in jaffa what does this say about mr netanyahu and what does it say about the broader political system in israel it's a sack essentially i was a very fine local politician he's a very powerful and quite up to politician and he is also able to convince is all of you know it's not quite up to something good something clever to do probably and all of the society is a quite up to society as an occupying society i'm not that surprised from the israeli morals and this is something obvious to any society which allows its to be off you flying millions of people destroying their lives daily destroying their house is the only thing millions of people under the millions others under a. continuing to deal with the limb all of the information i got is that a part of a minority inside i'm not surprised when we don't see them as something well that they've been in while if you and the prime minister looks like the society that the prize that. everybody expected that he could do that and also if that is the role by the way and not according to low gun problem conceptions that you're going up to. the e

who she's a member of the likud party and deputy mayor of jerusalem for foreign relations and in jaffa on skype we have sami abu he's a party politician and a member of the knesset welcome to you all. in tel aviv coming to you 1st millions of people have just voted for a man who stands accused of bribery fraud and a breach of trust what does that say about israeli voters. well i think that when you look at the charges i'm a lawyer by profession i trained in the u.k. and there's 2 things that we have to bear in mind 1st of all there's never been a case in the entire world where a quid pro quo involves positive coverage in these really press we're not talking here about cash on the lopes we're not talking here about anything which is material we're talking about 8 quo which has never in any country in any modern democracy been considered a quo in terms of bribery and so 1st of all they the charge is a little tenuous for those reasons secondly in any most modern countries most prime ministers have some type of immunity covering them either to face the music when they finish serving or whi

they are based in jaffa, just search for the theatre company. the performances are told through speech and sign language and cues are given to the actors by a drumbeat so they can feel the vibrations. still to come on the travel show: how a trip to india transformed a life. and it's a british institution, london original‘s fast food, pie and mash. so don't go away! now, you may have heard reading tea leaves. right now i'm in the armenian quarter in the old city injerusalem the armenian quarter in the old city in jerusalem and i'm the armenian quarter in the old city injerusalem and i'm going to meet a lady who is a specialist in a local custom of reading coffee, and it's free. hello. good morning. how are you doing? very well. you're most welcome. you are going to show me my i will do my best, sir. little by little, it's not whiskey. it's beautiful. we will wait. ok? now we can see, see? could you see this mouse? e-mails? the shape of a mouse? e-mails? the shape of a mouse? of the head, the body and tail. yeah, ok. a mouse in a cup, that means

sentence was mitigated after intervention from the clergy but khomeini was forced into exile in the jaffa in iraq. meanwhile the white revolution was running into problems in the country signed. the farmers now had their own fields to cultivate but they often lacked seeds water and modern farming equipment. that he usually is that as the set of. the land reform resulted in people having to move out of their villages and into the cities such as terror. but they couldn't live in the city centers so they settled on the outskirts. it was these marginalized communities that became the soldiers of the revolution just that it was an analog for that when khomeini arrived in not just the stronghold of shiite islam in iraq he initially withdrew from public life now aged 60 he was isolated and believed that his time was coming to an end many iranian clerics wanted nothing to do with his political activities he started taking a renewed interest in the study of the holy scriptures and talked with just a few of his students to keep up to date with the situation in iran. the family members who had accom

working from home isn't in your pyjamas all day with your feet up having jaffa case, despite my best efforts. it's not. myself as well. the daily mail. michael, inevitably, because it is the scottish daily mail, concentrating on the first death. the word war footing. that is on the front of the scottish daily mail. on the front of the english daily mail they are talking about some of these intensive care units in england are war zones, people coming intensive care units in england are warzones, people coming in intensive care units in england are war zones, people coming in and being treated. they have a similar theme both sides of the border. it is clear from this they talk about routine operations being cancelled. they have had the first death, surgeries have been postponed to free our vital staff and equipment, all intensive care units are banning visitors. it is having huge affects, huge strain already on the nhs, both sides of the border. this will only continue. on the front of the english daily mail they are talking about taking people off ventilators who are in a worse case t