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samer, we were in the same building for 12 years. him every day, we used to have breakfast together almost twice a week. and he was the last one i saw in gaza, the last face. then i took the bus and i left. and suddenly, i was driving in the highway in turkey, and i got a message that he was injured, not died. i couldn't continue. i'm so sorry, i'm so sorry, rushdi. i'm sorry. i had to stop by the road in a petrol station just to follow the news. talk to people there. and you know how difficult is the communication. i couldn't continue my way and i couldn't come back. i was stuck in this petrol station for two, three hours. and talking about numbers, within this year, more than 100. the committee for the protection ofjournalists has said at least 128 journalists, all but five are palestinian. and please, if anyone can remind me of any conflict or war that experienced or witnessed this number of journalists killed. many injured. when israel released some of the videos saying they are not only doing journalism, but they are doing anoth

he and his teacher samer have to improvise.nslation: we work to help children escape the effects of the war and trauma due to the suffering they've experienced and the hardships they've seen, we use music to provide them with a temporary escape and a relief from their struggles. ten—year—old abdel rahman had to have part of his leg amputated. translation: we were living a life of bombing and shelling, and i was injured in my leg. when the teacher came, we started practising on something new and we learned when we practise, we can express ourselves and feel relaxed in our hearts. his teacher is 15—year—old saleh. both saleh and samah were students at the internationally renowned edward said conservatory for music in gaza city, but it was bombed earlier in the war. over the last few months, they've been teaching in three schools, now turned into shelters for displaced children and their families. one of them is ii—year—old lina. translation: it's a beautiful feeling because when the teachers come, they help us escape this state o

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. >> reporter: american-lebanese citizen samer bawab, evacuated on a flight to istanbul. plumes of smoke visible at the airport. >> many people are waiting at the airport all day just so they can get their grandparents out, their mom out, or their daughters out. it's -- it's completely tragic. >> reporter: david, as israel plans its next move, oil prices have surged in recent days amid reports it may strike iranian oil facilities. that could impact gas prices. president biden today said israel should consider "other alternatives" to hitting iran's oil fields. david? >> david: ian pannell in beirut all week for us. >>> meantime, back here in new york tonight, governor kathy hochul says state police will be deployed to synagogues after multiple bomb threats. the threats so far found to be not credible, but new york city remains on high alert tonight amid the jewish high holy days and with monday's anniversary of the october 7th terror attacks in israel. the fbi and homeland security have warned it could motivate extremists. >>> all these years later, one of the most notorio

he and his teacher samer have to improvise.elief from their struggles. ten—year—old abdel rahman had to have part of his leg amputated. translation: we were living| a life of bombing and shelling, and i was injured in my leg. when the teacher came, we started practising - on something new and we learned when we practise, we can- express ourselves and feel relaxed in our hearts. - his teacher is 15—year—old saleh. both saleh and samah were students at the internationally renowned edward said conservatory for music in gaza city, but it was bombed earlier in the war. over the last few months, they've been teaching in three schools, now turned into shelters for displaced children and their families. one of them is 11—year—old lina. translation: it's a beautiful feeling because when - the teachers come, they help us escape this state of the war we're living in. after a year of war for these traumatised children, music offers a rare chance to let their hearts sing. jon donnison, bbc news, jerusalem. a hoard of silver pennies from the

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