~ ., , are hearing of this car ramming in tel aviv? ~ . , ,., tel aviv? seen some a-rahic tel aviv? well, we have seen some graphic pictures _ tel aviv? well, we have seen some graphic pictures from _ tel aviv? well, we have seen some graphic pictures from the _ tel aviv? well, we have seen some graphic pictures from the streets i tel aviv? well, we have seen some graphic pictures from the streets ofj graphic pictures from the streets of tel aviv. it appears at the moment certainly the ambulance service have said that four people have been injured, all seem to have survived the initial ramming attack. again, you talked about the assailant, who we are told has been shot. again, graphic pictures would seem to suggest that assailant has been shot and killed. this all happened against the background of the israeli military operation which started yesterday morning here in jenin. this is the west bank barrier, if you like. it is the line between israel and the west bank. if you look across here, that isjenin. and in particular, jenin cam. even in the last hour

. tote have entered as many as ten people in tel aviv-— in tel aviv.viv. we will bring you more in the story — in tel aviv. we will bring you more in the story when _ in tel aviv. we will bring you more in the story when we _ in tel aviv. we will bring you more in the story when we have - in tel aviv. we will bring you more in the story when we have it. - in the story when we have it. analysis by the bbc has found thousands of adverts for rental property state people with children or pets are not welcome. mps are considering more protections for renters in england. answer equality laws, blanket bans against children had been found to discriminate against women. it is almost a full—time job. sarah has been searching for summer to rent for a year without any luck. there is a big problem with having children under the age of 18. being a single parent on benefits is another big barrier. also, the fact that i'm a student is a big barrier. so there's all these hurdles that i'm having tojump over, and then i find another one, and then i find another one. land

_ on the streets of tel aviv. and how long will that take? and _ on the streets of tel aviv.d how- on the streets of tel aviv. and how long will that take? and how long i on the streets of tel aviv. and how. long will that take? and how long as is necessary- — long will that take? and how long as is necessary- i— long will that take? and how long as is necessary. i hear— long will that take? and how long as is necessary. i hear it _ long will that take? and how long as is necessary. i hear it reports - is necessary. i hear it reports that it's winding down but if we need a few more days, let it be. we have to defend our own children. i have four children, they walk on the streets of tel aviv, jerusalem and others and we have to secure their lives, and we have to secure their lives, and if the only way to do this is to go in and go and hunt down the terrorists killing them, so be it. how will you judge whether that mission has been a success? i’m how will you judge whether that mission has been a success? i'm not currently the — mission has been a success? i'm not currently th

he managed to injure seven _ of tel aviv. he managed to injure seven he — of tel aviv.ven. he got out of his bacon tried to stab the — seven. he got out of his bacon tried to stab the civilians around him. luckiiy— to stab the civilians around him. luckily there was a civilian who was armed _ luckily there was a civilian who was armed and — luckily there was a civilian who was armed and he managed to neutralise this terrorist. the police are here in large _ this terrorist. the police are here in large forces. we have the police commissioner, the commander of the tel aviv— commissioner, the commander of the tel aviv district pier to investigate, to a situational assessment of the terror attack that took place — assessment of the terror attack that took lace. . , , ., , took place. that is the very latest from police _ took place. that is the very latest from police who _ took place. that is the very latest from police who were _ took place. that is the very latest from police who were at - took place. that is the very latest from police who were at the - took place. that

what is morocco's strategy in dealing with tel aviv when it comes to the palestinians?ou cannot ignore the issue, you are closely involved in the arab league and the organization of islamic states. >> i don't think ignore is -- i don't think morocco is ignoring it at all. the king has been clear from day one. in morocco, we believe in a two state solution, and his majesty -- every single moroccan is giving part of his revenue to the community in order to rebuild the ancient quarters of jerusalem. this is something that is at the heart of conversation in morocco. we believe you cannot make peace with someone you do not speak to. it is a very personal thing for all moroccans, are attached to the palestinian cause, and the moroccan government was clear in condemning the attacks by the israelis on the palestinians. we are also in our tradition of peace brokerage by morocco, and it was the king who enabled the reopening of an important gate between jordan and israel. we do believe diplomacy works. as it is for palestinians, it is important for moroccans, i come from a sahara

mazda is claimed responsibility for ramming, attacking a stabbing attack in tel aviv. they said that that's in a direct revenge to what's happening in the refugee cab here, engineering. so it's very likely that we'll be seeing more violence move as instances like that and possibly move raids, engine name caps, record races. but they can look at some of the stories that making the news of this will be runs, new clear watts talk has approved the release of waste water from the disabled to focus human nuclear power plant into the say more than a 1000000 tons of treated radioactive foot boards that are being stored in hundreds of tanks at the site. several of japan's neighbors including south korea and china, oppose the plans. focusing the plant was heavily established in an earthquake in 2011. the spanish governments declared an end to the cove in 19 health crises and listed its final mask mandates. people will no longer have to wear face conferencing pharmacies and health care centers. the last locations where they were required of the problem that john was done. a human

tel aviv seriously wounded on this stopping several people , for whose lives doctors and tel aviv hospitals aviv caught from the soviet past, it was necessary to fill this gap with something bandera's remote control existed after the war. basically, here in the camp they are given 10 signs of ukrainian nationalists. these were all residents of mariupol, whose children were zombified at school for 14 years. does it translate as murder with meaning? the political nature of the international is encouraged by europe yes, because it is a product.

e1.1 frankfurt tel aviv and athens tel aviv was in such a hurry that he flew with a low-cost airlineebruary of this year my heart told me that he flew in rio, to touch the carnival of brazilians, that's not all. i took advantage of my official position and asked our department for work with foreign colleagues to play a little trick with a stick and virtual space of tel aviv in the photo with your brother, his second employers. and what do you want from me? i believe that it is time to transfer materials on shepard to the cia's internal security service, an activity that could lead to a very serious unbalance of the situation in the world and it is not at all a fact that the traces will not lead to us, you know, i would not be in a hurry with this other members. unknown good. hockey throwing in the zone let's see who picks up. in a dump like this, it's better to have nothing to do with it. and i will be very happy. if schaefer himself break his neck that's what they want to hit the usa first of all , people are watching us, they expect order from us. what we can? we will not break rus

private residence near tel aviv, near the coast. close to his private residence near tel aviv, nearthet. he took ill during thejewish tel aviv, near the coast. he took ill during the jewish fast of yom ill during thejewish fast of yom kippur a few months ago and was briefly hospitalised then too. benjamin netanyahu undergoing medical assessments in a local hospital in tel aviv but is in a good condition according to his office. much of southern europe is dealing with a blistering heatwave. red alerts — which indicate risks even for healthy people — have been issued for 16 cities across italy for the coming days. they include tourist attractions rome and florence. meanwhile extreme heat is also affecting the south—west of the us — and is set to intensify there over the weekend. leigh milner has the story. it's hot, very hot. and it's only going to get hotter. as temperatures rise across the world, so do concerns for people's health. in italy, red alerts have been issued for 16 cities, with temperatures expected to reach 47 degrees celsius on tuesday. translation: you physically suffer f

a ukrainian woman opened an establishment of traditional ukrainian cuisine in the center of tel avivats visitors borscht, dumplings, dumplings, cabbage rolls and baked ulyana dryuchkova will continue the ukrainian oasis in the middle of the stone jungle of tel aviv , blue and yellow balls, national symbols and generous hosts. like-minded people who speak the same language as me, i want to communicate, we have the same upbringing, so to speak, the same thoughts only about victory, now this is the situation in my country and it is really important even 1,000 km from home , to support one's own culture, one's language, such good news for all of tel-aviv, for all of israel, that a restaurant is opening here, the first in tel-aviv in israel can be said to be a restaurant of ukrainian cuisine, as well as communication with brothers and sisters, communication with like-minded people and love for ukraine menu in three languages ​​in hebrew english and ukrainian great variety of positions waiter tovstap is a little worried but ready to offer guests the most delicious dishes of ukrainian cuisi

that attack in tel aviv as well today. so, rathersimply attack in tel aviv as well today.trying to just so, rather simply come than trying tojust manage this so, rather simply come than trying to just manage this series of terrible, violent incidents over many, many years, of course, the answer is to try and make a deal, try and make peace, but that is just not worked, notjust try and make peace, but that is just not worked, not just for years not worked, notjust for years but for generations. not worked, not 'ust for years but for generations._ for generations. jeremy, many thanks. in the last hour, the metropolitan police have opened a new investigation and reopened a previous inquiry into potential breaches of covid regulations in westminster in 2020 and 2021. 0ur political editor, chris mason, joins us from westminster. what have they said, chris? the time ca isule of what have they said, chris? the time capsule of what _ what have they said, chris? the time capsule of what became _ what have they said, chris? the time capsule of what became known - capsule of what bec

these are live pictures from tel aviv.been a number of small fires on the streets and we have seen authorities put out those fires sporadically. also we can see streets full of stationery traffic as people are out with their flags. it is i should say not a spontaneous protest, thousands upon thousands of protesters have been on the streets pretty much every weekend of most of this year. it has been a sustained campaign against these changes, against these reforms to the judiciary. but they have been unsuccessful, they have not worked. binyamin netanyahu, the prime minister, his government, have passed these reforms in parliament. theirjustification is they say passed these reforms in parliament. their justification is they say the power of the supreme court is out of balance and it is antidemocratic and that therefore means these changes are necessary. the protesters say this move by binyamin netanyahu is in fact antidemocratic. it doesn't seem like there is any particular compromise or way through right now. the protester

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seven people were wounded in an earlier car ramming attack in tel aviv in israel. the metropolitan police are reopening investigations into covid registrations at a kemp party h.q. now one month since ukraine started its counter attack against russia. and mark zetterberg is set to launch a new social media network callethread to rival elon musk's twitter but will it work? first, we're going to focus on the situation in jenin. look at these pictures as an example of some of the clashes between palestinians and israelis. 11 palestinians confirmed dead so far. four of those under the age of 18. that's according to the palestinian health ministry. now, it is the second day and routers are -- rioters are reporting tt it's the second day but they're saying israelis are starting to pull out of jenin so we'll get as much detail on that as we can. in jenin, electricity, water cut off still. 3,000 people have left that camp. geography is crucial. look at the map. you can see israel and the west bank. up in the north is jenin and we can zoom in to look at the refugee camp in

well, they have been marching for the past few days from tel aviv drew's. when do you, how did you can just move the camera around to show many thousands of people that are out here, women min children and families all to protest is very contentious bill. that's been proposed by partners who are members of as far right when coalition, critics say that this bill, which is scheduled to be voted on in the connected this next week, but it would very much limit the oversight of the supreme court. now why are we here? this is underneath the highway to out if you can just tilt the camera up. this is highway one that goes from tel aviv to jerusalem. now everybody has been marching. they decided to come under the highway so that they could take a little bit of a break because it's in so many other parts of the woods. it is extremely hot here . now, these demonstrators, they say they are committed to continue the march, that they are going to go to the west roots one, which is about 3 kilometers away from us, that they are going to camp out in front of the kinetic in

the pictures we're looking at are in tel aviv and tel aviv is a place, i've been there, it's probablyts politics and its values, i think. there may be other parts of israel. what's interesting here in terms of as you said, maybe not as violent as we seen in other countries but certainly we don't see water cannons on our sc streets in the uk. something like this happening in the united kingdom i think it would be a huge amount of dismay and concern. part of the problem is, it's always been a problem in israel is its voting system, the way it defined a proportional representation means that whoever wants to lead has to get in alliance of parties together. in the last 20 years increasingly the influence on more extreme right wing parties in israel have held the cards in terms of who is going to become the prime minister, who is going to lead the country. and this is a result of what we're seeing now. a huge proportion of the country is missing in this debate. in i think a more progressive value in the country that is missing because basically, they are not able to get the coalition to ga

and then there was a march between tel-aviv and jerusalem , it was like that for a minute, somewherethis march was warned and somewhere they stayed for the night there were tents tents such small towns in the end they came to tel aviv -aviv they came to jerusalem, i apologize, they blocked the entrance to the knesset and blocked it near the verkhovna rada, and here of course the police came out, the police came out and they were not very good , i don't know the events, you can say that because the police had the right, as in a democratic state , to protect the rights of people who came out for the demonstration, but the people weren't entirely satisfied with it either, and you see, the police were there, the police were there, and water cannons were used because the old people were burning tires and making bonfires and throwing stones at the police, who are still obliged to protect our calm turned into such a confrontation, not very, very well, were injured and were detained, and on the part of the protesters, more than 12 policemen were injured, and in the end it still led to the fa

after the zionist operation in jenin, today, the heart of tel aviv witnessed a martyrdom operation, which was carried out by 23-year-old hossein chalele while wearing a zionist police uniform. hussein's operation was held at the same time as the meeting of the zionist cabinet to review the security situation in jenin. sources say that nitan yahoo and a woman heard the shooting. the us foreign ministry claimed that the zionist regime attacked to defend the people of this camp and said that the us supports this action. some arab media also informed the zionist regime of the us green light before the attack. it has started today, so far ten martyrs and more than a hundred wounded, palestinian sources say that the occupiers are looking for the complete destruction of the jenin camp, and by threatening the people living in this camp, they warned them to leave their homes before the large-scale bombardment. jenin refugee camp in west bank with international condemnations, the un humanitarian coordinator in palestine said that the scale of this is worrying and demanded an immediate end to the op

in tel aviv, there was this ramming attack.l us how it unfolded. >> reporter: this afternoon we heard reports of this ramming attack, and we went to see what happened. and it seems as though some sort of pickup truck mounted the pavement outside the shopping center in northwest tel aviv, hitting pedestrians by a bus stop, severely damaging the bus stop, as well. then the attacker got out of the car after it already had crashed and started stabbing people who were around there. we know of at least eight israelis who were injured, one of them critically. and the mamas militant group has taken credit saying the man who was later shot and killed by an armed civilian who was nearby was one of their fighters. but israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying that these types of attacks which were in direct connection to what was happening in jenin, he says they will not stop what he calls their counterterrorism operations. take a listen. >> translator: today there was a heinous terrorist attack in tel aviv that was stopped due to

seven people are injured in a car—ramming and knife attack in tel aviv.undreds of israeli troops are continuing what they are calling "anti—terrorism measures" injenin. french president emmanuel macron announces emergency reconstruction measures after a week of unrest prompted by the police killing of a teenager. and we have a report on export controls semiconductors. and meta launches a new app called threads. and now we have got launches a new app called threads. and now we have got the launches a new app called threads. and now we have got the sport. launches a new app called threads. and now we have got the sport. the roof is closed on the show court at wimbledon meaning that we have had some action. the defending women's champion is through but she has not had it all her own way. she champion is through but she has not had it all her own way.— had it all her own way. she survived a scare on — had it all her own way. she survived a scare on centre _ had it all her own way. she survived a scare on centre court _ had it all her own way. she survived a s

we have more from tel aviv.orter: for 29 weeks they've been protesting in tel aviv, the center of the protest movement against judicial reform. it has gotten them nowhere. they are back out protesting tonight in significant numbers. tel aviv is a liberal island in what is a much more conservative country. it's also the home of the country's very successful tech industry and contributes 18.1% to israel's gdp, more than any other industry. it is tech leaders who have been particularly critical of the judicial reform law. >> i fear that we can no longer the status quo and coexist in the country. >> when you have a government with people in it who are corrupt or fanatic, when you take away reasonability, they can take lawmaking. >> the legitimacy to pass additional laws that will be even more discriminatory, even more extreme. we are very afraid of that. reporter: it's possible and likely there will be appeals by opponents of this law to israel's supreme court, the very organization at the center of the reform. when

at the same time, a palestinian rammed his car into civilians in tel aviv on israel's coast. a passer by. a hard—line government minister said their war was injenin and tel aviv and everyjew was a target, he said, for bloodthirsty murderers. loud blasts back injenin, with drones still patrolling overhead, the israelis were keeping up the pressure until the final order to withdraw. young palestinians, some with guns, confronted israeli army units pushing into the town. it went on all evening. gunfire. jenin, the israelis insist, is no longer a terrorism factory. when the camp opens up, the price paid by palestinian civilians will be clearer. jeremy bowen, bbc news, jenin. where did the events of the last 48 hours leave the conflict?— hours leave the conflict? well, the conflict continues _ hours leave the conflict? well, the conflict continues and _ hours leave the conflict? well, the conflict continues and the - hours leave the conflict? well, the conflict continues and the great. conflict continues and the great scheme of things probably doesn't make a great deal of differen

tel aviv , seriously injuring several people at this stop, for their lives, which the doctors of tel pitals are now fighting. thank you was the situation told. on planet earth, only two organizations inspired awe and fear. this, of course, the kgb and cia department appeared sector, which became engage in power shifts in other countries the us and nato countries are using ukraine to try to destroy russia we have to fix you. you have to work for us, because you have to make a profit . that is why the united states continues to pump weapons of politics into ukraine. colonization has not changed. i witnessed the blatant politicization of the activities of our department. not russia in the last 30 years has fomented wars. we are now witnessing the birth of a new international order with russia in a unique position. she fights for the preservation of western civilization. check it out on the app or on the website. more than 80% of trade between russia and china is in rubles and yuan , the president said. vladimir putin at a meeting of the council of heads of state in the shanghai cooperati

at the same time, the news of the fall of the stock market in tel aviv indicates that 70% of the newly established companies of the zionist regime are trying to leave the occupied territories. the main office and a number of employees and outside occupied territories are one of these measures. these companies have announced the loss of economic security as the reason for these measures. the occupied territories have been the scene of massive protests over the food reform bill for the past 6 months. fajar near the rafale military factory in haifa and reported an explosion in the north of the occupied territories. these media only took pictures and published distant columns from near the rafale military factory and did not mention the details and causes of the explosion . and pre-planned it has been in the facilities belonging to the rafael company. it has been the security research center of the zionist regime following the continuation of protests against the judicial changes about the risk of disintegration of the army and the weakening of the deterrence power of this regime against i

this happened in northwest tel aviv. usually a relatively quiet sort of suburb area of tel aviv outside of a shopping center. and we could see this truck that you can see in the cctv video still up on the pavement when we were there. the windshield smashed, most of the front bumper seemed to be taken off. the bus stop it had run into was severely damaged. and the israeli officials saying that eight people were injured as a result, one of them was critically injured. as you noted, they said an armed civilian shot and killed the attacker after he had between on his stabbing spree. the hamas militant group taking credit, saying this person is one of -- they call them their fighters. an israeli defense official telling me this person is a palestinian man from the west bank who had crossed into tel aviv. they said that he crossed over illegally. now the hamas militant group after that israeli military operation in jenin started, they had called, made a public call for all of their members to go out and said to strike israel w

meanwhile — 7 people are injured after a car ramming attack in the israeli city of tel aviv.he un says japan can release water from the fukushima plant into the pacific — but south korea and china maintain their objections. in britain, police re—open an investigation into whether covid rules were broken during a party at conservative party headquarters. and as monday was the world's hottest day on record — the un warns countries need to start preparing for the effects of an el nino weather event. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we begin in the middle east where israeli forces have begun to withdraw from the city ofjenin, in the west bank, after carrying out one of the biggest military operations there in years. israel says the action was an attempt to root out terrorists but palestinians have described it as a war crime. the refugee camp was set up after the arab—israeli war in 1948. thousands of people have left the camp since the operation began. in this latest violence, at least 12 palestinians have been killed and dozens of pe

the united nations meanwhile has denounced the violence in tel aviv and jenin. united states said its ally, israel, had a right to "defend its people against terrorist "groups" but called for the protection of civilians. former israeli prime minister naftali bennett spoke to the bbc earlier, who echoed netanyahu's statements about terrorists injenin. 0ver over the past year or so, we have had over 50 israelis murdered in many cases by terrorists that were sent from jenin camp, armed, trained and sent to kill and motor israelis in tel aviv, jerusalem and across israel. jenin has become an epicentre of terror, so we unfortunately had to enter this hornet�*s nest of terror and neutralise the terror otherwise they will continue to kill us. in fact, all palestinians that were killed are terrorists in this case. the bbc also spoke to ines abdel razek, who serves as executive director of the palestine institute for public diplomacy, about frustrations among the palestinians. u nfortu nately unfortunately the un security council has been meeting for the past 75 years on

special equipment water cannons iconic units israeli security forces dispersed a mass rally in tel avived protesters blocked traffic on one of the main highways , the reason for the excitement was the resignation of the chief of the city police, who refused use excessive force against the protesters , they go to the action. first of the year, demanding to stop judicial reform. all the details are with the chief of the middle east bureau of news, sergei pashkov. even if such miasma broke through the entire city sewer over the main tel aviv highway, it would be hard to imagine the agilon the police used against the demonstrators who blocked the highway, the skunk special equipment, a substance of disgusting consistency and unbearable smell . it happened at 11 p.m. on wednesday, when the traffic jam was threatening to turn around. a complete collapse, the entrance launched earlier by a water cannon on a hot summer evening. did not achieve the desired result of the police four of the most violent protesters detained street protests swept across israel demonstrators. roads were blocked in ot

batons water cannons moscow detentions on the streets of tel aviv resumed protests against judicial reform in madrid march on tractors farmers rally and demand attention to the problems of food security in ukraine seized the kiev-pechersk lavra, they tore down the locks and imbued with militants into the territory. now the shrine is in danger, total looting and a walk along nemiga at the beginning of the 20th century in the art gallery of mikhail savitsky belarus opens today takes mirror measures to protect its sovereignty, and our officers play a decisive role in strengthening the country's defense capability. this was announced the day before by our president honoring graduates of higher military educational institutions, this ceremony. a tribute to the generation of the winners who liberated our land. it symbolizes the continuity of our values ​​in the palace of independence gathered those who are in whose hands the defense of the motherland is in the current turbulent time. it's difficult unpredictable. period. the situation around gives reason to relax post-war devices based on intern

we have more live from tel aviv on the latest. israel is labeling this car ramming attack and stabbing attack a terrorist attack. what can you tell us about what happened there in tel aviv? >> reporter: yeah, i'm in northwest tel aviv where the attack took place in the last two, three hours or so. this is on a kind of main thoroughfare in front of a line of shops. what police have been saying, that this truck that you can see behind me, they say that it -- mounted the pavement, running into pedestrians. you can see how the windshield is completely smashed. the front of the car, front bumper almost entirely torn off. this bus stop very, very badly damaged. police saying that after running into the pedestrians on the pavement, the attacker then got out of the car and began stabbing people they say with a sharp object before an armed civilian who was actually on scene, who had heard what happened, turned around, heard the noise, and responded by shooting and killing the attacker. hamas has now claimed credit for this attack saying th

and the breaking of one of the windows forced the zionist plane to make an emergency landing in tel aviv. various areas of the occupied territories were the scene of demonstrations against the cabinet of the zionist regime for the 26th consecutive week. the zionist regime estimated the protesters in tel aviv to be more than 125,000 people to face the future demonstrations and threatened to disrupt the ben-gurion airport on monday. prosecution is against corruption cases, and during his prime ministership , he has faced numerous accusations of corruption when receiving bribes, fraud and violation of public trust . with narcotics, the first page of the program stated this and added that a year and 3 months after the news of banning the production and sale of narcotics in afghanistan, the production of narcotics in afghanistan has not decreased, but has increased, the secretary general of the anti-narcotics headquarters, who was a guest of the travel program he started his conversation with the issue of the obstruction of some countries in iran's measures to fight against drugs and said tha

of 22 formed a terrorist organization on the spot and tried to get weapons, a mass protest shook tel avivgain on the streets, protesters against judicial reform, the resignation of the police chief was a new impetus, according to local media, he was removed due to his refusal to crack down on the protesters thousands demonstrators. they blocked the main highway, tel aviv was not without a collision to disperse the activists, the security forces used batons and water cannons. yes, the world order is crumbling right before our eyes. not the one democracy in europe can deprive us of citizenship and for reasons of security in the united states torturing prisoners without charge or driving civil activists to suicide, while human rights, it turns out to be a violation of belarus how both have turned from a platform of dialogue into a dictate of the military alliance what crimes are imputed in our country and what conventions are we breaking ourselves going to the colony to see? watch two episodes of how they are serving their sentences and talk to those who are on the list of so-called politica

this was the scene in tel aviv.onstrations came after a new bill narrowly passed its first reading. the contentious bill from prime minister benjamin netanyahu's right-wing government sparked protests. critics of the legislation are concerned it erodes democratic safeguards. our middle east correspondent has more. >> this is tel aviv. i want you to see here -- trying to get into the terminal building. it is a massive protest. straight fashion down below, delivering people by the hundreds. all of these protectors, and -- they are hurting the protesters away from the terminal itself. the protests here at the airport. the atmosphere here is pretty chaotic. they're pushing them back and not allowing them to get close. it caused a lot of disruption for the airport. in tel aviv, thousands of people there, thousands -- a huge day of disruption. they say they want to bring the untry to a standstill. benjamin netanyahu's coalition of the far right began the review back through the parliament. in terms of what happens next, t

seven people were wounded in an earlier car ramming attack in tel aviv.lso on the programme tonight: the metropolitan police is reopening an investigation into breaches of covid regulations at a christmas party at conservative party hq. it's now one month since ukraine launched its counterofensive against russia. there have been a number of gains, but kyiv admits progress has been slow. we will take stock and look at what comes next. and facebook steps into twitter�*s lane — mark zuckerberg's meta is set to launch a new social media platform called thread, to directly rival elon musk�*s twitter. but will it work? but first, let's focus in on the situation injenin. take a look at these pictures, an example of some of the clashes between the palestinians and israelis. ii between the palestinians and israelis. 11 palestinians confirmed dead so far, four of those under the age of 18, that's according to the palestinian health ministry. now it is the second day and reuters are reporting that yes, it's the second day of this israeli operation, but they are quot

a man drove a car into a amp in tel aviv. the driver was a palestinian. one of his victims was stabbed in the neck. 24 hours ago, israel sent troops and carrier drone strikes under the premise of hunting palestinian extremists. 3000 people left as a consequence. >> israeli authorities have released cct footage, so i can describe what i have seen, and that is a pickup truck driving into a bus stop in the business district in tel aviv. some people were thrown into the air. the car is damaged. he climbs out from the window, has a knife in his hand, and proceeds to stab other passersby. a guy who is driving a bike but is armed because the man has a license to carry a gun shoots him on the spot. i've had an interview with that man. he said they were less than 2 meters distance, and he said if that shot did not work, he knew he would be dead, too. we have heard from israeli security services that this man had no permit to be inside, though he may have worked here. he may have stolen the vehicle from his employer. a number of militant groups have today claimed i

christian: senior fellow with the tel aviv institute. thank you.we are going to talk about tiktok. it is expanding its empire, moving into e-commerce. the wall street journal reported today that the platform intends to compete with other online shopping platforms. beginning in august, the social media platform will offer an amazon-like marketplace, called the tiktok shopping center which will allow viewers to go to one place to view and by goods. it will act as a conduit for retailers based in china. the journal reports that chinese supplies will only be paid by tiktok after u.s. customers are secured and the purchase has been made. the plan is to increase total transactions on tiktok from $5 billion last year to $20 billion this year thank you for coming on the program. his tiktok well-suited to this sort of venture? >> tiktok has got something like 5 million users. it has been downloaded three billion times. the years ago, it knocked google off the top spot of the thing most searched for. if you are a 16 to 24 euros, it is probably the most impor

so the 1st time in decades and more than $10000.00 is really as march from tel aviv towards west jerusalem to protest against the plan to traditional change the it's just past 10 gmc, we start this news hour with the conflict in ukraine. the united nations humanitarian shapes as the end of the black sea grain deal. we'll put millions of lives at risk. russia withdrew from the agreement on monday, saying that you and didn't meet terms of the deal, including removing barriers on russia's exports. also came on to prep to drink a security council meeting on friday to discuss the threat of a potent potential global food crisis since august last year. this agreement has allowed 32000000 tons of ukrainian grain to reach international markets. while our diplomatic edison james bays reports from un headquarters in new york, this was the 2nd meeting of the un security council in one week to address the termination of the black sea grain deal. um, there was strong comments from both the political. i'm a humanitarian chief of the u. n. for many of those 362000000 people, it's not a matter of sadness o

that was tom bateman in tel aviv.ing up from vilnius, we are expecting in the next few minutes to hear from the next few minutes to hear from the nato secretary jan stoltenberg. that is the picture that is coming up. that is due to happen in the next few minutes. interestingly, as we are watching tom there, a couple of new lines coming in from the reuters new agency from that nato meeting, saying that the f—16 training centre for ukrainian pilots will be set up in romania. that is a comment from the outgoing dutch defence minister and also the danish acting defence minister has said a coalition of 11 countries will start training ukrainian f—16 pilots in august. so, more details emerging of the training of f—16 pilots, and of course, one of the plea made relentlessly here in the last few months from president zelensky was that. so those pictures, coming into us from vilnius. we are not that far away from that latest update from jan stoltenberg. when it starts, we will carry on life. around the world, and across the uk

also, a passenger plane that was flying from tel aviv to the united states with 339 passengers had toan emergency landing was made at ben-gurion airport. news sources reported that the explosion of a syrian air defense missile over the mediterranean sea and the breaking of one of the windows of the israeli aircraft forced it to make an emergency landing in tel aviv. the palestinian resistance shot down an israeli spy drone over the jenin camp . the al-quds battalions of the jenin branch and the al-qassa martyrs battalions took responsibility for the downing of this drone. also , the zionist settlers, with the support of the occupying forces, attacked palestinian homes in the wadi al-hussein area of ​​hebron and announced an attack on palestinian legal centers in khordad. this year, 24 palestinians, including 5 children and teenagers, were martyred in the attacks of the zionist occupiers. the number of palestinians in the last 6 months has reached 186 people. various areas of the occupied territories were the scene of demonstrations against the cabinet of the zionist regime for the 26t

shooting in the fetus it is possible that it is next to the photo of the martyrdom operation in tel aviv. the message of this news is that the result of the jenin operation is the attacks with cold weapons and running over with cars in tel aviv. the zionist media knows that the army did not achieve anything in the jenin operation, but the opposite with this director and strengthened the resistance of jenin and made the people support it. the last hours of the attack on jenin were accompanied by the death of a zionist soldier and the wounding of a sahar officer, which led to the public reaction in addition to the tel aviv operation, a number of zionist journalists they admitted failure that this operation was like a pain reliever for a headache, that when the effect wears off, the headache will be more intense. another number believe that the developments in jenin show that the battle that the occupying regime entered into did not create a deterrent power, but weakened it . the palestinian nation won by supporting the resistance. and the resistance did a good job, so that the last bullet

. >> a car attack on the streets of tel aviv.he attacker shot by an armed civilian. militant group hamas taking credit for the attack, calling it a response to israel's military raid in the occupied west bank city of jenin. the largest incursion into the west bank since the days of the second intifada, more than 20 years ago. israel says, its aim is to dismantle the hornets nest jenin has become for militants. overnight, targeting underground tunnels used to store explosive devices and--. >> we were focused mainly on dismantling terrorist infrastructure and handling and seizing guns that are in this camp. >> scenes of destruction, bulldozers ripping up roads to disable ieds. damaged cars and homes. inside the camp, streets are empty. thousands of residents evacuating their homes overnight. international aid groups accused israeli forces of blocking access to medical care in jenin. firing tear gas near hospitals. the idf refusing those claims, saying ambulances have a free pass. palestinian officials condemning the riot, calling i

and at least 8 people have been injured in tel aviv after a man drove a call into pedestrians. he then stopped multiple people before being shot dead. official reports on the day's events from jeanine. they left when they could, taking what they could holding hands keeps them together and provides a sense of security to the chosen. more than $3000.00 have less the janine refugee camp since there's really a so the gun in towns and villages nearby, they are providing shelter to gather food, water fluids for those displeased little is a lot when you have nothing. the mr. taylor and janine they opened up the doors to 20 families. the the bed for the night, some food in the morning. they have no idea how long it will be before they can go home. but the new home is note somewhere they will recognize when they do well. imagine the issue with all the selling in the area. i didn't bring anything out. i hardly brought my to a disabled sisters, but it was very difficult. there was no water, no electricity, just chilling. and one woman who didn't want to appear on camera says she is only o

we're showing live pictures now from tel aviv.te the bill, which would limit the powers of the supreme court, securing initial approval in parliament last week. the us called on israel to respect the right of peaceful assembly, after israeli police arrested more than 70 protesters opposed to the judicial changes on tuesday. israeli police used water cannon on huge crowds in tel aviv. so those the live pictures we are showing thereof tel aviv. now to iran, where the issue of the headscarf is still front and centre and it's a problem for authorities. in the latest act of defiance, women ignored the mandatory hijab rule during an indoorfestival and were met with this reaction by authorities. the lights were dimmed, and then eventually turned off altogether. this comes off the back of iran's "hijab and chastity week", where officials staged gatherings and rallies across the country. let's cross now to our news reporter azadeh moshiri. just tell us about this they just incident if you can, azadeh. lousi, it is worth — incident if you c

it happened in tel aviv. authorities say the attacker is believed to be a palestinian from the occupied west bank. that he was shot dead by a bystander at the scene. emergency personnel say several of the injured are in critical condition. the palestinian militant group hamas says the attack is revenge for israel's raid in the occupied west bank. from a conflict zone in the middle east 21 in europe at least 43 people have been injured in russian shelling of a residential area in the ukrainian town. among them, a dozen children. the town is situated about 100 kilometers from the front line and the north. it's the latest attack by russia on civilian infrastructure in ukraine. >> in the early afternoon russian missiles hit this neighborhood in northeast ukraine. thus shelling damaged at least eight buildings. >> as a consequence, more than half of the neighborhood is not fit for habitation anymore. many people were injured by shrapnel. some seriously. but there are no casualties. >> some elderly residents were a

in tel aviv, various areas of occupied razi were the site of demonstrations for the 26th consecutiveweek in opposition to the zionist regime's prime minister, and the zionist regime's media reported that more than 25,000 people were injured in tel aviv's statement, and emphasized that the airport will operate tomorrow. they will disturb ben-gurion. the security forces of the zionist regime are preparing to deal with the escalation of the apparatus tomorrow and they believe that their military is trying to cover up corruption charges by weakening the judicial system. according to the protesters, the proposed reforms can not only escape from the legal status against him in corruption cases to make it easier in his daughter to defrauding the public trust, including accusations of netanyahu , the prime minister of the zionist regime. they have known a personality and said that the west claims that everything will end with negotiations, but first we have to defeat russia in a counterattack. it is strange that the russian foreign minister also said that the country's expectations from the

new violence erupting as far away as tel aviv. what will it take for this stop? can it? >>> and a new lawsuit on affirmative action. a civil rights group is trying to stop harvard from making it harder of sons and daughters of alumni to join the ivy league. we're following all of these stories coming in right here to "cnn news central." >>> on this fourth of july holiday, police are investigating two mass shootings in the span of 24 hours. first in philadelphia, five people are dead, two kidsessing neighborhood. a suspect was arrested, he had a bulletproof vest, an ar-15-style rifle, and a handgun. then in ft. worth, texas, just before midnight, three dead, eight others injured in a shooting police believe was related to a fourth of july celebration. let's take you now life to ft. worth with cnn's ed lavendera. so, ed, what are you hearing about a potential suspect in that ft. worth shooting? >> well, so far, we have not gotten any indication from ft. worth investigators if they've zeroed in on a suspect. we have heard from several witnesses being out in this neighborhoo

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