of liverpool f.c. the defiant giant. part of the fans who make football series on al-jazeera. play an important role in checking in with. ringback an israeli airstrike hits a refugee camp in gaza at least 8 people including 6 children a dead. silence the whole romany watching out as their life my headquarters here in doha also coming up. the laws in the occupied west bank have to 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 carry lifelong injuries mental health issues both physical and physical disability as well also had how indian government rules are making it difficult for overseas organizations to provide a does the country reels from cope with 19. welcome to the program a refugee camps been hit in an israeli airstrike in gaza killing at least 8 people including 6 children that takes the total death toll to $137.00 palestinians since the offensive began on monday victoria gate because the latest. rescue workers in gaza dig through rubble for survivors at the shattered refugee camp after a house there was hit by an israeli airstrike that region. also 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 was. 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 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 were 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 have to have immediate ceasefire and physicians are still here. carry lifelong injuries mental health issues both physical

and physical disability or palestinians are sheltering where they can but they say no wearing garza feel safe right now the jury gayton be al jazeera now hamas has responded to the latest attack by firing a new barrage of rockets towards israel while hit a building in ashdod emergency services say the apartment damaged on the 6th floor had 3 occupants who were in a protected room or were not harmed a factory in the port of ashdod was also hit causing a fire there were no casualties in this incident either at least the palestinians have been killed during protests that swept across the west bank on friday fighting between israeli police and palestinian demonstrators has continued into the night occupied east jerusalem but he set fires on the roads of security forces tried to clear them now it's. well hundreds of people have been mourning those killed by israeli security forces earlier cities including hebron bethlehem an up close

became battlegrounds as palestinian demonstrators for the police were rallies in 200 different locations and more expected on saturday the day for him wasn't one of the demonstrations in ramallah. this is one of several protests that are taking to this reads of the occupied west bank to show support. in the besieged gaza strip and against the israeli measures in occupied east jerusalem protesters here are heading towards the illegal jewish settlement of where there is that israeli military had boy and we were palestinians preparing a lot of cocktails to confront the israeli army that have been using live ammunition to disperse the crowds. that were trying to defend our land we have no arms nothing. 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 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. home for citizenship giant occupied east jerusalem it's the district where palestinians are threatened with losing their homes to israeli settlers he says internal conflicts are escalating the. 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 as 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 kind of 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 now white house correspondent kimberly healthcare turns the

latest on the u.s. political reaction to the israel palestine conflict and in particular what the white house press secretary jens sakhi 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 jen psaki found herself having to address those comments by the president saying that in no way was this a minimizing of 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 be 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 all happening around the world hundreds of people hold a rally in southern lebanon lou the border with israel on friday will person died after being struck by israeli side. these were the scenes in berlin in germany

where hundreds of protesters condemned the israeli attacks the government says it supports israel those problems to increase protection for jewish institutions. was on the 2nd day of the muslim holiday of eat thousands of people at prayers in bangladesh protested in solidarity with garza the demonstrators led by the islamic movement bangladesh group are calling on the united nations and the organization of islamic cooperation to hold israel accountable. still ahead here on al-jazeera in that city millions of american teenagers against covert 19 but that's a call for richer nations to set donates supplies to poorer countries. and a rising star the trump loyalist who's now the 3rd highest ranking republican in the u.s. house of representatives. hello

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you're watching al-jazeera with me so whole robin a reminder of our top stories israel is continuing with its bombardment of gaza with another 8 people killed in an airstrike targeting a refugee camp at least 137 palestinians including 30 children have been killed since the israeli offensive began on monday at least 11 palestinians have been killed during protests or swept across the west bank on friday clashes between israeli police and palestinian demonstrators continue into the night in occupied east jerusalem. and cereals have been held for some of those killed during this

earlier protests across the occupied west bank more rallies are expected today. the bodies of about 100 suspected covert 19 victims have been found floating in india's gun g.'s river in the past week most are recovered in india's poorest state of bihar which has the worst health care system in the country there's only one doctor for every 28000 people there we do warn you that this report what india correspondent elizabeth random contains images that some people might find disturbing. the fires continue to burn in one of the many commission 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 work a 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 pradesh 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 but behind 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 patna 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 great 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 coronavirus he is a man 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. by 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 a dying there is no one to feed them water clean the sort clothes. health experts say most call that my 900 deaths in bihar and he has 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 to medically certified. i have no more room. for him to better. translate

for me it is not 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 pradhan al jazeera new delhi. in the tourist harbor of go a least 75 patients have reportedly died due to a lack of oxygen at its top state run hospital over the past 4 days the high court has slammed the government and top hospital officials for saying logistical issues while connecting oxygen cylinders may have caused some casualties. covert 19 positivity rate is the highest in the country at nearly 50 percent which means one out of every 2 people tested have the virus. well demand for overseas donations in india is higher than ever but is being blocked by a sweeping change to

a decades old law governing foreign aid now an amendment made last year has created legal and administrative hurdles limiting donations made by international charities to local groups the government says it strengthens accountability and it wants foreign charities to donate to government controlled sons but has been criticized for its lack of transparency more than a dozen indian nonprofit groups say their work has been paralyzed by the law change they've complained that it diverts scarce resources away from relief efforts during the pandemic for more this let's join subject go she's a lawyer who practices in the high court of delhi and at the supreme court of india joins me now via skype from new delhi mr goh she could have your live on al-jazeera according to the new york times just a few days ago the donations in the red tape that is now involved in putting not put it donors off from helping india i mean what seems to be the problem in accepting aid to be physical or financial into the country. well so far

as you said about the law the foreign contribution regulation act when inexplicably during the pandemic there was a change to the law and now it's become even more difficult for foreign donors to donate in india to indian n.g.o.s for starters it has to be a centralized going to action for centralized bank so in many cases in rural india you may not have you these national international banks where the nation comes into the end you secondly of course they have prevented subcontracting are subducting so for example if a big endure gets a foundation and they run to the other part of the fun store are looking to ensure let's say in a small part of bihar order to predation you cannot go back because now the new rules that they have made and look aren't ready prevent that from happening and then of course there are other strange which have also been put in place for example there are limitations on the amount that can you spend on star salary and stock expenses so all this has what for example an enduring and last week would not

actually distribute oxygen because they did not have you ever that are available and this of course has been happening for a long time it's just not last year so that's good happening since 201514 indeed prime minister modi had said he wanted more control over the aid that comes into the country afraid as he puts it of aid being misused for other uses other than it was aid as such what is he actually afraid of what is the b j p afraid of when it comes to foreign aid coming into the country. well that's a 1000000 dollar question because you know your little family and also to organizations and also charity of this government from the very beginning have been very very suspicious of charity coming in but also of course the us shares that that would lead to conversion that would lead to some kind of manipulation of public opinion against the government which is why this and that i regime have control and regulate do not off our fund contributions and non-governmental

organizations stuck in that space and it is inexplicably hile as you can see you must have lost your reports that the police actually going after private citizens and opposition political parties were trying to reach out and the people there are questioning citizens who are farming groups are outside groups and other kind of social media outreach for the people and the state just completely vanished what we've seen that in the coded scenario that centralization of the aid has literally fallen apart or there's a great deal of you might say the blame game occurring right now against prime minister modi's beach a big government for just being completely incompetent when it comes to distributing and helping in this covert pandemic he wanted all of this aid going into something called the pm cares fund has very little transparency apparently. absolutely absolutely the b.m.

care fund which was set up we had a prime minister's nationally fun but for reasons best known to the government when the pandemic it one constituted a c.m. care fund that made it very clear to public corporations are and also private companies that this is the preferred status of the nation so actually the states which are the and the 1st front of dealing with the pandemic well start us off corporate social donations and and and legally and i ate and all this money went to the pm care and it was not going to ability not transparency and even today if you do not know how much money has some and how much has been spent yesterday as news reports says that some of the ventilators which have been purchased from the get fund i've turned out to be absolutely felty and there's no accountability on how well he is or were ordered and who wants to be held responsible and remember this that because of this fact or centralization of the money to the pm to the states who are not being told to watch as vaccines were not being told to fire fight but

on our mistakes than had to be spun the steps then had access to the resources and indeed 30 nonprofit organizations in the light of all of this have appealed apparently to the indian government and even to the american agencies who are helping india to revisit this legislation and to relax the regulations for this particular pandemic do you think there will be much traction in civil society and impact on the government to letter told these rules. well if you see the history of the last year you have this government study of a 5 year storms of a society feels especially if you see you know the development of the agricultural lobby you also 1 steam bordering the pandemic so far as this is going to sound that has been an effort made at the high court to get you high court has also asked the government to reconsider those as an imagined on an imagined basis but keep in mind that because this is happened it was so long that almost 15 pounds and enjoys

residue distractions have been cancelled better than yours were actually working in the in the in civil society i bound up operations are scaled down operations so even after a day at the last minute there is some kind of a rethink on the part of the government i don't judge whether it's going to be effective but i do something is better than nothing we'll see what happens for the moment sanjay gauche very good to get your important your insight thanks for joining us from new delhi i can thank you so much the u.s. is current virus thanks a nation campaign has expanded to include all young people aged $12.00 to $15.00 comes as the world health organization calls on wealthy countries to donate vaccines for children to its kovacs which is helping low income countries acquire the champ's this particle hain reports the by the ministration doesn't seem likely 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 won't 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 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 political hay al-jazeera maryland so they can support of us president donald trump has been elected to a senior leadership role in the republican party he or congresswoman lisa stephanie constituted a was voted in as house conference chairwoman she replaces liz cheney who was voted out for her recent criticism of trump 100 reports from washington d.c. . donald trump might seem like a man enjoying semi retirement but his grip on the republican party hasn't slipped just ask fellow republican liz cheney she spoke out against him i will do everything i can to ensure that the former president never again gets anywhere near the oval office her party repaid her by ousting her as the republican conference chair the party's number 3 leader in the house of representatives even though donald trump is no longer commander in chief even though he no longer sits in the oval office he still controls the party he still will be enormous influence over

the party and what you're seeing are republicans making it started effort to try to not only rewrite history but also rewrite it and the way that center is everything around donald trump and that's for good or bad cheney was replaced on friday by a least a funny who made no secret of where her allegiance lies i believe that voters determine the leader of the republican party and president trump is the leader that they look to stiff voted not to certify joe biden is the winner of the 2020 election earning her the support of the man still claiming he won it is this is a rigged election everybody you know republican congressman adam kinzinger says only a few of his colleagues really believe that donald trump won the last presidential election but few were willing to speak out against him so while the party is getting an injection of new leadership the man who calls the tune remains the same

as for the man who by every official count did win the election he seems to want to turn the page liz cheney are suggesting it is above my pay grade i mean i have enough trouble figuring out of my own party all the time let alone the public with that could be difficult with his predecessors constant criticism and his frequent hints that he wants a rematch in 2024. john hendren al-jazeera washington. is there with me so rob a reminder of our top stories a refugee camps been hit in the latest israeli air strikes on gaza at least 8 people have been killed including 6 children rescue workers have been digging through the rubble for survivors in the shati refugee camp after the high.