club anyone who says policy should be left out of. politics and. the passion and the politics of liverpool f.c. the defiance giant. part of the fans who make football series on al-jazeera. 'd funerals are held for palestinian mothers and their children killed during an israeli airstrike on their refugee camp in gaza. and on the clock this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. an increase in communal violence between israeli jews and palestinian israelis as mobs throw fire bombs into homes. but he meant a lot worse tyrants are going off the mark 73 years of.

dozens more bodies of suspected case with $1000.00 victims are found floating in india's river ganges to the country's poorest states in trade blame. all right let's take you straight away to ramallah in the occupied west bank where palestinians are marking not for the day or the catastrophe when 750000 palestinians were forcibly displaced from their homes in the war that led to the establishment of israel in 1948 you can hear the sirens going off in the background marking 73 years since that happened. it's all taking on extra significance this year amid the worsening conflict between israel and palestine.

and as that is going on funerals are being held for 2 women and their 8 children killed in an israeli strike at early on saturday morning the home in the alice shotty refugee camp was hit. and their deaths mean that 139 palestinians have not been killed since the offensive began on monday. israel's ground forces continue to fire heavy artillery into the strip all the while for toward the has the latest. rescue workers in gaza dig through rubble for survivors at the shattered 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 close to 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 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 and i want to show 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 in. deceptive. as the fighting continues the humanitarian crisis in gaza grows steadily worse 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 are already traumatized by past wars this is why it's so critical that we have to have immediately as i had to say shiver still. carry lifelong injuries mental health issues but it is a 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 more fighting between israeli police and palestinian demonstrators

continued into the night in occupied east jerusalem there's also been increasing violence between israeli jews and palestinian israelis in what the president's called a senseless civil war a warning you may find some of the images in her force's report to stir. 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. and one of our guys tried to the from behind the mosque where he was shot we don't know the settlers or police or undercover forces 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. stands accused of fueling this fire courting and legitimize ing the extreme racist right at the last election. to tackle gun crime within palestinian israeli areas the years before. in the occupied west bank

a violent flare up of a different kind. of fronting soldiers in forcing a military occupation this was just west of ramallah. this was hebron. and this close to the illegal israeli settlement if. we try. to defend our land we have no arms nothing as in gaza and israel the toll mounted quickly israeli forces using live ammunition 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 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 was his reply the simple open innocence of that question now seems from another time. that al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem. ok let's go live now to the occupied west bank to ramallah or indeed we're standing by the need to give us a sense of the mood. we've seen $100.00 and tens of palestinians gathered he had at the menorah square just a little while ago they're now walking in and around the city they're part of the protests that are organized all across the occupied west bank to what not but this is to say that palestinians remember when hundreds of thousands of palestinians were displaced and were forced to flee from their houses at that they would never been able to come back to for many palestinians here the neck about is still ongoing the land grabs the displacement from houses. and the illegal

israeli settlements the attacks by such as against palestinians so for many palestinians they would tell you they feel that not that they're not marking 73 years old not combat but of nec but that is happening. on a daily basis palestinians are expected to lay 3 bodies to rest after 11 palestinians were killed in confrontations with the israeli army on friday now the rest of these palestinians were laid to rest late on friday but also there is one palestinians was but do you was withheld by the israeli army this is one of the policies that are employed by the israelis where if they say that someone has tried to carry out an attack then they keep the but you with some sort of a punishment to the families we are expecting palestinians to be taking to

confrontation points in several areas in the occupied west bank to mark the day and show their. clearly many people already on the streets and it's likely to continue throughout the day and into the night. and we are expecting more of kind of what we've seen on friday palestinian protesters having to confrontation points with the israeli army there are numerous israeli military checkpoints all across the occupied west bank as well. and so we are expecting palestinians to have to these competition then we would be expecting the israeli army to use. force these protesters we've been seeing a lot sudden lots of injuries by live ammunition according to the health ministry statistics they say that they have dealt with 1750 palestinians who were wounded in different parts of the west bank and $26.00 of those were critically

injured so we probably are expecting to see the death toll rising and that's also part of why we expect the situation to escalate further. are literally there for the time b.s.p. choose the day goes on in the off to be versus into the evening thanks very much for the time being it to him in ramallah and still ahead here in china becomes a 3rd country to the spacecraft after the u.s. and the soviet union. how wild birds joining the chorus of protests is really around the world. as a clump of cloud this thing here that was almost a tropical spitta gave

a thermite to right the central philippines but nothing too severe and it's about to fall apart rather than improve itself now otherwise it's wise fred said the big shows focusing on borneo recently in sumatra probably cambodia thailand and this is exactly as it should be this is seasonally correct and it's much much drier and i in java again as it should be in australia the turn to cooler weather is happening at the moment this rusher showers indicates cold air coming up from the southern ocean really cross the bite and into victoria's to 16 degrees or goes through on sunday maybe you won't feel quite as nice in tasmania to still middle to high twenty's in perth which beats sydney somewhat and indeed brisbane disappointingly cool and 23 in new zealand the wind on the right now passing from sas to north but the western side of the arlen's so you have a fair amount of snow to come on sunday and unfortunately the temperatures that

knock knock back a bit still not call it 17 in christchurch that's how we get to monday north all and gets most of the rain has been still up to about 20. 1 can think that cost the return of fake government trillions in spending in the rich world the will of super charge inflation stifling the economic recovery and football's business model wasn't working before the pandemic and it's not working night. counting the costs on al-jazeera. be the hero the world needs. washing.

well again you want your answer i'm on about top stories this hour and a funerals are being held for 2 palestinian women and children killed in an israeli strike early on saturday morning home in garza's al sharpton a refugee camp was hit at this mean 139 palestinians have not been killed since the offensive. police 11 palestinians were killed during protests swept across the west bank on friday confrontations between israeli police and palestinian demonstrators continued into the night in occupied east jerusalem. palestinians in ramallah in the occupied west bank marking like the day of the catastrophe when 750000 palestinians were forcibly displaced from their homes in the war that led to the establishment of israel in 1900.

now the bodies of about 100 suspected covert 19 victims have been found floating in the river ganges in the past week most were recovered in india's poorest state of bihar that has the country's worst health care system there is only one doctor for every 28000 people a warning 1st this report from india correspondent elizabeth product contains images some people might find. 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 workers 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 a 100 bodies suspected to be of covert 19 victims have been found floating in the ganges in the states of be hard and author pretty 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 line to community health care centers for 120000000 people. and 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 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. 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 covered by a 1000 deaths in bihar and dia'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. i know my room will never. find a better one. i've been trying.

for many years under it not ever. to come to a hospital they died. 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 take is unlikely to be much higher elizabeth pradhan al jazeera new delhi. well let's hear now from poverty to tell who has the latest from new delhi. the tragedy we're seeing on the ground simply cannot be quantified i mean if i could just run you through the latest numbers nationally the fresh count is the lowest we've seen in over a fortnight but still above the 300000 mark even the death toll is the lowest in 4 days but still where above the 3000 mark and they were in jail you know that's what we've been talking about a lot the tragedy over there and now the government has acknowledged that it has recovered more than 2000 bodies in and around the ganges and this is happening in 2

of in just poorest states this option is that these are bodies of people who died of colvin and because of the rising cost of cremation and the general feel of the virus this is how people are getting rid of dead bodies this really underscores 2 things that we've been talking about one the massive undercount both in terms of the death toll and also the caseload and secondly in rural india you know the combination of poverty a threadbare medical infrastructure and lack of literacy lack of know how this is these are places where you can catch a covert test more you're positive and isolate these are not places where you have you know high quality and 95 mosques or you know good facilities to sanitize and the combination of all of this has really allowed the virus to run rampant in rural india the saturdays the final day of registration for candidates hoping to succeed

president hassan rouhani following iran's election in june this year is very much comes at a critical time with terror on and well pals gauged diplomatic negotiations to revive the 2015 nuclear deal those jabari is it terror on and has me. we've seen some of the most high profile candidates hopefuls rather registering on this final day earlier this morning we saw. johnny he is of course the former speaker of parliament register and we just seen the head of the country's judiciary at the register as well now these candidates will be vetted by a governing body called the guardian council that's a 12 member body who will decide who is eligible to run in these elections that are we held on june 18th the candidates will have to meet a number of criteria including they have to be between the ages of $40.75 and they have to be rainy and nationals and of the countries majority religion the

candidates we've seen so far come forth have also been the former defense minister as well as former president mahmoud ahmadinejad all in the hopes of trying to be to stand in this election the 2 most high profile candidates that we've seen so far is you see who has been within the country's judicial branches of government since he was at the age of 20 he was a prosecutor he was appointed in 2017 after he was defeated in the presidential elections by current president hassan rouhani by the supreme leader to the head of digit to sherry now if he is approved which we believe he most likely will be he will have to resign from that position to run in the presidential election. people in chile 1000 members to write a new constitution for the country this week and the press is being seen as crucial to reforming social rights a latin america at its embassy in yemen reports now from some to. 19 months ago

a social uprising exploded in the it was thought to be latin america's most stable economy and democracy no one saw it 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 preempt it is process is in fact a democracy chris points to a conflict that could otherwise and in all 3 turn as a woman have for a democracy will work. writer philosopher and political analyst patricia fit now and 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 was written in 1912 by the former military dictatorship and millions of tunes her body as it will do the lead from its conception more importantly it sets the ground rules for this country's economic political and social system which a bathroom darkly 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 any moral back 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. progress

. 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 criminal lawyer. but via the basis of power today is carried out by a handful of logic anomic groups that in practice decide not only the way the state is that minister but define how our society is structured. others who worry. 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 shoulders of those who have to strike

a very difficult and delicate balance you see in human al-jazeera centrality china has successfully landed a spacecraft on mars that follows the u.s. in the soviet union to become the 3rd country to have a rover touchdown on the red planet 6 will the jurong is named after the god of fire and the chinese with ology is china's most ambitious space mission so far and jointly 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 their total 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 if all goes well within a few days itself the out on the surface actually taking measurements driving around the excess miles 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 of 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 do 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 landing 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. doug john artis a seemingly found wild birds joining the chorus of protest songs really how to run the world she's recorded songbirds echoing protesters chant from black lives matter marches of the united states to rallies for democracy in hong kong steadfast in matter in on them in the netherlands. i was sound so free systems gaffed in 12 gramophone recorded from the mouth of humans and the beaks of births. i. was in minneapolis usa it's a gas station. on east lake streets a bird lives and true history 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 a lot a 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 to embarrass i found the birds that's was making an excerpt imitation of the whistle of to yellow 1st protesters ok got you. 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. of 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're going to 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 slogans about. no justice no peace exactly so you get the particular type of female that is interested in that. scientists also found that bird still saying these unusual songs long after they

heard them so even if protests fill the 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 files an echo that will continue to resonate. everywhere where birds and humans share the same space and emotional experiences that fastened al-jazeera are in am. i this is out there these are the top stories and funerals are being held for 2 palestinian women and children killed in israeli airstrike early on saturday morning the home in gaza cellar shot the refugee camp was hit me 139 palestinians have not been killed.