Thats right, fredricka. Nothing brings palestinians together like Israeli Aggression does. Youve been hearing about everybody on all sides, its not whether you are affiliated or support hamas or fatah or islamicee geohuhhed or any of them. It is about being palestinian. We not only saw people out because they were supporting this victory, as it is being called on this side but also because they were able to do so because they spent so many days couped up, but their children were begging them. The minute the ceasefire was announced, to let them just go out. This has been a people that has been living in complete and total fear since this all began last wednesday. Many saying they could not be entirely sure where the israelis would be striking next. You see targets ranging from empty lots between buildings, that the israelis where hamas was launching its rockets from, all the way through government installations, police stations, even media. Journalists who are working with television st
Glacier could soon break free, threatening homes below. People in lebanon have vented their mounting fury at the government for what they believe is negligence that led to the huge explosion in beirut on tuesday leaving swathes of the city in ruins. The blast killed at least 137 people and injured around 5000 more. These are the latest pictures of protests Near Parliament in the capital. Riot police blocked the road and tried to Disperse Protesters with teargas. The crowd hurled stones and lit fires. Earlier, crowds gathered around the french president , emmanuel macron, as he visited the stricken port area. Mr macron whose country shares close colonial ties with lebanon called for a new political order in the country. From beirut, our correspondent Quentin Sommerville reports. Frances president said he was here to bring home truths to lebanons politicians. He received an earful of them in beiruts gemmayzeh neighbourhood. Woman shouting. They stopped clearing up their shattered homes a
Beautiful world, felt the cool rain on my shoulder found something good in this beautiful world i felt the rain getting colder shalalala shalalalala shalalalapla shalalalalalasla its morning in the arabian desert. The place explorer ber tram thomas called the abode of death. But its a beautiful place, the kind of place i look for more and more these days. Stark, empty, clean sand that stretches out seemingly forever. Oman defies expectations. It shouldnt, according to the cruel logic of the world, exist, but it does and its incredible. The sultanate of oman is a monarchy, a choke point in the worlds oil supply. It is surrounded by some of the trickest and contentious powers in the region. And yet here it is, relatively small, tolerant, welcoming to outsiders, peaceful, and stunningly beautiful. But oman is facing uncertainty with succession issues and declining oil reserves. The quell of whats next is a big, if often, unspoken one. So pre1970, this was a very different, very different