one day this is what the picture looks like see the world from a different. culture is the era. unprompted and uninterrupted discussion. from our london broadcast center. israel's bombardment of gaza continues the death toll mounts and thousands of people have been forced from their homes. and maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program more than a 100 rockets are fired from gaza to israel israeli prime minister says hamas will pay a heavy price for the attacks and other developments at least 11 palestinians are

killed and hundreds more injured as protests erupt across the occupied west bank and also coming up this hour we'll be looking at india's covert vaccine crisis some states are starting to take matters into their own hands. hello welcome to the program we will begin with bring you the latest from gaza where the on bodmin continues israeli airstrikes targeting northern gaza particularly in the past hour. well israel also launched several strikes in the strip on friday this is the moment when the building that houses the interior ministry was attacked no i don't casualties yet from that but there was also another multi-story building that was leveled in a separate strike at least $126.00 palestinians including $31.00 children

have now been killed since the israeli military offensive began on monday. a mass and its allies have fired rockets more rockets from inside gaza to israel the israeli military says a total of $140.00 rockets have been launched towards israel so far on friday most of them into set did at least 9 people in israel including a child have died since the conflict escalated. of course and all the developments at least 7 palestinians have been killed by israeli security forces in the west bank since friday morning more than 600 have been injured in the west bank a wave of protests have broken out over the israeli occupation there's also a growing sense of frustration and anger. after israel intensified its strikes over gaza they've been standoffs between protest as an israeli police and at least $200.00 different places from hebron and bethlehem to nablus and ramallah police

and fire to gas and there are reports of live ammunition also being used. so there is software joins us live now from gaza and what we've been speaking to a few people inside gaza over the past hour and the sense is that there is a new more of a concentration of military activity in northern gaza less so in gaza city what have you been seeing and hearing. with the latest barrage of rockets fired from gaza into a better shipyard the military wing of hamas and cut some brigades claim responsibility for firing about roger focused towards better shave in southern israel in response or in retaliation to. the death of 3 policy indians in that had been killed in the latest. intensifying in the north of the

gaza strip about an hour more than when our. forces cut it out more than 30 strikes. in the north of the gaza strip we can hear some of these explosions. we will not shoot it with these are explosions. because of the intercepting their policy no recourse or a new order 1st strike but still the cause of god is again. flaming and turned into a buffet a field. off of the sunset there were 2 or 3 hours of that or lots of calmness let's say but then the israeli human. in the north of gaza strip together was tillery bombardment and also the naval bombardment on the coastline of the goddess the hundreds of families being forced

to evacuated their homes in the north of gaza sort of. you under on the schools. waiting for the war that's collation to end of course. more than $1129.00 policy and killed including $31.00 children and the loss of 3 that were killed in the last israeli. attack in the north of the gaza strip. right so from what you're saying south what there was we know that the israeli military says it was telling getting a mass in the northern gaza strip last night that it was particularly heavy thousands of people had to flee now there are strikes in the northern taking place in the northern gaza strip now. yes the

israeli fire is concentrating in the north part of the gaza strip we just learned. destroyed one of the most in the north of the gaza strip and some of the nearby houses were damaged. 3 people from the same family order those 2 different families being killed on the looks of other injuries belongs is out of still there trying to leave. to carry the dangers from from the north of the gaza strip and stuff what can you tell us about the way the hospitals there which were already under a great deal of strain how they are. with the injured and whether they're able to treat people who have been injured. yes the director of the sheaffer hospital he said. his hospital and other gaza strip

hospitals are not able to deal with the huge number of injuries are arriving to the hospitals. in the last 5 days of collisions this is beyond the capacity of the gaza strip hospital and the health system that has been suffering from 15 years of israeli blockade. one year of confront to go and dealing with the covered nineteen's so the recent collision was what was that among their calculations they have been appealing the. humanitarian international organizations to help in providing medical supplies the thing that the red cross did. today and they provide them with some medical aid in order to confront these waves of injuries.

to deal with the huge number of injured is the bank of blood in gaza also appealed to lunch appeal for public for seeking a blood donations because the hospitals of the gaza strip running out of blood units also. will open the borders for more exceptionally to receive injuries from the gaza strip are also sending supplies for a lady in the sinai hospitals. to prepare the hospital as an artist to receive. exceeded the number of injured exceeded 1000 so far policy and so the health system is according to the health ministry is collapsing and they are appealing around the clock the international community to either to stop the scale asian or. also send more medical supplies to confront these waves of injuries are

arriving to the hospitals thank you very much satellite and in. algis there is a force that is following developments in shaft in occupied east jerusalem this is the district where palestinians have been threatened with losing their homes to israeli settlers how it has a sense of internal conflict and tension is building there as well. occupied east jerusalem outside of israel has also been a scene in recent days of pretty clear instances of racial violence there was a jewish person attacked by a palestinian group close to the city of the old city the other day and earlier here of course is a conference of issues that this ongoing protest but also. ethnic violence going on with palestinians and jewish settlers facing off around a jewish building in a neighborhood just a little way away from here with 2 of 4 of the occupants of that place

brandishing weapons as they threw stones at people from outside who were themselves throwing stones and letting off fireworks into the area those guns were used and one palestinian person was injured as a result of that exchange before the police went in and removed the weapons there have also been other developments elsewhere in israel itself where we've seen. the arrest of a senior muslim cleric a senior member of the islamic movement by the security service the shin bet accompanying that and after that very major disturbances in the palestinian israeli town of call for qana where we've seen streets filled with with protesters moving around and a large number of injuries we've heard from a doctor that there have been dozens of injuries in that incident so as well as talking about this the prime minister benjamin netanyahu talking about rather about

the situation in gaza he's also been talking again about this issue he's been talking about groups of arabs who are attacking jews just for being jews that's correct that has been happening he didn't talk at all in this instance at least about the reverse of that issue and he's promising an extremely severe crackdown really telling police that they need to do whatever they can to to try to quell this violence. or protests have been spreading to the occupied west bank where they were confrontations in 200 different locations including hebron bethlehem and nablus there's a growing anger there of a continued house evictions and demolitions but also israel's general control of the area and now the air campaign taking place in gaza now to ebron has more in ramallah. this is one of several protests that are taking to the streets of the occupied west bank to show support for palestinians in the besieged gaza strip and

against the israeli measures in occupied east jerusalem protestors here are heading towards the illegal jewish settlement a mess out there is that israeli military. and we're seeing palestinians preparing a lot of cocktails to confront the israeli army that has been using live ammunition to disperse the crowd who. were trying to defend our land we have no arms nothing on the horn i'm here because the highly destructive israeli if this trucking houses in gaza killing innocent people why these protests were sparked by the latest round of a skill ation protesters here tell us that they have more than enough reasons to protest the ongoing settler attacks against them that they are often quite carried out with impunity the diminishing hope of having

a state or being free remember these people mostly are young they were born after the palestinian authority was established in the 1990 s. and they've seen their leaders on and on talk about them having a state and they're only seeing the lands on which the state the supposed to be established shrinking. well the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu insists that hamas should pay a very heavy price and warns it won't stop carrying out attacks i mean. the senior leaders of hamas believe that they can escape from our armed forces but they cannot we can reach them everywhere we reach all these people and we will continue to do so they attacked us on our holiday in our capital and fired rockets at our cities they have paid and will pay a heavy price for that this is not over yet. or now the u.s. deputy secretary of state for israel and palestinian affairs has landed in israel

the spokesman for the palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas accuse the u.s. of encouraging what he called israeli war crimes and bill i will read dinah said the silence of the u.s. administration regarding what israel is doing and describing it as self-defense has led to massacres in gaza the west bank and jerusalem that's going to elton john hendren in washington so john just a bit of palestinian reaction there to. what we've had so far from the u.s. administration on this crisis what is the what is the debate the general reaction would you say. of the position a president biden has taken on this. well the official position of president biden and the u.s. government is that it once as a deescalation of the conflict as soon as possible but the actions of the biden ministration is taking our leaving are sending a different message and that message is that they're not in

a big hurry to get this done the president could have spoken through the united nations security council where the u.s. representative actually blocked a statement that would have condemned what was going on there the u.s. position was that holding the meeting itself was enough but there's also a kind of lopsided diplomacy going on where the president has spoken to benjamin netanyahu the prime minister of israel but hasn't spoken to mahmoud abbas the head of the palestinian authority and although the secretary of state has spoken to both sides the person that has been sent was not the secretary of state the person who's going to be dealing with these negotiations from the u.s. perspective is as you mentioned a deputy assistant secretary of state for israeli palestinian affairs. and that sends the message of this is not a big priority for the biden administration and the president has come out saying 1st of all that israel has

a right to self-defense and he went on to say that israel was not acting disproportionately that is despite a lot to death toll which is much heavier on the gaza side that has put the white house press secretary jen psaki in a tough position she has had to walk back some of those comments and defend the u.s. position is even handed here's a little of what she had to say. israel has the right to self defense our focus remains on continuing to use every lever at our disposal to deescalate the situation on the ground i think it's also important to remind people hamas is a terrorist organization hamas does not represent the views the families the people who are suffering all of the palestinian people who are suffering as a result of this violence on but there is no justification for 1500 rockets coming from hamas. within the democratic party though there is increasing dissension

about 20 years ago if this debated come up there would have been essentially 2 parties in the u.s. but one position on the israeli palestinian conflict and that is heavily supporting israel well although it's not a majority what you're seeing now is one member of congress after another on the democratic side speaking up in the u.s. house of representatives rashida to leave is the 1st palestinian american member of congress and in tears she spoke on the house floor asking how many palestinians would have to die before the u.s. recognize that their lives matter and this is happened time after time alexandria ocasio cortez among others has also spoken up so joe biden is getting some friendly fire from within his party thank you very much john hendren in washington. watching al jazeera live from london in a brazen lava stories as well in the program u.s.

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not working night. counting the costs on al-jazeera. part of the fan from my telephone we're lucky that we are the while traveling the extra mile where are the media don't go we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. move. welcome back the main story now. a building housing the interior ministry in history has been attacked in as strikes on gaza the evening was relatively quiet although in the past couple of hours have been several dozen israeli airstrikes in the northern gaza strip which was also targeted

last night at least a $126.00 palestinians including $31.00 children have now been killed in gaza since the offensive began on monday a mass and its allies are firing rule rockets from inside gaza to israel israeli military says a total of $140.00 rockets have been launched towards israel on friday most of them were intercepted at least 9 people in israel including a child have died since the conflict escalated. and then in developments elsewhere a wave of protests have broken out in the west bank over the israeli occupation and the air campaign in gaza they have been standoff taking place between protesters and israeli police in at least 200 different occasions at least 11 palestinians have been killed. so earlier i spoke with. who is a humanitarian worker currently inside gaza and i asked her what life was like in gaza before this latest round of conflict. everything is in the control.

of the the and the list goes on and on when it comes to an economic value of that activity i need decent access to to to leave this to seeking medical medical treatment for example why would israel. prevent 70 or 60 year old women and men to get treatment in a broad order in the west bank even if not in israel but even in the west bank why would that still continue that's that's the daily life of palestinians you know securing daily rocket supply and electricity and seeking. seeking medical treatment all of that basic stuff do people do people understand that this is what what gazans are facing and again that the bigger picture is extremely important because we need to see it now more than any other time what is

happening all these riots and protests something tells you there's something really wrong here and what we would like the people people of the world to know is that because politicians know they just have no interest and they just have double standards we know that however those who are. who want to understand they once they do see that reality they they will be supportive without us they going for any support order or asking for it well moving on to another story we're following closely this hour in india the prime minister is reassuring people that the government is doing everything it can to stop the spread of the 19 now under modi's administration has faced heavy criticism for being poorly prepared and for allowing large political rallies to take place and his government says 2000000000 vaccines could be available from august but some state authorities are now taking matters into their own hands and looking to secure doses from overseas. the u.k.

prime minister abbas johnston says a spike in cases of the indian coronavirus variant could make it more difficult to lift all social restrictions next month the prime minister stressed that more would be known about this in the coming weeks this new variant could pose a serious disruption to our progress and could make it more difficult to move to step 4 in june and i must stress that we will do whatever it takes to keep the public safe our surveillance and data gathering is now so dunst that if there was a danger of the n.h.s. coming under unsustainable pressure we would see the signs in the data very early on and could react in good time and that gives us the confidence to continue moving forwards fernand meanwhile america's vaccination campaign has expanded to include all teenagers between the ages of $12.15 it comes as the world health organization

calls on wealthy countries to donate vaccines for children to its kovacs game which is helping middle income countries but as patsy cline reports the u.s. doesn't seem likely to heed that coal. it's not often that you see kids actually excited to get a vaccination shot but that was before covet and the confidence that comes with a vaccine i was glad because now i can be like safer and soon will be able to like be out soon and do normal things i think it's cool that it's at school because i can see like all my fellow classmates getting it and that i know that like people around me all have it and my whole like district has it so it makes me feel safer for their parents finally some relief from what has been constant stress and fear having been through 3 cases of cove it in my household of 6. i couldn't get my 12 and 15 year old daughters that shot in the arm fast enough but she is in the

minority according to polls about a 3rd of parents want to get their kids that's unaided the rest want to wait will only do it if they have to or they won't do it at all the government wants more people covered to get close to herd immunity and doctors are trying to combat any hesitancy with science and kids are less likely to have a serious complications from cova 19 there was a recent study that showed about a quarter of kids who have persistent symptoms of lasting months after their initial infection still the world health organization believes this shouldn't be happening yet in 100 countries we bowed to the my duty to the vox populi lower risk groups are now being blocks you need to. i understand why some countries willing to blacks who need their children and adolescents. but right now. to go to reconsider

and to eat is to donate vaccines to kovacs the body ministration is given no indication that they're even considering that given the political fallout would be fierce so now in community centers like this one all over the country teens are being vaccinated up next kids from 6 months old to 12 years old that decision is expected in september particle al-jazeera maryland. ken lay and head to the polls this week to elect a group of people who draft a new constitution and there is hope this could be a crucial 1st step toward solving an increasingly explosive conflict in the country latin america at its release in human explains from southern chile. which centuries indigenous might have chased after wild horses here in the bula bula region of south central chile. 44 year old a d'andre middle chilcot still delves. but he's now preparing to chase something far more elusive. and chile's current constitution denies the very existence of

indigenous people it says that chile is a monocultural country so that is our 1st challenge not only to be recognized as a people but to obtain historic recognition of the genocide carried out against the mob by colonial state that has to chile a miser the native people to create a how marginalized country at an irreparable cost for our own people romero's father was a revered community long call or chief before he died earlier this year he asked his son to take his place as a candidate to fill one of the 7 seats allocated to the month in the upcoming constitutional convention. we believe that firstly has to be a historic recognition of what happened to generate justice and reparation and compensation for the damage done to our people just like the german state has done to compensate victims of the holocaust. the indigenous weaponry people on easter island to the eye matters in northern chile will have seats at the convention but

the largest number is reserved for the map which it the most numerous and the most dispossessed and the most combative indigenous people in the country get their. arms of a put 2 groups have been carrying out of widespread and increasingly violent attacks in the greater i was going to region to drive out chileans from incest will territory that they want to reclaim. many communities are taking over land by force many indigenous communities like this one have long distance and cells from the chilean state and are promoting their own institutions in open defiance of the chilean government a great many might put it communities say that after years of broken promises they distrust the whole process while others say that they simply find it a rare. of it if it but my blood you writer and activist federal guy you kill who is also a constitutional candidate believes this is a historic opportunity to find

a political solution to the conflict that we're going to see in building up arenas and the recognition of poor nationality in the new constitution opens the way for indigenous nations to demand internal self-determination it implies exercising their cultural rights and defining and administering their economic resources which currently is impossible. the new constitution won't solve the current conflict or heal deep old rooms overnight but hopefully official recognition of chile's indigenous culture and its linguistic and spiritual wealth will be an important 1st step you see in human al-jazeera lucky my chili. while at just a quick recap of our main story this hour now and israel's bombardment of the gaza strip is continuing with as strikes target.