and we tell them this is palestine flag. they said, "what is palestine?" salti: when the u.s. is one of those countries that does not recognize any kind of palestine or state of palestine, it poses a feeling of being erased from the map altogether. lamees: this is our hummus dip with a fried pita bread, and the other one is mutabbel, which is the baba ghanoush. people, they ask what is mutabbel? and then we explain it that mutabbel is baba ghanoush, but i insist to serve my customer the right thing from palestine. everyone has to get start knowing what's palestinian food. they're gonna love it, don't worry. and so it's giving us a chance to introduce my country. it's my homeland. it's my culture. it's my food. it's my peace i'm bringing to the world. [train whistle blowing] assil: i had connected with the alta group, which is a group of daniel patterson, who's a michelin star chef. i pitched the idea of arab hospitality, the cuisine of the levant, where my family is from--syrian, palestinian, lebanese, and jordanian cuisine--in a fine dining setting. this is samaka harra, whic

they are taken in occupied palestine including in garza. and so one can only hope that that would serve as a deterrent the actions taken by the occupying power when these flare ups take place, which all too often unfortunately happen. it's dasia lubricant, which i mentioned before that you previously worked for the united nations, both in garza and in jerusalem. when you've been working there, do you have an indication, do you have a sense that there is ultimately i desire to find a solution if not a long term to state solution or whatever might be the case. but even in terms of stopping the, the rocketry either with the air strikes in the rock of firing, going back and forth between garza and israel. is there an and is there a desire to do that? or there is, is there just an acceptance that this is how things are? yeah. well, your question, thanks to response is the 1st response is the immediate that these flare ups and violence occur by virtue of the fact that there is no long term political horizon like solution which would allow palesti

where would israel palestine be? well, what's, let's just start with the fact that the president goals in the middle east have been quite limited. get back into the joint comprehensive plan of action, the j. c. per i the, the iran, there we go, which, which may happen, and to get the saudis out of yemen. full stop. i think when it came to palestine in israel, the president did go to bethlehem. he did meet with my food, a boss. of course, the timing was terrible since after the murder of awe of sharina black lay, your colleagues in the united states sort of weasely got out of saying, well, she was murdered by israeli fire, but it was unintentional. and that really satisfied, satisfied no one. i think when the president was the vice president, he oversaw negotiations between israelis and palestinians and came to the conclusion, despite his long history of supporting in 2 states was although he's a long been a staunch supporter of israel. i think he came to the conclusion that these negotiations weren't going anywhere t

i thank when the permanent observer of the observer state of palestine for his statement. now i keep sore to them affinity for israel. thank you mister president. the debate that we are holding to day has the opportunity to go in one of 2 directions . it can either mark a clear win for the international community against the forces that seek our collective destruction. or it can be a stain on the history of this council. this debate must focus on defects a terror gonna zation attempted to murder israeli civilians murdering innocent palestinians civilians along the way. and due to the terrorist, clear and present threat against our citizens, israel defended itself. there is no room for false narrative. the fact are clear. mr. president, the palestinian islamic jihad deliberately fired 1100 rockets at these railey civilians with roughly 200 landing inside the gaza strip, killing innocent palestinians and among them young children. this is, this is not an assessment. this is the hard truth. and israel has all the proof just this morning. i shared proof at the media take out c

because israel palestine is a feature of the region just like toronto feature the region. there are these issues the region. i can't tell. i mean that the senator biden, i knew the vice president biden, i knew, would never think of not talking about occupied territories and settlements. but you didn't hear much of that when he went to israel. and so are we ah, bypassing that or just putting on on hold to basically what, where would it fit if there was that, you know, steven cook coherent strategy in emily's, where would israel palestine being, well, what's, let's to start with the fact that the present is goals in the middle east have been quite limited. get back into the joint comprehensive plan of action, the j. c. parity durante, there we go, which, which may happen, and to get the saudis out of yemen. postop, i think when it came to palestine and israel, the president did go to bethlehem. he did meet with my food a boss. of course the timing was terrible says after the murder of awe of serena black lay, your colleague, grant a in, in the united states sort of weasely g

precisely gathered and arrived from both sides the escalation of the conflict between israel and palestine after the exchange there are dead and injured with blows that next is a tragedy that should not be repeated on the day of hiroshima at a memorial ceremony, the mayor of the city quoted leo tolstoy to save the gitavrege in france, they are trying to help the beluga whale, which swam in the hay between paris and rouen, experts decide what to do with it information about the blatant attack from side of the apu in the attack on the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant russia sent to the un this was reported by the deputy permanent representative to this organization dmitry polyansky the situation is fraught with man-made the catastrophe occurred at the largest nuclear power plant in europe the day before, according to information from our ministry of defense , ukrainian nationalists fired 20 large-caliber shells at the facility. the hydrogen station caught fire, the operational liquidated important compartments, they did not receive any damage, but the generated power of one of the power unit

israel means the gas sector, israel, palestine, israel, iran, and so on. in general, about this country that has been living for decades . practically everything is its own, its entire history means this its history. yes, in a state of war, it is called a three-day war, a war in reality itself. by the way, a pre-election war, because supposedly it would be beneficial to the political forces, but let 's not even start with this, and with that, and why, in your opinion, is a country like israel so powerful, with such high military technologies, and with a potentially strong army, where all of these are the duty of women and men still can't resolve this as a conflict with territorial claims from palestinian autonomy, well, look, actually. this same issue is long enough, that is, because there was a declaration by the united nations in 1948 about the formation of essentially two states on the territory of eh well the palestinians, yes, at that time, the arab plates of israel and the palestinians, and after that, when israel was created, the arab states declared war on israel, israel won tha

the palestine impreza mammoth. our bus has visited anchor, and he met turkish president, reject type, added one. after the meeting during the joint presser president, jeff taper one has reiterated his support for palestine, and he said a turkey will continue to support a 2 state solution. and he said that the normalization of relations between anchor until abbey is not going to come at the cost of turkey's mission with palestine. he said that on the contrary, the palestinian authorities also supporting these move because the normalization of relations will be for the benefit of palestine as well. he also added that turkey is going to establish a free industrial zoning. janine in palestine. on the other hand, a prison along with our boss has said that he has breathed prison ad one above the problems and the challenges that palestine is facing. now, particularly the attacks from israel on the residential area as a refugee camps, educational institutions, hospitals, and also and yours. and he said that the only way ou

yeah, there's a small fraction in palestine. it's kind of larger in the more impoverished areas intellectual, gaza. and that's why it's fighters just in spite those are going to be some of the most dedicated some of the most loyal some of the most harden fighters, because they do come from the worst of the worst of the senior refugee camps. as in janine and the north of the west bank or as in gaza. so they are show harden by 50 years of occupation that they are under existing back occupation. they have received age, reportedly from various places including from syria, iran and others. but clearly, much of their capacity is home made as it were, meeting locally in under observation, and hence their capacity to influence events is not meagre, but they have remain in court and took a coordination with us. now for i want to national the problem of your names. don't mean very much, but all the, all what it is is that different kind of seeing infections carrying the same resistance act to different degrees depending on where they're c

i met him, but with an i'm the senior palestine correspondent for mondor lives. i was thinking, yes about how you go about your work. now. we're still talking about showing up at clay, talking about the work that she's done and then you will continue with your work in journalism and in writing. but i'm going to go for how are you doing that now, how are you continuing by rehab outta who spoke to us a little bit earlier. she makes a really interesting point. i'd love you to react to it. he, she is festival. i think that getting close to john, as you know, mama is meant to estimate then, but it didn't. journalists do not cover any breaking give you was it is not even a little bit ation in west bank or even an article so. but if it is just the door, don't come in and a violation against civilian that would be committed by is the army during gets ablation. i think that giving or she, you know, wanna, is aggression against the human rights and it's still within the freedom of the breast in the middle east. i'm going to ask you all to be super honest higher. are you sc

move because the normalization of relations will be for the benefit of palestine as well. he also added that turkey is going to establish a free industrial zone engineering in palestine on the other hand, present moment. but i said that he has brief present ad one about the problems and the challenges that palestine is facing. now, particularly the attack from israel on the residential area, the refugee camps, educational institutions, hospitals, and also and yours. and he said that the only way out of this carols and the problems that is caused by the radio ca patient is a free palestinian state within the border or 1967, which is vic organized by the united nations. so mama bus with it has came right up to the decision made by trick in israel to restore full diplomatic relations and to reinstate the ambassadors for the 1st time since 2018. and today's, with it a between privilege of type ab one and mom with our bus was a declaration of the commitment between palestine and turkey. and also from the tricky side, it was an assurance to the palestinians that turkeys normaliz

i met in better with an i'm the senior palestine correspondent for mondor lives. i was thinking, yes about how you go about your work. now. we're still talking about showing up at clay, talking about the work that she's done and then you continue with your work in journalism and in writing. but i'm going to go for how are you doing that now? how are you continuing by rehab outa, who spoke to us a little bit earlier. she makes a really interesting point. i'd love you to react to it. he she has festival. i think that getting close to don't to sheila is meant to lent him it in, but it didn't enjoy. it is still not gover. anybody can give you was it is not even listed ovulation in with ben or even nga. and so, so, so, but as it is, jordan, that is the door don't come in and a violation against civilian that could be committed by is the army during gets ablation. i think that given go, sheena walker is aggression against the human rights and is within the freedom of the breast. in remedies, i'm going to ask you all to be super honest higher. are you scared going to wor

well, israel says some of the groups have funneled don't aid to palestine and fighters. the organizations deny this, that last year, the israeli army band, the groups accusing him of funding money to an organization called upon the front for liberation of palestine. 9 european nations including u. k. germany and france have criticized the ban. i say israel hasn't produced evidence to back up its claim shall on, of oren is the director of the hunk of human rights group, which is rated by israeli forces. he says israeli soldiers damaged his office but seemingly didn't confiscate anything. when we k, you know, we found that the people, they were in the c a just to try to with organizations. they came to the a, the c mill, you know, on the go. and we don't know if this is easily, we found the doors inside office that actually close the door in the interview. just go by and will be from hines. you know, that, you know, with that which is that we lost or if they can just keep anything. we haven't found anything yet with us with us. they left nothing. i'm going to use it. you k

it was known as the voice of palestine the day at on mer to home care in the yeoman, la jolla. here. it's been a 100 day since sharon's assassination, but it still feels like it was yesterday. her absence is overwhelming. my mother, we had hoped she would be among us, not her photos and memories. just like day one were still strongly demanding relative justice for sharin as true justice. i mean, she would not have been killed in the line of duty. impunity can no longer be tolerated. we should not be fighting for justice. it should be the normal course to hold the assassin into account. your son is known and israel is an occupation force, a man is sharon's assassination was not just that i hope justice is served by holding the killers into a comment and amend those who planned it handed down orders and pulled the trigger . and above all those targeting journalists in any part of the world or, or the journalism is a noble profession, but it's not a crime. the leaders of serbian kosovo have failed to reach a compromise in a dispute over vehicle license plates. but they've agreed t

i met in better with dan, i'm the senior palestine correspondent for mondor lives. i was thinking, yes about how you go about your work. now. we're still talking about showing up at clay, talking about the work that she's done and then you continue with your work in journalism and in writing. but i'm going to go for how are you doing that now? how are you continuing by? we have outa who spoke to was a little bit earlier. she makes a really interesting point. i'd love you to react to it. he, she is festival. i think that getting close to donors sheila is meant to and emma didn't, but it didn't. journalists do not cover anybody can give you what it is. not even if that a little bit ation in west bend or even an article, but event this journalist the door does come in and a violation against civilian that could be committed by is the army during gets ablation. i think that getting or she, you know, walker is aggression against the human rights and it is in the freedom of the breast in remedies. i'm gonna ask you all to be super honest higher. i, you scat. going to work

so if the regard to this to case, we'll see that palestine was at the core of the crisis between the 2 countries. palestine is quite a sensitive issue for him. took his public and also for the government. and that's why did the fraud minister or turkey is trying to give the guarantees to the palestinians that the normalization of relations with israel is not going to come at the cost of its relation. tricky lesson with the palestinians. and also the part of the day of rights. so this, in that sense, it's quite important and it seems to be sincere. however, we are, the expert here are seeing that this is also a reality of the region that is dictate in over these 2 countries to normalize relations. so last year we have seen the israeli president, isaac has all with it, it turkey and then right after that took it for the minister in may have is the tel aviv and in june, the israeli prime minister back down, he was the, for the minister of israel the met and it has been intensive tools between these 2 countries to normalize relations. and now they decided to, to, to, to, to, to, to final

. occupation in palestine and give us ourfreedom.e and give us our freedom. and stop this occupation in palestine and give us ourfreedom. and stop this kind of terror attacks on the palestinian civilians. the injuries and damages it civilian. and civilian property. always civilians pay the high price. the timing of the attack is for internal elections. they want to be able to tell of the israeli voters, we are strong and, we can make the palestinians stop asking for freedom and justice and equality. we palestinians stop asking for freedom and justice and equality.— and 'ustice and equality. we hear ou and justice and equality. we hear ou loud and justice and equality. we hear you loud and _ and justice and equality. we hear you loud and clear. _ and justice and equality. we hear you loud and clear. i _ and justice and equality. we hear you loud and clear. i am - and justice and equality. we hear you loud and clear. i am afraid i and justice and equality. we hear| you loud and clear. i am afraid we do have to leave it there. thank you

we imagine a single instrument that separate israel and palestine on 2 sides of a map. ah, but actually in the israel palestine frontier, the border had splintered into various border devices. defenses around the settlements. they are blockades around palestinian cities, the highways, its operators, borders. there checkpoints and sterile areas, and also the other border device that shrink and expand the terrain. it will to control space. you need to create differentiation in speed of movement. when you put israeli colonies on highways, you accelerate them for the space. in the same way, every twist and turn, this arrange palestinians would encounter a border, a checkpoint offense valley. they can not cross. ah, sometimes you can read politics on the most mundane of architecture element, the turnstiles in israel when they put them as the most important instrument in check form. they've reduce the arm of the turns done for you to press against the body. in case there is anything a person carries that creates her riffing situations. when people who are a little bit larger

and there is one in northern palestine and in southern they started palestine. today is their settlers. immigrants lived in the house and the house is homes, 1000 villages where it also just came from the southern part of his mother, part of his social work. and that's why i wanted to national viewers. it's always important to emphasize that this is not just a conflict between 2 people living and 2 separate sovereign independent entities. but that this is an occupation. this is not part of the regime, the logistics for decades on and it continues today. and that's why what we have this evening is a possible destination between ad resistance movement on the occupation occupying force. which is, is i want to stand by for a moment because we're going to play out some live pictures i believe from. yeah, they're life pictures right now. my one, we're looking at them out of my luck. that's in the occupied westbank where people have come out reportedly protesting against what's happening in gaza. what i wonder if you can just talk to us a little bit about the divisions

that is why it builds israeli settlements and demolishes palestine and homes. is that once fees, and that is why it needs to expand and we need to live in enclaves. when do we say enough, is enough? should we wait for the next round or the one after the next aggression? the next settlement? the next force transfer of civilians? when do we finally domains straight to the palestinian people that there is a peaceful path that leads to freedom instead of doing everything to convince them . otherwise, mister president, if 15 years old child in garza has survived a blockade that is older than he or she is. and 6 wars. how many more orders does he or she needs to survive? because as before, a seething to life, a simple and say and safe life in their homeland. the secret secretary general stated in his report on children and on conflict and they quote, i am shocked by the number of children killed and maimed by israeli forces during hostilities in air strikes and densely populated areas and through the use of live m ammunition. and by the persistent lack of accountabil

it's something that's in palestine. so it does really go on a basis for the distinctions. it means some real scoring children, the new generation of youth that are ready simply to take up their position and resistance against israel. but in the overall, i think the 1st thing in society of the guys and guys had just to remind our viewers around the world. it's over 2000000 people, mostly refugees, from historic, from israel proper today. living under some of the worst possible circumstances. some of them starving course and most of the day snore because you know, services know health care and in a big person unable to move beyond it into, into a world, into even their own testing and hinterland and started palestine. so a real serious closure breelle punishment. that's going on a case for the past 16 years, but clearly 50 years of occupation serving years. so this was session. so we're talking about generation after generation, after generation of living this sort of a hotter what these really seem to be in denial over at all, reckoning that if they can, a number of senior

he was born in palestine but fled in 1948. as he puts it from zine was tara, as the english speaking spokesman of the popular front for the liberation of palestine, the p. f. o. p. kind of fanny made good tv, but to his by no means an easy interview. it does seem that the law, the civil war has been quite frequent war. it's a people defending themselves against a fascist government. it's a moment of great confidence, of clarity, of vision of conviction. and the way of a son can a funny speaks and not clip shows all of this, this energy that was the hope of the palestinian revolution. will a conflict of 50 conflict? it's liberation, movement fighting for justice? well whatever might be best call, not whatever become a funny picks up on a very important word, which for me resonated the strongest. and this is the word whatever. this is exactly what the problem is. thought. this is a people who is discriminated, is fighting for his rights. this is a story. and this is the narrative that palestinians, unfortunately have not been ab

so this is typical of the situation where our governments use the palestine issue for their own purposes . while time egypt, of course, controls the southern gates of gas as compared to with israel in the siege of right . and just of course, being one of the mediators currently trying to, to, to mediate some sort of truce it done or bell to what extent do you think israel is looking for a way out day 3 of the talks on god's other have been more than 500 rockets fired at israel, sirens heard and tele vive. i believe the israel would be looking favourably at going for a truce a ceasefire. i believe that israel has achieved most of its goes in the operation and launched on friday. and i think that with israel needs now is security guarantees that none of jihad will not be. you know, once a truce is agreed, the will be violated by these on jihad and rockets would be fired again from the gaza strip into israel. i think that there is a good chance that the the ceasefire is around the corner. and unfortunately this is something that we've been seeing year after year or year in year out. and the

as terrorist organizations. israel says they are tied to the popular front for the liberation of palestine, which it also deems a terrorist organization. the government accuses these groups of operating under false pretenses of providing humanitarian assistance when in fact, they're helping recruit fighters raising money and engaging in fraud. the palestinian prime minister says some of the organizations targeted have been in existence before the arab israeli war of $1967.00 will continue to fund. we will continue to help this as solutions, as long as the outward pinged within did. but it's been the most and the odd. we have license them, the submit to reports, annual basis. the u. n. condemned the rates, and called on israel to immediately reverse its decision. it's unclear what long term effect the rates will have on the ability of these organizations to operate. employee say the only thing illegal here is the israeli race. they're cleaning up and say they'll continue their mission to serve the palestinian people. natasha can aim l 0 was jerusalem, or jennifer bang directs the palestine

we have always said we will continue to defend the right to palestine. jerusalem and garza. and it's important that our messages are conveyed directly at the ambassadorial level. intel of eve, that support for palestinians remains authentic. and even with the full restoration of diplomatic ties, is likely to remain a contentious difference between the 2 countries. who said that to 0, the stumble, nearly all members of argentine is powerful, trade union movement have taken to the streets in support of the governments battle against high inflation. by demanding businesses do more to keep prices don't banish . one le recalls from when a slide is the inflation hits every one, but the greatest impact is felt by workers, especially those on lower wages. all of our grantees main trade unions representing teachers construction and health workers. truck drivers and civil servants marched on congress to support the government and to demand restraint from the businesses. that price is one of the main problems is the hyper inflation we have been experiencing for some time. now. we are a

it's important with the people of palestine. if we don't preserve bell culture, who will, a lot of palestinians don't have access to an airport, the sea and to be to so this at least represents an opportunity for internal tourism. of them to do something and see something like some enjoy. i take a look at the civil k knows and wrapped it in iceland, southwest of the capital, right. can. they can the 1st time it's erupted since last september, since then pressure has been building up on the ground and that's caused the molten magma to burst through. again. kinds have been prohibited from flying over the site, but these are just some of the live pictures they're getting. and.

but should also talk about journalist being targeted in palestine, and we want to see action from the international criminal court to bring those responsible to justice. do you think that you will ever see that action happen? what we have submitted and filed the complaint not just on behalf of sharina and her family on behalf of the colleagues on behalf of ford, named john list on behalf of the media groups who were targeted in the bombings of the towers in garza. and we believe that if the international community says there has to be justice for those targeted in ukraine, it also has to accept there must be justice for those targeted in palestine and israel and the israeli army needs to be held to account for my hearing. isn't the 1st palestinian journalists to be killed by israeli forces, according to the palestinian ministry of information 45 had been killed since 2000 . his israelis had been held accountable for any of those dis no, but it also hasn't been taken to the international criminal court. i mean, the, the problem is with the international community is that people kill an

every one of these palestinian resistance farm movements in palestine are outside came about as a response to continued israeli attacks, occupation, subjugation of fort hood racism imprisonment, expulsion killing arrest. or it's incredible that the israelis on zionism for a 100 years have not been able to deal with the reality of palestinian nationalism and sovereign rights and post. and even though he says i'm, i'm happy to hear him say that he would like to stay solution, which is what i work for my life. i was born in 48. this is great to hear, but it is not what the israeli government does. it is not what the american government does and the reality of these reach one after the other emerging was brothers, the harass, and all these cheap emerging that are focused on in fact, many of them came out of jobs, which is fascinating. wasn't, has been the incubator, the post and the nationalism resistance and relevant resistance for about the last 50 or 60 years. it's always a response to what the israel is doing. so this cycle has to be seen as a cycle in which the israel is from zionism. or

we have always said we will continue to defend the rights of palestine. jerusalem and garza. and it's important that our messages can buy directly at the ambassador's level, intel vive, that support for palestinians remains assassinating. and even with the full restoration of diplomatic ties, is likely to remain a contentious difference between the 2 countries. this was out of that, oh, to 0 stumble. talk honestly now where at least 21 people, including a prominent cleric, have been killed, and a powerful explosion had a mosque in cobble and happened during evening prayers on wednesday, couples emergency hospital says it's tracy, at least $33.00 people, including a 7 year old child no group has claimed responsibility. it's the latest in a string of attacks in the telephone 6 palate last year. and the mo, the show, the room, it was evening, pray time, and i was attending the prayers with others when the explosion happened. it was a very powerful blas inside the mosque. many people were mastered and wounded. stefan salva is the director of emergency with an italian humanitarian

and remembering the voice of palestine a straight in ramallah is re name to honor al jazeera gentlemen. she reign abu aptly ah, the u. s. justice department says it's charged a member of iran's revolutionary god in connection with the plan to murder. former trump administration. national security advisor john bald sheranda, poor sa fee is wanted by the f. b, i on charge is related to the legit mode of the high a plot. prosecutors said this game was likely in retaliation to the january 2020 strike. the kill, the head of a runs, a late l could force gotham sala money. we face a rising threat from authoritarian regimes who seek to reach beyond their own borders to commit acts of repression including inside the united states. this is an especially appalling example of the government of iran, perpetrating a grievous acts of transnational violence in violation of us laws and our national sovereignty. let's bring in our white house correspondent, kimberly how could, who joins us live from washington day say, hello they. kimberly. what more do we know about this? what we know is that the 45 ye

who they called the daughter of palestine paintings and murals of her away. some people used to keep her legacy alive. as threatened, the heart of rama lowered al jazeera offices are based now carries her name. so they can at that in my easy what a she would pay attention to every $1.00 of the whether she missed a child or an old lady, thought that she would sit with them for as long as it takes to understand their story and grievances in still she has authority while interviewing politicians. she was never biased to any political party. all of this alongside her professional integrity made her an icon. yes, yes. her colleagues, remember a humble and kind woman they worked with for more than 2 decades. they say they miss working with her, especially when they covered the latest israeli war and they besieged causes trip earlier this month. but she had salami. i did it, the last to poor chin worked on before she was killed. now he's editing reports on her legacy. waterfall, that's a lot of it is tough to continue working on the da concord been side of me. at th

amy: brad parker, can you describe what happened to defense for children international palestine?y morning around 5:30 a.m. yesterday, around 100 soldiers outside of our office from the cctv footage inside the office and does it's inside, sort of rooting through the files, removing her photocopier, printer, client files. files of children that we represent in the israeli military court. physically welded shut the door didn't take day notice to the door ordering the closure of the office and essentially shutting down or attempting to shut down our activities. amy: now this follows last year the designation of six palestinian human rights groups by the israeli government as terrorist, including both of yours, defense for children international and addameer. among those that condemned this, the united nations for ministries of belgium, denmark, france, germany, ireland, italy, the netherlands, spain, and sweden. sahar francis, what has this meant for your organization? >> of course this is aimed to silence as an prevent us, as i said, offering the services and the documentation of th

i don't know, it's important with the people of palestine. if we don't preserve our culture, who will, a lot of palestinians don't have access to an air pool for the sea and to be to so this at least represents an opportunity for internal tourism. for them to do something and see something like to enjoy all officials in iceland have activated emergency plans after a volcano erupted just southwest of the capitol, reykjavik, it's the 1st time the volcano erupted since september. police have advised people to avoid.