what happens when an island built the tourist suddenly has new visitor. one a when east travels to bondi to find out. the no just 0. an israeli airstrike a sever effigy camping in gaza at least 8 people including 6 children are killed. fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from doha with extensive coverage of the israel palestine conflict. 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 conflicts. this very large. medical issues physical and physical disability as well and in other news india's growing covert 19 despair as it struggles to cope with any ever increasing death toll. a refugee camp has been hit in an israeli air strike on gaza killing at least 8 people including 6 children that takes a total toll $237.00 palestinians killed since the israeli offensive began on monday victoria gate and b. has the latest. rescue workers in gaza to dig through rubble for survivors at the shotty refugee camp. after

a house that was hit by an israeli airstrike. if it's my cousin's house we were surprised by an airstrike that hit the house without any warning we ran outside we saw the 4 story house get completely demolished it was completely leveled his sister and her kids were visiting and they were all killed all of them like. the 1st thing. this 2 month old baby called was one of 2 survivors who were rushed to hospital but at least 5 other children were killed. we are still trying to recover more bodies and figure out who is who this is truly a massacre at that cannot be described in words we don't know how he managed maybe he just stayed alive to be a witness of what happened to the rest of his family. israeli jets tanks and artillery attacked other sites across gaza or on friday including a bank as well as the interior ministry. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the bombardment of gaza will not end anytime soon and i am

addition to 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. the mass and its allies responded to friday's attacks by firing about raj of rockets from inside gaza the israeli military said most weigh intercepted. as the fighting continues the humanitarian crisis in gaza grows steadily was dozens of children have been killed since the shelling began and hundreds more have been displaced with their families aid workers say many palestinian children already traumatized by past wars this is why it's so critical that we. this is

gary injuries mental. physical and physical disability as well palestinians are sheltering where they can but they say no wearing gaza feel safe right now the jury gave him the al-jazeera. at least 11 palestinians were killed during protests that swept across the occupied west bank on friday fighting between israeli police and palestinian demonstrators continued into the night in occupied east jerusalem many set fires on the roads as security forces tried to clear them out hundreds of people have been mourning those killed by israeli security forces earlier cities including hebron bethlehem and nablus in the occupied west bank became battlegrounds says demonstrators fought with israeli police they were ronni's in 200 different different locations and more are expected on saturday in abraham was at one of the demonstrations in my mouth this is one of

several brutus that are taking to the streets of the occupied west bank to show support. in the besieged gaza strip against the israeli measures in occupied east jerusalem prove that there is the fear of having the words legal jewish settlement of where there is an israeli military. and palestinians preparing a lot of cocktails to confront the israeli army that has been using live ammunition to disperse the crowd. we're trying to defend our land we have no arms nothing on the whole i'm here because the highly destructive israeli air force is striking 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 theme the leaders on and on talk about them having a state and it only seeing the lands on which the state is supposed to be established shrinking i want to bring in david hardin who's a former u.s. aid assistant administrator he's also a u.s. democratic congressional candidate and he's joining us via skype from man and a charting thank you very much for being with us it's unclear what the scale of this latest conflict on gaza this latest israeli offensive on gaza is so far but even before this latest round of violence guys and was struggling to live i mean did the infrastructure in the territory was extremely poor people struggling with

power cuts and so on what will they be facing after this latest round of violence well it's true that there is a lost generation in gaza right now and of. despair and grievances and it's a good call life for the situation right now can us go out of control in a very dangerous way very immediately and my deepest concern would be if the our electricity lines go down so that the power plant is strong or if the lectures the lines go down what we would have is almost an immediate crisis with water and sanitation particularly internally displaced people who need to protect and spaces in either the u.n. schools or clinics right in the previous conflicts what sort of aid was needed immediately on the ground and what sort of aid was provided. so again the most immediate situation is if power goes down and there is no water

and sanitation that could create massive risk of public health catastrophes we can hold a little bit on on food or or even. or but you need the water and sanitation and shelter by the way also there needs to be a time for a humanitarian pause and which people can resupply restock and once it's going to run to the hospital and people can get out can get out right. i mean right now what we're seeing is israeli airstrikes targeting not just you know what they consider to be hamas targets but also places like refugee camps where there is a strong concentration of civilians i mean guys as a very densely populated area and i imagine that the previous conflicts have had

already cost the steps of sense of damage talk to us about some of this long term damage that's done not just on the infrastructure but on people's lives in my view goods. so the 1st thing we don't know now is how long this conflict will last so if it ended right now then people will rebound fairly quickly and get on with their lives but if this drags out for days and weeks and months it could be very catastrophic and i do want to emphasize that what happens in these situations is that people flee to areas that they think are safe harbors and those usually are u.n. facilities and they and they will be shocked sure of that but getting water and protection and shelter into those places is very difficult but the challenge here now which is different from 2014 and the other wars with gaza is that i very doubtful that the international community will pony up the resources to help rebuild say what you

will about 24 king there was a commitment to put in the money and there was an effort to begin reconstruction but that cost billions of dollars and it was it was marginally effective in this situation now this could be very very dangerous and could drag on for a long time and this. reduction in funding a cut in aid especially from the u.s. under the previous administration in funding for palestinians in gaza funding as well as the u.n. relief agency what impact is that going to have. to drive in that assertion is restart of the assistance and so i think that that will turn on rather quickly how the armors in the region he knows the situation both from a humanitarian and assistance perspective as well as a political security perspective so i'm confident that u.s. money can come back in the mix what i'm not confident about is the commitment more

broadly among the international community to help rebuild and stabilize gaza going forward mr hardin thank you very much for talking to a state heart and he's a former u.s. aid assistant administrator joining us as a man and we appreciate your time thank you. here from here is harry fawcett who is in the share neighborhood in occupied east jerusalem as a district where palestinians are threatened with losing their homes in israeli settlers he says internal conflicts are escalating their 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 the 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 the 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. a rocket fired from the gaza strip has hit a building in start in southern israel emergency services say the apartment damage on the 64 had 3 occupants who were in a protected room and were not harmed a factory in the port of ashdod was also hit causing a fire there were no casualties in this incident either. still ahead on al-jazeera

vaccinating millions of american teenagers against over 19 but it is a call for richer nations to instead donate spare supply for other countries and a rising star on the tramp loyalists was not the 3rd highest ranking republican in the u.s. house of representatives. it's time for the perfect gentleman. point cuts and ways hello were seen are seasonal rain set up across areas of china falling over the yangtze river through the east china sea into the korean peninsula let me show you sunday is really becoming organized here so we are running the risk of flooding pushes across the east china sea through south korea into key issue and honshu as well so i do think any of these cities could pick up about 50 millimeters of rain over the next

48 hours southeast asia the heaviest rain has really been concentrated over central and southern areas of the philippines devour as we have a tropical disturbance move through trenching rains here and more heavy rain in the forecast on saturday want to get you up to speed now with this disturbance in the arabian sea the indian meter all that your call department warns this could very well become an intense cycle own and the days to come as it moves up the west coast of india looks like it is going to stay offshore but of course we will continue to watch that could drop about $150.00 millimeters of rain in goa and winds could clip up to 80 kilometers per hour in mumbai and as we get into the week we could see a tension to make landfall in gujarat and maybe into southern areas of pakistan. qatar airways. a day like no other we will never give up we will never concede that

shook us politics to its core your picture. faultlines examines the fallout i don't know what the hell happened to the republican party and asks what mixed for the grand old party everything a singer everything is prevent this is trumps party will the fire overtake the party will overtake the country faultlines capital attack the republican party off to trump on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera live from doha a reminder of our main story this hour israel is continuing with its bombardment of

gaza with another 8 people killed in an airstrike targeting a refugee camp at least 137 honestly and including 30 children have been killed since the israeli offensive began on monday 11 palestinians were killed during protests that swept across the occupied west bank on friday 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 across the occupied west bank more rallies are expected on saturday by his white house correspondent kimberly how on the u.s. political reaction to the israel palestine conflict in particular what the white house press secretary jen psaki as had to say. she is continuing to do some cleanup on 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 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. demonstrations in support of palestinians are happening around the world hundreds of people held a rally in southern lebanon near the border with israel on friday one person dies they were joined by religious leaders who said their congregations to united with the people of palestine these were the scenes in berlin germany where hundreds of protesters condemned these really attacks the government's meanwhile says it supports israel and has promised to increase protection of jewish institutions. on the 2nd day of the muslim holiday thousands of people at prayers in bangladesh

protested in solidarity with the demonstrates is led by the islamic political party are calling on the united nations an organization of islamic cooperation to hold israel accountable. the coronavirus crisis now and the bodies of about 100 suspected covert 1000 victims have been found floating in india's ganges river in the past week most were recovered in india's 4 state bihar which has the worst health care system in the country there's only one doctor for every 28000 people a warning this report from our correspondent elizabeth ron i'm contains images that some of you may find disturbing. the fires continue to burn in one of the many cremation grounds on the banks of the ganges river considered the holiest source of water by hindus many want to be cremated near it and have the ashes

scattered in the water will say in recent times they've never had to deal with so many bodies. the daily concretes changing some days we cremate 4050 or even 70 bodies it's even reach 145 in one day but over the past week around 100 bodies suspected to be of covert 19 victims have been found floating in the ganges in the states of be hard and author predation in bihar they have been reports of a shortage of wood for funeral pyres because of the unprecedented number of cremations that's denied by the local administration that be hard is also india's poorest state with only 92 community health care centers for 120000000 people. but i've been there pandey traveled from his home town to the capital partner to find a hospital for his wife he told al jazeera he can't afford the medical care or food

for himself. or. i have to buy medicines every day we get few tablets from the hospital for free but there are 4 basic illnesses we got medicines worth around grand decent and that's it we have to buy everything from elsewhere they give food to the position but not put the relatives. she had lost his uncle to corona virus he is amount of many people in bihar who say their relatives would neglected because of a lack of health care workers there was only one doctor for every 28000 people. the health system across india has collapsed whether it is the i.c.u. or the general ward relatives are not being allowed to stay with patients and patients are dying there is no one to feed them water clean the sort clothes. health experts say most covered by a 1000 deaths in bihar and india's rural areas where 65 percent of the population

live i'm not being counted on the 2.4 percent of the deaths and be hard a medically certified. no moral. find a better. transit that really isn't there. to come to a hospital. cases of the virus in india have now tops $24000000.00 but more than a quarter of a 1000000 deaths but it's widely suspected that the actual figures are likely to be much higher elizabeth piron of al-jazeera new delhi the us has coronavirus vaccination campaign has expanded to include all young people aged $12.00 to $15.00 it comes as the world health organization calls on wealthy countries to donate vaccines for children to its kovach scheme which is helping low income countries acquire jobs at a spot equal henry force the biden administration doesn't seem likely to hate that

call. 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 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 the right to know. to go to read. and to eat is to do a neat book seems to call books the budding 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 pedicle al-jazeera maryland it'll be days before the systems in hospitals across ireland a fully operational again after he signed that destructed covered $1000.00 test saying the country's hellhole 40 shut down its entire system on friday to protect it from e sophisticated ransomware time crippling diagnostic services the government says an international cyber gang is responsible it comes just days after a cyber attack on a major u.s. pipeline meant to fuel shortages and panic buying jodi westby is chief executive officer of global cyber risk a cyber security firms she believes both the public and private sector need to be more proactive in dealing with this type of ransomware attack. companies have just refused to spend the money they need to spend on cyber security they will always

been more in response than they ever would have improved in preparation and constructing and maintaining a strong security program but they just are not spending money the boards and senior executives are not paying attention to this and making sure they have resilience and operations that's starting to change i.d.c. did a study in after the 1st few months of the pandemic recall that that business resilience was down at number 7 and by june 2020 it was up to number one and that's the number one priority now for decision makers and i think a lot of it isn't the pandemic it's not coded it is ransomware attacks that is causing this and causing huge business interruption losses so companies are either going to have to spend the money or the government's going to community regulate those colombia's foreign minister has resigned amid growing international condemnation of a violent crackdown on anti-government protests in

a letter to colombia's president cloudy abloom didn't specify the reason for a departure she's a 2nd minister to quit a vandal case scotland the un the us and e.u. have all condemned the police handling of recent demonstrations 42 people have been killed in the honest. outspoken supporter of former us president donald trump has been elected to a senior leadership role in the republican party 36 year olds new up new york congresswoman elease stefani was voted in as house conference chairwoman she replaces list cheney who was voted out for her recent criticism of trump cheney was the most high profile among the few republican house members who voted to impeach trump in january 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 in 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 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. i. can again i'm fully back to bill with a look at our headlines on. a refugee camp has been hit in the latest israeli airstrikes on gaza at least 8 people have been killed including 6 children rescue workers a digging through the rubble for survivors in a shot refugee camp after a house was hit there at least $137.00 palestinians including 30 children have been killed since the israeli offensive began on monday.