al-jazeera. edging towards all out war strikes pound residential areas of gaza at least $35.00 palestinians are now being killed. this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. israel's iron defense system working overtime dozens of rockets fired from the gaza strip into tell of the 5

israelis being killed. in violence also breaking out amongst residents in the city of law and the military has been sent in to regain control. and will look at why petrol pumps along the u.s. east coast running dry. or watching al-jazeera is continuing coverage of the increasing violence between israeli forces and palestinian armed groups is just 7 am in gaza israeli airstrikes have been continuing to pummel the strip international calls for the escalation continue to go unheard it's been the most intense exchange of fire since 2014 when the past hour the israeli army launched its biggest strikes so far on gaza

resulting in the destruction of the police headquarters and government buildings israel says fighter jets hit targets belonging to hamas and its military wing. well earlier airstrikes hit the building housing media organizations in gaza the building is not too far from where own offices are located israel fired a warning shot beforehand of the serious offer that joins us now from gaza saw for what's the latest now we understand the last hour have been renewed israeli air strikes what has that done to gaza. well that says the israelis are now moving to another advanced level of us collision and the loss of all of these that. fighting jets have. been carrying out tens of thousands of a strike. all police stations all over gaza. before

that last night. was the other little of us collation went. to a residential buildings and bring them down leaving tens of thousands in the streets without without homes. the minister of health the minister of interior and other said the recent though the latest strikes hit. the police stations the main one in gaza the main police headquarters which has the fluid. many other police departments 1 it's been completely destroyed which is the main target and in the last strikes. in the south of gaza 1000000 units also there are other civil development on targets that according to the minister of interior that israeli. even the core.

police of honey yunus which is the city of the south of the earth that the minister of drill actually also the spokesperson of the minister of oil said that such huge exclusion will have it's serious and calm i think then packed on the children of gaza such explosions really shake all the houses of the goddess that. people walk up to start even to exchange full calls to call each other rather than villagers to make sure. others are ok and. such a huge explosion the ministry of one said that. 36 palestinians so far killed by the israeli air strikes in general since the day before yesterday one that is started the strikes on gaza. close including

5 children and 2 women more than $250.00 policy and of course the israelis say that. they have targeted the houses of. command. the government or even of hamas well known as a test on a brigade. until now. 1 we haven't seen. both received any response or reaction from the front of the fighting groups responding to the latest strike but earlier after the destruction of last night a building which is next to all just you know the offices of the city the military wing of hamas it seems. do not understand our response. collate more then we will carry attacks beyond the enemy lines which means. technically or expected because

somebody is benefiting and fighting grooves might plan to stroll. the border 'd to carry out attacks in 5 days or a character is. still waiting to see what. what the fighting groups are going to do on their reaction on the latest wave of. the biggest slave actually to the world of 2009 of attacks on gaza all right thanks so much tougher than to hold that. in total $35.00 palestinians including 12 children have been killed after 2 days of israeli bombardments gaza at least 5 israelis have also died in rocket strikes 5 from gaza are a force that has the story in southern israel. written in the sky over television

the story of just how quickly and decisively this conflict has escalated. the. central israeli suburbs taking direct hits from an enormous barrow of rockets fired out of gaza concentrated into a few short minutes a proportion piercing the iron dome interceptor defenses as military hardware was transported closer to the gaza border israel's prime minister defense minister and internal security service chief addressed an attack on central israel the like of which had not been seen in 3 gaza war since 2008 how massive a judge those hamas and the islamic jihad will pay a heavy price for their aggressiveness the blood is on their hands. a mass had warned of a major strike on television if israel targeted residential buildings in gaza a little after sunset after telling the families who lived here to get out israel's military did just that. the israeli prime minister had warned of

a gathering intensity and pace of attack the army said the building was in part used by hamas. the promised retaliation came swiftly in a coordinated mass launch towards tel aviv. this is a wave after wave of attacks coming out of gaza now these rockets heading in the direction of television we understand there are already sirens being sounded in tel aviv and explosions heard hamas had warned that it would launch such an attack if israel destroyed residential buildings inside gaza the destruction of that large building appears to have led to. big escalation in what already was a dangerous situation. it was the 2nd time in a day that such a barrage of being fired this was the effect of the earlier one in the town of ashkelon where 2 women were killed. in gaza 2 eruptions of overpowering sudden grief this was the funeral of an 11 year old boy who was killed

on monday one child among many dead already in the 1st hours of this conflict and still another generation experiences firsthand the reality of israeli airstrikes on this crowded impoverished besieged strip of land. if they want to escalate the resistance is ready they want to stop the resistance is ready if they want to move their hand out of jerusalem the resistance is ready this is the message that we deliver to all the sides and to whoever is involved. and as the crisis deepens between israel and garza's fighting factions a parallel crisis was breaking out within israel's mixed jewish towns in lloyd after a palestinian israeli was shot dead by a jewish man look previous night an explosion of into communal violence this a synagogue set ablaze. the government is

sending in security forces usually stationed in the occupied west bank declaring a state of emergency after weeks of tension and sparks of violence the fire has caught and it's spreading very force at al-jazeera southern israel the u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken is spoken with israel's foreign minister to reiterate a message of deescalation the state department also condemned the exchange of fire between the 2 sides. israel has the right to defend itself and to respond to rocket attacks the palestinian people also have the right to safety and security just as israelis do we are also deeply concerned about the reported loss of life in gaza and israel including the deaths of children as well as many innocent civilians injured similarly in jerusalem where they reportedly have been hundreds of palestinian palestinians injured as well as israeli police we call on all sides to

exercise restraint and to exercise calm oh my cat has more from washington d.c. . both the state department and the white house insisting that both sides must stand down the type of balance that the biden ministration is trying to keep israelis have the right to self-defense on the one side palestinians have a right to peace and security on the other as a quality between the 2 sides which many observers believe is not the case but it must be understood that the by that the administration is attempting to recalibrate its relationship with israel that was a relationship that got very close under the trumpet illustration. to the point where. ordered the removal of the embassy to jerusalem something which effectively put an end to any hope of resuming negotiations between israelis and palestinians and yes there have been some moves from the biden administration to take a stronger line we understand that some biden the fish oils approach the israeli

counterparts suggested that the ific sions the demolition of homes was not good for the attempt to reach a 2 state solution which was the stated imperative of the united states but at the same time although the language changed under biden there have been few tangible results for example the u.s. embassy remains in jerusalem and while it does so there can be no hope whatsoever of resuming negotiations. waxman directs the u.c.l.a. unisons. and center for israel studies he says hamas is firing multiple rockets at once to make it hard for israel to hit back. well already the israelis have been moving that tanks. from signaling to have lost that that's a potential that they're willing to do that i don't think the israeli government would want to initiate

a major ground incursion into gaza that could really escalate the situation. and lead to a colonial war which i think at this point israeli government is reluctant to enter so i expect it really to limit itself it possible to maybe a day or 2 more days of fighting but of course this situation isn't really under anybody's control not the israeli government's not hamas nor the united states and there's always the possibility that it could escalate the last time there were serious. escalation of violence in 2014 neither hamas nor is it so wanted a 50 day complex that's what they ended up with because neither one could control the chain of events and that's the danger that i think we're out today where suddenly they've been firing more lockett's into central israel than previously and just this evening there's been this article gets into television but what's been striking is that not a lot of these rockets have been intercepted by israel's i'm dunces that they seem

to palestinian groups have lost and palace and islamic jihad seem to be using a technique of firing many many rockets overwhelming the ability. to strike the mold and some of these rockets have now been falling in israel and this seems to be one of the new factors in this in this confrontation that in prior rounds where hamas didn't happy ability technically to overwhelm israel's defense system. sites in gaza where the. forces report collapsed on tuesday. israel bombed this tower block and it was completely flattened after being bombed it has been turned into a heap of rubble as you can see this doesn't mean that the israeli attack on gaza has stopped they are still continuing and of course civilians and families are the ones that suffer in north gaza there has been a bomb partment of the police headquarters and most of the injured people all of

them were civilians they included a woman and children and they have been taken to the indonesian hospital in the north of the gaza strip. still ahead of al jazeera solidarity manchus friend round the world in so forth of palestine. will tell you what's causing malnutrition to make a wiring return in latin america. it's time for the perfect gentlemen. sponsored point qatar airways hollow it is hearts across the middle east and getting hotter for many of us we've got a few showers imply having said that you see some bits and pieces of cloud just around the caspian sea might just pick up one or 2 showers into northern parts of iran as we go through wednesday want to show it into northern areas of afghanistan

belittle hate getting into the forty's now for kuwait for baghdad and also here in doha could well touch 42 celsius in doha as we go on through thursday warm enough around the events as well we'll see temperatures skating up into the mid twenty's for beirut and also for drew slim damascus is around $34.00 degrees largely clear skies down across the arabian peninsula want to choose showers just around the southern end of the red sea but it's all sure that we are now starting to show signs of concern little clutch just storms brewing up here that may well develop into a tropical cycling as we go through the next few days certainly something to watch out for next week i think by the end of next week parts of a man maybe into pakistan could see some very heavy rains this system gathers and moves further north was for the whole of africa for now is largely fine a dry want to showers down across the rift valley through lake victoria in fact to the south of that is largely fine settled dry and sunny.

wace. killing the debate see this. and find your voice you're only giving a certain narrative to the media while mr bin true story no topic is off the table why in the world what was humanize an individual domestic terrorist this was an illegal occupation of a country what they're doing is they're removing or just a story in this history where a global audience becomes a global community on al-jazeera. form. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now israeli

warplanes of the homes of at least 3 hamas commanders in gaza it follows a night of rocket attacks from the strip into israel buildings housing hamas run government ministries and police headquarters were also struck in the early hours of wednesday morning. earlier israeli airstrikes damaged the building housing media organizations in gaza the building is not too far from well just syria's own offices are located total $36.00 palestinians have been killed after 2 days of israeli bombardments in gaza. a palestinian group hamas says its $5200.00 rockets towards israel 5 israelis have been killed boss was hit in southern suburb of along . and these are the live pictures coming to us from gaza where we understand as we were reporting just around an hour ago israeli air strikes resumed some of the heaviest strikes so far and they've been targeting seems that they're

moving away from targeting in this latest round least the as a d.n.a. sample gauge the military wing of hamas responsible for launching rockets and have been now focusing on police stations in. the palestine solidarity campaign is organized demonstrations in london supporters rallied outside the british prime minister's official residence at number 10 downing street they want the u.k. government to intervene and stop israel from forcibly evicted palestinians from their homes and shift in occupied east jerusalem the planned evictions led to this latest escalation they've parker was at that protest. it is far far too simple to see what's going on in the middle east as being concentrated simply in israel and palestine because here in london where around 2000 people also gathered on one hall there was

a sense on burning injustice at the eviction of palestinian families in east jerusalem and a huge amount of concern about the upsurge in violence in the region as well the british government hasn't remained silent the u.k. together and france germany spain and italy have israel to reverse settlement building saying that it threatens the setting up of a viable palestinian state don't rob britain's foreign secretary though has condemned the firing of rockets from gaza towards through solomon all the targets in israel and all of these european nations both sides of the divide to come back to the negotiating table people who have gathered here in london say this isn't just a case of clashes this isn't just about one group against another this is about in their words the occupier versus al capone i thought what we have here is israel as the aggressor i'm the oppressed son. illegally evicting 1st of all palestinians

from their homes it's your job then you have the the the abhorrence the type of peaceful worshippers in the locks on mosques in one of the holiest months of the calendar for muslims on one of the holiest nights of the calendar for most and not only did they attack peaceful worshipers but they desecrate the sites sanctity of one of the most holiest sites in islam. on the turbulence we're seeing 2 in the middle east has its roots or in the lines drawn on maps spine of the way its allies decades ago and many of these protests is now feel that the united kingdom has a pivotal role to play in bringing peace to that part of the world and making sure . both this. prayer right. says the majority of the people killed during a massacre in the war region last year was not civilians as reported by rights

groups more. hundreds of civilian men and teenage boys were massacred by eritrean soldiers in the ethiopian town of x. in november last year according to rights groups. amnesty international released videos which it says were verified by dozens of testimonies including this one of one of the victims ethiopia and eritrea and forces were pursuing the to grain people's liberation front. who'd previously controlled ethiopia for most of 3 decades ethiopia's attorney general has said the people killed in axiom were in fact calm buttons. but. it is established that the great majority of those killed in this incident remembers of the fighting force of the tea. the eritrean forces though they were not in uniform these forces later went back to the city and attack civilians in the streets according to our investigation

93 individuals were killed due to fighting. the government's report contradicts not just amnesties report but also the findings of human rights watch and the government's own human rights commission. and. what we have found because. we have seen just most of us. and. contacted house to house raids to pull. the families around and. i mean. isn't the only massacre here relatives mourn protesters who were reportedly shot by eritrean soldiers in the town of crow in february thousands of civilians have been killed in the conflict eritrea denies its soldiers have committed abuses ethiopia says it's open to independent investigations elections

are due next month and ethiopia's prime minister ahmed wants to stay in office some opposition observers say there's no chance of a free and fair poll interethnic violence in some regions and the war integrate many can't vote since the conflict began 6 months ago media access has been heavily restricted but reports of rapes and massacres keep coming. this is one of several videos circulated on social media of water appears to be ethiopian soldiers executing at least 11 on armed men throwing their bodies over a cliff research isn't journalists verified it last month the government dismissed their claims rights groups say the u.n. and the african union have done too little too late to try and stop the atrocities malcolm webb al-jazeera. families across latin america are

struggling to both food on their tables due to the pandemic that's according to the u.n. food niagara cultural good as asian latin america the missing in human reports. all over chile public schools prepare bags with 15 days' worth of breakfast and lunch one bag per child it's the food a student would normally eat right here if they were attending class what they would have. it includes flavored milk instant oatmeal eggs fish we have to guarantee the proper level of protein and other nutrients for school children. with schools closed for more than a year now due to the pandemic parents or older students need to pick up the food to take home. luis and rice is taking home the bag allocated to his 3 year old daughter daniella. won the lottery but out of an lydia before the pandemic we could buy meat or chicken now we have to restrict pasta rice bread things like that every

one of them when our daughter will there's nothing here a totally empty part. of all of them the family of 7 includes 5 small children including a 4 month old baby but mr everest has been out of work for months so food is scarce which is why the school's food is a big help. malnutrition was a radical they did in chile in great part thanks to the food program yet the latest annual census carried out under the pandemic reveals that the 1st time in decades malnutrition is reappearing up by almost one percent the reasons are multiple. for example secondary school student pastoral euro is picking up food bag meant just for her name is irrelevant to me and i also have 2 small sisters we share my bag between the 3 of us what the un food and agriculture. organization predicts

that hunger will increase by 7.7 percent in latin america because of the pandemic that translates into 36000000 people but programs like this one underscore that malnourishment and hunger do not always go hand in hand in fact chilean children are amongst the most obese in the world. and during the pandemic use obesity has actually increased. most of this ability malnutrition isn't only caused by small amounts of food it can also be caused by food of poor quality especially an excess of carbohydrates without protein fruits or vegetables. in fact the census shows that malnutrition that causes stunted growth is also being found in children who are not trim low income families another example of how cold 19 is impacting our health well beyond the virus itself you see in human al-jazeera.

a cyber attack on a u.s. oil pipeline is starting to have an impact on the public the colonial pipeline was shut down after a ransomware attack in explains. an increasingly familiar scene stretching up the east coast of the united states long lines of cars waiting to get fuel as more and more stations say there's no undersell. it's just one more thing that takes into major. the problem is a major pipeline the provides nearly half of all gas diesel and jet fuel to the east coast it's been turned off targeted by what the federal government says are russian hackers believed to be based in eastern europe although a kremlin spokesman is denying all of the allegations the hackers labeled darkseid allegedly penetrated the network of colonial pipeline last friday holding the private firms information hostage for payment the company said they shut the

pipeline down to stem the damage the federal government has temporarily removed her struction is on transporting fuel by other means and the governor of north carolina did as well declaring a state of emergency. and airline groups are worried it could have an impact on flights so far 2 flights have had to be rescheduled to add fueling stops the biden ministration says it's been working to get the oil flowing again by close of business tomorrow colonial will be in a position to make the full restart decision out but even after that decision is made it will take a few days to ramp up operations this pipeline has never been shut down before. to add to the problem panic bine analysts saw a 40 percent jump in demand on monday and experts say even if the pipeline is back up by this weekend problems could continue for a few weeks although the gas line is trashed by the by the pipeline it still has to

be trashed or trashed for a by. another us we're already having a tank wagon driver shortage of contrary. remember there are 30 percent fewer drivers today than there war in 2019. it's all pushing up the price for gas now at a 6 year high a potential unexpected bump in the road for an economy that was just starting to take off. al jazeera washington. new york. take you through some of the headlines here al-jazeera now israeli warplanes of bomb the homes of at least 3 hamas commanders in gaza follows a night of rocket attacks from the street into israel buildings housing harassed.