a ceasefire in gaza breaks down after israel launches asteroids in response to rocket fire. blowing down jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. a cry for justice whips up more anger in chile a demand for action on the killing of an indigenous student. threatening civil war supporters of bolivia's ousted president say the interim government is racist. and why new zealand's welcoming a refugee who wrote

a no movement in book on the notorious australian detention center. a ceasefire in gaza between israel and the armed group islamic jihad has broken down less than 24 hours off it began just a few hours ago israeli forces bombed numerous doggett's and us bonds to rocket fire fighting between the 2 sides began on tuesday after israeli forces killed a senior leader of the islamic jihad in gaza 34 palestinians have been killed since then are a force that has more from gaza. well the early hours of friday morning another round of airstrikes from israel targeting it said islamic jihad sites in the gaza strip we're hearing they were largely empty training grounds and the like but some of them were close to residential areas so some damage done to people injured after what had been a day in which it was proved it was already

a tenuous cease fire. the single deadliest moment in 48 hours of fighting an israeli airstrike destroyed this house in central gaza killing 8 members of the same family including 5 children the israeli army said the target was rather. an islamic jihad commander. they gave no warning usually they do but this time they killed a whole family it's not right. a mass funeral followed 8 buried and thousands on the streets by this time the rockets and airstrikes a given way to attend cease fire islamic jihad saying it had one important concessions a get the know the deal was made by islamic jihad on behalf of all the palestinians the conditions are to stop assassination operations protect protesters during border protests for the vital return to start implementing steps to break the siege . but many in gaza are struggling with desperate poverty as well as violence

a tiring of such claims. no i'm not satisfied because there is no benefit cease fires have happened many times before and were useless. hours into the cease fire 5 rockets were launched from gaza city to them intercepted by israel's air defense system nonetheless israel eased restrictions imposed on its own citizens near gaza and reopened border crossings the government and the i.d.f. achieved its goal in this mission we eliminated. that was in charge of. recent at. against these well we will do anything necessary in order to avoid any actions since israel assassinated the senior islamic jihad commander. on tuesday morning it's shifted its longstanding policy of holding hamas responsible for all rocket fire out of gaza instead striking islamic jihad targets and fighters almost exclusively i must said it stood with islamic

jihad in the battle but held back from launching its own rockets a possible sign of its concerns about a wider escalation. there was further rocket fire that came out of the gaza strip as night fell on thursday evening at around sunset there was a rocket that the israeli military said was intercepted by the iron dome anti-missile system a few hours later around 8 pm local time there was another rocket that was fired and fell inside gaza territory shortly after israel launched this new round of strikes the israeli military tweeted saying it was targeting islamic jihad and was doing so in response to breaches of the cease fire in terms of this rocket firing throughout the course of the day on thursday islamic jihad also released a new statement saying it was on standby with its finger on the trigger to respond should there be further attacks from israel it said it had a new weapon available to it it said a domestically produced

a longer range rocket with a range of some 120 kilometers there were protests in various locations on thursday evening inside gaza with people upset at the ceasefire saying that there should be further rocket attacks on israel in response to the large scale loss of life in gaza particularly the civilian casualties particularly the children that were killed especially from wednesday into thursday overnight there have also been concerns expressed on the other side of the border fence local communities on the israeli side near gaza declaring that their schools should be closed again on friday for fear that the cease fire would break down. let's go to hong kong now and tens of thousands of protesters are gathering across the city for an unprecedented 5th day of midweek demonstrations but these are live pictures from downtown the hong kong in the numbers have been growing throughout the morning is just past 1 pm there let's go straight to rob mcbride he joins us live rob so just tell us where

abouts you are in the city and what's been happening there today. was right there and i think during the morning friday morning here the word went out on social media more of these flash mobs to before mainly on hong kong island this is the scene now in central said the district of hong kong where 100 people i estimate at the moment turned out possibly they are being joined by others as we've come to expect many black friday protesters here we can excuse that most of them are probably students but also you do see many people are curious and ties there obviously a lot of office workers here amongst the protesters people who work in the blocks around here this is just region runs right through this district. and gradually the crowd is doubtless require him to say other large crowds you want you want you are exact hollow. they don't have the numbers of law was they will

get nervous this wasn't some of the protests we've had this weekend but this is right now was the hong kong stock exchange. remains to be seen if this remains peaceful there were clashes these protests and earlier this week in clashes that damaged chinese own banks the remains to be seen was happened with this one down and rob it's been a week of high tensions in hong kong so what are people expecting over this weekend . it remains to be see this is that which we know it has been unprecedented you keep on being surprised every day by what happens next. with this we didn't think for example at the beginning of this week that we're going to have 6 the will of time here in hong kong this is really hits home where her business oriented place it's affected business is transport links was wrong remains to be seen whether it's

a change tactics they're going to concentrate on the weekdays and maybe have a weekend off but that does remain good for thinking this could be because we have seen some elevated levels of violence which we haven't seen before. so we're on to a new level and the weekend protests become more violent. from one day to the next from one part was all right to rob mcbride that i'm for her thank you. protesters in chile have clashed with security forces this time as they mock a year since an indigenous man was shot dead by police after 4 weeks of demonstrations the chilean government's trying to negotiate reforms that will appease the demonstrators latin america and its in asean human reports now from santiago. chile demonstrators carried flags and the photo of look at the young guy to pay homage to the indigenous community leader who was shot in the back of the head by police one year ago. the killing further outraged the

country when it was revealed that police had tried to cover up the killing of libyan cities for young people don't let themselves be fooled by the press they look for information elsewhere and they know what the chilean state has done to our indigenous. a matching a map which is spiritual leader that is ceremony in placer. but on day 28 of daily demonstrations some protesters express their discontent by renaming it dignity plaza the word dignity was painted on some taboos main avenue for all to see. it's what we want and what we deserve. enough of so much injustice and inequality enough of a country that belongs to just a few minutes. to address that issue chileans are calling for a new constitution. which the president admitting this week that overextended security forces can no longer stop looting and rioting nationwide lawmakers from

the far left to the far right frantically negotiated the terms of what has become a key demand on the streets a constitution that obliges the state to guarantee basic rights i the hope is that it will help calm the own growing unrest along with other immediate social reforms that are needed on this day like every other these medical students provided 1st aid to people suffering for. pellet gun wounds or tear gas inhalation but these aren't tears aren't the only ones with their hands for cheney's health ministry has just announced what it cost is senator a margin seat in $6.00 regions and 2 problems of the country because of the huge number of contortions and injuries in the public hospitals. a crisis that is taking a dramatic toll on chile's once famously strong economy which is plummeting as quickly as the country's reputation as a bastion of stability you see in human al-jazeera sente our former president

is calling for international assistance to end bolivia's political crisis he made the comments in mexico where he's been forced into exile following disputed election results. i have plenty of confidence in the u.n. because we've had extensive talks at the un secretary-general he has a lot of social conscience plenty of commitment to the poor he should be the mediator not just a facilitator perhaps accompanied by the catholic church and of pope francis is needed we should have. well supporters of morale is not demanding his immediate return but the interim president says maran is will be barred from running in the next election series of reports on the. thousands of protesters around bolivia's presidential palace they came here to show support to their leader ever what eles. even better william when you ask is a 25 year old student he says he's warned about what's happening in his country.

it's an interim government that does not represent us it's filled with white people that look at us with racism and hatred we came here to show who the original people of bolivia really are. on wednesday interim president anyone yes swore in a new cabinet in a place where bolivia's mostly indigenous community was well represented and where this spirit of mama or mother earth sacred to that community was once revered it's now been replaced with a bible across and mostly non indigenous representatives. people are demanding the resignation of. i mean. they're also saying that now it's time for civil war. to a seriously or and even the new administration that they want to get by the. most a they are. not represented by like. the government is

trying to quell the protests with police and military presence on the street they're also trying to paint a negative image of able more alice and accuse him of excessive while in power by granting media access to his private quarters in the presidential palace give a vehicle recall he lived like a rich man and spoke and defended the poor this is an example of something he did and everything he has robbed even morale has never allowed the media to come to the floors of the presidential house in spite of the deep divisions in this country members of moralists m a s party agreed to hold a senate meeting with the legislators of the new interim administration they fear the party will be banned and one to be allowed to participate in the elections as it's unlikely it will more or less will be allowed to run. i would suggest to the movement for socialism party that from now on they have every right to participate in the general elections but they need to start looking for

a candidate evo morales is not qualified for a 4th term that's why they have been so many protests by bolivians on the streets. people say they are protesting because they feel they new interim administration does not represent them and want to make sure they won't lose the rights they were granted when a woman alice came to power almost 14 years ago. time for a short break here now does iraq when we come back 7. we are we're at a vigil for a black man on death row in the u.s. for killing a white woman with 20 years ago. and picking apart what happened with the downing of flight m.h. 17 every ukraine new evidence makes it a high ranking russians are in that state. hello

again welcome back to international weather forecast all across the levant things are looking too bad we do have some clouds though from pakistan all the way up towards afghanistan bring some rain and some snow to the higher elevations as well so for kabul all you need to about 9 degrees there as we go towards the next couple days but look at tehran as we go towards saturday a chilly day for you we do have some snow and rain just to the north with a temperature of 7 degrees there well here across the gulf we did have some rate of course last weekend expect to see possibly some more rain as we go towards the end of the week but notice the clouds over here toward saudi arabia also over here towards quaid in those clouds which could be seeing some showers as well getting a little bit closer as we go towards saturday but for doha i do expect to see attempt of 30 rain showers to the north over towards of a dubby we do expect to see a nice day for you with a temperature of 28 degrees there and then very quickly towards southern africa we have of course been watching that storm system bringing the very heavy rain in the

flooding that is now making its way towards the east things are getting better for south africa we're going to see some clearing skies as we go towards next holidays but we are going to watch what happens over here towards medic ask our very heavy rain over the next few days of towards harare though it is going to be a cloudy day few maybe some rain in the forecast with a temperature of 27 degrees. mass protests forcing the government's hand but are we seeing the try to try to occur after we follow journalists on the front line with the 5th day of freedom brand committed to reporting the facts police officers of pointing guns at journalists in the face don't go home come fact and fiction who miss truth is it anyway on al-jazeera.

baghdad. welcome back a quick reminder of our top stories here this hour the ceasefire in gaza appears to have collapsed less than 24 hours after it began israel's bombing targets rocket fire the palestinian group. thousands of protesters are rallying in hong kong for an unprecedented 5th day of demonstrations. blocked in schools and universities closed. and thousands of protesters in. an indigenous man was shot dead by police last question on the government after almost 4 weeks of demonstrations. now foreign ministers from 30 countries are trying to work out how to handle what's left of

eisel at its height the armed group had a force of about $30000.00 fighters carrying out attacks around the world will most have been killed since all captured and the meeting is being held in washington d.c. to decide what to do with those prisoners and their families it's happening just weeks after u.s. president donald trump withdrew troops from syria raising concerns about his commitment to fighting i so what u.s. secretary of state mike on peo has urged coalition members to bring to justice suspected members of the armed group from their countries coalition members must take back the thousands of foreign terrorist fighters in custody and oppose accountability for the atrocities that they have perpetrated well turkey sending more suspected eisel fighters and their families back to their home countries 7 german citizens landed in berlin earlier on thursday and another 23 european nationals are expected to be deported in the coming days more than 1200 fighters

are in turkish prisons shortly we'll hear from dominic kane in berlin on that german repatriation but 1st roles in jordan reports from the washington meeting. one of the main issues about dealing with isis is what do you do with the people who came from other countries to fight for the caliphate there is a general agreement that these people if possible should be returned to their home countries but there are a few countries particularly in europe that don't want foreign fighters coming back to their territory they would rather that the countries where they have been living and fighting actually arrest them prosecute them and imprison them however u.s. officials say that's simply not a realistic ask the united states and a number of countries have taken the position that as a matter of coalition burden sharing each country has a responsibility to handle this situation on their own. our view is that it

is not a feasible option it is not a viable option to ask other countries in the region to imports another country's foreign fighters and pursue prosecution in incarceration there the ministers also recognize that part of the reason why i still was able to establish a caliphate so easily and so thoroughly was because of the ongoing civil war inside syria the ministers are agreeing that much more needs to be done to promote diplomatic efforts in keeping with the u.n. security council resolution 2254 and say that as long as they can keep focused on trying to end the civil war it will make it harder for eisel and for other such groups to try to reestablish themselves inside that war torn country. this is the 1st wave of returns by the turkish authorities of german citizens or german residents who have been in turkish custody people who have been decided upon by the

turkish authorities as being so dangerous that they can no longer stay on turkish soil and. yet for the german or for a t's the difficulty that they face is that on the face of it these specific 7 individuals have no charges against them they cannot be charged for any activities or their participation in any activities in the middle east under german law and as i say these people are then perceived to be innocent they can go about their own lives back in germany for the government there is the serious issue that many people in this country are opposed to the return of people who the turkish government have referred to in such disparaging terms but they must also a bay the law or the government just as much as these individuals it is polarizing opinion in this country and of course there are more people of the turkish government says it wants to return to germany. now

a kurdish iranian refugee who spent 6 years in an australian detention center on manna silent has landed in new zealand it's the 1st time that barry was british army's been able to leave papa new guinea he was offered a visa to attend a literary festival in christ church but journalist made headlines after writing an award winning book on a smartphone about his experience while being detained australia's been criticised for how it detains asylum seekers dutch led investigators are accusing the russian government of involvement in the downing of malaysia airlines flight m h 17 the plane was shot down in eastern ukraine in 2014 killing all 298 people on board stepped last reports now from kiev for the families of those killed on flight m.h. 17 there are still many unanswered questions why did their loved ones became victims of a conflict far too far below their flight path in eastern ukraine piece by piece the joint investigation team led by the netherlands has reconstructed the crash and events leading up to it in june they proved that the armed group in the don't yet

people's republic was in contact with russian government officials about military support. but new recordings show russian influence under the p.r. went further than just a 4th day show contact was almost daily in one call from july 1st 201416 days before the crash a d.p.i. member tells a local commander that men are coming with a mandate from survey showing to russia's defense minister. and i want to work with streaming we don't like a commitment. when you want to please you know not journalists or the people or if you just call them which are all seriousness or never come on your own with you do not was. even one of the last reaching. if confirmed the tapes would provide additional evidence that the kremlin had direct control over the separatist leadership and manage the transfer of

a book anti aircraft system which detonated above the passenger jet and brought it down but russia denies any involvement in the crash and is questioning the recordings. what are the conclusions based on the publication of evidence some of which immediately turned out to be fake and some of which doesn't check out we've been through this already what names are put into minister of defense and other high ranking russian officials publicly mentioned in relation with the downing of age 17 investigation has reached a new level well in june 3 low ranking russians and one ukrainian were named suspects the investigators are now building a case all the way up to the kremlin an important step for the relatives of victims who died here in ukraine 5 years ago in their search for justice steps fast and al-jazeera. ukraine. opposition groups say 3 people have died in guinea during protests against president alpha condon's attempt to change the constitution

demonstrators are concerned condé wants to seek a 3rd term reports. this is the price some guinea and so willing to pay to stop their president from running for a 3rd term. i meet with security forces in their bulletproof truck they shot at me in the gas into my eyes they hit me with the truck. for months guinea's opposition has called on people to block the main arteries of the capital craig they worry that president alpha condé is trying to change the constitution in order to seek a 3rd term. so lovingly. they are coming shooting live bullets out for diyala a student 16 years old just lost his life look at this other boy they shot in the leg they have been doing this. president condé came to power we cannot accept this . the ac one year old condé is getting his 1st democratically elected president his

mandate expires next year the end of the 2nd 5 year term 6. he is not a clear he will run for a 3rd term but he has asked his government to draft a revised constitution that would allow him to do it his government's defames the canadian people should get to vote for the option the opposition boycotted the process formed a coalition and called people to the streets security forces have used live rounds in a race to organizes least 14 people have been killed. condé said he would investigate the deaths and replaced a security minister earlier this week he announced a late parliamentary elections would go ahead in february and change his policy to allow protests on government sanctioned groups. but on thursday when protesters deviated security forces crackdown. the mass amounts of being able to be made out to protest as it was authorized by the government we came as far as busy

if we were blocked there was a lot of security present there were driving into us with. all this because of a question going on oncet will condé seek a 3rd term charlotte ballasts out as they are. the husband of jailed peruvian opposition leader take over jim mori has gone on a hunger strike demanding her release veto says his wife is a political prisoner who is camping outside the prison where she is being held for 2 more years behind bars while she was investigated for alleged money laundering during her 2011 presidential campaign. 2 students have been killed and several wounded after one of their classmates opened fire at a high school in the u.s. state of california and he said a 16 year old suspect is in the hospital he shot himself after the attack in the city of santa clarita the sheriff's office believes the gunman at that alone would say they are actively investigating all leads supporters of a high profile u.s. death row inmates are calling for his release following new evidence that could

prove his innocence 51 year old rodney reed is due to be executed next week in texas for the murder of a woman 23 years ago but his attorneys say new testimony implicates the woman's fiance john hendren has more now from bastrop texas. i'm outside the bastrop county texas courthouse and it was here where rodney reed was convicted for the rape and murder of stacy stites it was also here that he was sentenced to death death by lethal injection and that was to be carried out on wednesday nov 20th and with just a few days it would seem to be a hopeless time for the friends and supporters of rodney reed but it is not you can hear the singing behind me and that is because there is new hope there's new evidence that his lawyers have gathered i spoke to his mother just a few minutes ago and this is what she had to say to him home because we have the truth here in the world is watching and knowing the truth is to dump olson so this aborted you could see.

that new evidence seems to corroborate rodney read story that he had a long ongoing relationship with the victim and that explains why his d.n.a. was found on her a friend of hers says she was not looking forward to her upcoming marriage and that's because she was having an affair with an african-american man named rodney and there's another blockbuster bit of new evidence in an affidavit a man from the area in brotherhood a man named arthur snow says that he talked to the fiance of the victim a man named jimmy the now and that's the nel confessed that he had killed stites and he did so because she was having an affair with an african-american man so now everybody here is waiting for an appeal to the governor of texas and another one to the u.s. supreme court hoping that someone will stop this execution before wednesday. and released on the way for people affected by record flooding in the tally and city of

venice italy is prime minister josep the county has promised about $5000.00 each to residents while business owners will get around 20000 each then his lagoon tide peaked on tuesday the highest recorded level in 53 years a state of emergency has been declared as more than 85 percent of its historic sites around the world. try to pick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera the ceasefire in gaza appears to have collapsed less than 24 hours after it began israel has bombed targets following rocket fire from the palestinian group islamic jihad 34 palestinians have been killed since tuesday arre force that has more from gaza well the early hours of friday morning another round of airstrikes from israel targeting it said islamic jihad sites in the gaza strip we're hearing they were largely empty training grounds and the like but some of them were close to residential areas so some

damage done to people injured after what had been a day in which it was proved this is already a tenuous cease fire thousands of protestors are rallying in hong kong for an unprecedented 5th week day demonstration commuter routes remain blocked and schools and universities a closed rubber bride is in the financial district of hong kong. this is that which we know it has been unprecedented the people being surprised every day by what happens next really if we didn't think i for example at the beginning of this week that was the working day here and uncle who this is the irony right now probably where i heard it is a business oriented place it's effective business is trying to draw the right to be seen whether through trains track i think we're going to concentrate on the week days where you have the weekend off well but that does remain to be this big thing because we have some elevated levels which we haven't seen before.

so we're on to review level of the week protest become more violent. one day to the next. thousands of protesters in chile are back out on the streets there marking a year since an indigenous man was shot dead by police that's putting more pressure on the government on an almost a food so demonstrations. libya's former president over morality is calling for u.n. mediation to end the political crisis iran is insists he is the legitimate president 2 students have been killed and several wounded after one of their classmates have been fired a high school in california police say the 16 year old suspect is in the hospital and shot himself after the attack so those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after whose truth is it anyway hong kong fact and fiction stage and so much of life and. an inspiring quest for knowledge that led to remarkable achievements. al-jazeera wells' meets the algerian entrepreneur. who helped

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