we are live in lisbon, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we don't want to declare victory prematurely, but if we can get 70% of adults vaccinated with at least one dose by july 4, i think the chances of there being a surge or a rebound is extremely low. that is the reason why we want to continue to get people vaccinated. annmarie: dr. fauci speaking to bloomberg yesterday. european finance ministers are gathering in lisbon for the first in person meeting since september. optimism out the recovery has seen european stocks jump the most in two weeks. maria tadeo joins us from lisbon. finance ministers are trying to assess this recovery. what is the mood and what about vaccine certificates? will that be something that happens? maria: yes, you make a good point because finance ministers are meeting in person for the first time since september. that encapsulates the story which is europe reopening and the vaccinations accelerating, and growth accelerating in the european union. yesterday i spoke to the portuguese finance

we are live in lisbon.loomberg. ♪ ♪ anna: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: european open." half an hour until the start of cash equities trading in europe. 30 minutes to go until the start of the equity session. you have been thinking about central bank balance sheets. we heard from the fed this week, minutes at their last meeting. in terms of the central bank balance sheets story, it is one we have been watching closely. you see some signs of divergence between what's going on with asian central banks and those in other parts of the world. what's the story? mark: that's right. a little bit uninspired by the short-term price action today. i like taking a step back and looking at those longer-term drivers. the big driver since the great financial crisis 13 years ago is central-bank action, central banks pumping liquidity into the system. what we are seeing since the pandemic last year is a real kind of shift in terms of the ecb and fed have just been extraordinarily more aggressive than what we are seeing

beller airlines from you. aerospace d w. bank legal is covering this story and joins us now from lisbon. but what does all this mean for air travel in europe? the more and more international carriers and avoiding and to fly over most of them from western europe. that means that tele, ross does earn less money with overflow drive, so they earned about 1500000 years a week from 3000 over flights. so this would be gone, but this is not a big effect on the budget in beta roots. and on the other hand, airlines from better as a band. now, more and more and more, you countries, that means that reaching and traveling from better roads becomes more difficult also for dividends. and people who want to leave the country actually have to go to ukraine or russia now. but the, the airline dispute is not the biggest measure that you will take, the foreign ministers are talking about sectoral sanctions against the whole part of the economy in bella routes, for example, the wood industry or the cement industry, or as other industry that that would really hurt better, but the you is not there yet. the li

lisbon has already banned belarus and airlines from its guys.ext up on the agenda, economic sanctions. it was so unacceptable that we are not ruling anything out. >> we are discussing who should be added to the sanctions list. that could include companies like this potassium fertilizer factory. last august, workers went on strike to protest lukashenko after he claimed a sixth term in office after a disputed election. the eu hopes that sanctioning them will hit the regime hard, but as the eu is taking a tougher stance on battle root -- on belarus, tensions with russia are increasing. they have been linked by a political pact since the crisis broke out. moscow has increased the backing for its ally. >> we insist that the west stop demonizing those it doesn't like. the belarusian authorities announced immediately after the incident that they were ready to conduct a transparent and open investigation. the crisis is playing out on the eastern frontiers, and the belarusian border, journalists gathered to protest on behalf of their jailed colleagues. t

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and d, w band record is in lisbon following the story for us high parents. the youth sanctions could we understand targets several economic sectors. tell us what you're hearing. now, the 27 minutes contemplating mer to punish whole sectors of the economy, not only individuals from the leadership in betters as it used to be. so for example, the potassium industry, the oil industry and also the financial sector that could be targeted. but the question, the main question is which impacts what impact will these sanctions have? where they heard the people of villa roseville. they heard the leadership of the even heard the european companies and european countries. so the assessment is not over yet. and there's no unity there. also some countries that say, well let's be careful if these sanctions actually work. and it's not only about the 2 people that are detained from the slide on the sunday, but it's about 400 other detainees detained for political reasons. is that the german foreign minister hiker mos, if we look at the international response, the un security

well, d, w, 's bend regard was that the you foreign policy meeting in lisbon suntrust us update . there are a lot of harsh words and anger from the european minutes. the guy that the list on they say the actions from the better leadership amount to stay terrorism, hijacking and crimes. and that's why they say a red line has been crossed and the you has to react swiftly and harshly. so for the 1st time home sectors of the bell, russian economy will be targeted with a new set of sanctions, especially the potassium solid industries in the focus because it's very lucrative for the leadership in minsk and the u is also that this new measures will also have repercussions and counter measures, not only from bella roof, but also from its closest ally, russia. so this could be the beginning of a downward spiral of measures and counter measures. tens of thousands of people are leaving the city of gamma in the democratic republic of congo authorities. a warning that a nearby volcano could erupt at any time. mount neuron congo is in the east, close to the border with a wonder lava, almost rea

the stadium just nuts fans were not allowed to enter a study of the law they got at that time in lisbonso they partied outside of the stadium and so that we hours of the morning i mean these guys the hooligans they know how to how to party rick over there and they didn't break anything here great fire there were some clashes with police actually as my favorite there no mask he doesn't care about corona but yeah they were funny how they weren't allowed inside the stadium however he likes corona. beer had a few. boom. tennis yeah you know today was a significant day for one serino williams it was her match the number 1000 of her career think about that 1000 matches in her career and we'll see how it went though it didn't look too good williams taking on a rising star argentine star and not. get here at the a tell you know 1st set tie break and serve hits the forehand winner for sept 22nd said williams fighting back from down 5 games to 2 to even things up all 5 games apiece but the argentinian too good she's showing off her skills that's the spending back in bali here at the nets for the

dominate discussions as you foreign ministers, neat in portugal today, and d, w band record is in lisbon, following the story for us high parents, the youth sanction could we understand targets several economic sectors. tell us what you're hearing. now the 27 minutes as contemplate to punish whole sectors of the economy, not only individuals from the leadership in betters as it used to be. for example, the potassium industry, the oil industry, and also the financial sector that could be targeted. but the question, the main question is which impacts what impact will these sanctions have? where they heard the people of villa roseville. they heard the leadership of the even hurt europe in companies and european countries. so the assessment is not over yet, and there's no unity there also some countries that say, well let's be careful if these sanctions actually work. and it's not only about the 2 people that are detained from the slide on the sunday, but it's about 400 other detainees detained for political reasons that the german foreign minister was. if we look at the international respon

also the biggest the foreign ministers meeting in lisbon. this is exactly what they were discussing. the new has already been received airlines from the skies next up on the agenda. economic sanctions. this action we've seen from lucas shantell in bella russo terrorist character. it was so unacceptable that were not ruling anything else. patients were discussing who should be added to the sanctions that could include companies like just attaching fertilizer factory. last august, workers went on to lucas and claim to 6 to manassas following the election money from state enterprises like this is crucial to the resume survival. you hope that thanks for the memo, hit the regime hart that was taking a cover stance on delivery. pensions with russia are also increasing both countries for decades have been linked by a political pack. since the crisis broke out, moscow has increased its backing for a satellite. we don't still says that the west stopped demonizing. those. it doesn't like the bella, ruthie, and authorities immediately after the inciden

thank you for that bad, bad rigor in lisbon us president joe biden has ordered a new investigation into the origins of the corona virus. he wants intelligence officials to deliver their findings within 3 month us agencies and divide it over whether the virus emerge from an effective article or from a laboratory accident. the will hon. institute of technology houses, the biggest virus bank in asia. it's a maximum security bio lab. 3 researchers fell ill in november 2019, and were hospitalized with flu like symptoms, weeks before the 1st identified case of the cobra, 900 outbreak. the wall street journal was the 1st to publish these new details. quoting a us intelligence report, the hypothesis is that the virus spread to humans after a lab accident. 2 weeks ago, 18 prominent scientists wrote a letter to the journal science calling for a new investigation into the origin of covey. 19 every laboratory in the world, including our very own c, d, c. and i, containment laboratories in the united states. they all have had laboratory accidents, laboratory accidents happen everywhere. there are hu

but all correspondent bounds. eager has been following that meeting of a you foreign ministers in lisbon earlier. we asked him what your opinion hopes to achieve, but piling more sanctions onto one of your poorest countries. but 1st of all, they want to impress the bellows president, alexander lucas sanky. they want to tell him you cross a red line. this is our answer. but it's doubtful that he will change his mind and the german minister high command also said we don't. if you don't want only the release of the 2 people that the rest of on sunday, we want the release of all 400 political detainees in better route. and that is very unlikely to happen. and the opposition in better route or the exide opposition says, don't over do it. the country is isolated enough. there's no chance now to leave better routes because also the nation is hampered. that was fun in battle. you got talking to me at the me that's been international condemnation of the latest conflict in gaza and it's disregard for civilian casualties. today, the us human rights chief, michelle bush, lave directed, sharp critici

also, the sun single spot out at the u. foreign ministers meeting in lisbon. this is exactly what they were discussing. the you has already banded bell routine airlines from its skies. next up on the agenda, economic sanctions side. this action we've seen from lucas shanker in bella. ruth had a terrorist character. it was so unacceptable that were not last august. workers went on strike to protest. luca shane, who after he claimed a 6 to him and also following you disputed election money from state enterprises. like this is crucial to the regime survival. the you hope that sanctioning them will hit the regime hard. but as you was taking a tougher stance on bella, ruth, tensions with russia are also increasing. both countries for decades have been linked by a political packed since the crisis broke out. moscow has increased its backing for its allies. we must not still says that the west stopped demonizing those it doesn't likely.

it follows a meeting of foreign ministers in lisbon during which leaders to discuss belarus hijackingf a ryanair passenger flight. joining me from brussels is maria tadeo. let's start with the g7 finance ministers. we talked about tax reform for years. i'm guessing i should not hold my breath. maria: this time, it may be different. the germans are calling this perhaps the beginning of a tax revolution. contrary to different times, in the past, i would argue the europeans feel like this is the best chance they have had. we could get meaningful tax reform on a global scale. a lot of this builds on that pledge and promise from the united states to go for 15%. what's key here -- the french finance minister highlighted this point. it's not just about the tax rate at the way taxation happens in relation to booking profits and that could really change the way that digital companies operate in europe where they pay their taxes on countries that have a low tax jurisdiction. that could change if that element is also incorporated. the issue here potentially is many have benefited from a low tax

sporting lisbon have won the portuguese league title but they were nowhere near as dominant as man city palin years called the only goal against bob the star in a one no win on cheese day it wrapped up sporting his 1st title. is their last title was in 2002 and see what it meant to the players and coaching style. is a long time to wait for this kind of celebration and some of the fans took things a little too far a handful of supporters fought with riot police as thousands took to the streets of lisbon to celebrate their team winning the title. in spain that let's get rid are close to their 1st league title since 2014 they need to keep winning on wednesday they will play a real sociedad it's their game in hand and 2nd place barcelona and wind could take them 4 points ahead of basso with just 2 games left to play but city rivals royal also lurking just 2 points behind atletico and what promises to be an exciting finish to the season in spain toles racing now a kentucky derby winner medina spirit has been cleared to compete in the 2nd race of the triple crown despite an earlier positive d

1st british team to win the european tough job steam and his 12 man squad were immortalized as the lisbon lion of the game. and all the field, some the lives of jazz jessie's been swept, thought them short boots and her all running again. the dress lim. john started like a celtic fan, became associate layer. and he'll be so for ever. i love the dream. 2000 kilometers away. tarana, albania. it's opening night for the latest outpost of the celtic support. this club president, india matter, is guest of honor the he's chosen this evening to share his vision. he's planning the world's greatest celtic, who will know. good, very, you know, the celtic has a remarkable ability to turn dreams into reality. j. b t world famous celtic superfan, had a burning ambition to go to an away game. in december 2014. he shared his dream with santa claus. so sad that arranged that with hamilton football club, he could attend the stadium and if you want to take it down, maybe take out the sport to try to go to go cooper, the wrong way. i could go. kimberly last. yeah. that we club. so that was shown on tv and it

in lisbon, foreign minister's discussed options, but at the moment, the talk is tough. >> what is clear to show we will not be satisfied with small steps for the sanctions, but rather, we want sanctions to put significant pressure on belarus structures so that repercussions are felt in the lukashenko regime is made to understand the time for dialogue is passed as long as things like what happened last week cap and read -- last week happen. reporter: sanctions could include the oil sector and key exports. >> i think the keyword is potash. we know belarus produces a lot of potassium and i think it would hurt lukashenko if we manage this anything we will by june 21 when we have a foreign minister meeting in luxembourg. that is the most important thing. >> belarus's president denies western allegations of piracy and accuses what he calls the ill wishes of waging a hybrid war against his country. on friday, he travels to russia with -- for a meeting with his main supporter, vladimir putin. russia has started refusing landing permission to european planes avoiding belarus airspace, sign mosco

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at a summit coming up in lisbon this weekend and it's the forum for that is the w t o the world trade organization there are some emergency mechanism that would allow it to waive some of these intellectual property rights but the e.u. officials briefing impreza say it's not that simple because there are actually no peyton's legally speaking on this vaccines yet and madonna for example one of the companies has no paid internet and doesn't want one if we are talking about licensing the production so the they could force companies to issue licenses to other producers to tell them how to actually make this vaccine and how to set up production sides and it's not a simple generic generica that you're producing here and the companies warn it is not that easy in its no remedy for the short term. need for vaccines baby in the long term that will help but in the law in the short term only the export from producing side already existing would be a solution so they knew of her example is urging the u.s. to export vaccines which is not doing right now and that this could be a way out of the short

photographer and author took them on a winter journey through europe in berlin, paris, stock home, lisbon, brussels, and moscow pits went searching for black europeans and how their identities shape the continent. that was one of the virtues of ryan in this way. i didn't have any kind of theories. i wasn't, you know, searching for some kind of confirmation bias i was just open to explore. you know, what the stay of black life was in europe today. pitts titled his autobiographical report, taj, afro p n, a term he used to describe himself the child of a white english mother and an african american father. he lives in south london, or black and white residents interact with more ease than most places in europe, including germany. you don't hear much about even also from bismark called in the building conference for all the of the european powers to decide how they can africa up and not to mention the, to the colonies that germany had. and i think that's something to do probably with, with world war 2, you know, that is the dominant historical narrative in germany. it's a big differences in i

take another days or even weeks until these new sanctions will take effect was ban sir riga to in lisbon. meanwhile, russia is retaliating against a huge battle flights of the bell roofs in support of its ally. austrian airlines says that russia's denied land information and to a flight from vienna to moscow because it hadn't passed over balance on route. it's a 2nd such incident in 2 days. on wednesday, an air france flight was cancelled when moscow wouldn't approve the flight route. it also bypassed bearers us president joe biden has ordered a new investigation into the origins of the corona. virus is asked intelligence had to deliver their findings. within 3 months, us agencies are divided over whether the virus emerged from an infected animal or from the barracks. the accident. with han institute of or ology house is the biggest virus bank in asia. it's a maximum security bio lab. 3 researchers fell ill in november 2019, and were hospitalized with flu like symptoms, weeks before the 1st identified case of the cobit 19 outbreak. the wall street journal was the 1st to publish these new

their intention is clear in lisbon. foreign ministers discuss their options. and at the moment, at least the talk is tough. what is clear is that we want to show that we will not be satisfied with small steps for the sanctions. rather, we want the sanctions to put significant pressure on the better russian economic structures and financial structures to the repercussions of felt. the liquor shank regime is made to understand that the moment dialogue has passed as long as things like those of the last week as to what the sanctions will be better if his foreign financial transactions could come under fire. also its oil sector, and one of its key exports lavish potassium. i think that the key word is potash. we know that by the rece produces a lot of potassium is globally ones, the biggest exporters. and i think that this would hurt shanker if we manage, and i do assume that we will manage this by june. the 21st, when we have a foreign ministers meeting in luxembourg. and that is the most important thing just to be some transfers in. yes, and we are starting and

at a summit coming up in lisbon this weekend and it's the forum for that is the w t o the world trade organization there are some emergency mechanism that would allow it to waive some of these intellectual property rights that you fishless briefing impreza say it's not that simple because there are actually no peyton's legally speaking on this vaccines yet madonna for example one of the companies has no payton on that and doesn't want one if we are talking about licensing the production so the they could force companies to issue licenses to other producers to tell them how to actually make this vaccine and how to set up production sites and it's not a simple generic generic a that you're producing here and the companies warn it is not that easy in its no remedy for the short term. need for vaccines baby in the long term that will help but in the law in the short term only the export from producing sites already existing would be a solution so they knew of her example is urging the u.s. to export vaccines which is not doing right now and that this could be a way out of the short term c

tough economic sanctions on the right now also the sun single at the u foreign ministers meeting in lisbon. this is exactly what they were discussing. the you has already banned bella routine airlines from the skies. next up on the agenda. economic sanctions this action we've seen from lucas shinkel in bella. ruth had a terrorist character. it was so an acceptable that we're not ruling anything else . and we're discussing who should be added to the distinctions list of who that that could include. companies like the potassium fertilizer factory. last august workers went on trying to protest. lucas, and he claimed 6 terminology following you disputed election money from state enterprises like this is crucial. so the regime survive off the hope that sanctioning them will hit the regime hart. but as you was taking a tougher stance on bella, ruth, tensions with russia are also increasing. both countries for decades have been linked by a political packed since the crisis broke out, moscow has increased its backing for its allies. we know we don't. we insist that the west stopped demonizing, tho

but all corresponded, bound, legal has been following that meeting of a you foreign ministers in lisbon earlier. we asked him what your opinion hopes to achieve, but piling more sanctions onto one of your poorest countries. well, 1st of all, they want to impress the bella was president alexander lucas yankee. they've, they've gone to tell him you cross a red line. this is our answer. but it start for that he will change his mind and the german minister high command also said we don't. if you don't want only the release of the 2 people that arrested on sunday, we want the release of all 400 political detainees in better rooms. and that is very unlikely to happen on the opposition in better room or the exide opposition says, don't over do it. the country is isolated enough. there's no chance now to leave better routes because also the nation is hampered. that was because one and badly got talking to me at the best been international condemnation of the latest conflict in gaza and it's disregard for civilian casualties. today, the us human rights chief, michelle ashley directed sharp criti

there was a meeting in lisbon today, i believe we are on the precipice for some significant additionaltions and us sanctions targeting the belarus regime. calls for a release not only of roman protasevich but hundreds of other political prisoners. of course this will likely remain a diplomatic row between the eu and belarus, but of course there was also a summit coming up where the us will meet russian president putin, who has been backing lukashenko over the last year, since protests tried to overthrow him in minsk. lie overthrow him in minsk. us administration also needs to raise face—to—face with president putin the need not only for de—escalation but to push belarus to release mr protasevich and other opposition figures in belarus. as the diplomatic response escalates and sanctions are introduced, the avoidance of belarus airspace which has an economic impact on the country, does the eu not risk pushing belarus even more into the arms of russia? of course that is a significant risk, one that has been taking place over the last several months, where the eu and the us have raised san

talks continue over moving the champions league final from istanbul to london, but could lisbon spoil wembley dream, as uefa decides. a big night for fulham in the premier league — their manager calls on his players to be brave, as they look to avoid relegation against burnley. and another blow for olympic organisers. a poll injapan shows a majority want them cancelled, with big name stars also expressing doubts. if people aren't healthy and if they are not feeling safe, then it's definitely a cause for concern. hello and welcome to the programme. we're still awaiting news over whether this season's champions league final between manchester city and chelsea at the end of the month will be remain in istanbul, or be moved to another venue — with wembley one of the stadiums in the mix. it follows the uk government imposing travel restrictions imposed on turkey and advising fans not to travel. talks between the government, the fa and uefa have been ongoing. our senior sports news reporter, laura scott, is at wembley for us. laura, bring us up to date with the developments so far? well, wi

economic sanction. quite austin, the some single spot out at the u. foreign ministers meeting in lisbon. this is exactly what they were discussing that you had already banned. bella received airlines from its skies. step on the agenda, economic sanctions justify this action. we've seen from lucas shinkel in bella. ruth had a terrorist character. it was so an acceptable that we're not ruling anything out station we're discussing who should be added to to think she wants a list of who that that could include. companies like the potassium fertilizer factory. last august, workers went on like the protest lucas, who, after he claimed a 6 to him and office following you, disputed election money from state enterprises like this is crucial to the regime survival. the hopes that sanctioning them will hit the regime hart. but as you was taking a tougher stance on bella, ruth, tensions with russia are also increasing. both countries for decades have been linked by a political tact since a crisis broke out, moscow has increased its backing for its allies. we must not still says that the west stoppe

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they bring colourful atmosphere to everyone and all the restaurants and bars and hotels around in lisbon for everyone. 12 countries and territories, including portugal, gibraltar, israel, iceland, singapore, australia and new zealand, will be classed as green, meaning anyone travelling from there to england won't need to quarantine from the 17th of may. that doesn't mean all of these countries will welcome tourists. some, like australia and new zealand, will not. there are only 12 countries and territories on this list. passengers will be very disappointed by that, as will the industry. why are there so few? we are having to be cautious about this issue. we don't want to overturn all the brilliant work of, frankly, the british people in taking these vaccines and staying at home and all of that pain. so, we can't do anything to put that at risk. please place your bagsi in the lockers and close them once they are full. after months of preparing, this isn't the grand reopening many in the travel industry were open for. data and science will tell you that you could add the majority of europe

down to to lisbon and that if europe if russia was not part of the european union it would share everything but institution since i think the protein one stage mentioned and all of that has collapsed and now they're off. lever off the foreign minister since there are almost no relationships we have no relations with the institutions with brussels with the european union with. certain member states maybe but it's a very serious position in europe beer cold between these 2 big powers who are rivals united states was china russia are on the other europe's biggest trading partner is not china not the united states it was overtaken by that because of the strudel belt that i was describing with traders and trucks coming in with goods from china to europe the price of the earth and so we are. you're is in a very difficult position of trying to sort of. position itself and it needs of course investment and it needs trade ok well i mean if we can i just think if we discount. what comes out the b.b.c. about syria and u.s. stations than every nato nation really. one might then argue that the syrian fa

1000 but all corresponded bounds iga has been following that meeting of a you foreign ministers in lisbon earlier. we asked him what european union hopes to achieve, but piling more sanctions onto one of your poorest countries. but 1st of all, they want to impress the bellows president, alexander lucas yankee. they, they want to tell him you cross a red line. this is our answer. but it start for that he will change his mind and the german minister high command us head. we don't, if you don't want only the release of the 2 people that the rest of on sunday, we want the release of all 400 political detainees in better route. and that is very unlikely to happen. and the opposition in better route or the exide opposition says, don't over do it. the country is isolated enough. there's no chance now to leave better routes because also the creation is hampered. that was because bonded battle you got talking to me at the best been international condemnation of the latest conflict in gaza and its disregard for civilian casualties. today the us human rights chief michelle bush lave directed sharp c

photographer and author, took them on a winter journey through europe in berlin, paris stalk home, lisbon, brussels, and moscow pits went searching for black europeans and how their identities shape the continent. that was one of the virtues of right in this way. i didn't have any kind of theories. i wasn't, you know, searching for some kind of confirmation bias. i was just open to explore. you know, what the stay of black life was in europe today. pitts, titled his autobiographical report, taj, afro peon, a term he used to describe himself, the child of a white english mother and an african american father. he lives in south london, or black and white residents, interact with more east than most places in europe, including germany. he don't hear much about even also from bismark holding the burling conference for all the of the european powers to decide how they going to africa up and not to mention the, the colonies that germany had. and i think that's something to do probably with, with world war 2, you know, that now is the dominant historical narrative in germany. the big differences

ok, one other thing _ the sunshine in lisbon. ok, one other thing we _ the sunshine in lisbon.ing a digital certificate for the eu which will allow people within the eu to move freely as long as they've been vaccinated, have a negative test or can prove they are recovering from covid. our nhs that will contain the same details for our certificate and will be able to be used in those eu countries, avoiding the fact this necessity to have lots of different test and paperwork and the idea would be that our own one would be adopted and recognised by the eu and vice versa. ,, ., , ., , vice versa. quite a few people askin: vice versa. quite a few people asking for _ vice versa. quite a few people asking for clarity _ vice versa. quite a few people asking for clarity or— vice versa. quite a few people asking for clarity or travelled i vice versa. quite a few people | asking for clarity or travelled to countries on the amber list. i suppose there are some that once the eu takes those steps there is an issue of people using those to travel to some of those countries not on the green li

portugal say british holiday—makers can visit the country from monday, despite the government in lisbon, people in wales are being told to holiday at home this year and not travel abroad unless they really need to. a night of heavy israeli attacks on the gaza strip, from air, land and sea. while hamas militants continue to fire rockets across the border.

throughout the week it's one of the cities with a mixed out of the jewish population auntie's pulis lisbon talking to both sides of the conflict. now fire was a popular weapon who founded the 1st palestinian hip hop group he's lived in large his whole life a city often hailed as a symbol of coexistence but this week became a war zone shibo many coverage you are having a massive wrong because when ashley and you get older you have a machine michelle mone yes i am just like outside your polygon ask your money canister don't have by very makin a machine come by and listen i mean the production i called the cops it was like you sent us that we should stay in the houses like you should stay in the house again but there are armed settlers around the neighborhoods like screaming death to the arabs in order to like you i don't know you know the police is taking care of the girls like you i see them be obvious quoting them and then suddenly the supervisor. takes the forms like this is what it is we don't need you ok and goodbye and the younger not like like the 911 hunger up on me tell me nothing h