morgan stanley. >>> jerusalem a.d. 62. a leading member of the jewish priesthood gives james an ultimatum. renounce his brother jesus as his messiah or face death. but james refuses. >> the link between jesus and james ultimately means that james can't survive. >> james is led to the temple walls. only a few hundred meters from where jesus was crucified. >> he's martyred for this cause, and he's martyred for his sincere devotional piety. >> but pushing james from the walls doesn't kill him. ancient texts record that the final blows come when he's stoned to death and his body is buried on the spot where he falls. in accordance with jewish custom of the time, one year after his death, james' bones would have been collected and interned in an ossuary. >> i think it is likely that james' body was claimed by his followers and buried. there was considerable support from within the city of jerusalem right across the board for james to be honored against the demeaning death that was inflicted on him. >> after james' murder, the cr

jerusalem is not a made-up city. jesus is not a made-up person. >> it's an incredibly powerful experience. >> according to all four gospels, roman soldiers marched jesus of nazareth to a hill called golgotha, the place of the skull. a place so evil, few who saw it could ever forget it. but 300 years have passed. jerusalem is now a very different place. >> the question is how could helena find it? it really takes us back to the year 135 a.d. when the emperor hadrean, builds a pagan temple over the site and ends up marking for all posterity the place of his death. >> the year before helena's son, the emperor constantine, ordered the temple be torn down. >> it wasn't his policy to destroy all of them, but that temple was the very antithesis of what christians or christ was about. >> the account of what happened next is recorded in a later church history. >> at some point, perhaps as early as the 360s, we begin to see a legend emerge that describes helena's role in the finding of the true cross. >> which ha len a persona

feels so good to be included. >>> jerusalem. the location in the bible for the ultimate act in the life of jesus. >> golgatha. this place was the defining event of jesus' ministry. it's where he was crucified by the romans. >> millions of pilgrims have come here to follow in the footsteps of jesus, but his passion would never have reached its climax were it not for one man, pontius pilate. >> questions of pilate's culpability and his desire to execute jesus is a complicated one. it needs to be remembered that only pontius pilate had the authority to crucify jesus. >> in the bible, the way to the crucifixion begins on palm sunday when jesus enters jerusalem. >> i think he had resolved well before he ever entered the city on the donkey to do whatever it took to accomplish the mission. >> matthew describes the whole city of jerusalem being in turmoil with people saying, who is this, and the crowd's answer, this is jesus, the prophet from nazareth. >> he arrives as the city prepares for passover. >> passover is the largest religious

israel then took the west part of jerusalem. jordan took the east part of jerusalem. and then in 1967 israel took the east part of jerusalem and the west bank and gaza. and it's really israel has said then from the 1980s that all of jerusalem is their capital. and that has been disputed by the palestinians and really much of the international community. the united states does recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel, but many countries still believe that the final status of jerusalem as we heard from the statement there should be defined by a final status solution between the israelis and the palestinians, although the prime minister of israel -- sorry, the prime minister of australia said this in his defense and why he made that declaration. >> fundamentally it's the right of every counselee to determine its national capital. the government is asked the question about the position we have long adopted in relation to jerusalem. >> reporter: so you do have australia declaring west jerusalem the capital of israel, saying east jerusalem would be for potential palesti

this is on a pilgrim route to jerusalem at a time very close to passover. so, there are plenty of people around. will he do something dramatic? is something exciting going to happen? is lazarus going to be raised from the dead? >> what we're dealing with here in john 11 is that he realizes if he raises somebody from the dead, right in the shadow of jerusalem, and a stone's throw from the temple in jerusalem, this, of course, will set in motion what he said must happen to him, the son of man must suffer many things and be killed and on the third day rise. >> take away the stone. >> lord, by this time, there is a bad odor for he has been there four days. >> did i not tell you that if you believe, you will see the glory of god? he lets others roll the stone back. and then he prays this remarkable, remarkable prayer. >> father, i thank you that you have heard me. >> he says, i know i can do this, but so they will know what can be done through the only begotten son, the father. >> let's do this for your glory. >> lazarus, come out. >> the tomb is open, nobody's

the case for restraint policy that hasn't changed and he said it straight recognizes west jerusalem as a capital of israel on the hustings in a by election year not to be talked about recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel so he's back back significantly from what he said at a by election several months ago. cooler heads have not changed to actually look at the implications of his thoughts so what was what was the point in doing all of this in the first place. well very good question he's a new prime minister. a few months before a general election during a by election in sydney you know traditionally conservatives say that are being held by the government for decades that is unusual in that it's got. the largest or second largest jewish population in australia he talked about the possibility of moving the strain embassy to jerusalem now most people said that this was purely in an effort to try and bolster the government's bite in this particular violation but it had particular ramifications foreign policy and he's saying today it wasn't well thought through when he made the in

let's get the very latest live in jerusalem. our ian lee on the story. what's the reaction to all of this so far? >> reporter: well, george, this announcement isn't likely to make anybody happy. we haven't heard from the israelis yet but for israel they see jerusalem as their entire capital, not an east or western side. a reaction is likely to come later today aft. we heard from the palestinian organization and he criticized this. he put more criticism on australia's role in two state solution which they say australia hasn't been a partner in, but for the palestinians they say that the status of jerusalem should be determined through negotiations although australian prime minister did defend his decision. take a listen. >> fundamentally it's the right of every country to determine its national capital. that is why the government asked the question, it asked the question about the position we long adopted in relation to jerusalem. >> reporter: so, george, the last time jerusalem status was really determined in an international body you have to go back to

jerusalem. >> their lord, jesus christ, had had his lands taken. and it was the crusaders' responsibility, therefore, as his servants, to come to his aid to restore those lands. >> the crusaders were extremely violate. they would attack people in their homes. they would mass rape, killing of children. they would set fire to entire residential neighborhoods. it was horrible. >> they have succeeded in liberating the city of jerusalem from the hands of the muslims. and this for generations will be hailed and recognized. >> after 400 years as a muslim temple, the crusaders replace the crescent atop the sacred dome of the rock with a cross, and turn it into a church. >> partly motivated by religious zeal, partly motivated by simple desire for conquest. the crusaders were exclusionary. muslims were not allowed to live in christian areas. >> jerusalem remains in christian hands until 1187, when the hero of islam draws together the muslim to recover the holy land. >> as the muslims close in on jerusalem once again, pope urban iii realizes that in his prede

trying to sort of we smart about just going with jerusalem as the as the capital i think government's movie is should be seen as not as a balanced policy but as a policy you support for israel and its actions and if anything it encourages is to go on more of these on the ground and to try and actually force a solution on the palestinians what would that be much better is for a state or to do for example what russia and these little knows the state of palestine recognize east jerusalem as the capital of this palestinian state and then if it wants to recognize west jerusalem as that of the think of israel then we won't have any problem with. the current announcement in its form and in fact the prime minister's clucked. careful to talk about the stand aspersion policy on drugs or supposed to be and has rights under international law to east jerusalem as a unanimous security council resolution for those that is specific lucian's on jerusalem itself in a way so that now this month may appear as to be done spent in essence those who are doing guns from the understand that israel has plans t

although israel says that all of jerusalem is their capital. the palestinians want to sees eastern part part of their future capital. but when you do look at what this means at least for on the ground, it does show that the australians are determining the western side, russians did that last year, so it does keep that line -- the line that they say separates the east and west. >> all right. ian lee, thank you. we'll stay in touch. >>> next here on "newsroom," police arrested the man believed to have stabbed an american student living in the netherlands. the latest on that investigation is next. today is the day you're going to get motivated... get stronger... get closer. start listening today to the world's largest selection of audiobooks on audible. and now, get more. for just $14.95 a month, you'll get a credit a month good for any audiobook, plus two audible originals exclusive titles you can't find anywhere else. if you don't like a book, you can exchange it any time, no questions asked. automatically roll your credits over to the next mont

and of course the future aspirational capital of the state of palestine is going to also be in jerusalem but the problem is that this is second guessing what is happening and of course you know it doesn't tend to get to the reality of the situation which is ongoing disputes between the palestinians and israelis and the fact that they have to ultimately sort this out and unfortunately by making this sort of decision it's preempting a situation rather than actually encouraging the parties to resolve the dispute it's another intervention albeit a slightly different effort on the part of another state to intervene in amounts of that essentially should be left to the palestinians and israelis. has been an accusation the destroy. the international community because most countries they recognize the statements that he made today certainly with regards to israel having west reach them as its capital is revealing that australia is isolated here would you expect perhaps over time more countries to follow. well there may well be in due course more countries following suit but it is certainly at thi

distance from jerusalem. he is not going to be buried at the balance as but at a great monument looking back toward jerusalem, as a reminder, i am the king of the jews even in my death. >> narrator: nazareth, 2015. one of the greatest archeological discoveries of the century is revealed to the world. could this be the remains of the childhood home of jesus? >> that is entirely possible. >> narrator: were these ancient artifacts the personal belongings of his mother, mary? >> we do know that it was a house of the kind that mary and joseph could have lived in. >> i personally think it's very possible this was the childhood home of jesus. >> narrator: and what might the childhood of jesus tell us about jesus, the man? >> we are looking at such an important part of human history. ♪ ♪ >> narrator: according to the gospels, jesus spent his childhood in the village of nazareth, in the region of galilee. today, nazareth is a bustling city of more than 70,000 people in northern israel. here, in a deep cellar benea

. >> jerusalem. after spending many months preaching around galilee, jesus, peter and the disciples bring their message here, to the holy city itself. >> from everything that we know in the gospels, peter is just a simple guy. he's a fisherman from galilee. he's probably never been to jerusalem before. so imagine what kind of an experience it was for him to enter this incredibly busy, bustling city. >> this is the moment where peter is thinking, are we about to see israel restored it its former glory? are we going to finally get rid of the romans? are we finally going to see a righteous king ruling over israel? so i imagine peter being full of hope, full of excitement as they're going into jerusalem. >> you can imagine that peter is thinking, this is the beginning of some kind of revolution that they're going to be taking over, that they're going to have power and authority and that this is the beginning of something glorious. expectations are running very high. >> but according to the gospels, withi

♪ >>> 2007, the hebrew university of jerusalem. archaeologists cause a sensation when they reveal the discovery of a sarcophagus. >> with a breaking story from 2,000 years ago. >> fragments of what could be the most important archaeological find in the middle east. >> what may be the tomb of an ancient king, herod. >> eight feet long and made of a rare pink limestone, this sarcophagus is beautifully carved and polished so meticulously it resembled marble. >> finding any king's tomb is big. but finding the tomb of king herod the great, the most famous ruler of judea is winning the sweepstakes or the lottery right there. >> the discovery of herod's tomb is immensely exciting because it's a connection to a man who was not only a legend of the bible but also a real and really important figure in ancient history. >> historical texts tell us herod is one of the great kings of the ancient world. from 37 b.c., he rules judea for 33 years. >> he was the most magnificent, the wealthiest, most powerful, the most generous jewish king that he c

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the from jerusalem back door to let you know according to their international. and according to the international law that said that is dualism is part of the occupied territories and it's under. jurisdiction of the fourth geneva convention that is not allowing the occupier to change the status of that or cool make any changes demographic changes in the area and what happened last week in the general assembly and then i did nation with votes that voted for the palestinian state a very clear opening in the world to the. day and i sit. ministration procedures concerning the palestinian issues and the palestinian territories and the palestinian people you must talk to some of the american tourists that are there for this christmas what do they tell you about their government's policies its record tourism apparently in bethlehem this year what we spoke to the people there is a lot of visited the city and i know that and we spoke about. the united states policy in the middle east and the people who are hearing us and understand what we are seeking and what we are pla

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capital of israel on the hustings in a byelection he not to be talked about recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel so he's backed back significantly from what he said at a by election several months ago after cooler heads had not changed to actually look at the implications of his thoughts so what was what was the point in the.

on an exhibition in west jerusalem is giving israelis the chance to experience life in a palestinian family home the aim is to break stereotypes and stephanie deck i went to take a look which is basically a replica of the two families rooms of the two families living rooms of the two families it's an intimate introduction of two peoples alienated by conflict this israeli artist has drawn on his own experiences growing up next to a palestinian neighborhood and a friendship that changed but as the years went by and. conflict basically. tore us apart i was really puzzles about how close we are and how far we are from meeting so geographically very very close but the possibility to maintain and to establish and to kind of. create a normal kind of way of relating and meeting each other was really far from the reality so this living room has been split into two what you're looking at now is israeli families living room and then on this side is the palestinian families living in the hope point of this exhibition is to humanize divided people and that happens when you put on these virtual re

has formally recognized west jerusalem as the capital of israel prime minister scott morrison says that australia when the. it's embassy from tel aviv for now but will open a trade and defense office in jerusalem muslim majority indonesia and malaysia threaten to cancel a free trade deal which is now been delayed in protest. now recognizes western resume being the seat of the knesset and many of the institution is government is the capital of israel which jerusalem is the capital of israel and we look forward to building our embassy u.s. jerusalem when practical in support of and after finals that is to too much trying because controversially appointed prime minister mahinda rajapaksa has officially resigned after just seven weeks in the job the country hasn't had a functioning government for nearly two weeks now after a court suspended rajapaksa his cabinet as though they'd lost to no confidence votes israeli military has begun the moshing the home of a well known palestinian activist soldiers entered the amati camp overnight and set explosives around the residence of latif made sun wa

one life as they knew it a palestinian family in occupied east jerusalem explains what drives them to take the drastic step. they survive what the u.n. calls a genocide the thousands of years it is all still fighting to exist we have a report called in iraq. legendary quarterback tom brady a great fit about the reference to the n.f.l. he took up the story school to take away. from the waves of the sales. to the contours of the east. get to welcome back to international forecasts were here across china we are seeing some clouds here along the coastal areas of china up to the north it's a little bit cooler and we did see some snow in the forecast just a few days ago but we are going to sing some better conditions to the north it is going to still stay quite cool only into the a single digits up there for the central areas the rain is pushing through shanghai we are going to sing some better conditions over the next few days but it is going to start to get a little bit cooler with a high temperature there of only about eight degrees for hong kong better conditions to you as well more sun

baldwin of alone was crowned old when the first king of jerusalem. move. but let me to look nice now would it not if they had ruined doc you. know i mean if there was a set. he had to refill out of the lobby. with one of the to stab at the feet o.c.n. a document the solution needed to be. surely. in sikkim in his own. house so much of the media possibly not a loss they'd like a photo and heart of the bunny. and the one she loved that we knew. i had said it was to mean. within a decade most of the live on time coast was in the crusaders hands. and the christian on claves in the east now number four with the addition of a new county and tripoli. confusion women getting them for counseling me get him out who was. mend and i went on who would certainly be in there again a child ethan sadly. you know me at that and let me loose in the home. are all the. many friends to me. the coastal area was for the sailors very very tactically significant area both to supply provisions. and to bring pilgrims through the harbors so securing the coastal areas was a crucial par

jerusalem when practical in support of them and after final status to. donald trump's former lawyer michael cohen says that the u.s. president directed him to pay money to two women during the twenty sixteen presidential campaign cohens given his first interview since being sentenced to three years in prison on multiple charges he insists that the president knew that it was wrong to make the payouts sri lanka's controversially appointed prime minister mahinda rajapaksa sent to announce his resignation after just seven weeks in the job the country hasn't had a functioning government for nearly two weeks now after a court suspended rajapaksa and his cabinet after they'd lost to no confidence votes the u.s. and canada say they want to keep politics out of the extradition case involving the chief financial officer of the chinese tech giant holloway china has called for monk one chose immediate release following her arrest in canada on december first she faces charges of violating iran sanctions and is currently on bail the president of france emmanuel mccraw

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their holy task of taking jerusalem was set aside. baldwin of bologna decided to abandon the armies heading southwards. and at the invitation of its armenian christian ruler marched east to add their son. boulder in the first as one of the leaders of the first crusade and amongst the many contingents he decides to move to wards it desa this is a strategically important place he's also one of the few crusade leaders who wants to set up his own land that so he's looking to establish a territory that he can govern for himself. had given that you know and will believe in the whole hate but when the bad. novel why all this while attila when come started she was stuck in a log it was. emmett so often medina did. it to law well michel it feel with. him otoh. we can. only be at the moment that says have. a cite that. an allure d.m. month down that's only rely on the other side of the. really. doesn't know what. people call. a watery satan messy well as that. vaunted the phone did you know for me being there to need people who are. easy to cle

jerusalem, israel. and the case went to the supreme court as to whether or not the president had to comply with the statute because the president directed the state department, not to put that designation on any passports or records. justice kennedy wrote to the opinion for the courts striking down the statute. he employed a balancing test to get there. that is unusual. he employed a functional balancing test but did it in a way that was not deferential to congress, to congress's power, but was highly attuned to the needs of the president. in thee recognizes president a recognition power which resides in the president by implication from the reception clause. in the active reception is an active recognition of the country and the ambassador. a lengthyed with review of history and historical ,ractice for justice kennedy with the president's recognition power. -- justice sia scalia made a powerful argument that the president could recognize or not recognize anyone he wants to. congress can say goods impor

in occupied east jerusalem a man according to police video which was released a little while ago at least seems to have first tried to attack an israeli ultra-orthodox man and then that video shows and running up to and. scenting at least according to police successfully stabbing two police offices one moderately one lightly wounded before he himself was shot dead get the feeling harry that this is a limited contained sort of operation or that there is the potential for it to escalate . well there is always concern that these things can develop a mental of their own certainly we saw that in october twenty fifteen when flurry of starting attacks started to add to gain momentum and there were vehicle running attacks as well and obviously significant israeli security services and israeli forces. operations carried out in the west bank as a result and so there were there was a real spike in israeli palestinian violence during that time since then there have been concern in you'd warnings from the israeli security establishment of the potential for it to happen again so far these events

european crusades had successfully captured not only the holy city of jerusalem. but huge swathes of the muslim. and the enchanted one loves that. the second most any point in the then you're going to talk to some of. the muslim world a mighty power for the last four centuries was shocked by the christian annexation of large parts of their empire. and then by the fall i lay him by the home until i'm just i'm just without what and hope not one of the show will do not the cutting i like and the sunday yeah but the crusaders initial success provoked a powerful response to the western invasion. and it was the more one. they did the. one half. and what i and yes tells him. well it's up to has he lent the bornemann a date by the knesset a couple minutes show. in the second episode of this series. the story of the muslim revival. in the face of the crusades. july turned ninety nine. the armies of the first crusade have captured the holy city of jerusalem from the. canon to learn more about it but. better will be the mazurka younger than you. are telling us. to show a hum

the crusaders finally reach jerusalem. assault on man united. why matter how are you norman a boss is going to see wood on the post and denia wood to shabbos yeah bill got off a lot of the i'm. going with a city bus but at the overall one with a city bus so cool to see how i lay at the shore been known. by the hold of the room not all of us what are you where yasser from the bit of walk away at the us i walk the walk i do and you know that ahead of us both of us law it was the final get out it's. going to go on. has a hit in the don't get on to think out of i've done few so-called aswat accords. but marching in the name of religion failed to bring down the walls. so the crusaders fell back on the usual method. for five weeks they laid siege to the holy city. demanding that can i say at the scene. to mean can open still rally have a seal. rocks a leisure head with us and the time. had a very good sort of show. in with almost all the media forethought and reduce the limits of our goodness allowed within eight at home deathless said he would and i

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as the capital of israel unlike the us which recognized the whole of jerusalem as israel's capital earlier this year. only recognized the western half of the city. britain's prime minister's reason they still insists that she can get the extra clarification she needs from the european union on her breaks it deal to ensure that it's passed by her own parliament it comes after heated discussions in brussels more talks are now planned but the e.u. shows no sign of moving from its current position john a whole reports from brussels. all the talk was of a disastrous summit for to resume a tense exchange is rebuffed by e.u. leaders her pleas for help fallen on deaf ears but the tone from the prime minister reflected none of it the e.u. is clear as i am that if we are going to be with the deal this is it but my discussions with colleagues today have shown that further clarification and discussion following the council's conclusions in fact possible. there is work still to do and we will be holding talks in coming days about how to obtain the further assurances that u.k. parliament needs in order

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occupied east jerusalem a senior executive of chinese tech giant toy away has returned to court in canada for a bail hearing over allegations the she broke u.s. sanctions on iran mango ones who is seeking the release of a health concerns but she was arrested earlier this month in vancouver and is fighting extradition to the u.s. china has demanded her immediate release threatening consequences for canada reynolds has more now from vancouver so what is the latest on this failed hearing. well barbara what's going on in this canadian courtroom behind me has roiled markets worldwide and really created a lot of uncertainty about the international trade and. four for. one joe have been arguing with the court about to. arrange her bail has offered to pay for a team of private security guards and electronic monitoring so that she would be released from prison and then monitored twenty four hours a day by the agents that she pay for where an electric bracelet or monitoring g.p.s. device of some kind that she'd be restricted to within a certain area of vancouver city where she owns a house now the

is the capital of israel and we look forward to moving our embassy to west jerusalem when practical in support of and after final status determination was wrong because disputed prime minister in the rajapaksa has quit he was appointed seven weeks ago setting off a political crisis that without a functioning government and facing the prospect of being unable to pass next year's budget a confusing situation which we have been l. fernandez can unpick for us live from colombo while we wonder perhaps who's in charge of the country over or behind the rajapaksa has been speaking that's right i mean for the last two weeks this country has been functioning without a government minder rajapakse and forty eight of his ministers were prevented from the court to go forward as functioning in those capacities as prime minister and cabinet so the first time we're hearing from him the rajapaksa since we heard his decision to resign as prime minister he basically has said that there was an understanding that the country would go to an election we need to quiver let's take a listen to what he had to

embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem first. jordan is occupied territories and to transfer the american embassy united states and the embassy to jerusalem its illegal procedures took by the americans and that means that is that the americans the united states of america must. go back and dig. the from jerusalem back door to let you know according to their international. and according to the international law that said that it doesn't it's part of the occupied territories and it's under. jurisdiction of therefore geneva convention that is not allowing the occupier to change the status of that or the cool make any changes demographic changes in the area and what happened last week in the general assembly and then i did nation with votes that voted for the palestinian sit a very clear opening in the world to fuel their nights sit. ministration procedures concerning the palestinian issue was on the palestinian territories and the palestinian people you must talk to some of the american tourists that are there for this christmas wha

still to come here at al-jazeera australia recognises west jerusalem is israel's capital find out why it will have little impact plus. i told them you serve the devil and i serve god let's see who is stronger and who's going to win. and on the early rift why also don't stretch because in ukraine they're facing a choice and speaking with russia. hello there we've got more rain working its way towards tekkie so we'll see the cloud increase during the day and a fair few outbreaks of rain most of those in the western parts and it looks like we'll see plenty more as we head through the day on sunday ahead of it plenty of cloud in the temperatures not too impressive anchor there only getting to around nine degrees so much just filtering a little bit for the south too so you may see one or two showers here as well elsewhere in forcing kuwait is not that well momentum temperature is only going to be nineteen or twenty degrees over the next few days it is malda here in doha so some will be around twenty six on saturday but there will be a little bit of a breeze that wind just easing a fraction

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>> a week before his death, jesus arrives in jerusalem, along with thousands of pilgrims for the festival of passover. within days, he's been betrayed by judas. >> jesus of nazareth! >> arrested in the garden of gethsemane after he provokes the authorities he's handed over to the romans for trial and crucifixion. it's here that the story of the shroud begins. all four gospels talk about the burial cloth in which the crucified body of jesus is laid to rest. the bible tells that the cloth was given by joseph of arimathea, a wealthy member of the jewish council, the sanhedrin. >> the gospels describe joseph of arimathea as being a sympathizer with the jesus movement. he's fascinated by jesus. so fascinated that even after the crucifixion, he wants to make sure that the right thing is done, that jesus gets the right burial. >> everyone who encounters jesus in the gospels is transformed. they're either healed or they want to follow him. simply meeting jesus even for one time was life changing and that probably changed joseph's life. >> but first, joseph needs permission to take jesus down from

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is for the state to do for example what russia these recognize the state of palestine recognize east jerusalem as the capital of this palestinian state and then if it was too good not just the west you know islam as that of the we got the israel then we won't have a problem but in fact the prime minister was what careful to talk about those demonstrations last you know box for supposed to insert rights under international law to be used to resolve a unanimous security council resolution for that that is physical as it usually is on jerusalem itself or not those are doing guns and understand that israel has plans to take all of its tourism and indirectly with it trying to you actually support this war through this announcement in my view. kosovo has declared it is creating its own army turning small security forces into full scale military units the move however has found little support among long standing allies with the u.s. being the any exception not against the of takes a look at why most of europe is concerned. we like to think of europe as peaceful conflict less a place where differences

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east jerusalem as the capital at least for the student state and then if it wants to could not just you know islam has that we've got the israel then we will have a problem in fact the prime minister plot to go forward to talk about the stimulus for racial balance was supposed to do and said right under international law to use troops on unanimous a security council resolution for that that is specific positions on jerusalem and some from those who do that the standard israel has plans to take all of its tourism and indirectly trying to go actually support this move through this announcement in my view. has declared it's creating its own army turning small security forces into full scale military units the move how about has found little support among longstanding allies with the us being the only exception what caused death takes a look at why most of europe is concerned. we like to think of europe as peaceful conflict less a place where differences a result in a civilized way but this place is different. with this vote today a new era starts for our country. from this moment if we hav

operations to find suspects linked to attacks on israelis are a force that joins us live from west jerusalem harry just talk us through what happened here. well yes this latest incident took place just a couple of hours ago the army says that an attacker came up of the main route sixty the main north south arterial route through the occupied west bank and came across a group of civilians and soldiers at a bus stop on that road just east of just northeast of ramallah just south of the illegal settlement of of got out of the car and started to shoot two people are said to be dead according to emergency services two others injured one seriously with a head wound one whose condition is said to have been stabilized this has led to a major hunt by the israeli military for the perpetrator of this attack and that has led to a pretty extraordinary security situation now prevailing around ramallah of course the seat of the palestinian authority it is the the main political center in the occupied west bank in the absence of a palestinian state in the capital needs jerusalem and that is now been declare

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