i susan jerusalem, i see the west bank. you cannot distinguish between between a journalist and palestinian, your target as long as your palestinian, as long as you are living in this space and covering the stories of the people we're always targets. and i think this is, this is what makes the, the work of a journalist patterson difficult. we can distinguish between being posted and journalist. you can't be mutual in this situation. you can't be sympathetic with the language. you have to report on the people that you come from and this is something when sober and woman to be honest. so i totally agree with i just would like to add something like for me because i work in the field and i have so many colleagues who work in the field as well. photographers. and for the journalist, they have been telling me that they really forces target journalists. and one of my colleagues once told me that if dr. before he was shot in the face, he heard israeli soldiers or israeli commanders telling the soldiers to start with a journal. the

i susan jerusalem, i see from the west bank. you cannot distinguish between between a journalist and palestinian. your target as long as you're palestinian, as long as you're living in this space and covering the stories of the people were always targets. and i think this is, this is what makes the, the work of a journalist patterson difficult. we can distinguish between being posted and journalist. you can't be mutual in the situation. you can't be sympathetic with the language you have to put on the people that you come from. this is something was sober and woman to be honest. so i totally agree with love i just would like to add something like for me because i work in the field and i have so many colleagues who work in the field as well. photographers. and for the journalist, they have been telling me that they really forces targets journalists. and one of my colleagues once told me that if dr. before she was shot in the face, he heard israeli soldiers or israeli commanders telling the soldiers to start with agenda the before

i susan jerusalem, i see in the west bank. you cannot distinguish between between a journalist and palestinian. your target as long as your palestinian, as long as you are living in the states and covering the stories of the people we're always targets. and i think this is, this is what makes the, the work of a journalist burleson difficult. we can distinguish between being a posting and journalist, you can't be mutual in this situation. you can't be sympathetic with the language you have to report on the people that you come from. and this is something when sober and moment to be honest years. so i totally agree with july i just would like to add something like for me because i work in the field and i have so many colleagues who work in the field as well. photographers. and for the journalist, they have been telling me that they really forces targets journalists. and one of my colleagues once told me that if dr. before he was shot in the face, he heard israeli soldiers or israeli commanders telling the soldiers to start with

i susan jerusalem, i see the west bank. you cannot distinguish between between a journalist and palestinian, your target as long as your palestinian, as long as you are living in this space and covering the stories of the people we're always targets. and i think this is, this is what makes the, the work of a journalist patterson difficult. we can distinguish between being posted and journalist. you can't be neutral in this situation. you can't be sympathetic with the language. you have to report on the people that you come from and this is something god was sober and moment to be honest years. so i totally agree with july . i just would like to add something like for me because i work in the field and i have so many colleagues who work in the field as well. photographers. and for the journalist, they have been telling me that they really forces targets journalists. and one of my colleagues once told me that if dr. before he was shot in the face, he heard israeli soldiers or israeli commanders telling the soldiers to start w

and since then, have been reading several homes in a palestinian neighbourhood in occupied east jerusalem called still won. stole chums, lawyer saw into statements in june, saying classified material that trump's florida home had been returned. but according to the new york times, the statement would be at odds with this week. seizure of 11 sits of classified documents from mar logo. how does your castro has more from washington? we know that not only as tromping investigative for potentially violating the espionage act, but he is also be investigated for possibly obstruction of justice. and that is what this key document speaks to. the context of this is the department of justice asked air subpoenaed trump and his aides back the in the spring for all of the classified materials that he had improperly removed from the white house and brought to his private residence at mar logo. that was followed up by an in person visit from the top counter intelligence off official in the department of justice, the national security division who went to mar lago again in person in june to try to get tho

and stopped as a tech against palestinian educational system in jerusalem. one of the attorneys representing the school says, this is politically motivated, censorship. that breeches the 1995 oslo accords and international laws on occupation. the basic and most common rule and international law regarding occupied territories, whereas the occupant could never rule and occupy territory sovereignty. since one of the main and most inherent instruments of sovereignty is dictation of education, the legal team representing the schools admits the prospects of prevailing in the israeli judicial system are slim, these palestinian se at stake.

and since then, have been reading several homes in a palestinian neighbourhood in occupied east jerusalem called still one. donald trump's lawyer signed the statements and june saying classified material that trump's florida home had been returned. that's according to the new york times. this statement would be at odds with this week seizure of 11 sets of classified documents from mar locker. will the author, salman rushdie, has been taken off a vin to lighter and has regained the ability to speak one day after he was stabbed to new york. the men arrested for attacking rusty has appeared in court and pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and assault on the 2nd degree police to time 24 year old, haughty matter after the attack on friday. will ukraine's president has warned that his forces will target russian soldiers who shoot ad or from this upper region nuclear power station. they have been called for an in to fighting around the facility purchased on the market. 55 years of independence with celebrations across the country. in karachi, a ceremony is being held at the memorial for pucca

when shots were fired toward a bus in the old city of jerusalem. israeli police say a palestinian suspect did turn himself in. more now from abc's ines de la cuetara. >> reporter: tonight, americans among the injured after a gunman opened fire on a bus near jerusalem's western wall. >> at 1:24 i got to the scene, i saw a few people lying on the floor in critical condition. three of them were in critical condition. >> reporter: the u.s. embassy in jerusalem says at least five americans among the eight wounded, including a father and son from new york city. >> reporter: he bent down over his family to protect them. he was shot in the neck, but it looks like his condition is improving. his son was shot in the arm as he protected his son. >> a pregnant woman shot in the stomach. doctors performing an emergency delivery. her baby now in serious but stable condition. investigators say the palestinian suspect, armed with a handgun, also fired at a car ter ceasfirendedome of in a year. israeli air strikes killing 49 palestinians including 17 children, and

and for the, you know, the distance fraction in this time john holman's in occupied east jerusalem. he's got more on the international reaction where israel continues with, with what it calls this operation. and on the other side is let me continues to rockets into a throw. these really military says that now there's 120 rock has been launched into the country. so far we not him of any reports of injuries on the israeli side . a lot of those rockets being stopped by the iron dough, which is the israeli system against rockets to stop them even in the air. and those that have landed seem to have done so in areas where they haven't been able to to hurt anyone. will say something else is going on. it's quite movie account that we were hearing from someone living in gaza. in the macro level. there are other countries weighing in on this and other organizations. the united states is one of the earliest a tweet from the ambassador's israel, saying that the united states firmly believes the israel has a right to protect itself. we're engaging with different par, isn't all sides for come. so

i after the occupation of a sudden, feedback building that make us feel like we in the center of jerusalem. in fact, we're miles away. i look actually at the corner of the building in architect know that we need to look at the corner of the building in order to study and construction. i see that tells me that this is a concrete building and that the stone is merely a veneer of one and a half centimeters. so the government wanted to tell the people living here that they're living in part of the holy city of jerusalem. and it was left for architecture to tell this the picture principle, these really occupation is a way of maintaining separation and exercising control. so this is a ton of road building, 1998. now called the apartheid road because they rose and simply serve the jewish communities. in jewish colonies, settlements to the south tourism. we have a hold to each neighborhood overhead. and now we are driving over palestinian valley settlements of building hilltops overlooking the palestinian in the valleys between the main reason that they are built on hilltops is for the self protec

show you is the neighborhood of after 67 israel and next is a large part of the west bank and coast jerusalem and immediately starts building remote neighborhoods. the name of the cold been living around 50 i after the occupation of a sudden feedback building that make us feel like we in the center of jerusalem. in fact, we're miles away. i look actually at the corner of the building in architect know that we need to look at the corner of the building in order to study and construction. i see that tells me that this is a concrete building and that the stone is merely a veneer of one and a half centimeter thick. so the government wanted to tell the people living here that they're living in part of the holy city of jerusalem. and it was left for architecture to tell this the picture principal of these really occupation is a way of maintaining separation and exercising control. so this is the tunnel road building 1990. take no call the apartheid road because they rode simply serve the jewish communities in jewish colonies and settlements to the south tourism. we have a whole jewish neighborhood

after 67, israel, a nexus, a large part of the west bank and calls jerusalem and immediately starts building remote neighborhoods. neighborhoods a cold been living around 50 i after the occupation of a sudden feedback building that make us feel like we in the center of jerusalem. in fact, we're miles away. look actually at the corner of the building in architect know that we need to look at the corner of the building in order to study and construction. i see that tells me that this is a concrete building and that the stone is merely a veneer of one and a half centimeter thick. so the government wanted to tell the people living here that they're living in part of the holy city of jerusalem. and it was left for architecture to tell that the architectural principle of these really occupation is a way of maintaining separation and exercising control. so this is a ton of road building. 1990. take no call the apartheid road because the roads simply serve the jewish communities in jewish colonies and settlement to the south tourism. we have a whole jewish neighborhood overhead and now we are drivin

show you is the neighborhood of after 67 israel and next is a large part of the west bank and coast jerusalem and immediately starts building remote neighborhoods. the name of the cold been living around 50 i after the occupation of a sudden feedback building that make us feel like we in the center of jerusalem. in fact, we're miles away. i look actually at the corner of the building in architect know that we need to look at the corner of the building in order to study and construction. i see that tells me that this is a concrete building and that the stone is merely a veneer of one and a half centimeters thick. so the government wanted to tell the people living here that they're living in part of the holy city of jerusalem. and it was left for architecture to tell this the architectural principle, these really occupation is a way of maintaining separation and exercising control. so this is the tunnel road building 1990. no, call the apartheid road because they rode simply serve the jewish communities in jewish colonies and settlements to the south tourism. we have a whole to each neighborhoo

absolutely, but i think any self conscious nation wants to build its own, you know, have only jerusalem and that's for sure. but i think very few nations, in fact, only one nation claims that you know, this is the one the only have only jerusalem. you know that. and the russian also allows for the multiplicity of gardens. the question is whether the americans are ready to leave, even after these, you print in crisis, whether they are ready to stop, then they can be a multiplicity of developmental past in the world. and that not everything. and not everybody will play to tune. i would agree, is it so is it missionary stain in american foreign policy? and this is why we have those complaints for democracy and the campaigns for human rights, which is truly blue ridge, national interest of the united states. and this is part of america. and there was some positive sinks about it, some negative things about that. but this is towards that. so is a mesh mission of israel, sometimes in american foreign policy. and which is not prismatic, when you displace too much of this type of desire will be

but i think any cell conscious nation wants to build its own, you know, have only jerusalem and that's for sure. but i think very few nations, in fact, only one nation please that you know, this is the one you know only have only jerusalem. you know that and the russian also allows for the multiplicity of gardens. the question is whether the americans are ready to leave even after these ukrainian crisis, whether they are ready to accept, then they can be multiplicity of developmental pass in the world. and that not everything and not everybody will play tune i want agrees that so is the missionary stain in american foreign policy. and this is why we have those complaints for democracy and the campaigns for human rights, which actually blue ridge, national interest of the united states. and this is part of america and 0, some positive sinks about it though some negative things about it. but this is towards that, so is a mesh mission of israel, sometimes in american foreign policy and which is not prismatic. when you displace too much of this type of desire will be moral and imposed. it'

from jerusalem, our middle east correspondent yolande knell sent this report. a crush of grief for islamichhad's most powerful commander in gaza. "revenge", the mourners shout. and soon it came — the armed group filing barrages of rockets at israeli cities. the death of the veteran militant is a serious blow to the jihadist group. he was killed here with seven others in intense israeli bombing. translation: it was horrifying. they targeted the house with five or six rockets. there were bodies on the ground. and today the violence also reached jerusalem, as israeli nationalists visited its most disputed holy site for a jewish holiday. israel's air defence system could be seen intercepting at least two palestinian rockets over the city, leaving trails of white smoke. israeli officials say they launched their military operation to prevent attacks by islamichhad on israeli civilians, that they had precise, detailed intelligence of its plans. but for now civilian life is on hold in southern israel, the streets largely empty as air raid sirens leave residents hidin

so yeah, it's very disconcerting and very worrying, obviously a shooting an occupied east. jerusalem early on sunday morning has injured 8 people, including a baby police say a suspect has turned himself in and confessed to the attack. natasha of a name reports the calm of the old city and the middle of the night shifted to the chaos of an attack on sunday. police say a man ambushed a bus in a parking lot. you're the western wall at about 1 30 in the morning to be below tight, i see 40 toys i was bleeding. the driver says he tried to pull away, but was unable to because the wheelchair ramp was lowered, employed him of a machine. 2 of the wounded are in a serious condition. a pregnant woman in her thirties with an abdominal injury is still in the operating, grew a very complex injury and a man in his sixties with injuries to the neck and had also a gunshot wound and is now in the intensive care unit. a 6 hour manhunt followed police cordoned off the area, set up checkpoints to search people and cars and rated homes in still won. the palestinian neighborhood has previously been the sit

they occupied city of jerusalem. this is an or an all out aggression by israel assault by israel on us everywhere. wherever we are with it in the west bank, with orange, also living garza or even refugees outside cuba has appealed for international help to fight a fire that's burning out of control at an old depot. the blaze at the storage facility in the city of mountains us was caused by a lightning strike. at least one person has died, a more than a 120 the will have been injured. 17 fire fighters, missing mexican venezuela, have sent support cruise, elect periods. you know, it's a complex situation. experience says that the tank must use up all the fuel inside . we are making every effort with international assistance to shorten the time. but we can't know when the fire will stop. hello. at augustin has mall from the times us in the north of cuba. as you can see right behind me, there's a huge plume of smoke coming out from one of the tanks that still burnings. there are 8 that called super time, because each of

a shooter opening fire on a bus in jerusalem. a family from new york now hospitalized >>> heartbreak on top of heartbreak. a driver plows into a fundraiser for a family that in a fire ten days ago >>> and salman rushdie now awake and speaking what the author's family is saying about his recovery>>> this is nbc >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow >> good evening. i'm hallie jackson in for kate as we come on the air tonight, a new warning serving as a vivid illustration of a divided nation on edge with the fbi in a new bulletin describing a spike in threats against law enforcement. ever since that search of former president trump's mar-a-lago home on monday now we're seeing stepped-up security for officials around the country and a growing sense of unease about what could happen next if this violent talk keeps escalating our senior white house correspondent kelly o'donnell starts us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, an alarming new warning sent to law enforcement about their own safety volatile fallout after so

you know, this is the one you only have only jerusalem, you know that. and the russian also allows for the multiplicity of gardens. the question is whether the americans are ready to leave even after the ukrainian crisis, whether they are ready to accept that they can be a multiplicity of developmental pass in the world. and that not everything. and not everybody will play to tune i want agrees that so is the missionary stain in american foreign policy. and this is why we have those complaints for democracy. and the campaigns for human rights, which yesterday blue ridge, national interest of the united states. and this is part of america and 0, some positive sinks about it, some negative things about it. but this is towards that. so is a mission mission of israel, sometimes in american foreign policy. and which is not prismatic, when you displace too much of this type of desire will be moral and imposed. it's morality on the hello now and one of your article, you pointed out that you korean experience being last one on one as you put in ruth, less russia

but i think any self conscious nation wants to build its own, you know, have only jerusalem. that's for sure. but i think very few nations, in fact, only one nation please that you know, this is the one and only have only jerusalem. you know that. and the russian also allows for the multiplicity of gardens. the question is whether the americans are ready to leave even after the ukrainian crisis, whether they are ready to accept, then they can be multiplicity, all developmental pass in the world. and that not everything. and not everybody will play tune i want agrees that so is the missionary stain in american foreign policy. and this is why we have those complaints for democracy. and the campaigns for human rights, which is really blue ridge, national interest of the united states. and this is part of america, and there are some positive sinks about it, some negative things about that. but this is towards that. so is a mission mission of israel, sometimes in american foreign policy. and which is not prismatic, when you displace too much of this type of desire will be moral an

the armed group fired hundreds of rocts in jerusalem and tel aviv. israel bombarded what it said were islamic jihadist sites in gaza. we know at least 44 civilians died, including 15 children. israel says this was caused by arab rockets higher, its ambassador has been speaking to the bbc. >> it is important to remember in the last three days, most israelis were in bomb shelters. over000 rockets were fired on israeli citizens. some of my friends in tel aviv had to stay in bomb shelter, including my deputy ambassador who is spending his time in israel. this is the atmosphere that created the urge to act. israel has never targeting civilians, israel is always targeting military targets. >> at the center of this is the gaza strip. let's take a look at its significance. it is one of the most and slick populated areas in the world, home to around 2 million people. it is run by the militant group. palestinian jihad is one of several militant troops operating in as a. it cooperates with hamas, but operates its independence. it's group has called for the rele

obviously, tenure came a forest in jerusalem. thank you so much for that update. let's turn out his tensions in the taiwan straits in the wake of us. how speaker nancy pelosi is visit to taiwan. china has announced it is suspending dialogue with united states on a number of important issues. they include military relations, climate change, and legal help, and criminal matters and policies as it has enraged beijing, which sees the self governing island of taiwan as part of its territory. in response, china has been conducting intensive military drills in the waters around tie. one chinese missiles began striking the seas north, south and east of taiwan hours after us. how speaker nancy pelosi left the island bartonville meet young. had the missouri chinese state television released video of war ships patrolling the taiwan strait for decades, and unofficial buffer zone between china and taiwan. as fighter jets cruise the skies above air cover for the multiple, no go danger zones declared by china in some of the busiest shipping lanes in the world, china has chosen t

i also spoke with our correspondent tanya cree, mind, jerusalem, and asked her if people fear yet another war. while absolutely, i think people are deeply worried about this. especially in garza, you mentioned it are. they hardly recovered there from the last war in a to in may 2021. now, of course, we don't know yet, then the middle of an escalation right now, or whether this will take days or whether this will be a full blown, a war or at the end. but it has been certainly a very difficult night for people in the south of israel, but also of course, in the gaza strip, or the israeli military has continued to carry out as tri x they. they said that there have targeted at least 30 sites. it describes belonging to the palestinian militant group islamic jihad. at the same time, rockets have been launched all morning to have been air raid sirens. so people in the south have to stay in their safe rooms in their bumper shelters. now there's really army says that over a 190 rockets were fired since or yesterday, and mainly in the south, some in the center or with the iron dome, the defense syst

let's get the latest now from our corresponding tonya cramer in jerusalem. tonya, hi, there has been a serious outbreak of violence. why is this happening now? while a airstrikes by the israeli military have been continuing now into the night at the same time that via hearing the air raid sirens, mainly in the southern part of israel. a warning residence there from incoming rocket fire thumb on palestinian militants launching those rocket barrages into a israel. now this comes after a israel launched and major as strikes in this afternoon and killing as senior islamic jihad, a commander on the palestinian health authorities, and garza have said that at least 10 people have been killed among them. young child, and at least by now 70 over 70 people have been injured and those numbers are expected to rise as this escalation is continuing and be heard the on israeli prime minister of the caretaker government. ill repeat saying that this on a military operation will continue as long as it needs, as well, has also are called up over 25000 reservists. bomb shelters have been opened in the w

well, if anything been done to de escalate the situation is d w is tanya kramer in jerusalem . i think at this point it's still too early. i, you know, to talk about a ceasefire or something like that, that the army saying that this military operation could the israeli army saying that this military operation could last at least a week, but they're conflicting reports as well. no, it's really official saying that no negotiations, but we're hearing reports that egypt is actually trying to push for a cease fire. egypt is a traditional mediator in gaza between usually hamas and israel, but also of course, the other minute and affections that there is concern that is good for the escalade . and of course, this is a lot of concern for the civilians. there be in the southern communities and israel, people have been spending their 2 nights also in bomb shelters or protected rooms, but also in gaza. people have hardly, you know, recovered from the last born may 2021. and it's a closed off area has been a territory that has been located by israel and partly by egypt for 15 years and peo

so longer range one is even targeted tel aviv and jerusalem.— tel aviv and jerusalem. so at the moment it _ tel aviv and jerusalem. so at the moment it is _ tel aviv and jerusalem. so at the moment it is islamic _ tel aviv and jerusalem. so at the moment it is islamichhad - tel aviv and jerusalem. so at the moment it is islamichhad and i moment it is islamichhad and israeli security forces. just how complicated would it become if hamas became involved? that complicated would it become if hamas became involved?— complicated would it become if hamas became involved? that was something uuite crucial became involved? that was something quite crucial that _ became involved? that was something quite crucial that we _ became involved? that was something quite crucial that we saw _ became involved? that was something quite crucial that we saw in _ became involved? that was something quite crucial that we saw in this - quite crucial that we saw in this period of fighting, is that hamas had its own practical considerations and it did not get involved in the fighting. israel wa

. >> a potential terrorist attack in jerusalem. the israeli foreign ministry reports a shooting targeting a bus if israel's capital city, wounding at least eight people. good morning everybody. it's sunday august 14th, i'm liz kreutz. more on the news in a moment, let's get a look at our weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> the marine layer is compressed at the shoreline this morning, so we're looking at a warmer day. fog, there isn't a whole lot of it if you get away from the coast. 55 cooper tino. 60 alameda with low 50's in santa rosa. a few degrees warmer, a few degrees cooler if spots. looking outside here towards the bay bridge and a lot of sunshine as we get going early this morning. it's going to be a warmer day and by noontime, 70's and 80's bayside and inland. the coast will stay breezy and comfortable. while we climb to the mid 90's inland with 80's around the bay. so a warm one today. we are getting set for several warm days coming up. with heat and humidity coming our way. my full accuweather forecast in a few min

thank you for that. tonya kramer in jerusalem. the china is to suspend corporation with the united states on issues including military relations that climate change and legal help and criminal matters. this is in response to the visit of us house speaker nancy pelosi to taiwan. and china also announced him imposing sanctions on the democrat and her family. a visit enraged beijing which regards the self governing island as its territory. these latest measures followed days of intensive chinese military drills in the water surrounding taiwan. high needs. missiles began striking the seas north, south and east of taiwan. hours after u. s. house speaker nancy pelosi left the island. he did not meet young, had a man's shiny state television released video of warships patrolling the taiwan strait for decades. and unofficial buffer zone between china and taiwan as fighter jets cruise the skies above air cover for the multiple no go danger zones declared by china. in some of the busiest shipping lanes in the world, china has chosen to over

the shooter targeted a bus transporting jewish worshipers from the old city in jerusalem, the vehicle was stationery at the time outside of old city walls. the suspect who is being named is amir, palestinians from jerusalem who authorities say was a lone attacker. police also say the individual turned himself in. the u.s. ambassador to israel confirmed that americans were caught up in the shooting tweeting that he was deeply saddened to confirm that americans were injured in this attack and i've spoken to the families he said and i will keep them in my prayers, continues to monitor the situation. two of the victims are said to be in serious condition and as you say one of those is a pregnant woman and, of course, this attack comes just a week after violence flared up in gaza, after israel targeted militants with air strikes and the situation remains tense between israel and palestinians. back to you. >> all right, kitty logan for us live in london, thank you so much, kitty. eric: tomorrow marks one year of withdrawal in afghanistan, ending the longest war in american history. the tali

embassy in jerusalem also saying u.s. citizens were among the victims. local media saying four of the eight people injured were part of the same family visiting israel from new york. the u.s. ambassador to israel condemning the attack. police saying the attacker did turn himself in, it's still unclear who he is and what his motives what might have been, but the attack comes a week after violence flared up again in gaza. at least 49 palestinians were killed, more than 1,000 rockets fired back at israel. it was just last sunday that the two sides agreed to cease-fire, the concern here is a fresh attack like this one could once again cause the situation to spiral. janai? >> ines, thank you so much. >>> turning back stateside, our top story this morning and the latest on the search of donald trump's mar-a-lago residence and the fallout. the fbi issuing an intelligence bulletin citing raising threats against government officials. abc's maryalice parks joins us now live from the justice department in washington with more on what we're learning about the search

i spoke with our correspondent, tonya kramer in jerusalem and asked her if people fear yet another war. while absolutely, i think people are deeply worried about this, especially in garza, you mentioned it out. they hardly recovered there from the last war in a to in may 2021. now, of course, we don't know yet than the middle of an escalation right now, whether this will take days or whether this will be a full blown a war at the end. but it has been certainly a very difficult night for people in the south of israel, but also of course, in the gaza strip or the israeli military has continued to carry out as strikes they. they said that they have targeted at least 30 sites. it describes belonging to the palestinian militant group islamic jihad. at the same time, rockets have been launched all morning that have been air raid sirens. so people in the south have to stay in their safe rooms in their bumper shelters. now these really army says that over a 190 rockets were fired since a yesterday, a mainly in the south, some in the center, a with the iron dome, the defense system intercepting

w correspondent tonya cram are in jerusalem, tanya, what are we expecting now? while we understand from the israeli army that they're continuing airstrikes, tillery fired fire into our garza and what it says, our targets belonging to the palestinian arm group islamic jihad. they said this morning that they have stripe over 30 sites, but that number of course has arisen since then. at the same time, a air raid sirens are constantly going off and mainly in the south of israel, but also in the center. a warning our residence there of incoming bulkhead fire from garza sending people their into bomb shelters or are there safe rooms? now armed israeli army had said this morning saturday morning that over and 90 rockets verified. also this number has vision sense and the iron dome intercepted many of those rockets are some felon open areas or others have fell in garza, that's according to the israeli army again. but of course, you know, you see there's no let up in this escalation that started with an israeli offensive on friday afternoon. as you say it's, it's a cycle

i spoke with our correspondence, tanya cray, mind, jerusalem, about the territories, where's escalation of violence since the war last year? i asked her if people fear yet another war while absolutely, i think people deeply worried about this, especially in garza, you mentioned it are. they hardly recovered there from the last war in a to in may 2021. now, of course, we don't know yet. they're in the middle of an escalation right now, whether this will take days or whether this will be a full blown, a war or at the end. but it has been certainly a very difficult night for people in the south of israel, but also of course, in the gaza strip or the israeli military has continued to carry out as strikes they. they said that they have targeted at least 30 sites. it describes belonging to the palestinian militant group islamic jihad. at the same time, rockets have been launched all morning. they have been air raid sirens, so people in the south have to stay in their safe rooms in their bumper shelters. now there's really army says that over a 190 rockets were fired since or yesterday, and ma

nationals among those wounded in a gun attack on a bus in jerusalem. the attack happened in the early hours of sunday morning. the shooter targeted a bus transporting jewish worshipers. they were parked near mount zion just outside the old city walls. the suspect has been named as a 26-year-old palestinian from east jerusalem. this individual later turned himself in. the u.s. ambassador to israel confirmed americans were caught up in the shooting tweeting that he was "deeply saddened to learn that americans were injured in this attack. i have spoken with the families and will keep them in my prayers continuing to monitor the situation." two of those victims are said to be in serious condition. one is a pregnant woman. the attack comes just one week after violence following israeli airstrikes. there is now a cease fire in place. tensions remain high. >> thank you. some other headlines around the globe. in egypt, 41 people including 15 children have died after a fire in the church of cairo. an electrical short circuit may have caused the fire. an explosi

palestinian militants fired rockets into israel as night fell to www. correspond, antonio kramer is in jerusalem earlier, i asked her whether these latest ear strikes, risk escalating into another wall? wanted to give you a bit of context in her. the attentions have been building up ah, over the past month and beaks, especially last week. when the israeli military arrested a senior islamic jihad, a leader in the occupied, a west bank in the northern town of jeanine is well had then anticipated some retaliation by islamic jihad, which is a smaller minute and group are in garza which is wooed by hamas. and the had been mediation efforts by egypt between the militant groups and israel, but to no avail. and that's why we're now seeing this output. but of course, you know, there is, a lot of varies a bit. we don't know, you know, whether this will be a, you know, lossing, a couple of days whether it will be a full blown out war. analyser looking now at the range of the rockets. the areas are where they're coming from, you know, into israel, where the hamas olds will fully take part, the happiness sta

obviously tenure kramer forests in jerusalem. thank you so much for that update one the wake of us house bigger nancy. pelosi is visit to taiwan and china says it is suspending dialogue with the united states. that includes things like military relations, climate change, and legal help in criminal matters. and policies visit has enraged a beijing which sees the self governing island of taiwan as part of its territory. in response, china has been conducting intensive military drills off tie one chinese missiles began striking the seas north, south and east of taiwan. hours after u. s. house speaker nancy pelosi left the island bartonville meet young had a man's aarp chinese state television released video of war ships patrolling the taiwan strait for decades, and unofficial buffer zone between china and taiwan. as fighter jets cruise the skies above air cover for the multiple, no go danger zones declared by china in some of the busiest shipping lanes in the world. china has chosen to overreact. a new speaker blows his visit as a p

did of you correspondent tanya kramer in jerusalem. thank you to ukraine now, where president vladimir zalinski. yes. calling for sanctions against russia's nuclear industry. after the shelling of europe's biggest atomic power station, at least 3 strides its power lines. that is the, for the jeff land force and the closure of one of the reactors, russia and ukraine, blame each other for the shilling. russian forces seized control of the station in march just a week after the innovation. although ukrainian workers still run it in cave were joined by our correspondent matthews bellinger. by the us. it's a blame game on who carried out the shelling. what do we know? so what we know is that this plant, is it under control? since, as you said, since march, under russian control, and it's still operated by the ukrainian workers, russia is accused of using it as a, as a position from where they strike. that's pretty well established. so they have broad military equipment. their rocket launches and they, they're launching rockets from their on

a man suspected of carrying out an attack and occupied east jerusalem is handed himself and a police. 9 people were injured in the shooting on sunday morning as believe the gum and targeted passengers on a boston and a car as well as pedestrians. natasha going i'm has the lightest from occupied east jerusalem. according to media reports, at least one person ambushed a bus as it arrived at the western wall in the old city on sunday morning. witnesses say that as people were boarding the bus and it was packed, they heard gunshots screams shouting, and warning that this was a terror attack. police flooded the area cordoned off the area near the western wall. and since then, have been reading several homes in a palestinian neighbourhood in occupied east jerusalem called still one. donald trump's lawyer signed a statement in june saying classified material at trump's florida. home had been returned that according to the new york times, the statement would be at odds with this week seizure of 11 sets of classified documents from mar lago. the author, salman rushdie has been taken off a vent

they've formed checkpoints across jerusalem searching cars. and it closed off the western wall entrance in areas near the old city as they went on their man hunt. there is c c t v footage of the shooter, that no doubt aided police in their search. but then at about 7 38 o'clock this morning, police say a 24 year old man walked into a local police station and turned himself in police. they, they have confiscated the gun used. now there are media reports that this 24 year old man acted alone. that he is not tied to any groups armed groups that he has a criminal record, but was not on any kind of a security watch list. all that we've heard so far from the police though, is that this 24 year old man is a resident of east jerusalem. those are the latest headlines on al jazeera. we'll have more news in less than 30 minutes time right here, but up next it's al jazeera world by ah. ready ah, i made with danny a bit that hawaiian twist to it and muscles kind of give me a root canal when ada jennifer. i think it did a lot of the young shane. i've been o

she's in west jerusalem with more on this. so 1st of all, what do we hearing about the cease fire? well, less than an hour ago is really media was ride widely, reporting that a ceasefire would go into effect at 8 p. m. local 8 pm local has come and gone and that headline has actually receded into the background. i want to pick up on something that my colleague suff. what just mentioned, which is this air strike or attack of some sort at a cemetery in job aliya, according to the israeli media. we do not have confirmation yet from the israeli military. we're waiting for them to get back to us. but again, according to his really media, they are saying that the 5 children killed in the cemetery in job aliya was the result of an errant rocket by islamic jihad. it's worth noting that on saturday evening, 5 people were killed in java lea, a refugee camp, 4 of them children. the other one, an elderly woman, and the israeli military said that was also the result of an errant rocket by islamic jihad earlier today, they released video that they say proves that in any event, it's unclear if th

okay, thank you for that, tonya tonya kraemer in jerusalem small headlines from around the world. i can, is president elect sir william router has said there's no time to waste following his election when, but rather up a bit, but the rudder up rather or dingo has said he challenged the legality of the results for out of the countries. 7 electoral commissions have said they cannot stand by the result and avoid several people have been injured in a wave of arson and bombing attacks in the south of thailand. authority. sadly, 17 occurred overnight, mainly inconvenient stores and gas stations. thailand, southern provinces have been the scene of a muslim separatist insurgency for almost 2 decades. still anchors former president go to buy a roger packs, it will return to the crisis stricken country later this month, according to slang can media is to roger pastor fled the country after tens of thousands of anti government protesters overrun his official residents. last month, protest is of demand that he and his family are investigated for corruption. australia's former prime minister

thank you for that to tonya tonya kraemer in jerusalem. but some more stories are making headlines around the world are better knew as politician lis cheney has lost her seat in the republican primary to a trump supporting lawyer, harriet hagaman, i miss chaney has been an outspoken critic of the former president and was one of a few republicans to vote for his impeachment shlang has formed, president got to buy a roger pack, so it will return to the crisis stricken country later this month. as according to shrunken media, he fled the country of to tens of thousands of anti government protesters overrun his official residence last month. protesters of demanded that he and his family are investigated for corruption. now the chair of kenya's electoral commission has issued a statement regarding the legality of the disputed election result. a fuller trouble . katty says he's confident of the result and of his actions in announcing that william router had one president elect router says he's now ready to move forward. following his victory run

these are the top stories and a man suspected of opening fire on people and vehicles and occupied his jerusalem as handed himself over to police. a people were injured in the attack on sunday morning. the man believed to have shot at pedestrians and passengers on a bus and in a calf. tasha named latest from occupied east jerusalem. police say that a man ambushed a bus that it was arriving to pick up passengers. passengers were boarding a bus. they say it was packed with. they began hurting gunshots. people fell to the ground, bleeding there was screaming and warnings that this was an attack. the numbers keep fluctuating a bit, but what we have is that 8 people have been injured. 3 of them are americans. 2 of them are in critical condition that includes a pregnant woman in her thirties and a man in his sixties. donald trump is under pressure oft reports. his lawyer signed a statement in june, confirming all classified material had been returned. that could be at odds with this week. seizure of 11 sets of classified documents from his mar lager home author salman rushdie is no longer on a ventila

. 0f far away as tel aviv and jerusalem. of course the iron dome missile defence system prevented israeli casualties. israel has now reopened crossings with the gaza strip after warnings of a potential humanitarian crisis in the past few days. food, aid and fuel have now been able to enter gaza and its sole power plant has been turned back on. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines: in the biggest single tranche of us military assistance to ukraine, the pentagon has announced a package for ukrainian troops worth a billion dollars. it will contain rockets, ammunition and more precision missiles that have helped ukrainian forces attack russian troops far behind the front lines. defense department stocks. 3—way men convicted of killing a blackjogger in the united have been sentenced for federal hate crimes. travis mcmichael, this father gregory and this neighbour william were already serving life sentences for the murder the —— murder. the father and son have again been sentenced to life in prison while

there had been protests and parts of the occupied west bank and east jerusalem. after israeli forces killed a senior commander of the palestinian group ox martyrs brigades. the white house is u. s. president joe biden was not given advance notice of the f. b i search of form of president donald trump's florida. home federal agents search trumps mar lago residence on monday. you repeat union ban on russian coal start slicer on wednesday . it's part of sanctions in response to the water ukraine. the you expect the cold band will cost russia $4400000000.00 a year. for votes being counted in kenya's closely fort presidential election, turnout is expected to be around 60 percent. the front runners, our former prime minister, rolla finger, and deputy president william brutus. katherine saw reports from captain due in central kenya. voters arrived early to cast their ballots. technical and logistical problems were reported at some pulling stations where does will come out well, as expected and every 100 who to increase. but overall voting went smoothly. members of the m

this proposal was rejected by islamic jihad. meanwhile, sirens and explosions had been heard in west jerusalem as palestinian find his last rockets towards israel. the military save nearly, all of them were intercepted by the iron dome, anti missile system. in other world news full, no cargo ships have said sound from ukrainian ports in the black sea. they left and shawn elmore, scanned odessa, carrying more than 160000 tons of food exports have resumed under an agreement between russia and ukraine, negotiated by turkey and the un, the head of the un atomic watchdog says shelling and this apparition plan to in ukraine could cause a nuclear disaster. raphael grossi has called on all parties to show restraint around the area cave and moscow are choosing each other of firing ad, europe's largest nuclear power station. it's occupied by russia. it's still operated by ukrainian employees here, state nuclear power company says a worker was wounded by russian shelling on saturday. cuba has appealed for international help to find a fire burning out of control at an oil dep home. the blaze at the storag

embassy in jerusalem that there were several americans wounded, among those eight wounded. the israeli media is citing four americans were wounded. the u.s. embassy says they are not going to give any further details while they gather information. they are in touch with the families. they are shocked and saddened and condemn all acts of terrorism and acts that exacerbate tension. the shooter fled on foot that set off a massive manhunt in jerusalem that involved hundreds of police as well as police helicopters. in the last few hours he turned himself in to police and police say they have the weapon that he used. israeli media is saying he is palestinian. a security source says the suspect is from east jerusalem and he holds israeli citizenship. this comes a week after the serious escalation in gaza between israel and the palestinian jihad. more than 1,000 rockets were fired. there's a cease-fire that appears to be holding. as far as we know, this suspect has no known affiliation with militants. it's keeping this entire city on edge. kim? >> appreciate the update on this stor

crime in jerusalem? i think at this point it's still too early. are you now to talk about a ceasefire or something like that that the army saying that this military operation could the israeli army saying that this military operation could last at least a week, but they're conflicting reports as well? no, it's really official saying that no negotiations but hearing reports that egypt is actually trying to push for a cease fire. egypt is a traditional mediator in garza between usually hamas and israel. but also, of course, the other militant affections that there is concern that this could further escalate. and of course this is a lot of concerned for the civilians. there be in the southern communities and israel, people have been spending their 2 nights also in bomb shelters or protected rooms, but also in gaza. people have hardly, you know, recovered from the last 4 in may 2021. and it's a closed of area. it has been a territory, it has been located by israel party by egypt for 15 years, and people cannot just leave, the crossings are closed. so

for comfort on sunday, 8 people including a baby, was shot and injured in occupied the east jerusalem early on sunday morning. release, a suspect has turned himself in and confessed to the attack. natasha name now reports the calm of the old city in the middle of the night shifted to the chaos of an attack on sunday. police say a man ambushed a bus in a parking lot. you're the western wall at about 1 30 in the morning to be below tight. i see. morning til you say, wilson bleeding. the driver says he tried to pull away, but was unable to because the wheelchair ramp was lowered, employee room of 2 of the wounded are in a serious condition. a pregnant woman in her thirties with an abdominal injury is still in the operating, grew a very complex injury and a man in his sixties with injuries to the neck and had also a gunshot wound and is now in the intensive care unit. a 6 hour manhunt followed police cordoned off the area, set up, jack points to search people and cars and rated homes in still won. the palestinian neighbourhood has previously been the site of violent protests against illeg