save the world. sneeze into your oh. this is al-jazeera. hello again i'm peter darby you're watching the news hour live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes israel warns its air campaign on gaza could last for several days as palestinian factions fire more rockets into israel. israel deploys more troops to the gaza border as it weighs up possible ground operation. as airstrikes rained on grasso the u.s. blocks of call for the u.n. security council to meet to discuss the escalating conflict. also india's

overwhelmed hospitals start using the drug for coronavirus patients that goes against the advice of the world health organization. and i'm to have an ass with this force off the away foot confound the champions league final is moving from istanbul to the portuguese government have laid out some rules for the traveling manchester city and chelsea fans which means they'll be in the country for less than 24 hours. israel plans to continue its aerial bombardment of gaza ignoring international calls for calm and the rapidly climbing death toll $89.00 palestinians including 18 children and at least 7 people in israel have been killed since monday palestinian factions have fired more than 100 rockets into israel targeting televisa found

where all international flights have been diverted. let's just show you the live pictures coming to us out of gaza you can see clearly something going on there in the skies over gaza it is compared to where we were maybe a couple of hours ago a little bit quieter than it was clearly a very fluid situation there on the ground and in the air over that crucially important israel gaza border area let's bring in harry forsett our correspondent in southern israel harry just get us up to speed with where we think we are right now such a difficult situation to predict. yeah i just want to get up speed on something that has literally just happened as you were reading the headlines there was an enormous volley of rockets fired right over our heads we're inside a shelter now which is why you can't see me in vision which we are very close to with the camera and

a number of the distance from us long very close to our position right here guys do you think it's safe to go back outside and not yet we're going to stay where we are right now this follows what we saw around sunset which was a major movement it seemed of israeli heavy weaponry tanks and other armored vehicles tracked vehicles heading south from the position towards the cause of the border at the same time and that is a very extensive barrel of israeli ought to really. come up from behind it it seemed like there was covering fire or even further than that and it there were reports as well inside goes around the beaches inside gaza from little the gaza of artillery shells really doing a lot of damage this this is coming on the same day we're coming back out of the shelter right now so i'm hoping to come in front of god so we get back in one of the camera. i'm coming back in front of the camera now and so this was

a an event that taking place on the same day as the. as the israeli military is finalizing a plan for a potential ground operation it said publicly that it was going to be coming up with that plan moving up the chain of command and it was going to be for the political leadership to make a decision on whether that would take place now this does not indicate that it is taking place what i can tell you is that we did see a lot of armament moving in the direction of gaza and a very low there's more coming and a very heavy. artillery barrage coming from gaza i'm going back inside the shelter now so we're expecting to hear. more interceptions close to us peter back to you please continue for harry a you quite happy to carry on talking to us if you and the crew would rather just kind of regroup in a different location we're very cool with. the know we were happy you

were inside inside a very thick walled. and solid looking shelter you can hear perhaps about the reverberations of some of those high and deceptions in the background ok. that immediate area where you and the crew are perry this hour what are the specific targets is it possible to predict or to speculate what the targets that the israeli authorities the israeli military going after. you know more shelling more showing ok that's right to the gulf all right so just to let you know i'm going to write about them heard sirens coming and more more of these are i don't know deceptions it's impossible to tell you what the targets are going out from gaza they're coming over our heads we aren't in an area which appears to be directly targeted by any of the armaments that we've seen coming out of gaza over the last few days what we have seen though is when there have been

these very heavy barrage is and this is obviously one of them that had been flooding areas in central israel such as television. the shelter has got reverberating with some of these explosions of us now. the iron dome batteries close to us have been trying to intercept. what i can see is that during those periods we get messages on our phones and factory and we getting any messages off it yes we do get messages on our phones as we see these events over us of sirens and impact as well reported elsewhere in israel we are quite close to the city of ashkelon which has been coming under a lot of work quite close to the steroids and i showed it a little bit further up the coast these have been. taking a lot of the. a lot of the incoming from these rockets out of gaza but every not a ged major major barrages going further further afield i'm being told it's safe to

come back outside again now so i'm going to chop back to the to the camera and is this all of a piece areas you're talking to us we're looking at a live shot coming to us from gaza and also we've just we've just focused in on you hopping up in front of your camera we were looking at the locks shot when you were inside that air raid shelter do we need to triangulate harry however what's going on there right now with what you were taking us through was going on in our last half hour which was that kind of tank movement in that very close immediate vicinity to where you're standing at the moment. and. well i mean i think you can almost look at it as one big interlocking event at this stage this escalation is mounting and mounting and each escalatory step is being met by another and so what we've seen coming from the israeli side today that start with that we have seen tank antitank missiles units being taken out

ok sirens in ashdod which i'm just being told so ashdod is at a city. a little distance up the coast what you say 40 kilometers up the coast from here so that's kind of a medium range target for the for the rockets coming out of gaza. so what we've seen from israel again is major targets being. attacked inside gaza or an intelligence unit which the israelis say were was housing active a number of intelligence offices of hamas at the time it was hit apartments belonging to senior military commanders from hamas for anti-tank missile units the head of the drone unit because suicide attack drones had been used again for the 1st time today coming out the other direction there were 100 rockets fired earlier in the afternoon to places like tel

a view of central israel to in the south and even in the far south the morning airport very close to this was a new development a 250 kilometer range rocket which are said was a new weapon that its military spokesman said put the entirety of israel within its range within its sights and the significance of that is that israel had only very shortly before then decided to reroute all of the incoming air traffic from its main airport the main entry point for almost everyone into this country ben-gurion airport between tel of eve and jerusalem to the ramón airport to try and preserve the safety of those aircraft and to try to preserve the the open skies that still obtain despite what's going on here so it's obviously an attempt to challenge that policy by the israelis make them think about whether they want to keep their skies open or not. thanks very much stay close harry force and the crew there for al

jazeera are reporting live from southern israel for the news out al-jazeera. joins us from. what we were just talking to harry there we were looking at pictures from gaza tell us from your vantage points what's going on there. new developments there's really been firing big barrages of artillery shells towards the north of the gaza sort of across the border there are hundreds of families are now evacuating their homes in the north of gaza because of the heavy artillery shells landing and the north of the gaza strip the ambulance told us we talked to the ambulance services they told us that some of the out of to lot of shells they had directly some of the houses in the so-called village which is very close to the border there was. also there are some other residential areas near the border also they evacuated because there is fear that some of the time around the

tank shells or 10 of the shells might head their homes so they say not he is repeating itself it's the same of the war of 2014 when hundreds of families also evacuated their homes because of the random shooting we've also got the confirmation from the ambulance services and got the. receiving have been receiving appeals from from citizens in the south of the gather sort of mainly in russia. really. fighting jets that have been raided on some houses without even. giving them time to leave their homes and they believe that there are lots of people under the rubble. so far. that they managed to achieve 5 bodies including children and women from one of the destroyed houses the

ministry of health. so far the official number of the. $89.00 killed including 18 children. believe they believe according to what they confirm to us that the number is expected to be a dramatically increasing because of. the unknown number of casualties on the houses ok we have to leave it there reporting live from gaza for the news thanks very much you keep us posted i'm sure divel has more on today's and strikes in and around gaza. gaza skyline unfair as they and new wave of israeli air strikes has targeted the hamas police academy among other facilities israel says being used to launch missile attacks on its cities. the israeli bombardment how so far killing dozens of palestinians was israel says hamas has fired up to 1500 rockets into its territory over the past

3 days killing several people. sirens were had in northern israel and elsewhere warning of more hamas missiles. israel's iron dome defense system was seen in action over the border with the gaza strip to intercept palestinian rockets. incoming international flights to been good in airports near tel aviv were diverted to the southern part of ramadan that came under attack although easily of says the rockets fell short was but in gaza and the west bank palestinians celebrated it did fit the festival marking the end of the holy month of ramadan despite the bombings and on set and. think all is good but it's just such situation because some people can feel happy and others god help them. it's hard for people in gaza west bank and elsewhere in the world to watch what is

going on and keep silent i hope it will be good for all sack i will celebrate the board money to buy new clothes for my son in order to challenge the situation and celebrate i want to make my son happy journey and i hope next state i will take him to pray in el aqsa mosque and chant god the greatest. hundreds gathered at the compound early morning for 8 previous. days it was a scene of unprecedented raids by israeli forces from to the west vials in. as promised kenyans say the incidents meant israel had lost weapons cry posited mind argues radio and hamas rocket attacks continue there are no signs of either side agreeing to a truce. israel has called up thousands of reservists and is massing to seize the border with gaza in what feels to be a preparation for

a land invasion homicide are just. well al jazeera spoke with yousef hama show a resident of gaza who works we know which in refugee council he told us about having to flee his home after an asteroid. i was in my house with my my pregnant wife because there is my well my 3 years old daughter and it trying to convince ourselves that the safe to be at your house usually nothing more safe for us than you or your case your house any so 6 pm 2 days ago i said the land is drawn it's like. below my house. so i tried everything happen suddenly i had to flee my house very clear usually we understand that when we enter on talk it hit and i building it means that it will lead to it and an airplane attack so i had to fear as much as i can.

i didn't i could not take anything because i was just trying to deal with my terrified daughter i had to take care of my regnant wife trying to run away next about men as as useless as gazans also i can see that we are hoping that this is going to finish as well as it can be the only personally i'm waiting that's the only thing that i have and the only short that i have this is the 1st day of this is my outfit. and other 2000000 gazans are hoping that this is going to finish as much soon as they can. several countries including china and norway have asked for an open un security council meeting to discuss the israel palestine conflict but the u.s. is pushing back on that president joe biden's book short time ago he wants to see a significant reduction in the rocket attacks one of the things that. i have seen thus far is that. there has not been

a significant overreaction the question is how how we get to a point where they get to a point where there is a significant reduction in the attacks particularly the rocket attacks that are indiscriminately fired into population centers can really help it is a white house correspondent reporting live for the news this hour kimberly hi there so what's the what's the white house calculation here kimberly when it comes to pushing back on this diplomacy. well the reasoning that we are hearing is that the feeling of the white house right now is that a meeting at the united nations level would not be productive and here's why there are a number of diplomatic outreach is that have taken place or are taken place by the ministration with respect to a top level envoy in the region meeting with both the israeli as well as

palestinian leadership as well there is also an outreach to partners in the region such as qatar jordan and egypt all working as a sort of a channel to hamas in order to try and bring about a reduction in violence and the feeling of the white house is that this is a process that needs time to work and so that is why presumably the white house is pushing back for now on any sort of meeting at the united nations even though it was suggested by china norway and tunisia having said that the white house has not ruled out the possibility of that meeting taking place say next week but it appears for now they are hoping to try and bring about a deescalation through diplomatic channels is the u.s. going to unequivocally condemn what's going on. well i asked the white house press secretary about that because as you'll notice the statements coming out of the biden ministration this week have been condemning of rocket

attacks and also that israel has a right to self-defense but missing from those statements is whether or not palestinians have that same right and will the administration condemn the evictions of palestinians from occupied east jerusalem here's what the white house press secretary had to say. in the state. policies also how to write an article for the attacks not coming from hamas to consider hamas the palestinian leadership let me rephrase the question you've repeatedly in the statement dan rather. does the white house does the final ministration sit down with the. palestinians. that he is looking to that in our readouts and certainly our national security advisor has raised and we have raised at many levels the importance of. addressing the building in these in these communities and the fact that you know in order to move forward and move toward

deescalation that's an important issue to address but the white house in its statements has not condemned the evictions of palestinians nor has it articulated clearly and plainly the palestinians have an equal right to self-defense and that is why members of the president's own democratic party are calling for that and that pressure is growing in washington kimberly thank you very much kimberly health at the white house correspondent brian cartoonist's is a senior fellow at the center for american progress he joins us live from washington d.c. frank so this welcome to al jazeera is israel going to invade gaza. i hope not but it looks like it's taking steps to do so and i think the fact that rockets keep being fired from from gaza plus the security dynamics inside of israel the attacks and the violence between arab and jewish israeli citizens has led to this sort of

law and order defense defensive mentality from netanyahu so i'm afraid that the security dynamics combined with the political dynamics inside of israel and amongst palestinians as well make it look like we may be in for some continued violence here unfortunately is it possible for the israeli military to do some sort of targeted step across the border but stop short of what would be an escalate saree big full on invasion i suppose it's possible but i think i'd be surprised if the i.d.f. really wants to go back in there given its past experience it would have to have some sort of clear goal to try to degrade the capability of some of these groups that are firing project out as it missiles into israeli territory but if they cross that line and went in i think it would likely provoke an even broader response so it's really i think not the ideal situation that you know situation is is to work

towards this deescalation everybody's talking about and in that regard countries like egypt cutter as well as obviously the palestinian leadership have an important role to play we'll come to that in just a 2nd if we can please are you surprised you mentioned already in your 1st answer you surprised by the end communal violence that's taking place on the streets in various different towns and cities up and down israel. i'm a bit surprised but these factors i think are presidents and a lot of open societies where we're you know they're hardly divided by identity politics and different communities we had a feature of this where you basically have extremist gangs that prey on others. and have used sort of extreme sort of extremist politics and i think this is bubbling over what i find encouraging though is also i've seen signs of both arab and jewish israelis coming together to try to counteract this civil society organizations it's not the dominant scene in the media right now because the

shocking acts of violence are things we're all troubled by but i also see the humanity of people trying to work together across different different lines inside of israel where do you think the biggest source of momentum for the diplomacy here will come within the region because the united nations security council the u.s. is pushing back against the idea of an open meeting of the u.n. security council the u.k. has made the right kind of noises nobody's reacting to that the egyptians we understand talking to the gazan politicians but nothing is coming of that either. yeah i think a lot of it has to come from within the region with the with the stronger nodes from the united states the united states i think it's been caught flatfooted a bit here we have it by ministration it came in and i understand why it is prioritized that pen damage here at home in economics here at home and then china in the world but in essence the team has not fully stepped up on the middle east it's adopted this posture that i think affected badly the obama administration as

well which is this reactive tactical crisis management past year and and i think that's a function of just how it prioritized its issues but the u.s. i think has to play a stronger role i think they're saying some of the right things but not all of them and there's not enough emphasis on the diplomatic role that the united states and then key regional actors like cutter egypt jordan can and should play to try to deescalate tensions ok we'll have to leave it there brian thanks very much brian katulis the senior fellow at the center for american progress thanks for talking to us here on the news hour let's bring in our senior political analyst mowen bashara moment to just talk about joe biden for a 2nd is this a slightly unusual perhaps unpredictable misstep on the part of the u.s. president. no i don't think so i think it's quite deliberate there's a. joe biden is

a complex issue when it comes to his are out of sight so he served something like 40 plus years in the senate and he has a record as one of the more pro israeli voices in the u.s. congress he's the guy famous for saying if israel did not exist we should have invented it to serve american interest he's the one who said i am not jewish but i am zionist he is the one with a long long record of pro israeli positions and yet he's also the man who served under. as vice president but i could bomb on him and he was personally humiliated a number of times by the likes of prime minister you know and you would say he mature enough but that so he should out probably be in a bit more conscious about what israel could or could not do specially that obama himself as he wrote in his own memoirs this is the only foreign policy issue with domestic implications for any u.s. threats so i think biden knows all of that but we also know is that the biden obama

administration is the one that committed $40000000000.00 to israel for strategic buttresses minute that it produces so america is not a bystander. the president by the cannot just simply say well you know these guys they need to sort out their pains and we would send an envoy america is the patron of israel and america is the defender of his or the international arena is that america is the one that there's not a lot when given the un security council statement look i'm not so i'm not that does how about all it has had total it being the back of president and and not the our government and when it comes to is a violation it's been more or less silent moment let's talk about what's going on right now on the ground on the crucially important israel gaza border area and. i mean for you and for me i guess we should deal in what we know as opposed to what

we think might be about to happen but if the israeli military is at the moment softening up garza as a prelude to crossing the border into gaza i mean that's an absolute concept isn't it you can't you can't just go into garza a little bit if you view it in terms of what the reaction will be because if israel goes into and starts occupying a little bit of garza how does israel manage that operation how do they make sure there's not any mission creep how do they send a signal and then pull out if they wanted indeed to pull out ok so we have we do have a record of israel's incursions invasion attacks on the part of gaza i want to you know it you know as a direct answer to your question if you will is that israel did in the past. step

back step down for a few kilometers within guys and stop in order to create some sort of our of a zone if you were aware that workers there will be in control so that didn't happen that way that then you now is massing troops on the guise of borders that could either be part of our psychological war. or it could be part of a because his defense minister benny gantz the so-called something else is even what excited about the invasion of gaza he even blamed the us time for not allowing him meaning guns when he was. stopped with the military to finish the job in gaza. unfortunately there is no such a thing as for that shit but job in gaza and we see dr de a because strategically speaking i must did succeed in pushing that kenya over pushing isn't a corner because the way it's been should think these rockets the way it has been

threatening even the main israeli airports and population centers it's clearly regardless of the put it the gun and his thought it conflicts which is very important but when the journey strict strategic calculus is it must react at the now now who walked himself into this mess what it must 3 act and how would you react if the rockets continue to be shot from gaza well he needs to deter hamas in a major way and now they are thinking apparently about about basically finishing timers and which is with me not from the past is almost impossible without a full fledged invasion. invasion would mean blogs in the streets of gaza to my knowledge from my sources i think there is a good 20 or 30000 armed hamas and security members within gaza and they have the rockets and solid support and we are talking about one of the most populated small

strip of land in the world so any military operation within gaza will you mean major major blood should so much bloodshed that i don't think is right we can survive but there is all of that country that has always played that benevolent card if you well you know they one bomb a building unless they give it warning and and so on and so. so this is a major thing and it would have major implications for the region even among those who normalize relations and one last point on that see we are living storable the inheritance of 40 years of trauma where by nothing now believes not you know longer need to resolve palestinian issue you no longer need to resolve the guys issue or what you have to do is manage it because now you have these 4 or 5 countries in doubt about automobiles relations and you can simply continue by putting pushing the thumb or one of the palestinian authority and the palestinian resistance and

just basically maintain a control of the situation what we've seen over the last 72 hours is that it is not controllable and that the palestinians no matter where they are in haifa in jerusalem or in gaza they are together as one people and their grievances are not going away and that without resolving this to shool politically diplomatically in terms of ending the occupation there is no military solution for israel in gaza or for themselves mo and always a pleasure to get your context and analysis on this this hot spot in our region now i'm sorry there is a senior political analyst talk today tomorrow and thank you very much. still to come here on the news for you. greece forges ahead of its e.u. partners and prepares to open its tourist doors to tourists who are vaccinated or hold a negative coronavirus test statistic it and this was news not a joke a bit general feel that i'll remain on track to meet in the finals of the world

must see. a let's get you up to speed with that disturbance in the arabian sea rate now we're starting to see some proper circulation on it and the area of concern really will be as we head toward go up through mumbai our computer model if i take it towards saturday it's still keeping it off shore but there is a circulation so it could certainly develop into a tropical cyclone over the next little bit give you a wider look right now at the middle east not a whole lot go and we do have some mountain showers for southern iran but high temperatures here kuwait 43 doha 42 but will dial that temperature up in doha on saturday up to 44 degrees ok off we go to south africa where temperatures and conditions are pleasant now capetown 21 degrees stress by 20 but we do have

a big push of moisture for the western cape and this is certainly not good news almost a week after we dealt with intense flooding towards stress by but i think the worst of it will impact cape town so i show you the 3 day forecast so friday will squeeze one more nice day but by saturday 75 millimeters of rain that is more than a month's worth of rain in 24 hours so the very real risk of flooding is here. but. what happens when an island bill for tourists suddenly has no visitors it's. one o one east travels to bali to find out. on al-jazeera.

al-jazeera. every. form of protest by a palestinian artist using a symbol of national identity to create postage and possible stops. allows for some bird there is another story during your life come flying anywhere sending a message of resistance about the arab israeli conflict a little sort of come to palestine. palestine sun but a stamp of defiance on al-jazeera.

ok let's just get you right up to speed with all the main developments coming to us out of israel israel's aerial bombardment of gaza is continuing with raids on several locations at least 90 palestinians including 18 children have been killed since monday. palestinian factions of fire another $100.00 rockets into israel targeting tell of event alarms where all international flights have been diverted at least 7 people in israel have been killed including a 5 year old boy in the past few days. several countries including china and norway have asked for an open un security council meeting to discuss the israel palestine conflict but the u.s. is pushing back on that speaking earlier president biden said he wants to see a significant reduction in rocket attacks. india's hospitals have become so overwhelmed by coronavirus patients that some

states are now administering a drug against the advice of the world health organization go and have announced plans to use the anti parasitic drug ivermectin to protect against severe courbet infections the world health organization recently said evidence of the drug working is inconclusive and it recommended its use only in clinical trials pattni matal is in new delhi with more on india's vaccination campaign. the city of altar pradesh has come out and said that it will be spending more than $1300000000.00 to import vaccines the state has said that it has been in touch with several companies including sputnik and pfizer for this order in all 10 states have now come out and said that they will be looking to float global tenders to import vaccines so they can accelerate the vaccination drive in the states the states include raja's thaw and entrepreneur delhi and even maharashtra the modi government has come out and

said that any vaccine that has been approved by the f.d.a. in the us and also by the w.h.o. will be allowed to be imported and that import licenses will be granted within 2 days this development comes as states have been scrambling for those as several of them over the last couple of days have actually halted vaccination drives especially for the 18 to 44 age group saying that they just don't have enough supplies you know the more the government has come under a lot of pressure by health experts and also by opposition parties now who are demanding that the government start a mass vaccination drive and do it for free muslims in pakistan are marking the heat holiday in mosques and open fields as cases of kuwait 19 continue to serve the prime minister imran khan sent a message to worshippers on twitter asking them to celebrate responsibly mosques

appearance to ensure social distancing a partial lockdown was introduced last week to prevent people from traveling ahead of the holidays the government says the next few weeks are critical. lebanon's imposed a nationwide lockdown on thursday and friday to control any virus spread over the muslim eat holiday restaurants and cafes are closed on places of worship are operating at around one 3rd capacity people have to get permits if they want to go to the shops all celebrations and rallies have also been banned over the period of 2 days the french interior minister has asked the police to ban a pro palestinian demonstration in paris this weekend a day earlier the police dispersed a rally in the capital after protesters gathered next to the foreign ministry jerald a man and cited fears there could be a repeat of clashes during similar protests in 2014 several demonstrations took place that year to denounce an israeli offensive on the gaza strip. greece is about to start welcoming tourists from the united states and the european union so long

as they are vaccinated or they have a negative covert 19 test result the move is weeks ahead of the rest of the e.u. and comes at a time when greece is desperate for tourism related income john psaropoulos picks up the story. corfu is one of greece's most popular islands for holidaymakers with 2 and a half 1000000 visitors here in 2019 the talk was about over tourism no longer last year's tourism revenue fell by 3 courses because of covert 19 and because tourism is the main industry 8 in 10 people were left unemployed and dependent on state aid many businesses have gone bankrupt lenny who says she feels lucky to be able to reopen thailand i worry about going out of business i'm not optimistic this year a concert port the shop be expenses are really high i'm holding on by my fingernails now that he'd lost

a whole season industry leaders here say they'll be lucky to reach just 45 percent of their $2900.00 income this year it's a different story on taxi just south of corfu the islanders managed to hold on to huff their business during the worst of the pandemic last year and believe they'll do even better now that's because black sea was developed as a luxury just a nation in the 1970 s. when europeans started to build fillers here and then rented them out to other europeans to offset the cost it back she packed sees a small island without hotels there are villas and rented apartments tourists trust because they don't come into contact name brought home and spaces the villages are clean and owners try to keep them disinfected stephanos for god knows who rents apartments says half his business is repeat tourism a level of loyalty hard to find on corfu there are 2 and a half 1000 residents on taxi and the authorities here say they have so far

vaccinated about 2 thirds of the population compared to the national average of under 30 percent so this island is selling itself as a covert safe destination something larger tourism hotspots cannot do. but c. is certainly doing well as a luxury just a nation the 4 month season keeps people in money the rest of the year such profits haven't gone unnoticed on call food where a dozen $5.00 star hotels have gone up in the last 15 years coffee it's now seeking to cash in on those more expensive markets. we're at a turning point we depend on the british market for 40 percent of our tourism we're trying to attract new markets like china the united arab emirates kazakstan and azerbaijan we believe this is the future the trend towards luxury locals hope will ensure the sun never sets on greek tourism jumpstart hopeless al-jazeera on call

food and boxy. u.s. president joe biden says he doesn't believe the russian government was behind a cyber attack which shut down a major oil pipeline for several days but mr biden does say those who attacked the colonial pipeline were based in russia and he didn't rule out retaliation it's not led to fuel shortages and panic buying in many eastern states biden has cautioned against price gouging and said supply should be back to normal in a few days we are working to try to get to the place where we have sort of international standards that governments knowing that criminal activity is happy from their territory that we all we all move on those are those criminal enterprises and expect that's one of the topics i'll be talking about with. president putin will you figure it out robert. you. know. because prime minister

boris johnson has apologised over the killing of 10 civilians most by the professional army in northern ireland 50 years ago in a statement mr johnson acknowledged the quote huge anguish felt by the victims' families the so-called belly murphy massacre took place in belfast during army raids on suspected irish nationalist paramilitary members on tuesday a court the found the 10 people killed in 1971 were entirely innocent. still to come here on the news a for you a frightening moment for one competitor in the tour of italy more on the next in the sports games.

for the 2nd year in a row muslims around the world observe ramadan amid coronavirus lockdown restrictions in the u.s. some mosques reopened but large gatherings are still limited it's a side show castro now reports this hasn't stopped some families from finding new ways to educate their children about their face. coming and this is what the a mob family did every night this ramadan season the 4 boys and their parents would find their seats and. the. same tune into the live online feed of a ramadan virtual camp that 7 o'clock am we found the cell and make a clock welding there at how feeling less than. the free camp

was produced by new york kids a us based at home educational service for muslim children each day during this ramadan the camp brought islamic teachings stories and activities into children's homes amid the pandemic so even though we're not able to go to the mosque you know every weekend or we're not able to you know go and you know go out of our friend's home and have dinner with them or have people over our home i think it still helps them stay connected to the community that was the goal of the camps founder and start i mean our search he says he was inspired by his own childhood growing up in a neighborhood with few other muslim children i don't want anyone to know that i was a muslim i wanted to fit in and. when we created an arcade it was literally to solve that problem to help kids build a little love for their face a 6 year old isa and 4 year old mussa are proud to show their ramadan decorations

this is our my. prey from time side and you going. to break the virtual barrier the camp had children make projects shared with others logging on maybe from a world away this is. the moon as seen from brisbane australia that's where we found 7 year old i'm ana and 10 year old mohammed it feels really cool to be able to. and. sometimes. in fact $65000.00 kids from around the globe subscribe to the virtual camp within days of its launch a stunner showing its creators all of these kids from around the world would have never been connected if not for this weird situation that is the coronavirus

and through this rather than camp that came as a result of that a global consciousness filling little minds time this is all mark of fate a silver lining of the pandemic the family say and a spiritual education model they hope will continue afterwards. castro al-jazeera maryland. time for sports has gemma. thank you peter manchester united fans of once again they gathered outside old trafford to protest against the club's ownership ahead of their premier league match against liverpool a heavy police and security presence outside the stadium along with steel barry is haven't showed no access to fans who have barred from the ground due to cave in 19 restrictions the fixture was originally scheduled for may 3rd but was postponed after violent clashes between fans and police in which more than 100 supporters of forced their way into the stadium stormed the pitch to protest against the club's owners the glazer family manchester city and chelsea fans from the u.k.

you are travelling to the champions league final in portugal will be in the country for less than 24 hours away for confirmed that the match has been moved from istanbul to porto and the portuguese government have laid out their rules for those attending fans will have to fly in on the day of the match to take a test and will stay in a bubble before flying back straight after the game but those who travel to the city to enjoy the occasion without going to the stadium not subject to the same restrictions porto's as study or to drag out will host the match on may 29th and you a fit say they will allocate $6000.00 tickets to each team have a pleasure to always stumble because scenes since my 1000000000 as of blame ursuline or. i never had to put it into to go there knew you were never in champions league i had to draw really here to go there for good i'm going to leave go i want to do go down but unfortunately well fortunately the well for decided to

go to boardroom to the airport to go so no problemo. australian olympic swimmer emma mckeon has described japan's decision to go ahead with the games as brave feels the swim team unveiled their competition outfits on thursday and they support the international olympic committee and games organizes the choosing to hold the event despite the number of credit arse cases into increasing. i mean it's everything that we try and form for them all our lives really. and i know it's going to be a challenge for japan and i think it's. doing pretty good on. allowing us to compete and go off judging. and australia's and pick swimming hopefuls won't have to take this 2nd shot of the pfizer vaccine until after that tokyo trials next month because of concerns that may impact their performance of the events athletes began getting their 1st doses around the country this week.

it's really important just that peace of mind of safety going overseas not just crosses chains but if other countries are also coming back into history i think definitely it's a safer option and it's better than not having the vaccine i definitely feel good about it. striker romelu lukaku has been fined for breaching coded 19 regulations just hours after he scored into his 3rd goal in their win over a very involved wednesday he celebrated his 28th birthday at a hotel in the land with 23 guests including some of his team mates police were tipped off and they broke up the potty finding those who attended but has a cut few in place between 10 pm and 5 am. play events on saturday and christie on the run out it could be on his way out of the club that safe his mum has her way this is right on her balcony in portugal celebrating sporting lisbon and winning the league title for the 1st time in 19 is is the club where run out

started his senior career and said to fans all talk to christiania to bring him back next year he will play in a large which is sporting a stadium right out and has one year left on his you've a contract lest a manager brendan rodgers has rejected the idea that finishing in the premier league's top 4 would be like winning a trophy his side a current but the chasing pack is within touching distance a more immediate concern for leicester is their 1st f.a. cup final in 52 years against chelsea on saturday. you know i'm so excited looking forward to and these weeks you've always got to stay calm. we always try to ensure the preparation for every game is issued but of course this is a game where you can create an incredible legacy and know you've got your own story in these games and that's hopefully what we can do. well ted has done one novak djokovic has extended his quarterfinal record at the right masters the 5 time champion beat a 100 davidovits forking out 6261 to reach the last 8 in the italian capital for

the 15th time in 15 appearances say was also the 1st day fans were allowed to attend the tournament. mr cruthers says much as anybody else playing on the tour on the biggest reasons why i keep on playing so. i was it was nice nice to see them back. hopefully against the. in this tournament an extra day or 2 to experience the crowd more and more and you know they definitely gave me great sensations of their own accord and i enjoyed it you know looking forward to an excellent. job of it for now faces stuff and also it's a pass after he booked a spot in the quarter is by taking care of local favorites in the table routinely in straight sets so it's a fast has lost his previous 2 matches with joke of it all play rafa nadal remains on track to win the event for incredible 10th time the spaniard had to save 2 match points in the 3rd set against canadian a dennis shapovalov rafa got the victory in

a tie break in a match that lasted 3 and a half hours i have been beheaded tickle my chin i have been against on the score. almost all the time. every so every beginning of the set had been super hard for me . in the women's tournament american teenager take off and hit the 7 latch winning streak of a ring that sapp olenka a 17 year old madrid open champion 7564 to reach our 4th quarter final of the year so face it world number one next. and finally there was a scary moment during a stage 6 of the jared italia belgian write a pizza serry was knocked off his bike by a support car of another team thankfully sorry it was able to get back on his bike and continue the race if ending team bike exchange apologized for the incident

shortly afterwards the stages won by switzerland's gino made out with bouncer now leading the overall standings that is a sport for now i'll be back with more later. gemma thank you very much mexico is marking 500 years since the spanish conquest many are choosing to honor those who defended their land and celebrates an ancient city founded nearly 7 centuries ago manuel republic reports now from the mexican capital. it's one of the world's busiest megacities but 5 centuries ago when mexico city was called mexico learned it was perhaps the most advanced metropolis on earth. archaeologist does says that when the spanish arrived they found a thriving society with a level of sophistication none of them could have imagined. what does her non-chord us find a very well planned city with an entire government structure as a city we know in its time was one of the largest in the world bigger than paris.

this year marks the 500th anniversary of the fall of the nazi plan the famous capital of the as take empire featured inventive engineering practices farming techniques and waterways that made it a marvel of human ingenuity and he got them off to mexico 10 years did learn was a small island that grew over time but the continuous process of building over. which we can still see to this day in the southern part of the city in the summer of 1521 months after the arrival of cortez and the capture of the leader mark to summa tensions between the spanish and the native population reached a boiling point war broke out over control of the city but it was the spaniards who were forced to flee. that the notion of victory however was short lived cortez and his men would soon return with some 20000 indigenous allies sworn enemies of aspect rule and conquered the city don't let the c.c. on. cortez makes the decision to build a new city and to do so destroys you know children. with those same materials to

build the new city new palaces the homes of her name cortez and his captain's lands were divided and with the same stones in the same hands of the native people they built a new city that despite the destruction of mexico denotes the plan vestiges like this aqueduct that once channeled water across the aged city still exist side by side with the towering metropolis that is the modern mexican capital. as mexican political leaders seek to commemorate the spanish conquest with a series of special events throughout 2021 the anniversary appears to have also sparked a renewed enthusiasm for pre-columbian heritage so look at what i feel remains today is a sense of grandeur there's a pride among the people of the city to be the descendants of that ancient then. a recent poll found that more than half of residents in the mexican capital would be

in favor of changing the city's name back to mexico to learn. al-jazeera mexico city. ok that's it for me for this news hour barbara is next with more of the day's news i will see you very soon for the moment of. for we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. center matter where you come. out to syria to bring you the news and current affairs that matter to. al-jazeera. killing the debate you don't see this action and on the 5 you'll voice your only. narrative the media will mr bin true story no topic is off the table why in the world what is humanize an individual domestic terrorist this was an illegal occupation of a country what they're doing is they're removing or just

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products on the market the price of progress on al-jazeera. israel warns its air campaign on gaza could last for several days as palestinian factions fire more rockets into israel and israel's government considers a ground operation and deploys more troops to the border with gaza. at i am at the i'm barbara sara you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up violence erupts in israel's ethnically mixed towns and.