one of their drivers, picking up a palestinian mother and her son at the re hon checkpoint in northern israel. ah 7 a. m. a few kilometers away from lucy han checkpoint. he also was installed. it's late for his appointment to pick up a penis tv and boy from a guy, but he was little. he's coming with his mother. i don't want them to wait a little bit on your sheila has met them before to day. they have made it through the chick point quickly. it doesn't always school so smoothly of our her little jo. sheila wants to leave the chick point as soon as possible, as the security situation here can rapidly to unite and sobar hubble walk into a sun autumn. it's just 2 hours to get to the hospital yet to love it. and know it's at a higher than him of his it wouldn't work without him as, as a little lost a lot. there's no other way for us to get to the hospital. it all have and this is a much safer way to get there. a man i know hoarsely, and they have to go there every other week. as a baby adam had a brain tumor. there is no proper treatment for him in the west bank. that's why he and his mother have

joins one of those drivers picking up a palestinian mother and her son at the rehab checkpoint in northern israel. ah 7 am a few kilometers away from duty on check point. your swell holsen's talk is late for his appointment to pick up a palestinian boy from a guy. but he was hello. he's coming with his mother. i don't want them to wait on you or sheila has met them before to day. they have made it through the check point quickly. it doesn't always school so smoothly of our overall. yeah. you're sure wants to leave the chick point as soon as possible as the security situation here can rapidly deteriorate. and saba hub warp and her son adam. it's just 2 hours to get to the hospital yet television and no, i knew it wouldn't work without him as, as a little lost a lot. there's no other way for us to get to the hospital in iraq. heaven. and this is a much safer way to get there. a man i know hoarsely, and they have to go there every other week. as a baby adam had a brain tumor. there is no proper treatment for him in the west bank. that's why he and his mother have a special permit to enter israel, bu

jazeera, baltimore maryland. thousands of worshipers have gathered at the jewish holy site and northern israel a year after $45.00 people were killed at this time. pete, it happened during the annual commemoration of loc boma candles were let in memory of the victims. tens of thousands typically visits mount met on, but this year only $16000.00 people were allowed, often inquiry, find a major safety lapses and over crowding is the 75th. can the film festival where independent films is celebrated on the big screen, but in an era of american blockbusters, even canada, struggling to find a balance between the big studio film franchises that attract massive audiences and independent films fighting to survive. charlie angela reports in southern france. area for a list actors for a festival that seek to promote independent film can still has to bring in big hollywood movies to stay relevant. to offer the navy top got maverick, his head, not in competition for the palm, the prize, but the audience is media. and the bankable stars with tom cruise being honored with a special ship over by opec is also

not change the existing status quo. 6 palestinian men who managed to break out of a prison in northern israel last year had extra 5 years added to their jail time. the group escaped through a tunnel which they dug, using spoons plates and part of an o kettle. their escape from gilbert prison triggered a massive manhunt, but he was really army, leading to their capture. 2 weeks later, they were already serving life terms for so called anti israeli attacks. got a far as is the head of the palestinian prisoners club and says the trial was a formality and coral jana, letty lydia. there are 2 rack emilio, this unjust verdict, is an attempt by israel to create a false impression that it's decisions are made through an organized process such as the judicial system. in fact, the judicial system is a toll for their political and military institutions. these unjust verdicts will not weaken the will of all the heroes of the freedom tunnel or the will of any prisoner lots more. so to come here now does air including business is forced to close markets, empty as inflation and drought combined to drag down

social investment commitments. thousands of worshipers have gathered at a jewish holy side in northern israel at a year after $45.00 people were killed in a stampede. it happened during the annual commemoration of locks omar. tens of thousands, typically visit mount marin. this year, only $16000.00 people were allowed after an inquiry and to major safety lapses and overcrowded equal pays on the way for men and women who play for the us national soccer teams. the landmark agreement in years of legal action by female players over gender discrimination and in an unprecedented move in the global game prize, money will be shared between the men's and women's world cup teams. the current holders are the american women's team. the steel is going to have ramifications throughout the entire world. you know, it's game changing moment here in the us, but it has the potential to change how international soccer and international sport do business with the equalization of prize money for our men's and women's world cup, i think is just going to be a historic moment. and hopefully it will create change thro

not change the existing status quo. 6 palestinian men who managed to break out of a prison in northern israel last year had an extra 5 years added to their jail time . the group escaped through a tunnel which they dug, using spoons, plates, and parts when all kettle escaped from gilbert prison triggered a massive manhunt by the israeli army, leading to their capture. 2 weeks later, they were already asserting life terms for so called anti israeli attacks. her daughter fathers is the head of the palestinian prisoners club and says the trial was a formality, a coral j, letty lydia. there are 2 rack emilio vis unjust verdict. is an attempt by israel to create a false impression that it's decisions are made through an organized process such as the judicial system infects. the judicial system is a toll for the political and military institutions. and these unjust verdicts will not weaken the will of all the heroes of the freedom tunnel or the will of any prisoner real. let's come here now just here, including ah, bolstering old the lions, his jo biden's in japan for the 1st time. as you as preside

russia's military presence in syria, which is on israel's northern border, means israel relies on russia's tacit compliance for freedom of action against iranian-backed targets in syria. so, now the question will be, as the atrocities in ukraine mount and with such outrageous comments from russia's foreign minister, will israel continue with its current stance or will it go further? >> well, joining me now from bangkok, thailand, author and political of science alessia. i really want to get your thoughts on what we heard from lavrov there yesterday. >> the thoughts of lavrov are going with main line of russian narrative that everybody is guilty in their problems by themselves. ukrainians for themselves and jewish are also responsible for those atrocities, so it's -- it's like the same narrative they used when blaming ukraine in bucha, for example and other atrocities. >> does this narrative, though, olesia, does that resonate in russia? >> actually, to be honest, in the last days, the channels almost didn't discuss these questions, these topic. i mean, yeah, there are some outlets who repo

concerned about the hundreds of thousands of jews both in russia and ukraine, and because of israel's northernder with syria. israeli essentially considers the border with syria a border with russia because israel coordinates with russia to keep the calm in syria because of the military presence here. while the remarks are causing a big zistir and the ambassador h been summoned, i don't expect the position to change, isa. >> hannah schol joining us. >>> the doors were close in february. this week it reopened doors for ballet performance. i was fortunate enough to be there. here's a look at how art tries to heal in the shadow of war. >>> away from the front lines, an army of artists begin the process of mending this nation's grief. gently repairing the hurt brought on by war. at lviv's national opera, everyone has a part to play. tonight's gisele ballet will be the first full performance since the theater closed its doors almost two months ago. as musicians dust off their instruments and as the audience starts to trickle in, >> translator: for us coming to the theater is a small part of our lif

are said to have fled in a car local media claim that they were palestinians who arrived in israel's northernas said to have asked residents to stay at home. checkpoints have been set up in the city , law enforcement agencies are checking everyone who is suspicious to catch criminals, they are involved in helicopters, i will add that most of the 50,000 inhabitants of lad are members of the ultra-orthodox community, and the attack itself took place while israel was celebrating independence day. the favorite of journalists, jan psaki, is leaving the post of press secretary of the white house; her last working day will be may 13. joe biden has already managed to thank the official representative for her work and noted that she raised the bar for work in the white house janzake. it began its activities during the presidency of barack obama and at the same time became widely known thanks to resonant statements on russian ukrainian issues in in particular about natural gas, which is transported from western europe through ukraine to russia, the place of the psaki will be taken by its current castle

said to have fled in a car local media claims that they were palestinians who arrived in israel from the northern west bank of the jordan river hellas authorities asked residents to stay at home in the city set up police checkpoints check all those who are suspicious to catch criminals involved in helicopters i will add that most of the fifty thousand inhabitants of lad are members of the ultra orthodox community, and the attack itself took place on the day when israel celebrated independence day . a sharp cooling is expected in the coming days in a number of regions of russia to -5 will be sverdlovsk, chelyabinsk, kurgan regions , bashkortostan and the perm territory, night frosts will come. thunderstorms and strong winds up to 28 m/s in siberia will exacerbate the situation in tambov voronezh rostov a sharp cold snap of 10-12 °, rain will come in snow, and high fire danger meteorologists warn residents of the astrakhan region of the altai territory of khakassia tuva buryatia kalmyks in the kurgan region over the past day from natural fires saved more than 500 buildings on fires aircraft dumped

are said to have fled in a car; local shifts claim they were palestinians who arrived in israel from the northern west bank of the jordan lada authorities asked residents to stay at home in the city exposed checkpoints law enforcement forces are checking everyone. who raises suspicions for the capture of criminals involved helicopters. i will add that most of the fifty thousand inhabitants of lad are members of the ultra-orthodox community, and the attack itself took place when israel was celebrating independence day . the favorite of journalists jen psaki leaves the post of press secretary of the white house, her last working day will be may 13, joe biden i already managed to thank the official representative for her work and noted that she raised the bar for work in the white house of the jamsacki. started its activity during the presidency. barack obama then became widely known thanks to resonant statements on russian and ukrainian topics, in particular, about natural gas, which is transported from western europe through ukraine to russia, the place of the psaki will be taken by her current de

israel been motivated to not burn all its bridges with russia following the invasion? >> officials have pointed out that aside from monetary security, syria is on its northern frontier alsoern for jewish communities in ukraine and russia, concern that israel needs it to keep its relationship with both sides. those have been the official reasons given. the military consideration on operations in syria has figured prominently in israel's cautious stance on the conflict. ros: state with me. in a few minutes, the british virgin islands. there is a protest there against a proposal to bring back dect rule from london as part of a push to clear up corruption. ros: we know that the cost of living is going up in many countries. we look at kenya. since the beginning of the year, prices have risen by more than 6%. the president has announced a 4% increase in the minimum wage to help people cope -- a 12% increase >>>> in the average worker in the farmer owned sector will earn around $160. they are struggling to have meals every day. we havseen prices of fuel spike, prices of maize meal, which is an essential staple. therefore, many have been receptive to this increase, saying the go

israel essentially feels that its northern border with syria mute as well be a border with russia. >>a without russian interference there. interesting to watch the change of tone. thanks very much. coming up next, in a short time we're going to speak to the acting u.n. ambassador to ukraine on her first day back in the country since the invasion. that's coming up in just a few minutes. you'll want to watch it. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because the sleep number 360 smart bed isis really smart. itit senses your movement and automatically adjusts to help keep y you both comfortable all night. it's also temperature balancing, so you stay cool. it's so smart it knows exactltly how long, how well, and when you slept. sleep number takes care of the science, all you have to do is sleep. don't miss our weekend special. save $500 on the sleep number 360 c4 smart bed, queen now only $1,299. lowest price ever! plus, free premium delivery when you add a base. ends monday. lactaid is 100% real milk, just without the lactose. tastes great in our iced coffees too. which mas w

aside i here have pointed out that aside from that military security aspect syria being right on israel's northern. still to come: we will talk about the british virgin islands where there is a protest against a proposal to bring back direct rule from london, or part of a push to clear up corruption. —— which is all part of a push to clean up corruption. we know the cost of living is rising all over the world — and we're now going to look at what's happening kenya. since the beginning of this year, prices there have risen by more than 6%. and now its president kenyatta has announced a 12% increase in the minimum wage — he says, to help his people cope. here's more from our correspondent in nairobi, emmanuel igunza. this will essentially mean average worker_ this will essentially mean average worker in— this will essentially mean average worker in the formal sector around the country— worker in the formal sector around the country will air in around 160 us dollars — the country will air in around 160 us dollars. kenyans are really struggling to have meals every day. we have _ struggling to have mea

that's and the northern part of the occupied westbank covering in israel, the rate so another journalist was also a shot in the back and to read about actually was shot in the head and killed there . so it's really a military said in the beginning on wednesday morning that it might have been possible or likely that there was a that was hired by a palestinian gunmen that there was cross fire the palestinian journalist down the ground. have disputed this account late on wednesday, the israeli army chief of staff has said it is at the moment, are not possible to determine who are fired the short. there's of course, a lot of pressure by the international community also by the u. s. administration to get to the bottom of what happened there that was even there will suppose my israel for joint investigation. but the palestinian president mahmoud abbas had said yesterday, there was an efficient memorial service for people in ramallah to say goodbye because most of them cannot come here to jerusalem and also an official memory. so he said he is refusing to do so and wants to take the case to the

northern west bank. she was covering israel's near daily raids there following a series of deadly attacks.aeli occupation forces assassinated the journalist in cold blood and targeted her with live fire. the israeli military initially suggested that -- only to walk that back. another journalist who witnessed the -- that israeli soldiers were shooting at abu akleh even after she was wounded. her producer, who is also injured, told the ap that abu akleh was clearly wearing a blue flak jacket worked marked with the word press. her body was carried through the streets covered with the palestinian flag and that flak jacket. the white house condemned the killing and called for a thorough investigation into the circumstances of her death. benny gantz promise that the investigation would be transparent. but as some journalists who have long observe the region have noted, history does not offer much hope in that regard. the committee to protect journalist reports that 17 your lungs have been killed armored id since the start of this. hear our deepest condolences to the abu akleh's loved ones. abu a

israel, brutal occupation. i'm not surprised that the intensity how wide spread it is with her for the session began in geneva, in the northern part of the side and down to a we've been saying that she went from the side to the gates that have been from jeanine all the way off with is that your man? i counted them from israel. i must be said over and over again. city would not have been and jenny and had the israeli are not been in june and they are 100 percent responsible for her murder. they know and we know it and these have to try to hi avi state to pretend that if somebody else is baked, pause for an investigation. we've seen this time. and again, what now must happen is that you must be held accountable. we've been saying that time and time again should be in. it's not good for them to be killed by israel and i, i fear that she's not going to be the last either. it's no time for accountability and we must demand that is it because it is who is responsible for the mall and be made for very long time without sleep enough, but it has been made for such a long time. i'm hoping now with getting very, very high pro college. m

israel. jenin is the same town where veteran palestinian journalist shereen abu aqleh was killed earlier this month. on friday, the northerntown of gaylord was hit by a rare, powerful tornado. at least two people e dead, and dozens more injuries have been reported. officis describe the scene there as "catastrophic," with cars tossed and structures toppled. the national weather service has not tracked severe weather of this kind in gaylord since 1998. and, former president trump's attorney, rudy giuliani, met virtually th the january 6 select committee for more than 9 hours yesterday. that's according to two source familiar with the closed-door interview. the meeting comes as a recent court filing revealed another trump attorney, john eastman, received two handwritten notes from the president in an effort to overturn election results. still to come on "pbs news weekend"... the real price haiti paid for freedom from slavery and why it's still costing the country today. and... the painful history of native american children forced into one missouri boarding school. ♪ >> this is "pbs news weekend" from weta studios in washingt

israel considered rounding to ultra nationalist as total with. i'm rob reynolds along the banks of the klamath river in northern california, where the biggest damn removal in us history will soon get underway. ah, let's go with your headlines for the america. so here's the latest on agatha is it continues to cut across southern sections of mexico. the darker the color on this about the more intensive rain will be falling and in some spots we could see about half a meter of rain. take it toward the northern plains right now. the upper mid west. we've got some big storms lighting up here. some large hail, powerful winds and still the threat of seen a tornado on tuesday. off to the west, we go now that those showers have made a clean sweep of oregon to suns out. so that's gonna help temperatures in portland, up to 24 degrees. it is breezy for the bay area. san francisco can expect to see wind gusts of about 50 kilometers per hour on tuesday, still bursts of rain to be expected around miami, especially west of this city on tuesday, toward the top and of south america right now. still that persistent rain falling across the atlantic coast of brazil,

northern ireland. we report from belfast as voting ends in historic lex. ah. at least 3 people have been killed in a stabbing attack in israel for others have been wounded. it happened in the central city of land near tel aviv as people celebrated the day. israel were fast, who was independence day? stephanie deca reports. uh huh. the attack happened as israel celebrated 74 years of independence. this time in a lad and ultra orthodox city in the center of the country. a lad is very close to the occupied west bank. we do not talk her full indication. oh, if it's a one tourist or more, we are conducting a trace after him. now we have a helicopter with us and we are stuck in roadblocks in order to catch him. residents came out to protest in the off to moth. it's the latest in the series of attacks carried out by individuals across israel, which is left at least 14 brady's dead. a spokesperson for hamas reacted by saying these attacks were the result of israel's occupation. the palestinians. u. n. middle east envoy tor venice. lun tweeted saying he was pulled by the attack and that it was deplorable that hamas and others continu

day of provocation and violence. israel considers branding to ultra national groups as tara organizations. i'm rob reynolds along the banks of the klamath river in northern california, where the biggest damn removal in us history will soon get underway. ah, the journey has begun. the 34 world carp is on its way to cat book, your travel package today. hello, thank you for joining in. let's go with your weather report for asia. we're going to begin in sub continent, and the southwest monsoon is giving us some drenching rain for them. all these through india is careless state, commonly due, and that southwest corner of sure longer that the southwest monsoon will continue to progress further toward the north in the weeks to come. but ahead of it, we are seen some periods of scattered showers and downpours. also downpours to be expected around the bay, a band gall, specifically bangladesh from dock right through to cox's bazaar. the risk of flooding is certainly their next stop se asia, plenty of dry spells across indonesia. but it's really indo china that we've got an area of concern, especially long bangkok, some driving rain, not just tuesday, but in the d

israel considers branding to ultra national groups. as tara organizations close. i'm rob reynolds along the banks of the klamath river in northern california, where the biggest damn removal in us. history will soon get underway. ah, hearts and hazy sunshine is really the name of the game across the middle east. hello everyone. thanks for joining in here. a peak at those temperatures. on tuesday was gout $45.00 and bock dead $45.00 in kuwait, and noticed this orange and brown on our map that some of the sand and dust being spun around when gus at times will be about 40 to 45 kilometers per hour, specially as you look toward the eastern province of saudi and likely to see some dust dusty, hazy day, and though ha, with a high $41.00 degrees on tuesday, we still got heat through areas of pakistan. jacob bad at 45, but showers are limited temperatures. bish kick tashkent and sean bay. we take a closer look at bish kick and looks like showers are really never too far away. temperatures leave a bit to be desired, but by wednesday you get up to 27 degrees, which is pretty well where you should be for this year. it's common across turkey

the attack happened as israel celebrated 74 years of independence. counting his underway in elections for northern ireland regional assembly for a party that wants to leave the u. k. could come out on top of the frames once the political wing of an armed movement oppose british amnesty international says it's gathered evidence of war crimes by russian forces in ukraine. the criminal denies committing any atrocities. but amnesty is chief, says there are clear signs that cross to munitions have been used as well as the abuse of civilians and extra judicial killings. we know they are popped other back to him that as characterized rush. yes, conduct of the or steely tease from the outset. a repeated pattern large in scale, and they by stating in impact. well on a tele rivera is a senior crisis response advisor at amherst international. she joins us live not from here. thanks for being with us here. today or what kind of 1st hand reports have been uncovered. so i spend the past 4 weeks hearing ukraine investigating gross human rights abuses, violation of international humanitarian law, some which const

the attack happened as israel celebrated 74 years of independence. counting his underway in elections for northern arliss, regional assembly for a party that wants to leave the u. k. could come out on top and feign was once musical wing of an armed movement that opposed, which is no. amnesty international says it's gathered evidence of war crimes by russian forces in ukraine. the criminal denies committing any atrocities, but i missed his chief. it says there are clear signs that cross to munitions have been used as well as the obese of civilians and extra judicial killings. we know they are parked other back to him, but as characterized rush yes, conduct of the of steely tease from the outset. a repeated pattern large in scale, and they by stating in impact. let's get more now from our correspondence, charles stratford. he sent this report from cramer task. the explosion left a creature around 3 meters deep, flat and the surrounding residential portable blocks were destroyed. the blast shredded trees in the park where children usually play. this was one of a number of attacks across criminals. in

a search is underway and israel often 3 people as stat to death in the city of a lance. promising signs for nationalist party should fame off to northern ireland selection, signaling and historic political shift on u. k. prime minister, boss johnson concedes voters delivered his coffee. a tough night. ukrainian officials have again accused russia violating a c 4, which is supposed to help good civilians out of a besieged still works and the southern city of mario pole. a russian report though, says 12 people, including children, were among the latest to emerge safely. proud to go to reports. this is russia's destruct, a siege of the last remaining ukrainian resistance in maria pole. under the smouldering ruins of the hours of south steve plant are $200.00 civilians believe to be trapped on the ground with ukrainian soldiers. officials and keys say they are making a new attempt to get them out with the help from the u. n. i to receive you all to release form as a stylish, currently russian shelling and the assault on as of style has not stopped, but civilians still need to be taken out. women children, many children who are still there.

israel and egypt. you can government plans to introduce legislation within weeks to override parts of the brexit deal it negotiated with the e.u.. the situation in northernland risks escalating tensions with the block. a unit -- after misrepresenting the risk posed by a group of hedge that collapsed during the pandemic. the deal closed and embarrassing episode for the german giant. the wall street journal is reporting that data for a china eastern and lines jet that crashed earlier this year suggest someone in the cockpit intentionally tipped the plane into its fatal dissent. the jetliner was cruising at high altitude when it suddenly nosedived at high speed into a mountain, killing everyone on board. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. dani: thanks so much, juliette saly in singapore. let's get the latest on the twitter takeover and it seems like there's a new fold in that story every day. there is uncertainty about his bid to take twitter private. advisors are working behind the scenes to seal the transaction. this is what i

israel, in years. the irish nationalist “sinn fein” party is poised tonight to win elections for a new assembly in northern. it's the former political wing of the "irish republican army", and its victory in today's voting would end years of domination by pro-british protestants. "sinn fein" favors reuniting with ireland, but any such move is likely years away. and, back in this country -- just ahead of "mother's day." the u.s. census bureau reports the median age of women giving birth has risen to 30 -- the highest on record. that comes as birth rates have declined for women in their 20's over the past 3 decades. at the same time, rates have risen for those in their late 30's and early 40's. still to come on the news hour, hillary clinton peak doubt and the supreme court expected decision to overturn roe v. wade. we examine the history of abortion rights and access in the united states. david brooks and karen tumulty consider political news. and much more. >> from the west, the walter cronkite school of journali at arizona state university. judy: first lady jill biden arrived in romania today, the first st

so israel has the control over the road, the infrastructure, so, and also a water, a town in the northern occupies west bank. there has been what is known here as the battle of the flag with palestinians are going to the streets, trying to put stuff on the palestinian flag on the main street. but then they would be surprised by israeli settlers coming under the protection of these radio army and taking those flags down, causing palestinians to go again and put those flags up. they've been injured by the israeli forces. the flag here is one main way of palestinians showing their identity. it says sign of sovereignty. and let's not forget that during the 1st and to fall though, which a, during the years of 1980 or the late 1980, the colors of the flag would have been by the israeli military. so palestinians were trying to come up with new ways to hold their flag some a were even drawing water manning because they had the 4 colors of the flag on them . so it is a very symbolic thing for palestinian. and that's why we've been seeing many calls for palestinians to march the day, carrying their

israel. on may, 15th 1948th ukraine says russian troops are withdrawing from a 2nd largest city, which they have bombarded for weeks. now, the russian army has apparently stopped its advance on the northern parts of concave and now focusing on guarding supply routes. ukraine's military says russia has intensified its artillery and strikes in the eastern don't yet. squeezen are some forces on gaining territory in the east of ukraine. they have been pounding, towns and villages with artillery, and then moving their troops forward a 3 months into the war. i said, bank reports once an idyllic street on the edge of town. now, a giant crater, bricks and mortar ripped apart. this is all that remains after russian forces talk to the outskirts of blackmore in eastern ukraine, with many people's hearts and souls went to building these homes. the war has destroyed so many women. but some people are glad to be alive and grateful for what they have left. all right, thank god, everything is all right. what is there to be scared about? i have 6 children, 5 sons, and one daughter, 9 grandsons. i've done everything in life. i could his feet crunch on shattered windows as he tries to salvage what he can y

northern part of the last find this attack you carried out. it seems also according to initial reports in multiple areas. at least 2 areas of a lad is a city in central israel. it is also orthodox city. and as you mentioned there at the moment, 3 confirmed killed and at least 4 injured. so that is all the information we have at the moment. this is you mentioned coming on israel independence day marking 74 years of the establishment of the state of a drought. we have had lost our statement from mass out of gaza praising this, saying that it had basically links to what's been happening in jerusalem at the luxembourg compound. you mentioned about the access for alternation alternation fight under the status quo and they are only allowed to visit for a and over the years. you know, there have been concerns about public speaking, but there's more and more of the movement by these groups entering the site to call for the right to prayer and actively trying to pray on the compound. this is a red line for palestinians, for woodson and have masses recently made it very much part of their direct if you will. but since last week saying that this was the deadline and t

israel and of course in the west bank as well ongoing. police have named the suspect as assad rafii, and 19, and the other age 20. and they are from the northernest bank which has been a scene of frequent clashes. so that manhunt is ongoing. and the primary and a naftali s that they will get the attackers. >> and there have been more serious attacks in the recent years. >> reporter: this wave really began march 22, since then there have been 16 israelis and two foreign workers killed by israeli arabs or panhandles in palestinians and also 31 palestinians and three assailants have been killed in clashes with israeli security forces. and this latest attack was condemned by abbas and described by secretary of state antony blinken as a horrific terrorist attack, but at the same time, we have seen that these attacks have been happening and then there have been clashes between security forces and palestinians as they have gone to either apprehend suspects or people they suspect of having collaborated with the suspects or indeed to try to preempt additional attacks and then we've seen further attacks. and despite the increased security presence and t

northern senegal for palestinians have been arrested in the lightest range by his rally. believe me occupied westbank, it's thought the operation in romana is linked to the investigation into a stabbing attack in israel on thursday. for man is the hometown of 2 palestinian men accused of killing three's rallies in the central city of a land. stephanie deca has more from damascus gauge in occupied east jerusalem. various incidents on sunday night, one of them happening here at damascus gate and attempted stabbing by palestinian to her israeli police officer. he was shot also one policing in kills. he tried to cross the separation fence from the west bank, tried to cross into israel illegally. he was shot and killed. there was another incident in the occupied west banquet, palestinian a scale defense of one of the legal settlements there. he was also shot and killed by security forces. it gives you a sense of the ongoing tensions here on the ground, particularly also whether the escalation that we've seen around the block some of compound. you've had increased rhetoric coming out of gaza from yes, sin war, gases leader there calling for palestinians to carry out individual attacks. there has been a lot

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