major parts under the border of the old city of jerusalem.or that, we have to understand that the whole city itself was built layers upon layers, and there's all these spaces that, through archaeological activities such as escalations -- excavations, basically they are clearing and allowing different developments such as synagogues and places that can host the city. nastasya: this choice of holding a cabinet meeting there, this also came on the heels of comments from the far right israeli minister who actually walked into the al-aqsa mosque compound and made those comments. they appear to be very deliberately evocative. rami, is there a sense that this is all part of a strategy of the far right government, of scaling up narratives? rami: yes. this is part of a strategy, are the romanized or -- either organized or spontaneous, that dates back 100 years. a small group of jewish zionist extremist nationalists convince the british in 1917 to promise that there would be a jewish national home in palestine. it was chewed by england, which had no ri

jerusalem, which is now occupied by israel, the israelis do not even think of fighting in jerusalem , they are capable and should be done quickly, and the possible ground battle system with the jordanian army by carrying out these israeli attacks on them is necessary to expand the operation . the israeli kurds are heading towards the air bases in syria, jordan and iraq they were able to attack slime's address as soon as they started attacking the bases of syria, iraq and jordan and won the air battle with these three countries . on september 5th, the end of the first day of the israeli war , with a significant part of the air force of 4 arab countries , complete superiority. established its air presence in the middle east, and this means that it says that the arabs no longer have any air support to fight against the product of israel. it completely concealed its victories on the first day and published only a few scattered reports about scattered clashes with the armed forces . they wanted to fully achieve your goals don't publish too much news because the international community migh

the most important city in the west bank was jerusalem for both sides.er the 1948 war, israel controlled west jerusalem. because the armistice agreement at the end of the war in the western hemisphere israel gave the eastern half to the army, but 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 . the israelis did not even think of fighting in jerusalem , they were surprised and action should be taken quickly and the army should be prepared for a possible ground battle. by carrying out these israeli attacks , they found it necessary to expand their operations towards the air bases of syria, jordan and iraq. to bases in syria, iraq and jordan kurdistan and won the air battle with these three countries. on the 5th and 4th day of the war, israel established its complete air superiority in the middle east by destroying a significant part of the air of the 4 arab countries, and this meant that the ground forces of the arab countri

, the operation to jerusalem was completed, but no one will tell you anything, the operation to jerusalem, from that operation , the last four decades, his honor remained for the third and fourth generations of the practical revolution only on the finished paper continues the same operation in jerusalem in this generation and in these days, we are also struggling and trying , and now mr. rooh bakhsh along with his team is following the unfinished operations in other fronts since 2016 under the title of a startup with we became a student and actually tried our ideas what can we do? now after a few years, we have more than 40 members. in this field , children and adults are telling us about the combined and psychological soft war . it is necessary for us on the front of the revolution and on the front of the media to prepare ourselves for any kind of attack, and now it may be easy to say that the destructive power of the pen is many times greater than the weapon. the islamic republic of iran, following the widespread media coverage of the mission of the 86th navy fleet in a message, mariya

and the jerusalem is error. and that the, the oxygen loss is the 3rd, hallie, a site for muslims and for palestinian. so it's, it's basically always a peaceful protest. and even though when a lot of violence was here in this same part, where protests had happened for almost 2 years in what was called the great part of return. it was still the same way. but at that time is really snipers fired. it's h, palestinian that came closer to that separation sense with live ammunition. a lot of has a rubber coated still bullets and a light of tear gas and munition through gas downstairs. i'm sorry. right. you'll notice i had that reporting from gaza. thank you very much. i just want to show our of yours again the live pictures that we're getting from the region right now. this is damascus. gates in occupied east jerusalem, where a settlers and nationalist protesters have been filing through the gates as part of what they call their flag day march. and here you are seeing inside the old city in front of what is really is r

let's go live to jerusalem though. where will the marxist standing by he has been covering for us to dave, this protest that you're seeing, this is the scene right now at damascus. gate willing, let us 1st through what's happening behind you. right, so behind me i would say serial is probably about one or 2000 people that gathered into this auditorium bill side of the steps here on the front of damascus gate. you can see many of them tiring flags in white shot. some of the flags, a representative of some alternation this groups in particular, many of them young people and largely written in certain parts of the space by security officers including president please be is ready to start as low as 3000 officers on the streets of jerusalem. stay and see if you does it at the moment. we've seen lots of busy people over the last hour. also getting more and more upset with the piece, presence of tutoring for in both tools and scuffling with the piece of cooling. what are they chanting? very hard to hear from him, but previous

it was the most important city in the west bank for both sides of jerusalem.rael was controlled after the 1948 war. west jerusalem was in his hands because of the ceasefire agreement at the end of the war, the western half was given to israel and the eastern half was given to the army. the egyptian commander of the first war of the jordanian army ordered his soldiers to shell the area below jerusalem, which is now occupied by israel. they don't even visit jerusalem he was surprised and should act quickly and prepare for a possible ground battle with the jordanian army. by doing all this, israel found the necessary excuse to expand its operations towards the air bases of syria, jordan and iraq. the h3 base in western iraq was the farthest place. answer the israelis could have attacked in sindh as soon as they started attacking the bases of syria, iraq, jordan , and won the air battle with these three countries. arabi established its complete air superiority and this means that other arab countries on the ground have no air support to fight against the generatio

and the jerusalem is eric. and that the, the, the oxygen loss is the 3rd holly, a site for muslims and for palestinian. so it's, it's basically always a peaceful protest. and even though when a lot of violence was here in this same part, where protests had happened for almost 2 years in what was called the great part of return. it was still the same way. but at that time is really snipers fired. it's h, palestinian that came closer to that separation sense with live ammunition. a lot of has a rubber coated still bullets and a lot of tear gas and munition. well, earlier i spoke to most of our bar go see the secretary general of the palestinian national initiative. he told me the involvement that is really ministers within the jerusalem march. we'll escalate tensions to the 2nd most important administer smart that it is bought. it is a bad thing and he, he's he, us, he started yesterday a by declaring that he wants to fill the list, the bank with half a 1000000. another, a legal settlers at and t is repeating wha

it has been a particularly tense day in jerusalem. i'm word of things like right now. ok, unfortunately, tanya, unfortunately i don't think we have any sound for you. do we have? do we have the signal? so, oh, okay, we don't have this is, i apologize for that. we'll try to see if we can get that reestablished in just a moment. all right, let's take a look down some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. this, our russia has agreed to extend a deal allowing ukraine to ship green through the black sea, the 2 month extension fall loose threads by mos scale to end that arrangement. the shipments are seen as vital for global food security. columbia, as president, has withdrawn the claim that for children missing and a plane crash had been found a lot. stapo pittsville earlier said the group were rescued after 2 weeks in the amazon rain for the children's mother was killed in the crest. canada is asking for international help to help and contend with raging wild fires. the blazes in the province in the province of alberta have spread to neighboring

james the brother of god, the first bishop of jerusalem, he was a pious jew.illed all the laws, he was called a righteous man, not because he was a righteous man in accordance with the christian tradition, but he was a righteous man in accordance with the old testament tradition and did not violate anything, and no matter how there should be no claims against him, but in fact he was the first victim. he is the first of the apostle was martyred there in jerusalem at the hands of those who in christianity saw a certain spiritual moral challenge to everything that for those people for that local aristocracy at that time was already close understandable, what was invested in their way of life and with what they could not . maybe they didn’t want to leave, but the sermon about christ was a strong challenge for them, because everyone who accepted this sermon could have those high priests. ask those wise men of those princes. why don't you live like this? and they did not live at all, as christ taught that. here recognizing the existence of this fundamental discrepan

do you have jerusalem's meeting with hitler? quote, it was assigned that the national era movements objectives had changed. for the 1st time, everyone was aware of the danger that threatened our existence. it was no longer imaginary. it was the blow that changed the nature of the conflict and our combat strategy the, the nazi's enactment of the anti semitic race. it's nothing bad. laws threaten the lives of millions of jews in europe. at the same time, the british blocked immigration routes to palestine. other nations also close to their doors to jewish people. strict immigration quote, as set by the united states congress radically reduced the number of refugees from germany and austria. in july 1938, delegates from 32 countries convened for a conference in evian france to tackle how to 8 german jewish refugees. but little came out of it. none of the 32 countries present agreed to open their borders to persecute the jews. as war with germany loomed the british organize to the st. james conference in february 1939, hoping to squ

between 1967 and now, wallpaper people have deep and heartfelt feelings about jerusalem, and i can't do anything, all the politics of arab world games are also by other foreign powers like the united states and the situation of external movements are done. the interview told you that if you want to destroy geography, we must first destroy the bonds of society and the relationships between people and places, and the cloudy sky does not mean the sensory space of quds.

jerusalem day marks israel's capturing of old city in 1967.with an annexation that is not recognized by the international community. israel's far right national security minister attended that rally today. many palestinian businesses are closed and thousands of police been -- have been deployed to cover the event. let's go now to jerusalem, our correspondent tania is covering this for us. you have been covering jerusalem day for many years. what stood out to you this time around? >> we saw thousands of israelis marching through jerusalem and the muslim quarter. and their young people and those who take part in the flag parade which is to mark jerusalem day where they celebrate the real food -- reunification as they see it of east and west jerusalem. it goes back to when israel captured and took control of jerusalem in 1967. what you see in the past year this is a show of force of nationalist groups of the far right wing groups. not all of them, but some of them were also chanting and cheering arab slogans, very racist slogans. there were sever

and basically it's a disruption of life for palestinians in east jerusalem. that was data police 10, a credit reporting from jerusalem to around now where it's been a month since the death of a young woman in police custody treating target nationwide protest and the running and authorities are still struggling to regain control. while mass protest had become less common, resistance against the islamic leadership is visible everywhere. they definitely met some of the women to find the laws by side limiting their freedom as the this is how we don't capital looks these days. the man fits head scarves and the men without a spite of this will make the public's latest enforced, enforced as 3 the rest go to come. see there's part of the dna for these active resistance. they could face severe punishment. so to protect them, we are not showing their faces when they're speaking up fast. the whole fisher, i still go out the way i like and was my favorite clothes. and other people's way of looking at me doesn't matter to me at all. who back a about on the phone with him

he wrote in his journal, jerusalem is magnificent. the city of david in the moonlight is impressive, the putting on the index, which he described as of course, a wonderful country, may be measured in harris house view. it's a very liberal countries on the order your p n. great culture to me and very clean. it would makia and they are very good relations between the different minority communities and assets of societies have been a whole acumen formation. is sheila of law had said you have the same at the meet you have so presented has scientists to project all the conservative orthodox and reform rabbis spoke out against the scientists about seeing me connect at the end of the 19th century, all of them notarized. so collect cool. emerald was a hit, they source as a senior national emission, they argued the exile was a defined punishment, and then it was called decision alone to send a messiah and accept the shift i flood that shoes dire. so said they needed to be a separation between religion and stay a visually new kind of rob, i sho

he planned to become one with jordan and jerusalem remains under british supervision.the commission's proposals were widely published and sparked controversial discussions . they were satisfied with the report of the old commission because it included the principle of moving people from one land to another based on nationality or religion. and this is the best part of the old commission for the zionist movement, with the continuation of the palestinian resistance, the british response became more difficult . in 1936 and 1937, the british killed more than a thousand palestinians. 37 of the british army and 69 were also killed. headed by highness arab the mufti of jerusalem dissolved haj amin al-husseini and palestine now follows surah shaara, the absence of palestinian leadership continued . britain sent its best generals in the first world war to crush this revolution. the british soldiers did their best. they tried to reform the palestinian fighters, including extensive search measures to discover my head. if even an empty bottle was found in the house , they would bl

the annual celebration of the day of love for east jerusalem is not a dog in two years. also in response to the forced action of the channel , they considered it a clear violation and shame and the rights of the palestinians and the power of this international organization in front of the eyes of the world and the international organization. in the opinion of the palestinian people, they have completely come to the conclusion that the western governments and international organizations under their influence are not pursuing their rights and that resistance is the only way that will bring them to their rights . it was present in the few media english also reflected the earthquake, the first edition of the guardian wrote about this, the attendees of this event chanted "death to the arabs and we will burn your village " and attacked the few journalists who were covering the event with stones and bottles, and three of them among them, they wounded a palestinian journalist of haaretz newspaper, they say that on the anniversary of the occupation of east jerusalem, it is determined to support t

this event for israelis jerusalem day | event for israelis jerusalem day marks the capture of eastjerusalemo the western wall which is a holy site and people can that the flight dance there but this is the really controversial element that heads into occupied eastjerusalem, tends to be men and teenage boys... extremely provocative. largely because of the fact it moves its way through that palestinian area and palestinians just have to shut their businesses. i was talking to one man he was saying we have no choice and we are under occupation and have to put up with this and the only way we can stay safe is to stay indoors in the area is then effectively cleared and we have the mark coming through and we have the mark coming through and it is often descended into violence as we have seen just here against the press. taste violence as we have seen 'ust here against the press.i violence as we have seen 'ust here against the press. we have seen them over 2000 police _ against the press. we have seen them over 2000 police deployed. _ against the press. we have seen them over 2000 police deployed.

area or in jerusalem surround some is riley settlements in the west bank. now most of the doors were shut out by, by these ready defense system. and i didn't make land full, but we, we sold one, uh, one of those rocket state actually make landfill. it's not actually exactly sure yet if it was a real good or some truck, no. uh, in a field near near that area. but uh, no casualties were important. sorry 5, this is quite a bit big escalation. uh, the last time jerusalem was find out within 2021 and that's font, a very big confrontation between israel and but the militants in gaza. rebecca efforts to negotiate a cease fire had been under way in egypt, but we understand that those efforts of l stalled. we know what well they have been stalling as long as we because of the latest escalations and done it on a very good sources of tolls. is riley media that is really actually pulled out of these tools or at least suspended the tools. um, but uh so you know, at the moment they are halting now of course there is a good effort being made and it has been since the begi

but amongst talking to us some domestic escapes in occupied east jerusalem . the spark of stones former prime is the email and con, has failed to appear before an anti corruption court. the government body had summoned con, regarding investments and the university trust. he and his wife run a large number of police, were deployed around his residence in the hor, on wednesday, the 70 year old veteran politician and said police were preparing to detain him again. focused on supreme court has ruled his arrest last week. was illegal as detention and sparked violent protests across the country. got a lot to look forward. obviously there's a home, a been a, some of these have agent standing by the lights in wrong kinds of residents. what's been happening there? what does he mentioned? there is a large police contingent around the bottom part. we ran inside him on funds residents where there is a number of his supportive lawyers and social media activists. i care to show this before fremont con. it is not like the previous times when there was a danger of police comi

and east jerusalem stuff, he's done accidentally that reporting from jerusalem. a report released this week on the pollution caused by oil extraction. in jerry, i reveals catastrophic environmental damage cost over more than 60 years. the nigerian state of the outset was one's home to one of the launch is mine gross on the planet spots or the extraction and repeated spills have turned it into one of the wells most polluted areas. reports the estimates, the clean up costs to be more than $12000000000.00 and cools for oil companies shall end any to foot the bill. okay, green on the surface book only able to be a be tough foods. the community over my seal, so free for the impacts of a spiel that happened the 2005. when oil leaked for me shell pipeline into farm land, causing extensive damage to low eco systems. the lush forest, which was once the main source of income for farmers and fishermen, has now become a contaminated landscape. this is one of the fish points that was affected by the oil spill almost 20 years ago. now it used to seem with fish, but it has been

it's a martin, vera cause outrage by declaring that israel quote, own jerusalem. the palestinian presidency has described the incident as a flagrant attack, while ha says it highlights the serious threat facing the whole. the site is where the government was holding its weekly session at an archaeological site near the oc salt mosque. as the prime minister benjamin netanyahu said that the location of the cabinet meeting was a message to the palestinian president before the bus and a reminder of the importance of jerusalem to the jewish people. if i'm assuming additional name, let me 56 years ago during the 6 day war, jerusalem united us, but i am forced to say that the battle for its unification is not complete. i and my colleagues of post time of to time to state of international pressure from those who want to read, divide jerusalem, and also from prime ministers in israel, who were ready to surrender to this pressure. to the extent that they were ready to concede the most sacred places for jews, i thought we acted otherwise. we have a mark standing by for us in

she joins me now from jerusalem. tanya, you cover to jerusalem day now for many, many years. what stood out to you this time around to work on that too. so thousands of altima national this is really is marching in ok, part is tourism going through damascus k through a the most important among them. many young people, many groups that came to take part in this slack parade, which is tomorrow to sunday, which in which they celebrate actually the re unification as they see in east and west to slip. it goes back to when is a caps it and then occupied east jerusalem after the 6 day war in 1967. so basically what you're seeing in the policy of this is really becoming this much show a force of altima nation as groups of the far right and vitamin groups and not all of them. but some of them were again, also tempting and tearing, and t uh, arab slogans, very racist slogans. there were also several violent incidents against palestinians in the old city. what houses materialize this time is the threats that were made before and 5 minutes in groups from us that comes at the back to of,

, a very loud and surprising alarm sound was made, resistance missiles were fired towards jerusalem. the missile attack on the unprecedented escalation of the aggression of the zionist regime inside the occupied jerusalem, the presence of the zionist settlers in the courtyard of the azar mosque, the sounding of the occupying forces and the evacuation of the air houses of jerusalem in the sheikh jarrah neighborhood surprised the israeli government by resorting to force, and the most important thing was that the security institutions also for that i was not prepared for the situation and they were surprised. the firing of rockets towards jerusalem was the failure of israel's military intelligence to understand the motives of hamas and this action was carried out . i did not think that israel would take such significant steps. we will open the sword of quds, i will reveal behind the scenes of the first attack in this battle, the page of which was a day-long military and intelligence war, which was commanded by mohammad salawat, one of the prominent commanders of the master battalions, i

certainly in, in the cities jaffa, heifer and to some extent of jerusalem. jerusalem was becoming an important commercial sensor as where the ports of gaza and the awesome they combined to turn palestine into a trading hub with 0 north africa and the middle east. these old trading records in the jerusalem archives are evidence of its business activity. jerusalem exported soaked egypt lee on greece through gauze, green egypt roads and broadnix through jasa cotton to friends and does mir and antiques and religious gifts to stumble easily. portugal and spring the gaza. mdf also imported rice and fabrics from egypt, textiles, from stumble, glassware from shore, enough souls from india, and lead from friends. i'm another lens in europe. the 3 trades palestinian cities kept pace with development and the rest of the world in the late 19th century. the 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 reopening of jerusalem's main train station was a landmark event. and this

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these in cousins immediately promotes alda 0 west jerusalem to hold a 3 day group of 7. something is wrapped up in japan with lead is punching more support for ukraine and it's worth russia. ukrainian, president, lot of musicians. he will say, made a surprise visit that the who rushing with he denied that the city of buck what had forwarded it to a russian forces. diplomatic editor james bass reports. this shouldn't be the day of diplomatic trying to ukraine. president zelinski shoulder to shoulder with the g 7 leaders. but it also turned out to be the day on which the crating lead of knowledge, the total destruction of bucket moved one on one meeting with president vidas. he was asked about the city i think no, but you have to turn to send the there is nothing. they destroyed. no. later i us presidency, landscape of clarification. is the bible for the city still on going to let us know all what people are accomplishing and very important to mission them. now, in baltimore, i will not share where exactly, but it witnesses that department is not occupied by russian federa

these incursions immediately promotes alda 0 west jerusalem a week long. so as far as you to start and sit down and just of the 24 hours, the agreement allows the delivery of desperately needed aid and has been signed by both the sudanese army and the time. and at 3 rapid support forces the 2 sides, it locks and weeks of base, a conflict with the united nations, a moving 800000 people have been internally displaced. have been morgan is reporting from undermine on the outskirts of the capital, hard 10 of the ceasefire. that to assign between the sudanese army and the rapids support forces does not come into effect until around 9 45 pm local on monday, which is around the 1945 gmc. now people here say that they're going to wait and see how it unfolds on the ground. they've seen how previous these fires have played out between the 2 sides with the ongoing sounds of artillery fire and as strikes being launched against the r, assessed by the southern these army, despite the fact that both sides have agreed to cease fire. this time it's a bit different, it's the

it's him, i've been vehicles outraged by declaring that israel owned jerusalem. the palestinian presidency has described the incident as a fleet going to attack while how much says it highlights a serious threat facing the how the site is when the government's been holding its weekly session. that's an archaeological site. there are lots of somebody's ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the location of the cabinet meeting was a message to palestinian president musson with the bus and remind to of the importance of jerusalem to the jewish people. museum research the name of 56 years ago during the 6 day war, jerusalem united us, but i am forced to say that the battle for its unification is not complete. i and my colleagues are full time of to time to state of international pressure from those who want to read, divide jerusalem, and also from prime ministers in israel, who were ready to surrender to this pressure. to the extent that they were ready to concede the most sacred places for jews, i thought we acted otherwise from western was then for the monks

these old trading records in the jerusalem archives are evidence of its business activity. jerusalem exported soaked egypt. lee on greece through gauze. green egypt roads underbrush next through jasa cotton to friends and does mir and antiques and religious gifts to stumble easily. portugal and spring the gaza. mdf also imported rice and fabrics from egypt, textiles, from stumble, glassware from shore. i know souls from india and legs from friends. i'm another lens in europe. the 3 trades palestinian cities kept pace with development and the rest of the world in the late 19th century. the 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 reopening of jerusalem's main train station was a landmark event in this part of the ottoman the health of what you see. you look at that up into medina to put us in the old and then what uh uh, so outside of that the sasha that didn't put them in me. it was new to see the dentist. and also how does that mean and then some who, what

mike pulled up ass and a reminder of the importance of jerusalem to the jewish people. if i'm assuming sexual name, let me 56 years ago during the 6 day war, jerusalem united us, but i am forced to say that the battle for its unification is not complete. i and my colleagues of post time of to time to state of international pressure from those who want to read, divide jerusalem, and also from prime ministers in israel who were ready to surrender to this oppression. to the extent that they were ready to concede the most sacred places for jews, i thought we acted otherwise from western was the monks as more this was not the 1st time that as a minister of national security in israel, it's more up and give it into the alex a compound and it's been increasingly common for ultra nationalist inside israel to visit the most compound over recent months in a, in a mood that many, many palestinians find incredibly for walk into the background. so this of course is a relatively recent ending to intense fighting between islamic jihad group and gaza . and he's ready, minute 3, and als

these incursions immediately promotes alda 0 west jerusalem. the 3 day group of 7 summers has wrapped up in japan with leaders that touching more support for ukraine and it's well with russia. ukraine in president, a lot of music landscape also made a surprise visit to who are shima. he denied that the city of buck was had full international forces under medicated of james bass reports. this shouldn't be the day of diplomatic trump for you. christ president zelinski shoulder to shoulder with the g 7 leaders. but it also turned out to be the day on which the crating lead of knowledge, the total destruction of bucket moved at a one on one meeting with president vidas. he was asked about the city i think no, but you have 2 tons handed. there is nothing they destroyed, there's no later right off the presidency landscape of clarification. is the bible for the city still on going to let us know all what people are accomplishing. a very important mission. they. i'm now in baltimore. i will not share where exactly, but it witnesses that department is n

and a reminder of the importance of jerusalem to the jewish people. the human session, him them and 56 years ago during the 6 day war, jerusalem united us. but i am forced to say that the battle for its unification is not complete. i and my colleagues of post time of to time to stand or international pressure from those who want to read, divide jerusalem, and also from prime ministers in israel, who were ready to surrender to this pressure. to the extent that they were ready to concede the most sacred places for jews, but we acted otherwise what the government has killed at least 10 people and not attack on a group of amateur. riley drivers in northern mexico state prosecutors of open what they called a special investigation to identify the killers and the motives behind the shooting entail. wanda. the state has one of the highest moderates in mexico with many kennings blamed on drug gangs as low as the headlines this. our goal is to bring him on all of those stories in the news hour and just less than 60 minutes time we're going to be live and look,

the british officers club in goldsmith's square in jerusalem was also blown up by the members of the irgol. the british in palestine were on high alert. it was begin, whose group symbol was a map of the jewish state including all of palestine and jordan. british authorities arrested begin because of the massacre of the englishmen after distributing the poster of the pursuit of my nails. it is interesting that 30 years later he became the prime minister of israel, the last 18 years of british presence in palestine. british government they have recorded 500 attacks by zionist underground groups. after following up the attacks of zionist groups on british soldiers in palestine , in 1947 , england announced its decision to end the trusteeship in time . now, britain was freeing itself from palestine and leaving this country in a blood bath. kurd, an action that ended in the important and fateful year of 1948, the review of the year of british rule, the issue of palestine was referred to the united nations, now the united nations was the place of diplomatic conflict and discussions about t

on the outskirts of jerusalem. the targets we believe were some, is riley settlements in the west bank. no one was injured in those attacks, most of the rockets were intercepted, they was some land full in an open area room where there's been a report, some casualties from that. but as i say renewed as trying think out of the city. and it is believe that there are potentially several casualties. it's rebecca yesterday you and i spoke about se is fine now exits to negotiate that sees 5 seem to have sold. if not failed. do you know why? well the say so i told him this morning were re establish, they were, you know, renewed hope that there might be some agreement that was relative calm overnight and this morning. but today has said those say fi tools moved further and further away of a finding a helpful solution there. the speaking point originally had been that the islamic jihad was saying a condition for grading to satisfy would be in his riley agreement to stop targeted killings of the come on of a higher come on t

and basically it's a disruption of life for palestinians in east jerusalem. that was the deputies tammy crane, the day of reporting from jerusalem to football now. and then the road to lake semi finals run that has per filed one mill against live accusing on aggregate and will advance to the final, the 2nd leg of they sent me final till i ended goal list. but run that had run that one. no. because in the 1st, like many i will now face of the in the final, on may 31st to tennis superstar roughly on this house as he expects 2024 to be the final season of his career. the spaniards is pulled out of the franchise. and because of the heap injury that a sideline team of these got since january the 37 year old and the dial as one a record 14 titles of roland garris and will misses for the 1st time since making use the booth in paris in 2000 the con film festival was in full swing with styles, bringing the glamour to the french riviera for the 76 edition. tonight is the premier of one of the festivals most anticipated films, indiana jones, and the don't have a destiny

so i'm not home the deputy mayor of jerusalem. a great pleasure having you once. thank you very much for joining us here on nazi international. thank you. well, that russia has threatened to quit the black sea grain deal unless it's concerns and all that dress by the middle of july comes as a cheap and pull. it's so big, crazy and great and has led to a rift developing between a new members. so micro cultural minutes is kind of thing, it's actually undermining european integrity. let's try to understand this more clearly is all these contributor rachel boston. i was just president rays at the air. the wine was celebrating his brokering roll and the extension of the black sea grained here between ukraine and russia effectively scoring some. busy of diplomacy, power broken points ahead of his type, the contested presidential run off on may 28th and thinking his quote friend, russian president vladimir putin and also the training president vladimir zalinski for his quote, constructive cooperation. which is kind of like asking for my constructive cooperation for a 10

and basically it's a destruction of life for palestinians and east jerusalem. a state at least 10 a credit of the reporting from jerusalem sport down in football. the red police and me finals run have for via one meal against live, accused and on aggregate and will advance to the final of the tournament. the 2nd leg of this and the final time and the goal us, but run the had run out one though because in the 1st leg meeting they will now face via in the final on may 31st come film festival is in full swing with 1000 bringing the glamour to the french riviera for the $76.00 edition. tonight is the premier of one of the festivals most anticipated films, indiana jones, and the dian with destiny. starting harrison for it's the act as last performance in the franchise. and the final movie in the series 4th was presented with an honorary palmdo at the festivals class on it for his career. ok, that's all the news. the now business is up next. with chris cub after show frank, don't forget a website as they are, they definitely don't come over, let us news and analysis,

so not just police officers own when the incidental against christian communities in jerusalem. the increase this here in the excessive use of buying the base or display of his race. a reminder that the injuries are safe space, the israel claims jerusalem as it it tunnel on united capital. yet in the old city, life remains distinctly had a spin around 35000 people lived inside the city will 90 percent of them are published. this is where palestinians come to pray, where they celebrate socialize, shop, and the moments of units shed and go grieves. it's where palestinians repel the public in existence. in history, for them is on the throne. carefully watched, recorded unrestricted. in the old cities, narrow streets and alleyways, cameras are inescapable. there are on average, $1.00 to $2.00 it every 5 minutes. as soon as you walk towards the old city, you know you already see police and military presence. you see cameras receive these relatively new surveillance towers. that are equipped with audio sensors, with microphones, video cameras, with all kinds of different sorts of tech

zionist regime has asked the president of this country to move the hungarian embassy and tv station to jerusalem from today 94 european countries, croatia, slovakia, hungary and poland, and for this purpose. i said to mr. sohrabi, an expert on palestinian issues, good morning, hello, good time, thank you for understanding why the zionist regime is seeking to move the islamic embassies to jerusalem and what problem it creates . normalization of relations with arab countries and the amount of aggressive actions against the muslims of quds, the effect on the muslim countries and iraq will look for another way to compensate for this failure. on behalf of these four countries, if this happens to jerusalem, the embassy confirms that qatar as the capital of israel and the territory of this country is contrary to the policies and decisions of the european union and the united nations . which is actually opposite to the compromise process and it creates a disturbance between the palestinians who disagreed with the agreement and decided to move the american embassy to jerusalem and faced the reaction of e

k to is really flags march health in jerusalem. now palestinians have brought their posting in flags, raising the policy and flags in this and this peaceful protest here today. while other protesters have set tires on fire to blair, the vision of ease, rarely snipers. on the other side of that fence, thousands of policy and protesters have also approach the separation sense. what ease really forces have responded by fire and tear gas on these masses here. now posting is say that this is a peaceful protest where they're going to be raising their policy in flag to show the ease. really a triplicate to march that do is live is there's and there it is, their right to return. they've been chatting slogans and shouting out to say that they will be returning to their home labs. you miss the malika can keep a outdoors and is really political and list and contributed to higher eds daily. he joins us live from tel aviv akiva. how do you feel about everything you saw in fold today? a very bad. i know this has been a day of celebration. we hav

operation in khuzestan. families most of the martyrs explain the operation of jerusalem, the presencecommanders of the army and the irgc before the friday prayer sermons and the explanation of the role of the army in the operation of jerusalem will be held in all mornings under the management of the army as the khorramshahr liberation army. the armed forces have a thanksgiving ceremony at the shrine of imam rahmatullah alaihi, which, mashallah, on the morning of june 3rd, with the presence of all units of the armed forces , we will have a thanksgiving ceremony at the shrine of imam rahmatullah alaihi, and honoring the dear veterans of the operation of jerusalem. on behalf of other loved ones, the mother of all the armed forces and she will be honored , we will have the joint morning ceremony of the armed forces in all provinces on the morning of the third of khordad, and the night of memory ceremony, narrated by salehi, and the special anniversary ceremonies that will be held in mosques and takaya and islamic, which we will have especially in the upcoming friday prayers, god willing,

on the other hand, the size of the jerusalem operation puts any military plan to the top. jerusalem is 40 times the size of the saman al-aimah operation and 10 times the size of the al-quds road. such a situation requires providing air security. both he will not be able to fly, so by the command of the defense command, air defense films are deployed in a hidden and layered way on the way to jerusalem. they will shoot down more than 13 iraqi fighters until the beginning of the second phase of the operation. this situation will last until the end of the operation. to 60 planes in all directions, in a strange and innovative move, the air defense commander located a missile site at a distance of 17 kilometers from the mahshahr abadan road, this road under direct artillery fire is supposed to receive an anti-aircraft missile system from a military point of view. iran to the victory achieved by the initiatives is incalculable. by sending several warplanes over the operation area , the iraqis have just realized that they have become the original and mobile defense of the iranians

to the jewish people. shall name them in 56 years ago during the 6 day war. jerusalem united us. but i am forced to say that the battle for its unification is not complete. i and my colleagues are full time of to time to state of international pressure from those who want to read, divide jerusalem, and also from prime ministers in israel, who were ready to surrender to this oppression. to the extent that they were ready to concede the most sacred places for jews, i thought we acted otherwise. your claims president blood of me has lensky has met with g 7 leaders in hiroshima, savanski acknowledge the destruction of a city of buck mood, but denied russia's claims. but it had phone in the us treasury estimates the government were run out of money defense bills on june 1st, unless congress agrees to raise the borrowing limit. how speaker kevin mccarthy says towards will resume on sunday and he'll meet with present by them on monday speaking on the sidelines of the g 7 in japan by the reassured allies that washington will meet its financial obligations to this time for republic, you'd