they're ready 76 illegal settlement plays in the old city. the methods are the only palestinians left in their block. all the neighbors, settlers and the religious seminary overlooks the courtyard. i had all, i don't go home hardly for homesickness. we put this grid because they kept on throwing acid molotov cocktails, stones on us. they made our life miserable. they tried to expel us, but the sofa said this is our house now. israel's attorney general is supposed to make his position known in the cases of both sexes, rang and sing when it will set the tone for what happens next. heard of the meat edges era in occupied easters of them. i still ahead on al jazeera, no health restrictions, low vaccination rates and dwindling oxygen supplies. we look at our 3rd corona virus wave is putting a freind child, helps to them on the verge of collapse. josie is out there, but where exactly many questions remain after us. intelligence officials were unable to explain recorded mysterious object. ah hello there. we've got no shortage of heat across here at

the conflict is, or the one particular area, which is the old city and the area around the old city. we're not a secret organization, it's a very, very well known, normal regulated nonprofit organization. it's not hidden from here you get to see what we call the center of the jewish world, central, jewish life, history, heritage. everything about our connection to jerusalem. you shall, i am, starts and has continued for 3800 years from here. i like calling it the pumping station of the jewish world. jerusalem runs through not just our psyche part of our soul that is in the veins and the blood of every single junior metal with around the world is 225000 jews in east jerusalem. today. nobody is moving those 200000. my parents were born up with a very zionist, a traditional and religious home, and it was obvious one day they would come to use ro, which they did when they got married. in fact, i was in some ways started off my life here because i was conceived here in, in israel. but at some point my mom was pregnant when back to a trailer, and that's why our bridge ended up in australia

they're ready 76 illegal settlement oak leaves in the old city. the methods are the only palestinians left in their block. all their neighbors are settlers, and their religious seminary overlooks the courtyard. i had all, i don't go home hardly for homesickness. we put this grid because they kept on throwing acid molotov cocktails, stones on us. they made our life miserable. they try to expel us, but the sofa says this is our house. israel's attorney general is supposed to make his position known in the cases of both sexes, rang and sing when it will set the tone for what happens next heard of the hamid edges, they were in occupied easters of them. and finally, as they say it all the best nice program us a story of a rodents with a reputation. and it's a good one at that. meet macola who may look like just another ordinary ras. but this one stepped out 71 land mines of a 5 years in cambodia. he's about to retire and got a gold medal for his services. last year. this official job title was hero rash and he was trained by bells and charity working i

the decision to potentially have a re run of a right wing flagged march through the heart of the old city, unoccupied eastern ism. that was supposed to have taken place on the 10th of may to mark the seizure of east jerusalem in 1967, the beginning of the occupation that was cancelled at that point. because that was the day of extreme high tension and violence that ended in the launching of rockets from gaza toward seriously in the beginning of that military escalation. and so the organizers of that wanted to have it a month later this coming thursday, while the situation remains extremely fragile and delicately balanced. well, the security establishment, the police, so that they couldn't use that route designed to go to the old city through them was the quarter through damascus gate because of the potential flashpoints both within the old city and far beyond. hamas has celebrated the decision to cancel this march because the organizes said that they would not succumb to having their route changed. one of the leading members of that, organizing group a right wing, religious nationalist me

they're ready 76, illegal settlement plays in the old city. the methods are the only palestinians left in their block. all the neighbors, settlers and religious seminary overlooks the courtyard. i had also had a home, hardly for homesickness. we put this grid because they kept on throwing acid molotov cocktail stones on us. they made our life miserable. they tried to expel us, but the sofa says this is our house. now. israel's attorney general is supposed to make his position known in the cases of both sexes, rack and said when it will set the tone for what happens next. heard of the meat edges era an occupied eastern them just ahead here. all that is out to of africa, top teams get a so king big, mid match that's coming up at the school with these ah, in the next episode of science in a golden age, i'll be exploring the contributions made by scholars during the medieval period in the field of mathematics, the term algebra can be traced back to the arabic word l. jello. we're going to the limit to the technology 40 percent. often with beta fou

the old city of jerusalem has seen intense. he's really settlement activity aimed at changing the palestinian identity of the area. for many years, allison and families in the shaft era and fill one neighborhood, already facing the threat of losing their homes, who dr. hamid's report from occupy these shows. it's been a long running campaign expelling palestinians from east jerusalem all city while encouraging jewish settlers to move in. had him a boss up remembers the old days when he used to play the alley ways of the muslim quarter. here was a grocery shop. the neighbors he grew up with old garden, one after the other. the family then came history to be evicted from the home. he lived in for 47 years, along with his wife and 6 children. it was in 2019 watching the new tenants coming in and out jersey emotions. the day it hurts, it really hurts. but what can i do? it's true, this was a rental, but i am protected by international law. so if you kick me out at least return my origin of fondly home, happy family, like many of th

was at damascus gate, where the marchers gathered but were blocked by police from passing into the old citylist israelis who are being allowed to come down towards damascus gate, it's the main gate into the muslim quarter of the old city, they're bringing their israeli flags. they're allowed to dance here. this is a celebration that they hold to remember the fact that the east ofjerusalem was captured by israel back in the 1967 middle east war. it's always seen, this annual event, as being a provocation by the palestinians. but this year, it was originally scheduled to take place last month, and that was a time when tensions injerusalem were running extremely high. and that's when hamas fired its first rockets towardsjerusalem in years. it led to 11 days of deadly fighting. now, the march organisers asked for their procession to be reorganised as soon as a cease—fire with gaza took hold. that is happening now. this turned into the first big test for israel's new coalition government, a fragile coalition that's made up of left, centrist and far—right parties who may be sympathetic to those h

hopefully, christians will no longer be persecuted. >> around the corner, the reconstructed old cityoming back to life too. mohammad abou saad has run this coffee stand for a decade. as the souq's old stone alleys regain their buzz, he has customers again, though with the city's economy struggling, they've little to spend. mohammad: the market is doing alright, it's developing bit by bit. in time, it'll be how it was. people are still penniless, so it's taking time. >> a few steps away, it's easy to see why -- a jarring contrast to the shiny new souq, much of the old city still lies in ruins. a flurry of action in anticipation of the pope's visit saw rubble that had lined the streets for years finally swept away. but frustrated locals say as soon as the papal convoy left, so did the authorities. imad khudra: there's no reconstruction in mosul, it's all just promises. they claim they'll rebuild, and nothing. >> imad and his family fled their home in the old city after years under isis rule, when his son was injured by shrapnel from a mortar during the battle. his son is too traumatise

and the muslim quarter, the old city in particular, the israeli police put a stay on that saying that they weren't going to authorize because of the height and tensions at the moment. these ready government is ready. prime minister benjamin netanyahu ended up getting that delayed until next tuesday instead. so there were calls for a lot of unusual presence on the compound itself. so far, we're not seeing much to that extent of what we do have though is a message from the far right politician, it's been clear who has been banned from himself, marching through the old city today, which is what he wanted to do. he says instead, he's going to go to one of the key flashpoints damascus gate later in the day and make a protest against the police decision there. so again, there is a potential for some kind of disturbance around that. so it's for now relatively quiet, but we are monitoring to see if anything does develop during the day. i'll be sure to come back to you if it does. thanks so much. harry force, it may mazda pose. civilian leader on san sushi is being charged with corruption. she

part of the city is starting to get back on its feet, with work focused on the old city's historic sites. the mosque complex is being rebuilt, as is the neighboring square that's home to four ancient churches-- a reminder that mosul was once famed as a safe haven of religious diversity. this square became famous when the pope came here to preach of renaissance from amidst the ruins. but the visit also put a spotlight on how much work there still is to be done. these moslawis, working with unesco, the u.n. agency that works to preserve culture, are doing everything they can to restore their home to its former glory and save as much history as possible, starting with nearly 3,000 original stones gathered from the ruins of al-tahera church. so, you're collecting these and trying to save as many of these stones as you can to build them back into the church? >> exactly. >> reporter: isis used this historic christian complex as the headquarters of the al-hisbah, the religious police. the armean church became a jail, with prisoners put on trial by the syriac catholic altar for breaking their dr

they're ready 76 illegal. settlement plays in the old city. the methods are the only palestinians left in their block. all the neighbors are settlers and religious seminary overlooks the courtyard. i get off, i don't go home hardly for homesickness. we put this grid because they kept on throwing acid molotov cocktails, stones on us. they made our life miserable. they tried to expel us, but the sofa said this is our house now. israel's attorney general is supposed to make his position known in the cases of both sexes, rang and sing when it will set the tone for what happens next. what does that mean? algebra in occupied eastern m. a ban on assault weapons in the state of california has been struck down by a federal judge while declaring the ban unconstitutional. the judge also praised the 15 rifle a weapon of choice for my shooters in recent years. california is one of 7 states along with the district of columbia that has some form of assault weapons ban. president joe biden has called from nation for the nationwide for a nation wide band, whic

the security establishment, the police, so that they couldn't use that route designed to go to the old city through the muslim quarter through damascus gate because of the potential flashpoints both within the old city and far beyond. hamas has celebrated the decision to cancel this march because the organizers said that they would not succumb to having their route changed. one of the leading members of that, organizing group a right wing, religious nationalist member of parliament, he said that it is so coming to tara in return by not going through with it, but i think more broadly, many people will be reading, assign release at this next particularly, potentially very volatile occasion has so far been averted. ok, thank you so much. harry faucet, reporting from western once more had on the officer and his hour, including a close presidential race and peru. right, when candidates take a few more, a lead is narrowing with over 90 percent of the votes. now counted, we look at why india the federal government is taking charge of distributing current virus vaccine. and ukraine shirt for the eu

important gathering area for palestinians, it is the main entrance to the muslim quarter of the old cityrea had been cleared in a forceful way by the israeli police. uk inflationjumped to 2.1% in the year to may, as the rising cost of clothes, fuel, food and drink pushed the rate above the bank of england's 2% target. inflation is now at its highest since before the pandemic. the may rise was above most economists' forecasts of an increase of about 1.8%. rising inflation has raised fear that interest rates may have to increase. liz martins is a senior economist as hsbc. she explained why the inflation figures are a bit higher than expected. i think the bits people were predicting, we know fuel prices are a lot higher than they were this time last year. that part was all in the forecast. but then there are additional pockets of inflation elsewhere in the economy that are just running higher than we were expecting. one example is hotels and accommodation. as you mentioned, restaurants, for example, they are are operating with less than usual supply, they are having to implement social dist

damascus gate, where the marchers gathered but were then blocked by police from passing into the old citywho are being allowed to come down towards damascus gate, it's the main gate into the muslim quarter of the old city, they're bringing their israeli flags. they're allowed to dance here. this is a celebration that they hold to remember the fact that the east ofjerusalem was captured by israel back in the 1967 middle east war. it's always seen, this annual event, as being a provocation by the palestinians. but this year, it was originally scheduled to take place last month, and that was a time when tensions injerusalem were running extremely high. and that's when hamas fired its first rockets towardsjerusalem in years. it led to 11 days of deadly fighting. now, the march organisers asked for their procession to be reorganised as soon as a ceasefire with gaza took hold. that is happening now. this turned into the first big test for israel's new coalition government, a fragile coalition that's made up of left, centrist and far—right parties who may be sympathetic to those here. they didn'

they are ready 76 illegal settlement oak leaves in the old city . the methods are the only palestinians left in their block. all the neighbors, settlers and the religious seminary overlooks the courtyard, that i had all. i don't go home hardly for homesickness. we put this grid because they kept on throwing acid molotov cocktail stones on us. they made our life miserable. they tried to expel us, but the sofa said this is our house. now. israel's attorney general is supposed to make his position known in the cases of both sexes, rack and said when it will set the tone for what happens next. what does that mean? just 0 in occupied east jerusalem. sports news is coming up, has 2 of african top teams, get a soaking mid match. he got that and the rest of the the morning, harry with them and they were well to read for i connie, she nicea area and meeting the people in the places the sight and hearing the song, writers and musicians who composed the songs from north africa on which era when much day arrived, the green army comes to life. but football is no

now just south of the old city and occupied east jerusalem, there's a community on the edge. more than a dozen palestinian families in the c, one neighborhood were given a deadline last month to destroy their own homes. well that ended on sunday, under chappelle reports, the jobs have called this home for decades along this quiet road in the area of l. boost on the palestinian family has been told to demolish it on the grounds. it wasn't built with the proper permits. if they don't to municipality says it will do it for them and send them the bill. that was the cost financial and emotional are already too high for family. it's facing forced expulsion from their homes. that did them had rebecca, it's really hard to describe how i feel. i cannot put it into words. you never know what it means to see to whom you built and are reduced ruins. and i love. we are living in fear. there is no security. i wish we could just free time. it's next to impossible to obtain a construction permit unoccupied east jerusalem. as families have grown over the years, homes have grown with them with

let's take a closer look at this case and one is a neighborhood just outside the walls of the old city of jerusalem. there are 33000 palestinians at least, to live there. and there, increasingly becoming surrounded by jewish enclave. and in some cases, there even sharing their homes last year and is really court approved the forcible expulsion of 7 palestinian refugee families. to make wafer is really settlers and a predominantly palestinian neighbourhood. some of these families have been living in san juan for more than 6 decades after they were displaced from the old city of jerusalem in the sixty's. and in 2001 a right wing is really settler group took control of a 1900 century land trust and claim that it owned the area meant for yet many jews . at the time, the groups explicit aim is to acquire land and increased jewish presence and occupied east jerusalem. and is really laws do allow property transfer within the jewish community. but palestinians don't have that right? mama definitely represent some of the people being forcibly expelled from said one neighborhood. he says they're

now they planned to walk through the old city waving flags in the move which could re ignite tensions. palestinian factions of cold for a day of rage against the march. stephanie deck reports now from occupied eastern eastland. it's the 1st real test for prime minister. naturally, bennett and his new coalition, the so called flag march, which right wing national jewess group used to mark jerusalem day when israel occupied is truth in the 1900. 67 will now take place on tuesday, and many fear it could read night tension. it's a demonstration of power. it's a demonstration of control over the police, over the palestinian people. and the day itself, you know, we have been monitoring deployed for years and we have lots of lots of video showing that the pull it says is actually a demonstration of incitement. of lacy, susan, ah, the march was initially delayed from it's original date in may. it was cancelled just as people were gathering because rockets were fired from gaza as a warning against holding the event. and another delay from last thursday when police withdrew permission fighting

flag waving religious nationalist and right wing israelis marching through the muslim court, the old city occupied east jerusalem through damascus gate that was one of a series of events on that day that culminated in the beginning of the military escalation between israel and hammock. with those rockets fired from garza on jerusalem. throughout that day there was a question of whether this march would allow, would be allowed to go ahead. in the end, the police decided that it couldn't go through the originally planned route through the muslim palestinian areas of the old city. and so the organizer decided to cancel it, they tried to hold it again, this coming thursday a month later, when the situation is still extremely tense, both in jerusalem and between israel and hamas. you heard from the israeli defense minister benny gan said the weekend saying in consultations that it should not be allowed to go ahead. because of the public order considerations in the why the security implications, at least not in it's planned form. that was apparently the message from police to the organizations,

it's been via who's been banned from taking his own supporters through the center of the old city during the course of the day. he says he's going to try to get to damascus gate one of the flash point to protest that police decisions. so there is still opportunities for this day to really end up in disturbances. so we're monitoring all of this as a continues same time we can see behind you the, along some of the compound or expecting potential friction. that how things going i will, as i was saying, this is a relatively quiet and normal day on that front. and now there were calls from right. we go to organizations from settler organizations online to get more people than usual in terms of jewish is ready to come to the, to the compound on a daily basis during weekdays, with, with armed israeli forces guarding them. there are usually tens of people at least to come on a daily basis that would cause for hundreds to come today or significantly more. it seems relatively quiet and relatively normal so far. but as i say that the question is really, will that be an attempt to whip things up lat

and through the mison quarter of the old city, it is still being allowed to pass through occupied in jerusalem on the main road next damascus gate. it's an area seen as a communal heart for palestinians, how masses worn this could cause an escalation, and these ready police have increased security. not only here in jerusalem, but israeli army has sent extra soldiers to the occupied west bank. its prime minister natalie bennett's 2nd day in office leading a fracture coalition of opposing ideologies. many will be watching to see how he handles choose these events as a possible indication of the type of leader. he will be with stephanie decker, ultra 0 in occupied east jerusalem. southern. well hurry force, it has more now from occupied the 3 slim. the test was really for them to decide whether to allow to go ahead or not. not tell bennett, under a lot of pressure as someone who brands himself as further to the right then benjamin netanyahu, despite the fact he's governing now in a very broad coalition, will find it would have found it difficult in terms of his own base to, to cancel th

it's all my fear was that the damascus gates in the old city to protest against his decision to buy him. larry a several palestinians, he protested against politicians, presence were arrested. and israeli police. he stung grenade c, disperse the palestinians outside damascus. gates. the officers calling for both sides to leave or in palestinian flags were raised. the stun grenades. she's released at the 6th palestinians been arrested. i false at half more form occupied east jerusalem to my bank. we came here i think to make his point and also create a bit of tension. he wants to see attention on the fact that there has been a decision by the security establishment to not allow a right wing. he is a bar, right. member of these really connected, he's ready parliament. he was facilitated, has been progress in department last election by the prime minister. benjamin netanyahu was looking to shore up right when votes and he has come here to make the point that the security mate has prevented a religious nationalist. right wing slag march from taking place on this day through the muslim quart

so the organizers again said if they weren't allowed to do it through the muslim culture of the old city, they would cancel it altogether. now there was a message from hamas earlier in the day as well. what it's supposed to people saying that if this route did go ahead, then they would be a repeat, or that could be a repeat of what took place a month ago. the far right member of these already parliament, the connected, bizarre smart treachery was one of the organizes a religious nationalist himself. he's called this giving into terror in a shameful way. however, i think will, broadly, they'll probably be a cyber belief that another potentially very volatile situation has for now at least been averted. hurry, they say the has meant com tenisha, but at the same time, i believe there is a decision around shake jara coming out today. how might that affect thing? yes, this is from the attorney general. he had until tomorrow, tuesday, the 8th of june, to decide whether to give an opinion in the court case of the families who are facing expulsion from the homes in shakespeare, unoccupied, east

you tell me, my been fear was at the damascus gates in the old city to protest against the decision to buy him from the area federal palestinians who were protesting against the politicians presence were arrested. let's go live night to harry faucets, he's in damascus gate and applied east jerusalem. hurry, there's been some fairly 10 scenes coming from the area. what have you been hearing and seeing this or well, yes. so it's not that we came here, i think to make his point and also create a bit of tension. he wants to see attention on the fact that there has been a decision by the security establishment to not allow a right wing. he is a far right member of these really connected israeli parliament. he was facilitated his progress into parliament last election by the prime minister. benjamin netanyahu was looking to shore up right wing votes and he has come here to make the point. but the security supplement has prevented a religious nationalist right waiting flag march from taking place on this day through the muslim quarter of the old city unoccupied, east jerusalem through damascu

take a closer look at this particular case and one is a neighborhood just outside the walls of the old city of jerusalem. $33000.00 palestinians lived there and there, increasingly becoming surrounded by jewish enclave and in some cases or even sharing their homes last year and is really court approved the forcible dis, possession of 7 policy and found displacement, excuse me, of 7 palestinian families to make way for is really settlers in a predominantly era neighborhood. some of these families have been living in san juan for more than 6 decades after they were displaced in the old city of jerusalem in the 60s, in 2001 a right wing is really subtler group to control of 1900 century land trust and claimed that it owned the area meant for yeah, many jews at the time or the groups explicit aim is to acquire land and increased jewish presence and occupied easter roost them. and is really laws allow property transfer within the jewish community. but palestinians do not have that same rights or joining us from occupied east jerusalem is mohammed ashley. he represents some of the families being

listen, the office gates, the old city to protest against the decision to bar him. several palestinians, he demonstrated against the politicians presence were arrested. and israeli police use stun good aids to disperse palestinians. i'd side the damascus gate and as i've seen earlier, officers are calling for both sides to leap. when palestinian flags raised stone grenades, trees re lease, and at least 6 palestinians have been arrested with force. it has more from occupied east jerusalem. the law. it's a mother and we came here i think, to make his point and also create a bit of tension. he wants to see attention on the fact that there has been a decision by the security establishment to not allow a right wing. he is a far right member of the israeli connected israeli parliament. he was facilitated, has been progress into parliament last election by the prime minister. benjamin netanyahu was looking to shore up right wing votes, and he has come here to make the point that the security mate has prevented a religious nationalist, right wing flag march from taking place on this day through

and through the muslim quarter of the old city, it is still being allowed to pass through occupied in jerusalem on the main road next damascus gate. it's an area seen as a communal heart for palestinians. how masses worn this could cause an escalation, and these ready police have increased security. not only here in jerusalem, but israeli army has sent extra soldiers to the occupied west bank. its prime minister natalie bennett's 2nd day in office, leaving a fracture coalition of opposing ideologies. many will be watching to see how he handles tuesday's events as a possible indication of the type of leader. he will be with stephanie decker al jazeera in occupied east jerusalem with the number of crone of irish death in the us, approaching 600002 more than 33000000 people of contract at the virus. but with almost half the population fully vaccinated, there's hope the worst may be over my can every, for some, washington dc, as the number of deaths near 600000 members of congress gathered at the capital in this divided institution. a rare moment of bipartisanship. as democrats and republ

and tonight here in this old city, i pledge to you the commitment of the united states of america toes to that great cause, a massive, cooperative effort to conquer the evils of poverty and injustice. and out of the toil of free men will come a better, more rewarding life of the peoples of all the countries in this hemisphere of hope. ♪ >> you can watch archival films on public affairs in their entirety on our weekly series, "reel america" saturday at 10:00 p.m. and sunday at 4:00 p.m. here on american history tv. ♪ >> weeknights, we are featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what is available every weekend on c-span three. about 180,000 african-americans, both free and formerly enslaved, served in the united states colored troops in the civil war and by the end of the conflict, made up 10% of the union army. in 2015, civil war historians and reenactors re-created a may 18 65 parade of the grand republic. participants included groups representing u.s. colored troops and descendants of the soldiers, who were not permitted to march in the original parade 150 years ago.

it's am i been via who's been told by police that he cannot access the old city on this day as he wanted to do. he's due to have a statement outside damascus gate just outside the walls of the city and occupied east jerusalem in the early evening. so wait to see if that as well could trigger some disturbances to hurry for that life. is there an outside easter, islam harry, thank you. now a russian court has outlawed political organizations linked to jail, the opposition leader alex val, me labeling them as extremist. and that puts them in the same official category as groups such as al qaeda. it means now these allies are banned from running in parliamentary elections. this year. bennet smith has moved from moscow, with russian president vladimir putin main rival, alexia valley in jail. and his anti corruption foundation, now declared an extremist organisation, hooton's administration has effectively closed all, almost all avenues of legitimate opposition to his government, to say, to welcome all was bad in this trial. we couldn't even talk about any sort of adversarial system or quality

calling from march through the old city authorities that can go ahead next week. if the route is changed. on a claim of voter fraud and peruse, presidential election is threatening to cause weeks of political wrangling. socialist federal castillo holds and narrow lead over conservative rival cake for maury. after sunday's pole for maurice says, 300000 votes were suspicious, but as offered no evidence. as the headlines, the news continues here, now dra 0 after witness writers of destiny stadium. that's the watching bathroom out there. well talk to pirate radio station, radio caroline, on 11617 voice the station radio power line of the english codes has a bigger audience. bbc network combined. and within earshot of israel, the voice of ronald speeches. there's no propaganda. a force for change or transience to movement. rebel review ships on out. there are this is the up in canada. i helped a lot. we'll get the job. get into use it. when did you get the one that i me in. i just feel like when i get the baggage i oh oh, the news ah oh o. as in session, glad to lose y

reports that 17 palestinians were injured in jerusalem's old city. out. as former prime minister benjamin netanyahu is moving out of the prime minister chair on sunday. israel's new prime minister bennett, bolstered into power by a coalition of anti-netanyahu parties that agree on almost nothing else. joining me now, kelly cobiella. the new government is sworn in. now that netanyahu is out, where do things go from there? >> reporter: well, this was their first test, really today. what happened here at damascus gate with the ultra-nationalist marchers was something the new government approved. a government that is filled with not only a right-wing prime minister, but also a wide variety of parties in that government. but nobody said, if anybody said no to this march, they surely didn't say it very loudly. this did go forward. this plaza earlier today was filled with hundreds of flag-waving ultra-nationalists, some chanting death to arabs, others chanting anti-palestinian and anti-arab slogans. it was not entirely peaceful. we spent about an hour here

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this is the main entrance for muslim worshippers into the old city.s into the corridor of the old city. the police blocked the entrance. they did not allow the marchers to go through. but thousands arrived. they were dancing, waving israeli flags and shouting some incendiary slogans, such is jerusalem is ours, jerusalem is our home. some were even chanting things like death to arabs. this is seen as a very provocative move. the march was condemned by the palestinian prime minister. we did hear from the hamas spokesperson that such a march would cause a reaction. now, of course the question is what will come out of this. does this cease-fire now hold? will we see any more action from hamas or from the israeli military? rosemary? >> hadas gold joining us live from jerusalem. many thanks. >>> still to come, mr. biden enters his summit with vladimir putin appearing united with his european allies. we are live from brussels. that's next. it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv serv

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march through the old city this week. johnson races, anti arab, and anti muslim slurs. meanwhile, israeli security vehicles was that on fire after a raid on a wedding in the palestinian israeli town of darrell, i thought, but he said they were responding to reports of gunfire at the events. witnesses though, say the situation escalated when an officer fired his gun, one palestinian israeli was seriously wounded. as was one is really officer ah touch off to 2330 g. these are your top story so far today. iran hardline chief of the judiciary abraham racy, has one friday's presidential election. however, voter turnout was the lowest in the history of the islamic republic. the us state department says iranians were denied a free and fair election process. but washington will continue negotiation to say the 2050 nuclear deal by the scenes in direct talks between iran and the u. s. are continuing in vienna, iran's foreign minister, java the reef says it is going well and they can reach a deal before. right. you see officially ta