east jerusalem. and i consider as, as, as unified a capital that is not this move was not recognized by most of the international community for palestinian residents in east jerusalem. this is not a day of a celebration for most of them. if you break it down in their older life, if it's a day where most of east jerusalem around damascus gate is closed off by the israeli police, they are a lot of checkpoints that cannot pass. businesses are closed. i talk to one of the residents. there thing, you know, usually they stayed home or come back very, very late. they also feel harassed because again to dave, you've heard some of the mark just they are chanting very racist slogans. you know, from a desk to arabs to other racist, a slogans. and basically the feeling on the palestinian side is from what they are experiencing day is that the much as a telling them be in charge here. and this is ours and this is not yours. now the inca empire was one of latin america's most successful civilizations. and responsi

jerusalem. be seen to day again the very 10 stay in jerusalem. but when you know the fact march happened in the afternoon and this year again, it was allowed by the israeli government that marches many ultra nationalists, very young a crowd to have to say from what i have seen this afternoon. marching down from west jerusalem to what's the hard so to speak, to east jerusalem to the moscow skate and from there into the old city, through the muslim our quarter, now they are celebrating the capture. and then the reunification in the eyes of a jerusalem, the captain 9067 from jordan israel and next east jerusalem. and i consider that if unified a capital that is not this move was not recognized by most of the international community for palestinian residence in easter. we some this is not a day of a celebration for most of them. if you break it down in their older life, this is the day where most of east jerusalem around damascus gate is closed off by the israeli police. they a lot of checkpoints th

and they tried to impose them in east jerusalem. now in us fighters that international committees concern is to will simply means unoccupied city. this slightly changed defacto because of the current administrations recognition av jilson m as israel capital. but in on trump is trump international law remains that this is unoccupied. city is there and of course rejects that. what is there and rejects much of the, the, the implementation or the application of international law in occupied territories including is chalicia. and that's why it continues to violate the international law in building settlements, in, in occupying and repressing and planning at the global water. in blocking the palestinians and so on, so forth moran and returning back to the flag months. as we know it's an annual event this year in particular tensions high have been months of debbie incident 15 our colleague, serene, actually killed. in the midst of all that, i want to ask you about the roots that the marches would take, took way expected to take and through

on the streets of jerusalem. yeah, we can still we are here in east jerusalem where we can still hear some stun grenades in the past couple of hours. and so even after the march had ended, and you know, this are in sometimes, but at the moment what we seem to day, again, the very 10 stay in jerusalem. but when you know the fact march happened in the afternoon and this he again, it was allowed by the israeli government at marches mainly all to a nationalist, very young a crowd to have to say from what i have seen this afternoon. marching down from best to slim, to what's to hide, so to speak, to east jerusalem, to their moscow skate. and from there into the old city, through the muslim our quarter. now they're celebrating the capture. and then the re unification in the eyes of a jerusalem. the captain 9067 from jordan israel, the next east jerusalem, and i consider it as unified a capital that is not this move was not recognized by most of the international community for palestinian residents in east jerusalem. th

east jerusalem in the 1967 war. let's bring in our senior political analyst from our one sri. my one we're here again another year. not a flag, not. you only have to look at the pictures and, and listen to the chanting and it, and you can see it it's, it's so provocative, isn't it? for palestinians or yes, absolutely. and that's what the purpose of it all is. once again to insist that was what was taken by force in war. that has become a israel, legitimate ownership, or whether it is east jerusalem or the rest of occupied bunstein. now these are of course you know, specific i part of these very the society, the religious zionists that are designed this today more or less a quarter of these very the parliament. i think their percentage in the population in terms of the use are, is even higher. and i think in so many ways looking at their when you sion, of the religious right the misery over the past 50 years. you could certainly say that this is what we're seeing now is the future generation of israel. and now they d

day where they celebrate the capture of east jerusalem. in the 1967, all our correspondent, enron khan is right. there right, in the middle of it all concerned that the police were the military are not able to control the crowd. we know that many 1000 we know that many thousands of people are gathered there for that march. many of them ultra nationalists, religious jewish groups are holding that flag march as i was saying, they also 3000 is ready. police that emron just checking that you are okay. you. okay a we're, we're absolutely fine right now. like you say they're all 3000 police, but they're on the streets of occupied the street level. let's do a quick counter where i 12345. i probably 79 police are hopelessly overwhelmed and these guys are now just moving in. if it keeps like this is not fair, of course i had earlier, hopefully is not going to happen. but just take a look around you. the numbers speak for themselves is when you police simply overwhelmed right now, i'm just hurting them into damascus gate. but once the inside that, t

in another patrice jerusalem occupied east jerusalem in damascus gate. a small protest by local journalists as a memorial service is all to take place. but like i say, all of this is in the next few hours, but there is a heavy police presence and not a visible one. but we are being told that there is a very heavy police operation in the place here in jeff again and occupied east jerusalem. and after denying that its personnel will responsible for shavings murder that on our reports, him run that the israeli army is investigating its soldiers that's why according to a report by the washington post, a anonymous israeli army officials with speaking to their journalist. he says that there is a 3 investigations taking place now. read. 3 soldiers are being investigated, their guns, they weapons have been taken away. that anonymous source actually goes on to say that is likely one of those 3 soldiers will be responsible for serene r, barclays, killing. now we reached out to these really are me for comments on that story. so frankly, one of those 3 soldiers will

they came in through a route that had been negotiated with the jerusalem police on the a, the, at jerusalem and use a policy. however, at one point, these ready police actually lost control of the route of the march and the march is simply came in from any direction possible. at one point, thousands came through a gate that could possibly hold our to time 3 or 4 people. they were pushing forward, those are real fit that the may will be across those. a stampede, for example, would be looking at a lot of people dead. they came into the square. now they were allowed to go through damascus gate, which to some of them could get my cameraman ricardo to was round. and just to show you that damascus gate over there, this was important. they were allowed to go into the air to the old city for the 1st time in many years. they were never allowed to do that before they could gather hill and damascus capable, never allowed to do that before. and the reason for this is one simply of politics . a lot of those ultra nationalist groups support the prime minister natalie bennett. and that's how he keeps his

okay, tenure, kramer there in jerusalem. thanks so much. is a quick look at some other stories making news around the world. american president obama has traveled to validate together with the 1st lady. he will visit the elementary school in texas where 19 children and 2 teachers were gunned down in a shooting 5 days ago. it was the worst rampage in us history. in 2 years. several civilians have been killed in eastern democratic republic of congo by members of the adf rebel group. the attack took place in the bay region of north kiva province. early on saturday, the local red cross at 24 people were killed to columbian our poles have open for the presidential elections. the front runner is gustavo petro, a former rebel and mayor of bobo, top could become columbia's 1st left is president, also on the valid is the former mayor of maybe even if it equal be tennis. who is promising to kick start the economy, fight corruption, and bill ties with washington. d. w. one. ramirez has more from both top sequel gutierrez says he's running on his recor

east jerusalem. the provocative flag day. march celebrates the occupation of east jerusalem in 1900. 67. some chanted racist flows and fought with palestinians. as iran con, report sits left the city further on edge. oh, black suede in what israel says is a celebration and palestinians call a publication. ah, these railey flag, much vault was known by his release as jerusalem day is a holiday when his really forces captured east jerusalem in 1967 during the 60 war the israel, it's victory for the palestinians. its occupation in recent years though. oh, tr nationally, says railey groups have used the flag march to push that. i mean, agenda ah, i minority opening races fall right group like the harbor, use the march to call for the expulsion of all palestinians from what was once historic of palestine. and for the 1st time, publicly call for the dismantling of the 3rd holy site in islam the dome of the rock in the alexa mos compound, ah, this year public security minister, him up our lead has allowed t

and that jerusalem is not for sale. no, much of the price or the event comes at a time of particularly high tensions following the death of a prominent tinian. american journalist who was shot during israeli military raid last year, the parade sparked at 11 day war between israel and mosse, which controls the palestinian gaza strip. we heard from a jerusalem city counsellor who expressed hope that police would take control of the situation. i'm well, it's possible that at the end the march will get, you know, violent. it's happened in the past and they're already a number of confrontations. i of course, certainly hope that doesn't happen. i hope the police keep control. i hope these young men control themselves. i hope that palestinians continue to show restraint and that you know, the day will pass on eventually. but at this point that it's still unclear because the march is still going on and the path does go through the water at the old city . i think it's a holiday, it's kind of been hijacked by the extreme right. w

and jerusalem was granted special international status. a year later, during the 1st arab israeli war, israel captured moorland, leading to the division of jerusalem. the city's west fell under israeli control by jordan took over the east. then in 1967, israel occupied eastern slim after its victory. in the 6th day, arab israeli war attention fled again in 1980. when israel's kinessa or parliament declared jerusalem its indivisible capital, and that's added yet another lay of contention, since palestinian see easter useless as the capital of their future state. but join me now from san francisco is nadia tennis? she's a member of the palestinian youth movement. now you're good to have you with her. so israel sees this flag march as a celebration of victory, the palestinians that was seen as a provocation. how incent, very briefly, are these marches. and is this really about at the jewish ultra nationalists groups pushing their own agendas? do you think? yes, thank you so much for having me. the flag march is like a theater happens every ye

east jerusalem. miss bennett, noticed couple of hours bring us up to date with. well, what we're now seeing is that the jewish settlers have actually left this area. the in the western world is ultra nationally celebrations, are taking place within the western rule itself, but just a short distance from here in the flash, one neighborhood of shaker gera settlers are actually attacking palestinian houses . palaces actually been arrested in that area. those clashes are ongoing. we've also seen class, she's not far from where i'm standing. you floher, dean street, which is just down there about 5 minute walk away. it's the one place the policies can get to before all of these check, for instance, you see around me out that were erected today by the israeli police. not allowing them to come in, but that's the scene now. some of those oh trip nationalist groups are now actually leaving. are they coming out in small number? i don't know whether that's a deliberate boy by the israeli army to funneled amount

, east jerusalem. it makes a statement is really sovereignty is demonstrated there by the israeli army, the israeli police. that is there and as deciding who can march, where can a march what flag can be flown by which people. and that's going to be a boiling point. now. in areas outside of the old city palestinians clashed with israeli police. ah, classes also took place across the occupied west bank, where these rady army use lie via and t guests against alarm palestinians. first of the whole truth of alex with the kaiser. 33 police. oh, how they get help with the vote, but don't put another route. this was never supposed to have already assumed his way with this by a huge operations here. your address with the marches openly challenging, hate slogans, and proclaiming that this is a jury certainly land this young generation threatened force. i believe that completely on these people are the ones that are packing, these really government and keeping and power. and as long as that's the case, i have ve

east jerusalem. and once being seen as the latest provocation against palestinians. every year, far, right? jewish groups mark the illegal occupation of eastern them a hold of what they call a flag day march, some to pass in an incursion in the alex and mosque compounds and raised the israeli flag. in some jewish worship is also prayed, violating a long standing agreement, preventing non muslims from holding religious rituals there. the palestinian prime minister denounced what he called aggression. such incursions have become increasingly common. and when connor points from occupied east jerusalem likes waiving what israel says is a celebration and palestinians call a provocation. ah, these really flag bolt was known by his releases. jerusalem date is a holiday. when israeli forces counted east through slim in 1967 during the 60 war the israel, it's victory that the palestinians, it's occupation in recent years though. oh traditionally says really groups have used the flag march to push the an agend

of jerusalem. thank you for talking to al jazeera. if we can start with the current situation, it's 2 years now that we've seen the muslim holy month ramadan affected by extremely high tensions by violence and confrontation on the alexa moss compound itself. what's your diagnosis? why is this happening again? none this me little my life cobbler maggi or melanie hailey. how a lot a so thought that might the layer that that i figured it at the idea were better and miss o noon fissile put them on the list yet the job. why don't pre be lead them? i have a lot of the year labor theme, although at the idea well had, i've been very sick to vienna, lena. and now mudy dorn and new cheryl island and that they had the air he a shower or more home, levine, a path, luna, and her? well actually they're like a hello. yes. all fee shuttle rama bon? yeah, cool. min alley. feel snellville slint a year when they say, i mean home for can and lead f alberta aid min 30 hit the head, the air and no hm you re dune and you

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

of jerusalem. thank you for talking to al jazeera. if we can start with the current situation, it's 2 years now that we've seen the muslim holy month ramadan affected by extremely high tensions by violence and confrontation on the alexa most compound itself. what's your diagnosis? why is this happening again? not me. let my life cobbler, my g that a millennial hailey. how a lot of so thought that might the layer that that i figured it at the idea poor better and miss oh lord fissile person might delay yet the job. why don't freebie lead them. i have a lot of the year labor, the amount due at the idea where lead huffman derek. to vienna, lena. and now mudy dawn and new cheryl island and that they had the air. he a shower or more home it levine, a path, luna, and her? well, i will be there like a hell. yeah, so fish al, rama bon. yeah, cool. min al, you phil, smell phil assigned a year when they sent me home for ken and lead f, alberta aid men thought hit that had the air. and now hm, you re dawn and

, east jerusalem. it makes a statement is really sovereignty is demonstrated there by the israeli army, the israeli police. that is there and is deciding who can march, where can they march? what flag can be flown by which people, and that's going to be a boiling point. in areas outside of the old city palestinians clashed with israel . police ah, clashes also took place across the occupied westbank where these radio me use lie fire and tear gas against anom palestinian. well, it seems that the marches of alex is dictated to the israeli police. oh, how they're going to come in? damascus kind of opened up another route that was never supposed to happen. there already. a feud is really well, is it just my a huge operations here with your worries, address of the city of israel to place a simply over with the marches openly, chanting, hate slogans. and proclaiming that this is a jewish ernie land. this young generation, the raft and force i believe that completely on these people are the ones that are pack

the on friday there will be a funeral service in jerusalem. the very place she was proud to call home him alger zita, the occupied west bank. okay, let sir take you back cut to occupied east jerusalem. this was just a short while ago the body of our colleague, shaheen. ugly, who was murdered by israeli forces on wednesday. this week or as that late overnight in a mortuary, at a hospital, it is now about to be moved and carried to church in occupied east jerusalem, where a funeral service will be held before. shaheen is laid to rest, alongside her parents in a nearby graveyard. and as you saw from lead us report just a few moments ago, this follows yesterday surface at a church in occupied east jerusalem. a rut up followed a state memorial with palestinian leaders and foreign diplomats among the thousands who attended this is al jazeera, my from doha. it is 10 hours g m t. a funeral will be held in the coming hours for al jazeera journalist, shaheen black clay, who was killed by israeli forces on wednesday. the service to the church in hockey b

she lived in our lives in jerusalem. she has always been a good defender about the bullet damian coast. as many palestinians here have expressed love a tribute to read bite lines, songs in words they had made to express this love. all right, but can't bring back her. i'll just hear a senior political analyst, my own bushera in lot of my what do you make of these pictures that we're seeing from columbia? right? i mean, you're not just the idea that an order for one to get from work to home. one has to deal with this major checkpoint. looks like dangerous border shop. right. but that's what the simians have to go through today. that's what train went through. good and good lifestyle is even after her death, she has to go through the truck and probably the check warned symbolizes the utmost misery of for the city and livelihoods. and just because it's not just like this one fixed point, there's also these for what flyer checkpoints all over the west bank over the occupied territories where these railways basically make the

we're not marching to be provocative, but because jerusalem belongs to the israeli people. it's part of israel palestine ins dispute that for them the march is highly provocative. as is the presence on temple mt of ultra nationalists, including the member of parliament, been a gary jewish people are allowed to visit, but prayer and political activity. a band trouble fled as jewish and muslim activists came to blows as one star. the police let these lunatics come here. they come and attack us. our got hit seemed on i shot my sharply, but they damaged my property subgroup. how much awkward be funneled to find out? they spattered us, even though we didn't do any thing. home and pack, raphael, hi mikaela. this city doesn't belong to them. is our city and our country haddocks? ha! the violence is escalating on the palestinian side. masses threatening rocket attacks as widely feared, the flag march is made and already tense situation, even worse. and some sports news in formula one motor racing red bull team driver says jo perez was the surprise winner after mac or grand prix aft

s. consulate and occupied east jerusalem as a, as a means communicate with palestinians. he played territories, but has not done so because of israeli oppositional reviews, clearly lives over to, to acknowledge international law about the status of east jerusalem. and so, yeah, even all iran clear cut promises the bite administration has allowed the israeli government and effect of vito. we'll see whether an israeli investigation into role doing boats by its military order or to patrol or will be sufficient for the state reforms and provided insertion, elizabeth she ab, thank you very much for that. she had tansy live there at the u. s. state department in washington, and the u. s. ambassador to the united nations has called for a transparent investigation into the killing. i just want to express my sincere condolences over are the law serve the palestinian american. ah journalists, alger journalists, who with skill sharing, ah, it was really a really, ah, horrifying, she's well respected. she was doing her job, the jobs that you all do every single day. and i, i just wan

east jerusalem lay to annexed, but not recognized by most countries, which i have to come to jerusalem to support our people, our country, and our flag in hon. they give general law, we're not marching to be provocative, but because jerusalem belongs to the israeli people, it's part of israel. palestinians dispute that with them. the march is highly provocative. as is the presence on temple mt of ultra nationalists, including the member of parliament, been a gary jewish people are allowed to visit, but prayer and political activity. a band trouble fled as jewish and muslim activists came to blows as much that are the police. let these lunatics come here. they come and attack us. i got hit, i seemed on. i shot my sharply, but they damaged my property, of how much awkward be funneled to find out. they spattered us, even though we didn't do any thing. home at packer after la la massena, this city doesn't belong to them. it's our city and our country had asked ha, the violence is escalating on the palestinian side. masses threatening rocket attacks as widely feared the flag march has made

in various parts of the occupied west bank is jerusalem and gaza. the palestinians continued to resist and that is creating a 2nd radicalization both among these, randy's more as killers an more against the palestinians as the resistance like this or as the resistance precipice. but the resistance numberless. okay. my one for now i think he borrowed becerra there 1st in london. let me just to recap some of the pictures that we've been looking out for. firstly occupied east jerusalem, where ultra nationalists, religious groups. many thousands of people clearly have gathered there holding that annual flag march. it's an annual event which marks israel's illegal occupation of the area. after the 1967, we can see them raising the blue and white is ready flag. there has been a quite a bit of tension throughout the day. many palestinians were attacked by ultra nationalist, jewish groups in the old city about 5 hours ago, who were protesting against the march, and a number of palestinians were arrested by israeli forces. let's go to our correspondence. enr

we're not gonna bring jerusalem with rockets. however, if anything happens at alex or if there's any attacks, would alex and then things will change. the police here will try and heard this group and it's literally hurting through the old city to try to avoid any class like that. but the really just the nationalist, ultra nationalist further means are a lot of these kids. a lot of these young boys effectively already been chanting nationalists, frankly, racist logans. so when the police can control them, once there's a large number of them in, in the old city, that's something that we can have to give a very tie. i'll, i'll just hear a similar con reporting live from occupied east jerusalem for the moment in run. many thanks. indeed. let's take you to garza al jazeera set you that i'll sigh. it is there. what is the likelihood of military action to day from hamas and other groups there in gossip? yes, adrian alex, a mosque, the holy sites, jerusalem. this has always been a very sensitive matter in case for the palestinians. and b

they hand it back from jerusalem since the day or memorial. these people belong to the city. shaheen, belong to the city. she was born in the city. and now the city, as i said, and all her majesty is saying, go back to shaheen. shaheen that is and has restored but a spaniard identity to general set in today as we see have mourners and their thousands on getting her in her life. and then her that i don't know whether we can share pictures of what happened at the hospital, and it's difficult to describe the anger that the people felt watching. what happened. we're seeing it on the right hand side of the screen where it's ready, forces attacked mourners on the pool barris, who, who were desperately trying to, to, to keep shavings coffin off the ground. i just, i mean, at the time, i mean thank goodness we but we were talking through this and you, you had was when i was stunned into into silence. now you've had a couple of hours to think of it. what, what, what about what happened? what, what are your thoughts up to be honest with the address? i'm

again, us all people and over for the sienna, in the luxembourg for a jerusalem. but we think that is what it is doing. no. because this therapy in this region last year, the march combined with the forced explosions of palestinians in the shape you're on neighborhood, spoke to the 11 day will on gaza. when her mass threatened israel with rockets, mitchell brock and independent israeli political consultant says along the marsh into palestinian areas is once again dangerous, or is railways to fly the flag anywhere in israel in jerusalem, eastern islam. it makes a statement is rarely sovereignty is demonstrated there by the israeli army, the israeli police, that is there and is deciding who can march, where can they march? what flag can be flown by which people? and that's going to be a boiling point in areas outside of the old city palestinians clashed with israel. police ah, clashes also took place across the occupied westbank where these radio me use lie fire and take s against anom palestinian. well, it seems that the marches of axis excited to these righty poli

east jerusalem. o. hows earlier is ready forces dispersed palestinians protesting against jewish settlers entering the alex and mosque compound. and praying that ah, hello i, marianna massey and london. you with al jazeera, also coming up on the program, president biden, and his wife travel to texas, to grieve with the town torn apart by america's later school. shooting. the polls close in columbia with early results, putting a former grin, a fighter on cause to be the country's 1st left his president. ah thousands of flag waving israeli ultra nationalists have marched me walk. you applied east jerusalem during a provocative parade which draft the city on edge the annual flag, march marks israel's illegal occupation of east jerusalem after the war and $967.00 . the event was organized by ultra nationalists, jewish groups, and through huge numbers chanting participants to the straits and long con has more friend occupied east harrison. ah, flags wave in what israel says is a celebration, and palestini

east jerusalem. i was earlier israeli forces dispersed palestinians protesting against jewish settlers. entering the alex, i'm most compound and praying that president biden and his wife travel to texas to grieve with the town torn apart by america's latest school shooting and ukraine's president visits the front line in the east. on his 1st trip outside the key region . since russia's invasion and sport rather than adel sets up a french open quarter final against all, drive all the top brian to to know back chalk ledge a comes after the spaniards to broaden epic last 16 battle against the lights. aware aliya semi i laughing, the canadian in 5 said ah, ah, hello and welcome to the news. our thousands of flag waving his re ultra nationalists have marched through occupied east jerusalem during a provocative parade which left the city on edge the annual flag, march marks, israel's inc, and occupation of east jerusalem after the war. in 1967 event, it was organized by our nationalists jewish groups and d

the event took place on what israel calls jerusalem day, a celebration of its capture of easter jerusalem in the 1967 arab israeli war protesters reportedly through stones and shop fireworks of police who responded with stun grenades and walked to them. some of them in the alex, a mosque, me palestinian red crescent rescue service said 62 people were injured including 23 who required hospitalization. these are some of the latest images from that unrest . ah scuffles interrupted elsewhere in palestinian areas as protesters moved close to lines of contact between israeli and palestinian forces, israeli police reportedly used to tear gas and rubber boats to violently disperse. the crowds marching correspondent, the offer. study reports from the city of rama. not nice. cabell. monsieur palestinian flock procession passed through many towns and villages in the west bank. the mulch, salted from town, sent his an antique near the conic line on the northern outskirts of the cities of ramallah. and that'll be era where eventually clashes erupted, dozens of people suffocated as israeli soldiers use

of jerusalem. thank you for talking to al jazeera. if we can start with the current situation, it's 2 years now that we've seen the muslim holy month ramadan affected by extremely high tensions by violence and confrontation on the alexa mos compound itself. what's your diagnosis? why is this happening again? i'm it's me, lead my life cobbler, my g m. alanna haneke. how i let her some thought that might delay that that i figured it at the idea poor bear and miss o lord fissile puffin might delay yet the july dawn pre believed in him. i have a lot of beer, lay back here, mo, door at the idea. while head, i've been there, leak to vienna, lena. and now newly dawn and new cheryl island and that they had the air. he is shower or more home. he levine, a path, luna, and her? well, actually they're like a ye, hello ya so fish, ha, rama bon here. cool. min. a highly phil snellville sydney, yet we're less, i mean home for can and lead f, alberta aid men thought i hit that idea. and now hm, you re dawn and you

it's the, it's the main check point to go from to go into jerusalem to jerusalem, but also to occupy these through them, which is where the body is being taken. you can see many people there have turned out. they wait for the, the convoy to pass with sharing of auto body. that checkpoint in itself has been a flash point of the years. policies have to have permits to pass through the checkpoint into, into a, through to them. and israel for any reason for work or medical care or so it has been in itself a checkpoint, sorry, a flash point over the years. you can see there are many people gathering to to pay respects again, just people every with pay or 6 again to sharina walker as we wait for her body to pass through. and what he's heading to is he said, okay, 5 east jerusalem to the hospital. there where it would be held over night. we have our cross 170 decker standing by for us there. stephanie, that's right. you're talking about the columbia checkpoint. they're really a symbol abuse, radio occupation. as you say, they can close that and then nobody can leave. and yes you need permit

s. moved to name jerusalem as israel's capital. the wheelchair bound activists lost both his legs in an israeli air rate in 2008 in 2018 israeli forces killed palestinian nurse rose on, on the jar as she tried to help a wounded protester. she became one of the more than 100 people killed during demonstrations against the grinding israeli blockade of gaza. successive generations of palestinian leaders have turned to the international community for help. but decades of appeals have not slowed the pace of israeli abuses. what does your message going to be to israel? what is the united states message to israel regarding the situation and resume our message? and the ambassador gave that mash message very strongly to everyone, is that this has to be investigated. i'd has to be investigated transparently, and we're encouraging both sides to participate in that investigation so that we can get down to the as to why this happened our highest priority as the protection of american citizens and the protection of journalists. it is so importan

there'll be a funeral service and bait honey in occupied east jerusalem. she's the 12 for al jazeera journalist, killed since the networks creation just 25 years ago. these are their names ah ah ah ah . who without a 0, these are our top stories. thousands of palestinians have paid tribute to al jazeera journalist, serene abu acura at a state service held in her honor. in ramallah shri.

and celebration of its capture of east jerusalem. in the 967 war protest is report to be through stones unfold. fireworks had police who responded with stung grenades. antelope, some of them in the oxen mosque officials, at least the 18 palestinians have been arrested on t correspondent, dalia murray reports from the grand i every one connected to the march, which is also expected to take place in the damascus gate area. and i alert it, i march in georgia, the full support of the government included in security with the enrollment of all or enforcement or in the alter structures. i talked be handsome, crashes were observed in the area. jewish people arrived before the start and walked around the old city where they raised their flags and committed office partitions of not just raising flags singing and dancing, but also being aggressive to the palestinians who apprised cynthia, trying to provoke that. i have jews also, sprague in the golden gate area which is prohibited in an agreement. the israel and mega straits court allowed them

it is of course, jerusalem holy to the 3 abrahamic religions east jerusalem internationally recognized as occupied, taken in the war, $900.00 to $7.00. this is what palestinians see and want as a capital of any future state. but again, you know, any future state when we say that adrian, these days, i mean, we need to be realistic. there haven't been any efforts at any kind of peace talks at any kind of scratching the surface of even what that would look like. but again, so here you have, this is a christian cemetery. it's just outside the walls of the old city of jaffa gate, where you saw my colleague him on con, reporting from earlier. and then you sort of have, of course, he's really border police on the ground. he's really police that control the area to control the road. sometimes when you have big adventure, they close the roads. they control everything. palestinians who live in east jerusalem have green id. so they don't have these really id as, let's say palestinian israelis have like from 948. they're also not like the aki powered west bank, let's say an under the palestinian a

because you sent your findings to any of the if the magic missions, jerusalem on jerusalem, and specifically to the american ambassador. and what do you think they're somewhat said soft station is following what to place on friday? do you think that you'll be asking them do a few different statements based on the finding a position mindset with them? are you going to see them? the findings that one are you going to send in the findings with the police are investigating but the was a orders to suppressed the demonstration that i did with a heavy people with what is your comment on the police investigation? because most likely it will not lead to accountability, not this is not a valid concern. and what kind of investigation on how they do it? you know, we are concerned about their investigations will serve their own interest. but the truth is that you're not denying or a reset your life with. okay, if you just joining us on al jazeera, we've been watching their a news conference by members of the christian church of jerusalem and other diplomats speaking from st. joseph hospital in occupied e

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