has already scored a point with the by did administration new as counseling here and occupied east jerusalem. that deals with palestinian was by the trump administration. there was talk about reopening it, but that the request of israel, the department has shown that plan at least for now time to allow the new israeli government to pass the budget indic nested by november, necesary for the ruling coalition to survive. the democratic administration is fully aware of the very delicate nature of israel coalition. and the fact that basically the israel prime minister is, is trading on eggs all the time. and therefore, he has to be very cautious, very careful. since bennett took off is the u. s. department has made statements against house demolition and illegal jewish settlement expansions in the occupied palestinian territory. which bennett has been an advocate of since his entry in political life. a kid place these a good steps but not enough. it's lip service. barden should say the only solution is to end the occupation because the image of israel today in the world is one of apartheid ethnic

even recently, i was told as these horrific things were going on in jerusalem and garza and other parts of the country. the p l. o. leaders in a number of places were using security forces to dump and down demonstrations on the west back. this is beam that out. well, the p a obviously denies that says it's all part of the resistance, but certainly what you're saying is that good, arguably by hand on a try. we on, on this program in the 1st few days, i mean, what about descent? i mean, you, you talking about how descent was allowed a little bit more room in the so called mainstream media before the fall of the berlin wall. now we hear evidence from the spy cops inquiry here in britain concerning you, how they spied on you. and the people around you, the demonstrators today, outside the g 7, do they have reason to be frightened? all the authorities, more frightened than even you were in the over many is fighting for civil rights. well, i mean, they'd be admitted that they had 14 officers expired on me over 45 years. was i frightened? look really, and i'll tell you why. because there's ver

live in jerusalem. appreciate it. >>> why has israel made this decision to provide boosters when most other countries are still taking a wait and see approach? earlier i spoke with the chair of the israel national covid experts advisory team. this is what he told me. >> first and foremost, the fact that in israel we completed the vast majority of our vaccination back in january so right now we're in the position in which the vast majority of our elderly have been vaccinated five to six months ago and this time that has elapsed is peaking the phenomenon of waning in immunity. the second point we have to take is right now delta variant alongside with this waning immunity is causing, you know, a continuously escalating surge that occurs both in vaccinated and unvaccinated alike. the fact of the matter is that for us at this point, breakthrough infections are not an exception but actually majority over daily infections actually take place among those vaccinated. >> ahead of much of the world. it is importan

i come here from jerusalem, our eternal capital, and i bring with me a new spirit. a spirit of goodwill. a spirit of hope. a spirit of decency and honesty. a spirit of unity and bipartisanship. folks have suggested we harbor differing political opinions, yet we all share the deep passion to work together to build a better future for israel. that is what israel is about. we are out to be good and do good. in our region, doing good is not enough. israel has to be strong in order to do good. be strong so we can do good. we cannot lose sight for even one moment that we are in the toughest neighborhood in the world. we have >> after the overwhelming stronger than any of our enemies and all of our enemies combined think mr. president for helping to yet again fortify israel's strategic advantage. the main issue we will talk about today is ryan's weapons race, we talked about inside the room i was happy to hear your clear words that iran will never be able to fire nuclear weapons and that you emphasize the diplomatic group, there is options if that doesn't work out. these i

our middle east correspondent tom bateman joins me now from jerusalem. how much is riding on the outcome of this? ,, ., ., ., , ., this? quite a lot, the lawyer for the families, _ this? quite a lot, the lawyer for the families, palestinian - this? quite a lot, the lawyer for. the families, palestinian families involved in this, thinks it will be pretty much the end of the road, bar a few technical legal options, if the high court today ruled against an appeal being able to take place, so these are for families in the sheikh jarrah, a neighbourhood of occupied eastjerusalem, these cases going on for many years, but in this particular case with the four families involved, there was due to be this appeal hearing to decide whether they would be any appeal on the 10th of may, you might remember that was in the run—up to a whole series of tensions injerusalem that finally exploded into an all—out conflict between israel and hamas in gaza. the case of sheikh jarrah was one of the key factors involved in the growing tensions inside jerusalem itself, so that

let's go straight to jerusalem. hadas gold joins me. so talk us through this booster shot and who is getting it. hi, hadas. >> hi, robyn. as of friday, anyone over the age of 50 # is now eligible for this booster vaccine. in addition, any medical staff, approximate people with underlying-health issues, as well as prisoners and wardens can all get this third dose of the coronavirus vaccine. this comes just about two weeks after israel rolled out the booster campaign for anyone over the age of 60. more than three-quarters of a million people in israel have already received this third booster and this comes as the numbers continue to rise here, robyn, to the levels that israel hasn't seen since the first few months of the year. in the past few days, we have hit several days of more than 6,000 positive cases, per day. and right now, the serious cases in hospital are approaching around 500. now, there's serious concern from people in charge of hospitals, that the hospitals could come under strain and there have been some criticisms leveled t

crackdowns by israeli security forces against protest as of how the abil hermes is lying for us in west jerusalem and how to really 10 stay for old stakeholders. the yes absolutely. we're here in front of the supreme court. the hearing should be starting any, any moment now, but you can see behind me the families of those who are facing these force eviction. there's also the protesters outside of the major here in support of those families. now it is a key they for these are just iraq, families that are going to put forward some documents to the court that petitioning the case that they have the right just in those homes that they had been living there since more than 5 decades. now, joining me to me, i wish how they use a member message and he will explain all of this a bit more in detail. just let me thank you very much for joining me here. that what do we expect to happen at the supreme court today? we have a few scenarios now where there's a lot of things that can happen for the follow up expecting a clear decision today regarding the issue of jobs because of the new document that you have me

no, he can claim these houses that are made his following developments for us from west jerusalem, where she spoke to one of the lawyers representing the families from shakes at our when it's been a very long session. and several things happened during that session. the judge trying to find the promises between the 2 sides. so those, the families living in the rock i were facing for expulsion and the settlers. now the judge had put forward an idea that the palestinian family sign the paper that that land below the salary in which they have guaranteed rights in that house, quoted the 3 generations i have with me here. the lawyer, mister sab mean, he has been representing the family that he can tell us what has been happening in this session. it was indeed a very long session just was very long day. we were invited to come to live in thursday. we were here before 11 and now it's up to 5 o'clock. we a finished decision. it was a long day. it was very thin, but i can conclude that for us it's a good fit for me because the court had our argument. the judges indicated that they will invite us

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the 6 naval didn't occupied east jerusalem, and all about 70 people are under tried to eviction, but not all. a part of this case for bodies have been found in sedans, city to river, according to military sources. the remains of people believe to have been executed . they were discovered in the eastern states of casala, have him organs and come to him, was more the bodies were found overnight by the residence of casela. that's where more than 220000. and if you have been refugees, are currently residing waiting to be relocated to proper united nations comes now we spoke to camp officials as well as military resources who say at least 30 refugees were able to cross from ethiopia, tegra region into ham dates, reception center, which is the refugee camp for if you have been refugees in the past few days now those refugees say that at least 50 people were waiting on the other side to cross into sedan. to escape the conflict into gray, military sources say that the 4 bodies who were discovered had their hand side and it looked like they were executed and then thrown into the river. it tha

appeal brought by full palestinian families against their force expulsion from shag gerra occupied east jerusalem. it's the family's last legal chance to stop them from being forced out of their homes, dozens of people and shake gerad or under threat of eviction. but not all of them. a part of this case, 3 neighborhoods in china's capital have been locked down and transport in and out of aging is suspended. it's the latest response to china's largest corona virus outbreak in month. the u. s. has now given its 70 percent of its adult population least one corona virus vaccine, a target the government was hoping to have a month ago and now it's battling as fees surge of cases driven by the delta variant. and hospital admissions in some states have heat record levels. those are the headlines here at al jazeera. now it's back to witness the news news. news. news. with me the me me me got more than just not on the side but just in the by what i did but it's more that i i know i didn't how did you go? i think there was a room much who does it will print i i mama says it bob. bob. but that anyway, my ech

tom bateman in jerusalem. the british prime minister's wife, carrie johnson, has announced she is pregnant. this will be the couple's second child together. announcing the news on instagram, carriejohnson also revealed that she had a miscarriage at the start of the year. she said: �*i feel incredibly blessed to be pregnant again but i've also felt like a bag of nerves.�* here's our political correspondent, nick eardley. carrie johnson's posted on instagram that she's expecting around christmas. remember, she and borisjohnson were married in may in that fairly small and secret ceremony at westminster cathedral. now they're expecting their second child in downing street around christmas time. it is pretty rare for prime ministers to have children while they're in office — i think there's only been four in the last 150 years or so, so it is quite a rare thing. but in this post that carriejohnson has put up on her instagram page, she's also revealed that she had a miscarriage at the start of this year. i jus

jon: from jerusalem thank you. we will hear from you more later. president biden is said to be monitoring the situation from camp david where he is spending the weekend the latest developments have left officials to justify why it is moving forward pulling our troops out of afghanistan we are alive with more on that. reporter: back in july the president said it is time for the afghan people to make the decision of the future of their country and tonight the future is decided in real time as we have been watching unfold throughout the day. a major shift especially when you consider what we have seen over the past 20 years and this is happening with the shock and horror and disbelief of others. and afghanistan is now bad and memory as afghanistan seizes control that fears of recriminations spread as sharia law she sweeps the country, the president of the united states conferred with his national security team that remains one —- remain silent refusing to address the crisis as the world watches the taliban take over unfolds. >> it's worth noting thi

brought by full palestinian families against their forced expulsion from shaking gerra in occupied east jerusalem. it's the family's last legal chance to stop them being driven out of their homes. 3 neighborhoods in china's capital have been locked down and transport in and out of beijing is suspended. it's the latest response to the country's largest corona virus outbreak in month of issues of worried about the fast spreading delta variance, which is driving the new cases. those are the headlines i'm emily angland. the news continues after witness. ah, me the me. 6 with the me in the in on me i the the me, i was funding the new and i'm going to like the way the way that i went with this new new screw. my mom, she was saying you need to keep your short noise in your beard. just need to. yes, my other one thing on my i detach myself from politics is an active participant because i've seen what i've been when people went to washing attached to treat that or can that i cannot do it. now? maybe what i'm the president calling go to the election officer next to the pilot. decent as even the wireless mo

appeals from for palestinian families against their forced expulsions from shut it off and occupied east jerusalem for the families. this is their last legal chance to prevent their force displacement after living there for decades. doesn't the other palestinians in the neighbourhood are also under the threat of force expulsion to make way for is really settlers. those already headlines. witness is coming up next, right here on al jazeera, thanks for watching. ah, me the mm mm mm. 6 mm the mm. in in mm mm mm mm. the me, i was spending and i'm going to like the way the way that i got a voice from the new screw mom, she would need to keep your short noise in your bill to see him. do you need to do that? one thing as a detach. myself from politics is an active participant because i've seen what happens when people want to wash and attach to treat. got broken that i cannot do is now the maybe what i'm the president calling go to the next to the city of the office next to the wireless wireless mind that this is not nearly what edge mantra is missing as well. i was, i was, i was going on. i'm not going

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. ♪ >> palestinians facing eviction from jerusalem neighborhood will have to wait longer for a ruling. that was expected today. it has been postponed. in may, violent clashes spread to a mosque compound. poland has granted a visa to a belarusian olympic sprinter. she said she feared for her safety and her team's officials tried to force her to fly home after she criticized officials for their management of her team in tokyo.

live from jerusalem, great to see you. here in the u.s., some agencies pushed back hard when pfizer said they might need a booster shot saying they don't have enough data to make that decision in the u.s. why is israel going ahead with this booster plan? what's the plan behind that? >> reporter: the prime minister, naftali bennett, when he made this announcement that anyone over the age of 60 who received their second dose of the vaccine more than five months ago will be eligible to receive the third booster shot was citing data from the israeli health ministry which showed what they are worried about, a decline in the vaccine efficacy over time. part of this data show that for those people who received their second dose of the vaccine by the end of january, that the vaccine effectiveness against infection could drop as low as 16%. now those people were still very well protected against severe illness, something in the 86% range. but that is the data that the prime minister said caused their coronavirus cabinet to make the

palestinian families against the forced expulsion from the chic john neighborhood in occupied east jerusalem for the family . this is the last legal trans to prevent their false displacement. after living there for decades, dozens of other palestinians in the neighborhood also under threat of forced expulsion to make way for israeli settlers. they bella russians, printers now inside the polish embassy in turkey. after seeking political asylum, christina, this man of squire had accused bella ruth of trying to force her home on a plane bus after she publicly complained about her coaches. at least 8 people have now died in fall of burnt across turkey for the past 5 days. cruise often battling several wildfires. those were the headlines, so they both knees and, and now i had half my refund with that green in the news are until, and it's risking it all here on, i'll just there from talk to al jazeera, we roam, did you want the us to take and who stopped you? we listen, you see the whole infrastructure and being totally destroyed. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that mat

in the forests west of jerusalem. many fear these extreme scenes will become more commonplace as climate changes. >> extreme weather all over the world this summer. head of the world -- the head of the world health organization has called for a moratorium on vaccine boosters until the end of september. the move is to enable at least 10% of the population of every country to get vaccinated. in nations like israel and germany, they are moving with booster shots while much of the world is still unvaccinated. ooding shows the percentage of people at risk has risen by him was a quarter. researchers said climate change in some areas were among the factors. most of the increase was in asia and south africa. you're watching bbc world news america. still to come on tonight's program, a sprinter from belarus to fight her countries attempt to send her home from the olympics, and arrives home in poland as the government is excused of brutal oppression. indoor activities in new york city like going to bars or gyms will require peo

. >>> tomorrow night on cnn watch the series finale of jerusalem, city of faith and fury. here's a preview. >> 18 years have passed since the 1948 arab -- israeli war. after a period of calm, tensions are rising again in the middle east. the young nation of israel struggles to find stability as the entire region hovers on the brink of a new conflict. >> israel is still a young country. the idea of accepting israel as part of the middle east is foreign. >> israel and its arab neighbors were at a state of conflict since 1948. >> the middle east was arab for at least 2,000 years and suddenly these immigrants come from eastern europe and they build their own community here. and it was the new island of foreigners in the midst of an arab middle east. >> jerusalem city of faith and furry airs tomorrow night at 10:00 right here on cnn. ♪all by yourself.♪ you look a little lost. i can't find my hotel. oh. oh! ♪ this is not normal. no. ♪ so? ♪ right? go with us and find millions of flexible options, all in our app. expedia. it matters who you travel with. (door closes) â™

tonight on an all-new episode of "jerusalem." how the battles of christians and muslims changed the city forever. here is a preview. ♪ >> as the crusaders set out, solomon is well prepared. he has a huge army. he has a lot of water and military supplies. he also takes the precaution of spoiling the wells that are on the route. >> this was july. so very hot north of palestinian. very dry. he and his men -- and the wind was blowing. all the smoke and the heat went the direction. >> causes them to choke and swelter and suffer even more. to compound to the chaos of beating their drums really loudly. >> a powerful history lesson on an all new episode of "jerusalem city of faith and fury." 10:00 p.m. on cnn. >> we hope you have a great week! thank you so much for spending time with us this morning. make good memories this week. >> hope you have a good rest of your weekend. manu raju is in for abby philip on "inside politics" next. have a great sunday! you need an ecolab scientific clean here. and you need it here. and here. and here.

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alicia: trey yingst in jerusalem, thanks, trey. eric. eric: so how alarming is this? let's bring in dan hoffman, former station chief, also served in moscow, iraq and pakistan and is a fox news contributor. we have two people killed in this, dan, as you know, one as trey just said a british subject, a british citizen and now the israeli foreign minister joined the u.k. foreign minister in blaming tehran. what do we do? >> well, i think first of all we have to recognize that there's a real escalation going on in the gulf between iran and israel. israel reportedly did take a lethal strike against an iranian -- the commander of an iranian proxy militia in syria and remember, israel launched significant attacks against iran's nuclear program as well, while iran has been very active in launching attacks against shipping in the gulf. iran's widespread use of drones, the houthis in yemen as well as by hamas against israel and so for the united states there's significant concern about freedom of navigation but in a greater issue for us is the nuclear deal and the biden admini

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in the forests west of jerusalem. many fear these extreme scenes will become more commonplace as climate changes. >> extreme weather all over the world this summer. head of the world -- the head of the world health organization has called for a moratorium on vaccine boosters until the end of september. the move is to enable at least 10% of the population of every country to get vaccinated. in nations like israel and germany, they are moving with booster shots while much of the world is still unvaccinated. flooding shows the percentage of people at risk has risen by him was a quarter. researchers said climate change in some areas were among the factors. most of the increase was in asia and south africa. you're watching bbc world news america. still to come on tonight's program, a sprinter from belarus to fight her countries attempt to send her home from the olympics, and arrives home in poland as the government is excused of brutal oppression. indoor activities in new york city like going to bars or gyms will require p

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joining me now from jerusalem is nbc news foreign correspondent raf sanchez. what you are hearing about how this played out and where thing goes from here? >> yeah, the question is israeli and lebanese families are asking themselves tonight, is this going to lead to all out war as it did back in 2006? both israeli military and hezbollah say they don't want a war. that doesn't mean that they won't escalate their way into one. a small palestinian faction operating in southern lebanon fired three rockets into israel. israel responding with artillery. and then with air strikes. and then we had 24 hours of calm until about 11:00 a.m. this morning when the sirens started blaring. 19 rockets fired by hezbollah. most of them intercepted by israel's iron dome missile defense system. at this time, there is no reports of any casualties on the israeli or on the lebanese side. the u.n. is appealing for calm. the question is, is this the full extent of israel's sponsor are we going to see air strikes in the coming hours? we all remember the 11 devastating days of fighting b

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trey yingst live in jerusalem with the very latest happening in afghanistan, thank you, trey. eric: the stunningly rapid advance of the taliban has left the biden administration on its heels, scrambling to try and justify why it's moving forward with pulling all u.s. troops out of afghanistan even as it sends more troops back into kabul to evacuate our people. kevin corke live at the white house9 with the very latest from the administration. hi, kevin. >> reporter: good afternoon. senior administration officials tell us, yes, the president has been getting briefings and, yes, we have certainly seen pictures of him but still silence from the president of the united states even as the situation in afghanistan continues to devolve. these are images of mr. biden at camp david where where he has been monitoring the situation and conferring with his senior national security cadre, but we have yet to hear from him despite what appears to be a day of historic proportion with the country and, indeed, the world trying to make sense of what's happening in afghanistan, what's transpired o

in a city divided over how to build its future. jenny hill, bbc news, jerusalem. the jury in the inquest of the streatham attacker sudesh amman has been watching cctv and police footage of the attack, and the moment he was shot dead by armed surveillance officers. amman stabbed two people on a busy high street, 10 days after being released from a prison sentence for terrorism offences. james reynolds has been following the hearing. james, what was shown at the hearing? plenty of footage collated from various shop fronts and body cams which show the minute before sudesh amman carried out the attack and the attack itself. he is shown walking along streatham high road and at this point there is an undercover police team monitoring his movements and he then goes into a low price store and at this point the footage chose one of the undercover officers walking slowly towards the store and then he gets a few steps away and then he gets a few steps away and then the footage shows sudesh amman sprinting out of the store, going in the other direction and he goes on to stab

it's done on tuesday or it take you to west jerusalem right now where we've got this wildfire that has exploded. we have had tender, dry conditions here and high heat as, while temperatures that we're looking at on tuesday for ramallah, a high of 30 degrees, starting to dry out cross the black sea coast for turkey on tuesday. certainly, good news is that clean up continues the tropics of africa, the heaviest pulses of rain, really gap on camera room rate through into nigeria on tuesday. and if we go a bit further south, it's unsettled for the eastern. keep keep town 16 degrees but some sunshine to be had for johannesburg. at 17, in cape town, the rain is always going to be near over the next few days. on friday, a high of 16 degrees c said the when i think of my niger, i think of potential when i think of potential, i think what would be, what is not. i think of young people literally take them to the do something that they can be part of. tell me from possible. i think it on the challenge, i believe isn't a child in the country. hello. my name is ben. gotcha. so, and this is my a, my,

adjourned an appeal brought by four palestinian families against their forced expulsion from occupied east jerusalem. it's the families last legal chance to stop them being forced out of their homes they have lived in for decades. dozens of people are under threat of eviction. those are the headlines. stay tuned now for inside story and i will be back at the top of the hour. >> six months after the coup in myanmar, the military has named itself as caretaker government. at is the lefhe ternational commity in this ongoing crisis? this is "inside story." ♪ hello, and welcome to the program. six months ago, ian morris plunges to chaos when the military took power in a coup. it promised to hold onto power for a year, but a senior general has now extended state interventions until august 2023. he said he will hold elections, but did not go for any other details. the coup triggered mass protests. neighbors in southeast asia are becoming frustrated. indonesia's foreign minister has ursa military two point a special envoy, saying there is little progress on a plan to resolve the crisis. we will bring in ou

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trey yingst live in jerusalem with the very latest. trey. >> reporter: arthel, good afternoon. both "the washington post" and reuters are now reporting the united states will send an additional 1,000 troops temporarily to kabul to assist with the evacuation mission underway right now. "the washington post" reporting that these troops are from the 82nd airborne division. that will bring the total from the 82nd to 2,000 troops. additionally, there are 2,000 u.s. marines, 1,000 minnesota national guard members and additionally, 1,000 embassy and airport protection troops. right now we are looking at a ramped-up u.s. presence to make sure these evacuations run smoothly. early in the night there was this concern that the airport in kabul could be targeted as the u.s. military looks to continue facilitation of evacuations. we've seen images from the airport both civilian and government personnel trying to get out. you have everyone from journalists to interpreters, to translators, to international government officials trying to make their way out of kabul all at the same time, and th

let's go straight so jerusalem. hadas gold joins me now. this is surprising in israel, israel was way ahead of everybody when it came to vaccination. >> reporter: that's right, a few months ago israel was registering barely a handful of positive covid cases a day, at one point two weeks with no covid deaths and restrictions were lifted. people didn't have to mask indoors, no restrictions on gatherings. right as those restrictions were lifted, the delta variant started coming into israel, bad timing. people's restrictions being lifted, people's vaccine immunity potentially being waning, as you said. israel is the first country to have mass vaccinations and many of the over-60 population were vaccinated by the end of january and that was months ago. now they're thinking the vaccine reduces in efficacy over time, and that hit at the same time as delta came in. in the past days israel has registered more than 7,000 cases per day, numbers that israel has not seen since the beginning of the year. more than 650 people are now seriously ill in hosp

and the, the fact that, and hum off a warn the israelis stop these attacks on our people in jerusalem. stop them now or we will resist. and so they resisted as every people has a right to do. so. western media, you know where of a garza yes, there are a lot of palestinian journalists risking their lives. and muslim journalists and arabic speaking journalists, but where all the high paid western journalists, it looks to me like a boy carter, because you think there was a time when journalists were tried, hard to get into guys are obviously the john. this is saying they don't explicitly say, but it, israel that actually prevents them and doesn't give them the passes. and i should say, israel obviously says there were rocks at alexa mosque, and israel says they give warnings, although that's disputed by some of the children who've seen that parents being killed. well, we know that israel is aligned machine and it's been proven to be that. but i think we do have to understand the responsibility in britain. it had the responsibility of not only the president government, but the labor party

taken place weekly over the 4th expulsion of palestinian families in shaped cheryl and occupied east jerusalem. the israeli army says its launched strikes against for how much positions in garza in response to these protests, israel's defense minister says that his country will not accept any violations at the board offense. millions of people in the us being warned to prepare for fierce winds and heavy rain as hurricane on re heads to the east coast. the national harkins dentist as it could bring life threatening storm surges and flooding on 40000000 people in the region on the hurricane. or tropical storm warning, massive while 5 burning through 200000 has protected land in bolivia, areas home to an isolated indigenous community near the brazil border. the local authorities say at least $155.00 continues to threaten conservation zones. and red animals like jack was those the headlines, news continues on out there to the man who stole the world. aah! the health of humanity is at stake. a global pandemic requires a global response. w h l is the guardian of global health, delivering life saving

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♪ >> a highly anticipated court case in israel over the possible evictions of palestinians in east jerusalem which held trigger violence and conflict with hamas in may, has ended inconclusively. four palestinian families are appealing a lower court order to leave their homes to make way for jewi settlers. tom was outside the court as it concluded. >> judges have not ruled either y on whether they can appeal but they have tried to offer a compromise between the palestinian families and the jewish side of the group that has been trying to displace them. that compromise would effectively mean the palestinians could stay in the homes for some years to come but they would have to recognize jewish ownership of their properties. the families d not say, yes, they would do that. they want to come up with a list of names that get that so-called protected tenancy status. things have been knocked back another wend the legal proceedings will take a little bit further beyond then. ♪ >> this is "outside source" live from the bbc news room. belarusian athlete krystina timanovskaya is at the center of an o

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later the jerusalem post reported the european head of most to saying that material like this from a source like this happens once in a 1000 years. well, any case officer who receives potential walk in or a double agent will always assume the worst. and the best way that a walk in can establish their credentials is by producing festival proof of their own identity. secondly, proof of their access to the kind of information that would be of interest to the recipient. and certainly best of all would be to provide a specimen. so examples of really good intelligence which demonstrates the status of the agent and his or level of access as to the contents of the envelope handed over in london cafe. that remains a mystery. also unknown. and subject to much speculation, among one's motives. obviously, one of the documents are 40. it provided those under laps and take time until all of them would be a good fit for the fact it's you ego. you become even closer to sad that that it was twist father in law that was more suspicious of fame is soluble as it is as a young playboy. that was more inte

later the jerusalem post reported the european head of most ad saying that material like this from a source like this happens once in a 1000 years. well, any case officer who receives potential walk in or a double agent will always assume the worst. and the best way that a walk in can establish their credentials is by producing festival proof of their own identity. secondly, proof of their access to the kind of information that would be of interest to the recipient. and thirdly, best of all would be to provide a specimen. so examples of really good intelligence which demonstrates the status of the agent and his or level of access as to the contents of the envelope handed over in london cafe. that remains a mystery. also unknown. and subject to much speculation, among one's motives. obviously one of the documents are $48.00, provided those under laps and take time until all of them would be a good fit for the fact it's, you go, you become even closer to sad that that it was twist father in law. that was more suspicious of fame soluble as it is, it is a young playbook that was more int