a lot of poison but the government wants one exactly how and what measure of their taking for the situation might or might not believe you could ever get and in-depth analysis of the day it's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. israel pounds gaza with strikes hitting residential and government buildings while targeting hamas 36 palestinians have been killed so far. palestinian rockets meanwhile have rained down on israeli towns and cities killing at least 5 people.

and i our money inside this is al jazeera live from. the violence is spilling into israel's next jewish palestinian communities including the city of la where the mayor likened it to a civil war. the united nations is warning the spiraling crisis is at risk of becoming a full scale conflict. through the night and into the morning israel has hammered gaza with strikes as rockets streamed out of the besieged palestinian territory it is the most severe outbreak of violence in years and it looks like there's no end in sight. the gaza skyline is relatively calm this is the law i've shot is just after 10 am for now we have seen plumes of smoke regularly coming through the sky as air strikes have been launched

over the last few hours international calls for deescalation continue to go on heard so far $36.00 palestinians have been killed and 5 israelis. the israeli army launched what it described as its biggest air strike so far on the gaza strip destroying a police headquarters and government buildings israel says fighter jets hit targets belonging to hamas and its military wing. an air strikes also hit a housing building as which included media organizations in gaza it's not far from al-jazeera own offices israel fired a warning shot beforehand wow there is gaza produces colludes has been reporting on how israel is also targeting palestinian weaponry. so the israelis in a new development said that forces they have intercepted. a drawn that.

was used by the town of keene an armed 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. the raid is moved a little of us collation on the policy in groups is that they are trying also to move to another level of collation before that. we hear a few explosions by. because of the result of the from the. iron dome system saying to intercept the rockets that would have been fired from gaza and their early morning towards southern israel so that tax also. ongoing from both sides but the israeli airstrike the recent as an idea strikes are

different from the previous on different from the yesterday was the strongest was of course when they had the 2 additional buildings leaving thousands of time in it in the city. meanwhile more than a 1000 palestinian rockets have been fired from gaza into southern and central israel over the past 24 hours and they've had a larger range all the way from tel aviv in the north down to be a server in the south tower a force that has more from southern israel. written in the sky over television of 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 hamas judge those slummy 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 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 our side 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 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 a still another generation experiences firsthand the reality of israeli airstrikes on this crowded impoverished besieged strip of land but. 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. was. 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 communal violence this a synagogue set ablaze. the government for 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 so the newsroom. let's talk to neda abraham who joins us live from ramallah in the pied west bank where even this part of the country has seen an increase in tension what is the latest where you are. there are 2 palestinians who were killed by israeli fire

after the israeli army that they did several cities in the occupied west bank the 2 calls to me and where from how broad and g.m. in the south the north off the west bank and 44 palestinians that lead to medical attention and were hospitalized due to the confrontations that usually erupted after the israeli army to palestinian cities now they have rounded up 4044 palestinians most of them are from a mass and this is part of the palestinian the ality under occupation these raids are not new they happen almost on a daily basis but they increase when there are escalation when there is an escalation on the ground and for many palestinians they want to show their anger they want to show their frustration that they are standing with their fellow palestinians the occupied east jerusalem and in the besieged gaza strip this is why

they've been protesting over the past few days in some of these protests one to confrontation with the israeli military so it is a tense situation and it could be escalating given the news that are in that it is coming from gaza and it are looking at the dynamic now do you get a feeling that the palestinian authority are being sidelined because we're not hearing very much from them are we. we can't say that there being a date that they are being told to the sidelines. let's remember that the palestinian authority in the palestinian liberation organization is the spokes or that if sold a percentage of the palestinian people in front of the international community which is why officials say that they want to keep dealing with the conflict with the means reaching out to the international community as well as the land security

council and so on but for many palestinians on the street they don't believe that this is enough and there is a growing feeling among palestinians that israel only understands the language of force so that's why we've seen the protests in the occupied west bank in the past few days people calling them. to respond but there is also at the same time those who believe that when it comes to the dynamics of power israel has the ultimate power when there is a conflict or specifically when there is an armed conflict between the 2 parties and we've seen those people calling for more of a popular uprising and not a militarized the p.l.o. executive committee and the committee are meeting the members are meeting tonight in the presidential headquarters and where we are expecting them to be sending a message to the international community to not just condemn israel we've spoken to the executive committee member who told us that the language that the international

community has been sending wasn't strong enough to curb israeli violations now this was valid when the occupied east jerusalem was the center of events but it is still valid now because we are not hearing a lot of condemnation of let's see more strong language of condemnation from the international community so we expect them to be murdered on that point if you ask palestinians on the streets most of them will tell you this is not. need to abraham that for us in ramallah thank you. well the un envoy for middle east peace to one's land tweeted a dire warning and a demand for fire to stop immediately he added with escalating towards a full scale war lead is an all sides have to take the responsibility of deescalation the cost of war in gaza is devastating and is being paid for by

ordinary people u.n. is working with all sides to restore calm stop the violence now sentiments largely echoed by the un secretary general antonio terrace through his spokesman the secretary general is gravely concerned by the serious escalations in the occupied palestinian territory and israel including the latest escalations in gaza which to the heightened tensions and violence in the uk in occupied east jerusalem he is deeply saddened to learn of the increasingly large numbers of casualties including children from israeli airstrikes in gaza and of israeli fatalities from rockets launched from gaza off a world away supporters of both the israelis on the palestinians gathered in new york for rival protests hundreds of people grouped outside the israeli consulate in manhattan and there were reports of mana scuffles between them. thousands of people

have also rallied in london to protest against the israeli attacks on gaza supporters gathered outside the british prime minister's office residence official residence at 10 numbers number 10 downing street they want the u.k. government to intervene and stop israel from forcibly evicting palestinians from their homes and shake job in occupied east jerusalem. the rest of the day's news coming out. while hundreds of stories are being sent to indonesia's western provinces. and ethiopia releases contradictory reports of who was actually killed during a massacre integrate. how

i was there got some very hot weather across central and eastern parts of europe courtesy of this clearer air that we have blue skies coming through here southerly winds drawing up some very very high temperatures temps have been touching the 30 degree celsius mark across parts of poland easing across into the eastern side of germany and down into austria and hungry but here's the cold air that's going to talk its way in from the west sliding in very active system this one breaking the heat with the usual sundry downpours some big and heavy showers coming through he said but in falling back to around 16 cells just much closer to what it should be an 80 degrees there in vienna but it's $25.00 ahead of that in warsaw still woman off in moscow mind you around $23.00 degrees and a few showers over towards the western side of here of his well across the british isles western areas of france seeing some lively showers down towards the press but an easing across towards that he's out of france as we go on through thursday if you the snow easing across the alps things turning out to dry as we go into the 2nd

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you're watching al-jazeera mind of our top stories this hour gaza has been under a near constant barrage of airstrikes as israel launched its most intense bombardment in years police headquarters and government buildings have been destroyed and at least 36 palestinians killed. and palestinian rockets have rained down on israeli towns and cities killing at least 5 more than a 1000 or 5 overnight targeting areas as far away as television and then. the u.n. has more on the sides that they're on track for a full scale war it's called for an immediate cease fire saying normal people a paying for leaders failure to deescalate.

india has announced a new record daily number of corona virus deaths more than 4200 the number of new infections is also up again after falling for 2 days at just over 3 148000 india is now counted more than $23000000.00 cases since the pandemic began experts say the actual numbers are grossly under reported. let's go to our correspondent elizabeth per annum who's life for us in new delhi elizabeth yesterday we were talking about numbers for willing to say the numbers are going up what is the picture on the ground. hello money and so what we are seeing in the country is that the numbers are starting to plateau all come down in about half of the country including the previously worst affected places like and also here in delhi but they're also going up in the other half of the country they're going up

a lot and cells and especially india also recorded its highest number of daily deaths but as the cases many independent health experts will say both of boston undercount and we have had very disturbing reports of the last few days emerging from local media of what's happening in the india's most populous and poorest states that's for the beehive which have both been very badly affected by the corona virus and which have the worst health care in the country around 100 bodies have been found floating in the river ganges in these 2 states of the past 2 days the vocal administration in the state of bihar so they have recovered $78.00 bodies these are suspected of belonging to call of the victims the administration said that they carried out post-mortems but they were so badly decomposed that it's hard to still unclear what the cause of death was dozens of bodies have been found in the state of the for this a local politician in bihar to saying that alleging that hospital staff were

throwing bodies all bridges video of this emerged on social media the administration in the heart is denying that this has anything to do with shortages of wood at cremation grounds not far from where these bodies were found because it is true that in many states in northern india including deadly there was a shortage of wards because of the number of crime mation which have been taking place and the number of bodies being from a total buried don't add up the most indian states to the official death toll in those places. and elizabeth what is the latest in terms of the vaccines getting out to people because there's been a lot of pressure on the government to get people vaccinated. while the vaccination rollout is not going well at all the delhi government said that it's going to have to close $125.00 vaccination centers because they're run out of one of the vaccines and they only have

a few doses left of the other vaccine maharashtra has stopped vaccinating everyone over the age of 18 even though they're eligible and prioritising people over the age of 45 the leader of the southern state of. the 2nd regional leader in 2 days to ask the government to share the patient for a vaccine that it helps develop with a company called bought of biotech and only 2 companies in india bought a biotech in the serum institute of india making the 2 vaccines which are available here and regional leaders and public health experts are asking the government to allow more manufacturers to make the vaccines when india is the world's largest producer of vaccines and it has the capacity meanwhile delhi and other states have now started talks with foreign banks in manufacturers because they are not able to get the dogs as they need to vaccinate their populations here in india it's a dire situation elizabeth per annum with the very latest from new delhi thank you . indonesia is

preparing to deploy hundreds of soldiers terrets east and most provinces to combat separatist groups recent shootouts with the armed fighters in papa and west papuan have forceful edges to flee their homes and now concern the government's decision to designate groups as terrorists may inflame tensions even further just to washington reports now from jakarta. exhausted and afraid his community was forced to flee from their homes in may a shootout near their village in a logger between security forces and an armed group sparked fear among residents this is into the popular 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 to clamp down on funds groups. grandma be on the scam but criminal groups burn public

facilities and kill 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 calls special training for duties in pop. some popcorn rights groups say they are worried about the increase in troop numbers maybe there are more security personnel than people there with uniforms non-uniform even those who sit with the vendors on the street people feel free 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 garmin need to increase. that all those troops are 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 who commit to my silence as terrorists their fee is the vagueness of the changes move for the stifle even peaceful protest in pamplona we are concerned that. that the rising.

pop one group without specific or real increase the possibilities of human rights abuses. indonesia's eastern most provinces of 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 go washington al-jazeera jakarta security has been ramped up and uganda's capital and around the home of the opposition leader bobby wine ahead of president yoweri must seventies integration 70 who will be sworn in for a 6th term was declared the winner of january's disputed election and was marred by allegations of fraud and at least 50 people were killed in nationwide protests. if your peers says most of the people killed during a massacre in the gray region last year were fighting not civilians as reported by rights groups officials have presented new findings about the killings in the city

of last november. 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. the 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 had previously controlled ethiopia for most of 3 decades ethiopia's attorney general has said the people killed an axiom were in fact called buttons. but. it is established that the great majority of those killed in this incident remembers of the fighting force of the left wing gauged 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. conducted house to house raids to pull. 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 every trade denies its soldiers have committed abuses ethiopia says it's open to independent investigations elections

a 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 warranty gray 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. a cyber attack on a u.s. oil pipeline is now starting to be felt by dr as an ally in passing just

a colonial pipeline was shot down an effort to limit the hakas damage his passing calling. 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. it's just one more thing that takes us into major stress 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 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

restrictions 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 buying 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 there still has

to be trash or trash for about. another us we're already having a tank wagon driver shortage of the contrary rick ross of the plant damage 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 hane al-jazeera washington. l.a. the sound is there these are your top stories gaza has been a nick constant battle strikes as israel launched its most intensive bombardment in the as police headquarters and government buildings destroyed and at least 36 palestinians killed.