misrata. it's time for people who fled the water but was he three years ago to leave this compound in misrata this man like many others here is worried if he shows his face supporters of the warlord thief or have to might go after his relatives in. the compound owners have recently demanded the government return the property because it hasn't been paying its bills jan mahmoudi says her house in it was destroyed by the war she and her husband have been living here with the help of a charity's notion we were asleep in the street if they don't find a solution for us what can we do we've got only ten days ultimatum to leave. since has to launch his military campaign but in two thousand and fourteen more than one hundred thousand people have fled their homes after his forces took full control of the city in december last year but many here are still afraid to go back more than two hundred displaced families have lived here on this beach compellent for the past three years most of them lost their ho

order up to a head and jazeera misrata. jordan's grandma. going in from israel but the move is a controversial one that will cost billions and many are happy about the deal so you know how the reports from amman. public opposition in jordan fail to stop this project work has begun on a sixty five kilometer pipeline which is supposed to start bringing gas from israel in early two thousand and twenty the jordanian government says the deal will save hundreds of millions of dollars a year critics disagree it's a waste of taxpayers' money to. ten billion dollars of taxpayers' money it can be invested in. a wide variety of. sources like solar energy. belongs to a movement called the enemies gaz is occupation which has been campaigning against the deal since it was signed in two thousand and sixteen for them it's not just about funding israel they don't want jordan to be linked to economically to a country they don't trust. we are hostages of the israeli enemy it makes us vulnerable at any time they can just stop providing us with gas the demands f

misrata. arguments in the u.s. courts over who should be responsible for reuniting families separated under the trumpet ministrations zero tolerance immigration policy around four hundred parents have already been sent back to their home countries without their children court documents appear to show the government wants the american civil liberties union to be in charge but the a.c.l.u. says the government should be responsible mike hanna has more from washington d.c. . the federal judge was essential to hearing a report back from the justice department the trumpet ministration as well as the american civil liberties union on the progress made in reuniting hundreds of children with their parents now what the judge heard is that the administration so far as succeeded in locating the parents of only thirteen of the children nearly six hundred children remain in custody in the united states and in the court papers the administration contended that it was up to the a.c.l.u. to leave the process in terms of reuniting t

killed more still children for whom did both and more than fifty were also injured especially in misrata province and her job other than most of the hospitals or clinics in that area has been destroyed or badly damaged and i know that the only food the old lady the hospital inside this time is and two more reason was because of it there is another hospital that's run by city without borders as we call it. so just imagine the amount and the amount of injured people that they were a lot of most of the molotov any space in peace corps develop because i don't think that. most people that are still working out that can take. this number you know the outgoing director of the international committee of the red cross robot madine has just tweeted his reaction to this attack and he says it's high time for these were a lot of thing tragedies to stop in yemen no one should allow putting children and harm's way and making them pay such an acceptable price. let's not in the first time that coalition airstrikes have led to a large number of civilian deaths just earlier this month a raid on the port ci

in the ct if a correction is still possible like in misrata case then physical therapy can help train the area and bring real relief as well as delaying the disorder using traction for example physiotherapist cutting now yokes is carefully pulling every individual toe joint. the surfaces of the joints are being pulled slightly apart and that relieves the pain. less pain and more movement that's the goal of mobilization. the foot exercise called the octopus is used to strengthen cast introduce arches she has to curl the front of the foot around a tennis ball holding the tension for a few seconds that's meant to stop the archers from falling even further. warm sand relieves pain and strengthens the foot digging the foot into the sand and making grabbing movements improves the toes mobility. and you'll find sand here in the barefoot park as well. walking barefoot across sand stones and even broken glass is good training for the feet. i'm here with dr mentality today in with one of his patients departed thanks. so your foot surgeon and you do about operations of approximately eight hundre

estimates more than two hundred thousand people are internally displaced in libya most of them live in misrata and the capital tripoli over the last few years those from the have been voicing their demands but they say no one is listening and so far efforts by the united nations support to mission in libya have failed to end their suffering it appears for now a political solution might be the only way to take them back whole each more the jazeera misurata. jordan's government is coming in the fire for its controversial gas project which will see a ten billion dollars pipeline run through israel jordan says the pipeline will help to meet its growing energy needs but critics say it amounts to support for israel's occupation of palestine from amman zain ahold of reports. public opposition in jordan failed to stop this project work has begun on a sixty five kilometer pipeline which is supposed to start bringing gas from israel in early two thousand and twenty the jordanian government says the deal will save hundreds of millions of dollars a year critics disagree it's a waste of taxpayers' money to

down in the misrata what i missed most is the happiness that's what we used to have before here we are not happy and there is no joy because we left our village. reality i worry with my kids specially while they're passing through the states also that they're sleeping for the roads killing the youth i have boys crossing that road and the kids they are not aware of what's going on and people are saying they write me a meal and turkeys for days with some fear that one day maybe assault myself. israel says it's closing down one of the key crossings into gaza and response to protests along the border fence there as crossing is the only way people can get from the besieged gaza strip into israel at least one hundred seventy one palestinians have been killed by israeli far since the weekly march of return demonstrations began in march egypt's president has signed a new law that can block websites the government considers a threat to the states well they are soft sand sites may be fined or face prison sentences and anyone a visits the sites could be penalized egyptian authorities say the new

airports will stay closed until sunday flights will be devices diverted to the northwestern city of misrata in the meantime. robertson serious editor province have blown up churchy bridges in an attempt to hamper an expected government assaults residents have taken to the streets to protest against major threats are threats of major upcoming offensive russia's foreign minister says the syrian government has every right to chase what he called terrorists out of the last rebel house enclave some three million people live there including an estimated ten thousand fighters but some zakk out as a teacher and lead and he says the province well turn to neighboring turkey for support on the map it looks like a small area but it's a huge impact i mean or five or six hours from want by who are modified that you or me that we. have like this but will. we are not using proper from you. but here i gets make up or down. vote as long as we're he's not willing to be area. life will be normal but we are. hearing that will that are there are people that you will snarl. and he. will be billions are into the o

more refined a new wants to fair yes they say there has to be a separation between the groups like misrata and the civilians in libya but they don't want this to be an all out bombardments it's a delicate balancing act for russia the moment because of course damascus wants to mock this i. i think it would take a. civilian casualty counts perhaps moscow is willing to tolerate and certainly. is willing to tolerate some of them and we'll leave it with you rory and cross over to a colleague who's in beirut and it's a reset it's a delicate balancing act of how to proceed next with the minimum of casualties this is no no because. of saber rattling the writing is on the wall and people in be very concerned about what the next few days might have in store. will definitely three million people live in it live they've seen the military assault against other rebel controlled areas. but they also saw what happened where many of the rebel factions agreed to surrender but it's something really not on the table for many at least half of the population they tell you that we are wanted by the state simply

the airports will stay closed until sunday and flights will be diverted to the northwestern city of misrata in the meantime. and that's here gondar pop star turned opposition politician bobby wine has been released from a government hospital where he was being held is not thought to be making his way to come paul airport while he was detained on thursday along with another politician trying to board a flight to the u.s. one says he was leaving to get medical care for the injuries he had sustained during government detention. large parts of the venezuelan city kibo have been left without power often an electrical substation exploded overnight the city's a major hub of venezuela's oil industry once wealthy it suffered from years of under investment in infrastructure amid the country's economic collapse the government has called the explosion an act of sabotage and detained twelve people. but israel and slipping the country continued to struggle in neighboring per racial slurs and hate speech and made it hard for many of them to feel safe but they say the anti immigrant added to it is easier t