and also of course in the south of israel. but especially in gaza. they've seen such situations many times. they've been through 4 wars, several of those military escalations in the past years. there's a blockade of 15 years and post phase ran hardly by egypt. so they want to see maybe if there's some easing, you know, of those restrictions. because there's the fear, you know, even so there's a ceasefire right now without a real political solution. you know, another conflict must might be just around the corner. tanya came the reporting from jerusalem. now a 2nd convoy carrying ukrainian grain has left ports on the black sea. the 4 ships all carry nearly a 170000 tons. a complex multi national agreement allows grain to travel to countries where it's desperately needed. but the 1st vessel to leave ukraine has not yet reached its destination. in lebanon, tripoli, port people are eager to see their rezone. but the ship carrying grain from ukraine is nowhere to be seen. it's not certain whether it will reach the lebanese port at all. an unwelcome surprise

he talked earlier tonight to mayor's in the south of israel saying that is well, had achieved. all of its goals are mainly what they have said to know or with the killing of 2 senior commanders of the islamic jihad. that we will be hearing a lot of deterrence or question of deterrence as well. but again, you know, for people in garza, they've seen that many times and also, of course, in the south of israel. but especially in garza, they've seen such situations, many times have been through 4 wars, several of those military escalations in the past years. there's a blockade of 15 years and post by israel, partly by egypt. so they want to see maybe if there's some easing, you know, of those restrictions because there's the fear, you know, even so there's a ceasefire right now without a real political solution. you know, another conflict must might be just around the corner. okay, the w honey kramer, reporting for us from jerusalem. thank you tonya. now, a 2nd convoy carrying ukrainian grain has left ports on the black sea. the 4 ships are carrying nearly 170000 tons. a complex man,

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israel as night fell. the w tanya kraemer is in jerusalem and gave me this update while error, its aaron's half gone off in several communities and cities in the south and center of israel after palestinian militant groups retaliated with rocket barrages. into our, the south and the center of the country. there have been intersections by the iron dome, the israeli defense system. now this comes, of course, as we heard, also the report after is very launched. air strikes into the gaza strip in the afternoon so far, the health ministry in garza, the palace in house moves 3, put the numbers of at 10 are people killed. and among them a young child and also a senior commander are off the islamic jihad, a smaller militant faction in the gaza strip, which is rude by hamas and m over $55.00 people injure. but of course we expecting this number to rise as also israel is continuing to carry out is twice as it says, against palestinian argy hard military targets. now we heard also the israeli prime minister, yet ela p. it's speaking to the israeli public and basically saying, you know, this operation will take as long as it takes is, well, has also are called up 25000 or re

at least what israel says of the israeli government, or we heard again a prime minister ya pete, sunday night just before the ceasefire went into effect. talking to me as a, in the south of israel saying that is where the chiefs, it's goals and many we heard also other officials talking about in the last 48 hours that by killing those 2 senior militant a commanders from the islamic jihad that they think they have restored just deterrence that there have weakened the organization. and just by sending the message that they have the intelligence to get to these people, they're not, you know, working in the open and also message of course in a, to the israeli public. but of course, also, you know, we've seen that time and time and again, and others agree here, that, of course, and those people will eventually be replaced. and in the absence of any political solution, you know, another conflict might be just around the corner. and you're kramer for us. thank you very much for bringing that update. china says it will continue. it's military drills around tie. one define calls to end its biggest have a show of force against the self governing island. chinese jets and ships h

but it has been certainly a very difficult night for people in the south of israel, but also of course, in the gaza strip, or the israeli military has continued to carry out as tri x they. they said that there have targeted at least 30 sites. it describes belonging to the palestinian militant group islamic jihad. at the same time, rockets have been launched all morning to have been air raid sirens. so people in the south have to stay in their safe rooms in their bumper shelters. now there's really army says that over a 190 rockets were fired since or yesterday, and mainly in the south, some in the center or with the iron dome, the defense system, and intercepting a many of them. some also fell in open areas and some also fell inside garza that is according to the israeli army. so what has been done to comb tensions between the 2 sites but eventually i'm, you know, this has to come to an end, but again, this has just started. and the question is, when and what is actually the outcome. because garza has seen many of such military escalations and for wars in the past a decade or or so. so

faction, even the defense minister, going to visit communities on the, on the 7 border and the south of israel before this, before the strikes occurred this evening. now it's happened and i think everyone's looking to see, will this escalate further? will this just be an occasion in which both sides israel on its own side before an election in this november lead to showing their strength these let me j d had group responding to that wherever it's going to be something that will snowball as things sometimes do here, townhome, thank you very much data as you how mad is a member of the mass political bureau? speaking to you earlier, he said there was no reason for israel's attack. it is no justification. that is nobody's on gonzalez. the situation goes, i was a quiet child did is no. busy any of these on for the dish or escalation, i think maybe you know, in order to get us or people stay to for crimes, does it matter because it's both between. busy badges in order to kill our people, and to create are people was more sanction of people. it's not something is tragical declaration, but i think mos

at the same time, a air raid sirens are constantly going off and mainly in the south of israel, but also in the center. a warning our residence there of incoming bulkhead fire from garza sending people their into bomb shelters or are there safe rooms? now armed israeli army had said this morning saturday morning that over and 90 rockets verified. also this number has vision sense and the iron dome intercepted many of those rockets are some felon open areas or others have fell in garza, that's according to the israeli army again. but of course, you know, you see there's no let up in this escalation that started with an israeli offensive on friday afternoon. as you say it's, it's a cycle of retaliation at the moment, but advert amy attempts at d escalating the situation when i think it's still too early to say it seems that we are right in the middle of it. and of course sir does, doesn't come as good news neither for the people living in the south rizzo. but also note in garza, a small, a territory that has been a blockaded by israel and partly by egypt for the past 15 years of the city.

and since then at the same time of air raid sirens are constantly going off and mainly in the south of israel, but also in the center. a warning our residence there and of incoming bulkhead fire from garza sending people there into bomb shelters or at their safe rooms. now on the israeli army had said this morning, saturday morning that over and at 90 rockets for fight. also this number, as vision since and the iron dome intercepted many of those rockets, some fell in open areas or others have fell in gaza. that's according to the israeli army again. but of course, you know, you see there's no let up in this escalation that started with the israeli offensive on friday afternoon. jim list has a ballou chaise based in gaza. i asked him what the situation is like there today. for the 2nd day in a row is where it continued it strikes on the civil areas and targets in gaza strip. at least 2 houses were destroyed completely off the warning to residents to evacuate. then then they read were planes, had 2 houses and separated incidents and they destroyed the 2 houses according to the minister of heal

next hours that could change the course or offer offer what is happening in a garza and in the south of israel mainly. so it depends also there are reports coming out of egypt, egypt as the traditional mediator between all sides. and that they are really pushing a for a ceasefire. but it depends what the part is here. think they're half achieved, know how they see their objectives here. and also so far, you know, hm, us had state lottie a, you know, on the sideline, so we have to see what's happening here today in jerusalem. and how this will unfold in the next hours. ok, the w correspondence tanya cream? i thank you. wow. taiwan says huge chinese military drills appear to be assimilation of an attack on the island region has conducted some of its largest ever maneuvers around taiwan does week u. s. how speak or nancy pelosi vista to taipei on get china, which regards to south will in ireland as its own territory. relations between beijing and washington have no stopped. as the alarm is sounded, soldiers aboard this destroyer in the waters off taiwan, immediately go into combat mode. oh, so do

at the same time of air raid sirens are constantly going off and mainly in the south of israel, but also in the center. a warning our residence there, of incoming rocket fire from gaza, sending people there into bomb shelters or at their safe rooms. now on the israeli ami had said this morning, saturday morning that over a 190 rockets for fide, also this number as vision since. and the iron dome intercepted many of those rockets, some felon open. the areas are others have fell in gaza. that's according to the israeli army again. but of course, you know, you see this new led up in this escalation that started with an israeli offensive on friday afternoon. and it hasn't belushi as a journalist, base in gaza. he updated us on the situation there. for the 2nd day in a row is where it continued. it strikes on several areas and targets a strip. at least 2 houses were destroyed completely off to warning their wisdom to evacuate than days where, where plains had the 2 houses separated incidence and they destroyed the 2 houses according to the ministry of health, the ways to 15, including a 5 yea

militants have continued actually all through the day to launch rockets towards, mainly this south of israel. also there was a rocket and was wanting to work a rocket barraged towards tel aviv tonight. the israeli army says that since the beginning of the offensive that is, were launched on friday afternoon, 350 rockets were fired from garza into a israel ad communities there. the i ran down the israel defense system has shut down many of them. some also landed an open field, but they also have been some hits on a factory, for example. and some also fell in garza territory that's according to the israeli military. and so i just remind us what to lead to this latest ex escalation. why would he source and the report there was a built up of tensions after israel and arrested a senior, a leader of the palestinian islamic jihad in the occupied west bank in jeanine beginning of last week. and then the anticipated retaliation from this lament deheart for this arrest and for the rates it's carrying out in the occupied west bank for many months now. they had close to no roads and had told people resi

they're saying they're gradually on easing the restrictions on people living in the south of israel that were under heavy rocket fire in the past days, you know that they still need to stay near shelters, but that might be east, you know, in the morning hours of course, we also heard as from a statement last night from the israeli prime minister, that if there is any violation of to cease fire is or i would respond strongly. we heard similar words from islamic jihad said that if the commitments made in this agreement, they would also respond with rocket via now the problem is we don't know exactly all the details of his agreement mediated by egypt, which will still continue to mediate, as we understand in the coming days, there was a statement in the official news egyptian news agency saying that egypt committed to work on releasing to a law mc d. hot, a militants that are currently imprisoned in israel. that was one of the key demands or by islamic jihad. but i think also the focus is now of course on gaza, a because people were asking whether, you know, israel with ease for that, the c

of this goes back several g'days to when israel arrested a senior jie had leader. one palestinian was killed and afterwards islamic jihad threatenened to retaliate. that led to a partial lockdown in the southrael close to gaza, whe there are several israeli towns and villages badly affected by road coors, that kind of thing and israel now saying they've been prompted to launch this new military operation. >> how powerful a group is islamic jihad? >> it is backed by average and it's the second most powerful militant group really in arcs here. behind hamas in the ga strip. hamas governs gaza and it does have a lot of rockets at its disposal but everyone is looking to see how hamas areacts. there's a lot going on willer to try to stop a dramatic escalation with egypt, the traditional go-between holding talks between israel and the prelim side. really, islam -- palestinian side. really, hamas said it was going to avenge the death of this commander of operations in the north of the gaza strip. one of at least 10 who have been killed but it's what happens with hamas and whether it also joins in the fighting that will tell ushether this could be a more serious round of fighting. >> thank you so m

islamic jihad threatened to retaliate and that led to a partial lockdown in the south of israel closegaza where there are several israeli towns and villages that were very badly affected by road closures and that kind of thing. israel is now saying it has been prompted to launch this new military operation. >> the u.s. job numbers were released friday. they outstripped even president biden's prior optimism. 582,000 jobs were added in july. lowering the rate of unemployment in the u.s. to levels last seen before the onset of the pandemic. nevertheless, concerns remain about the state of the world's largest economy with inflation currently at a 40 year high and worries about the possibility of a recession. where do today's job numbers leave us? to discuss this, i am joined by betsey stevenson, a former chief economist at the u.s. department of labor. thank you for joining us on world news america. president biden hailed this as more people working than any other time in american history today. ultimately, though, this could be bad news for the president, given it seems to suggest the fe

and center of israel after palestinian groups retaliated with rocket barrages into the south and the center of the country. there have been interceptions by the israeli defense system. this comes as we heard also in the report after israel launched airstrikes into the gaza strip in the afternoon. so far, the health ministry in gaza puts the numbers at 10 people kled. among them, a young child and also a senior commander of the islamic jihad, a smaller militant faction in the gaza strip which is ruled by thomas -- by hamas. over 55 people injured, but we expect this number to rise as israel continues to carry out airstrikes, as it says, against palestinian jihad military targets. we heard also the israeli prime minister speaking to the israeli public and basically saying that this operation will take as long as it takes. israel has also called up 25,000 reservists from the army to have reinforced the troops around gaza put around the iron dome system and open up bomb shelters, mainly in the areas surrounding the gaza strip. phil: this sounds like a significant mobilization. wh

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that led, then, to a lockdown, a partial lockdown, in the south of israel, close to gaza, where thereal israeli towns and villages that were very badly affected by road closures, that kind of thing. and then israel now saying it had been prompted to launch this new military operation. how powerful a group is islamic you? how powerful a group is islamic ou? , . . how powerful a group is islamic ou? , . a . . how powerful a group is islamic ou? a . . , you? islamicjihad, which is backed by _ you? islamicjihad, which is backed by iran, _ you? islamicjihad, which is backed by iran, as- you? islamicjihad, which is backed by iran, as yair - you? islamicjihad, which is| backed by iran, as yair lapid was saying, is the second most powerful militant group, really, that you have in action here, behind hamas in the gaza strip, hamas of course governs gaza, and it does have a lot of rockets at its disposal, but everyone is really looking here to see how hamas reacts, because it certainly there's a lot of mediation going already to try to calm the situation, to try to calm the situation, to try to

israel and which is really military also says that it expects. so there is an emergency been declared in towns that within 50 miles of garza, those towns in the south. also, mazda, telling people in the southern towns of israel that are close to garza, that to morrow on the do if a sabbath that people shouldn't be going out to prey on sheltered areas, they shouldn't be visiting the beach in tel aviv people are being curry's at to or to go about their normal routine, but also the emergency shelters will be open if necessary. so this is definitely a situation in which as human of was saying, they're obviously garzo. she was saying doesn't have those shelters. on the israeli side, they're all those shelters. for people, and i think it's going to be in everyone's minds at the moment that it's just a question of time before rockets do come over here and that they might want to be am taking measures. obviously the sirens go off here as well. israel also has an anti rocket defense system called an iron dome, which stops the vast majority. the military says here of rockets that come across from garza so that also have been activating that, especially in th

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of course, also the south of israel that will have to stay and year in their bomb shelters. and so there's a lot of worry among people here are, you know, what will happen here in the next hours. thank you for that, tanya. crime in jerusalem. a china is to suspend cooperation with the united states on issues including military relations, climate change, legal help, and criminal matters. this is in response to the lives of us how speak and nancy pelosi to taiwan visit has enraged beijing. which regards to self governing island as its territory. his latest announcement follows days of intensive chinese military drills in the water surrounding taiwan. ah, chinese missiles began striking the seas north south and east of tie one hours after u. s. house speaker nancy pelosi left the island or did not meet young had a month up to shiny state television released video of warships patrolling the taiwan strait for decades. and unofficial buffer zone between china and taiwan. as fighter jets cruise the skies above air cover for the multiple no go danger zones declared by china. in some

he wants to revive the vision of this state of israel's founders to make the remote regions in the south and north of israel, so attractive that half a 1000000 people settle there within the next 25 years to de congest the metropolitan regions around tel aviv. and jerusalem dave had been going was a lever. and he knew that the future of israel was towards the south way. because it was a very large amount of space that was uncontested and never developed. but in order to make it attractive for people to buy the home, you have to create a quality of life. you have to create economic opportunities, you have to create a social services. you have to create an ecosystem. although it is the largest city in the desert, basheba has been a marginalized periphery for decades. a working class city for immigrants, particularly from north africa, most his railey stop here at best, only to refuel on their way to the red sea for vacation. but to day change is visible in many neighborhoods. one example is this newly created oasis in the desert. where there was once a junkyard donations helped to create a

that led, then, to a lockdown, a partial lockdown, in the south of israel, close to gaza, where there were very badly affected by road closures, that kind of thing. and then israel now saying it had been prompted to launch this new military operation. yolande knell. to the uk now. a group supporting the family of archie battersbee say his parents have been told his life support will be withdrawn on saturday. christian concern says it follows the exhaustion of all legal routes. the royal london hospital, where the 12—year—old has been treated since april, has not confirmed if or when life support will be ended. saying it is a matter of patient confidentiality. the nhs in england is increasingly reliant on doctors and nurses recruited from outside the uk and eu, analysis by the bbc has found. some 34% of doctors joining the health service last year came from overseas, a rise from 18% in 2014. the government said overseas recruitment had always been part of its strategy. but unions have warned it is an unsustainable way of recruiting in the long—term. our health editor hugh pym has been

of a sudden after 3 or 4 days, israel claim that this is unbearable. i mean garza can be 16 years on the siege and this is bearable, but some towns in the south of israel cannot spend 4 days off or look down. so here it happened. i am very suspicious that the test to do with the elections. any prime minister needs to prove himself, especially if he comes from the center list in israel, and we have a new prime minister. and he wants to show that he's a much or like, or the former prime minister. or those are very poor excuses for role for another circle in garza, the key question is would come out of join or know if hamas we'd be clever enough not to join. and if israel will not provoke from us to join. so then there is a good chance of that for a few days. this will be over because they slammed jihad is quite a small organization with more limited capabilities. but once come up with joy and then the skies, the limits for the nice nations middle coordinator has called for a d escalation for fighting. presently me has moved from the un in new york. there can be no justification for attacks on civilians. those are the words of middle east coordinator towa

other battalions have been sent to the south of israel, so it's really 10 situation here as we see what happens between these 2 sides. and also the important question, if a mass is going to join in this and what that will mean to the escalation. one more thing that i should mention to you as well, which is vitally important, is that we just hearing the news that on tomorrow. demonstrations being planned in cities in israel with a big palestinian population heifer being one of those again, these attacks of gaza. and that's important because last year may as well as the attacks that came from outside of israel borders. what was worrying i think, to israeli forces and what was talked about also was that there was also fighting within the borders of israel. there was also violence there within the buddhist phase row. and that was a situation where we people, civilians are worried, is radia officials at that moment. so that's a situation that will be keeping a close eye on here. you mentioned the fear of escalation on, on both sides. what kind of effort saw the still this stage it to mediate

rockets have been launched from the gaza strip towards israel with reports of a residential building being hit. air raid sirens have been heard in the south of israel. and it comes off to 10 people, including a 5 year old child, a reporter killed, and has rarely asked shortly after that attack, the palestinian branch of islamic jihad issued a warning to israel saying it needs to quote, prepare for what's coming, wanting you may find in the following images disturbing. we can show you some photo chair where you can actually see the moment that a building in gaz was, was struck. israel said that the leader of the militant wing of the islamic she had movement was killed and was described as a special operation against that group. now this unverified video reportedly shows the aftermath of the attack with people carrying the body of the 5 year old victim . strike was a part of an mt. she had is rarely operation a cold breaking dawn during which over 50 people were injured. now at the same time, the israeli defense ministry announced the state of emergency in a vast done and 80 kilometer zone all around god or extending calls into israel. the

that led them to a lockdown, a partial lockdown in the south of israel, close to gaza, where there aresraeli towns and villages that were badly affected by road closures, that sort of thing. and then israel now saying it has been prompted to launch this new military operation. we can now speak to david makovsky who's the ziegler distinguished fellow and the director of the program on arab—israel relations at the washington institute of near east policy. very welcome, david. thank you forjoining us. fora very welcome, david. thank you forjoining us. for a lot of our viewers they might not be familiar with the islamichhad group. how would you describe them? , ., . group. how would you describe them? , . . g ., group. how would you describe them? , . _ ., ., , them? the islamichhad group is something _ them? the islamichhad group is something that _ them? the islamichhad group is something that is _ them? the islamichhad group is something that is funded i is something that is funded largely by orion, it isn't a mass. it is more of an rayney proxy, as yair lapid said. —— iran. they operat

of a sudden after through 4 days, israel claim that this is unbearable. i mean garza can be 16 years under siege and this is bearable. but some towns in the south of israel cannot spend full days of over look down. so here it happens. i am very suspicious. the test will do with the elections. any prime minister needs to prove himself, especially if he comes from the center list in israel. and we have a new prime minister. and he wants to show that he's a much or like, or the former prime minister, or those are very poor excuses to role for another circle in garza, the key question is woocommerce join on. if hamas we'd be clever enough not to join . and if israel we look provoke from us to join, so then there is a good chance of the few days. this will be over because the slimy jihad is quite a small organization with more limited capabilities. but once hamas with joy and then the skies, the limits still had it all, does it record heat and a prolonged dry smell raises views over the future. water supplies of british farmers and fertilize mottoes, juniors been president of philippines for just a few weeks. but his infamous father is grabbing the

there are reports of a residential building being hit, air raid sirens, of also being held in the south of israel. and the defense correspondent for the israeli di 24 news channel brought us up to speed with the latest a very 10th night . the head for the residents, all for the guys, the border communities here around out there with a concern that there will be many, many more marriages of our rural kits making the way from the guys street and into is really territory. the 1st barrier drove all rural kits following the beginning of these really operation in gaza. that 1st barrett came at around 9 p. m. local time included some 80 rockets or so the vast majority of them fired here to the guys a border communities. but some even fights further north to the city overs billed and even to the city of but the army southern suburb of vive. and of course the big question which will determine the fate of this is really operation. how strong and how big will these army g had response to the killing of the leaders will be. and another interesting question, will hamas join the operation? egypt is putting imm

of a sudden after 3 or 4 days, israel claim that this is unbearable. i mean garza can be 16 years on the siege and this is bearable, but some towns in the south of israel cannot spend full days of over look down. so here it happened. i am very suspicious that the test will do with the elections . any prime minister needs to prove himself, especially if he comes from the center list in israel. and we have a new prime minister. and he wants to show that he's a much or like, or the former prime minister, or those are very poor excuses for role for another circle in garza, the key question is would come out of join on if hamas we'd be clever enough not to join. and if israel we look provoke from us to join, so then there is a good chance of that for a few days. this will be over because they slam you jihad is quite a small organization with more limited capabilities. but once come up with joy and then the skies the limits and its time now for a change of pace. he spoke with gentle. thank you emily. we start with the premier league and liverpool have made a shaky start to the season, sharing the points with fallen. the newly promoted side opened the scoring

campaign. against various parts of garza, the attacks continued to bombard men, north and south of fester. so clearly israel has a planned mine clearly. israel's defense minister benny guns who was responsible for the previous wars either as the chief of staff of the army or as defense minister. he has a plan for guys and what he wants to do there. and clearly it's tragic as the previous wars where now the response or asian of the stomach, she had shows us that they are ready and they are willing to use their rockets against is right. and without ation stablish, some sort of i hate to quote it, but it is a balance of better just because that arises the families of gaza, that the policies are ready to be the same for israelis. with the exception. israel has a fundamental advanced military technology, while the policies are using the sort of garage, they primitives, rockets basically master them and now they are able to various israelis, at least in terms of our psychological effect, is drug sites tend to respond to those in a whitening the aggression against browser, then we might see how mass, the sort of t

more than 1,000 palestinians could soon be evicted from their homes in the south of the occupied west bank by israel's israeli high court sanctioned plans to expel them to make way for israeli military training in an area known as masafer yatta. un experts have warned israel that if it goes ahead with the mass eviction it could amount to a war crime. 0ur middle east correspondent, yolande knell, has been to masafer yatta. you see now, they are demolishing houses. it takes just seconds and a palestinian house is gone. a family is homeless. israel says they built here illegally. abu mohammed had pleaded with the israeli soldiers and police to stop. the family that was living in this house, abu mohammed's relatives, they don't even know that the house has been demolished because they were away at a wedding. no—one�*s been able to call them and get in touch. the routine is all too familiar in this part of the west bank under full israeli control. it's virtually impossible for palestinians to get a building permit here, so most people build without them. come, come, come. we realise today's demolitions are

of act. ah, you see a does it here. they see their future. ah young israel and to the south of the come through because they can no longer a full sushi life. it's extremely hot, but then dawning paradise. does it living smoking cityscape will landscape in this group next on dw. ah, what people have to say matters to us. ah, that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on d w. ah, ah, this is the of this place is is what is hail, but a beautiful paradise. ah, this have like an artist.

into hungry political games antonova anastasia konorovskaya tv company ntv this morning in israel in the south ofry and in the areas around jerusalem, air raid sirens of attacks on neighborhoods sounded. the sector was gassed in israel to operate the iron dome air defense system. it intercepts up to 95% of missiles, however, more than 20 people were injured by the army, israel continues operation dawn against the radical terrorist group. islamic jihad in the gaza strip militarily inflicts pinpoint airstrikes. this morning it has. it is known that they eliminated the leader of the militants for 100. at the same time, it is reported in palestine that tatars are dying and 32 civilians, more than 200 people were victims of strikes and were injured. for the first time in history, the uk will undergo a trial involving the vatican, which was reported to the local authorities by the city of the state will act as a defendant in the case of buying luxury real estate in 2014. the vatican bought buildings in the center of london at a deliberately high price for investment purposes, money was taken from the s

of israel that were shelled. you demanded of us. what are you sitting on now? who are you? you also say that when your own tribesmen are shelled in the south come, but the palestinian terrorists do not found weapons that were obtained from romania through jordan european weapons. it was not through ukraine that romania delivered these weapons to jordan from romania. it was nato. and these nato weapons were intended by romania or before the transfer of ukraine here, uh, if you can find out from the romanians what kind of weapon it was, please, if i used to pin us on this, if i used to lead one of the most powerful, i would definitely found out what and how and to whom romanians sell and teach. this is of no interest to anyone at all. we we are worried this is a weapon. should be used against us ukrainians. you sold it to us, but now it’s not necessary, and the answer is always yes. yes, romania, no matter what you ask, they will always sell and turn over the pipe and weapons, where they can get or get or buy, it’s still important to understand. was this package intended for ukraine or not? but your answer makes us understand, uh, but i want

and any blinking visit here to south africa comes of the back of a joined military drills by the u. s and the south african defend for the israel, although you were said to be humanitarian and peacekeeping major, they did raise a couple of eyebrows considering that in 2019. so let me get similar drills with china and russia is bricks? pardon? i live in blinking visit here is not just implemented, take an economic it is also a way of dangling, a carrot towards south africa, actually breaks china and justifying his wife within that alliance. america has been playing with us for a long time. is now time for for bricks to grow. i think more african countries. i encouraged to be better off the brakes. and you can see that the bill of machines are love rica. i'm sure he's also the spinoffs real mom. joining that club, you have such developed countries now like your, your china or russia region could assist other countries in terms of having to achieve the same living off of, in foster are char economy that they are in at this point in time. the visit here by the united states is also to launch its sub saharan africa strategy way it s

israel, whether her muscles will fully take part. there have been a statement and i, for older factions and of course, for the residence, for the civilian population in israel and the south. mainly people have to be in bomb shelters, but in garza, people have hardly recovered from the last war. in may 2021. the territory is closed off by israel and partly by egypt. and of course i have nowhere to go. the crossings are close. so there is a lot of worry among people that this will actually, you know, i'm an escalade further indeed, very worrying bit, tanya cray may in jerusalem. thank you very much. relations between china and the united states are increasingly strained. following the us house beacon, nancy pelosi visit to ty one. now this trip in rage, bay ging, which is conducting air and naval drills in retaliation. china is now imposing sanctions against policy and her family by ging is also suspending cooperation with the us on issues including law enforcement and climate change. chinese missiles began striking the seas north south and east of taiwan hours after us. how speaker nancy pelosi left the island bar to not meet young had a man's life chinese state televisio

of intense israeli bombardments. in israel, which has seen hundreds of rockets fired at it, people in the south in particular, restrictionsey are able to return to their ordinary lives. israel says it launched its operation to counter a direct threat from the group and considers it has dealt a serious blow to the organization after killing two of its senior commanders. islamic jihad disputes that, it's leader who is currently in iran says this is a victory for its organization, which manages to target civilians in tel aviv and jerusalem. the defense system helped prevent israeli casualties. another important point, israel has now reopened its crossings with the gaza strip. this, after warnings of a potential humanitarian crisis in the past couple of days. food, eight and if you will have been able to enter gaza and its sole power plant has been turned back on. >> let's turn our attention to the onwealth games, the closing ceremony takes place in birmingham, bringing to an end 11 days of competition. for many teams, the sears gains were extreme making. sri lanka fielded its largest contingent ever, with 110 athletes. for t