stephanie dec reports from west jerusalem. oh, the attack happened as israel celebrated 74 years of independence. this time in a lad and ultra orthodox city in the center of the country. a lad.

the occupied west bank and east jerusalem. no palestinian or mohammed douglas joining us. no. vi escaped from occupied east jerusalem. so thank you very much indeed for being with us. and what is your interpretation of the type of investigation that might be held following this incident, do you have any confidence that there will be a result? let me start by saying that this is really a very, very that they in palestine and it should be in the block. it was only a correspondence. she was the face of the senior people, senior goes to the international community and bailey, to the board for dictates. now she has been risking her life for so many years because the truth about what's happening to sign and to show that process is leo completion. the ongoing occupation to palestine and then use from today are not only awful, but they are showing that there is an intention to silence the rules that was coming from the voice you know, are clear to the world. and this makes us all lead me very, very sad, no shipping personality. i've seen her follow her and she wants to come voice.

nothing decor reports from west jerusalem. oh, the attack happen in a lad and ultra orthodox city in the center of the country. a lad is very close to the occupied west bank residents came out to protest in the aftermath. it's the latest in a series of attacks carried out by individuals across israel, which is left at least 14 israelis dead. a spokesperson for hamas reacted by saying these attacks were the result of israel's occupation. the palestinians un middle east envoy tor venice land tweeted saying he was pulled by the attack and that it was deplorable that hamas and others continue to glorify and encourage such acts. with the one with opening the le bahati mostly the lot is really media replayed, a clip from acid leader in gaza. yes. in war, who in a fiery speech last week called on palestine was to protect the luxembourg compound . referring to the recent escalations at the site by the entry of jewish religious ultra nationalists and encouraging individual attacks. defense minister, many guns met with the military chie

that's good because civic clue is in west jerusalem. the talk says ankara and israel trying to mend strange relations. an overcrowded migrant boat has sunk off the coast of the tennessee and city of sax . 24 people having rescued, but one person died and at least 75 is still missing. the boat was sailing from the libyan city of zora when it capsized president shooting ping has defended china's record to the un human rights. commissioner michelle bachelor is on a 6 day visit to china that coincides with the leaking of thousands of photographs . reporter, be sharing. we get people in a so called re education camps and shoot to kill orders for escape attempts. china has repeatedly denied detaining a 1000000 muslims and other ethnic minorities in shane jang province. good here is live for us in beijing with the latest a surprising conversation really. between she and bachelor, do we know more about what was discussed and her views about why beijing is doing this? yes, well it's indeed surprising as the president of china, it's very rare tha

jerusalem as ankara and israel seek to mend strange ties. ah, welcome to the program, this anguish and outrage across the u. s. after was described as a heinous horrific an incomprehensible school shooting. 19 primary school children and 2 teachers have been shot dead in the town of you val day in texas. the attacker earlier shot his grandmother, he was killed by police rob reynolds reports now from los angeles. the shocking active violence as rip yet another american town into pieces. an 18 year old gunman stormed in elementary school and while the texas tuesday afternoon and opened fire. as the news spread, frantic parents waited to find out if their children were safe on and nobody's telling me anything. nobody is telling me, tell me anything. and one of the parents are saying that there's kids possibly held at the funeral home. and that's what brought me over here to find out what was going on. the unthinkable details began to emerge. salvador romeus, an 18 year old male who resided in the valley, is believed that he abandoned his vehicl

the way for more on this story, let's bring in iran con, who's following developments from west jerusalem in rome. why isn't israel going to investigate her death? what is it saying? well, quite simply, they've issued a statement saying because they don't want to see it as a criminal. nathan against me vested the death. what do i mean by that will let me just read the statement law. explain the decision not immediately. launch at m p. c id. investigation as he is very military police, was made in accordance with the general policy regarding criminal investigations in judea and samaria that he occupied west by as approved by the supreme court. according to his policy, a criminal investigation will not be launched immediately. if a death occurs during an active combat situation, unless as credible an immediate suspicion of a criminal events offense identified during the event, that is this statement, that's the official statement. if i just try was laid out for you, it means that these railey military would need to open up a criminal investigation that may well lead to the prosecution of an

also this, our turkey's foreign minister is in west jerusalem as anchor and israel seek to mend strain ties and high security in islamabad. supporters of former pakistani prime minister in long con, march to the capitol, demanding new elections. and i'm, we are harding with sports. it was an emotional night for the n b, a fans in dallas as they paid tribute to the victims of school shooting in texas. ah, thank you very much for joining as we begin in the united states, where gun control is under scrutiny once again after what's being described as a heinous, horrific, and incomprehensible school shooting. 19 primary school children and 2 teachers have been shot dead in the town of you vall, d in texas, u. s. research group, gun violence. archive defines my shootings as 4 or more people being shot and killed in a single incident. not including the shooter so far this year. the u. s. has seen more than 200 such attacks that an average of 10 shootings every week. rob reynolds begins are coverage with this report. a shocking act of violence as ripped, yet another american town into pieces.

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 that cannot pass. businesses are closed. i talked 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 davies heard some of the, not just, they are chanting very racist slogans. you know, from a desk to arabs to other racist as slogans. and basically the feeling on the palestinian side is from what they are experien

stephanie duck has moved from west jerusalem. 3 killed, 4 wounded. 2 of them critically. the attack took place in various parts of the city of atlanta. aladdin in central israel, it is close to the occupied west bank. it is a ultra orthodox neighbourhood as well. so this happened around 9 o'clock at night as the country was celebrating, what they call independence day, 74 years of establishment of the state of israel. ukraine says russia still attacking the besieged stale plant mad. a pole despite declaring a c, y to let civilians leave moscow denies. it's broken. the agreement around say, want to civilians are still trapped inside the facility. the un has been trying to get them out in the east and ukrainian city of clamor tor scully's 25 people have been injured in russian shelling homes, a school and civilian infrastructure. what damaged keith says? it's trying to fend off russian troops pushing towards the city. the world health organization says nearly 15000000 people have died from cove. it in the past 2 years, way more than originally thought. the new numbers inclu

they have lucas v. glue is in west jerusalem as ankara and television try to fix strained relations. those are the headlines. we'll have more news in half now with folly to stay with us. africa direct is next on al jazeera. ah, no, not along. with another one in the future, i don't need to be with him. he bring it to me and i lost the dimensions in if it's raining and that's with the home. and i yeah, today in the mail and each other will connect you to where he said it was meant to put up with a year. mm. a lot of on is the dialogue, a shooting a veto. outside of the conflict from the ukraine. how concerned should we be about this all to build up? we bring the stories in different months that are rapidly changing the world. we live in. the want to come roches, new dollar, or is it becoming rushes new door? counting the coast on al jazeera. ah, okay, a. you need me. i blew me off the do i see the apple message? i don't know why black did he join noah? i didn't william k dwarf a guy who acted where they all read to you with what was in fact i think really natal jimmy for the last bull

in west jerusalem, hagai el-ad is executive director of the israeli information center for human rights in the occupied territories. in doha, aicha elbasri, researcher at the arab center for research and policy studies in cambridge. in cambridge rami khouri, , professor of journalism at american university of beirut and senior fellow at the harvard kennedy school. welcome to the program. hagai, how would you characterize the position of the israeli government so far? because when you listen to benny gantz, the defense minister, he seems to be saying that this could have the fire that targeted shireen abu akleh, that it could have come from the israeli side. you have the israeli prime minister naftali bennett, saying , at the same time that we should blame palestinian fighters for this. guest: i think they've pivoted very quickly from their initial efforts to deflect by suggesting in numerous ways, from the prime minister on down, the alternative prime minister, other government ministers, the foreign minister, of very quickly suggesting based on a short video clip that it was palestinia

ah, let's bring in our guests in west jerusalem. her guy led is executive director of these where the information center for human rights in the occupied territories in doha iesha, ill bosley researcher, the alice center for research and policy studies in cambridge. i'm horrid, professor of journalism at american university of bay road and senior fellow of the harvard kennedy school. welcome to the program. ah gate. how would you characterize is the position of this? why the government so far? because when you listen to been against the defense minister, he seems to be implying that this could have the fire that targeted as city level alcala could have come from these wireless side. you have the prime minister, natalie, but it's saying that the same time, no, we should blame the palestinian fighters for this. i mean, do they want to be very quickly from their initial efforts to deflect by suggesting in numerous ways from a prime minister down the audio source 1st. so another government ministers to foreign minister who has also been

ron can live for us in west jerusalem, but it's head to ramallah now in the occupied west bank. where need abraham is standing by for house needed. he certainly won't come as a surprise to many palestinians will it? they said that from day one, after serene, has been shouting killed. we've heard palestinians left right and center saying that they are not expect thing justice from their killers is, is something that has been also it's rated by a palestinian officials. now, one sentence that also resonated with me when people were saying, you know, she's not the 1st one and sadly, she's not going to be the last. and that tells you how much palestinians are frustrated with the israeli occupation and how much they believe israel has impact . unity to carry on with its violations was as with its crimes against the palestinian people. it's off, obviously, something that palestinians have been asking for a long time, international justice, international accountability. they've won the world to pressure israel. they also said that they want the international criminal court to prosecute

let's return to occupied east jerusalem. im ron con is there for us. you've been covering the march of the alternation as jewish groups, fussy, talk us through that march. it is that march through the old city actually finished . have they settled at that final resting point? if you like that final destination is actually going to be the western wall. a very holy sight to the jewish people. but there are still people coming in, not in the kind of number that we've seen throughout the day, but they all coming in by damascus gate. now earlier the police actually managed to lose control of the root of the march. at one point, thousands of people came in from behind where we are right now, where the journalists off at through a very small funnel point and a one point there was a very real danger of a crush, actually happening. but these, when police to simply allow them to, they tried as hard as they could to maintain control that there was a very real danger of them losing control as those of thousands of people came in through a very small as i say, funn

which includes though occupied west bank, including east jerusalem and gaza. and this means that the international criminal court now has to investigate and what crimes and crimes against humanity and, and has to start holding individuals accountable for their crimes. obviously they will have to go and choose the individual as they cannot go on living as of soldiers and commanders. but at the same time, it is very important that we start seeing and individuals who are in charge of war crimes and crimes against humanity being killed account. this will provide a certain level of difference that is needed and the israeli. and that the coms are ongoing so much because they know that there is nothing you can do. you can commit it what crime today, and then go into the beach here or abroad and enjoy your very nice holiday and come back after the holiday and continue and doing what you've been doing before continue your business. and, and this is what, you know, and this is the obstacle to just impunity. it's one of the main obstacle and the international community.

thanks so much iran con for say, in west jerusalem. memorial for al jazeera gen the sri. now blackledge has taken place in garza jonas, they're all demanding protections. full palestinian reporters covering the cold late human al site asthma. the hamas media governmental office is holding a memorial for this lane out with shooting about police. you shooting who has a 30 by and he's really little legacy on the 11th to very 20 print to, to go hovering, arrayed in refugee camps a day. the crowds paying tribute to shooting their calling with respect to the long memory and history of her coverage will have the enmity met a philippi already. i can't you need your blood that was spilled on janine's doorstep is a debit in our neck as a media family blood. and there will be many steps to hold those responsible for your bloodshed to account. we say the word of loyalty from here, from gaza in which serene has always been faithful to him of and that we are loyal to sharina and her career bn, althea, you, city enormous iraqi. ha, ha, ha, the barracuda. so what i do, the palestinian fu

stephanie decker has more from west jerusalem. well, it seems, according to zillow police, who just gave a statement at the site. they are looking for one or 2 suspects and what they're saying that one of them may have wielded an axe and the other one or the other a gun. and they believe they're still within israel. at elijah the city in israel, where this happened. it's in central israel, it's an alter orthodox city, is very close to the occupied west bank, but certainly according to that press conference, it's just finished. now the police sab spokesperson, they are saying they believed they were still within israel. are man hunt. yeah. is now underway. has been further heavy fighting that the besieged steel plant in ukraine's mar you pull. some $200.00 civilians are still trapped there. many of them women and children, as well as around 2000 ukrainian fighters. russia had earlier announced a cease fire at the site to allow civilians out and insist sits abiding by it. the u. n. has been working with both sides to get civilians o

me for more on this, like bringing iran con, who's following developments from west jerusalem. iran, thanks to being on this news out. why isn't israel investigating sure range killing? what reasons are they giving? well, very simply, they say there was no criminal element to this investigation. and what these res, after do when these really military police investigate something, is prove that something criminal actually happened in order to do that. they have to rush people, they have to then question them. and perhaps way in the future there is a prosecution. that is simply untenable for the israelis in this current political climate. these rallies have never are in recent years, a targeted or prosecuted, a serving military soldier in an active military operation. so they'd now confirm this. there's a statement, i'm gonna read ity, the decision not to immediately launch an m p c id investigation. thus the military police was made in accordance with the general policy regarding criminal investigations in judea and samaria as the occupied westbank. as approved by the supreme court. a

stephanie deck has moved from west jerusalem. 3 killed, 4 wounded, 2 of them critically. the attack took place in various parts of the city of.

stephanie dec as mo, from west jerusalem 3 killed 4 wounded, 2 of them critically. and the attack took place in various parts of the city of atlanta, aladdin in central israel. it is close to the occupied west bank. it is.

stephanie deca has more from west jerusalem on the suspects rest. it was an extensive man hunter, they were found close to the city of aladdin. a forest area is ready, police are releasing video where you could see them, some sort of telling them to come out. and then also there's one video which is a questioning of one of them asking their names as saying who he's with and what they did. and they said that they basically hit some people in a lad. it's not the 1st time that this kind of an attack has been carried out in an israeli city. there's been 6 or 7 of them over the last couple of months. it is also putting huge pressure here on what is already a fractures, coalition government. the assessment has been these were 2 of you know, young men who are operating, working in israel illegally in the city of ally. they were from the occupied west bank, close to jeanine, and as you mentioned there, so there is now also a spotlight in a clamping down on the illegal workers, but illegal palestinian workers who cross into israel. and also the assessment fr

let's crossover novice stephanie decker whose live for us from west jerusalem. stephanie, bring us up to speed if you can, on just the latest in terms of the investigation. well, you mentioned there that the palestinians have done their investigation. they have the bullet evidence, and this is something that israel says it wants access to its offer. they offered a joint investigation which the public de into projected israel has conducted a preliminary investigation. we had the results of that last night where it said it had found that sharina was around 150 meters away from the really army that these really special unit that was on the ground fired dozens around. but it said that palestinian gunmen fired far more and indiscriminately. it said that he believed the bullet came from m. 16 rifle, which is something that both sides have access to, which is why it says it wants access to the to the bullet. kodak, which is the body that govern the occupied west bank, says that any investigation would have a member of the palestinian authority and an american president

the march will begin in west jerusalem and split into one procession will pass through jeff again and then thread through jerusalem's old city. the other group will end divide that the mask escape from their marches will go through the muslim course. her move seen by many as a provocation. all israeli marches about 16000 of them will end off at the western war when celebrations are expected throughout the evening. well as a short distance from the lock, so mosque, which for generations has been a constant point of contention in the palestinian israeli conflict. family. i wish i had a is a palestinian israeli member of the connects. it says ready government is supporting extremist groups. this is a very fast deterioration of the majority of the jewish population in israel into fascism. we were warned by one of the most important scholars and fascism professor search journal from the university a few years before that this is the direction that there is read. site is heading to who are seeing dangerous extreme people celebrating the occupation of another people. but not just talking abo

but if you wanna visual physical demonstration of the effects, if not well, you have to go to west jerusalem. and so we went that we went to a neighborhood called albia, which is, which was very affluence, pre 940 eights, african palestinians, live their doctors and lawyers, and so forth. in $9048.00, it was pretty much confiscated in total by the israelis, most of the houses went on to israeli ownership. and those people that lived there had to move out. and now that neighbourhood is one of the most, when it's up there with the most expensive in the world, it is houses, the prime ministers, residence diplomatic missions, and so on and so forth. but i met a 2 year old woman who lived that palestinian woman who lived there as a little girl. and she took me to the house that she lived in, that she had to leave on the day of not to original residents from the time of the night, but still alive. claudette habash is one. this is your home. this is my house. this is my home, this is what i was born. and this is where i lived at the age of 7. so that spends a happy childhood here until her family f

west jerusalem, particularly certainly give us some context, please. clearly, this is a significant blow to the teams who have been working in the area. you have been working there for the last few weeks. tell us your experiences, your impressions, if you like, of what it's like to be working in that environment. well, i mean, i haven't actually been in jeanine in the last couple of weeks because any di correspondent has been covering what's been going on there. but i've been covering this region for 6. so, you know, well versed in how these things go in terms of context. there have been israeli, army raids on the janine refugee camp. it's an area where you do have and you don't even see guns on the streets and, and this area does have, you know, armed men. so this is what the army has been doing in the last couple of weeks. that key may also targeting what it says were men and people involved with men who carried out attacks inside out. so last thursday, we had an attack from 2 men who came not particularly janine, but, but from the manner which is the village cruise. did you mean

jerusalem. the 2 nations worked. amend strained relations. is the 1st senior turkish official to visit more than 15 years. so shallow promised continued support for palestinians for meeting president bus on tuesday. and on con has more from maestro islam on the surface. this looks like a very routine diplomatic visit. both for ministers had a meeting in the morning and then there was a meeting in the would the delegations then a press conference where both men talked about what bilateral relations for israel and turkey actually meant. however, this was far from routine. it's been 15 years since israel and turkey had diplomatic relations and that was reflected in the press conference. let's take a look at what they both had to say. we believed that normalization of our ties will also have positive impact on the peaceful resolution of the coffee. and as all as always, as in the past, also we played a very constructive role and now trickier is ready to take responsibility to continue to do the effo

stephanie deca brings us more now from west jerusalem. israeli security forces issuing those pictures is telling the public to be on the lookout, the man hon continues and the ages given of the 2 suspects. 19 and 20 years old. there believe to be from the village of amana in the occupied west bank, close to the city of jeanine. the city of a lad is very close to the occupied west bank. we understand that both these men were working illegally in a lad and according to the police, now they're not sure whether the 2 men who seem to have gotten away in a vehicle according to reports, whether they're still in israel or managed to reenter the occupied west bank now the border of entry into israel from the west bank has been closed since tuesday afternoon because of commemorations and events here with memorial day and independence day. it was supposed to be opened on friday, but that has now been extended. those closes have been extended until sunday because of this man hunt, but certainly these really security forces saying that they've closed road security has been up in allowed, using hel

jerusalem. 70 we any further details emerged of the attack in a lot? no, they're still these really security forces still on the look for what the police are saying is one suspect or more. they're not sure how many were involved in the attack. those reports that potentially an acts was involved. you mentioned there are 3 killed, 4 wounded, 2 of them critically. the attack took place in various parts of the city of a ladder, ladders in central israel. it is close to the occupied west bank. it is a ultra orthodox neighbourhood as well. so this happened around 9 o'clock at night as the country was celebrating, what they call independence day, 74 years of the establishment of the state of israel. so certainly it's also brought a lot of residents on to the streets there, protesting an anger at that this was able to take place. and the police also say that they believe they assume that the attack had been carried out by palestinians . but again, i think, you know, we still don't know where these people were from, who they are, and that man ha, now and away t

jerusalem. he has more on why there won't be a criminal investigation. the reason for this is that if they had to make an investigation, it would have to be one of a criminal nature hit the statement of the decision not immediately launch an m p c id investigation unless he is ready. military police was made in accordance with the general policy regarding criminal investigations in judy and mary about the israeli name for the occupied westbank. as approved by the supreme court. according to his policy, criminal investigation will not be lost immediately if a death occurs during an active combat situation, unless the credible and immediate suspicion of a criminal offense that was identified during the event. so clearly the israeli, on the do not think the killing of a journalist who was wearing a vest and a helmet was a criminal event. also in this current political climate in israel. the investigation of any israeli soldier is simply unpalatable. we spoke to the family, they've issued a statemen

now taking a foreign minister as in west jerusalem as ankara and israel seek to men. strange relations of lucas of lou is holding talks with the israeli foreign minister. these 1st senior turkish official to visit in more than 10 years. on tuesday, he promised to continue support for the palestinians during his meeting with president mahmoud abbas. let's get more in this car, responded mon com. he joyce, enough life. oh, westerly jerusalem. emma diplomats come and go in israel, but how significant ready is the visits of the turkish foreign minister? sort of considering tensions between the israelis and palestinians are at an all time low. well, on the one hand, there are so like as a hell, like you say, it's actually a fairly routine visit. let's just take a quick look at the schedule. he's already met with the foreign minister. yeah, i repeat, that will be a press conference a little bit later where they'll talk about the things they discussed in that meetings. lord byron, bilateral relations are going on business talk. he's going to be meeting with business leaders. he will also visi

jerusalem. well, there's no investigation, the israeli army of completely concerned that now. and the reason for this is that if they had to make an investigation, it would have to be one of the criminal nature. his the statement are the decision not to immediately launch an m p c id investigation. as he is ready military police was made in accordance with the general policy regarding criminal investigations in judea and samaria. that's the israeli name for the occupied were spanked as approved by the supreme court. according to this policy, criminal investigation will not be launched immediately. if a death occurs during an active combat situation, unless there's a credible and immediate suspicion of a criminal offense that was identified during the event, so clearly, these railey army do not think the killing of a journalist who was wearing a vest and a helmet at was a criminal event and also in this current political climate in israel, at the investigation of any is running a soldier is simpl

in west jerusalem as the 2 nations work to mend strained. relations is the 1st senior turkish official to visit in more than 15 years. shall surely promised continued support for palestinians, while meeting president mackwood abbas on tuesday has been new evidence to support witness or can. so how old is it? a journalist sharina blocker was shot dead according to a see in an investigation she was killed and a targeted attack by is really forces. the report says there was no active combat or any palestinian fighters near ob walker's the cation, the u. s. based news channel comb through 11 videos of the scene, showing israel's military convoy from different angles before during and after she was shot. 8 witnesses, an audio and an explosive weapons expert backed up the findings. members of the un security council are calling for an independent investigation into children's death that's been meeting to discuss threats to global media. freedom and the protection of journalists, christmas aluminum ports, israel's killing of al jazeera, serene ob lockley in the occupied west bank. prompted ir

the march began in west jerusalem and split into 21 procession path through jeff a gate and then spread through jerusalem's old city. meanwhile, the all the group entered via the damascus gate and from their marches went through the muslim courter move seen by many as a provocation. all israeli marches that was about 16000 of them are now at the western wall where celebrations i expected throughout the evening. now that is just a short distance from the alex, the mosque, which for generations has been a constant point of contention in the palestinian israeli conflict. meanwhile, in the occupied westbank, they have been confrontations between palestinians and israelis. security forces in nablus, dozens of palestinians have been arrested. let's start with him on con. he joins us now live from occupied 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 d

i've seen thousands of young israelis like these around west jerusalem. they're with their blue—and—white flags. now, the mood isjubilant, it's festive, even, but in other parts of the city, it is very tense indeed. you see lots of israeli police, and the day began with skirmishes around the mosque compound where israeli police say that palestinians threw stones at their office areas and also atjewish visitors who are getting ready to go to the disputed site, which of course is known to gees as temple mount. now, social media videos have been circulating that show some of thejewish visitors inside bowing down to pray, shows them waving israeli flags. that is in breach of long standing rules that govern the site. palestinians i've spoken to have called that an injustice. they found that very provocative. the question is what happens next? because it is one year since the flag march injerusalem was one of the triggers for an 11 day conflict between israel and palestinian militants in gaza. and people are very worried that there could be a recurrent of t

stephanie dec reports from west jerusalem. oh ha ha ha ha. the attack happened as israel celebrated 74 years of independence. this time in a lad and ultra orthodox city in the center of the country. a lad is very close to the occupied west bank. we do not draw her full indication. oh, if it's a one tourist or more, we are conducting ah, trace after him. now we have a helicopter with ours, and we are sucking roadblocks. in order to ketchum residents came out to protest in the aftermath. it's the latest in the series of attacks carried out by individuals across israel, which is left at least 14 israelis dead. a spokesperson for hamas reacted by saying these attacks were the result of israel's occupation. the palestinians. u. n. middle east envoy tor venis lunch tweeted saying he was pulled by the attack and that it was deplorable that hamas and others continue to glorify and encourage such acts. with a warning woolfolk manila bahati, most of the ups is ready me to replayed a clip from acid leader in gaza. yes, in war who in a fiery speech last

now who's in west jerusalem to find out a little bit more about how these events unfolded. stephanie, what more do we know about the sheet while from the account, sir, from my colleagues, from those who are on the ground with serene rap between 6 and 7 o'clock in the morning. they were sleeping engineer covering the ongoing is rating raids according to her colleagues that they were targeted by israeli sniper fire. there is video also of an open area where they were, she was shot and fell down by a tree so instantly killed. it seems like certainly a very bad damage to her face and another palestinian colleague from another network were shot in the back. he is in a, in a stable condition. we understand. he is really a reaction initially was from the army saying that they believe that potentially, that the journalists were shot by palestinian gunman. we've just heard from these ready prime minister. he had put out a tweet also from the foreign minister, but he's just been addressing these really parliament natalie bennett, where he said he discussed the raids in jeanine. and h

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it's when israelis commemorate when israel took control of both east and west jerusalem in the 1967 war. for palestinians, the flag march is very provocative. not only because it goes through the muslim corridor of the old city, but because palestinians and much of the international community considers east jerusalem as occupied territory. this march has also become a magnet for far-right jewish nationalist and extremists who at some points during the march yesterday were shouting terrible things, like, death to arabs. they were also getting -- there was some violence in the streets in the narrow streets of the old city. some of the marchers clashing not only with palestinians, i had rail >> p -- israeli police clashing with palestinians. and even our own colleagues. the red crescent said 63 people were injured. the israeli police say they arrested more than 50 including two for assaulting journalists. we asked them for a break down of how many of those arrested were palestinians, how many were marchers and they did not get back to us as of right now. now, the israeli prime minister naf