with no host and no limitations the corporation if it were. part one. and said look we have to reduce our consumption here but we also the economic justice for. studio unscripted. edging towards all out war strikes pound residential areas of gaza at least $36.00 palestinians have now been killed. i'm sam is a this is a live from also coming up israel's iron dome defense system working overtime hundreds of rockets fired from the gaza strip tel aviv 5 israelis being killed.

violence also breaking out amongst residents in the city of law and troops being sent in to regain control. and we'll look at why petrol pumps along the u.s. east coast are running dry. you're watching out to syria's continuing coverage of the ongoing violence between israeli forces and palestinian groups it's just past 8 am in gaza and israeli airstrikes been continuing to pummel the strip in the past few hours the israeli army launched its biggest strike so far resulting in the destruction of gaza police headquarters and government buildings israel says fighter jets hit targets belonging to hamas and its military wing. strikes earlier hit

a building housing media overdyes ations in gaza the building is not too far from where al jazeera own offices are located israel fired a warning shot beforehand. to syria suffered joins us now from gaza what's the situation like now software out. no it's. the late. great site. in the fighting that carried out 10. strikes all over the gaza strip i think the police headquarters are. saying that in unison the governor stripped. some tires we could hear explosions but not like the one. they exclude is that the fighting get carried out 2 hours ago

just minutes. people were just because people from of and they stay awake all 'd night and go late to get. most of 1 1 not always. been shocked. that you. shake the houses. all over the gaza surprise the minister of interior from peres that. such strikes destroyed completely the main cause of hamas police and some other security be. in gaza city or in the crime units which is the 2nd biggest city in the gaza strip the ministry of oil. such exclusions huge explosions there will have a panic. on the property and children just.

to test. the 6 products seen in the killed in the late. condition of the collision started including 10 children and women more than $250.00 injured from the beginning of the strike. on the other hand. palestinian fighting groups they also promised yesterday a very very good story that is essential building in gaza city they promised to retaliate. by firing. more than 150. rockets towards the biggest city in which is selective. pressure and so far 1 we haven't heard from any reaction from the armed

groups. in response to the latest huge wave of. airstrikes. all right for the view that thanks so much softball to lose let's cross over now for the whole 41 gazan the day brahimi is live for us from ramallah in the occupied west bank in the west bank by no means need has been isolated from the tensions front. there have been protests spontaneously across the occupied west bank in the past few days and also confrontations that have erupted after the israeli army to different cities in the west bank 2 palestinians were killed by israeli fire one in hebron and one in jean after these night raids by the israeli army. at least according to initial reports them palestinians were rounded up by the israeli army and these nightly raids are not something that is new to palestinians they this time injured 34 palestinians but they usually. something

that palestinians see almost on a daily basis they increase when there are a skill nations but only an old for example let me give you an idea last month 400 palestinians which rounded up and now we are talking about $4000.00 palestinian prisoners in israeli jails so this is kind of their reality on their occupation but when it comes to the escalation that happened in east jerusalem and in the besieged gaza strip would see many take to the streets wanting the palestinian authority to take a harsher the stand and do more. and. look you know to the dynamic now is there a feeling that the palestinian authority is kind of been sidelined by events. not totally because at the end of the day the palestinian authority is the party that engages in talks with the international community as the p.l.o. is the representative for the palestinian people so we can say they're being

sidelined but we can definitely say that palestinians want more from the leadership when it comes to these us conditions there is a growing feeling in the street that israel only understands the language of force and this is why they're praising be attacks that are taking place from the gaza strip with even seen protesters calling upon gaza to respond to the latest escalation in occupied these troops but on the other hand there are those who say that the ultimate power is with israel's hands which means that any military engagement between the 2 parties would leave more losses at the palestinian side and we've seen many politicians talk about that tonight there is a meeting for the p.l.o. executive committee. some for committee members but there isn't that feeling that there is much that the palestinian authority can do they officials are saying that they are sticking to diplomatic measures and means to try and solve this issue but

when we reached out to the p.l.o. executive committee members and chatted with them they said that the international condemnation hasn't been strong enough to curb israel at least that was valid when the escalation was centered in occupied east jerusalem but still we haven't seen many condemnations from the international community so i believe they're going to be asking for more from the united nations security council as well as the arab be all right thanks so much. for sadr falls now from southern israel on this place is escalation in fighting. written in the sky over television the story of just how quickly and decisively this conflict has escalated. to. 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 live 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 television. this is

a wave after wave of attacks coming out of gaza now these rockets are heading in the direction of television we understand there are already sirens being sounded in tel aviv and explosions heard from us had warned that it would launch such an attack if israel destroyed residential buildings inside gaza or the destruction of that large building appears to have led to this big escalation in what already was a dangerous situation. and. 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 the. 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 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 to roussillon the resistance is ready this is the message that we deliver to all the sides and to whoever is involved. and is the crisis deep in between israel and gaza spiting 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 communist 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 false at al-jazeera southern israel. well still

ahead an al-jazeera solidarity march is spread around the world in support of palestine. hundreds of soldiers being sent to indonesia's western provinces in a move like me to inflame tensions with dom separatists and. how it is hearts across the middle east and getting hotter for many of us we got a few showers imply having said that you see some bits and pieces of cloud just around the caspian sea much 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 little 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 true slim damascus is about $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 show 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. being comfortable in one's own skin is a birthright. at least it should be

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government ministries and the 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 where i'll just offices are located in total $36.00 palestinians have been killed after 2 days of israeli bombardment girls. the palestinian group says it fired over a 1000 rockets towards israel 5 israelis have been killed boss was heard in the southern suburb of paulo. now india has just recorded its highest ever single day coronavirus death toll over 4200 people in the past 24 hours the situation is still incredibly grim bodies of suspected covert victims been washing up along india's ganges river sparking fears they could spread the virus even further at least 100 bodies were found near one village in uttar

pradesh state was withdrawn and joins us now from delhi and elizabeth said the numbers seem to be going up again that must be raising concerns. hello sami absolutely india recorded its highest death toll on tuesday with 4200 deaths and as always we have to remember that most independent health experts will tell us that these numbers are massive undercount because they are mostly counting the number of people who are dying in hospitals when most indians don't die in hospitals and only 22 percent of all deaths in the country are medically certified and yes we do have those very disturbing reports in local media of bodies floating down the river ganges in 2 states india's most populous and poorest states those are the provision and be hard by the local administration in the district of bucks

and bihar says that they have recovered 17 bodies floating down the ganges that they have carried out post-mortems on them but that the cause of death is unclear because the bodies were so badly decomposed by the time they found them but they are suspected to be of course that 19 victims a local politician be hired is alleging that ambulance drivers were throwing bodies of a bridge and there are videos circulating all of this on social media now dozens of bodies have been found in the state of the as well as police say that they are investigating this the administration in bihar says that this has nothing to do with the reports of shortages of words that cremation grounds but they have been many reports over the past few weeks. and many more from going states including here in delhi off shortages of wood because there are so many commissions taking place and the number of bodies being cremated and many of india states that don't add up to the official death toll. and we're also hearing about vaccination sites

being closed down what's going on but. yeah delhi is the latest to close down $125.00 of its vaccination centers because it doesn't have enough doses maharashtra's says it's going to only be vaccinating people over the age of $45.00 even though everyone over 18 is eligible because they don't have enough doses and they want to prioritize older people and the leader of the southern state of arms for there is juggernaut on ready is the 2nd state leader in as many days to ask the government to share the page and for its indigenous vaccine which is made with a company called bought of biotech which is being used in india but only by the biotech is manufacturing it only 2 companies in india are manufacturing vaccines even though it's the world's largest vaccine manufacturer and has the capacity to make a lot more and so there are increasing calls for the government to ramp up production by using the capacity at home all right thanks so much elizabeth fran and there

in the majors for parents of hundreds of soldiers to its eastern most provinces in an effort to combat separatists groups shootouts with the armed fighters and pub and west papuan have forced villagers to flee their homes is now concern the government's decision to designate part from groups as terrorists may inflame tensions jessica washington reports. exhausted and afraid his community was forced to flee from their homes in may a shootout near their village in a luggar between security forces and an armed group sparked fear among residents this is indeed militias partner and this community is not the 1st to be affected by violence in the country's east. in april an indonesian special forces general were shot dead by a pro independence group prompting indonesian authorities to step up their

clampdown on front groups. we have a scan but it was a criminal groups but public facilities and killed people we have to stop them there are thousands of indonesian troops already in the region this video produced by the indonesian military shows 400 soldiers who have just completed what the military kohls special training for duties in pop. some pop when rights groups say they are worried about the increase in troop numbers maybe there are more security personnel then people there with uniforms non-uniform even those who sit with the vendors on the street people feel afraid to go anywhere and human rights watch says longstanding concerns about abuses of indigenous pop when people have gone mostly unaddressed. the problem is impunity is is widespread over the last 5 decades in war so i think garman need to increase.

all those troops going to pop was that if you abuse human rights you have to be you will be held accountable in $2900.00 thousands demonstrated in cities around indonesia demanding an end to racism against pop ones and many also called for an independence referendum the free popcorn movement refers to the independence movement within the region which does not see indonesia as the legitimate authority in their homeland within the movement there are many different groups and only some use violence. in april the indonesian government designated all groups in pop-y. as terrorists without specifically naming any. government considers organizations and people in public to commit to my silence as terrorists their fee is the vagueness of the changes will further stifle even peaceful protest in papua we are concerned that. that the rising.

pop one group without specific their real increase the possibilities of human rights abuses. indonesia's eastern most provinces are resource rich yet its people are the poorest in the country with some of the highest rates of childhood stunting infant mortality and illiteracy just the washington al-jazeera jakarta. that is the director of amnesty international in the nature joins us by skype from jakarta good to have you with us so tell us why the concern about designating the power from separatists as terrorist groups what will that mean for the human rights situation. i think 1st of all this admissions of terrorists to creep up on movement is just showing the government failure to address the root causes of proper problems and it just shows it lang lack of willingness to engage with the

real roots of the ongoing conflict armed conflict in pop and westpark war and levelling armed groups in pop or as a terrorist organization that's nothing to help the people or if anything it only increase the potential for further human rights violations and based on our monitoring in military and police personnel allegedly. justified to killing of pup when residents by claiming that they were members of the when movement or the armed criminal groups without any clear evidence the claims that are often denied by local residents and church leaders terrorists a level will only serve as further justification for such terrible human rights abuses let me put to you the authorities line on this and they say basically the actions taken by some of the past were powerful and separatists amount to the

2018 antiterrorism law and definition of terrorism you know they'll point to events like the separatists attack on april the 8th which set fire to 3 schools and shot dead a teacher in belgrade village. we condemn any exile for terrorist crimes by any parties and including by the armed groups in papua and amnesty international in no way rejects any investigation arrests or prosecutions of members of terrorist groups including the armed groups who have allegedly committed crimes and indeed there are at this should conduct a swift investigation an independent investigation into such trends so the perpetrators must brought to trial according to the fair procedure of floor and international human rights standards however there are terrorists mentioning world

do not think the pretext. of the arms groups and the designation would run in the allow security forces to use the law the 100-8002 terrorism law which we have previously criticised for its but then show violations of human greed to. gain restraint by moonlight sonata and the sort of thank you so much sorry we are running out of time and hamid not a problem now returning to our coverage that is his rocket attacks between israel and gaza let's go straight over to al-jazeera suffer the looters in gaza we understand there's been new developments there what's happening with the airstrikes . just a few minutes ago the way was this tomb. story. some. entertaining can belong to the party room but it's really a very close to the residential area. because when the airstrikes are carried out by the fighting you get so really to look at shake the houses that see

that they're using that special kind of rocket which takes most of the building because that's what you feel in your house others feel the same so. those that taxes are not much next to your home 2. also the israelis in a new development. forces they have intercepted. a drone that. was used by the town of kenan group to carry out attacks inside the israeli territory this is the new development. by palestinian groups that they have not announced about that with supposed to be like. a surprise maybe but yes. it is moved you live a still a share in the policy in groups is that they're trying also to move to another level of collation before that. we hear fuchs to jin's.

because all resulted from. in the system saying to intercept there are kits that would have been fired from gaza and the early morning to work. so that tax also. ongoing from both sides but. really the recent as the raiders. are different from the previous different from the yesterday was the strongest was of course when they had to hit the shell buildings leaving thousands of families in the city. all right we'll leave it there clear an escalating situation that will come back to your life a software and 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 i think ohio reports. 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 none to sell but it's just one more thing that takes into major strasser the problem is a major pipeline that 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 it 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 at 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 that is still has to be trashed or trashed for about. another us we're already having a tank wagon driver shortage of the contrary rick ross of the plan remember there

are 30 percent fewer drivers today than there were 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 pedicle hain al-jazeera washington. and let's take you through some of the headlines here now just there are now israeli warplanes of bomb. 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 the 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 where al jazeera offices are located in total $36.00.