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thanks to weather system, losing its way across the ticket, cooling things down slightly in some of the cities like bay root and jerusalem, and things are looking cooler across the north west of africa. we'll see some of that range starting to creep into morocco over the next few days. but the launch the dry story with exceptional sheets across other countries such as chad is you mean say $44.00 degrees self is that on wednesday? so well above the average that heat extending to coastal areas like gonna add for the south to places like bought swanner. and it does look very quiet so much of southern africa, but have a look at that topical flight clone philipo continuing to bring some very heavy rain before it pulls its way out to see on the stay as to whether update the the, the russian presidential election will take place over 3 days from now. the 15th people will revising in russia. crime in the full so called new territories taken from ukraine, was listening position legend increasingly excessive. when again, said was, alters the right for the globe. what were you? good to showcase of the best documentary film straight across the network on algae 0. china's plans for the coming ye

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to some extent in jerusalem. it was obvious. quds, like the ports of gaza and jaffa , had become an important commercial center. together, these areas turned palestine into a 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 through gaza he exported soap to egypt, italy and greece. qalat palestine exported to egypt from the port of jaffa , cotton was exported to france and the city of izmir, and antiques and religious items were exported to istanbul, italy, portugal and spain. gaza and jaffa imported rice and clothes from egypt, from istanbul, textiles from china, glassware from india, cashmere fabrics, and lead from france and the netherlands. in the late 19th century, palestinian cities could rely on trade. keep pace with the development in other regions of the world. at the same time, transportation infrastructure was being created in palestine. a railway network to connect jerusalem and other large and small cities are built with ports near the mediterranean sea. the opening of the main quds train station is a turning point in this part of the ottoman world.

jerusalem is the idea prevents, many muslims were mentoring the lines mock. i'll ask them mosque. on the eve of ramadan, i meant to wait and getting gone south africa's presidency as an opposition policy requests for the us to receive the upcoming elections in the country calling it's an attempt to engage democracy. and as the final comes down in russia, the citizens do rep to vote in the 1st presidential election since the outbreak of ukraine conflicts and president western prussia, which followed wait for the exclusive coverage of the build up to the we 10 main event. the a very well welcome to you. you're watching all the international with the late as world news update, as a pleasure to happy with us as always. now our top story, as the muslim, well dentist, it's holy month of ramadan, is where the forces have violently prevented. worship is younger than faulty from entering the our acts and most skin east jerusalem. the dramatic stage on the scene shows idea of truth pushing back a crowd of muslims of the gates to the world. renounce travel a number of women as well as young guns. all the arabs were beaten with by tongues as they attempted to en

the trash is rough to the east jerusalem is the idea prevents many muslims from entering the land mazda. i'll ask them most on the eve of ramadan, between ranging in dogs, south africa's presidents long as an open session policy requests for the us to oversee the upcoming elections in the country. it's cool to get to the next tends to mortgage democracy. the final time down in russia as citizens gear up to vote in the 1st presidential election since the outbreak of ukraine conflicts, unprecedented western prussia, which followed because the exclusive coverage of the build up to the weekends main events plus the as the world's most popular muslim country booth ties with russia, we sit down with a permanent, in the nation social say, go for his take on the shifting global geological picked out the west is no free from one side of the future. so it is a huge gemini, and sometimes it gains these nomic world. the a very welcome to you. you're watching all the international with the latest. we'll need that date. it's a pleasure to have you with us on top story this out as the muslim, well, dentist, it's how many months of ramadan is where the forces of violently prevented w

jerusalem at the idea prevents many muslims from entering the lunmark. our accent most is going to be div of rama down that made more raging and guns up south africa as president slums. an opposition party request for the us to oversee upcoming elections in the country calling you to attempt to mortgage our democracy. also head this hour. it's the final count done in russia. citizens peered off to vote in the 1st presidential election since the arctic all the main conflicts of the own president, the western pressure which followed. we have exclusive coverage of the build up to the weekends made of at the 11. am this monday and sons, a bar in bothering on here in mosca. welcome forever. you are joining us from today . as the muslim world, andrews, it's holy month of ramadan is really forces have violently prevented worshippers younger than 40 from entering the alaska most industries. the. the dramatic side age from the scene shows idea of truth pushing back, i cried that the muslims of the gate to the world were non per or remember of women as well as young and older artists were seen being beaten with buttons. they attempted to enter a socrates claim there, wo

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jerusalem. we stay with the story. live now to rafah, where we can speak with soraya ali, global media manager for save the children, covering the middle east, north africa very much forjoining me. before we talk about the logistics of actually getting aid around in gaza, ijust want of actually getting aid around in gaza, i just want to get an update on the situation, the humanitarian situation there. obviously last time we spoke you were detailing how dire the conditions are. what are you and your colleagues seeing on the ground at the moment? the your colleagues seeing on the ground at the moment?— your colleagues seeing on the ground at the moment? the situation remains horrific and it — at the moment? the situation remains horrific and it is _ at the moment? the situation remains horrific and it is getting _ at the moment? the situation remains horrific and it is getting worse - horrific and it is getting worse every single day. being here now for almost a week, i have spoken to so many families who tell me horrific stories, you know, one woman said her husband is blind, they have six children and they had to walk from the north to the south, they ha

jerusalem. some muslim worshippers were beaten as they tried to enter the compound of his arms 3rd, most sacred sites. the us special envoy to sedan is set to begin his tour of africa and them at least later on monday. it's part of an effort to try to end the conflict incident where rapid support forces have been battling sedans. army tom perry hello will travel to egypt, ethiopia, as well as saudi arabia and the united arab emirates, is visit as part of washington's push to end hostilities. have been, morgan has won this from car to while the us special envoy who is the 1st in nearly a decade at to be sent or dispatched to talk about the political. and now the military crisis will be meeting with regional leaders who have been trying to me. there is a ceasefire and to try to restore students transition to democracy once again. so who will be meeting with the regional leaders as well as political parties that have been re basing themselves and they think themselves in regional countries such as if you appear to put in kenya. so he is likely to meet with those political parties and officials in, in those countries, but he will not be visiting sudan at least not for

jerusalem is the idea prevents. many muslims were mentoring the lines mock. i'll ask them off. on the eve of ramadan, i meant to wait and getting gone south africa's presidency as an opposition policy requests for the us to receive the upcoming elections in the country calling it's an attempt to mortgage democracy. and as the final comes down in russia, the citizens do rep to vote in the 1st part of the engine election since the outbreak of ukraine conflicts. i mean, i'm president west and pressure which follows wait for the exclusive coverage of the build up to the wheat 10 main event.

africa was the muslim world and says it's all the month of ramadan. is there any forces are resulting to violence? presenting, preventing worship is forensic the allies the most in east jerusalem. the 2nd i think on line shows is very police advancing on a crowd of muslim worshippers with box homes as they approach the holy sides. no, no. the types were women, children, and the elderly israeli police said that they're working special freedom of religion while also providing security as requested by that government. so it's a bed line that saw us present. joe biden has described the idea of intention to begin. i know the ground operation in the southern does. the city of rough despite is building down on us ministry supports for israel, there's no red line. i'm going to cut off our weapons so they don't have the iron. don't protect. they don't have puts those red lines that if you cross isn't vacancy, cannot have 30000 more palestinians. dad, he must, he must pay more attention to the ears. allies be lost as a consequence of the extra stake he's hurting my view is hurting israel. more than helping to show by making the rest of the world as contrary to what is your stance . that

jerusalem, a no go area for christians over the easter weekend for testers, demanding an end to the guns of genocide interrupt his task of its fundraising events on a bus plunges into our athene in south africa. getting 45 people and a little girl is the only somebody the israel has been ordered to ensure amended food deliveries, the gaza, by the highest cool type of your knowledge of nations. israel says it's allowing a drugs in but increasing numbers of palestinians. a staffing almost 30 children have died as an electrician and dehydration since the war began in october. a 5 year old boy is the latest victim of, of what south africa has requested the international court of justice to urgently consider additional measures. in its case against israel is really on forces are accused of breaching the un genocide convention as they continue to attack gaza. gabriel is on their reports now from new york. the world is watching his palestinians go hungry due to israel's war on gaza. it's now clear the i c, j is watching as well. on thursday, the court unexpectedly announced new orders on israel to try to prevent famine. there are 3 new provisional measures, but the most significant one calls on is

jerusalem. thank you for so much for joining us. this our every us special envoy to sedan is said to begin his tour of africa in the middle east later on monday. it's part of efforts to try to end the conflict incident where rapid support forces have been baffling. sedans, army, tom parry, hello, will travel to egypt, ethiopia, as well as saudi arabia and the u. a. e. his visit, as part of washington's push, to end hostilities, get more honest with him, and morgan m a capital r to him. what do you expect from this new regional tour of the us special envoy to sit in of the well the us special envoy who is the 1st in nearly a decade at to be sent or dispatched to sit down to talk about the political. and now the military crisis will be meeting with regional leaders who have been trying to me. there is a ceasefire and to try to restore students to transition to democracy once again. so who will be meeting with the regional leaders as well as political parties that have been re basing themselves and business themselves in regional country, such as if you appear to put the uh, i'm cairo and, and i wrote became, can you so he is likely to

jerusalem. so how has israel responded to the i? c j's and basis routing home the well, we've received a statement from the foreign minister, israel accounts who has said, quote that south africa has failed at exploiting the international court of justice who is trying to obstruct israel from. it's inherent right to defend itself. this is a sentiment we've been seeing from these really is the entire time. there have been either decisions that the one or decisions the i c j. additionally, he said that his role is doing what it can in order to produce new means of delivering humanitarian aid. and to expand the ones that already exist. however, the you want to have said that famine is there in gaza. additionally, that's simply not enough. humanitarian aid is going in, this is something we not only see and images, but here from sources on the ground them in the numbers and statistics that speak for themselves. additionally, there's been a lot of pressure on these really is from allies like the united states who have said that israel needs to do more when it comes to humanitarian aid and gone. so, but again, the foreign minister deflecting saying that there is a lot of a that goes