are the ones serving the life sentence. she s reassured he ll have to take programmes on anger management and violence against women that that they are the ones who are suffering. israel has outlined proposals for the governance of gaza once the war is over, saying it would retain overall security control and that hamas which is proscribed as a terror group by the uk would no longer control gaza. 0ur middle east correspondent yolande knell is injerusalem. this of course is one of the big questions about what happens afterwards. i think this is the first indication of some kind of official position from israel. yes and so far official position from israel. yes and so far there s official position from israel. yes and so far there s been very official position from israel. 19:3 and so far there s been very little comment on it, acknowledgement that this is unlikely to be the end of the discussion. it sjust this is unlikely to be the end of the discussion. it s just presented as
to the middle east today, his fourth crisis trip to the region since the october 7th attack. mr blinken s visit will include israel, as fears grow that its conflict with hamas will spiral into a regional war. 0ur middle east correspondent yolande knell is injerusalem for us this morning. yolande, good morning. tensions in the middle east are ramping up on all sides, aren t they? all sides, aren t they? that s riaht, all sides, aren t they? that s right. and all sides, aren t they? that s right, and there all sides, aren t they? that s right, and there is all sides, aren t they? that s right, and there is so - all sides, aren t they? that s right, and there is so much l all sides, aren t they? that s - right, and there is so much concern about regional spill over of this war in gaza, notjust from the us, israel s closest ally but from the whole international community and yesterday all eyes were focused on the head of the lebanese armed hezbollah as he gave a big speech. basicall
pope francis is holding easter sunday mass in st peter s square today, just days after being a tense stand off is continuing injerusalem, where hundreds of palestinians have barricaded themselves inside the al aqsa mosque. the hilltop complex is the third holiest site in islam, and forjews the holiest site injudaism. earlier this week, israeli police raided the mosque after palestinians barricaded themselves inside, after the evening ramadan prayer. jordan, which manages the religious complex, has warned of catastrophic consequences if police enter the mosque again. 0ur middle east correspondent, yolande knell is injerusalem. meanwhile, two british israeli sisters killed in a shooting incident in the occupied west bank on friday have been named as rina and maia dee. their father has told the bbc they were beautiful and wonderful. the young women were shot while driving in thejordan valley with their mother, who is critically ill in hospital. israeli police are still searching
people were injured. the protesters believe the sweeping changes being pushed through parliament will undermine judicial independence and threaten democracy. our middle east correspondent yolande knell is injerusalem. with stun grenades and horses, israeli police try to drive protesters back. but here they break through the barricades. on the country s busiest motorway between tel aviv and jerusalem, traffic came grinding to a halt. demonstrators believe sweeping judicial changes will undermine the independence of the courts and threaten democracy. they will allow the government to overturn supreme court rulings. but the prime minister and his new hardline government call the protesters anarchists. translation: the freedom
the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has accused anti government protesters unhappy at his judicial reforms of crossing a red line. he said anarchy could not be tolerated. mr netanyahu spoke after people again took to the streets in tel aviv, where 14 people were injured. the protesters believe the sweeping changes being pushed through parliament will undermine judicial independence and threaten democracy. our middle east correspondent yolande knell is injerusalem. with stun grenades and horses, israeli police try to drive protesters back. but here they break through the barricades. on the country s busiest motorway between tel aviv and jerusalem, traffic came grinding to a halt. demonstrators believe sweeping judicial changes will undermine the independence of the courts and threaten democracy. they will allow the government to overturn supreme court