i covered the battle for jerusalem. over the next 48 hours and the israelis encircled the eastern part of the city and they took control of it and that's believe it or not. as someone cruel he said many martinis ago. that is me in shakira on the morning of which is a portion of of east jerusalem on the morning of january of june 7th 1967 as the israelis are coming around to the eastern side and going into the old city and once you see there are palestinian men who have been taken into custody by israeli troops and compelled to sit down and face face the wall and be quiet. and so we went around to the eastern side of the city. there were jets overhead night and day. that were attacking they didn't strike the old city the instructions not to but all around it. and there was a vivid image. i still have i don't have a picture of it of the first night of the war when those jets came overhead from the west. struck and ignited the dry fields that led up to the wall of the old city. and it was an extraordinary almost hollywood

harry fossett has more from west jerusalem. harry: the chaotic aftermath of a major attack deep inside israel, the third in just a week. this was banebarak, a densely populated ultra-orthodox town east of tel aviv. mobile phone footage showed what had happened minutes earlier. an attacker on the street, two apparent victims already slumped nearby, brandishing a long-barreled gun. a cyclist narrowly escapes with his life before the gunman confronts a driver, yelling at him to stop, then shooting him at close range. >> i saw a very difficult situation. a police motorbike that hit a wall and a policeman next to it who was shot. he looked dead. i took over the situation. i checked for gunshot wounds. he'd been injured. harry: israeli police say amir khori, the injured officer who later died, was the one who shot the attacker dead. he's been named as diacha marche from near janine in the occupied west bank, reported to have been working illegally at a construction site in the area of the attack. israel's prime minister naftali benne

gates, which is one of the main entry points into the old city in jerusalem and east occupied jerusalem. quite a few people heading in surprise. most of them already in there now in the alex most. and just a couple of hours ago, there was a quite intense situation here because is really security forces that had actually put a barricade there so that people can get through. and also one up the top of the steps from restricting access during ramadan to friday phrase has been a problem in the past, but then that was relatively quickly taken. it taken away, people were allowed to move through. so maybe in another 30 minutes or so were expect to be able to come out to those friday present probably gather on the steps here around damascus gate. now, israel's prime minister natalie bennett, has something to say a little bit earlier about what had happened in the course of the morning. and i hope all is well working to calm things on temple, mount and throughout israel. at the same time, we are prepared for any scenario i. that was one of the major. i think that he would talk about the fact tha

many christians have come to jerusalem for holy week despite violence, not far away. they participated in the way of the cross, which according to christian belief marks the path jesus took to crucifixion and go to prison. talked also, although the sample knew this holy friday is very important to us. and just some time ago, it struck me to see and mix with the muslim worshippers. i don't know who were doing ramadan at the moment. and i told myself, this is great to see all the people of different faiths come together and pray. yeah. and that we all come here together. well, i pray for the complications around us. i pray that these that we will find the solution together and, and jerusalem gets to be as you know, it's name says a land of bees with at least 14 people in israel and $25.00 palestinians killed in the last few weeks of escalating violence. worshippers can only hope it will be next year in jerusalem that their prayers for peace are answered. the feature of western involvement in molly's endowed after a falling out with a country's military hunter. this thre

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many christians have come to jerusalem for holy week. despite violence, not far away. they participated in the way of the cross, which according to christian belief marks the path jesus took to crucifixion, dead. okay, because i'm booked on says although the sample knew it is holy friday is very important to us. and just some time ago, it struck me to see and mix with the muslim worshippers my daughter, who were doing ramadan at the moment. and i told myself, this is great to see all the people of different faiths come together and pray and the we all come here together. well, i pray for the complications around us. i pray that these that we will find the solution together. and then jerusalem gets to be as it, its name says, a land of bees with at least 14 people in israel and 25 palestinians killed in the last few weeks of escalating violence. worshippers can only hope it will be next year in jerusalem that their prayers for peace are answered. in watching d, they'll be in use up. next we have a documentary film on queen elizabeth on to britain's lead us. thanks for w

the security forces in jerusalem. the west state department called him both sides to exercise restraint. more than 150 palestinians were injured and fridays clashes tensions a high after a series of attacks by palestinian militants and israel and israel security operations against palestinians which have led to dozens of death recently, o violence at a time when religious leaders usually called for peace. thousands of muslims gathered at the alex a mosque site in jerusalem for friday. prayers. witnesses say a small group of them started throwing rocks at israel. police police responded with tear gas and rubber bullets entering the mos grounds and making hundreds of arrests to palestinian red crescent emergency service said it treated more than 150 people for injuries. israeli forces said 3 of their officers were wounded in the exchange. neighboring jordan and the palestinian authority blamed israel for escalating the situation. whether commer, who had this oppression in this barbarism by the occupation repressed our p

many christians have come to jerusalem for holy week despite violence, not far away. they participated in the way of the cross, which according to christian belief marks the path jesus took to crucifixion and go to prison, talked on says, although the sample knew it is holy friday is very important to us. and just some time ago, it struck me to see and mix with the muslim worshippers. i don't know who were doing ramadan at the moment. and i told myself, this is great to see all the people of different faiths come together and pray. and that we all come here together. what i pray for the complications around us. i pray that these that we will find the solution together. and them jerusalem gets to be as you know, it's name says a land of bees with at least 14 people in israel and 25 palestinians killed in the last few weeks of escalating violence. worshippers can only hope it will be next year in jerusalem that their prayers for peace are answered and with that, you are up to date, robots will be here next with all the latest business news. thanks. watching the w . i'm

many christians have come to jerusalem for holy week, despite violence, not far away. they participated in the way of the cross, which according to christian belief marks the path jesus took to crucifixion. looks it hasn't talked on says, although the sample knew it is holy friday is very important to us. and just some time ago, it struck me to see and mix with the muslim worshippers. i don't like who are doing ramadan at the moment. and i told myself, this is great to see all the people of different faiths come together and pray. yeah, and the we all come here together. i pray for the complications around us. i pray that these that we will find this illusion together and on jerusalem gets to be as it, its name says, a land of bees with at least 14 people in israel and $25.00 palestinians killed in the last few weeks of escalating violence. worshippers can only hope it will be next year in jerusalem that their prayers for peace are answered in watching daily news coming up next shift to living in the digital age. thanks for watching with ah, what secrets lie behind the

set in jerusalem. by the time we get to monday $35.00 degrees. this a well above the average. and those hot and dry conditions extended down into the south for gulf states like katara as well as the you a, it really is the wind. that is the story here and it is the same across the north of africa. looking a lot more settled in that north west corner, but in the north east, we could see some dramatic sandstorms in places like libya, as well as egypt and look at that heat in cairo. well above the average, we are expecting that to dip down in the days to come, and the sunshine will be back by the time we get to choose day for the wet weather . we have to head further south to the gulf of guinea with some of those thunderstorms creeping into coastal areas of nigeria. now it's been very wet in places like botswana and south africa. we've had those devastating floods. we are going to see more wet weather focus pollutants. how, in particular for durban, in the days ahead, which isn't going to help the flood s

many christians have come to jerusalem for holy week despite violence, not far away. they participated in the way of the cross, which according to christian belief marks the path jesus took to crucifixion. it looks, it was applesauce has, although the central knew this holy friday is very important to us. and just some time ago it struck me to see and mix with the muslim worshippers. i don't know who were doing ramadan at the moment and i told myself, this is great to see all the people of different faiths come together and pray and that we all come here together. well, i pray for the complications around us. i pray that these that we will find the solution together. and then jerusalem gets to be as it, its name says, a land of bees with at least 14 people in israel and 25 palestinians killed in the last few weeks of escalating violence. worshippers can only hope it will be next year in jerusalem that their prayers for peace are answered in watching dw news coming up next, sports life, racing and silence. i'll be back to the latest and the top of the hour. thanks. hop

time after time, my, the conquerors of jerusalem. so you see it's a miracle that displays stim stance. here, there are 2 big denominations who oversee the activities inside the church and they are the fact or owner of the church. oh, big rigs. the our meals. oh. and the catholics lynn issue, the 3 major denominators. there is also the soon church and the catholic church, which are very old churches, lived on the roof ali if your beans lost all din riots in the middle of 8th, you sent you in a clash of powers. but i'm getting ahead of myself. what guides the daily life in the church is an ancient, fragile thing called the status school. it is a complex and confusing a reason. thank you very much. to decide the borderline. it's very difficult. you know, if the column says in the, in the middle we a take half of the column. this side is greek, so the bigger half of the columns, griggs, the other half is our meaner when they separated the area. this is used, this is mine. went to the borderline one. what's yellow? ok, we'll share the of

john holman, audi zeta occupied east jerusalem. all natasha name is an occupied east tourism for us as we had in john's package. thousands of palestinians were able to worship peacefully today after those clashes ended. what is the me then? now as you can see behind me, there is a big surge of worshippers. they've, there was a prayer a short time ago, and they're now leaving the oxide compound and likely returning home to a, in a short while break their fast. this is the 2nd friday during ramadan, just to remind viewers, ramadan is a holy month for muslims where they fast during the daylight hours. in any event, as you mentioned, more than 60000 palace were able to worship inside. oh ok. some off today that's according to the entity that overseas the compound. but that doesn't mean that what's happened earlier this morning hasn't deeply outraged and upset palestinians . the scenes on social media. simply see israeli police actually inside the acts. a mosque with men lying face down on the carpet. seeing video and hearing the bang,

in jerusalem. the us state department called on both sides to exercise restraint, more than 150 palestinians were injured and fridays clashes. touch as a high after a series of attacks by palestinian militants in israel. and is ready security operations against palestinians, which have led to dozens of deaths recently ah, violence at a time when religious leaders usually called for peace. thousands of muslims gathered at the alex and mosque site in jerusalem for friday. prayers. witnesses say a small group of them started throwing rocks at israel. police police responded with tear gas and rubber bullets entering the mos grounds and making hundreds of arrests. the palestinian red crescent emergency service said it treated more than 150 people for injuries. israeli forces said 3 of their officers were wounded in the exchange, neighbouring jordan and the palestinian authority blamed israel for escalating the situation. and this oppression and this barbarism by the occupation repressed our people and e

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natasha game explains from occupied east jerusalem. well, the 545 jewish visitors who came to the alex a compound during their designated 3. our visit today have left the compound as has the israeli police. but earlier 20 people were injured. 5 of them were taken to the hospital and a total of 18 people, according to the israeli police, have been arrested 4 of them for vandalizing the buses carrying the jewish visitors . israeli police say that early this morning, they went inside the compound because quote palestinian rioters were amassing rocks and stones and creating or attempting to create barricades that were would have prevented the jewish visitors from accessing the compound through the designated gate. these rallies actually have a key and do restrict access to that specific gate. but the police dressed at no time during this tense period were muslims not allowed to continue or shipping. a note about the people who are inside, we saw men, women, boys and girls. these are jews who are settlers, who are members of ultra nationali

east jerusalem. on sunday israeli police forcibly dispersed palestinian worshippers who set up barricades to prevent ultra right wing jewish groups from entering palestinian sea, such visits as provocations. some were arrested paramedic say they were blocked from helping the injured jews are forbidden from praying or performing rituals at the comp out but ultra nationalist groups want to change this. natasha name explains from occupied east jerusalem. well, the 545 jewish visitors who came to the alex a compound during their designated 3. our visit today have left the compound as has the israeli police. but earlier 20 people were injured. 5 of them were taken to the hospital and a total of 18 people, according to the israeli police, have been arrested 4 of them for vandalizing the buses carrying the jewish visitors . israeli police say that early this morning, they went inside the compound because quote palestinian rioters were amassing rocks and stones and creating or attempting to create barricades

john holland reports from occupied east jerusalem. the dilates his confrontations between israeli forces and palestinians near the laxom most compound in occupied east jerusalem. sunday was the 1st day since the beginning of the jewish passover celebrations when no muslims could visit the compound. hundreds of jews did so with his ready for his guarding them. neither were welcome bye bye now that we were forced out of the election must print. then settlers started to enter . after we saw 2 groups with them, we started to change. the police tried to detain me. just israeli police said the palestinians who gathered stones and put up barricades the block to the jewish groups from arriving. and they remove protest is to restore order. the palestinian rick crescent reported injuries to 10 people. the lack so most compound is lamps, 3rd holiest place. it's also revealed but use is the site of the original temple and along with tourists, national zine is visited regularly. those visits are always a source of tension, but especially this year

a name explains from occupied east jerusalem. well, the 545 jewish visitors who came to the alex a compound during their designated 3. our visit today have left the compound as has the israeli police. but earlier 20 people were injured. 5 of them were taken to the hospital and a total of 18 people, according to the israeli police, have been arrested 4 of them for vandalizing the buses carrying the jewish visitors . israeli police say that early this morning, they went inside the compound because quote palestinian rioters were amassing rocks and stones and creating or attempting to create barricades that were would have prevented the jewish visitors from accessing the compound through the designated gate. these rallies actually have a key and do restrict access to that specific gate, but the police dressed at no time during this tense period were muslims not allowed to continue or shipping. a note about the people who are inside, we saw men, women, boys and girls. these are jews who are a settlers who are members of ultra national

time after time, by the conquerors of jerusalem. so you see it's a miracle that displays stim stance. in here, there are 3 big denominations who overseas, the activities inside the church. and they are the facto owner of the church. oh, the greeks the army use. oh. and the catholics lynn issue to the 3 major denominators. there is also the soon church and the catholic church, which are very old churches, lived on the roof ali if your beans lost all din riots in the middle of 8th, you sent you in a clash of powers. but i'm getting ahead of myself. what guides the daily lives in the church is an ancient, fragile thing called the status school. it is a complex and confusing a reason. thank you very much. to decide the borderline is very difficult. you know, if the column stays in the, in the middle, we take half of the column. this side is greek, so then the girl half of the column is griggs, the other half is our meaner when they separated the area. this is your, this is mine. welcome to the borderline one, what's yellow? ok, we'll sh

time after time, by the conquerors of jerusalem. so you see it's a miracle that displays stim stance. there are 3 big denominations who overseas, the activities inside the church. and they are the facto owner of the church. oh, the rigs. the our meals. oh. and the catholics lynn issue, the 3 major denominators. there is also the soon church and the catholic church which are very old churches lived on the roof. ali if you abuse, lost all din riots in the middle of 8th, you sanctioned in a clash of powers. but i'm getting ahead of myself. what guides the daily lives in the church is an ancient, fragile thing called the status school. it is a complex and confusing a reason. thank you very much. to decide the borderline is very difficult. you know, if the column stays in the, in the middle, we take half of the column. this side is greek, so the bigger half of the column is griggs, the other half is our meaner when they separated the area. this is your, this is mine. welcome to the borderline one, what's yellow? okay, i will share the of

east jerusalem. on sunday israeli police fortunately dispersed palestinian worshippers who set up barricades to prevent ultra right wing jewish groups from entering palestinian sea, such visits as provocations. some were arrested. paramedics say they were blocked from helping the injured jews are forbidden from praying or performing rituals at the comp out but alter nationalist groups. want to change this? natasha to name explains from occupied east jerusalem. well, the $545.00 jewish visitors who came to the alex compound during their designated 3 hour visit today have left the compound as has the israeli police. but earlier, at 20 people were injured. 5 of them were taken to the hospital and a total of 18 people, according to the israeli police, have been arrested 4 of them for vandalizing the buses carrying the jewish visitors . israeli police say that early this morning, they went inside the compound because quote palestinian rioters were amassing rocks and stones and creating or attempting to cr

stephanie decker reporting from occupied east jerusalem. after nearly 2 months of heavy fighting that devastated much of the city. russia has declared victory and maria pull ukraine says its forces, have lost control of the besieged port city, but denies it has fallen. thorson jabari has more from moscow. this is what victory looks like for the russian military. nearly 2 months into moscow, so called special military operation, and its defense minister is now declaring his 1st major successor of the armed forces. so the russian federation and the peoples michelle daniels, people's republic have liberated maribelle. the remnants of the formation of nationalists took refuge in industrials on of those off style plant. the as of style plant remains, the last stronghold for ukrainian troops, mario pole who have refused to surrender. officials believe there are nearly 2000 ukrainian fighters hold up in and around the steel plant. 4 days russian officials had been saying they are willing to allow sporadic cease fire periods to let them surrender,

jerusalem will crowds in the occupied gaza strip? have been protesting the violence at the alex i'm most compound, human outside is there with more across the guys this dread and with condemnation of the why linda, that has been going on with them all. think group thing gone like literally a in abilene and like with any sick, require a med goodbye lifted out on yet brought up his royal must pay the price for its crimes against the palestinian people. jerusalem will not remain alone amongst the resistance factions, and the elk hassan brigades are ready to deter the occupation and protect our people and our holy sight. the coming for to determine whether there be a com, trained, or yes, there escalation between begun israel. the funeral of a 17 year old palestinian has been held in the village of cooper don in the occupied west bank. he is one of 6 palestinians killed in his rainy raids since wednesday. the un secretary general has called for maximum restraint and for israeli, and palestinian authorities to work to preserve com. he'd a

time after time my the conquerors of jerusalem. so you see it's a miracle that displays stim stance. there are 3 big denominations who overseas, the activities inside the church. and they are the facto owner of the church. oh griggs. yar meals. oh and the catholics. lin issue to the 3 major denominators. there is also the soon church and the catholic church, which are very old churches, lived on the roof. ali, if you abuse, lost all din riots in the middle of 8th. you sent you in a clash of powers, but i'm getting ahead of myself. what guides the daily life in the church is an ancient, fragile thing called the status school. it is a complex and confusing a reason. thank you very much. to decide the borderline is very difficult. you know, if the column stays in the, in the middle, we take half of the column. this side is greek, so then the girl half of the column is griggs, the other half is our meaner when they separated the area. this is your, this is mine. welcome to the borderline one, what's yellow? ok, we'll share the of the c

time after time by the conquerors of jerusalem. so you see it's a miracle that displays stim stance. there are 3 big denominations who overseas, the activities inside the church. and they are the facto owner of the church. o. griggs, they are meals. oh. and the catholics. clinician, the 3 major denominators, there is also the soon church and the catholic church which are very all churches left on the roof early. if you abuse, lost all din riots in the middle of 8th, you sanctioned in a clash of powers, but i'm getting ahead of myself. what guides the daily life in the church is an ancient, fragile thing called the status school. it is a complex and confusing a reason. thank you very much to decide the borderline. it's very difficult. you know if the column stays in the, in the middle we take half of the column. this side is greek, so the bigger half of the color was griggs, the other half is our mean when they separated the area. this is you, this is mine. welcome to the borderline one. what's yellow? ok, we'll share the of the col

we'll go to jerusalem after headlines. we will speak with at palestinian activist and an israeli researcher. u.s. and south korean officials are expressing concern that north korea may soon resume nuclear weapons testing. on saturday, north korean leader kim jong-un personally oversaw a test of a new type of guided weapon that could be used to deliver a tactical nuclear warhead. meanwhile, the united states and south korea are beginning nine days of joint military drills. north korea has condemned the drills saying they are a rehearsal for war. in south carolina, nine people were injured on sunday as gun shots rang out at a nightclub in the town of furman. it was the second mass shooting in south carolina over the weekend, following a saturday shootout at a shopping mall in columbia that left 14 people injured. meanwhile, police in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, are searching for suspects who opened fire on a party at an airbnb property early sunday, killing two 17-year-olds and injuring at least a dozen other people. pittsburg

time after time my the conquerors of jerusalem. so you see it's a miracle that displays stim stance. there are 3 big denominations who overseas, the activities inside the church. and they are the facto owner of the church. busy oh griggs, your meals. oh, and the catholics. lin issue to the 3 major denominators. there is also the soon church and the catholic church, which are very old churches, lived on the roof. ali, if you abuse, lost all din riots in the middle of 8th. you sent you in a clash of powers, but i'm getting ahead of myself. what guides the daily life in the church is an ancient, fragile thing called the status school. it is a complex and confusing a reason. thank you very much. to decide the borderline is very difficult. you know, if the column stays in the, in the middle, we take half of the column. this side is greek, so then the girl half of the column is griggs, the other half is our meaner when they separated the area. this is your, this is mine. welcome to the borderline one, what's yellow? ok, we'll share the o

many christians have come to jerusalem for holy week. despite violence, not far away. they participated in the way of the cross, which according to christian belief marks the path jesus took to crucifixion. it looks, it hasn't balked on, says although the sample knew it is holy friday is very important to us. and just some time ago, it struck me to see and mix with the muslim worshippers my daughter who were doing ramadan at the moment. and i told myself, this is great to see all the people of different faiths come together and pray and that we all come here together. well, i pray for the complications around us. i pray that these that we will find this illusion together. and them jerusalem gets to be as it, its name says, a land of peace with at least 14 people in israel and 25 palestinians killed in the last few weeks of escalating violence. worshippers can only hope it will be next year in jerusalem that their prayers for peace are answered. ah. and finally, france is marking the 3rd anniversary of the fire that damage the iconic, notre dame cathedral in paris. ye r

joining us now from houston, a member of the jerusalem city council. welcome back to the program. we met a yea ago when there was that conflict between israel and hamas. does it feel to you like that could happen again? >> unfortunately, yes. the atmosphere is very charged and there is a lot of sense of insecurity, lack of confidence in the others. the palestinians are very suspicious and have not accepted the israeli confirmations that there are no plans to change the status quo. the israelis are very concerned about especially the young radicals that have been on the temple mount. yes, i would say that there are similarities and in some ways it is even more dangerous than a year ago. >> do you think this 10 month old government in israel, groundbreaking because it has arab israelis in it, can it hold together when they have suspended their participation? >> i think so. i know everyone in the government is working hard to do that. i think that most of the israeli public wants the government to stay together. we really did experience two years of great little instability and this

john homan, our visitor, occupied east jerusalem. now some of the most volatile periods in the israeli palestinian conflict, half centered around a hill in occupied east jerusalem. all city and muslims call it the harmon sharif or noble sanctuary. because it contains 2 of islam. holiest places. the alex, a mosque, and the dome of the rock and jews call the hill the temple mount and revere the area as its base, known as the western wall, with 70 important religious sites in a small space. the situation often around the hell is often tense. now any change to the status quo war, a threat to one of the holy sites can quickly lead to trouble. and is there a senior political analyst smile on bushera says we are likely to see further escalation in the coming days. i think a whole generation of palestinian use is simply taking advantage of every possible charity every possible stone, every possible guns every possible throat in order to shout their way against the occupation and right of political and diplomatic analysis in light of the weak

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elsewhere in jerusalem a jewish ritual. families are burning bread banned in passover, which begins tonight. the holidays are overshadowed by attacks in israel, which have killed 14 people. what will be the passover experience? it is really a national pain. this should be a joyful time for palestinians and israelis, instead it is an uneasy one, the lesson from history is that confrontations that start inside these ancient walls can easily slide into a wider conflict. anchor: there are signs of growing tensions in shanghai after video emerged of the confrontation between police and people being forced out of their homes as the city enters its third week of covid lockdown. clashes occurred as police forcibly remove people out of residential compounds, which have been turned into temporary quarantine centers. our correspondent reports from shanghai. correspondent: three weeks anti-lockdown some here in shanghai are angry. it brought daylight the confrontation, the police up ainst the people. scenes like this have become increa

also calls the com after violent confrontations of the al axa ball skin occupied east jerusalem. and electric vehicles take center stage at the new york international altar show. but can they overtake america's love of gas guzzling cars? or go to the broker. we begin with the war in ukraine where police say the bodies of more than $900.00 civilians have been found in areas surrounding the capital. the head of the key regional fall says more than 350 corpses were discovered in the town of butcher alone. russian forces fully withdrew last week, but the capital has once again been the target for russian forces. moscow says it shelled a military plant. charles stratford has more from keith the russian ministry of defense as this destroy building was a ukrainian weapons factory in the southwest outskirts of the capital. give. moscow says the plant made anti aircraft an anti ship missiles. people living nearby, say they heard at least 3 large explosions early friday morning. but i really must say marie apologised, actually, pug the car, and the 2 rockets hit at 1 am. i did not realize

many christians have come to jerusalem for holy week despite violence, not far away. they participated in the way of the cross, which according to christian belief marks the path jesus took to crucifixion and looks, it hasn't balked on says although the sample knew it is holy friday is very important to us. and just some time ago, it struck me to see and mix with the muslim worshippers. i don't like who are doing ramadan at the moment. and i told myself, this is great to see all the people of different faiths come together and pray and the we all come here together. what i pray for the complications around us. i pray that this that we will find the solution together. and then jerusalem gets to be as it, its name says, a land of bees with at least 14 people in israel and 25 palestinians killed in the last few weeks of escalating violence. worshippers can only hope it will be next year in jerusalem that their prayers for peace are answered. ah. and finally, france is marking the 3rd anniversary of the fire that damage the iconic, notre dame cathedral in paris. ye rememb

new clashes in jerusalem. we are learning of injuries, as palestinians throw stones at police at the al aqsa mosque. >>> we begin this tohour with breaking news out of ukraine.

many christians have come to jerusalem for holy week. despite violence, not far away. they participated in the way of the cross, which according to christian belief marks the path jesus took to crucifixion. it looks, it was on talked on says, although the sample knew this holy friday is very important to us. and just some time ago it struck me to see and mix with the muslim worshippers. i don't know who were doing ramadan at the moment and i told myself, this is great to see all the people of different faiths come together and pray. yeah. and that we all come here together. what i pray for the complications around us. i pray that these that we will find the solution together and them jerusalem gets to be as it, its name says, a land of bees with at least 14 people in israel and $25.00 palestinians killed in the last few weeks of escalating violence. worshippers can only hope it will be next year in jerusalem that their prayers for peace are answered. south africa is cleaning up after one of the biggest natural disasters in its history. devastating floods triggered by 2

inside as hundreds flee [ sound of gunfire ] it is the third mass shooting in two days >>> clashes in jerusalem on this holy weekend. hundreds hurt. now the fear of a larger conflict brewing. >>> a rare spring nor'easter on track to hit the northeast. how much snow will it bring? >>> the supply chain shutdown the extreme shutdown in shanghai halting the flow of goods. why experts say it could be worse than before >>> the secrets of notre dame ancient artifacts found underneath the paris cathedral. the plans to open this mysterious sarcophagus. >>> and on this eefrlt easter, a tradition brought here from ukraine eggs lik you've never seen before >> this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >>> good evening, i'm gadi schwart in for kate snow on this easter sunday pope francis held his first mass back at saint peter's square this morning while it was a celebration, it was also a warning the pope condemning what he calls an easter of war amid russia's attack on ukraine. russia today showing no signs of letting up launching new air strikes against kyiv and other cities they also delivered an ultima

. >> following tensions out a mask in jerusalem. hurling stones at israel forces who responded with tear gas. live in jerusalem ahead. >>> now ukraine denies the port city of mariupol has fallen to russian forces. despite russia's president claiming it has been liberated. those were his words. unknown number of ukrainian civilians and soldiers are still holding out inside the sprawling steel factory. they are reported to be critically low on water as well as food. russian president vladimir putin has chosen to wait them out. and ordered a blockade around the plant that even a fly can't get through. also his words. not far away ukrainian officials say the grim discovery of suspected mass graves as to really the growing evidence of russian war crimes. images indicate about 200 new graves were recently added. ukraine former prime minister called on the international community to get serious about prosecuting the atrocities. have a listen. >> the world has to stand its ground. we need not just to send the message, we need to send a lega

thank you so much stephanie jennifer report from occupied east jerusalem. and us, foreign minister says he and bores johnson have discussed the urgent need for a cease fire in ukraine. they're under moody, me at the british prime minister in new delhi as part of his to day visit to the country. the 2 leaders also announced new defense steals and free trade plans. when back in the u. k, boris johnson is set to face a parliamentary investigation into the so called party gates scandal. he's come under intense pressure after being fined for breaking his government's pandemic restrictions with parties held and downing street journal hall reports from london habit. the motion went through on the nord, in parliamentary, speak unopposed. not requiring a vote, triggering an inquiry into the possibility of boris johnson lied to empties about locked down parties in downing street and amendment aimed at covering the motion was removed on thursday morning. apparently it made government fears of a large scale rebellion by its own. m. p's who didn't wish to be seen as blo

elsewhere in jerusalem a jewish ritual. families are burning bread banned in passover, which begins tonight. the holidays are overshadowed by attacks inae ilsrch,what will br experience? it is really a national pain. this should be a joyful time for palestinians and israelis, instead it is an uneasy one, the lesson from history is that confrontations that start inside these ancient walls can easily slide into a wider conflict. anchor: there are signs of growing tensions in shanghai after video emerged of the confrontation between police and people being forced out of their homes as the city enters its third week of covid lockdown. clashes occurred as police forcibly remove people out of residential compounds, which have been turned into temporary quarantine centers. our correspondent reports from shanghai. correspondent: three weeks anti-lockdown some here in shanghai are angry. it brought daylight the confrontation, the police up against the people. scenes like this have become increasingly unusual here, but then so is loc

president of the jerusalem institute for strategic studies professor invite great to see, agree can talk to you. thank you very much for your time. my pleasure. you wrote recently about the seemingly existential political need to be. it's being on the right side of history. if we try to put quality center baganda out of it and look at it from historical and perhaps psychological perspective, what do you need? the righteousness i don't believe in the side of his story, basically is the history is written by the victim of the walls and narratives that remains a few. jo is the ones that is defined by the victim. by the way, it was not a victory. if you would have put more attention to the nuclear issue rather than longer resize that, you might have been the victim. would it be the right side of his story? i doubt that. now, the tensions between russia and the west, especially over ukraine, have been building for quite some time a couple of years, no decades. and yet when i interview western i asked for it, they always point out that the russian actions in ukraine, however disagreeable they

the shin bet and banned from entering jerusalem's old city. maybe the, please don't like what i do. emory provokes the police and the country called we want to go to come home and we won't go with it. it will be able just to walk there, really that we won't be escorted by polyphony. we could pray a whenever we want, and where we want on the temple mount. the growing temple mount movement is a concern to many palestinians and muslims across his stomach world who say that alex or is a red line, consecutive is ready, governments have maintained, they have no intention of changing the situation. and israel's foreign ministry ela plead on sunday, reiterated israel's commitment to the status quo that only muslims pray and non muslims visit. events at the alex moss compound can be linked to triggering the 2nd intifada, and also the most recent garza war last year. nothing has the same ability to mobilize major protests and anger here at what's long been a volatile and emotionally charged religious epicenter. stephanie decker, al jazeera jerusalem. we

stephanie decker al jazeera jerusalem. though there's been a further development and the european government for, with 2 growing rebels in the north. that grind people's liberation frontal, the t p l, i say it's completely withdrawn all of its forces from the neighboring a far region. they hope the withdrawal will allow a to to grow, which is experiencing salmon like conditions more than 90 percent of the regions population. the food aid and laflin prime minister abbey alma declared a surprised truth saying he wanted to improve humanitarian access. protested in mexico are demanding justice for women have been killed and for those who suffered violence. the outrage follows the murder of a law student in the northern city of monterey country. lopez had, i am, has more potent like this one and mexico capital had been held across the country, calling for a search and violence against women to stop it for the murder of an 18 year old student in the northern city of monterey 70 escobar, his father was found on thursday decomposi

she is joining us from occupied east jerusalem and from gaza. we have hammered the defeat and how us he is a writer and a journalist. and a quick reminder, we want you to be part of this conversation too. so send me your comments and questions and are you to chat and i'll bring them straight to our guests. thank you all for being with us. i want to start in as with you, you are enduring and living under israel occupation. i'm curious. what has been like for you to watch how the world has sort of rallied behind ukraine's right to resistance and how you compare that with your own right to resist yeah, thank you very much. number. happy to be with you. yeah, i've been, i think very frustrating and creating for pasting and to see, you know, how things have been criminalized, got slices. and i think, you know, constantly being told that they don't have a right to resist so that there's terrorists that their emphasis, my just for asking are, right, are national rights are being denied. and so we're seeing completely an opposite reaction and very clear

so now i'm not about to go to jerusalem. at the time, he was considered a security risk by israel's internal security services. the shin bet and banned from entering jerusalem's old city. maybe the police don't like what i do. it maybe provokes the police and the country cause we want to go to come home and we want to with that, it will be able just to walk there freely, that we won't be escorted by police. and we could pray a whenever we want and where we want on the temple mount. the growing temple mount movement is a concern to many palestinians and muslims across his la mc world. who say that alex or is a red line consecutive israeli governments have maintained they have no intention of changing the situation. and israel's foreign minister. yeah. le pete on sunday, reiterated israel's commitment to the status quo that only muslims pray and non muslims visit. events at the alexa mos compound can be linked to triggering the 2nd intifada, and also the most recent garza war last year. nothing has the same ability to mobilize

you know, this is the one the only have only jerusalem. you know that. and the russian orthodox 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 so that they can be a multiplicity of developmental pass in the world. and that not everything. and not everybody will play to tune. i would agree, is it so, is it missionary staying 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 there are 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's more on the hello now and one of your articles you pointed out that you korean experience in the last one and one as you put in the roof