the main collection of the mummy.ker building specially built and equipped with the latest technology, the exposition of which is able to impress everyone who happens to be here chira and we are talking about mummies created, for example, for 6,000 years before our era were needed to preserve the body. they lay in the ground with very low humidity, the complete absence of rain and high salinity of the soil. it is hard to believe that all these exhibits were once people whom their fellow tribesmen, out of respect for love or for some other reason, decided to mummify to save their bodies for themselves or their descendants under a layer of sand. they spent millennia, they are much older than not only all known mummies, but even older than the stone buildings found by scientists. just think about the seventies century before ours era, found in other parts of south america, indicates that chinchora technologies were used by other peoples later , who inhabited the continent, while the difference between the mummy and the c

pompeo, what say you about mummy?ore about the planetary museum. >> the guy is holding her close and he chooses that moment, "i'm going on dates," and she pulled away. >> did she go into orbit? >> it's crazy. i don't know. i feel like she could do better. or maybe she can't. >> that's even worse. >> he clearly was. >> greg: way to deflect a whole topic! >> i've got nothing. >> greg: who killed jfk? >> commercial break. [laughter] >> greg: there you go. what about the aliens? >> i did get to read the ufo files. >> greg: anything good? >> we have bigger problems. [laughs] >> that's not true! >> you don't think we have bigger problems? >> than aliens? it depends how nice they are. >> greg: are they tasty? can we get them? >> i think that would be a bad idea, generally speaking. spew and you acknowledge their existence! >> he's acknowledging that we have visitors, to not eat them! i think that's pretty basic. >> don't give them the bird and don't shoot them. >> greg: no, no, no. we already eat earthlings. >> who is "we?"

in london, the british museum has one of the earliest egyptian mummies.aking to show you the mummified remains of gebelein man, one of our predynastic mummies. which means he was naturally preserved by the aridity and heat of the desert. we think that the discovery of these natural mummies in ancient times would have inspired the egyptians to develop mummification. there is a lot of interest in our mummified collection, actually, all human remains provide a unique spectre. and often you see family groups gathering around mummified remains of a person and discussing topics which can be challenging. topics such as death, such as what the afterlife may represent to different cultures, and i think what museums provide is a safe space and a deep time perspective on issues that still affect us today. coming here allows the public to engage with some of our findings and we embed information points. here there is what appears to be a cut and by virtually peeling away the soft tissue, you can see that the cut goes into the muscle tissue. what appears to have happe

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in london, the british museum has one of the earliest egyptian mummies.ed remains of gebelein man. he's one of our pre—dynastic mummies... ..which means he was naturally preserved by the aridity and heat of the desert. we think that the discovery of these natural mummies in ancient times would have inspired the egyptians to develop mummification. there's a lot of interest in our mummified collection. actually, all human remains provide a unique perspective, and often you see family groups gathering around the mummified remains of a person and discussing topics which can be challenging — topics such as death, such as what the afterlife may represent to different cultures. and i think what museums provide is a safe space and a deep time perspective on issues that still affect us today. the ct scan here allows the public to engage with some of our findings, and what we've done is we've actually embedded information points. see here, there's what appears to be a cut, and by virtually peeling away his soft tissues you can see that the cut goes into the muscle

in london, the british museum has one of the earliest egyptian mummies.tanding and popular exhibit. so i'm taking you to show you the mummified remains of gebelein man. he's one of our pre—dynastic mummies... ..which means he was naturally preserved by the aridity and heat of the desert. there's a lot of interest in our mummified collection. actually, all human remains provide a unique perspective, and often you see family groups gathering around the mummified remains of a person and discussing topics which can be challenging — topics such as death, such as what the afterlife may represent to different cultures. the ct scan here allows the public to engage with some of our findings, see here, there's what appears to be a cut, and by virtually peeling what appears to have happened is that gebelein man was stabbed in the back. and this probably is the cause of death. there was very little information about gebelein man as a person. i think the most important feedback we got is that the great majority of the visitors better understood him as a person, we hop

like the governor's mummy or .o, it's an arabic for tongue. i know. it's so annoying and that someone at the end points out. jeremy black, author of imperial legacies museums . they cut themselves off museums. they cut themselves off from popular culture , show from popular culture, show contempt for how we understand words. and that's it. like mummy , that's what draws me, you know? i took the kids to museum recently. i was like, sighing know? i took the kids to museum recentcome/as like, sighing know? i took the kids to museum recentcome on, .ike, sighing know? i took the kids to museum recentcome on, let'ssighing know? i took the kids to museum recentcome on, let's check] know? i took the kids to museum recentcome on, let's check out guys, come on, let's check out the life though. now we the mummy's life though. now we have referring to them have to start referring to them as people who once lived in the mummified. yeah, it's pathetic. yeah to become mummified. yeah, it's pathetic. yeiacronym to become mummified

no, they're coming to see a mummy! and finally, missouri is the latest state to consider a law banning "critical race theory" in schools. but that's not all: this law also offers teachers $3,000 to take a course in how to teach patriotism. man, if i was a teacher, i'd be pissed. $3,000 for a patriotism course? like, i knew this whole time y'all had money for school supplies! [applause] i've been giving students pens that i ripped off the chain at the bank! for more on this patriotism course, let's turn to roy wood, jr. [cheers and applause] roy? >> okay, i got my account straight. >> wanda: i just want to know, what do you know about this patriotism course? >> tally but the patriotism course, i can tell you a lot about it because i took it. >> wanda: you took the course? but it's for teachers, why would you take it? >> for $3,000 dollars?! shit, i took that course 20 times. look at all this damn time. i took it as roy wood, jr., then they went back as roy wood, sr., michael jordan, michael b. jordan. you just say you'r

remains as mummified people instead of mummies.ring legends about the mum's curse and poor. this distorts mummified people in ways that can undermine their humanity. let's bring in fox news contributor and national review institute douglas murray. are the wokesters running out of perceived victims and having to go to long dead people. >> thousands of years back. if you are one -- you might wonder what the most woke profession in the world is. some might think it's the media. i say it's without doubt it's people involved in the world museums these days. >> rachel: interesting. >> i have written about it at length in recent books and articles. if you look at the world of museums they are so nervous about absolutely everything. they are nervous about historical artifacts. nervous about the historical figures that are represented. we have seen it in new york with theodore roosevelt statue moved just up the road from here. nervous about everything. the problem is it is the past. the past doesn't agree with everything that we think now.

like the governor's mummy or .o, it's an arabic for tongue. i know. it's so annoying and that someone at the end points out. jeremy black, author of imperial legacies museums . they cut themselves off museums. they cut themselves off from popular culture, show contempt for how we understand words. and that's it. like mummy , that's what draws me, you know? i took the kids to museum recently. i was like, sighing guys, let's check guys, come on, let's check out the mummy's now we the mummy's life though. now we have start referring to them have to start referring to them as people who once lived in the mummified. yeah, it's pathetic. yeah become yeah then it's going to become an oh, yeah, yeah, an acronym. oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. hey, theodora, they suggested mummified person is why lot of them are cats. why a lot of them are cats. yeah, this is true. and then also people who once lived, that's almost everyone. yeah, almost . except the people alive almost. except the people alive now. and ones that now. and the

when you think of mummies, you think of the ancient egyptians wrapped in bandages but these guys hereare masks, sticks where their bones were and what is fascinating is the smaller mummies of children and babies. south america really rewards travellers who can invest time and a trend we have noticed at the travel show supported by industry data is that the average length of stay is increasing. if you can spend weeks rather than days in a place you will get under the skin of it and have a much more enriching and enlightening experience. even better, stay with a family to understand the culture more deeply and to keep a lid on costs. homestays are easy to find online and typically have a minimum stay of a week or two. last month, the first—ever and sometimes controversial fifa world cup to be held in the middle east came to a thrilling conclusion as argentina lifted the trophy in qatar. every global sporting event creates a kind of travel vacuum after the game is over. but the alluring setting, the culture, the nature, not to mention the sunshine and the beaches remains as rajan discove

they are getting upset tommy's when you use the word mummies.tain, they have them there.mu i reportedly use the terms modified a person are mummified remains insteae ted of money bee the word mommy is offensive and does not focus on the reals person who was once alive. the term mommy undermines t humanityhe through legends aboum the mummy'ins curse. a museum of scotland spokesman they are rethinking theirnk collections in general becausein of past colonial thinking raciaa and racist understandings of thi world. so now indiana jones is racist. no surprise they've already gotg izspielberg apologizing to shar. what is next? you cannot say mommy anymore just like you can' yout say momo come against the dead egyptian the tune called a mummified birthing a person i prefer the simpler nancy. you people, don't clap for that garbage. cannot make a joke about mike pence. nancy is free game.or show my.e love the story. >> know that's a news i hate thr story. no one is the stupid. t if this wahis my child this is o way, no way you came from my loins.o your

but mummy, have you heard about sir sigmund freud? mummy knelt down and gave him a squirt.trousers, where his winkle still hurt. and lo and behold, like the calm from a storm, his frozen cold snotstick was suddenly warm. he laughed and he smiled, and he said to his mummy, "you rescued the snake that lives under my tummy!" then he tucked it back in and back to her cloud, his mother went soaring and said this aloud, "should ever you have icy chills on your hard-on." just give it a rub with elizabeth arden! and everyone lived happily ever after. [ applause ] with a castle for his house. you know, less than two months ater his divorce from kim kardashian kanye west has reportedly married a woman named bianca censori, an australian she is the head of architecture for his yeezy clothing brand. they are registered at bed, bath and ye-yond. if you want to get them anything. there are a lot of questions about this like "what the hell is she thinking?" and why does a clothing brand with no stores need an architect? but we don't know. we do know they were married in a very small, very

when you think of mummies, you think of the ancient egyptians wrapped in bandages but these guys hereicks where their bones were and what is fascinating is the smaller mummies of children and babies. south america really rewards travellers who can invest time and a trend we have noticed at the travel show supported by industry data is that the average length of stay is increasing. if you can spend weeks rather than days in a place you will get under the skin of it and have a much more enriching and enlightening experience. even better, stay with a family to understand the culture more deeply and to keep a lid on costs. homestays are easy to find online and typically have a minimum stay of a week or two. last month, the first—ever and sometimes controversial fifa world cup to be held in the middle east came to a thrilling conclusion as argentina lifted the trophy in qatar. every global sporting event creates a kind of travel vacuum after the game is over. but the alluring setting, the culture, the nature, not to mention the sunshine and the beaches remains as rajan discovered when he v

when you think of mummies, you think of the ancient egyptians wrapped in bandages but these guys heres where their bones were and what is fascinating is the smaller mummies of children and babies. south america really rewards travellers who can invest time and a trend we have noticed at the travel show supported by industry data is that the average length of stay is increasing. if you can spend weeks rather than days in a place you will get under the skin of it and have a much more enriching and enlightening experience. even better, stay with a family to understand the culture more deeply and to keep a lid on costs. homestays are easy to find online and typically have a minimum stay of a week or two. last month, the first—ever and sometimes controversial fifa world cup to be held in the middle east came to a thrilling conclusion as argentina lifted the trophy in qatar. every global sporting event creates a kind of travel vacuum after the game is over. but the alluring setting, the culture, the nature, not to mention the sunshine and the beaches remains as rajan discovered when he visi

it's just a phrase. >> it's so hard to think of mummy in the room with death.ummy, who danced with travolta, who quarrelled with elton, who dazzled the reagans. could she really be in the great beyond? between these thoughts of mummy and death and my frostnipped penis, i was in danger of becoming as anxious as the groom. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: next book will have to create a little more distance between the words "mummy" and "my penis." [ laughter ] speaking of penises, elon musk is having trouble. his little twitter experiment is going sideways. twitter is reportedly so desperate for cash, they're thinking about selling usernames. according to "the new york times," to drum up revenue, elon musk wants to auction off popular handles from inactive accounts. the list of in-demand names include -- @boobieking69. iloveelon69. and 6969696969. [ laughter ] basically, anything with the number 69 is going to cost you. those are real. before these names are made available to the public, twitter held a private auction for high-worth individuals where some of the best name

every year, 50,000 people visit the taraka university museum to see the legendary mummies of ancient culture with their own eyes. very black, and its employees hope that someday the unique exhibits of their museum will be deservedly included in the unesco world heritage list. not only to read, but also to watch the plots of the program. you can visit their morals.ntv.ru website, our today's program has come to an end, travel with us. travel yourself. caves well, there are handrails for all sorts of bridges. you wanted a wild version, so forward and with a song. cool well, why are we setting up tents? it's too wet here. let's go down closer to the river. not in the mood. uh-huh, understandable. sash do we have such a problem with money that we can't pay? temporary until the salary is given. apart from the salary. i didn't mean to upset you. the increase flew into a penny on credit cards i've already exhausted, and i won't beg from my mother. if you want to work, i'll talk shumkov and arrange you at the base. you should be in my complete security. i understand, i understand your loss,

is the term married mummy ? the term term married mummy? the term mummy? that's right. to why some people are bothered . it quite triggered bothered. it quite triggered plus tomorrow's papers exactly 1030 sharp with full panel reaction and my mark meets guest live the studio is lord peter a political icon life peer who has served as cabinet minister under the governments of both margaret thatcher and john major. looking forward to that loss to get through a busy hour to come. but first, my take . at ten. if you first, my take. at ten. if you thought school dinners weren't bad enough as it is the great city of edinburgh is to deprive five school aged children of proper protein by remove meats from their plates . the city has from their plates. the city has voted adopt a plant based treaty, including a pledge to remove all meat from those in hospitals, schools and nursing homes. and they will enjoy a vegan menu as the male newspaper drily points out, vegan menu as the male newspaper drily points out , move vegan menu as the male newspaper drily points out, move comes days

is the term married mummy ? the term term married mummy? the term mummy? that's right. to why some people are bothered . it quite triggered bothered. it quite triggered plus tomorrow's papers exactly 1030 sharp with full panel reaction and my mark meets guest live the studio is lord peter a political icon life peer who has served as cabinet minister under the governments of both margaret thatcher and john major. looking forward to that loss to get through a busy hour to come. but first, my take . at ten. if you first, my take. at ten. if you thought school dinners weren't bad enough as it is the great city of edinburgh is to deprive five school aged children of proper protein by remove meats from their plates . the city has from their plates. the city has voted adopt a plant based treaty, including a pledge to remove all meat from those in hospitals, schools and nursing homes. and they will enjoy a vegan menu as the male newspaper drily points out, vegan menu as the male newspaper drily points out , move vegan menu as the male newspaper drily points out, move comes days

could it be the end for seeing mummies in some of the world's hi, and welcome to the great court here finding out why a growing number of museums are now rethinking their relationships with egyptian mummies. but we're kicking off this week in new york. we ask if the city's famous nightlife, which went quiet during the pandemic, has finally come roaring back. we sent kimberly davis to find out. it's easily one of the most electrifying places in the world. new york. renowned for its 24/7 lifestyle. today's party scene has legendary roots. hang—outs like studio 5a and cbgb�*s were known for ground—breaking music, celebrities, but also a sense of freedom and escape. but covid changed everything, and in march of 2020, djs had to stop the music. but now that people are returning, is the city what it used to be? i'm here to see what 2a hours in the big apple looks like today.

finding out why a growing number of museums are not rethinking their relationships with egyptian mummiesome are removing them from public display for ever. we're kicking off this week in new york. we ask if the cities famous nightlife, which went quiet during the pandemic has finally come roaring back. we sent kimberly davis to find out. it's easily one of the most electrifying places in the world. new york, america's busiest city, renowned for its 20 47 lifestyle. —— 20 for seven. today's party scene has legendary routes. hang—outs like studio 50 for ncb gps were known for ground—breaking music celebrities but also a sense of freedom and escape. but covid changed everything. in march of 2020 djs had to stop the music. but now that people are returning, is the city what it used to be? i am here to see what it used to be? i am here to see what 24—hour what it used to be? i am here to see what21i—hour is in the big apple looks like today. and as a native new yorker i know a thing or two about my life in this city. now any good night out starts with food. and where better to fill up then at

the mummy lived you told the hamster. and what is his wife's name?ng to clarify the hamster to cut dusya and you and her how do you know, and we are together in prison? did she really shake the term, nothing raves about me, i'm pancakes. no, my friend took me to the hospital, which immediately no? you were a doctor. i didn’t hold it in my hands, she knows you. well done says they were in prison together. i was in the zone, it means that when the signs are given, it means, let me come, the slut threw the first time i see a man who is for unhappy love. and even if you stay , you'll regret it. she's doing really bad, you know? they forgot their wife's middle name. year of birth she is 27 years old sash let's go. what's happened? what happened let's go home, persuaded everything, let's go home, let's go quickly. hurry, hurry, speedy rest of the solidarity news operation the first in the new year program of topics important to everyone arrives, and in the fate of russia , the president's interviews bypass special military operations on the state of the ec

lots more on the website that you have seen newsday, mummy thatis you have seen newsday, mummy that is repeat mode, i'm afraid, which means yet more wet and windy weather to come. in actual fact, to close out this week, it's going to be a case of showers, longer spells of rain at times and the winds will always be a feature. now, for the time being, we've got some wet weather pushing its way across england and wales, with the heaviest pulses of rain across south wales and parts of south—west england. it could lead to some localised flooding here, accompanied by gale force gusts of winds as well. so that weather front will linger first thing thursday morning. another area of low pressure nudging into the far north—west of scotland as we go through the morning will gradually bring wetter and increasingly windy weather here as well. sandwiched in between the two, there will be some drier, brighter interludes, and eventually that rain in the south will start to pull away. wind gusts, though, quite a feature, in excess of 40, close to 50 mph on exposed coasts at times, so a blustery afterno

you know him from "gods and monsters," "the mummy," "george of the jungle," and of course "journey toenter of the earth 3-d," which i also starred in here is a trading card from that film [ laughter ] that i was -- you know, i should explain, because i'm holding up a card with my autograph on it what tell the story i think -- did you make me autograph it or did you buy it autographed? all right. so i was in a movie. there is only one trading card of me. i should note these are 3-d trading cards, and the best they could do is just my face this is not -- so it's like, if you put on glasses -- here, it looks like this. [ light laughter ] it's closer. so anyway, you know, sometimes you walk out of things and people want you to autograph headshots, whatever. and one time i walked out of the building when i was on "snl" and someone was like, "hey, will you sign this card for me? i'm like, "yeah, all right." so i sign it, and i guess they put it on ebay [ light laughter ] and to [ bleep ] burn me, my producer shoemaker buys it [ laughter ] and i walk in one day, and he's got it up on his cor

area found a body covered with a film of gold egyptian archaeologists discovered the oldest non-royal mummybled upon the tomb during excavations in a sugar necropolis south of the egyptian capital of cairo at the bottom of a deep grave mine dug up the mummy is believed that the remains covered with gold leaf belong to a person named geiko shepes. oh , we made important discoveries here. we found the tomb of the city hall and another tomb belonging to the ancient kingdom, as well as many important objects linking mary with a complex of pyramids of removal, as well as connecting another tomb with the pyramids. be-be-the first archaeological find dates back to the periods of the fifth and sixth dynasties of the ancient kingdom, the sakara burial ground, is listed as a unesco world heritage site and is located in what was once the egyptian capital of memphis music is the silence that lives between sounds this form . the austrian child prodigy, the youngest member of the philharmonic in bologna, brought up this virtuoso and became the most quoted theatrical composer with a worldwide reputation.

sugar necropolis south of the egyptian capital cairo at the bottom of a deep tomb shaft dug up the mummyremains covered with gold leaf belong to a man named geiko shepeska. we have made an important discovery here. we found the tomb of the city hall and another tomb belonging to the ancient kingdom, as well as many important items linking mary to the complex fly away pyramids, as well as connecting another tomb with the pyramids of the first archaeological find attributed to the periods, the fifth and sixth dynasties of the ancient kingdom, the burial ground of sakara, is listed as a unesco world heritage site and is located in a place that was once the egyptian capital to the germans music is silence , which lives between sounds such a form. the austrian child prodigy, the youngest member of the bologna philharmonic, grew up in the family of a violinist at the court of salzburg the archbishop has already written four sonatas for keyboard and violin, and followed the first symphony with music in all genres from chamber symphonic music to opera and mass by the maestro of the viennese clas

pick out a mummy entirely covered in gold, leaf was found inside and just reminder of the top story we're following for you this our ukraine. officials say a at least 11 people have been killed in russian strikes across the country. the attacks came after western allies pledged to send tanks to ukraine, watching dw noosa coming up next we've got some business for you, rob watts will be here with all that on terry martin. thanks a lot of contrasts of ambitions of inequality. 75 years ago, mahatma gandhi peacefully led the country to independence, full of ideals. what is remained of his vision with what's the status of human rights and social justice in what's called the world's largest democracy? willie cindy ahead, it is the pulpit and unleash a long violet pass and re imagine that these teachings or elements to us. gandhi's legacy starts january 28th on b. w with ah, us economic growth is slow is in the last quarter, but the latest figures still provide a positive surprise. we'll ask if america can door to recession staying in the states or take it in nevada, where the race to mine, lith

a mummy entirely covered in gold leaf was found inside. so just reminder of a top story we're following for you this our ukraine officials say a at least 11 people have been killed in russian strikes across the country. the attacks came after western allies pledge to send tanks to ukraine, watching dw noosa coming up next. we've got some business for you, rob watts will be here with all that on terry martin. thanks. watch a lot of contrasts of ambitions of inequality. 75 years ago mahatma gandhi peacefully led the country to independence full of.

., , , mummy? on saturday ella grace pulled her own tube — mummy?th a tracheotomy, and we left three days later with a child with just the padding left three days later with a child withjust the padding over her left three days later with a child with just the padding over her neck. we were in the left, and ijust started recording her, and she's got a little suitcase, and off she goes out the door without a care in the world. when she was born, she had less than a 10% chance when she was born, she had less than a10% chance of survival, and then at 12 weeks old she had a respiratory arrest and then a cardiac arrest. she was born with tetralogy, and absent pulmonary valve, and a large hole in the heart. she had surgery at 16 weeks old, and then we came home, was home for a couple of weeks, and she took a turn for the worse. she needed mouth—to—mouth and chest compressions. ifelt mouth—to—mouth and chest compressions. i felt like i mouth—to—mouth and chest compressions. ifelt like i was working on herfour hours. finally, ijust working on herfour hours.

a mummy entirely covered and go leaf was found inside that said, you're all caught up next. as dw documentary, the whistleblowers of world war 2, ambassadors in berlin, and don't forget, that's more news and analysis on our website, d, w dot com. you can all, you can also follow us on social media that at d w. thank you for watching. oh imagine so many portions of lunch are thrown out in the world. climate change given common stores. this is my plan the way from just one week how much work can really do.

i'd love to go to check out this mummy. go if i can work though i like to those places and working out, i think they've got a sense humour. i think a sense of humour. i think stand—up really, good. stand—up is really, really good. i'm among the i'm no no not among the pyramids. i know that in the uae they're pretty they're up for. well, gave me their as well, they gave me their bill as well iraq is opening up. well in iraq is opening up. i don't know that is nearby. don't know if that is nearby. yeah, comedy even indoors. yeah, they comedy even indoors. that's all they well we that's all they ask. well we want check these sarcophagi want to check these sarcophagi anyway. now. anyway. we're going to move now. that two in the back. that is part two in the back. but the every country on but after the every country on earth dream jobs, why biscuits make you fat and some unwanted advice , 3 minutes . welcome back to headline is your first look at friday's newspapers we're going to go straight to friday's time for some advice so

the old man, it seems, may be sleeping, maybe already lyokha's mummy are you kidding me, right?idding, take a flashlight, let's go. maybe throw him out of here. what is he doing to us? let it stick out. oh, what's there? i don't know, i didn't get there. come on, little one. fuck it couldn't get any information. why not? get drunk guys. tomorrow you will be of no use, but one everyone is still possible. hello. hello, what are you ordering? hello, something to eat and 500 grams of vodka. only the girl does not need a bottle if there is a decanter. and we have only 250 then two. the bus didn't come today. so what can you do to relax? and we, please, have one more bottle without a decanter. thank you professor , approach us, i suppose, no one will be offended, sit down. thank you well then, pour for an acquaintance drink? there is no roof over your head. well , everyone needs to relax tomorrow to get out of here. nishtyak fine. sleep found time to revel the peasants all of our in the taiga on the bandits came out in this sour. and what about your bandits? we've come. so deal with y

inside one of the tombs was a mummy covered in gold leaf and sealed inside the stone coffin. it's believed to be one of the oldest and most complete corpses that do not belong to the royal family. the tombs were found near the capital cairo. ah, take you through the headlines here now just 0. now israel says it's carried out air strikes on garza after rockets for 5 from the palestinian territory. the military says it was targeting an underground rocket production site. there been no reports of casualties. it followed the worst day of violence in decades in the occupied west bank. israeli forces kill 10 palestinians on thursday, 9 of them in a raid on the janine refugee camp, palestinian leaders of cart security ties with israel. iran calm has morphin garza, the rockets were fired around midnight local time. they came from somewhere in the gaza strip and there were fi towards of the city of ask alone in israel. now the israeli, i don't defend system, actually took those rockets out and no one's claimed responsibility for this attack a so far. but it's likely to be an attack by