is nasser, picking a knife up out of the box ready to behead an isis hostage. and what made them want to kill people like me? so if you and nasser saw me around cardiff, but your brother would have? he d kill me? this is grangetown, in cardiff. it s one of the most racially diverse places in wales, and it s where i was born. in 2013, two boys i d gone to sixth form college with disappeared. reyaad khan and nasser muthana went to fight for isis in syria. this is where we went to sixth form college. it was the first time that you had responsibility of yourself, so we were missing class when we could and getting away with stuff like that. but also, it was the chance to start thinking about university and thinking about the next step, or the next direction, of our own lives. man sings in video soundtrack but nasser and reyaad left all of that behind. within months of going to syria, the two 20 year olds appeared in an isis recruitment video. nasser muthana boasts about fighting f
welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. iran has promised severe revenge for the assassination of its top nuclear scientist blaming israel for his murder. mohsen fakhrizadeh died in hospital after gunmen attacked his car outside tehran. israel has previously accused him of masterminding a covert nuclear weapons programme, though it hasn t commented on his assassination. our security correspondent gordon corera has more. the scene of an ambush. the highway where gunmen targeted a vehicle carrying one of the most important figures in iran s nuclear programme. mohsen fakhrizadeh was a scientist and senior defence official. but western intelligence services have long believed he was the driving force in iran s quest for a nuclear bomb. iran has always said its nuclear programme was peaceful but it s been claimed fakhrizadeh was leading work on project amad to develop a weapon. in 2018, he was singled out by israel s prime minister. this is how dr mohsen
left cyprus three days ago and is carrying 200 tonnes of food supplied by an american ngo. teams from the ngo in gaza have built a floating jetty to unload the cargo. food and basic supplies are desperately needed in gaza, and the israeli police force is deploying thousands of officers acrossjerusalem s old city for ramadan s first friday prayers at the al aqsa mosque, with tensions high amid the war. let s go live now to anna foster at damascus gate. welcome to eastjerusalem, this is damascus gate, you are talking about the first friday prayers of ramadan which have passed peacefully. there was really tight security, all the streets were closed by israeli soldiers and police. they were only allowing worshippers from certain demographics, there was nobody here between the ages of ten and 50. a huge number of people come here for the first friday prayers and we have seenin the first friday prayers and we have seen in previous years violent clashes in this area and because of t
for israeli hostages. presidentjoe biden had said a pause in fighting could begin as soon as monday. the talks will try to reach a ceasefire agreement that can be implemented before the start of ramadan, on the 10th of march. the draft framework would include a 40 day pause in all military operations. reports suggest 400 palestinian prisoners which israel says are serving sentences for terror related crimes could be exchanged for forty female and elderly israeli hostages. under the proposed ceasefire, hospitals in gaza would be repaired, while 500 aid trucks would enter gaza each day. but the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has vowed to go ahead with an assault on gaza s southernmost city, rafah, regardless of any agreement. 0ur middle east correspondent yolande knell sent the latest from jerusalem. the scramble to survive. hungry crowds gathering on the beachfront in gaza city after hearing aid lorries were heading there, loaded with flour. translation: there i