having learned about the amazing find, the patriarch of jerusalem, theophilus ii. decorate the kafalikon again with these ponikodiles. on behalf of the head of the russian foundation of the holy archangel michael, elena milskaya, a team of specialists was quickly recruited to restore unique examples of church and applied art of the 19th century. before this, the room was lit differently. significantly less majestic chandelier, the chandelier was made by russian craftsmen, therefore , it seemed to me that it was the team from russia that would be able to cope with the restoration of this work of art better than others, we restored it like a phoenix bird, it is from the ashes, we also have all these lamps, they were in in a depressing state, for the restorers, i’ve already talked to them, it’s such an honor for them, they told me about it themselves, you know, for us... ae sheepskin workers it’s like faberge, only in church, jewelry art, and for them this is what it is life event, uh, they are very proud of it, and such an attitude, you see, this is one hundred perce

what is the heavenly jerusalem, the heavenly jerusalem, where should we go strive to see how the righteousill dwell there? patriarch nikon of moscow could not imagine that his brainchild would live two independent lives at once. in 1808 , there was a devastating fire in the church of the holy sepulcher, and the shrines were only left in ruins, and now the cathedral near moscow was taken. the basis for the restoration of jerusalem, some elements are reproduced exactly, others are slightly different in scale, but the same in location. only russia helped restore the temple, other countries as if they distanced themselves from this, in russia from that time on we had a circle gathering, in all the churches there were circles, well, they’re not called circles like that, so... the boxes were written on the holy sepulcher, everyone donated, and so, even in the hard times when napoleon went in 1812, moscow was already burning, some donations still went there, and after that they increased, all this was based on religion, so to speak, all this went to the greek orthodox, and not to the catholics, t

to go to the holy city in jerusalem and back it took an average of 11 years, and you had to cross theder of five states, which... there were, for example, muslims and this crossing was very , well, unsafe for life, say, you are some turkish an officer could only let you cross the border if you convince him to become an orthodox christian, you baptize him, and then they’ll let you through, but something like this, otherwise he will cut off your head, which is why in 1656 the patriarch of all russia nikon, loving his flock and understanding the importance of the shrines that... remained after the earthly life of jesus christ, decided to found a new jerusalem near moscow, which would become a world center orthodoxy and would attract hundreds of thousands of pilgrims to the holy russian land. he began to build on the banks of the istra the resurrection cathedral in the image of the church of the holy sepulcher. kelar, a trinity of the sergius monastery and diplomat arseny sukhanov, committed several travels to the east and delivered to nikon the cypress model of the temple. by the way, it

of destruction of jerusalem, this holy place which is the first shrine. is the zionist regime in one or two years ? has the past greatly increased this issue? first, the time of occupation of al-aqsa mosque and quds. eastern, we witnessed these actions , the occupiers tried to destroy all the islamic works, the works that show there is islam, in order to build the jewish works , so according to the reports of the heritage organization unesco world culture , there is not even a single stone to show that here is jewish, there are all works of islam, romanism, or byzantium, and because of this, they are all the people of the world and the free world, so everyone should stand against these zionist and american policies that encroach the issue of the deal of the century is one of the important issues that started after the failure of compromise prepared by the americans last year . what is the reaction of the islamic resistance to the deal of the century? the deal of the century is a zionist and american plan that the american government wants to implement wit

the main shrine of orthodoxy, christianity, the holy sepulcher in jerusalem.ims or tourists in the temple. war and air raid siren scare people. but this is precisely why it is so important to be able to enter the temple to worship the place where the miracle, the victory of life, took place. over death. to say that the temple was completely empty would still be incorrect. priests and russian restorers continue to serve there. they arrived in jerusalem long before the tragic events taking place today in the holy land, in order to restore unique artifacts created by russian masters of different centuries. one of them is a huge old printed one. gospels in a luxurious silver frame with fractions, made using the rostov fenifti technique, this contribution to the sacristy of the church of the holy sepulcher of the russian tsars peter and john alekseevich. every year at the great easter vespers, this gospel is taken out of the repository, from the repository of the holy sepulchre, it is used in this service, especially solemnly. falleand was printed and bound in russ

thank you for the latest j from jerusalem. let's get more on from jerusalem.e on what we were saying our main introduction, those efforts to reach a cease—fire deal. a palestinian official familiar with the progress of negotiations has told the bbc that a hamas delegation is currently in cairo to discuss new proposals with egypt's intelligence minister. with me is our diplomatic correspondent james landale: and james, that is just one of a number of little signs that the framework of some sort of new deal appears to be worked on.— appears to be worked on. it's being worked on- — appears to be worked on. it's being worked on. but _ appears to be worked on. it's being worked on. but you _ appears to be worked on. it's being worked on. but you can _ appears to be worked on. it's being worked on. but you can call- appears to be worked on. it's being worked on. but you can call it - appears to be worked on. it's being worked on. but you can call it a - worked on. but you can call it a deal yet is a little presumptive. clearly what is happening is the americans, the

jerusalem has always been the cherished dream of christians.ot daniel. at the beginning of the 19th century, he traveled around the middle east and thoroughly studied the palestinian shrines. the holy sepulcher is carved into a stone wall, like a small cave with small doors. how can a person climb on his knees, bending over? square cave. four cubits long and four wide, and how if you climb through the small doors into this small cave, then on the right side there will be a small bench, carved from the same cave stone, on that bench lay the body of jesus christ. the holy land occupies a special place in the heart of every orthodox believer, i think it would not be an exaggeration to say in the heart of every christian. first of all, because this land, associated with the years of the earthly life of our lord jesus christ, his most pure mother, many saints of god, is a place. the church of christ was born, and itself the opportunity to visit these holy places, to touch these stones, which were witnesses of the gospel history, for every believer i

but you got these rebecca rivers in jerusalem. i asked her how people in israel had been reacting to news of the dead soldiers, a swell brenda is being shock and sadness. and even anger is you heard in that report right across the country in the single deadliest 24 hour period for soldiers . since this offensive began, the president isaac her head folks, it said it was an unbearably difficult news to wake up to this morning and we had also the prime minister been met. and benjamin netanyahu has spoken out cooling at a tragedy, but vowing to push on until victory is achieved, still maintaining his line. but victory will be a shaven 10, be a change that, of course, spain complete eradication of from us. we so more is gathering the for the funerals . this was as you've been reporting the single, did we say we 21 people 21 soldiers i should say being caught up in one single attack. now being in the military have done a preliminary investigation. they found that the soldiers, the hatch went protected and off they said they would learn

and as well as far as ministers in politicians have attended a conference at west jerusalem holding for palestinians to leave garza and for as re mixed assessment. there again, they presented a plan for the re establishment of 15. illegals is rarely assessments of 6 additional ones on destroyed palestinian land. totes and power saying that both when the captives dance between israel and loss of being described as constructive the head of the c, i a met officials from israel, kasha, and egypt, a statement from his writing prominence to benjamin netanyahu. his office says that the meeting was meaningful, but that gaps remained. discussions will continue this week. well, i'm a jump. dream has the details from tel aviv. it indicates that there is momentum now to try to iron out the sticking points and try to reach a deal. that's a contrast to what we were hearing earlier, which sounded more negative. now, one of the reasons this is also complicated is because even though there is this initiative to try to effect some kind of cessation of hostilities, there's still a lot of questions about h

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e alqhuds jerusalem. palestine declassified research reveals that the bait haloham receives funds and support from range of other zinis family foundations including the pears, bloston, denise cohen, ronson, and the excelart foundations or trust. the pierce foundation is run by the pierce brothers once voted worst landlords in the uk. their charity also funds islamophobic think tanks and the extreme qabad sect. the elixar. foundation is run by david dangor, the property magnet. his foundation also funds islamophobic think tanks and the ethnic cleansing east alchuds. among the testimonials on the charity website is one from ian austin, the extreme zinanis who has displayed a profile picture on x referring to gaza with the words, let israel finish the job. there are also tributes from the board of deputies, the chief rabbi and even israel settler supporting. extremist ambassador to the uk zippy hottively, overall balokam is devoted to supporting the genocidal israel occupation forces in gaza in what appears

aida touma-sliman in jerusalem, welcome to hardtalk.— aida touma-sliman in jerusalem, welcome to hardtalkyou. it is a pleasure _ welcome to hardtalk. thank you. it is a pleasure to _ welcome to hardtalk. thank you. it is a pleasure to have _ welcome to hardtalk. thank you. it is a pleasure to have you - welcome to hardtalk. thank you. it is a pleasure to have you on - it is a pleasure to have you on the show. we ask you a simple first question, how much has changed for you and for your community in israel since 7 october?— community in israel since 7 october? oh, you can think about it in _ october? oh, you can think about it in this _ october? oh, you can think about it in this way. - october? oh, you can think about it in this way. there i october? oh, you can think. about it in this way. there was about it in this way. there was a life, that is not so easy before 7 october, but now it is unbearable after 7 october. we were thinking that our main struggle would be for peace, until the occupation of our own people in the west bank and gaza and struggling for our own rights to be equal ci

the charity also funds islamophobic think tank and illegal settlements in east jerusalem. the family foundations trust set up by the uk property investor. richard mints: the charity has funded the extremist sect shabad labavich, islamophobic think tanks and the community security trust. richard's son and charity trustee, joshua, co-founded the website friend a soldier, an online platform where soldiers can become digital ambassadors. uk avis is already under investigation by the uk charity regulator, the charity commission. the investigation should widen to include the nexus of genocide supporting. charities we have revealed, they should be shut down by the charity commission. as always, we're joined by our resident expert david miller. david's an academic. and a former professor at bristol university and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center of islam and global affairs at istanbul zaham university. he's also a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch and is a leading british scholarly critic of israel. and i'm pleased to welcome back masud sha

in the days of king herod, wise men from the east came to jerusalem and said: where is he who has been born king of the jews, for we saw his star in the east and came to worship him. hearing this, king herod was alarmed, and all jerusalem with him, having gathered all the high priests and scribes of the people, asked them where christ should be born? they said to him, “in bethlehem of judah, for so it is written through the prophet, and you, bethlehem, land of judah, are no less than the commanders of judah, for from you will come a leader who will shepherd my people.” israel. then ira, secretly calling the magi, found out from them the time of the appearance of the star. and having sent them, geflien said: “go, carefully scout for the baby, and when you find it, notify.” finally she came and stopped over the place where the baby was. having seen the star, they rejoiced with very great joy, entering the house, they saw the baby with mary, his mother, they fell down and bowed to him, and opening their treasures, they brought him gifts, gold, incense from the world, and, having received

the charity also funds islamophobic think tank and illegal. settlements in east jerusalem, the family foundations trust set up by the uk property investor richard mince. the charity has funded the extremist sect shabad lebavic, islamophobic think tanks and the community security trust. richard's son and charity trustee, joshua, co-founded the website friend a soldier, an online platform where soldiers can become digital ambassadors. avis is already under investigation. by the uk charity regulator, the charity commission. the investigation should widen to include the nexus of genocide supporting charities we have revealed. they should be shut down by the charity commission. as always, we're joined by our resident expert david miller. david's an academic and a former professor at bristol university and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center of islam and global affairs at istanbul ziam university. he's also a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch and is a leading british scholarly critic of israel. and i'm pleased to welcome back masud shajara who's our gue

this is the voice of palestine from jerusalem. dear listeners , i greet you from the new part of our programs. palestinian society in 1920 was a modern society. the era of globalization in the last 20 years of the 19th century caused some development. this situation is especially evident in the cities of jaffa, haifa and to some extent in quds was. quds, like the ports of gaza and jaffa , had become an important commercial center. these areas together make palestine. they became the center of trade with europe, north africa and the middle east. these old commercial documents in the quds documents center are indicative of the commercial activities in these areas. quds used to export soap to egypt, italy and greece through gaza. the export goods of palestine to egypt were from the port of jaffa. exporting cotton to france and the city of izmir and antiques and religious items to istanbul, italy, portugal, spain. there was. gaza and jaffa imported rice and clothes from egypt. from istanbul they imported textiles, glassware from china

so how much enjoy my visitor occupied east jerusalem? the, let's take a look at some of the world news now, and of course in hong kong has ordered the chinese proxy john evergreen creek to stump our pricing and self. it's assets of the world's most invested real estate company, the gold $300000000000.00 in liabilities of grounds for us to have a grand fust defaulted on it. that's in 2021 multiple. and this let's speak to katrina use joins us live from page jane. and katrina since that ruling earlier today, we have heard from evergreen and how they responded. well, the to date is in hong kong has the names and we've had a statement from ever gone see, early on monday you said you will be corporate with liquidated old the verdict. regressive rules, you said the group had been trying it's best to restructure, but he said in the statement that you'll patients face great difficulties and reduces, will extremely limited. others as being a spectacular full from graceful, ever done, which used to be really the king of pop, the developers from ch

suviot eastern arrived jerusalem , saying, “where is the king of the jews to be born?” the eastern part, and when you come , bow down to him. but when herod the king heard, he was troubled and the king of jerusalem was with him, and the high priests and scribes of the people gathered together, asking them where christ is born. , from them the stars appeared from time to time, and sending them, bethlehem, speech:... go test, it is known to be rejected, you will even find them , tell me that by giving azshet, i will worship him, but they, having listened to the king, went and behold the star and already saw in the east, walking before them, and having come a hundred from above , where he looked upon, saw the star, rejoiced with joy and great, and came to ... giving him gifts, gold and lebanon and seven, and the thing received in a dream, do not return to him, otherwise, having gone to his country, i will read. the same text in russian: when jesus was born in ifleem of judea in the days of king herod, they came to jerusalem wise men from the east and say: where is the born

as the capital of israel. that is why consistent with the jerusalem embassy act. i am also directing preparation. to move the american embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. then in may 2018, trump terminated the nuclear deal with iran, deal that israel strongly opposed. i am announcing today that the united states will withdraw from the iran nuclear deal. in few moments, i will sign a presidential memorandum. to begin reinstating us nuclear sanctions on the iranian regime. we will be instituting the highest level of economic sanction. later in march 2019, trump signed a decree declaring israel's sovereignty over the golden heights. "today, i'm taking historic action to promote israel's ability to defend itself, and really to have very powerful, very strong, national security, which they're entitled to have. in moment, i will sign a presidential proclamation, recognizing israel's sovereign right over the golan heights." israel has never had better friend than you. thank you for your leadership, thank you for your friendship, and thank you for all you've done to make the alliance between

and we visit a bookstore and occupied east jerusalem, that is raising awareness of palestinian history and cultural identify. the 3 us soldiers have been killed in a drone attack on an american base in jordan, near the syrian border. they are the 1st american military fatalities in the region since israel's war on gaza began. us president joe biden has blamed iran back arm groups and has promised to respond. ron however, has denied involvement at least 34 american soldiers were injured in sunday strike jordan's government expressed its condolences to joe biden. the american base houses a small number of troops involved in a n t i. so on ration the rocky arm groups believe to be backed by a run have claimed responsibility for the v as law make resistance in iraq released this video, which it says shows the launch of the drone, the killed the us soldiers as well as the zeros were so we'll start our as into hon . we'll come to you in a moment, resolved 1st. so let's go to back. that would up the one head is standing by for us . but who would tell us more about this group? the as lumnick r

we're looking at raise and occupied east jerusalem and across the occupied west bank. the shore thoughts refugee camp an occupied east. jerusalem is no stranger to incursions by the occupation forces looking for palestinian fighters inside of that camp. but let's shift to the occupied west bank here where there are several raids tonight. the biggest happening in nablus that will start in bethlehem, or at least 3 palestinians have been arrested. their local say they were brutally b. and while they were detained while the city was getting rated, were also getting reports of res inside of policy. the and the outskirts of the law and had gone as well. nebulous, were the largest of these occupation military persians is going on. we are seeing fierce fighting inside of the old city and in mobile, off the refugee camp between these really army and palestinian fighters. this is just a continuation of the ongoing rates that these rarely military has been conducting on a nightly basis for almost 2 years. but they have really up to the antiques since october the 7th showing at le

she's joining us from jerusalem. as you know, we just saw in our report a family that decided to go back to the north of the gaza strip. is it safe to do that? you know, it's, it, it, most likely you have a safe to go because even a possibility you have subsided or sees in northern garza, there's the risk of unexploded ordinances. reports have been that as many of 9 out of 10 bombs have not exploded. so when you have families returning to northern garza before you, when are humanitarian agencies have been able to go through and ensure that an area is safe, you run the risk that people returning home who, who is managed to survive over the last 15 weeks, could, could end up returning home and finding that their unexploded ordnance is in their homes and, and facing uh, consequences such as, uh those, those bombs being triggered and, and killing remaining of those seeking thinking safety and seeking shelter. and another danger experts are warning of is hunger and famine, which they say could kill more people than the ac

yolande knell in jerusalem. — middle east. yolande knell in jerusalem, thank _ middle east.hank you. - the ukjustice secretary, alex chalk, will meet with the minister responsible for the post office today to discuss how hundreds of branch managers, who were wrongly convicted in the horizon it scandal, could be cleared. pressure is increasing on the government to take action over what has been described as the most widespread miscarriage ofjustice in british history. here's our business correspondent marc ashdown. hello, how can i help? 0h, hi, it'sjo hamilton- here from south warnborough. i'm trying to produce this week's cash account. - and what's the problem? jo hamilton's story was central to the recent itv drama — she was falsely accused of stealing £36,000 from the village post office she ran in hampshire. in the meantime, you'll need to make good the loss. i haven't got that money! her conviction has now been quashed, but she's still angry that so many are still waiting forjustice. to know my conviction's quashed and to keep the promise to my parents — who didn't live

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

the solemn service in jerusalem in the greek border of kaphalikon, the church of the holy sepulcher,y before , russian specialists and installers and restorers from the moscow archangel michael foundation installed a unique illumination of the mosaic dome and brought the sesquicentennial the huge temple lamps dropped, and darkness could not cover this light. even in times of difficult trials. sergey poshkov, alexander ivanyuk, anastasia demyanets, news from the banks of the jordan river. in altai, a massive rockfall cut off more than 30 thousand people from the regional center. stone blocks fell on the chuya highway last night, one lane of the road was completely destroyed, voids formed under the second, traffic was blocked in both directions. the authorities in cut-off settlements have the necessary supply of fuel, food and medicines. the weekend will be abnormally frosty in most of the far eastern region; emergency warnings about this have been announced on sakhalin in the khabarovsk territory, in yakutia it is again below 50. in the european part , the temperature is also going do

yes, how many centuries was jerusalem under the ottoman empire?idn't depend. therefore, in fact, if you look, if you now start digging into the historical topic of where and what, then for how many centuries jerusalem was the capital of the jewish state, well, in ancient times, yes, we will find a little bit there, well, not a little bit, a little bit, because that then it was the roman empire, then it was not a state, we had three kings. and this was just a little bit in time, the rest of the time it was someone, that is , some invaders were on the holy land, invaders of our capital, well, no joke, but they are because we are invaders, if we say so, we also came there, there is such a thing as intense historical memory, which really enters a state of tension when we touch on certain issues, therefore each nation has its own. in my opinion, everyone understands it in approximately the same way, not a single adventure in recent decades that washington has undertaken with reference to the fundamental interests of its security, 10,000 miles across th

we now have over 500000 as rarely settlers in the west bank, another 240000 in jerusalem. it's a, it's very hard to imagine how it to state solution based on the 1967 borders is going to occur with uh, with so many settlers with that would have to be removed or agreed to live under ballast ending self injury touches parliament has approved sweden's application to join nato clearing a longstanding hurdle to its accession. lawmakers voted overwhelmingly in favor of sweden's bid to become this with the 32nd member of the alliance after it won the public backend of talk. he's president of time or the one had acute sweden not being too lenient toward the psychiatrist. groups that talk a classifies as terrorist organizations still come responded by tightening its anti terrorism. last food, the talk is approval, least hungry as the only natal man. but yet to rectify sweden's temperature, dw correspondent dorian jones has been following developments from istanbul. so, well, there was no real surprise about the policy. you know, all of these motion to rectify sweden's, joining of n

another 240000 in jerusalem. it's an, it's very hard to imagine how it 2 states solution based on the 1967 borders is going to occur with the with so many settlers would that would have to be removed for agreed to live under balancing himself. and in december, the un security council passed a watered down resolution that calls for creating conditions for succession of hostilities. has any progress being made sense when that resolution was passed on the 22nd of december, the death toll among palestinians and gas, i had just reached 20000. here we are a month and a day later on the 23rd of january and the death toll is now past 25000 daily reports. and the last couple of weeks have pointed out how difficult it is to get him out of hearing aid inside the u and a has said that there's approximately 570000 palestinians in gaza were facing starvation. there were, i believe yesterday, 16 humanitarian trucks were able to enter in the gaza to try to address the over whelmed humanitarian need. prior to october 7th, over $5

and together we will wait a minute sale a sentiment echoed by many on the streets of jerusalem on here in the news of the soldiers. you know, it's our sons, it's our brothers, it's. it's terrible. but we've got to do with a new to so that the october 7 doesn't happen again. it's very said, but i think that, you know, we are a strong nation with a strong army. we're not supposed to, to, to, to be down. i am sick that we're losing these wonderful young men. we need the a live in israel. we didn't want this war. we have to fight for israel. but one doesn't have to travel far to find an opposing view point. across the street a crowd has gathered demanding israel switched tactics and gaza and reach a deal which would allow the remaining hostages to come home. the w, as rebecca rivers is age of race 11. i asked earlier how people in israel and been reacting to news of the dead soldiers, a swell. brenda is being shock and sadness, and even anger is you heard in that report right across the country in the single deadliest 24 hour period for soldiers. since this offensive began, the president i

so this trip we get the latest from our correspondents in jerusalem. and it's been red carpet time in los angeles as the us television industry holds its annual emmy awards succession. starting brian cox has one best drama, as well as the m e for best actor and best actress in a drama series. the not finish kind of, you're welcome to the program. we stopped in the us, but donald trump has bossed his 1st big test with republican voters to become that 2020 for presidential domini. as expected, the former president has won the iowa caucuses by a huge margin. meanwhile, the photo, the government around descent is, is flipping nikki haley to the run it up spots as the funding votes accounted speaking to support those trump said it's time for the party to unite. and i really think this is time now for everybody in our country to come together. we want to come together, whether it's republican or a crowd or a liberal or conservative. it would be so nice if we could come together and straighten out the world and straightened out the problems and straightened o

there are special correspondent, a abraham in jerusalem. so we do have time to take a look at some other world news headlines. police in ecuador have arrested almost 70 alleged gang members on suspicion of attempting to take over a hospital authorities type of suspects. try to free an injured associate from the medical facility. here. the city of black in the area is in the midst of what's being called a war between drug gangs and security forces. a powerful atlantic storm has thrashed ireland leaving thousands of people without power. more than $150.00 flights were cancelled at dublin airport. storm aisha prompted authorities to declare the highest level of warning for several parts of ireland, northern england and scotland and dozens of supporters of russia's communist party have gathered a red square in moscow to mark 100 years since the death of the soviet union found or vladimir lennon, it was one of the few a special events commemorating the anniversary russian president vladimir putin has not commented on the centenary of his previou

a brand that from a jerusalem. thank you. a lava from a volcano which had throughout the day on sunday and iceland has reached the small fishing town of green. the vic, the lava has set some buildings on 5 main roads to the town, as well as instead of tricity until a board of supplies have already been destroyed. the town was evacuated on saturday, so there is no immediate danger to life for end of it is some 40 kilometers south west, off the capital rate cubic molten lava continued to spew into green to big over nice. it's a natural size of stunning beauty, but also one that is threatening the town's future print if it lies above a fault line, the geologist had long known about what had been inactive for hundreds of years. then the last november earthquake started hitting the area which is sometimes a warning of an impending volcanic corruption. this man lift all his life and grinned to make, watching events unfold and his hometown has left him wondering whether he will ever return. it's tough in many ways, but i am optimist

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dw special corresponded all your uber human, jerusalem. she has these details. what we, what we know is what we're told through a un spokespeople, are you when a sources it's very difficult to verify ourselves. this information on the ground as access to the gaza strip is usually restricted for journalists, but what we're told by you on sources is that you went training center. that was housing displaced people, a, supposedly thousands, was struck by tank fire. uh and there, then from there we got very conflicting reports about the number of casualties. first, we heard that there were mask, cor, i'm quoting mass casualties, but then there were reports also from a un sources that the casualties are other about 9 of the displaced people. and we've also additionally heard that southern and guys, hospitals have been cut off by is really forces is really forced to say that in this general area, there was a large and concentration of from us fighters. and as such a, there was an oper operation. there are military operations going on in the southern guns, gaza strip th

families and friends of some of the soldiers killed on monday, gather at the national cemetery in jerusalem to pay their final respects in. the military says an investigation is underway to determine what caused the highest single day death toll since israel launched it's counter offensive in gaza. initial reports suggests the majority $21.00 reservists were killed after a rocket propelled grenade fired at and this really tank set off a secondary explosion that brought down the buildings they were in the get hold on even know what the scenes. it's an option to me. so i was fired by terrorism, that's a ton that was guiding the false william carlo. give up. there was an explosion of $22.00 story buildings. i mean, the structures collapsed as a result of this explosion at the time when most of the soldiers with inside them inside the diamonds. nearby, the buildings likely exploded as a result of mines that our forces have planted inside in order to destroy the buildings on the terrorist infrastructure in the area. the, it's really prime minister said it was one of the hardest days for his coun

the son who is joining us live from occupied east jerusalem. but let's get more on this. we're joined by most of a lot of goofy, he's the secretary general of the palestinian national initiative and a full, a palestinian information minister. and he's joining us live from that. i'm all always a pleasure to have you on our 0. i'm just about it will be 1st of all to respond to seeing it is really ministers holding a conference, calling for the establishment of several months in gaza, which has been experiencing go on the siege for more than 3 months. and the establishment of assessments which remain in legal on the international law with this confidence shows you the nature of this is the government itself, fascist the government. this confidence, which was led by the 2 freshest smoke that each on being the who are known to be extreme, who are known to be violent and who are known to be calling for the ethnic cleansing angles, ballast indians, and, and this garden, this confidence well is there any ministers that me, as i've mentioned, participate to be included in minister

our dream is for all of east jerusalem to become like west jerusalem. the jewish capital of israel.e trying to evict people from their homes in sheikh jarrah neighborhood. this is the second time that these people have been forcibly evicted from their homes. these people were once again ethnically cleansed in 1948. but despite all sanctions and blockades, islamic resistance has formed in ghazin bar they came to help the oppressed people of sheikh jarrah neighborhood and warned . if the zionist regime does not stop oppressing palestinians living in sheikh jarrah neighborhood, it will bear a heavy cost. today, we have seen that the zionists have polluted quds and the area of ​​sheikh jarrah with their corruption, and they believe that they can destroy the al-aqsa mosque . they can expel our citizens from sheikh jarrah neighborhood. they think they can divide al-aqsa mosque in terms of time and place. the army, the police and the settlers. they corrupt. we have warned them many times. simultaneously with the suppression of protests by palestinians living in jerusalem by the military zi

jerusalem was included, so in fact, if you look, if you now start digging into the historical topic ofjewish state, well, in ancient times, but we ’ll find a little bit there. well, not just a little bit, just a little bit, because then it was the roman empire, then it wasn’t a state, we were three kings, and this was a little bit of time, the rest of the time - there was someone, that is, some invaders were on the holy land, invaders of our capital, well, jokes, jokes, but they were considered jesters, because and we are the invaders, if we really say so, we also came there, there is such a little concept as intense historical memory, which really enters into a state of tension when we touch on certain issues, of course, that’s why everyone people have their own vision of history and built their own historical lines, so here it is very... when the united states dissolved all the structures of the bas party, including the army, the officers of saddam hussein, in order to maintain the opportunity to earn food for their families, they en masse became part of the islamic state, iraq and t

he covered the conference in jerusalem on sunday.piece is headlined "turning zeitoun into shivat zion: israeli summit envisions gaza resettlement." staying with this is dr. barghouti, speaking to us from ramallah. oren, start off by describing that conference, its significance, and what shocked you most as you covered it. >> thank you for having me, first of all. i have to say this is the last event in a series of events and protests of the settler movement calling to what they say it is going back to gaza, returning to the settlements that were affected by israel in 2005 engagement. this event was significant because thousands of people took part in aiding west jerusalem. they gathered in a big hall. have the participants were students. he had right-wing settlers. at the entrance, a big map showing the different settlements they plan to establish in the gaza strip. some of them literally on top of palestinian villages and towns. unfortunately, were destroyed by the israeli aggression in the recent months. inside the hall, we had sta