluntarily, having all the power to come out of these mouths, but voluntarily, accepting suffering and a shameful death, and the same people refused the lord. because god is needed only as a force that can help you. what if there is no power? then why then is there such a god, if what we are talking about is related only to some kind of past and some special cases, then this is not at all the case, because there are so many people today. experiencing and what is it to be a christian, and what is it to go to church? but i go, i go, i ask, i ask, and there is nothing response. but doesn’t it happen that after that we stop going to the temple and doubt the power of god and no one asks a question. or maybe the lord is testing me, testing my faith. after all, he needs me not only when he pours out a beneficence on me. he needs me even when these blessings, as if they do not come to me. this is faithfulness to the savior. against the backdrop of this biblical s

i atmosphere like there right now in jerusalem?— in jerusalem? i would say that in jerusalem?in the old city _ in jerusalem? i would say that in the old city of _ in jerusalem? i would say that in the old city ofjerusalem, i in the old city ofjerusalem, which is occupied east jerusalem, that is where you have the most tension right now, where you, again, have jews celebrating the holiday, was sitting at the western wall, which is right adjacent to the al—aqsa mosque and you have muslims coming to the mosque for ramadan observances. so there there is a very heightened police presence and there is an attempt to separate, you know, to have a situation where there is not a direct friction between his eyes, other parts of the city remain relatively calm, but that area, that confluence right there at the temple mount and the al—aqsa compound, that area is particularly volatile and that is where police are keeping an eye and palestinians also giving a very watchful eye on the police behaviour at that site. �* �* ., ., site. bbc monitoring reporter joel greenberg _ site. bbc monitorin

many people christians are leaving the country, leaving to jerusalem. and we don't want to keep to the place as a museum. we want to keep it alive. and india space industry is going from strength to strength as the country successfully line his 1st re usable, lock it with go to the world. you're watching all the international money is peter scott's here with the top stories at 4 pm this tuesday. thanks for joining us. or somebody can use this on our see the main suspects in the killing of the journalist vlad, lynn. let's have skid daria trip all over, has been charged with committing acts of terror. i was following her rest yesterday and her transfer from st. petersburg to moscow for a court hearing. escalade dots, you aussie correspondent, shade bows, who joins us from outside the court. what the hearing took place, and she wants the latest to please. oh, hi peter. yes. so we're here at the bus mani court in central moscow where, where daria tripple has now actually been charged under the terrorism legislation here in russia. and she was rushed here ea

the israelis did not even think of fighting in jerusalem. and the preparation of possible ground battle of the jordanian army by carrying out these israeli attacks , they found it necessary to expand their operations towards the air base of syria, jordan and iraq, the israeli kurds could reach it. syria, iraq and jordan and won the air battle with these three countries on thursday, the first day of the war, israel established its complete air supremacy in the middle east by destroying a significant part of the air force of four countries, and this means that the other arab countries on the ground have no air support to see, unlike the product of israel, the victories of the first day. he hid himself completely and published only a few scattered news about scattered clashes with the armed forces. they wanted to not publish much news until the full achievement of their goals, because the international community might force israel to cease the war now from the peninsula . sina had gone further, meanwhile, the minister dayan's new defense of israel had a meeting with his forces at the comma

a dream of jewish people who wanted to come back to jerusalem for 2000 years. it's never been the capital of any other country, any other so called nation. we are the people, this is our country. this is we are the indigenous people here. and so it will remain for eternity. years of activity of a terrorist, her name has turned ho quarter is into predominantly jewish neighborhoods which poses 0 threat to other face. the director says, i think too much as they made out of the concept of christians. the greek orthodox church owns lots of property. they buy and sell property all the time. the christians aren't lucy at all. in fact, i think the christians are any winning because both christians muslims and jews will be able to have beautiful hotels. one day that they'll be able to say, and that is exactly what christian and muslim communities find hard to believe. there are some has historically been a town of 3 religions. it's old city where i am now has christian muslim and jewish quarters for now. fears are that if things continue developing the way they currentl

of their reporting from jerusalem. thank you very much, tonya time now to have a look at some of the other news making headlines around the world today. more than 400 migrants, including women and children, have been rescued from a fishing boat in international waters near molt up the charity doctors without borders says it sent a distress vessel. the ship is now heading for italy. media reports in italy say the former prime minister, silvio berlusconi, is an intensive care in milan with heart problems. the a 6 year old media tycoon has suffered bouts of ill health and recent years and has been in and out of hospital. belzoni leads the right wing for italia party, which is part of a t ally of caves and has taken in around 1600000 refugees from across the border since the fighting began. western tanks, missiles, and fighter jets without them. keith says it has little hope of retaking territory occupied by russian forces. but even in defense, the ukrainian army already faces a more fundamental problem, finding ammunition

in jerusalem. you may see al jazeera gods, the city, or israel has also conducted strikes on parts of 11 arm. it's off to rockets were fired from the area and northern israel. no group has claimed responsibility, but the israeli military blames hummer. playing a hollow report from tara in southern lebanon, the israel carried out air strikes in southern lebanon in the early hours of friday morning targeting what it said were, how mass physicians, there's really military says it was in response to a barrage of rockets, the palestinian group, fired on thursday, no casualties were reported, and most missiles fell in open spaces to read this untitled freedom within a single israel wants to respond, but it doesn't want a wide scale war doesn't want to involve his belie in a war. there are many reasons among them, domestic troubles and israel doesn't want a war to disrupt its production of gas. the un peacekeeping force in lebanon has been in contact with the parties. it says, israel and lebanon don't wan

hello news on ntv in the studio of yegor kolyvanov , a miracle happened in jerusalem in the church of the holy sepulcher, the holy fire came down. prime minister attacked in japan today the winner of an apartment raffle among football fan id holders and supporters was announced. which club is lucky? back in the jerusalem temple on the sunday of christ , a miracle happened, for which 7 million orthodox believers around the world prayed, the convergence of the holy fire is every time an exciting , spectacular ceremony of the ntv channel introduced live broadcast in the material and the new sacrament that millions of christians all over the world await with bated breath every spring, a miracle of a universal scale occurred again , for which there is no scientific explanation . holy flame in a matter of seconds. fire breaks out all over the temple. people light buds of thirty -three candles according to the number of years of earthly life of jesus christ, believers are literally washed by the flame. blessed fire. in the first minutes, it does not burn the skin or scorch the hair. the conv

we'll go live to jerusalem in just a moment. also coming up china since ships and dozens of fighter jets towards taiwan as part of military exercises. badging calls the drills a stern warning to the island nation, which it considered the break away province. and pope frances decries the i see wins of war and other injustices during his easter vigil mass. it tells the faithful that the holiday encourages people and give them hon. ah, i'm jared raid. welcome to the shark. israel's military says it's jets have struck targets in southern syria in response to earlier rocket attacks. yes, drugs here to syria and military compound and right are systems in the area from where the rockets were fired. the israeli army says it holds the state of syria responsible for all acts on its territory. at least 6 rockets were fired from syrian territory towards his route overnight. some landed inside israel boss, no casualties, have been reported. dw correspondent, tonya lima, his in jerusalem for us, tanya. hi there. what else do we know about wha

ah ah. 6 0, fresh clashes the rug between israelis and palestinians near jerusalem after the idea of raise the alex up boss for the 2nd night in a row. forcing muslim worshipers out of the holy site. south african employees protest outside the u. s. embassy in pretoria, demanding fair treatment after many were stacked by a local retailer owned by the american corporation. wal mart, a promise is a tough response. any move towards ty was independent, which comes amid the regional leaders meeting with high ranking us officials, also ahead. iranian in saudi arabia, diplomats hold their 1st high level meeting in 7 years in beijing. ah, good afternoon for moscow. this is our international with the latest world news updates. i'm here ella isabel, it's great to have you with us a 2nd night of violence or reps in the alex, a mosque in occupied east jerusalem with israeli forces rating palestinians out of one of islam. holy sites. ah, you videos on social media, show israeli troops storming the famous mosque, arresting hundreds and injuring dozens more. israeli police use sun grenades and fire

and the more israel pushes palestinians in jerusalem and across the occupied west bank, and the moret palestinians and gaza feel, the more likely unfortunately it is that things might deteriorate even further. nick: uri dromi in tel aviv, given the tensions, why would israeli forces go in such a heavy-handed way into the place of worship that is the al-aqsa mosque? >> frankly, i have some bit of criticism of the way our police handled it, but let's put it into perspective. i mean, israel since 1967 has kept the freedom of religion, at the al-aqsa mosque, and with all the problems and the wars and the violence, this principle was kept really vigorously by all israeli government. the problem is that there are forces, and mainly hamas at the time, which try to use the sacred place, sacred to both jews and muslims, to spark another wave of violence in the region. and the violence you saw two days ago at al-aqsa mosque really resulted from the fact that some 300 people went into the mosque armed with clubs and stones and what have you, and i don't think most people go that way to a synago

jerusalem washes the feet of the hierarchs of the holy sepulchre. mona they have already passed the square brotherhoods with crosses and singing troparia and the dew told on good friday, but not everyone will get to the chapel of the tombs of the basilica of the resurrection , fearing a crush, given the alarming situation on the temple mount, where the al-aqsa mosque on the eve on the last friday of ramadan , dozens of muslims participating in the riots were detained , the israeli police limited the number of those present at the ceremony ahead of time, compiling lists and issuing passes to the pilgrimage delegations of all those represented in the temple of the tomb denominations and churches during the convergence of the holy fire to ensure the safety of public order in this place, as well as inside the old city. so around the old city , thousands of policemen will be involved from here from under the vaults of the temple, the flame lit on the coffin will scatter throughout the orthodox world. lighting the altars of metropolitan cathedrals and sma