i will see you in jerusalem. [applause] ♪ ♪ [applause] america will never forget or fail to honor the extraordinary leadership of sheldon adelson. [applause] i came here tonight to say thank you. thank you for the privilege of serving in the most pro-america, pro-israel administration in american history. it was the greatest honor of my life to serve as vice president under president donald trump. i will always be proud of the record we assembled together with your support. we rebuilt our military, we revived our economy, we unleashed american energy. we saw more than 300 conservatives confirmed to our federal courts and in the midst of the worst pandemic in 100 years we launched the greatest national mobilization since world war two and under the tpence administration. if the world knew nothing else the world knew this, america stands with israel the trump pence administration. [applause] ensured that israel would always have the resources to be able to defend herself by herself and i'm proud to report that

hadas gold, cnn jerusalem. >>> thank you, ha das. and to our viewers, thanks very much for watching. i am wolf blitzer in the situation room. you can always follow me on twitter and instagram @wolf blitzer. you can always tweet the show at cnn sit room and the situation room, by the way, is also available as a podcast. look for us on cnn.com/audio or wherever you get your podcasts. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> outfront next. breaking news. kyle rittenhouse called to the stand and breaking down while testifying that he did nothing wrong when he killed two people during that night of unrest did the teen help or hurt his case? >>> plus, president biden forced to address tonight the sharp rise in consumer prices. up 6 per% over the past year. 31-year record. what will he do about it? >>> and live pictures tonight from the kennedy space center, where four astronauts are buckled in about to lift off. details on their mission this evening. let's go outfront.

i will see you in jerusalem. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> sheldon adelson was so much more than a businessman and philanthropist. he was a businessman, patriot, proud defender of zion, jerusalem and the united states of america. [applause] let me say from my heart, may all who mourn this extraordinary man be comforted with the thanks and love of the country and the people he did so much to some court. especially to miriam. [applause] may his memory be a constant source of blessing to you, your children, and your grandchildren. america will never forget or fail to honor the extraordinary leadership of sheldon adelson. [applause] i came here tonight just to say thank you, thank you for the privilege of serving in the most pro-america, pro-israel administration in american history. [applause] it was the greatest honor of my life to serve as vice president with president donald trump. i will always be proud of the record we assembled together with his support. we rebuild our economy, we saw more than 300 conservatives confi

and jerusalem as the eternal capital of israel is non negotiable. [applause] i saw a lot of conversations and in the oval office and the great kellyanne conway is here as well. she saw them. isn't she great? how many conversations ended when the president would simply say, well that's what i said i was going to do. you know we said we were going -- we said we were going to rebuild the military, we said we were going to cut taxes and we said we were going to move the american embassy to jerusalem. and it happened because the president kept the word he gave to the american people, plain and simple. [applause] norm: and i think the vice president is being modest with his humility. he is a very humble man. i know that voice said that's a promise that you made and it's a promise that should be kept. and the president pounded his fist and the promise was kept and we are all grateful. [applause] norm: a cumbersome and on the armed services committee this afternoon talked about the chinese communist party being a threat to america right now. the thought was

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i will see you in jerusalem. [applause] the house meets today for debate on president biden's social spending bill that would make investment in childcare, universal pre-care, paid family leave and climate change initiatives. a final vote not currently scheduled. lawmakers to see a final cost estimate from the congressional budget office. follow the house live when they return at any and eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org for our free video lap c-span now. >> next, canadian prime minister justin trudeau joined other government officials to discuss climate policies and the u.s.-canadian partnership. this is one hour.

the one thing i can tell you is that jerusalem is the capital of israel. [applause] if there's an effort to open a consulate by the biden administration in jerusalem, we are going to fight like hell. this would undercut everything that president trump has tried to do. after tuesday, i hope the democratic party understands that the american people are not wanting to go where they will take them. i doubt if they understand that at all. do you? one thing i taught to president trump. he said hello, by the way. during his time, israel had the best friend in the white house since the founding of the jewish state. i remember he called me about the designation of jerusalem as the capital of israel and he said, people got all jacked up about that. why? everybody before you talked about it. you are the only guy that actually did it. that's what i like mocha -- most about president trump. i tried to get him to talk about his presidency in terms of policy. don't you want him to talk about what he did as president of the united states? don't you want him to compare wha

because it sees east jerusalem as part of its own territory. and so the supreme court doesn't have much room for maneuver. it seems to do anything other than the award the ownership of the land to the or recognize ownership of the land as being that of the israeli settler group. and therefore, enforcing an eviction if it does rule in that way. the bull is then in the israeli governments court, it may wants to put off any forcible displacements for some time. but from that moment on, the families really will be living on borrowed time. they say that it will then be up to the popular existence of popular movement and international prussia to ensure that their rights are with upheld in this very contested parts of occupied east. jerusalem. harry, many thanks, honey forces to join his live there from occupied east jerusalem. still to come here on al jazeera, meaty work has stage their own tribunal symbolically holding governments to accounts over the killing of journalists, plus catholics and voodoo believers, unite in haiti to pay tribute to the d

now in occupied east jerusalem hardy. just talk us through what we know so far about what's been happening. well you said the incident took place just after 9 a m local times about 3 hours ago. the israeli police are giving out a statement saying that they were approached or there was a, a checkpoint of insecurity forces outside the alexa mos compound, also known as the temple mount are one of those entrances known as the chain gate. and that a man opened fire is ready, police or security forces returning fire. during this incident, we know that the attacker himself was shot and killed. 2 is ready. security forces relatively lightly wounded. 2 is ready, civilians are more seriously wounded. and one of those later been confirmed who have died in hospital where he was evacuated to now the ready security minister has been at the scene. he said that this, the attacker was a member of hamas or who lived in occupied east jerusalem. that this seemed to be a planned attack because he said that the wife of this man faddie a bush k

let's go live now to occupied east jerusalem. i'll just serious harry's forces there. harry, what, what do we know? well we know that this incident took place just after 9 am local time, so that's around 2 hours ago. or the police saying that a man approached one of the gates around the luxembourg compared known to jews as the temple mount and open fire police. returning fire is raised, security forces returning fire. they say in that incident we know that 4 people were injured. 2 of them lightly is really security forces to civilians seriously wounded, one of those 2 civilians killed. and the police saying that the attack himself was quotes neutralized. it's now been confirmed that he was shot and it was, it died of his wounds. we've also had a statement from the israel, public security minister omar by love who visited the scene. he said that the attacker who's been named in palestinian media as photo apple shed, m at was a ha ha, mass affiliated person from occupied east jerusalem from one of the refugee camps, known as sure t

there are attacks on checkpoints, with some regularity in the old city of jerusalem. there was a stabbing attack just last week on wednesday, a 16 year old was killed the, the knife we'll not attack. this is rarer though the, the use of live fire in the old city right outside the alex the most compound. there were also reports that we can't confirm yet as a 2nd person being involved with a knife and some kind of a 100 going on to that individual. certainly is really please saying that they reinforced this the area and the scene around with a lot of offices. in the immediate aftermath, they closed all the gates to the alaska alex the most compound. they have now reopened again. so the situation appears to be over in the background behind us here, but obviously one very seriously critically injured person as a result of all this, how does it hurry, force reporting live from occupied easter wrestling? how many, thanks, some days, canada as flathead province of british columbia as imposed temporary restrictions on fuel and non essential travel in order to stabilize supply

tried to condemn america's decision to move our embassy to jerusalem. i had the distinct honor of casting the united states' veto. we didn't have any friends join us in that fight, but i didn't care if i was standing alone. we righted a rug and we told the world that not only is it our sovereign right to put our embassy wherever we want, but it was also time to recognize the truth, jerusalem is and will always be the capital of israel. [applause] that was truly a great day at the u.n. there were some other fun days at the u.n. as well. in the history of the u.n., there have been over 600 resolutions condemning israel. not one had ever acknowledged, let alone condemned, hamas. we changed that, too. for the first time, we convinced a majority of nations to condemn hamas for the terrorist group it is. [applause] that was another good day. the u.n. is not for the faint at heart. we had plenty of fights on their hands. unesco is one of those u.n. agencies that routinely discriminates against israel. one day, they decided to designate the tomb of the patriarc

ok, harry fall said that lie from west jerusalem ery. thank yahoo has made the decision to pull their operation from china. they join a long list of other social media sites and search engines like facebook and google . there are blogs in china company statement, fence at both, and increasingly challenging business and legal environments. after china's personal information protection law that came into effect on the 1st of november. well, alan fischer is ly for as in washington d. c. allen, why has this happened? well, some people would say this is more symbolic, but it is quite significant as well. yeah. who has essentially been running donuts platforms and china since 2013. if you go back to 2005, they created a partnership with ali baba. and at that point yahoo started to be phased out. but because of the change in the law, on the 1st of november, yeah. who decided that the environment there was simply too difficult to operate any more. and so about 2 weeks ago, user started to see a message saying that from the viewer, the 1st, all o

embassy to israel that exists in jerusalem. deputy secretary mckeon, i want to confirm something on the record. is it your understanding that under u.s. and international law, the government of israel would have to provide its affirmative consent before the united states could open or reopen the u.s. consulate to the palestinians in jerusalem or does the biden administration believe it can move forward to establish a second u.s. mission in the capital city of jerusalem without the consent of israel? >> that's my understanding, we need the consent of the host government to open any diplomatic facility. >> that's my understanding is well. i don't understand that that's the intent of the administration. i appreciate you clarifying. that's a requirement. i know this isn't necessarily a decision you'd be implementing here. but the state department should know that congress has enacted laws that mandate that the united states should recognize jerusalem as the eternal and undivided capital of israel and that it should take all diploma

mission in jerusalem would begin to reverse the recognition of jerusalem and it would divide israel's eternal and undivided capital city. yesterday, i led a group of 36 senators to introduce a bill that would protect america's full and faithful implementation of the act of 1995 and assure there is only one u.s. mission, a u.s. embassy to israel that exists in israel's capital city of jerusalem. department secretary mckeon, i want to confirm something on the record. is it your understanding that under u.s. and international law, the government of israel would have to provide its affirmative consent before the united states could open or reopen a u.s. consulate to the capital city of jerusalem, or is it your understanding without the consent of the government of israel? >> that's my understanding we need the understanding we need the consent of the host country to open the facility. >> that's my understanding as well, i don't understand that that's the intent of this administration. i appreciate you being on the record that's a requirement. i know it's not necessarily your decision you

all right, let's bring in our guess in west jerusalem, anna hertzberg. she's the legal advisor of n g o monitor in london. roxanne farm, and far mayan is lecturer on international relations of the middle east. at the university of cambridge in ramallah myself ability is a palestinian politician and secretary general of the palestinian national initiative. a warm welcome to you all and thanks for joining us today on inside story roxanne farm on for my end, let me start with you. why is this designation happening now? well, it follows after a pushed by the prime minister of israel, tell the bennet to condemn terrorist organizations. generally, he has been part of a closure of 6 major human rights, n g o's in the, in the palace in israel, and had put in actually a personal statement to johnson prime minister johnson up in glasgow during the cop 26. asking him if it would be something he would consider doing. so we had quite a bit of lead up to this. and that's very much why has happened now and hertford from your vantage point, what message does this action

a betting that the tourists will be back soon, are equal sit, i'll just 0 occupied east jerusalem. so i me, kron, we've been saying it a lot. what do we actually know? well, it was 1st reported to the world health organization from south africa that happened on wednesday. it has more than 30 mutations on the spike, approaching those bits around the viruses, the bits which actually invade ourselves if you like. and it means it, spite protein is dramatically different from the original current of ours. that's for sure. but what that means for the effectiveness of current vaccines currently unclear. and maybe it's that lack of clarity which is leading to lot of panic right now. you know, there is a lot of talk about where the people and, and that scientists, doctors, politicians, media are in fact panicking too much about only con, given how little we know. it's definitely a 2 edged sword. none of us want another delta on our hands, but think about what the experts are saying. people like marie of and cook of from the world health organization or the 1st thing she says in this tweet,

harris will sit al jazeera, occupied east, jerusalem. well, joining us now from occupied east jerusalem as in us of the rest of the casee director of the palestine institute for public diplomacy. thanks for joining us. only use our why do you think families turn down this to well, i mean, and thank you. good evening. they were really yeah, you know, basically given the choice between and oppressive agreement and their own disposition, as they said in their statement, it was basically a rock and a hard place. ah, it was not really a deal. it was not really a compromise, but the court, you know, willingly put the ball in their court in order to show and to try in show and that they are the ones that have to make the decision. and again, like we are used to, as far as seniors, you know, kind of trying in and give the image to the word that we are, the ones rejecting deals. and we are the ones you know, not missing an opportunity to list an opportunity, but, but the from apartment 16.2, cuz the end of the day people are gonna be forced out o

he goes off to jerusalem, that was the origin of his trip to jerusalem was to reorient american policy away from cooperating with the soviet union to again giving carter all the chance to make a separate piece featuring israel and egypt. that is how carter was able to get camp david. the carter administration were quite upset when they heard that sadat was going to jerusalem stop that wasn't what they had in mind at all. they were very slow to come out and embrace it. they eventually did and ran with it and carter gets credit for the way he negotiated the peace treaty which is a huge lift even though he was standing on kissinger shoulders. the essence of it was the exclusion of the soviet war play immensely to america's advantage. ivo: as we think about russia trying to come back into the middle east and the chinese doing the same thing, reading master of the game is one way in which future policymakers can hopefully avoid the mistakes of the past and learn for the future. martin, a terrific conversation, thank you so much for writing the book and spending time with us to talk about it

he goes off to jerusalem. that was the arjun of his trip to jerusalem -- --the origin of his trip to jerusalem, reorienting american policy to cooperating with the soviet union to giving carter the chance for peace between israel and egypt. that is how carter was able to get camp david. you know, the carter administration, brezinski and carter, were upset when they heard sadat was going to jerusalem. that was not what they had in mind at all and they were slow to come out. eventually they did and carter deserves credit for the way in which he negotiated the peace treaty. he was standing on kissinger shoulders --kissinger's shoulders. the effort was the exclusion of the soviet union, which, during the cold war, led to america's advantage. dr. daalder: as we think about russia trying to come back in to the middle east and the chinese doing the same thing, reading "master of the game" is one way in which future policymakers can hopefully avoid the mistakes of the past and learn for the future. martin, a terrific

east jerusalem had rejected a compromise put forward by israel supreme court. the court propose that families be allowed to stay in their homes for 15 years, but it also recognised a jewish settler organisation of the owners of the land. harry force reports from occupied east jerusalem. the families of shakes, jerome had been given a month to consider a compromise deal on their fate. on tuesday they returned the decision. no, i help you with that. how you said that we rejected the proposal by the israeli supreme court, which would have rendered us protected tenants at the mercy of several organizations. we stamps and refusal to compromise on our rights. the homes were awarded to palestinian refugee families under jordanian rule in the 1950s. but a jewish settler organization claims it has ownership rights over the land. a claim endorsed by israeli court rulings rather than issue a final verdict. the supreme court had wanted the families to accept protected tenancy status for up to 3 generations while they continued to make their own ownership case. some saw it

are equal said al jazeera, occupied east, jerusalem. a mass vaccination drive is underway in the philippines. only 40 percent of the population has been fully inoculated so far. the government has recently tightened its border controls and an effort to limit the spread of the only cron variance of coven. 19 frances minister for overseas territories is visiting the french caribbean island of guadalupe, where he insisted that compulsory vaccinations for health work as will happen. eventually, hundreds of them rallied against the government's plans. on sunday, a protest had morphed into a larger movement against high poverty levels. triplicate than paris now says it is open to discussing more autonomy for guadalupe. natasha butler has more well the french minister for overseas territories of his did a military base. he met security personnel and also police officers. some of those offices were injured in the unrest that a shaken guadalupe over the past 2 weeks. now he refused to answer any questions after his visit, but he did give a brief

, through his spokesman said that there will be a beefing up of the security presence in and around jerusalem to prevent any further such attacks. and now the stories are falling, air quality in india's capitalized and classified as very poor for the 8 consecutive day. pollution is still choking. deli, causing juice, visibility, and some people are experiencing breathing issues. schools have been shot indefinitely, and most trucks have been bought from entering the city called 5 power plants. vehicle themes and garbage burned by farmers are all contributing to this. boy lucian used to be bought. the pollution is worsening day by day and there seems to be no proper solution for this because everyone is busy and doing politics. and no one is interested in finding a solution or the government also does nothing lower than what median isn't. williamson, meghan ally of the above the pollution will have an adverse effect on our bodies in the long run. so we should be contributing to creating a pollution free city long. i'll supply chains in western canada or in the us are taking a big hit because of

i forced reports from occupied east jerusalem. getting in while the getting was good. sunday was the final day of relatively unrestricted arrivals at israel's main airport. you rules me no foreigners save those with special exemptions will be allowed into the country in the world's harshest response to the army. chrome variant is res. returning home, we'll have to quarantine for 3 days if vaccinated 7 days if not, and be diverted to quarantine hotels. if they been to read list countries in africa, at the weekly cabinet donuts for the hammock a holiday, while ministers voted on measures destined to ruin many holiday plans are shoved solid lad dick. but now we need to tighten up our borders in order to keep israel open internally. i understand that we need to change vacation destinations and go into isolation upon return. this happens in my family as well. restrictions on the countries borders is not an easy step, but it's a temporary and necessary step. lot of the, in another controversial move, the security service will once again

and it's not just a within israel is not just here in occupied east jerusalem through. of course the, the, or the access to this point is through the israeli borders. it's also in the occupy west bank was spoken to someone from bethlehem municipality. they are preparing that for their main events every year. christmas, bringing in tourism obviously didn't happen last year. they were expecting 500 american christians alone to come to the lighting of the christmas tree this coming weekend. they just been informed that that is off. so this having a major impact as far as the government is concerned, they want to get out ahead of it. they say it's uncertain. they want to make sure they are bringing down the maximum restrictions in terms of the borders as possible now. so they don't have to restrict too much life within israel and indeed here in occupied east jerusalem as well. harry foster, thank hill. australia's prime minister scott morrison says the new veteran is concerning. the government has imposed new restrictions on people arriving from 9 southern african countries

eric will sit al jazeera, occupied east, jerusalem. i still the commonest half hour. virgil ablow, the claimed men's wear designer for louis the town, and founder of white dice, aged $41.00. also. i'm gabriel's onto in new york where british socialized elaine maxwell will face a jury for the 1st time in a trial. that's sure to be filled with drama. ah, ah, look forward to brita sky's the with sponsored point on it weighs getting going on your weather forecasts for monday, november 29th. hello. good to see you are going to start in india, where that ne monsoon has given us a lot of rain for the southern slice of india and note, and i over the past little bit, scooping up more than a 100 millimeters of rain. now all of the amber alerts have been dropped on monday, so the rain not falling at the same intensity as it has been over the last few days, but still coming down none the less. heaviest bouts will be reserved for them all deeds and tree lava. on monday, next stop, we're going to southeast asia and we've got rain sauntering around,

and again, this is another clap in the face, further into jerusalem's old city shopkeepers who'd only just reopened the contemplating bringing down the shutters again. i don't think is will i thought because her, 1st of all, this could be that in every way around the world. not only in this country and for the tourist who got in, heightened concerns about getting back out. this is not good news parsing cause i hope we can get home what is available if the plains and i come here. i don't know if they're going to go back the government's message better, close the borders early and reopen after 2 weeks. been close them late and regretted. recent experienced, though, tells of temporary restrictions being stretched well beyond there and dates. few here a betting that the tourists will be back soon. eric will sit al jazeera, occupied east, jerusalem. aviation expert told curtis as the founder of air safe. don't. com. he says it could take another 2 years to get the tourism sector back to what it used to be. while the ation industry may actually not be affected as deeply with especially the

has been killed and 3 others injured in a shooting near the alex a most compound and occupied east jerusalem. desperate for food, hundreds of asylum seekers stay put on the bellows. poland border hoping to cross into the you. ah oh he began and stood on we're in agreement has now been reached to reinstate to pose liter abdullah. hum dark as prime minister. he was ousted now nearly a month ago when the military seized power that there to weeks of protests, an unrest across the nation. well, the newly reinstated prime minister hancock spoke out the presidential palace on ways to take the country forward. reasons that i was designing, darling, the moment when i 1st accepted the designation as inter and prime minister, i realized the road was not strong with roses, it would be a daunting task, brought by risks and danger. however, by joining hands, we can all reach a peaceful place. we can all prevent our country from plunging into the unknown. we should all come together to let these people decide who will take and hold the reins of power. we lost it on the military, lead and general, other fat

so as if they recognize that this is a passing and company in jerusalem, recognizing jerusalem as a passing. and this is not going to happen. this is why they're going to relate to power cups as well as threatening to cut money from the taxes they collect on behalf of the past thing. does this have a time scale attached to it is, is there a point when the relevant israeli company slash authorities will say, we will do this for the next month or 2 months? say they will keep doing that property until they collect all the debt? the problem now becomes for the past in, in authority that uses that money to pay it's public service. and without that money, there will be a lot of their employees not getting their own salaries. and we've seen some of that happening in the past where public servants are not getting any salaries. and already palestinians have been suffering from a very deep financial crisis. and that will even deepen their prices even further. okay, we'll leave it there in the air for him. thank you very much. time he will weather forecast, his everton color. we've got something of a

of course wanted harry force it sent as this report from the scene and occupied east jerusalem. well as around 9 am local time that this incident took place in these alleyways close to one of the main entrances to the alex, almost compound, known to jews as a temple mount israeli police say that a man armed with a beretta submachine gun open fire on a group of his ready civilians, one of them was lightly wounded, one of them seriously. and one of the pronounced dead on arrival at hospital is ready. police security forces responded to that. they said an open fire on him, killing him on the streets. here to is ready security forces members will also injured in the incident. hamas has claimed this action and this man as their own, a leading figure affiliated to hamas in occupied east jerusalem in the swafford refugee camp. they said that this action was heroic and a legitimate part of the struggle against occupation. the israeli public security minister came here to the scene shortly after the incident. so that this was a planned attack that access to such weaponry was uncommon tha

mission in jerusalem would reverse the recognition of jerusalem, and would devise -- divide israel's city. yesterday, i led a group of 36 senators to introduce a bill that would protect americans implementation of the jerusalem embassy act of 1945, and ensure there is only one admission in jerusalem. i want to confirm on the record, is it your understanding that under u.s. and international law, the government of israel would have to provide its affirmative consent before the united states could open a consulate on them jerusalem, or does the biden administration believeth can move forward to establish a second mission without the consent of the government of israel? brian mckeon: we need to consult with the government to open a diplomatic facility. >> i appreciate you being on the record clarifying that is your requirement. this is in your decision, you would be an implementer. but congress has enacted laws that mandate the united states should recognize jerusalem as the need turtle and undivided capital of israel, and should take all steps to effectuate this recognition. opening a

he said that this, the attacker was a member of hamas who lived in occupied east jerusalem. that seemed to be a planned attack because he said that the wife of this man, fuddy bush kayden, was known to have left the country 3 days before this attack took place. and that the weapon involved was not an improvised carlo style. machine gun as was reported earlier by police, but actually a beretta machine gun. so an uncommonly available gun to palestinians, more generally. so the indications being as this was a planned attack and the is ready, police having killed a man now confirming that one of the 4 people wounded was killed in this incident. rebels in ethiopia to grind regions, say that government forces have carried out a grown attack in the kelly, a spokesman for the dry people's liberation front, said that residential buildings and the regional capital were targeted. meanwhile, the rebels continue moving towards addis ababa. they took control of the city of sure water bit. it's 230 kilometers away from the capital. tens of thousands of people have been protesting in austri

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he goes off to jerusalem. that was the origin of his trip to jerusalem, the desire to reorient american policy away from cooperating with the soviet union to again giving carter the cards to make a separate peace between israel and egypt and that is how carter was able to get it. the carter administration -- they were quite upset when they heard he was going to jerusalem. that is not what he had in mind at all and they were slow to come out and embrace it. eventually, they bid and ran with it. carter deserves credit for the way he negotiated the peace treaty. the essence of it was the exclusion of the soviet union which during the cold war played immensely to america's advantage overall. >> as we think about russia trying to come back into the middle east, being back in, the chinese doing the same thing, reading master at the game. there is one way in which future policymakers can hopefully avoid the mistakes of the past and learn for the future. terrific conversation. thank you so much for writing the book an

and again, this is another flap in the faith further into jerusalem's old city shopkeepers who'd only just reopened a contemplating bringing down the shutters again. i don't think that i because, well, 1st of all, this could be that in every way around the world, not only in this country and for the tourist who got in, heightened concerns about getting back out. this is not good news parsing cause i hope we can go home where it is available at the plains and i come here, i don't know if they're going to go back the government's message, but it closed the borders early and reopen after 2 weeks. been close them late and regretted. recent experience though, tells of temporary restrictions being stretched well beyond the and dates few here a betting that the tourists will be back soon. eric will sit al jazeera, occupied east, jerusalem. scientists around the world are working hard to find out more about the effect of the new strain, but relatively little is known so far about the severity of the illness it causes or if it requires a change in treatment. here's what we do now. variant b 11

harris will sit al jazeera, occupied east jerusalem fuel truck drivers in haiti, a considering further strike action after several work as we had not by armed gangs this week. union is insisting on their release. but a strike is likely to compound a fuel crisis that's already crippling the country. john henry reports to us from puerto prince idled lines of cars snake through haiti's, capital drivers, biding their time till the pumps come to life without fuel. the porter prince economy is, is motionless as accuse a vehicle as police protect the tanks and the haitian. he, the frustrations run high. we've got to try to do the work, but we get there is nothing. we don't have anything to do. and he goes, i wonder pierre, who drives a taxi, locals call a tap, tap his waited 3 days a week out. someone was beat up monday. i am still here. this is where i sleep. i can't get fuel. i can't do anything. i can't work. i haven't it, in the money in my pocket is only for gas. the fuel crisis that his paralyzed, the western hemispheres poorest nation follows a political crisis after the assassination

east jerusalem the occupied west bank and gaza in one week in october. 2000 is ready, police shall dead, 13 palestinian demonstrators and the killings had a major impact on palestinian israelis. the tension between them and the israeli authorities that had been simmering for decades, boiled over palestinian israelis. so the attacks on them as part of a deliberate policy to strip them of their identity and culture at that time, organized crime groups. so this is an opportunity and they've gradually become stronger since battle in the fall book. i'm elfin, but hosen ness a well was how marshal fellas idea. when mr. my 4th in the her coming to the mom, one of them will come her stomach, hawaii will come, mr. martin, doing the math. lack of eye on what the me. if i buy the car, the fi, come up with the my baffle. i hadn't at the westlake bow. who, who was so good? what the lawful man is? um. well marked and be so stella. well now on fidelity by him, i want to find him. want to be on fine deaf cover should it's small. it would bark . yours shall our normal been amec. stella suddenly between

it kind of insinuates that jerusalem is palestinian, of course, policies see eastern was the them and wanted to be the future capital for of their future state. but for israel, they are controlling the city and they want to send a message that this is not past and not be there for him there. thank you very much in deeds for explaining the situation to go and have attacked the capital of south keyvi province in eastern democratic republic of congo, killing 3 security forces heavy fighting rockets in the early hours and continued throughout the day on wednesday. officials say the previously unknown aunt group target had several police stations and an armory. 6 attackers were killed and 36. others were captured. the largest attack over the city, and more than $800.00 fight sins in years. say talent trustee workers, insur lanka, are protesting against a parody of the government to signs with an american company unions or are threatening strikes and power disruptions if the agreement is not canceled. and l fernandez has more from colombo, a threat to the country and its energy sector is ho

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