this is not unusual pilgrims go to ba kass must on a pilgrimage. the center of damascus, the syrian capital is relatively safe. there is fighting with the rebels but we haven't seen and attack like this for at least a year, also why this perhaps being a target, of course, the shia group hezbollah based in lebanon is fighting in damascus against the rebels, so a complex web of allegiance is perhaps to show you who why their targeted was but again the significance of this an attack of this scale and i.e.d. and bomb placed in the center of ba mass cuss is very rare. >> still to come: >> running for cover people in eastern ukraine are hiding from the fighting in makeshift shelters. >> flying high, a record breaking balloon journey. >> a quick run through our top stories. peter greste's been freed from an egyptian prison after 400 days behind bars. he was arrested alongside our two colleagues who remain behind bars and al jazeera continues to demand their release. >> the nigerian army has driven out boko haram fighters from the capitol of borno state bu

> at least 12 people have been killed and dozens injured in a car bomb attack northeast of da mass kass, syria the bomb detonated near a mosque as people were leaving after friday prayers. the town is controlled by rebels, who have agreed to a ceasefire with the government. >> douma east of the syrian capitol has been under siege for two years. over 200 civilians ever died because of foot and medical shortage the. in the first week of february, more than 400 lost their lives by what is described as heavy air attacks by the government. >> she was just over a year old and died of malnutrition. she wasn't the first victim in douma, the rebel-held suburb of the syrian capitol damascus has been under seen by government forces for two years. during that time, activists say 264 civilians died, 188 of them were children. >> we couldn't find medicine. we couldn't find milk and when you do, little very expensive and we cannot afford to buy it. >> people are not only dying of starvation. douma has been a battleground for years. much of it has been raised to the ground. >> it is just seven kilomete

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and a few days ago we heard reports quoting an unnamed security official saying if moaz al-kass a sbeh, then jordan will speed up the execution of prisoners in jordanian facilities. >> thank you nisreen el-shamayleh, live for us from the jordan be capitol of amman. so what more do we know about the jordanian pilot moaz al-kassasbeh. >> he was the airman to be captured and killed by isil. his plane crashed in northeastern syria on december 24th. he was 26 years old. married only three months before he lost his freedom. his family, friends and supporters had called on the jordanian government to secure his release. while also voicing opposition to jordan's involvement in the fight against isil. >> our sons are being sent to fight outside of the jordanian border. this is not our business. and the war is outside of the jordanian borders. our son was sent on a military mission in order to be killed. >> public opinion in jordan is split over the country's membership of the coalition. but support for the government to negotiate for the pilot's captors had been overwhelming. >> we definitely w