is when an island bill for tourists suddenly has no visitors it's. one on one east travels to bali to find out. on al-jazeera. the. order. israeli shelling on dancer continues hours after an airstrike on a refugee camp kills 10 palestinians. protests expected across the world to mark nakba the day palestinians were forcibly displaced from their homes for the establishment of israel. a lot of this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up dozens more bodies of

suspected $1000.00 victims are found floating in india is that river ganges is 2 of india's per state's trade plane. and china becomes the 3rd country to land a spacecraft on mars after the u.s. and the soviet union. hello welcome to the program it is 7 g.m.t. 10 am in the gaza strip where for the last hour the area has once again come under heavy artillery fire from israel the scene palestinians are again woke up to the aftermath of explosions rising across gaza skyline overnight a refugee camp was one of the targets hit by an israeli airstrike killing at least 10 people including 8 children that takes the total death toll to 139 palestinians since the offensive began on monday let's hear now from victoria.

rescue workers in gaza dig through rubble for survivors at the shattered refugee camp after a house that was hit by an israeli air strike. 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 he sustained kids were visiting they were all killed all of them. in the 1st. this 2 month old baby called omagh was one of 2 survivors who were rushed to hospital but at least 5 other children were killed and. 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 i am out of. 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 math 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 all over be traumatized by past wars this

is why it's so critical that we have to have immediately as i as and physicians are still. carry lifelong injuries mental health issues what is visible 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 be al jazeera. responded to the latest attack by far in paris rockets towards israel one hit a building in ashdod emergency services say a 6 floor apartment was damage but its 3 occupants were in a protected room in the home a factory in the port of ashdod was also hit causing a fire there were no casualties in this incident either at least 9 people have died in israel since the conflict escalated. the fighting between israeli police and palestinian demonstrators has continued into the 19 occupied east jerusalem there's also been increasing violence between israeli jews and palestinian israelis in what

the president has called a senseless civil war a warning you may find some of the images in her forces report disturbing. after days of depressing racial violence across israel friday night in brought a new low throwing fire bombs into homes including that of 12 year old mohammed he and his younger sister burned his father said they'd been sitting in the living room when the molotov cocktail was thrown in he rushed mohammed to the bath the neighbors came to help but across israel neighbors a turning on each other on a scale that few can remember more gun violence in ludd where 2 jewish men was shot the previous night by palestinians the town has seen religious sites desecrated a jewish synagogue a muslim cemetery the prime minister was there again on friday. groups of writers are coming from the arab public and harming jews because they are jews i am explicitly saying that this is not the entire arab public and not even the

majority of the arab public but it is a significant minority that harms violently and also harms the fabric of life we have built over the years between jews and arabs. and so to the crackdown israel's internal security agency detaining a senior cleric of the northern islamic movement for alleged incitement accompanying violent confrontations dozens more palestinians injured some critically netanyahu himself stands accused of fueling this fire courting and legitimize in the extreme racist right at the last election failing fully to tackle gun crime within palestinian israeli areas the years before. in the occupied west bank a violent flare up of a different kind confronting soldiers in forcing a military occupation this was just west of ramallah. this was hebron. and this close to the illegal israeli settlement if they. were trying to defend our

land we have no arms nothing as in gaza and israel the toll mounted quickly israeli forces using light. munition shooting protesters dead hundreds were injured. in occupied east jerusalem jewish settlers and palestinians faced off one palestinian man was shot and injured. as well as erupting in the occupied west bank and continuing here in occupied east jerusalem this violence between jews and arabs is continuing to flare in israel itself the image that shocked so many earlier this week was the beating of side mussa he's now given an interview to israel's channel 13 t.v. saying his assailants 1st asked him if he was an arab yes how can i help it was his reply the simple open innocence of that question now seems from another time or a force that al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem well let's hear now from our white house correspondent kelly how could you heard the latest on the u.s.

political reaction and the white house press secretary has been asked to clarify the president's position after critics accused him of failing to condemn israel. 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 the 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. this is the live scene over gaza right now you can see smoke billowing over the skyline there and a rocket has just been has just landed within the gaza strip. the scene palestinians are waking up to again the aftermath of explosions rising across gaza's skyline

will see how the day pans out it is of course not but a day away in which marks a day when israel was established in palestine back in 148 and rallies are expected across the world. now demonstrations as i say are expected to be held around the globe in support of the palestinian people saturday is marking that barrel the catastrophe when 750000 palestinians were forcibly displaced from their homes in the war that led to the establishment of israel in 1948 this is seen in sydney australia where a vigil has been held to protest against israel's action from the u.k. to afghanistan and south africa to germany crowds are set to join their cause following similar demonstrations held since monday when hundreds of people held a rally in southern lebanon near the border with israel on friday one person died after being struck by israeli fire. these are the scenes in germany in berlin where

hundreds of protesters condemned the israeli attacks the government says it supports israel and has promised to increase protection for jewish institutions. well the u.n. security council will hold a meeting on the violence on sunday secretary-general intended to terrorise is warning of security and a humanitarian crisis and says the israeli palestinian conflict could foster extremism across the region christine salumi has more from the u.n. . the u.n. security council is on the sidelines of this latest middle east conflict as a result of american intervention diplomats confirmed that the united states blocked calls for an open meeting on friday during which countries could publicly express their views it was also the americans who stopped any form of a statement unified statement from being issued on behalf of the council something that all other members were pushing for a spokesperson for u.s. ambassador linda thomas greenfield tells al-jazeera that the united states wanted

to give space for diplomatic efforts underway at the highest levels to to work they were looking to deescalate tensions and move towards a cease fire while of course the situation on the ground has only gotten more violent since then and diplomats as well as u.n. officials here have expressed their extreme frustration we would like to see member states. pruett to action the ideals that we all have to live up to within this within this organization. so the more unified the security council is the stronger its voice and the stronger its impact the united states initially said they wanted to wait until tuesday for an open meeting they've since relented a bit agreeing to a rare sunday gathering the 1st open meeting of the council since these hostilities began. still ahead here on al-jazeera.

how while the birds are joining the chorus of protest songs ringing out around the world. well it's quite a little spring right about which i hope is welcome it makes things grow after all after all the dodgy start to spring and is widespread clad in various curls it comes up against this blocking high just east of moscow so everything goes in this direction then heads north and tempers have risen as of this southerly flow in scandinavia is no longer snowing anyway even in finland temperatures in the teens it's cold enough at the height of the tops of the outs on the pyrenees still to some snow it's not a great surprise i suppose for the general disappointment if you look at the temperatures there in the teens you'd expect to be in the twenty's for example of

zurich or in london and london representing england here is wet and windy quite often certainly the whip it is there now typically innsbrook is below average by 4 degrees and it's going to be showers show showers or thunderstorms for the next few days that does represent an awful lot of europe but not all of spain in the science of spain the southwest and lithia in seville it house hit 41 before but the average is 27 and we well about the ocean that's going to keep going i think so the next couple of days it has been hot throughout the hell recently and some area is still pretty hot not sure it's quite a record but it's getting there but it's mostly dry. frank assessments there are a lot of poison but the government used one exactly how and one measure never taking for a situation like i'm not to believe you could ever get informed opinions is the

u.s. with thinking the military positioning of the middle east wasn't just a simple act of reorganizing ministry assets this is a message to the region the united states years are rethinking its military posture in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. but again you're watching out 0 a reminder our top stories this hour and palestinians in gaza have woken up to heavy artillery fire from israel overnight a refugee camp was hit by an israeli airstrike killing at least 10 people including 8 children. at least 7 palestinians have been killed during protests that swept

across the west bank on friday confrontations between israeli police and palestinian demonstrators continued into the night in occupied east jerusalem. demonstrations are expected to be held around the globe in support of the palestinian people this is the scene in sydney in australia where a big deal is being held to protest against israel's. now the bodies of about 100 suspected covert 900 victims have been found floating in india's river ganges in the past week most were recovered in india's poorest state of bihar and that has the country's worst health care system there is only one doctor for every 28000 people a warning this report from our india across one of those with brown and contains images some people might 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 workers say in recent times they've never had to deal with so many bodies. but. the daily count keeps changing some days we cremate 4050 or even 50 bodies it's even reach 145 in one day but over the past week around a 100 bodies suspected to be of carpet 19 victims have been found floating in the ganges and the states have be hard and author. 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 mean the pandey traveled from his hometown 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 they are for basic illnesses we got medicine to work they don't bring 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. in 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 call that 19 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. number of. foreign debate. but really it isn't there. to come to a hospital. cases of the virus in india have now top $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. well the terrorist go or at least 75 patients have reportedly died over the past 4 days due to a lack of oxygen at its top the state run hospital the high court to criticize the government and seen in a hospital officials for saying logistical problems and connecting oxygen cylinders

may have caused some casualties goes covered 900 pacific the rate is the highest in the world with one out of 2 people tested confirmed to have the virus british prime minister boris johnson is warning the variant of a covert 901st attack today in india could threaten england's read out of luck to the u.k. stepping up its fact you can program shortening the time between 1st and 2nd jobs for people over 50 and for clinically vulnerable people if the variant is significantly more transmissible we're likely to face some hard choices and we're going to be learning a lot more in the coming days and weeks about that the good news is that so far we have no evidence to suggest that vaccines will be less effective in protecting people against severe illness and hospitalisation people in chile are electing members to write a new constitution for the country this weekend process is being seen as crucial to reforming social rights as

a response to violent anti-government protests nearly 2 years ago i latin america in human reports now from santiago and what's at stake. 19 months ago a social uprising exploded in what was thought to be latin america's most stable economy and democracy no one side coming. angry protests spread throughout chile including widespread vandalism and looting. nothing it seemed could put out the fire. or satisfy citizens demands for better social rights. the revolt forced the conservative government and congress to give chileans the right to draft a new constitution with freely elected delegates for the very 1st time if the voters want to be in pick is process is in fact a democracy response to a conflict that could otherwise and in authority turn is a perfectly democracy will work right or philosopher and political analyst by police of finland this is one of the independent candidates to the upcoming

constitutional convention this is where the convention will be held to replace this filene's current constitution it was written in 1900 killed by the former military dictatorship and millions of tunes her body as it will do them and from its conception more importantly it sets the ground rules for this country's economic political and social system which a bathroom guard he now believes must retain. the constitution closer creates chillies exceptionally free market model it has allowed the economy to grow but over time a tiny minority has accumulated enormous wealth and power. leaving the majority unprotected in terms of decent health care education and pensions income inequality is the worst amongst o.e.c.d. members break at the memorial but before feel that we need a new social contract in which the state guarantee to social rights we me we must

update our democracy institutions which means for distributed power democratically we may be leading the charge for the demands much of the world is making. chile's new constitution will be the world's 1st region with gender parity and 17 of the 155 delegates will represent the country's indigenous people but there are serious concerns that the electoral system will unfairly favor the widely discredited political parties over independent candidates like chris. but it literally via the basis of power today is carried out by a handful of large economic groups that in practice not only the way to state it minister but define how our society is structured. others are worried that reforms may go too far be too radical or create false

expectations. as things stand the future stability of chile will rest on the soldiers of those who have to strike a very difficult and delicate balance you see in human al-jazeera sente out of. an outspoken supporter a former u.s. president told trump has been elected to a senior leadership role in the republican party new york congresswoman lisa stefani was voted in as house conference chairwoman she replaces liz cheney who was voted out for her recent criticism of the former president. rescue teams are looking for survivors after 2 tornadoes ripped through central in eastern china killing at least 7 people more than $200.00 were injured as strong winds destroyed dozens of homes across the cities of ruin and souse of electricity faith effort cities and factory buildings have also been wrecked. china has successfully landed a spacecraft on mars follows the u.s.

in the soviet union to become a 3rd country to have a rube a touchdown on the red planet of the 6 wheeled jurong is named after the got a fire engine chinese mythology descended from a craft that has been orbiting mars since february it is china's most ambitious space mission so far well john horner is professor of astrophysics at the university of southern queensland institute for advance engineering and space sciences he says such missions don't just excite scientists and spy people. person you will be doing is checking that everything's ok that comes from the cut down 2nd sound of the little number not top of the one that it's not there of and they'll map out the area and they'll make sure they know exactly where they are out of the next few days so get ready for the rather to roll down around off the land and start exploring the fall goes well within a few days itself the out on the surface actually taking measurements driving round of mounds it's simply the truth that they can do that so there's a lot of things that's very similar in a way to the ingenuity helicopter that the americans have that part of it is simply

proving that you've got a hostage to do this to prepare for future missions but on top of that he's going to do with huge amount of science it's going to look at the geology of the area look for evidence of past water current water still in the interior of mars or got it really on bush's program a science particularly accept for the 1st time that they're being smart that kind of trying to do everything all at once it inspires people and that's always something that much affects countries that are things like this it develops new technology and that also is really useful that new technology that trickles down into everyday life but in the long term china's looking in a very similar way to the u.s. of sending people out into space that loving people on the moon and then further into the future sending people to mars and sending people out into the solar system as a whole and so this is one step along that route such as scientists it's really exciting because of the things we can learn but i think it's a cycle it's also really cool because it's a step along the road to actually human exploration an opponent presents for people in space beyond the. now adult charters has seemingly found wild birds joining the

chorus of protest songs ringing out around the world she's recorded song birds echoing protesters chants from black lives matter marches in the u.s. to rallies for democracy in hong kong step mustn't matter in on him in the netherlands. god. was sound so free systems go off in 12 gramophone recorded from the mouth of humans and the beaks of births. in minneapolis usa it's a gas station. on the streets a bird lives and true history a story angry protesters for chanting for just for justice and the birds picked up this tune of the chanter states went to a stair retore day after day calling for a change when not to haven heard

a bird copying the sound of a machine gun in a military area she wanted to find out if history could be stored in bird songs for a long time i found nothing so far as praising our dear what am i doing but then. at a mcdonald's close to oxford triomphe in paris i found the birds that's was making except imitation of the whistle of to yellow 1st of protesters ok gotcha. she was also lucky in hong kong. where she found bird singing protest songs in this video of rallies in the netherlands she shows us how animals respond to heated situation. animals not only pick up sounds but also human emotions from agitated crowds during uprisings and demonstrations this art installation playfully explores this idea but scientists

say they have found enough evidence to confirm that there's more interaction between birds and humans than we might expect. i think that all the. research or how the slab of corn found that birds generally copy sounds of other animals but also human sounds especially when these are unusual possibly frightening them and what we believe and that is not proven but rather believe is that in many of those species the bigger the repertoire the more attractive these males are i mean that sense if you can show off with some really strange sounds in your repertoire you may become really attractive although well we need still need to prove that with some cool slogan about. no justice no peace exactly so you get the particular type of female that is interested in that. scientists also found that birds still saying these unusual songs long after they heard them so even if. protest will be silence and if the 1st people will be silence and squares are swept

empty and the streets are empty again we can hear the echo of the voice of the people that call for change and a father to us a comforting fots an echo that will continue to resonate. everywhere where birds and humans she had a strange and emotional experiences that fast and al-jazeera are and i am. all right let's just have a quick look at the headlines here and out there and palestinians in gaza have what cannot 2 heavy artillery fire from israel overnight a refugee camp was hit by an israeli airstrike clear at least 10 people including 8 children. i think it's my cousin's house we were surprised by an airstrike that hit the house without any warning we ran outside we sort of 4 story house get completely.