money out of the hands of other workers that will goes to the king of he becomes us versus them this is the deal about constraining your nuclear program the bottom line asks the big questions on out is they are played an important role. in. ringback the end. an israeli airstrike it's a refugee camp in gaza at least 6 people including children are dead. and fully back to go this is al jazeera live from doha with continuing extensive coverage of the israel palestine conflict. funerals in the occupied west bank after 11 palestinians are killed during a day of widespread protests families fleeing the fighting and there's

a warning about the long term effects of the conflict. this very. minute it will be physical. physical disability as well also in the news vaccinating millions of american teenagers against covert 19 but there's a call for richer nations to instead donate spare supplies to for a country's. thank you for joining us a refugee camp has been hit in the latest israeli air strikes on gaza in the last hour at least 6 people have been killed including children rescue workers are digging through the rubble for survivors in the shati refugee camp after a house was hit 20 other people have been injured at least 126 palestinians including 30 children have been killed since he is. really offensive on gaza began

on monday has responded to the latest attack by firing a new barrage of rockets towards israel at least 9 people in israel have died. in gaza we see these camera shot bodies out of station because he's taking shelter . there's been a significant escalation in the last hour tell us 1st about this refugee camp that's been targeted by the israelis. the most tragic attack or a auction recent auction in shot if you do we are receiving really terrible pictures from from shifa hospital for 7 actually 7 but it is not the numbers increasing and even the. it could be also there could be more victims under the rubble of the 3 floors of the destroyed house simply that there

was. really fighting just fire. on the house in the shot there if. the floor house completely destroyed so far the rescue teams they managed to pull 7 bodies 6 of them. children belong to a family their bodies are arrived to the hospital torn apart from the force of the missiles that were. in this house. just minutes off sort of this. the military wing of hamas and also islamic jihad they are fired the. solve the. this is these rockets or this but all of. retaliation to the killing of people another shot here a few. they voted for more retaliation and they said that this crime will not

pass silently these really bombing soft want has been mean they've been targeting residential buildings in the last hours now this refugee camp as well the interior ministry building and gaza tennis more about these targets israel says it's targeting hamas but clearly there are civilians living in all these places that they've bombed in recent days. that's the point shouted if you come for example is this list one kilometer square where more than 100000 policy and refugees living in this in this very small area it's little the long coastline of. the sea of god or so of such huge number of crowded population living very very not all small areas so when whenever there is an attack targeting any target in or any house either a fighter or

a nun fight are. the result is what happened with the heart of family the whole family the whole building gets destroyed we can see now where the rockets fired from gaza into israel in retaliation. for a of the. killing. that the family and the children. shortly we will receive details about this attack but let's go back to the structure of gaza as we mentioned before gaza is a very small area with 2000000 people living in. so crowded so 1 attach the structure of gaza the israelis know very well the maps almost every house in gaza because of the political geographical. attach a charge to the attachment to the gaza so when they hit any target in dogs that they know the consequences and the power of their strikes or bombardment so.

like what happened in 20082012 the last 2 or 2014 most of the casualties were civilians most of the destruction was public few of the targets were belong to fighting groups or to the military wings of. you know fighting groups suffered thank you very much for that update. correspondent from gaza where there's been another night of israeli bombing the most recent one targeting a house in a refugee camp in gaza with a number of civilian casualties the palestinian fighting groups have responded with more rockets fired towards israel will keep a close eye of course on what's happening and bring you the latest meanwhile at least 11 palestinians were killed during protests that swept across the west bank early on friday fighting between israeli police and palestinian demonstrators

continued into the night in occupied east jerusalem many set fires on the road says security forces trying to clear them out hundreds of people have been mourning those killed by israeli security forces in the occupied west bank earlier cities including hebron bethlehem and nablus became battlegrounds as palestinian demonstrators fought with police they were rallies in 200 different locations and more are expected on saturday while a lot of. people in the occupied west bank would you have done today confirms that you are as a strategic reservoir for the palestinian revolution in resistance whoever possessed weapons stones must strike hard at design its enemy clash with them on the demarkation line inside the settlements the palestinian blood is a red line jerusalem is a red line is a red line so go ahead and we will continue with you and we will soon have a victory with god's permission algiers need abraham was at one of the

demonstrations in ramallah this is one of the group brutus that are taking to this area the the occupied west bank to show support for the palestinians in the besieged gaza strip against the israeli measures in occupied east jerusalem prove that there is a here and how did the words of a legal jewish settlement of the mid-south where there is as. a military lawyer and we were palestinians preparing a lot of cocktails to confront the israeli army that have 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 air force is 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 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 the 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 and harry fossett is in share in occupied east jerusalem it's a district where palestinians are threatened with losing their homes to israeli settlers he says internal conflicts are escalating there. 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 walls of the old city the other day and

earlier here of course is a conference of issues this ongoing protest but also into 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 fire 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 try to quell this violence on dozens of children have been killed in gaza since the israeli offensive began and hundreds more have been displaced with their families jason lee is save the children's country director for the occupied palestinian

territory he says many palestinian children are already traumatized by past wars. we have a situation now where the 10000 people that have fled there are who are many of them children seeking refuge in schools they only have the clothes on their back and what they've been able to take from their homes with militant warning where they're going to get their next meal from where they're going to sleep where they go to get medication controlled or both forget that before the escalation that was already occurred with 19 and demming and there was again a new wave in gaza what will be the consequences for those children the injuries that will be will sustain with the fuel supplies running low on gas that there will be no electricity without electricity how of office that would be function 1st and foremost to treat the injured to actually continue with the ongoing vaccinations and treatment of crude $1000.00 patients how will water and sanitation facilities

run without clean water it is impossible to have any conventional control the communal diseases the trauma that these children bear for the remainder of their lives is something if this is this is why it's so critical that we have to have an immediate cease fire and it's and it's to say we're still in this trauma will carry lifelong injuries mental health issues both physical and physical disability as well. still ahead on al-jazeera advising star will have more on the trump you know in his who's been voted in as conference j. in the u.s. house of representatives and open for business why greece has launched its tourism season this year head of the e.u. countries. it's time for the perfect gentlemen. sponsored point at ways hello

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our top story on al-jazeera israel is continuing with its bombardment of gaza with another 6 people killed in an airstrike targeting a refugee camp in the last hour more than $126.00 palestinians including 30 children have been killed since the israeli offensive began on monday at least 11 palestinians were killed early on friday during protests that swept across the west bank clashes between israeli police and palestinian demonstrators continued into the night in occupied east jerusalem funerals have been held for some of those killed during those earlier protests in the occupied west bank more rallies are expected on saturday at least 9 people in israel have ties. here now is our white

house correspondent kimberly how quiet on the u.s. political reaction to the israel palestine conflict in particular what the white house press secretary as had to say. she is continuing to do some clean up the comments by the u.s. president joe biden on thursday where he stated that the response by israel is in his view not significant and for a 2nd day agent psaki found herself having to address those comments by the president saying that in no way was this a minimizing loss of life that in fact the united states is working very hard and mourns the loss of every life whether palestinian or israeli take a listen to 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 a mosque is

a terrorist organization hamas does not represent the views of the families of 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 so the argument being made by the white house press secretary as you heard there that she doesn't believe there's any justification for any firing of rockets what the white house is being accused of not just in the united states but around the world is being very selective about the starting point and once again completely ignoring many of the facts on the ground including those forced evictions of many palestinian families from occupied east jerusalem all of them on the u.s. reaction that speaks to richard good scene who is a democratic strategy any former advisor to president bill clinton and hillary clinton as well his 5 from washington very good to have you with us mr goodstein why why is a biden administration struggling to come up with

a stronger response to this conflict is it intentional i mean why send a low level envoy to israel and not the actual secretary of state. well there are look joe biden knows the region by virtue of having carried the international court folio when he was vice president for president obama and chair of the senate foreign relations committee he is not new to this conflict and i think he has a sense of proportion here obviously what's happening the loss of life is terrible i think he's trying by virtue of sending somebody who's not the secretary of state trying to do it in a way that's new once and communicates that yes as he has said in this press secretary said this this final sleep to come to an end i think he says using his best judgment about how to go about doing that right we're hearing more voices within the democratic party who say the u.s. should also put pressure on israel more democrats slowly becoming critical of

israel vermont senator bernie sanders was a jew who is jewish by the way wrote a very interesting essay in the new york times saying israel has the absolute right to live in peace and security risks of had heard before of course from from the u.s. but so do the palestinians he said and he said we must recognize that palestinian lives matter could these voices within the democratic party be transformative could we see a shift as a result of this. i don't think anybody should hold their breath on that. bernie sanders got a lot of support when he ran for president from people who more supportive of palestinians than they were of israel the 2 times he ran for president that side lost joe biden i think is not trying to do anything untoward as toward the palestinians but i think his feeling is when people talk about proportionality yes it's probably a legitimate grievance that these families have in east jerusalem who are being

displaced but 2000 rockets being fired at the most densely populated cities in israel itself it's not a proportional response and i think his thinking is let's stop that and then we can we can talk about how to move a pet forward look donald trump turned his back on this whole process for 40 years he cut all these deals with other countries but he acted as if the palestinians didn't exist that's in part what joe biden inherited here right and so how does a change that now can can biden credibly continue to claim to support a 2 state solution when on the ground when you look at what's happening on the ground right now it doesn't look like a 2 state solution is to impossible because of continuing israeli settlement expansion and so on. right so there are 2 problems obviously one is that rockets coming out of gaza and the incoming from the israeli military that's

a problem that frankly the international community will address its. apologies. we have lost our connection to richard corsi now unfortunately very interesting to talk to him but hopefully we will be having this discussion with him later if we're able to reconnect let's is he back richardson to hammy yes sorry sorry go ahead sorry about that we were talking about it called me a we were talking about this when a new 2 state solution was still a possible record option i think it's fair to say that so long as bibi netanyahu is the head of israel the prospects for a 2 state solution or not strong i think anybody who says otherwise is kidding themselves but we also know that bibi netanyahu is it legal problem trouble he's in political trouble he's had such a hard time putting together a government and i think if in fact there is a new government that's installed then i think joe biden is probably the perfect

person to be in the white house to help usher in the prospect of for a lasting 2 state solution in the middle east thank you for talking to us richard gosain i there in washington thank you thank you. in other world news an outspoken supporter of former u.s. president donald trump has been elected to a senior leadership role in the republican party 36 year olds new york congresswoman and a stephanie was voted in as house conference chair woman on wednesday incumbent chairwoman least cheney was voted out over her criticism of donald trump john hendren has more from washington. although donald trump's reputation has taken a bit of a hit since he left office he is still popular with a solid majority of republican voters according to most polls and he made it known that he did not like the fact that liz cheney was speaking out against him and yet was a member of the republican party leadership holding the number 3 post that of the

republican conference chair in the u.s. house of representatives and republican leaders responded to that that includes the republican leader in the house kevin mccarthy and they held a vote in the basement of the capitol a secret vote an overwhelmingly chose 1st to oust liz cheney on wednesday and then on friday to vote in a least a phonic and the thing that really says about the republican party is that it is still solidly within the grip of donald trump's define it was asked who is the leader of the republican party and she said donald trump there are very few republicans who are willing to speak out against trump and that is because he has used his power he no longer has his twitter account but he still speaks out he has supported republicans running in primary elections against republicans in congress that he doesn't like he's also spoken out to criticize them invalid would often cause them serious problems with their own voters but there are republicans willing

to speak out against him and there's a lot of talk that liz cheney herself might be the one republican voice with this strength to oppose the other wing the donald trump wing of the republican party and run herself in 2024 the u.s. is carnivorous vaccination campaign has expanded to include all young people aged $12.00 to $15.00 it comes as a well tell for going ization calls on wealthy countries to donate vaccines for children to its kovacs scheme which is helping no income countries acquire jobs but us particle hand reports the biden administration doesn't seem to heed that call. it's not often that you see kids actually excited to get a vaccination shot but that was before kovac 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 while kids are less likely to have a serious complications from coven 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 vaccine supply lower risk groups are now being vaccinated. i understand why some countries willing to blacks who need their children and adolescents. but right now i urge them to go to reconsider and to is to donate vaccines to kovacs the body ministration has 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 political hay al-jazeera maryland. the 1st rise carrying excited tourists have arrived in greece intersections were ease on visitors from a short list of countries it's allowing visitors who are vaccinated or tested

negative for cover 972 hours before departure. has a story from athens. these are some of the 1st arrivals and i phones since restrictions were lifted and many have been waiting for this moment for months danny cohen leads a group of 16 israelis one of the nationalities that can now holiday here without quarantine we are waiting for this moment more than i want to not hear because of the koran up and we love very much greece it's very near to our country it's wonderful people have always welcomed smiling good food and. good climate at the moment it's not a flood but a trickle because greece's opening is unilateral many of the country's tourists come from like the u.k. and germany haven't yet lifted restrictions on their nationals traveling abroad greece has been pushing the e.u. to implement an e.u. wide digital green pass for those with vaccinations it has yet to happen we saw

look there was a clear lack of leadership and we need to provide this kind of leadership. says framework for others who called me a good go through and the thought process is to mature so by actually removing some of the battles we are our. to make their own decisions based on what we have greece's say framework is to demand proof of vaccination already negative cova test 72 hours before travel the motivation for greece is simple it needs the income in 2019 a record $31000000.00 visitors came to greece making it the 7th most popular holiday destination worldwide last year those visitors fell by 3 quarters and so did revenue to just over $5000000000.00 since tourism generates a 5th of the economy the government is determined to improve on that performance this year in order to succeed greece wants to wrists to feel safe it now has the

5th fastest vaccination program in the european union and it is putting special emphasis on vaccinating $85.00 islands popular with holiday makers like call food by the end of june many of these island economies are almost entirely dependent on tourism if greece's gambit succeeds it may see its economy grow by the 4 point one percent the european commission forecasts this year a far cry from the 8.2 percent contraction it suffered last year the doors are open it's now a question of how many people will walk through them jumpstart ople us al-jazeera athens. headlines on al-jazeera this hour israel is continuing its bombardment of gaza with another 7 people killed in an asse trying targeting a refugee camp.