is rosie in some way a little bit of you as well?le bit, or a point of view. you know, certain characteristics. a little bit. they always say, write about what you know. there are some childhood experiences she has, like she experienced grief. i lost a parent, so did they. >> reporter: what made you want to write a book? >> i've always loved writing. i'm studying english literature before i went into music, so it's always been a passion of mine. i love reading as well. i didn't have a lot of money when i was you know, young. so, you know, i always used to go to the library, get a book out. it was always really important to me. i think when you write, the secret you discover, you get to decide what happens. you get to play god. who lives, who dies. who what was, who cries. it's a really powerful thing. and let's face it, sometimes we don't have that much power in our own lives externally. so i quite enjoy that process. >> reporter: and music lovers are in for a treat. >> i put music in the book. you can actually scan a bar code, you g

rosie: thank you. it's an unusual partnership, a world-class hospital and world-class performing arts organizations. a model in the growing field that brings together health and the arts. jeffrey brown reports from houston for our ongoing series, canvas. >> we will get a look at your throat and vocal cords. jeffrey: we're up close and personal with 25-year-old opera singer emily treigle and her vocal cords. this is her instrument, requiring constant care and attention. [singing] >> and it's not like, you know, i'm playing the trumpet or piano. like if something goes wrong, you can see it. you know, it's all in here. so, you need the professional to be able to go in and make sure that everything's going well. jeffrey: in july, after multiple tonsil infections, treigle, a mezzo soprano, had a tonsillectomy. all went well, and this day, she was getting a check-up ahead of the houston grand opera's new season. for someone in your position, what's the thing you have to deal with or worry about most with you

no, your mum's name was rosie. you mention my mother again and i'll put one in your head!asper, don't! what about the woman at the abattoir? what woman at the abattoir? after the war, when you worked there. you hung her up like laura. no, son, i'm not... i'm not following you at all. when you... when you wrote "sorry" on the car out there, you... yes? you have no idea who i am, do ya? yeah, i do. you killed laura wishart! mate, i don't even know who she is. sit down! son, maybe you can help us. you... go and grab that-- grab that picture up there. show it to jasper. take a look. you take a look. see, that there's rosie. she's your mum. yeah? she's holding you, mate. you recognize your dad? yeah? see, he's my son. bullshit! jasper, he's your grandfather. liar! you fucking liar! no, jasper, don't. step back! jasper, you can do as you wish with that firearm, but... will you listen to me first, please? there's something you need to know, something i'm ashamed of. but i gotta tell ya. all right? mate, i disowned your dad when he married your mum. that's why he took her name, yo

rosie mitchell knows 'ust how others. rosie mitchell knows just how frustrating - others.rustrating it - others. rosie mitchell knows just how frustrating it is - others. rosie mitchell knows just how frustrating it is to i just how frustrating it is to have an appointment cancelled. she has waited two years for a full shoulder replacement and had surgery delayed because of a doctors split pull stroke stop well, it's depressing. it affects every part of your life, because you are in pain and because you don't sleep properly and you don't know what's coming up and also is on your mind, because nobody wants a major operation. i'd just like to get it out of the way and start to get back to some kind of my normal life. so far, and adjust _ kind of my normal life. so far, and adjust drugs _ kind of my normal life. so far, and adjust drugs have - kind of my normal life. so far, and adjust drugs have led - kind of my normal life. so far, and adjust drugs have led to l and adjust drugs have led to more thani million and adjust drugs have led to more than i million cancelled operat

as the do we use rosie budget reports, bridges ports on hydro, electric dams. these are all parts of brussels latest page to compete with beijing . it's called google gateway, a part of infrastructure investment funds design to rival china as belts and road initiative. as make your opinion, the most attractive partner for developing economies, racing to expand from many countries around the world. investment options are not only limited, but they all come with a lot of small print and sometimes with a very high price. sometimes it is the environment that pays the price. sometimes it is workers. no country should be faced with a situation in which the only option as to finance this essential infrastructure is to sell its future. as a host of world leaders descended on brussels this week. the you signed screeds of new deals, a renewable energy package with bond goodish critical role materials contracts with the d r c. and some via the plan for fiber optic connectors in egypt. but some wonder who benefits most from this approach, which is that essentially about pu

right, so you've got to end with that report that actually rosie joins is from brussels. now rosie, what's the reaction been from lead to is gathered. why you all this week as well? it's been a really optimistic approach overall. we heard plenty of the leaders, they're really trying to sort of sell their country as an investment destination. so for example, the prime minister of bangladesh gave a speech in which she was talking about her transport links and the geographic location of the country. hard that could, you could incentivize and say investors. similarly, we heard from lucky, solid present of senegal. we heard not report talking about the abundant potential resources, clean energy potential of the african continent. of course, that's important. those leaders because the summit has also included private sector investors. however, there has been a lot of criticism of this initiative over the past couple of years since it was 1st the nice, but it's perhaps a bit unclear that there isn't a clarity on the government structures. the results of criticism early on that i

congratulation, rosie and leroy. i can't believe the system worked. we've been following this all for years. burn pits 360. you got all that worked out. and still more to do, but people are getting money and help. and the supreme court ruled the right way, and you got your $2.5 million. what's your reaction? leroy, you start. >> jake, thanks for having us this afternoon. and you know what? after almost seven years that, you know, justice finally prevailed from, you know, just starting our battle, county court and going up to the legal system and to the u.s. supreme court. and then finally getting that opportunity to bring our battle back to texas, finally september 29th, after over this decade of this injustice that was served that finally i have that peace. >> it's amazing. it's amazing. rosie? congratulations. >> jake, thank you. i mean, as you know, we've said it before. we couldn't have done it without le roy's amazing legal team. this is primarily as a result of an injustice that happened to le roy. you know, i stood by him to advocate for him an

it's dona rosie amazing person and amazing cook. >> dona rosie's specialty, a stuffed jalapeno. >> teachook the chili. it's a mixture between two cultures. the mexican one and the spanish. >> yet another of veracruz's culinary gifts to the world, the famous jalapeno originated here in jalapa. 60 miles inland from the port, the capital city is nestled in lush, fertile landscape. jalapeno peppers have been cultivated here since the time of the aztecs. >> just eat. >> just dig in? >> just eat. >> what's inside of it? what's the filling? >> it's many ingredients. it's tomato, it's rice. >> mm. >> i know this is beautiful because it's a traditional way. but i'm going to introduce you to my version. >> i don't know if you can top dona rosie's, i don't know. >> to create a modern of version, we need a suitably modern space. the vibe is stripped back and simple. i suspect the food will be anything but. >> this is what's going to go insidehe chili? >> yes, inside the chili. >> he explores different african influences like fried plat taken. >> raisins, that's very spanish. >> he combines with cape

out. rosie you look very closely at the scandal. now is this a case of a few bad apples as a pole is government is claiming, or is this really systematic fraud as well? that is the question which is on everyone's lips here. and it's certainly one which prosecutors say they are looking into it, depending on who you talk to nicole, you will get wildly different kinds of just how wide spread this issue was. so, according to prosecutors and according to the government, we're talking about a couple of 100 cases, which would mean relatively isolated incidents. whereas if you talk to the opposition, they are using figures more like in the hundreds of thousands because we are looking at the total number of bases that poland has issued for work permits. i'd say, well, if it's happened in a couple of cases, a couple of 100 cases, perhaps it could have happened in all of these cases too. so it's certainly something which is really heating up the political debate here. and i can tell you, i've been in the country for a few days, reporting on th

as the though is rosie bertrand reporting from crockett o. thank you so much. i the we started the show with nobel laureates unaware of winning and unable to share the prize with her family. we do want to end on a more positive note though, because some of this year's winners are even lucky enough to still have their parents around to celebrate. the good news with drew wiseman is 64 and he won the nobel prize for medicine this week. for his work on and lauren, a vaccine technology along with counseling curry go university of pennsylvania and posted this heart warming video of him calling his elderly parent hi, it's your son here. okay. i have some news your call? yeah. i won the nobel prize. congratulations to see you. yep, thank you. a dozen that want to make use calls to repair incentives are and type of make sure to stay informed. stay engaged and to stay in touch. so you can follow our team and ask, formerly known as to order at the, the use myself, nicole underscore flish for now from all of us here on the day. thank you so much for spending parts of your

c w's rosie birch. it went to also to find out poland is a promised land for the people here at vase for soul work permits. office. i want to say here the people are very good. the suicide they are very good people. everything is very good. a vision at the least kitchen stuff or we're cold. mohan just got his papers renewed, but getting here wasn't easy. he had to apply to the embassy in india. then when we go india, there they will not, the money is almost like that. but the 3rd person will take too much money is problem for, for me to send it. so we have to, you know, put our lands and other things in the bank and we get the money. and we pay, they didn't see. yeah. after of digging money, they would have stories like this one have sparked a media store. i'm here in poland because that to the bought china is one of the few newspapers which regularly criticizes the national conservative government. and when a minister was suddenly sacked last month, investigative journalist followed elite. so i think e

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but the thing is, the thing is, rosie, you know, whenever a housing developments proposed, is, rosie,ou know, whenever a hou:know, zvelopments proposed, is, rosie, you know, whenever a hou:know, they'll1ents proposed, is, rosie, you know, whenever a hou:know, they'll always 'oposed, is, rosie, you know, whenever a hou:know, they'll always be)sed, you know, they'll always be a group of people who say, no, i'm objecting to this. >> don't want to see this. and >> i don't want to see this. and because it might affect their view or it might affect they think it it might think it fear it might affect their price whatever. their house price or whatever. and so if forever local objections are carrying so much weight with the local authority, then we're never going to build then we're never going to build the houses that we need. that's the houses that we need. that's the the point keir the that's the point that keir starmer making. think . starmer is making. i think. >> the issue is that >> i think the issue is that firstly the right kind of houses aren't being built. they are always unafford

, we are the descendants of the kyiv rosy, great ukraine, this is what happened, this is history, at cathedral of the ukrainian orthodox church. on may 22, 2022, a decision was made that condemned kirill, separated from muscovy, and now it is declared independent, so what he is saying here is a lie, this is the first thing that regarding traitors, we have more traitors in the security service of ukraine, in the police uoc, so now the sbu and the church must be banned, and you know how many requests there are in society to ban the supreme councils and what now, we have to go to this populism and ban it, why do this split in society, why do most of the military , who are dear colleagues, please finish further, yevgeny, i still can’t hear you, the minute has already ended, whatever please, the floor is given to people's deputy huzy, ihor volodymyr, deputy group, party for the future, after that krulko, and after that we vote, so honorable people. colleagues, please take your seats so that we can, in a civilized parliamentary manner, express your position, the position of the parliament,

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if folks had been in santa rosie o'donnell was peaches it 1st thing is it's the same time because to know what's happening here of them. these images seem disturbingly real, but in fact, the meticulously staged compositions creat advise on the rosie o'donnell view. tell you in, photographer focuses on moments when everything falls flash. yeah, he's working on a new catastrophe, photos and you run something with a felicia. i'm very happy liberty sheet, but i have to get the picture in the can. if you know i can't calm down until the photos done of city and i know some of that included all this much can be told. the peaches teaches an old woman, a totally boy, a classic sports car. and to get the scene is a reference to a social issue. the more on that later the irony of these mishaps comes from realizing the interesting can change in a flash, essentially shutdown of nuns from his own experience. jordan ocean develop a nice guy. i was coming from a fitness center on my bike and didn't see a pothole in a b stone of my head. i flew up and crashed sooner, but out of about 3 or 4 meters. r

marie: rosie the riveter. war ever used in recruiting. so when you look at this image, this is a butch woman and masculinity is praised at this time, so it's like, you know, be masculine during the war effort, help the country. and that changed the landscape for women and their ability to connect to each other without men. craig: a lot of people experienced that during the war and then, after the war, they thought to themselves, "well, that's where i wanna live now." and so, l.a., a lot of gay people thought, "oh, there's a place for me here that certainly didn't exist in my small town back in nebraska." marie: they're able to live on an identity that they couldn't live out in their home towns. and so it created a community that needed spaces, and those spaces were the gay bars. craig: after world war ii in the late '40s is where you really see gay bars, specifically, start to emerge. marie: so in los angeles, you had a whole strip of bars that was around vermont and 8th. the open door, the star room, the patc

it's so rosy, because it's rosy, that's why that they also persecute people in russia who publicly expresss against the war, and also bring criminal cases against them. do you generally follow what is happening inside this country, is it possible now in today's putin's russia, after the large-scale attack on ukraine, is there any human rights protection at all? well, he exists there, or they do still did not come to that. the point where they finally turn into the third reich or the fourth reich, and this requires more effort and more of this kind of dedication to work, precisely, precisely because of this tendency to imitate work, i believe that they have not yet had time to do this, there are real lawyers who take very, very big risks, my colleagues who work honestly, who do not imitate the work of a defense attorney, who really work hard to protect their own. defensive, they, they really, really risk, they might as well end up behind by the way, but you understand that neither real political opposition nor protest in the sense that we are used to this word, this sense, but peaceful ther

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our reports are rosie purchase met some of those hoping and praying that their loved ones will make it out alive. after a moment of silence, israel's national anthem echoes through quiet crowds outside the european parliament and brussels. we're here with the president of the european council. the president of the european commission and all of you as one to express a solid diety inside a group of israelis bustles between meetings with parliamentarians, making the case for more action. we need to know i'm actually laser photos of loved ones, 11 of whom are presumed kidnapped by him. us look at this family. ok. they're not on these. riley's many of them sion. she's a german citizen as well. we're really asking for the you to take responsibility and bring their citizens back home after the horrors and the weight is that good. nice thing is a burn the house who's a cube everyone. and they took him to him and we're just trying to save whoever is to, i think your opinion says age stands with israel. but the block has also warns the country against blocking supplies to go. so cutting, what d

whether using a european unions headquarters, these w's rosie perch. i've met some of those hoping and praying that their loved ones will make it out. after a moment of silence of israel's national anthem, it goes through quite crowds, outside the european parliament and brussels. we're here with the president of the european council, the president of the european commission, and all of you as one to express, i was solid. i received inside a group of israelis bustles between meetings with parliamentarians, making the case for more action. we need to know i'm actually laser photos of loved ones, 11 of whom are presumed kidnapped by him. us look at these family. okay. they're not on these. riley's, many of them sion, she's a german citizen as well. we're really asking for the you to take responsibility and bring their citizens back home after the horrors. know the weight is like an ice thing. they burn the house, who's a cube everyone. and they took them and we're just trying to save whoever is to europe in union says age stands with israel, but the bloc

called in the conflict few policy in brussels, where the european union is headquarters that the w is. rosie purchased, met some of those hoping and praying that their loved ones will make you down to live. after a moment of silence, a israel's national anthem, it goes through quite crowds, outside the european parliament in brussels. we're here with the president of the european council. the president of the european commission and all of you as one to express. i was sorely directing inside a group of israelis bustles between meetings with parliamentarians, making the case for more action. we need to know i'm actually laser photos of loved ones, 11 of whom are presumed kidnapped by him. us look at this family. okay. they're not on these. riley's many of them sion, she's a german citizen as well. were really ess, cable for the you to take responsibility and bring their citizens back home after the horrors. and the weight is like a nice thing. they burn the houses, they keep everyone and they took them and we're just trying to save whoever is the i think your opinion says age stands with isra

to share with one's be repeating union to pressure israel to find and rescue the hostages to w as rosie birch and spoke to and brussels, she wrote, welcome to dw, can you tell us what you know about your relative so far? so basically, on saturday morning we got the news to keep which was rated by from us. and we lost contact with 11 of our family members that he'd in their shoulders. and since then, haven't heard anything, maybe seen just to be someone of to come in person to video. but the last contact and we got 2 pieces of information that led us to believe that their houses were broken down and were empty. so now we believed it there in the cause of script, hopefully alive. how you feel so many family members. so to information it's hard to communicate this and be in touch with my feelings because it takes a lot of strings to tell the story for my cousins who might be orphans for the the young kids for you were to not tour 8 and 3 years old my cousins, kids, it's very hard to put it anymore. it's just, i can just say that the you really don't wish it to anyone to be in this situatio

here i suppose political cross roads grows neighbors that peace brought to you by dw rosie bird try. here's a quick look and a reminder of the top story we're following this. our israel says it's moving to the next stage of it's offensive against the mos and casa prime minister benjamin netanyahu. riley troops on the border of the palestinian territory. had it been expected results waves of is really here. strikes a targets in garza over not and will, and that they're coming up next. the 77 percent takes a look at the struggles. advocates, l, g, b, t q, community faces. as after a short break, a reminder, you can always get news any time on d w dot com. i'm like looking for me in the team here. thanks for watching and bye for now. the . the hello and welcome to the 77 percent. and then in addition, we're going to talk about the relationship. and of course we also wanted to find out what a test results we found and what makes relationships. what if he lets me the me and i listen to the 77 percent next on dw, it's time for visionary for sustainability. but also for horsepower. the, it'

european union. poland is ukraine's closest neighbor and has taken in large numbers of refugees, dw, as rosy bertrand reports lights relief from the motion weight of lean more. but this refugee support center and more so ukrainian children get free psychological help for case worker lena offering this sort of solidarity is part and parcel of being published even though i moved. so yeah, i, i sorry, but i think it's like, i don't know, it's like really the same board. they're like we have the same cost of the same fords. it's so many things that are really come on we, we just do it because there is no other option. the po and just become home to almost 1000000 displaced ukrainians. and over the past year and a half or so has also stepped off as one of keeps closest political allies. in fact, to this gateway for weapons transfers, a training hub for ukrainian soldiers and pushed fellow your opinion states to offer you create a path toward membership moves which have helped to pull in to boost its diplomatic quotes. the image has certainly improved. you can feel that the shift has moved is acce

on the occasion of goodness one reads a rosy afarbowka pakrytstsya. you and we will share more valuable parts. geta argynal cavalki. more bright, hellish geta ўzho praca restaўrataraў. yes , the palaces were flanked by two adnapavyarkhovs with high wings. the yans created a front courtyard with circles near the center. in the photographs of smoke from 1914 there are good tank flanges and a circle of regular geometric shape. the left wings lived. the service lived there and all the work of the hedgehogs was there. i have brought it into my garden . respect from the side, there admyslova yon would have been crushed there, if not to go around getting in a circle casual packs. kligil nasuprats - geta gaspadarchaya pabudova, from another flock of 19 centuries there was a herd there, on the part of 20 hectares, there is already a softening whole stud farm, and the animals are familiar within the borders of the russian empire. the area near the courtyard was decorated with gates that looked like two parlors, covered with a garden and a short alley. the yard

by contrast, ruby on the left and rosie were separated when they were just 2a hours old.don say they always get the same reaction when they tell people they were once conjoined. what?! they're like, really? because we are separated now and they wouldn't really think that we were conjoined like that as well. are you proud of being conjoined? yes. we obviously do fight a lot, we do scream at each other a lot. we get mad at each other, but then we always still have that bond that we know we'll be sisters forever and we'll other forever, and we'll care for each other forever. all these twins have an enduring connection with gosh, something they and the hospital are happy to celebrate. fergus walsh, bbc news. quite the celebration. you can go to the bbc news website for all the very latest on the israel— gaza war. we have a huge team across the middle east contributing to the live page. to stay with us on bbc news. hello. good afternoon. some very autumnal scenes earlier on this morning, particularly across northern and eastern areas of england with some patches of mist and fo

rosie got on in devizes town centre. i've been doing some shopping.stmas shopping, you see. a beautiful sunny day, but, yes, everywhere tells you start now, get ahead. it keeps everybody in the villages sort of in touch with what's going on. because i can be quite flexible about going out for fun, then it works very well. you just have to check on the times that the buses are running and fit yourself around then. i think if you were going out for an appointment, you would probably have to plan ahead a bit more. philip, who has kept a close eye on transport options round here for years, says this is better than nothing. but some issues need ironing out. for example, with the availability of time slots and the booking technology. i think it�*s good. you know, i�*ve got no problem with it, but it�*s got to be more accessible for people that perhaps are a little bit unsure. in many more rural parts of the country, it�*s become increasingly difficult for traditional commercial bus routes to make enough money to keep going. a group that speaks for county an

the w's rosie or chart spoke to her in brussels. she wrote, welcome to dw, can you tell us what you know about your relative so far? um, so basically, on saturday morning we got the news to keep which was rated by from us. and we lost contact with 11 of our family members that he'd in their shoulders. and since then, haven't heard anything, maybe seen just to be someone of to come and present a video. but the last contact and we got 2 pieces of information that led us to believe that their houses were broken down and were empty. so now we believed it there in the cause of script, hopefully alive. how you feel so many family members. so little information. it's hard to communicate this and be in touch with my feelings because it takes a lot of strings to tell the story for my cousins who might be orphans for the the young kids for you were to not tour 8 and 3 years old. my cousins, kids, it's very, is it hard to put it towards it just i can just say that the. yeah. you really don't wish it to anyone to be in this situation. thank you

the situation is radically different, well, today the future in america also does not always look rosyre simply scientists with their experience that the future can bring those dividends , which biden promises not to bring to them, while they see perfectly well that the elderly president, who is clearly already unlikely today, even he, biden, is unlikely to take advantage of the fruits of his investments, in all these... conversations about the need for a sharp increase in military assistance and support, especially since today this really means dragging the americans into the war, all initiatives for some reason the settlement of their relations with israel and, in general , how the situation in the middle east will develop, plus, it directly affects the united states, because today oil prices have already risen sharply, and if further... military actions occur, this will continue to increase the risk of the military, the risk of rising oil prices , energy prices, now on the eve of the winter season, this could lead to a sharp surge in inflation in the united states of america and wit

whether you're opinions headquarters, these w's rosie purchase, augment some of those hoping and praying that their loved ones will make it out. after a moment of silence, israel's national anthem echoes through quite crowds, outside the european parliament and brussels. we're here with the president of the european council, the president of the european commission, and all of you as one to express a solid diety inside a group of israelis, buffalo's between meetings as parliamentarians, making the case for more action. we need to know um, as she lays out the photos of loved ones, 11 of whom are presumed kidnapped by him. us look at these family. okay. they're not on these. riley's many of them shun. she's a german citizen as well. we're really a s cable for the you to take responsibility and bring their citizens back home after the horrors. and the weight is like a nice thing. they burn the houses. they cute everyone. and they took him to him and we're just trying to save whoever is to europe in union says age stands with israel, but the blog because also warns the country against lookin

so rosie, but john has more from brussels. after a moment of silence. israel's national anthem echoes to quiet crowds outside of your apartment and brussels. we're here with the president of the european council, the president of the european commission, and all of you as one to express. i was sort of directly insight a group of israelis bustles between meetings with parliamentary ins, making the case for more action. we need to know i'm actually laser photos of loved ones, 11 of whom are presumed kidnapped by him. us look at this family. okay. they're not on these. riley's many of them sion, she's a german citizen as well. we're really asking for the you to take responsibility and bring their citizens back home after the horrors and the weight is like a nice thing. they burn the houses, they keep everyone and they took them and we're just trying to save whoever is to the europe in union says age stands with israel, but the blog because also warns the country against looking supplies to gaza. cutting what caught a electricity

for instance, brussels correspondent, rosy bar chart reports the st. of a coincidence divided for weeks people have been showing up across europe to express outrage about events in the middle east. they are set free. the corridors of power have been divided too, with the european union, struggling to speak with one voice container 3 cd cartoon for to master cvd and people is a gauge international. we are friends of israel, and when a friend is under attack, we have to send to gather of calls. this is a time for us in spite, this is a time to stop. this volume is would kind of rush ahead will be no secure to, you know, p swing that you through the pulse. 10 units of terrorism continues like this. as i talk with steve adds to the mixer. commissioner saying funding for palestinians would be suspended only for officials to back truck within hours. and all this makes for foreign policy company. we explore citizen james moore and long serv. just one of the used top middle east invoice. he had developed strong european support for israel with a blog position

and risk is the hostages, dw rosie pasha, and spoke to her in brussels. you're welcome to dw, can you tell us what you know about your relative so far? um, so basically on saturday morning we got the news that the computer was rated by from us. and we lost contact with 11 of our family members that he'd in their shoulders . and since then, haven't heard anything, maybe seen just to be someone of them. some of them present a video, but the last contact and we got 2 pieces of information that led us to believe that their houses were broken down and were empty. so now we believed that during the causes of script, hopefully alive. how you feel so many family members. so to information it's hard to communicate this and be in touch with my feelings because it takes a lot of strings to tell the story for my cousins who might be orphans for the the young kids for you were to not tour 8 and 3 years old my cousins, kids, it's very hard to put it anymore. it's just, i can just say that the yeah, you really don't wish it to anyone to be in the situation. thank you fo

feathers not just within europe, but also in the other world, for instance, brussels correspondent, rosy bar chart, reports the streets of a coincidence divided for weeks people have been showing up across europe to express outrage by defense in the middle east. they are set free. the corridors of power have been divided to, with your opinion, struggling to speak with one voice electricity, a cartoon for to a mass where she'd be and people lose a gauge international. we are friends of israel and when a friend is under attack, we have to send together because this is a time for us in spite. this is a time to stop this volume and is a good kind of to be know secure to, you know, police. when you say you through the past 10 years of terrorism continues like this invite talk with steve adds to the mix of commissioners saying funding for palestinians would be suspended only for officials to back truck within hours. and all this makes for foreign policy company, citizens, james moore and long serv. just one of the used top middle east invoice. he had developed strong european support for israe

weeks. among them this 19 year old, killed and a right my is really services from us militants, don't, rosie occupied we spank. but they have support among many reasons. his team sions, in violence, worse and some fee of this could become a new background and is rouse war and here in berlin, several $1000.00 people rallied and solidarity with israel and the jewish community . they've got the central brand of bug gates among the crowd are also friends and family taken hostage by friends and family of people taken hostage by home off during its tara tax, the john and president funds by this time by asset. the country stands with his route and must do everything to preserve jewish life. it is a miracle that of the atrocities of the whole course. there's the jewish life in our country. again, that is done on the, on these, this phone is a miracle that we want to. i must preserve these every how i wish i wouldn't be necessary by them on day of how to increase security or rent jewish institutions. they are convinced from you just 9 least when you're just preserved. curious, life is a special respo

and risk is the hostages, dw rosie pasha, and spoke to her in brussels. she wrote, welcome to dw, can you tell us what you know about your relative so far? um, so basically on saturday morning we got the news that the computer was rated by from us. and we lost contact with 11 of our family members that he'd in their shoulders . and since then, haven't heard anything, maybe seen just to be someone of to come in person, a video. but the last contact and we got 2 pieces of information that led us to believe that their houses were broken down and were empty. so now we believed that during the cause of the script, hopefully alive. how you feel so many family members. so little information. it's hard to communicate this and be in touch with my feelings because it takes a lot of strings to tell the story for my cousins who might be orphans for the the young kids for you were to not tour 8 and 3 years old. my cousins, kids, it's very, is it hard to put it towards it just i can just say that the. yeah. you really don't wish it to anyone to be in this situation. th

don't rosie occupied we spank, but they have support among many reasons. his team sions, in violence, worse and some fee of this could become a new batch of ground and is rouse war. dw connie for shar, is in jerusalem and gave us an update on the situation in the west bank. but basically as the us her, the user out as the truck. they jenny refugee camps, which is the strong on various militant groups including how much that it is, but also it's not a job is a, is their effort. they say obviously tooth out, almost $1000000.00 is true, but also in west phase. now, because of the old, because of all of the sofas out on god, the truth, it seems almost like that to everything is all the violence, but it's not inside the violence. clearing out in westbank over a month is nothing new, especially during the course of the past 18 months. then it's changes a fire between ease, really influences and amenities an occupied westbank. and just like it is to order a citizen swap between a lot of people that have been taken to the streets. both sympathizers are pharma, sum

malaysians don't rosie occupied we spank, but they have support among many reasons. his team sions, in violence with some fee of this, could become a new battle ground and is rouse war dw, use connie fisher, r as in jerusalem, and gave us an update on the situation in the west bank. so basically as the just her, that's these are out as a truck. they are jenny in refugee camps, which is the strong causes on various military groups, including how much that it is. but also some job is a, is there asked or they say obviously tubes are almost $1000000.00 is true, but also in west phase. now, because of the old, because of all of the socialists out on gaza strip, it seems almost like everything is all divine and it's not inside the violence. clearing up in westbank of a month is nothing new, especially during the course of the past 18 months. in the exchange is a fire between ease ready and forces and amenities and all supplied westbank. and just like it is the orderly citizen swat called in between. and in fact a lot of people that have been taken to the streets. both the

weeks. among them this 19 year old killed and a right why is really services from us malaysians don't rosie occupied we spank. but they have support among many reasons. his team sions, in violence with some fee of this, could become a new battle ground and is rouse war. the interior and berlin, thousands of people gathered in solidarity with israel at the brandenburg gate on sunday. among them were relatives of hostages, taken by him, lost during its terror attacks of 2 weeks ago. meanwhile, several protesters were arrested at a pro palestinian march, which authorities had band for a security reasons. coming together in greece, disbelief and resolve in the house of germany's capital, thousands of people from the jewish and why the communities taking a stand against terra and hatred. it was here in the lean way. one of history's doc is chapters the whole, the cost was orchestrated. a mazda is terror attacks on october save, and he's right now with the deadliest against jews since then. something many struggling to come to terms with you guys some service. i think it's important here in the l