middle east correspondent tanya kramer is in israel for us tanya let's start with just what's happened today several people have died how mosques leader ismail honey honey has said that these protests are supposed to be part of a new peaceful strategy what went wrong. well what we've seen today as you've heard in the report is there are tens of thousands of palestinians came to the borders some of them stayed actually about eight hundred meters away as it was called for by the organizers you know where they built a tent city to it should remind the word of the refugees. of palestinian refugees many time nine hundred forty eight with those tens and tens as opposed to stay there for the next couple of weeks at the same time we've seen. groups of protesters breaking away coming close to the border fence in israel over the past days has already made it very clear that they would not tolerate any attempt as they say to preach the border or come close to the border fence now there is a buffer zone there any way anybody who approaches does fans could be shocked and what you seem to day is tha

right when i'll cross over to our correspondent tanya kramer who is in jerusalem for more time to thanks for joining us what psychologic spectate from this visit. one in hi can you foreign minister of germany has said that he wants to come to is well early in his you function as a point minister you hospital yesterday as justice minister and he said it's very important when he went into politics he used this phrase strong statement saying that's because of the holocaust that's because. it's now you can see that also in his it's you know. he went this afternoon to visit all the officials coming here at the holocaust memorial. but you wrote also in the book that it's still a miracle for him and that's very important seven years since of hyundai's the state of israel and he told the german is very relations america but of course he also has he would need to with the holocaust survivors here as well but he also has political meetings here in israel but also with the palestinian president mahmoud abbas and mamma so very care genda from the german foreign minister but what about well what does

to netanyahu tanya kramer joining us from jerusalem thank you. the first direct commercial flight between australia and europe has landed in london increased fuel efficiency of a new generation of air line as has made ultra long haul routes possible but it also reflects a shift in the aviation market away from stop overs in favor of direct connections . when the australian flag carrier qantas first flew the so-called kangaroo route to britain after the second world war it took four days and seven stopovers taking off in perth the new nonstop service operated by a boeing seven eight seven dreamliner covered the nearly fifteen thousand kilometers to london in just seventeen hours well this is story day for western australia historic day for aviation a historic day i want to talk today believe the first thing the train australian bureau has ever heard not stop in aviation qantas is not the only carrier pushing for ever longer flights qatar airways is already offering the world's longest commercial route between doha and oakland and later this year s

middle east correspondent tanya kramer is in israel for us tanya let's start with just what's happened today several people have died how mosque leader ismail honey honey has said that these protests are supposed to be part of a new peaceful strategy what went wrong. well what we've seen today as you've heard in the report is that tens of thousands of palestinians came to the border some of them stayed x.c. about eight hundred meters away as it was called for by the organizers you know where they built a tent city to it to remind the world of the refugees. palestinian refugees many from nine hundred forty eight with those tens and tens as pows just stay there for the next couple of weeks at the same time receiving. groups of protesters breaking away coming close to the border fence in israel over the past as has already made it very clear that they would not tolerate any attempt as they say to preach the border or come close to the border fence now there is a buffer zone there any way anybody who approaches this fans could be shocked and what you seem to day is that according to the mi

earlier we spoke to our middle east correspondent tanya kramer she is covering the story from the israeli side of the border with gaza these protests were supposed to be part of a new peaceful strategy so we asked her how and why it became violent. well this didn't clearly work out today the organizers said they want to see a nonviolent protest but you see the high number of casualties and also the high number of injured people at the same time is spent has made very clear that whoever comes close to the border and there is a buffer zone about one hundred meters into the palestinian side so whoever would preach at this border would be shot at and that is what happened was all kind of you know with all kind of ways also to disperse the protesters so we have to wait and see how this protest will continue but over to the high number of casualties doesn't look very good. reporting for us because of border moving northward russia has announced more diplomatic expulsions in the route over the poisoning of a former russian spy today moscow told twenty three countries that they have to send fifty