Safe Haven
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| Initial release | Philippines |
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| Directors | Lasse Hallström |
| Story by | Nicholas Sparks |
| Box office | 97. 6 million USD |
| Screenplay | Nicholas Sparks |
| Leslie Bohem | |
| Dana Stevens | |
| Gage Lansky | |
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| ID | 617251 |
About Safe Haven
Katie Feldman (Julianne Hough) moves to a small town on the North Carolina coast, determined to make a new life for herself. She takes a job as a waitress and keeps a low profile, but she is soon won over by the warmth and caring of the close-knit community, especially that of widower Alex (Josh Duhamel). With the help of Alex and his children, Katie learns to love and trust again -- but when a mysterious stranger arrives and starts asking questions, Katie's dark past threatens to reclaim her.
British Jews are 'full of fear, like I've never seen before'
... " The Holocaust cast a long shadow over the Jewish spirit and we feel that the state of Israel provides that sanctity, that Safe Haven, that last resort - it goes to the very heart of my being, " he says...
Reporting on Gaza: 'Sometimes from behind the camera I just stand and cry'
... A lot of journalists have lost colleagues, family homes, and they were forced to flee where there is no Safe Haven or exit...
'Where do we go?' - Nowhere safe in Gaza as Israeli strikes intensify
... " In previous wars, this part of the city was a Safe Haven for residents of areas on the border [with Israel], " Rimal resident Mohammed al-Mughrabi...
Family courts: 'We kidnapped our kids from abusive dads and fled the UK'
... But Rose still believes northern Cyprus - part of a divided island, occupied by Turkey but not recognised internationally as a state - is a Safe Haven for her...
Singapore seizes $735m of assets in anti-money laundering probe
... " We have zero tolerance for the use of Singapore as a Safe Haven for criminals, " said David Chew, director of the police s Commercial Affairs Department, which investigates white-collar crime...
China using families as 'hostages' to quash dissent abroad
... In Turkey, traditionally a Safe Haven for Uyghurs where 50,000 live in one of the largest communities outside China, 80% of the 148 of respondents reported similar threats from Chinese authorities...
Rolex Fastnet Race: Yachts retire in 'brutal' conditions
... Volunteer helm Jonathan Clark said: " With the challenging conditions out their tonight, RNLI lifeboats from Yarmouth, Swanage and Weymouth are being kept very busy, helping to keep people safe and there are a lot of vessels in Poole tonight seeking Safe Haven...
Jenin: Palestinian boy killed during Israeli assault was unarmed - family
... The teenager was shot in the head outside al-Amal hospital on the second day of the military incursion, which Israel said was intended to root out a " Safe Haven of terrorism" in Jenin refugee camp...
'Where do we go?' - Nowhere safe in Gaza as Israeli strikes intensify
By Rushdi Abu AloufBBC News, Gaza City
" Where do we go? Is there a safe place left in this neighbourhood, which was so quiet and beautiful? " residents of an apartment block in Rimal asked me, with heavy sarcasm.
I had just spent The Most difficult seven hours of My Life inside there, as Israeli warplanes carried another wave of air strikes in retaliation for the Palestinian militant group's unprecedented assault on southern Israel from the Gaza Strip on Saturday.
The Israeli strikes also caused significant damage to dozens of residential buildings, the offices of telecommunications companies and faculty buildings of the Islamic University of Gaza .
Terrifying explosions shook the area throughout Monday night. Children were screaming and nobody had a moment's sleep.
It was a night that The Residents of Rimal - Gaza City's wealthiest neighbourhood and usually its quietest - will not forget for a long time.
As dawn broke on Tuesday, the intensity of The Strikes decreased and people discovered the extent of the destruction. The South -western neighbourhood's infrastructure was severely damaged and most roads leading to it were cut off.
As I drove around it felt As If there had been an earthquake. There was rubble, Shattered Glass and severed wiring everywhere. Such was the devastation that I did not recognise some of The Buildings that I passed.
" I Lost Everything . My apartment, where my five children lived, was here in this building. My grocery shop below The Building was destroyed, " Mohammed Abu al-Kass told me while carrying his daughter Shahd in The Street .
" Where do we go? We have become homeless. There is no shelter for us anymore or work. "
" Are My House and my grocery shop a military target, Israel? " he added, accusing the Israeli military of lying when it says it does not target civilians.
The Palestinian health ministry said that about 300 people, Two Thirds of them civilians, were killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza on Monday. It was the deadliest day there for many years.
At least 15 people were killed in the densely-populated Jabalia refugee camp, north-east of Gaza City, in the afternoon. The Israeli military said it targeted the home of a Hamas commander. But many people at a nearby market or in neighbouring houses were killed.
Humanitarian crisis deepensThe overall Death Toll in Gaza since Saturday now stands at 830, including More Than 100 children, according to the health ministry. Another 4,250 people have been injured.
The already dire humanitarian crisis in this tiny, overcrowded territory also deepens.
Its 2. 2 million residents are running out of food, fuel, electricity and water, after Israel's government ordered a " complete siege" and cut off all of Gaza 's supplies in response to Hamas's attack.
Saturday's unexpected assault has killed 1,000 people on the Israeli side, and between 100-150 hostages have been taken across The Border into Gaza by the militants.
" Can you Imagine That We Are living without power or water in the 21St Century ? My Baby has run out of nappies and there is only half a bottle of milk left, " said Waad al-Mughrabi as she looked at the destroyed building next to her home in Rimal.
" Was it my child who attacked Israel? "
Outside Gaza 's largest supermarket, which had opened for the First Time since Saturday, dozens of people were queuing in front of a small Back Door . They were hoping to buy whatever provisions they could, fearful that that fighting will last a long time.
Most of Gaza 's fresh vegetables and fruits are grown in The South of The Territory , and the severe fuel shortage means that transporting them to the north will become increasingly difficult.
So Far , there have been no deliveries of food or other essential goods from Egypt, which has maintained a tight blockade of Gaza , along with Israel, since Hamas took over The Territory in 2007 for security reasons.
People have also been unable to flee Gaza via the Rafah border crossing with Egypt. Only 400 A Day are usually allowed in or out, but Israeli air strikes on Monday and Tuesday hit an entry gate on the Palestinian side, stopping any crossings, the Palestinian interior ministry in Gaza said.
That has forced most of the 200,000 people who have fled their homes to Take Shelter in UN-run schools. Some have fled In Fear , while others have seen their homes destroyed by air strikes.
Some Gazans are choosing to shelter in basements, but they risk being trapped inside if The Building above collapses. About 30 families were trapped in one basement alone on Monday night.
" In previous wars, this part of The City was a Safe Haven for residents of areas on The Border [with Israel], " Rimal resident Mohammed al-Mughrabi.
The Israeli strikes on Monday night showed that nowhere is safe anymore.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
