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Weekend: Seven dead in Jerusalem synagogue attack

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28/01/2023 GMT

Seven dead in Jerusalem synagogue attack

BBC World Service - Weekend, Seven dead in Jerusalem synagogue attack

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to announce measures in response to the attack

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to announce measures in response to the attack.

Worshippers at East Jerusalem synagogue were shot in a suspected militant attack. The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has promised to announce immediate measures in response to the killing of the worshippers. Also on the programme: Footage showing the arrest that led to the death of Tyre Nichols in the US city of Memphis has been made public; plus, the director Guillermo Del Toro and the puppets behind his new film, Pinocchio. 

Joining Julian Worricker to discuss this and more in the studio in London are Catherine Barnard, Professor of European Union Law at the University of Cambridge, and Jeff Kofman, a former journalist for ABC and CBC who now runs a tech company.

(Picture: Emergency services caring the body of the attacker at the scene of a shooting at a synagogue in Jerusalem. Credit: ATEF SAFADI/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock)

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