have a good ramadan hopefully will get to prayers with good health. good services. at dusk it's time to pray and break the day's fast. for the next month millions across the world will observe this ritual of purity and faith. turning out some sport and football fans turn their attention to the bundesliga is relegation play off tonight and a chance for a fairytale ascent into the big leagues for tiny hartstein key and that's a club that's just moved into germany second division last year and with a second so small bill need a major upgrade should they make it to the first via the blue plaid hodge time keane must get off the boards over two legs of this play off in order to move on the first matches tonight in both the second on monday in the northern port city of key. the argentine football legendarium out of donna is heading to belarus he served as the chair of a small top flight club with big ambitions dinamo breast is the club just last month maradona stepped down as coach of a club in the united arab emirates now a new adventure for the nineteen ei

ramadan is time for celebration. yet, with the recent violence against gaza, palestinians are struggling to stay positive as the holy month begins. >> usually, people wait all year for ramadan to come, hoping it will come with all of its blessings. this time, ramadan has arrived alongside massacres, martyrs and sacrifices. that's why ramadan this year will be miserable. >> israel has blockaded gaza for over a decade. 1.8 million palestinians remain trapped. trade is affected. for many business owners, staying afloat here is never easy. finding a reason to celebrate is another bailey struggle. -- daily struggle. >> the country's ebola outbreak has entered a new pha after a case of the deadly virus was detected for the first time in the northwest city -- 44 cases have been reported. three of those confirmed. thousands of doses of the ebola vaccine arrived in the country on wednesday. to tell us more about this, william is standing by. re authorities telling us about the country's ebola outbreak at this stage? >> the he

here in pakistan with the moon in view ramadan has officially started. central to this holy month is fasting from sunrise to sunset muslims abstain from food and drink it's meant to bring the faithful closer to god and to those less fortunate. we truly understand those who aren't able to find food ramadan is very important in this regard i think even those who find fasting difficult should try it to understand those who are hungry. for believers daily routines are replaced by contemplation and strengthening their faith. ramadan brings us all together i hope for unity and peace for the muslim community god willing we'll have a good ramadan and hopefully we'll get to prayers with good health. good services. at dusk it's time to pray and break the day's fast. for the next month that millions across the world will observe this ritual of purity and faith. to the u.k. now where last minute preparations are underway in windsor for the much anticipated wedding of prince harry and meghan markle sporting patience and patriotism of joy the fans are already gatherin

doing ramadan and there's always the sense that a war can break out at any time and there's a lot of uncertainty about what's coming next can you claim a middle east correspondent thank you very much for that update. the first urban case of the deadly ebola virus has been detected in the democratic republic of congo the outbreak has entered a new phase according to the country's health minister after spreading from the countryside it's now been found in the northwest city of i'm in dhaka the latest outbreak has already claimed twenty three lives the fear now is that it could spread rapidly in densely populated areas. the first batch of the a bowl of vaccine arrives in kinshasa the capital of the democratic republic of congo storage fees are rushing to stop the latest outbreak from spiraling out of control the vaccine itself is still unlicensed but the world health organization says it's proved effective in human trials and it's the only thing available that might help stop this deadly virus. our first priority with the vaccinations are the health workers and also those who have been

have a good ramadan hopefully will get to prayers with good health. deserve good almost language services. at dusk it's time to pray and break the day's fast. for the next month that millions across the world will observe this ritual of purity and faith. football fans still on the attentions of the bundesliga as relegation play off tonight and a chance for a fairytale ascent to the top tier for tiny hartstein keel that's the club we just moved into a gym the second division last year and they have a stevens saw small they need a major upgrade should they make it to the first division. it's time to pray. and break the day's fast. for the next month millions across the world will observe this ritual of purity and face. football fans turn their attention to the bundesliga as relegation play off tonight and a chance for a fairytale ascent into the top tier for tiny hartstein key that's the club we just moved into jimmy's second division last year and they have a stadium saw small they need a major upgrade should they make it to the first division of the b

cash strapped and impoverished hopes ramadan brings an and to suffering and war. is by the siege of the tough situation ramadan is always a happy moment we enjoy the month and so do our children all this while shells still land in our areas. is a city battered by war. forces loyal to president hardy have been trying for months to repel an offensive by the whole thing is to control yemen's largest city the three year long siege is baking everyone suffer so never lower. prices are rising and that's a huge burden for us i used to buy goods for a cheaper price and now that's impossible this is a war in the seed push prices of basic goods soaring and people haven't received their salaries for a month. sunset is when muslims break their fast moment of quiet for his show and he's really but his biggest concern is what might happen next when fighting breaks between feuding factions in his fighting that has already claimed the lives of thousands of people may listen billions. the u.n. security council has held an emergency session after attacks in gaza israeli forces struc

increase during ramadan but this is not to say that we should stop them. i'm god and on let me just finish actually got the safety from the united arab emirates you. actually hear all the evidence accidents just produce the evidence. actually didn't increase so what i'm saying is if she's right in some respects bought we have to work with the my my issue is can we ensure that sees other companies insurance is aware of those people who are actually fasting then becoming a risk not eating or drinking for ten hours nor do you know these exceptions and if the person is not well of the issues and they can like defer that period of time but surely the insurance company should know if your job in a boss and your fasting then they should know it's common sense increases in traffic accidents do occur it is a fact so she's right in some respects wrong in the autumn one hundred eight are just going straight on the being fired but there is evidence there is no we're not saying that we shouldn't religion but what we've seen is it needs to be managed it needs to be mana

for the past week and indeed for the next three weeks most of them fostering during the month of ramadan between summers and sunset no food or drink only done in solidarity with those less fortunate and as a time of spiritual reflection but leave going to take a sort of story now involving a european minister correct. stirring up the holy month with her comments or he is especially online so it's denmark's immigration minister names in there sobered she's being criticised for suggesting that muslims are better off not going to work during ramadan because they pose a danger to society while fasting and those are her words in a column she wrote saying i want to call on muslims to take me from work during the month of ramadan to avoid negative consequences for the rest of danish society her remarks as you can imagine prompted backlash especially in muslim communities all across scandinavia did marx muslim union posted a message on social media say thanks but no thanks reminding her that muslims are adults capable of functioning in danish society even while they're fasting julian he's an edi

and we look at what life is like during the holy month of ramadan and war torn yemen. the summit between donald trump and kim jong un still hasn't officially on bob's preparations for it certainly north korea's former spy chief arrived in new york on wednesday and later had to know what the u.s. secretary of state while the russian foreign minister is saying a mad as in pyongyang for talks on diplomatic editor james reports from new york. arriving in the united states the personal emissary of kim jong un here for crucial negotiations which will decide the fate of the on again off again summit between his leader and president trump. general kim yong schol is staying in this hotel close to the u.n. for just two days the planned date of the summit in singapore now less than two weeks away hence the hectic diplomacy with meetings between the north koreans and the u.s. in singapore at the demilitarized zone between north and south korea and here in new york where secretary of state mike pompei o is meeting general kim at the white house they say it's president trump will ma

hour on i'd spoken danish minister faces a backlash for her comments on the islamic holy month of ramadan we've got down story and more right after this. we are now experiencing the end of a thirty year bull market in bonds which means are entering a period of rising interest rates and so the urgency to get deals done before that any cost is applied toward financing whatsoever needs to happen quickly so i predict in the next twenty four months we're going to see the biggest wave of mergers and acquisitions ever in history by a factor of ten just thirty or forty percent of everything that's traded out there gets gobbled up and taken private. join me every first week on the elec simon short and i'll be speaking to us in the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. twenty minutes into the program welcome back a top danish minister sparked outrage after she called the effects of ramadan a risk to everyone in her story burke said the fos thing leaves muslims observing the holy month locking energy when it becomes dangerous for the rest of society i want to call on

and face even sloss this is the bus holy month of ramadan and we can't even eat properly when we break our fast out of fear some of our livestock were injured and we ran out of food for the buffalo. it has not been a peaceful start to ramadan since the ceasefire in this volatile disputed region crumbled more than a week ago. in the wee hours we were eating before fasting and heavy firing began we ran with our livestock for our lives we are in constant fear. several people have been killed on both sides of the border more than eighty thousand have been driven out of their homes and are seeking refuge in these temporary shelters. oh my god we have small children their education is hugely affected because schools have been closed for so many days india should react to pakistani aggression and once and for all. as has become the custom in the seventy one year old dispute both the indian and pakistani governments retreated to their usual positions blaming each other saying the other has violated the cease fire hundreds of times this year killing civilians and soldiers in india fear has inte

and i want to say happy ramadan to everyone. thank you. >> supervisor sheehy: i'll be joining with supervisor breed on an inmemoriam later. i have one for mark kirkland, a san francisco native who spent most of his life in san francisco. he's the beloved spouse of arlo smith and he passed away from cancer last week. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor. supervisor stefani. supervisor tang? >> supervisor tang: as you read already, i'm introducing legislation and i want to thank supervisor safai, breed, sheehy, peskin and yee. we're trying to ban plastic straws here in san francisco, because basically, they suck. they can contribute to litter on the streets and harm the environment. so the legislation will do a couple of things starting july of 2019. we are going to ban plastic straws and that includes plastic compostable straws. instead, you would be served with either paper straws or reusable ones. or stirrers, cocktail sticks, toothpicks, cup sleeves, lids, you name it, all of that, those accessories will only be available to cu

caneen: ramadan al-hayek, you talk about what you expect to happen next?hat are you advocating for now? actually, we're talking about the gaza strip, which is under an israeli siege from more than 12 years ago. power,is occupying already disengaged from gaza in dish control the air and land and sea of gaza strip. so in the coming days, there might be another shift toward the free world in order to convey the palestinian people's message in gaza strip and the palestinian code. -- we're talking about a siege that is more than before. for example, 2018 is the most worst year in the papast 12 yea. it is on the verge of collapse.. all aspects of life in gaza strip is becoming more dangerous. amy: and whahat does it mean to iou, ramadan, an israel citizen, people like zohar are on this flotilla? actually, international law and international convention supports humans regardless of the religion or citizen. is an israeli citizen and come into the gaza strip. the people in gaza are waiting with warm feelings for her and the other free people who will come here to s

thank you very much and happy ramadan for all. >> miss cross? >> i am going to bring to your attention some need for additional thinking on this matter of homelessness and the structure and the processes of homelessness. as you know, in san francisco, as you know while every new generation of people thinks well, we're going to have the report that will end homelessness in san francisco. instead, we get more homeless. and it isn't practical. i've identified a couple of places. i can't maybe talk about all of them at this point, but i want to say there is an absence of fair administrative hearings for other problems in the city. there always seems to be someplace that offers a fair administrative hearing, but we don't get that for the homeless. the homeless are ordered to do this, ordered to do that. you're on the streets if you don't do what we say. now that does make for a civil society and i would like to have this matter addressed by the mayor's office and this office in a rational way and rational way is not something that you have a lot of s

cash strapped and impoverished hopes the ramadan brings and to suffering and war. is by the siege of the tough situation ramadan is always a happy moment we enjoy the month and so do our children all this while shells still land in our areas. is a city battered by war. forces loyal to president. have been trying for months to repel an offensive by the healthiest to control yemen's largest city the three year long siege is baking everyone suffer so never lower. prices are rising and that's a huge burden for us i used to buy goods for a cheaper price and now that's impossible is our head of. the war in the siege pushed prices of basic goods soaring and people haven't received their salaries for a month. sunset is when muslims break their fast moment of quiet for him and he's really but his biggest concern is what might happen next when fighting breaks out between feuding factions in ties fighting that has a right to claim the lives of thousands of people mainly civilians. we've got a lot more to come on this al jazeera news hour including ukraine being criticized for

welcome back a top danish minister has sparked outrage after she called the effects of ramadan a risk to everyone and a story book said that fall sting leaves muslims observing the holy month knocking energy and becomes dangerous for the rest of society. i want to call on muslims to take leave from work during the month of ramadan to would negative consequences for the rest of danish society i wonder if a religious order commanded observance or fourteen hundred year old pillar of islam is compatible with the society and labor market that we haven't demarc into eighteen this can be dangerous for us there are spoken politician clarified that bus drivers hospital workers or people operating heavy machinery are a danger to themselves and to others if they haven't eaten all day the minister is already known for making controversial statements aimed at denmark's muslim community in twenty seven c. in the politician posted a photo of herself holding a cake is that a break the country's fiftieth measure on tougher immigration laws and with the refugee crisis continuing to divide denmark all g

with the view of thanks so much for your time how much effect my guess chief executive has the ramadan foundation. controversial white helmets group praised by the west as a rescue team working in syria has been guaranteed continued support by the british prime minister to resign may. last week the trumpet ministration froze the u.s. funding with thousands of civilian lives at risk will the prime minister stick up pledge the government to plug the funding shortfall that now exists and is sure these heroic rescue workers can continue their work. and can i say to the honorable gentleman we recognize the very important and valuable work that the white house mates are doing they are as he says doing this in be difficult conditions they are incredibly brave to be continuing that work we do support them we will continue to support them and my right understand the international development secretary will be looking at the level of that support in the future while the issue was raised today during prime minister's questions that's the weekly session where m.p.'s from across the chamber can ask

christmas ramadan different times really just. trying to be very much involved in grander trying to address the consumer on a personal level or something but at the end of the day sometimes it's a big. it's it's just very much just connected from what actually is going on and no they're not useful at all i did say ninety nine percent of the ladies who are waking up for school it's actually very laughable. donald trump has appointed a new commander of the u.s. nato forces in afghanistan. nato led mission to help afghanistan get rid of terrorists in which the u.s. played a dominant role starting back in two thousand and two lieutenant general austin miller becomes the eighteenth commander of the seventeen year campaign that means the afghanistan mission has had a new commander every year on. average the latest u.s. watchdog report says the campaign has brought little good to afghanistan. but it's good. to me. nothing.

thank you welcome back a top danish minister has sparked outrage after she called the effects of ramadan a risk to everyone in the story book said that false thing leaves muslims observing the holy month lacking energy and it becomes dangerous for the rest of society i want to call on muslims to take leave from work during the month of ramadan to would negative consequences for the rest of danish society i wonder if a religious order commanded observance of fourteen hundred year old pillar of islam is compatible with a society and labor market that we haven't demarc into eighteen this can be dangerous for all of us me outspoken politician clarified that bus drivers hospital workers or people operating heavy machinery are a danger to themselves and others if they have an eternal day the minister is already known for making controversial statements aimed at denmark's muslim community in two thousand and seventeen the politician posted a photo of herself holding a cake to celebrate the current of the country's fiftieth measure on tougher immigration laws and with the refugee crisis continui

christmas ramadan different religious occasions they're trying to be very much involved the grander trying to address the consumer on a personal level or something but at the end of the days sometimes it's a big. it's it's just very much just connected from what actually is going on and no they're not useful at all i did say ninety nine percent of the ladies who are waking up for school it's actually very laughable it's been a pleasure having with us on this thirtieth thanks for sharing some your time with us here at r.t. international plenty more of the worldwide news headlines are coming your way in about half an hour. you never know what's around the corner i never was in the pub even the. excitement is that knowing that's where the adrenaline in much comes from. going to an extreme through all. the violence he's a punk and. a schizophrenia. we can do these things and behave badly. important people of course but before that all. goes well so for the last one. hundred million infirmed. rule don't follow through thought. i would roll or where no piper you really beautiful don't going to g

welcome back a top danish minister has sparked outweigh the she called the effect of ramadan a risk to everyone and a story books about fall staying leaves muslims observing the holy month lacking energy and it becomes dangerous for the rest of society i want to call on muslims to take leave from work during the month of ramadan to would negative consequences for the rest of danish society i wonder if a religious order commanded observance of a fourteen hundred year old pillar of islam is compatible with the society and labor market that we have in denmark in twenty eighteen this can be dangerous for all of us. the outspoken politician clarified that bus drivers hospital workers or people operating heavy machinery are a danger to themselves and others if they haven't eaten all day the minister is already known for making controversial statements aimed at denmark's mostly in community in twenty seventeen a politician posted a photo of herself holding a cake to celebrate the country's fiftieth measure on tougher immigration laws and with the refugee crisis continuing to divide denmark ou

mack is under fire after releasing a tutorial for its muslim clients on what makeup to wear during ramadan apparently it's best to do it before the traditional priest sunrise meal. i can barely open my eyes were mac comes out was glamorous look what mike thinks the so-called luke is versus what it actually looks like. you know thinking back i'll stick with my nature traumatize folks look at your own soap or. this would have been great for any fatah party or indeed me couple it's great that max maddox want to diversify their marketing but come on please consult muslim women before running with the stuff. cosmetics do you mean tar because for three thirty am and no one that's like. a little bit humorous when you look at the exaggeration the disconnect that is existing between the public relations firms in these big corporations who are trying to kind of you know includes include you know. christmas ramadan different religious occasions they're trying to be very much involved the grander trying to address their desire on a personal level or something but at the end of the day sometimes it's a

christmas ramadan different religious occasions they're trying to be very much involved the grander trying to address the consumer on a personal level or something but at the end of the day sometimes it's a big. it's it's just very much just connected from what actually is going on and no they're not useful at all i could say ninety nine percent of the ladies who are making up for school it's actually very laughable it's been a pleasure having you with us here on our international thanks for sharing some of your thursday with us here is just turning half past the hour here in moscow and your world news continues at the top of the hour. since. europe must be much stronger in making the decision at twenty eight can we around the table agree on tough measures and these are china always or us in the end of the unfortunately is the answer to that so far is not truly europe is being too weak and that's why we end up being beaten on the head sometime by the chinese some time by the american and dad got to stuff. with little make this manufacture consent to stick to the public will. when the rulin

christmas ramadan different religious occasions they're trying to be very much involved the grander trying to address the consumer on a personal level or something but at the end of the day sometimes it's a big. it's it's just very much just connected from what actually is going on and no they're not useful at all i did say ninety nine percent of the ladies who are waking up for school it's actually very laughable. now with just two weeks ago until the biggest event in football the free for world cup national squads and official delegations are starting to head to russia hundreds of peruvian fans to cheer their actual team which left the country ahead of the tournament before the official world cup. i mean moscow three will take part in say friendly second saudi arabia and also sweden thanks to brought the first match of the two wouldn't take place in the russian capital on cheap assault. so that's how the news is looking so far today here in our say morning and how. in july twenty second team i'll set up a freelance journalist working with our team militant shelling in syria. on his secon

christmas ramadan different religious occasions they're trying to be very much involved in grander trying to address their desire on a personal level were something but at the end of the days. times it's a big fluke. it's just very much just connected from what actually is going on and no they're not useful at all to i could see ninety nine percent of the ladies who are waking up for school it's actually very laughable and is out international thanks for joining us here and sharing some of your time with us i will bring you more of your top worldwide news stories in about half an hour. completely. you never know what's around the corner you never know what's in the pub even to walk into excitement in fact not knowing that's where the adrenaline in much comes from. and you can use a nice blend definition and the extremes will probably support. the violence he's a part of and it's almost a schizophrenia gang culture where you can do all these things and behave badly. i. don't want to be full of all this colorful it all. goes well so focused on the last. punishment and infirmed. role. in the

after release to tauriel for its muslim clients on what to wear what kind of makeup to wear during ramadan apparently it's best to do it before the traditional priest sunrise meal known as opposed to who're . i can barely open my eyes were mac comes out was glamorous look what mike think. he's versus what it actually looks like. no thinking back i'll stick with my nature traumatise folks look at your own soap or. this would have been great for him if top want to look for a need me couple it's great that max medics want to diversify their marketing but come on at least consult muslim women before running with the stuff. cosmetics do you mean tar because for three thirty am and no one of the clock. a little bit humorous when you look at the exaggeration the disconnect that is existing between the public relations firms in these big corporations who are trying to kind of you know includes include you know. christmas ramadan different religious occasions they're trying to be very much involved the friend they're trying to address the consumer on a personal level or something but at the end of

is under fire after it released a tutorial for its muslim clients on a what makeup to wear during ramadan apparently it's best to put it on at three in the morning before the traditional preview sunrise meal known as so who're. a little bit humorous when you look at the exaggeration the disconnect that is existing between the public relations firms in these big corporations who are trying to kind of you know includes include you know. christmas ramadan different religious occasions they're trying to be very much involved in grander trying to address the consumer on a personal level or something but at the end of the days sometimes it's a big. it's just very much just connected from what actually is going on and no they're not useful at all i did say ninety nine percent of the ladies who are waking up first it's actually very laughable. michael's big trip across russia visiting world cup host cities is nearing its end. goal keeper reports from the city has a special significance for the great dane because that's where his nation and his son casper will start their world cup drug. it's. wel

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christmas ramadan different religious occasions they're trying to be very much involved the grander trying to address their desire on a personal level. but at the end of the day sometimes it's a big fluke. it's just very much just connected from what actually is going on and no they're not useful at all i did say ninety nine percent of the ladies who are waking up for school it's actually very laughable. but finally there are just two weeks to go until the biggest event in football the fee for world cup and the national squads taking part in official delegations are already starting to make their way here to russia. you can see hundreds of peruvian fans here who gathered to cheer their national team as it left the country before the official cup i mean in moscow peru will play two friendlies against saudi arabia and sweden brought the first match of the film to take place in the russian capital in the stadium on june the forty. so that brings up site that's how everything is looking so far today we're back with more thirty five. you never know what's around the corner you never know what's

on top of that, this week is also the beginning of the holy month of ramadan. that comes with its own tensions. all of that gives so many flash points to this week. but one thing is absolutely for certain. this is a week where israelis will be celebrating. ♪ >> reporter: israel recently marked its 70th birthday with marches and speeches. among the reasons to celebrate was this. >> we are delighted with president trump's decision to move the embassy here. it -- it says a simple thing. peace must be based on truth. >> reporter: but why is this such a big deal? israel has always seen jerusalem as its capital city. why not the rest of the world? a bit of history here. israel was established in 1948. jerusalem was a split city between israel and jordan for nearly two decades after that until 1967 when israel occupied east jerusalem and the west bank. when israel annexed east jerusalem in 1980, countries pulled their embassies out of the city in protest. that's because east jerusalem is supposed to be the capital of a future palestinian state. the u.s., meanwhile, ha

christmas ramadan different religious occasions they're trying to be very much involved the grander trying to address their desire on a personal level. but at the end of the day sometimes it's a big. it's just very much just connected from what actually is going on and no they're not useful at all i did say ninety nine percent of the ladies who are waking up for school it's actually very laughable. that there are just two weeks to go until the biggest event in football the fee for world cup and the national squads taking part as well as the official delegations are starting to make their way to russia. if you see hundreds of the pretty fans say who gathered to cheer that national team as it left the country before the official world cup i bring in moscow peru will pay to friendly's against saudi arabia and sweden abroad first match of the tournament set state by state russian capital on june fourteenth. so that's all the new safe today here not international going to have more news for you as usual in thirty five minutes. you never know what's around the corner you never know what's in the

welcome back a talking danish minister has sparked outrage after she called the effects of ramadan a risk to everyone and a story book said that fall stating leaves muslims observing the holy month lacking energy and it becomes dangerous for the rest of society. i want to call on muslims to take leave from work during the month of ramadan to would negative consequences for the rest of danish society i wonder if a religious order commanded observance or fourteen hundred year old pillar of islam is compatible with the society and labor market that we have in denmark in twenty eighteen this can be dangerous for all of us. the outspoken politician clarified that bus drivers hospital workers or people operating heavy machinery are a danger to themselves and if they haven't eaten all day the minister is already known for making controversial statements aimed at denmark's muslim community in two thousand and seventeen the politician posted a photo of herself holding a cake to celebrate the country's fiftieth measure on tougher immigration laws and with the refugee crisis continuing to divid

millions forced from their homes by war who received from local charities during the holy month of ramadan there are tens of thousands. in the opposition controlled province of idlib in recent weeks with nothing they don't have homes or jobs they are among the seven million syrians who are refugees in their own country and who the united nations says are vulnerable syria still burning there are pockets of fighting throughout the country seven million people live their homes and they remain internally displaced the borders are closed people are trapped inside their situation is dire there are millions of syrian children who are not going to school there are people without shelter without water sanitation health coverage food their fetching for themselves people are moving from one place to another u.n. agency is responsible for humanitarian action in syria are warning of consequences if they don't receive the funds they need so far the international community has donated less than one third of the five point six billion dollars required funding . will have a direct impact on the nutritional

that attack happened on ramadan, just like it's ramadan today, it happened on the fifth of ramadan.based in pakistan and pakistan is blamed for supporting them. they're quite brutal. when it comes to coming out at large scale attacks of their proven themselves, they have a capability to do and carry out such and such, so most to blame them for that. she was talking about the attack that happened a year ago in the afg ha n that happened a year ago in the afghan capital of kabul. we can show you the tanker that the bomb was actually detonated inside that red tanker there, let's show you the aftermath there. as well as those killed at close to 500 people were injured in what was the deadliest attack to hit kabul since 2001. bbc pashto spoke to one man whose son is still missing. translation: are still hoping my sun might be alive, but ap is not and i am still around, might be alive, but ap is not and i am stillaround, i might be alive, but ap is not and i am still around, i will look after his orphans, this is destiny, what cani his orphans, this is destiny, what can i say. here's sana

the face events last this is the bus holy month of ramadan and we can't even eat properly when we break out out of fear some of our livestock were injured and we ran out of food for the buffalo. it has not been a peaceful start to ramadan since the ceasefire in this volatile disputed region crumbled more than a week ago. in the wee hours we were eating before falsity and heavy firing began we ran with our livestock for our lives we are in constant fear several people have been killed on both sides of the border more than eighty thousand have been driven out of their homes and are seeking refuge in these temporary shelters. how might it get we have small children their education is hugely affected because schools have been closed for so many days india should react to pakistani aggression and once and for all. as has become the custom in the seventy one year old dispute both the indian and pakistani governments retreated to their usual positions blaming each other saying the other has violated the cease fire hundreds of times this year killing civilians and soldiers in india fear has int

outbreaks in modern history experts of course for a public health campaign during the holy month of ramadan. french president emmanuel matador has arrived in the pacific island of new caledonia he's been greeted with pro france rallies across first trip to the french territory comes ahead of an independence vote in november the majority of the island's indigenous kind of ethnic group support a food break away from france under tell us more from the mail. there are about two thousand people taking part in this pro france march these are people who come november will vote for new caledonia through a main part of france they're holding it now of course because president is in the territory and they want to make their views very clear to him officially the president is neutral in this upcoming referendum he says what he wants is the whole process to be seen as bad as legitimate because thirty years ago when there was another referendum on independence here that was not the takes those who wanted independence did not see it as legitimate and they boycotted the process in fact all process broke d

new embassy opening tomorrow the nakba day the catastrophe day for the palestinians the day after ramadan starting later in the week of the holy month for muslims and of course last night israel won the euro vision song contest there's a lot of high tensions and the city of has already used to very high tensions all right so let's talk now about the opening of the u.s. embassy in jerusalem tomorrow it's a highly controversial move why is that. so it's hard to to understand exactly why it's so controversial without going through the entire history of the city but as we have to remember jerusalem was originally supposed to be divided between the east for the palestinians and the west for the jews for the israelis and it has remained controversial whether or not israel holds all of the land or just the west part there and because of that most countries choose not to recognize roussillon as israel's capital even though israel maintains it is their capital and to keep there and the most countries keep their embassies in tel aviv which is what the u.s. has done up until now and so this announce

day is the knockabout day of the palestinian catastrophe day end of the week marks the beginning of ramadan the muslim holy month and of course remember last night israel won the euro vision song contest so there's a lot of competing narrative threads going on here that are contributing to as we've said these heightened tensions now with regard to the embassy we know president trumps decision to move american operations to jerusalem has triggered some controversy especially since the brakes decades of u.s. neutrality how might this move impact the peace process. well we have to remember there isn't much of a peace process happening right now in the first place and one of the big concerns is that this move moving the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem will basically kill any future chance of reviving the peace process and that is certainly what we've been hearing from the palestinian side now on the israeli side there are a lot of mixed feelings some people of course feel that this is of course a catastrophe but there are a lot of people who are simply saying look this is the reality je

knockabout day the day of catastrophe marked by the palestinians end of the week is the beginning of ramadan the muslim holy month and we have to remember last night israel won the your vision song contest so there's a lot of intersecting threads of a story coming together here are my let's talk about the opening of the u.s. embassy in jerusalem now it is a very controversial move why is that. it's hard to understand exactly why it's controversial without understanding the entire history of the city of jerusalem of basically israel has always claimed that the entire city of jerusalem is their capital which is not something that is internationally recognized and in fact jerusalem day marks the time after the nine hundred sixty seven war when israel annexed east jerusalem which is what the palestinians claim as their capital now most country is keep their embassies in tel aviv in order to avoid any sort of controversy or clash with the palestinians in order to in part facilitate the peace process but the u.s. is now moving their embassy to jerusalem which is actually a promise that the u.s. ha

day the day after which is that what the palestinians mark is that catastrophe day not to mention ramadan the holy month for muslims starts later in the week and israel just won the euro vision song contest last night there's a lot going on here in a city that's already used to rather high tensions well let's focus then just on the opening of the u.s. embassy tomorrow in jerusalem now this decision by u.s. president donald trump has sparked a lot of anger can you give us a brief overview of why this move is so controversial. it's hard to really articulate all of the emotions that go into jerusalem without going through a whole history of the city of a basically there are several u.s. presidents who have indicated that they were going to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem in what is essentially supposed to be a show of solidarity with the jewish state and an acknowledgement that jerusalem is the capital of israel which is something that israel has maintained basically throughout its entire existence we know that president clinton back in the ninety's and president george w. b