yazid's medication had run out, worsening his condition.and it got really scary. like his body and his mind is not being able to to understand everything that's going on. tala knows a world beyond gaza. she studied in the us, lived with an american family. she won a fellowship for young leaders funded by the state department. but always coming home to yazid, here together in 2021. will she return to gaza? i don't know how long is it going to take. but i would want to be a part of rebuilding it and healing it. i think everyone who leaves gaza, gaza still does not leave them. the cairo sky is safe. but it's not the sky of home. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. italy's top court court has ruled that sending migrants who arrive by sea back to libya is unlawful. the decision to uphold the conviction of the captain of an italian towboat is final. in 2018 the vessel picked up 101 people including children and pregnant women, from a rubber dinghy and returned them to libya. the pentagon sa

yazid's medication had run out, worsening his condition.uld have a seizure every time he heard bombing. and it got really scary. like his body and his mind is not being able to to understand everything that's going on. tala knows a world beyond gaza. she studied in the us, lived with an american family. she won a fellowship for young leaders funded by the state department. but always coming home to yazid, here together in 2021. will she return to gaza? i don't know how long is it going to take. but i would want to be a part of rebuilding it and healing it. i think everyone who leaves gaza, gaza still does not leave them. the cairo sky is safe. but it's not the sky of home. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. the war between israel and gaza loomed large this weekend at a conference of world leaders in munich focused on global security challenges — with many hoping that progress would be made towards a peace deal. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has rejected calls to hold off on a ground offensive in rafah city in the south of the ga

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when the 100th yazid came to our land, we were displaced and now we are living in our own homes . these are pictures of war refugees returning home. thank god. but the whole part they did not. some of them went to other cities and settled in towns like this one. we lived under a tent for a while and built a share house with the help of the government. the immigrants who were voiced by a person from the south of the country in the parliament. first of all , the request of the brothers and sisters of khoramshahri immigrants from the people of martyr paror, especially the immigrants of the imposed war. could a person go to meet the imam and raise the problems of the immigrants there? it was decided that wherever banks, companies, organizations have city offices , you should go and identify them for their employees . he told the representatives to identify them all. and the war veterans should be settled in these different towns, ali nafzadeh, who was a teacher before the revolution, at what stage of elementary school. he stepped on the road to several settlements in the villages of j

we report on people like tala, and her brother yazid — whose journey we've been following — and who'vepenheimer. cheering and applause and — it's oppenheimer�*s night at the baftas — it led the pack with seven gongs. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we start in the middle east, we begin in gaza, where the world health organization says the nasser hospital has ceased to function following an israeli raid. intelligence indicated hostages taken by hamas were being held there. the who said it hadn't been allowed to enter the site. meanwhile, a member of israel's war cabinet has said the

doubt that at the end of this august day, you will spend two years and a month less than me saddam yazid in the land of muhammad, we were displaced, now we have come, so we are in our own homes. these lives are pictures of war refugees returning home. thank you, but this was not the case for all of them. some of them went to other cities and settled in settlements like this one. we lived under a tent for a while and built a share house with the help of the government. the immigrants who were voiced by a person from the south of the country in the parliament. first of all, from the people of shahid paror. in the wake of the war imposed on the immigrants, the brothers and sisters of the khorramshahri immigrants wanted someone to visit the imam and raise the problems of the immigrants there. it was decided that everywhere, banks , companies, organizations have offices in the city for their employees , go and identify them . before the revolution, as a teacher, at what elementary stage did he step on the road to the villages of jahrom, which he helped. khairin jahorm himself was building a s

last november we reported on the case of a young woman and her disabled brother, tala and yazid, in rafaespondent fergal keane has been following their story. we came back to no electricity, no food for today. she's been a constant caring voice from within the siege. and one more day closer to my brother running out of medications. and we're still here.

last november we reported on the case of a young woman and her disabled brother, tala and yazid, in rafahurned away at the border along with their mother and siblings. our special correspondent fergal keane has been following the family's story. we came back to no electricity, no food for today. explosions she's been a constant, caring voice from within the siege. and one more day closer to my brother running out of medications and we're still here. explosions tala abu nahla's daily life a relentless struggle, to care for her disabled brother yazeed. three times they tried to escape rafah. like last november, when our cameraman first met them at the border. we are trying to do anything that we can to survive, because we just... i simply don't want to die at 24. they didn't get out of gaza then. drone flies overhead back home, amid the constant noise of drones overhead, tala tried to comfort yazeed. sirens wail and then, just a few days ago, we had news from cairo. they'd escaped to the safety of a flat in the egyptian capital. tala described the moment they left. i can't hear drones anymo

we report on people like tala, and her brother yazid — whose journey we've been following — and who'vebritish woman is arrested on suspicion of murder following the deaths of three children in bristol. and the bafta goes to... ..0ppenheimer! and it's 0ppenheimer�*s night at the baftas — it led the pack with seven gongs. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we start in the middle east, where a member of israel's war cabinet has said the military will move into the overcrowded city of rafah unless hamas releases all hostages by the 10th of march. speaking at a conference injerusalem, benny gantz said, the world must know, and hamas leaders must know — if by ramadan our hostages are not home, the fighting will continue everywhere, to include the rafah area." it comes as refugees have continued to crowd into rafah,

in november we reported on the case of a young woman and her disabled brother, tala and yazid, who werepeatedly turned away at the border at rafah along with their mother and siblings. our special correspondent fergal keane has been following the family's story. we came back to no electricity, no food for today. explosion. she's been a constant, caring voice from within the siege. and one more day closer to my brother running out of medications and we are still here. tala abu nahla's daily life a relentless struggle, to care for her disabled brother yazeed. three times they tried to escape rafah. like last november, when our cameraman first them at the border. we are trying to do anything that we can to survive, because we just... i simply don't want to die at 24. they didn't get out of gaza then. drone flies overhead. back home, amid the constant noise of drones overhead, tala tried to comfort yazeed. sirens. and then, just a few days ago, we had news from cairo. they'd escaped to the safety of a flat in the egyptian capital. tala described the moment they left. i can't hear drones any

we report on people like tala, and her brother yazid — whose journey we've been following — and who'vested on suspicion of murder following the deaths of three children in bristol. and the bathtub goes to... oppenheimer. —— bafta. and it's oppenheimer�*s night at the baftas — it led the pack with seven gongs. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we start in the middle east, where a member of israel's war cabinet has said the military will move into the overcrowded city of rafah unless hamas releases all hostages by the 10th of march. speaking at a conference injerusalem, benny gantz said "the world must know, and hamas leaders must know — if by ramadan our hostages are not home, the fighting will continue everywhere, to include the rafah area.