the incoming monsoon also tend to produce these things their resume known as time you have this is a big and strengthening tropical cycle it's currently a very severe psychotic storm it could get worse than that as it heads slowly know . who sponsored the cattle and ways. this is al jazeera. this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london coming up. we will continue to respond forcefully and to the security of our people. and restore israel's prime minister says the ongoing offensive in gaza will continue as long as necessary.

this after israel destroyed gaza tower block housing al-jazeera and other foreign media as well as many families. funerals are held for 2 mothers and their 8 children killed by israeli jets in a gaza refugee camp. and a new barrel of rockets is fired at the israeli city of tel aviv from gaza killing one man i'm 7 ash with sports is it it has reportedly told his players he will step down as the end of the season and less to cissie a win the f.a. cup for that time will be team and scoring the winner against chelsea out what believe. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says a military offensive in gaza is not yet over and his forces will continue attacking or doing all they can to avoid civilian casualties but deaths are still mounting in

the gaza strip 145 palestinians have been killed since monday including 41 children and israeli airstrike has also destroyed a building in gaza housing international media including our jazeera and the associated press. the building collapsed after being struck by most. missiles it housed residential apartments and a number of news outlets the building was evacuated after receiving a warning an hour before the strike out there has condemned the bombing as a clear act to stop journalist reporting on events israeli army is reportedly about to demolish another residential tower in gaza with residents given a warning to leave or dozens more have been fired from gaza into israel one man was killed when a rocket exploded in a street in the robot gun suburb of tel of eve nearby buildings were damaged by the

shrapnel warning sirens have been sounding in tel aviv and across central israel 10 people have been killed in israel since monday including 2 children no country would tolerate this israel will not tolerate this israel has responded forcefully to these attacks and we will continue to respond forcefully until the security of our people is reinstated and restored as always israel is doing everything possible to protect our civilians and keep palestinian civilians out of harm's way we demonstrated this yet again today when we want civilians to vacate the building used by the hamas terror intelligence they vacated the premises before the target was destroyed and that's why you don't hear of casualties from these collapsing turtles because we take special care to avoid these civilian casualties exactly the opposite of hamas. they head of hamas is political here is mild hania was defiant

as he addressed a protest in doha against the bombing of gaza. there is distance who will not give in and will always be on top of the mountain carrying the soul. and or not carrying the sword and shield for. god willing brothers and sisters oh look this is huge garza. that has been besieged for 15 years 15 years under siege from every direction disused gaza today. it's not a hurry force it is in west jerusalem and tell us more about netanyahu as comments on the end of the offensive continue it. well yes he said that it would continue as long as is necessary it's not the 1st time he said that in the

last few days but it is another fairly strong indication that despite what also happened during the course of today a discussion between him and the u.s. president biden on the phone. netanyahu publicly at least is talking about continuing this operation the hebrew section of his speech was reported to include words slightly different from the english sections said that the fighting would last days yet so it's not an indication a sorry that it's going to that he that israel at least is intending to push on for a weeks long war as we have seen in the past but of course it's difficult to predict exactly how it will play out there war were some reports that the ministerial meeting that took place earlier on included calls for the attack to stop because of calculations of his road pretty much exhausted its target bank however equally there are other reports suggesting that israel may well expand its

targets to as for what he said to president biden it was similar we understand or at least the that the headlines from it from the israeli side are you know some of the message he conveyed saying that israel is taking all care it could in the protection of civilians but that it would that he had communicated what the next steps that israel plan to take would be and he also spoke about being into coming alliance around israel. he did and once again he came out extremely strongly against the arab versus jewish side of that comment of violence saying that israel was the jewish state would not tolerate pogroms against its people would not tolerate vigilantism again saying that not all arabs were involved but there was a substantial number that were out to cause harm he also did talk about the fact

that there were attacks going the other way as well in less. heightened language than the what he was saying about the the palestinian israeli attacks on jews but it is another already fairly depressing sight there are images being shared on social media videos of people being stoned in cars based on an assumption that they are palestinian israeli i spent a pretty long night last night looking at these videos as they were coming in and they just keep coming in despite the various pledges from the israeli government that it's going to crack down on it and indeed the indications from netanyahu the he wants to see the border forces and the police do much more pretty much off the leash when he's talking particularly about the palestinians ready violence against jews that is obviously causing some concern in that community as well as well as

that there is the far right politician it's a my ben via who said he's going to go to one of the hot spots the city of lahore or lid in arabic himself he's been injecting himself into this racial tension into this political tension throughout and he's someone that their own self has brought into the israeli parliament the knesset by engineering an alliance with another right wing party so people are looking at netanyahu for having stoked this in several ways but not least through is tacit support of a far right seen as racist politicians are a force that thank you very much indeed. now this there has released the following statement about the destruction of the building in gaza in the strongest terms the condemning the strongest terms the bombing and destruction of its offices by the israeli military in gaza and saying it views this as a clear act to stop journalists from conducting their sacred duty to inform the world and report events on the ground the statement went on to say the assault aims

to silence the truth by killing the messenger and that journalism is not a crime he says he press released this video of that stuff evacuating the building in gaza before the israeli airstrike the president and c.e.o. of the news agency gary pruitt says the company any narrative voided a loss of life and he told us he would like to see proof that hamas had a presence in the building. i can tell you that we've been in that building for 15 about 15 years with our bureau we certainly had no sense that hamas was there we would like to see the evidence we're not sure whether hamas was there or not we don't know but i can tell you the impact will be that the world will know less about what's going on in gaza because that building was leveled it had great sightlines to show the world what was going on in gaza and that will be lost. returned to the scene of the destroyed media building shortly after it was struck

we are back to our destroyed 1st photo reporting here our colleagues even people who used to live in this place. started to collect or look for for some. important things including equipment including important. things after out of the building is thought that liquid love. that is that an air strike is intensified since the early afternoon also the palestinian fighting groups are intensifying their reach or of their fire or extending their range of fire towards southern israel they hit tel aviv they had better shave up and other longer range cities the minister posts say just that hospitals are receiving more bodies and more injured people and their hospitals they find lots of difficulties in dealing with this huge number of injured people egypt opened its borders for

receive deceiving the injured people for to treat them because the health system in gaza is not able and more to do without. more mortars that they shelled houses also have been receiving warnings from the israelis and they have a thing i'm looking for shelter after they have received these warnings people are seeing i talk to come not to leave except for. elements and to meet the needs of their children and their families. across gaza families have been holding funerals for loved ones killed by israeli airstrikes many of them children nora byrne manley has more and a warning there are disturbing images from the beginning of her report. at the funeral of a child in the city of rafah in southern gaza i'm a woman in shock says only children playing with their toys mothers grandmothers

and families left inconsolable yes it was. innocent victims of days of heavy israeli airstrikes and artillery fire that destroyed homes and neighborhoods vote out of what is is baby done it we were sitting safely at home we didn't hear a warning rocket our house got hit violently why why why do they bomb houses and their residence. in the northern beit hanoun neighborhood people search through rubble for their belongings gaza is home to about 2000000 people in an enclave under israeli blockade there are few places to escape the bombs gaza is probably the most densely populated spot on earth it has been under 14 years of air sea and land blockade it is the place where the spare is extremely high and we're civilians are trapped. tooth scape the bombs many children as sheltering in schools

but they still don't feel safe. and i'm not that we ran out of our house after the air attacks and our house was bombed we fled to the school we're told at the smoke from the bombs poisonous we don't know what the poison is and we only know that the thick smoke after the explosion was very choking for what purpose in the united states on thursday house democrat rashida to play up made the emotional statement to congress reading the words of a palestinian mother i want to read something a mother named the man and has a wrote 2 days ago. she said quote tonight i put the kids to sleep in our bedroom so that when we die we die together. as al-jazeera spoke to a man about the message it was interrupted as bombs exploded nearby you can hear it actually while we're speaking there is loud sounds of bumping the. people who are living through fine lines. every single day. we

wake up to reply to messages like iraq. and. worse here every single night we are names. hamas and its allies have responded to the attacks by firing a barrage of rockets from inside gaza. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the bombardment will not end soon. as bombs fall rescue workers seek the survivors after a house was hit an all shouty refugee camp on friday killing 10 members of a family funerals are taking place throughout gaza for those killed which includes dozens of children for those who survived the bombs they're now in the traumatized and terrified of further attacks. during the al-jazeera a 5 month old baby was the only survivor from that israeli air strike on a house in the refugee camp in gaza baby omar is being treated in hospital he

suffered a broken leg ironed throat injuries and bruising his mother and 4 siblings all died in the attack along with 5 other relatives they were visiting family for aid celebrations. and what is that the muslim i don't i call on the international community those who support human rights and children's rights and democracy those who penalize only want to harm the child to look to our children here who are being bombed with strikes could drop entire floors on to people whose body parts we have to recover. as the air strikes have continued so too has violence among palestinian israelis and jewish residents inside israel and the past week has seen riots on a scale not seen in decades the mayor of the mixed town of laud which has seen some of the worst violence has compared it to a civil war the tactics of police have also been called into question yossi beilin is a former israeli justice minister and was a major figure in the israeli palestinian peace negotiations in the 1990 s.

he says the divisions will take a long time to heal usually the feeling is. of freeing surprise when people who yesterday sit together in the same restaurant and exchange jokes signed in says now against each other and it's frightening and they know from our experience 20 years ago 21 years ago is that. it will be over but it will take time until people will be ready to. turin you'll the same kind of relations that developed in the 1st. as the deputy general director of the legal center for arab minority rights in israel she joins us now on skype from haifa thank you very much for being with us i want to ask you what the latest is on the into communal violence has that settled down at all or is

it still continuing. first of all the situation is still continuing but i would like actually to start to with the. facts and some misleading facts that have been sacked whether by politicians led by prime minister netanyahu and also misleading facts by the israeli media which all of them are. are presenting that it's an issue of the arabs very says jews arabs attacking synagogues arabs attacking a property of jews and the situation is not like that the situation as that we are talking about an organized right wing settler extreme violence which is being organized by settlers that are living and are residents of outside mixed cities and outside of our towns that are organizing as. inner crime

a group through social media calling each other where they will attack tonight and tomorrow what time what to wear how to be what happens to bring and what are the property off arab houses that should be attacked they enter the arab towns and the mixed cities and start at tacking and hurting arab people aren't citizens and i have property and the problem is that in addition to the fact that it is being organized the problem the issue is that it is being all organized by the support of the in direct maybe support even if it's not declared by the support of the police israeli police they are being accompanied by the police they are right and bus is still mixed cities by beliefs by police and they are not being arrested by the police and i want to give an example a few days ago on may 12th the israeli government declared this. city of lead or

logged in english as a civil emergency town it is the only town that is being declared legally as a civil emergency situation no other city is like that this means that they were able legally as well to employ impose curfew and learn the fact that despite the curfew and after 8 pm when it was imposed hundreds of groups of settlers were organizing arriving in busses police officers police israeli police officers were seen accompanying them are rising from outside into the city of log walking and arab neighborhoods and attacking arabs during the curfew it was a situation want to just want to ask you i mean it they have they have been also reports of arabs attacking jewish settlers as well as part of this otherwise it wouldn't be described as into communal violence which if it had happened it appears

to have been that at least what do you think needs to happen now to calm the situation down. no i think 1st of all that i have an issue with the description of intercommunal violence i think that it is more than that because this is part of systematic racial discrimination policies because otherwise if any of the politicians have been willing from daisy row not even day one day 0 to stop it they would not have would not have initiated that in the beginning and we cannot also talk about the cure in advance without with disconnecting them with with what's happened during the month of ramadan the attack on no worshipers in the 1st of actions of palestinians from their homes and is jerusalem and the violent police the by the violence from the police towards demonstrators palestinian demonstrators say i got a story interest again but what do you think the i mean if if things don't settle

down what's your view in the in the longer term within israel cat can these communities continue to live side by side or do you think that's because it's becoming impossible. i think that talking about cold a coexistence is not that issue anymore i think that for a long time it hasn't been the issue don't forget that in 2018 the israeli government and parliament passed the jewish nation state basic law which has the status of a constitution providing a constitutional legitimacy for ethnic jewish supremacy excluding palestinians from this constitution which basically means that it is allowed to discriminate against arabs based on the constitution what we are seeing now is a translation off a constitution off a long term a systematic racial discrimination against arabs and i think that the narrative of living together or coexistence is not there anymore we are talking about narrative

of sygate racial segregation of apartheid and even at least even more than that jewish white supremacy which has been given constitutionally just legitimacy in the jewish nation state basic law is leading to racism is leading to the support of the israeli police to the vote to the organized violence of the settlers so i was on to have thank you for talking to us when i was there thank you good evening. coming up on this news hour from london. from baghdad to london people around the world protest against israel bombing gaza. and coming up in sports rafael nadal reaches yet another final at the ramones to. protest against the bombardment of gaza have been taking place in cities across the

u.s. these are scenes from washington d.c. crowds of a show gathered in boston in dallas and are sundries earlier u.s. president joe biden spoke about the conflict to both israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the palestinian president mahmoud abbas. u.s. president as we were in the briefing or john hendren standing by for us on that and tell us more about what we know about these calls. well to abbas the president expressed sympathy at the loss of life of palestinians he expressed concern about the number of children who had been killed in these confrontations and he said ultimately a 2 state solution is required in order to resolve the israeli palestinian conflict over time that has long been the us position but to netanyahu he added a couple of different points to both leaders he expressed concern and demanded the stop of hamas rockets coming out of gaza. netanyahu the president said that israel

had the right to defend itself and expressed a condemnation of hamas and the rockets that they had said of course the president is not talking to hamas that's because the united states does not recognize hamas as the leaders of gaza and of course in gaza they're not recognizing the palestinian authority as their leader so some of these messages tend to get lost but the president. offered his 2nd call to netanyahu this was his 1st call to mahmoud abbas which was of course a sign of respect and there had been some concern that at that level the president had not made that contact previously anthony blinken the secretary of state had done so when of course the u.s. defense secretary and the british minister of the i'm sorry the israeli minister of defense also had a conversation as well so while these talks are all ongoing the concern among many

people in the streets of the u.s. and elsewhere is that there's not enough pressure on the in from the united states on israel to stop this conflict and on that i mean how common is it. taking place across the u.s. . well that happens from time to time but this is extraordinary because you have a a much larger. muslim population in the us you've got population centers here as well as in miami detroit has another huge population center and i think there is increasing sympathy for the palestinian cause when you consider that there are now members of congress rashida to lead is the 1st palestinian at member american member of congress you also have. omar another muslim american of somali extraction representing you know many many other constituents is who what you end up having is

a much larger crowd here much more attention and then 20 years ago there would have been 2 parties largely here in the u.s. but really one policy toward the israeli palestinian conflict from the u.s. government now you're hearing dissenting voices speaking out on the floor of congress and of course now we've got thousands of people marching in the streets here heading to the capitol right now expressing their concern that in their opinion the u.s. is not doing enough to pressure israel on this conflict john hendren thank you very much indeed. people around the world have been rallying against israel's bombardment of gaza. this was the scene in baghdad earlier demonstrators gathered into his square to show support for palestinians in gaza some in the crowds were seen burning israeli flags. in the street is also gathered her solidarity protest in the cattery capital doha hundreds of protesters wave palestinian flags at the grand mosque in the center of the city

. and hundreds gathered in tunisia as capital despite a coronavirus knockdown that was imposed recently according on arab countries to reject normalizing ties with israel after 4 did so last year. in paris police used tear gas and water cannon against demonstrators who defied a protest planned to rally in support of palestinians and the city's police chief deployed moment 4000 officers on the streets and close shops where the march was meant to start the court had banned the protest over fears of violence demonstrations were allowed to go ahead in other cities including legal and must say. thousands of protesters also took to the streets in london after their as paul brennan was there i know there are says this march in london had hoped for between 10 and 20000 participants and it looks very much as though they've achieved that goal and this is one of more than 30 marches taking place up and down the u.k. today saturday the point of this is anger and solidarity and go about the pictures

that people have been seeing on the television screens for the past 2 weeks both as the tension ramped up in occupied east jerusalem but also as the conflict has erupted on the bottom of the gaza border now what are they asking for what are they demanding well that amount of action from the u.k. government that the u.k. government no longer deals trades and arms with israel. and that the essentially saying that everybody should take them to suit zach to what is happening in the israel they're very pragmatic the people here and i've got to say it's a key. such a population from very young to very old they'd know that 1 march alone is not going to solve the middle east conflict so they say that they can simply do nothing thanks have to express their solidarity with those people dying in gaza and in the west bank. there's much more still to come this hour. passed in aeons mark and not by the day they were displaced from their homes after

the establishment of israel. bodies of suspected kobe 900 victims a dunked in india's holiest river as the grade of iris rich through the country's poorest states. and english golfer richard bland becomes the oldest 1st time winner and the european talk i know it's patience ball. it's time for the perfect gentleman the weather sponsored plan qatar airways all of a sudden there's no shortage of rain this is spring rain if you want to be generous it's fairly heavy rain unfortunately quite a few particularly when you get these 3 things coming together so that's a place to watch the south of france not all end up going through north misty eventually toward slovakia and poland are just focusing on what's particularly heavy in the spring snow and that's as well everywhere else most likely you'll see

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engine that was basically trading a could a lost $30000000.00 it was a terrifying experience how to fish an intelligence has raised the stakes and risks on the money markets is markets go faster and faster we are opening up the possibility for instability for no. money bonds on al-jazeera. when the news breaks had been bracing for more than 12 hours but with hospitals out of bed and often when people need to be high percent of the people here are in debt many for trying to find food and the story needs to be told there's no safety in my country how can i go back there in live with exclusive interview we are fighting against them and that includes the courts which is iraq has teens on the good old during my new world war 2 new documentaries and light nice.

warm. amount of the top stories here now syria and israel yes trike has destroyed a building housing residential apartment and international media including our jazeera and the associated press the tower was evacuated before the strike after the building's owner warned residents. funerals are being held for 2 mothers and their 8 children who were killed by israeli jets in a gaza refugee camp at least 146 palestinians have been killed since the offensive began israel's prime minister says the miniature operation will continue for as long as necessary. and in the last hour more rockets have been fired from gaza towards the israeli city of tel aviv earlier one man was killed when

a rocket exploded in a suburb of the city 10 people have been killed in israel since monday including 2 children. earlier i spoke to yousif have ash the norwegian refugee council's advocacy officer in gaza he has a pregnant wife and 3 year old daughter i've had to move 4 times in the last days because of the airstrikes over who started on tuesday 6 pm when i was at my apartment in between my pregnant wife and daughter when the israeli air force. below my apartment by rocket or it was way out you have the. kind of warning that is going to be. followed by heavier strikes who are thinking about you just to escape from the house and that moment was a great moment to do it with my telephone daughter my pregnant wife what we're thinking we need to move out from that building so i went to my family building at

. the same neighborhood we've been crazy night that night the next day i went back to my apartment the damage. collect some clothes some stuff for my wife and a baked into the pot with. one more time i have to scale back so i'm to learn oh if i had the shit out that were buried i had to go to my apartment to my family about it again 'd it was another haven night when the. forces attacked by more than 30 like a woman in the synagogue would where we lives also the next day we had to flee to my grandparents' house you know me to live another night to night ms israeli forces have wounded at least $38.00 palestinians during not found a protest in the occupied west bank protests have been held in hebron ramallah nablus and qalqilya rallies not least the 73rd anniversary of the day the arab

israeli war broke out one day off to israel declared independence. 750000 palestinians are the fled or were expelled from their homes during the war 15000 palestinians were killed and more than 500 arab villages destroyed neither they nor their descendants have been allowed by israel to return for the 70 years later some 5000000 palestinians are registered by the un as refugees the right of return is a key demand of palestinians and their leaders this rule says it would be overwhelmed every year palestinians gather to participate in demonstrations to commemorate the nakba arabic for catastrophe they often display symbolic keys and dramatic of their lost homes today brame has more from a precious to appear in the occupied west bank where palestinians have been confronting israeli forces. these palestinians most of them were born after the $99.00 after. the palestinian authority and they were

promised on and on by their leaders that they're going to be having freedom and a state instead of all these people are seeing now is if you can hear these tear gas bombs that are being fired by the israeli army we've even seen the israeli army if fire live ammunition we have 3 palestinians were now in a critical condition more than 50 palestinians were injured according to medical sources and the majority of these people were hit by live ammunition these people here would tell you that they are fed up of talks of having a state talks of having peace while instead what they see and on the ground is intensifying illegal israeli settlement building intensifying israeli power and this really attacks which often when the israelis say that they are investigating these allegations or these attacks 90 more than 90 part of 5 percent of these

attacks go on indicted so there is a sense here that these rabies are building in the occupied west bank having the upper hand and these people here are trying to fight that and the only way as many of them were telling us they don't touch armies don't have anything and one tossing in protester was even showing us how he was making a joke to buy adding petrol and a piece of cloth dripping glue and then they would fire that and a try and. towards the israeli soldiers it's kind of like small means they don't have much but they were telling us that if this is what we have to break palestine so this is what we are going to do. india has reported the wrong. as in corona virus infections in which 3 weeks but hospitals remain severely overrun more than 326000 new cases will hit on saturday

and nearly 4000 more deaths the official told now exceeds 266000 experts say that's a vast undercount and the dip in infections is due to fewer tests eastern state of west bengal which held elections last month has become the latest to order a 15 day lockdown reported its biggest single day spike in infections on saturday the bodies of suspected coated victims continue to wash up in the river ganges as the virus rips through india's rural heartlands most of the corpses washed up in the pradesh and bihar the country's poorest and most populous states whether a barely any doctors are warning this report from and is with her on i'm a contains images 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 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 bodies it's even reach 145 in one day but over the past week around a 100 bodies suspected to be of covert mine 1000 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 be hard is also india's poorest state with only line to community health care centers for 120000000 people there were. 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 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. 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 and behind and he has rural areas where 65 percent of the population live on not being counted on the 2.4 percent of the

deaths and be hard a medically certified. number of. foreign debate. but really it is not going. 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. taiwan once known as a coronavirus success story has imposed 2 weeks of restrictions after a rise in cases of the capital taipei is raised its coronavirus alert level the shops and restaurants will have to close masks are to be worn outdoors for the 1st time working from home is encouraged and social gatherings will be limited 180 new

cases of community transmission has raised concern and triggered panic buying taiwan has reported fewer than 1500 coded 900 cases among its 24000000 people most imported from abroad. 80 australian citizens arrived in the country from india on the 1st flight since a controversial travel ban expired 70 people were stopped from boarding the flight from new delhi because they or their close contacts tested positive for cocaine 19 years arriving in darwin will quarantine for 2 weeks in a converted mining camp to more repatriation flights essential this month. and the colombian authorities are warning that a surge in coronavirus cases is putting pressure on i.c.u. units the government says hospitals are almost full in big cities coby deaths in colombia have passed $80000.00 with the capital bogota recording its highest number of deaths on thursday since the pandemic began in the past week an average of 470

deaths have been recorded a day. williams of chileans vote in a poll that could change the way one of latin america's richest nations is governed their directing 155 people to rewrite the constitution which was imposed by a former dictator augusto pinochet more than 40 years ago the move was triggered by mass protests that began in 2019 demanding social justice and economic equality and over 1st 50 percent of those elected must be female with 17 spaces reserved for indigenous people. on latin america to d.c. and human joins us live from santiago you see how excited people about the election hi there people that we've spoken to are extremely excited and one after another told me we are voting for our future for the changes that we've been waiting for for so so long this is the 1st time that chileans will actually be able to choose

who will write their constitution and also choose what constitution they will want in accordance with whom they choose and in fact to the majority of the candidates are independents not members of the established political parties who have been very discredited over the last few years to be in say that at least now they will have a say in who is going to decide what's going to happen in this country how they're going to transform the economic social and political system and you know it's all up for grabs right now we don't know who is going to be elected or exactly how far these reforms will go once the the constitution is written or it starts to be written so what other concerns are there about the upcoming process. well one of them it depends who you ask there were people a minority i have we have to remember that 80 percent of chileans voted to to reform actually to scrap the the old constitution and write

a new one but the others the 20 percent that didn't want to do that is very concerned that the delegates who represent everyone from the extreme right to the extreme left might go too far may want to bring about reforms that could destabilize the economy or that would leave out for example certain privileges that economic groups really depends who you ask but the other concern is that a lot of the independents who as i said are the majority of the candidates will not be elected because the system is such that it prioritizes or favors political parties and their members it's a very uneven playing field everybody knew that when they went into this but it's going to be very interesting to see at the end of the day how many people are able to overcome those barriers and vote for the people vote for independence rather they would be elected or could be elected thank you very much indeed you see in human reporting live there from some terrible 30 people have been sentenced to

death in the democratic republic of congo for their role in police violence a priest was killed on thursday in riots that broke out in the capital kinshasa another police woman is in critical condition and 8 of the 46 injured remain in a serious condition officials say the violence was triggered when rival muslim groups began fighting over holding each celebrations at a major sports stadium and country hasn't carried out death penalties since 2003. rescue teams are looking for survivors after 2 tornadoes ripped through central and eastern china killing at least 12 people with 300 people were injured as strong winds destroyed dozens of homes in the cities of who han and. and it kristie facilities and factory buildings have also been damaged. glad this news out of. relief in beijing up to china successfully lands a spacecraft 320000000 kilometers away. and they want to strike that will live

long in the memory of every last more on the f.a. cup final. in hebron boys breathe and fly pigeons but in this occupied palestinian city boys are also close to watched by israeli forces at times and often arrested. and delicately told tales who know over 5 years of a coming of age in a place where even a child's imagination is every restricted the skies above hebron a witness documentary. from the al-jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation the struggles that we see in the global south have not because of our health but because of the harm of the global north with no

host and no limitations that's the story of climate change it's not that we're all in it together the people of the most impacted in the 1st impact are there in the global side that's always how it is hard to. and that's a great fashion should be actually regulated just like they are at studio b. unscripted. then again china has successfully landed a spacecraft on mars it's the 3rd country to have a rover touchdown on the red planet after the u.s. and the soviet union lexie o'brien reports. an explosion of relief and celebration after what scientists describe as 7 minutes of terror.

watching the spacecraft land on mars. thank you for that the mission is a success. china's venture to the red planet is its most ambitious space mission yet before now it's only gone as far as the moon. it should be sailing this was not an easy task it is our 1st time i've done this part and we have met many difficulties a lot of hard work that today we were able to go through with our plans to make the reality that young when one orbiter sit out in july last year and reached mars and 7 months it's been circling the red planet since february the 6 wheeled rover inside is named after the god of fire in ancient chinese mythology the plan is to undergo a few days of tests before it explodes and i see area utopia plan

a shia joining an american rover that landed in february it's going to look at the geology of the area look for evidence of past water current. theory don't really program a science particularly works the 1st time and let me come to drugs. that can confirmed their. china is now the 3rd country to make a touchdown on mass after russia and 971 and the us 5 years later next is rogue. have already sent back pictures of their environment the sound of the mash and wind while a tiny helicopter ingenuity made a pioneering flight there last month several other craft overtaking the planet including one from the united arab emirates part of a global space race or its recently excel aerated with several countries jostling for the top spot china's if its haven't been without criticism last week it caused

concern worldwide when daybreak from one of its rockets fell to earth and controlled the u.s. space agency nessa accused beijing of being irresponsible but china said there was only an extremely low risk of damage but in the long term china's looking in a very similar to the us assuming our expects such as scientists really. let things we can learn but i think societal it's also really cool because it's a step along the road to actually human exploration an opponent presents what people expect to be. another successful miles mission that could have long term consequences for those of us on this planet brian al-jazeera. there is gemma with a sport thank you lauren ramage coaches in a dean's dad has reportedly told his players that he will step down at the end of the season the frenchman apparently revealed his decision in the dressing room apprised of the match against severe and last sunday round have 2 games left in the

spanish league this season and could still win the title if results go that way speaking to head of sunday's match with athletic bilbao this is what saddam had to say about his future. you think i can quit because i want to get rid of more responsibility or because things get complicated never the only thing is what i do i do it 100 percent to the end then comes a moment when things need to change for everybody not just for me for everybody for the sake of the players and for the club. leicester city have base in chelsea won though to win the f.a. cup for the 1st time in the history around $20000.00 fans at wembley and those that's what leicester out of their seats when you retain them and put them ahead with a brilliant strike on 63 minutes a night late drama when chelsea equalized with just a minute to go but they are voted out for offside in the build up so

a lucky escape to last and after losing their previous 4 f.a. cup finals a kid finally left the trophy. obviously the 1st team to you know to win the premier league an entity to be here and when the difficult for the 1st time so she has a really emotional day but a really really happy day now it's just natural when i have some face i try and shoot i know have it i have a good shot both feet so i tried to do that and then yeah it went perfectly to score a goal that got us where i grew up watching f.a. cup win in goal special goals and thankfully it was a goal that won the game i must also mention casper smart you see he made at the end. well and it just shows you the level that he's also so as good a goal as your is a pretty so important to save. in germany's been mislead by munich striker he has equal the record for most goals in a season he scored this penalty against tribal for his 40th of the campaign draw level with the legendary get miller who achieved the feat 49 years ago at 11 dorsey

celebrated by lifting his jersey to reveal a t. shirt paying tribute to the former bond star and that was followed by teammates and coaching staff congratulating 11 with a guard of honor has been a big blow for sweden ahead of next month's european championship. lassen abraham of it has been ruled out of the tournament to strike a picture of a knee injury while playing for ac milan a week ago and he's not expected to recover in time to be fit for the arrays the 39 year old only made his recent international football in march having been retired for 5 years eventis is still in with a chance of qualifying for next season's champions league after beating is syria champions into milan. deflected shots but uva it's one up at half time into equalised with 7 minutes to go quadrata scored from the spot in the 88 minutes to give you a $32.00 win at their ups and falls with one game to play but napoli in 5th will of

finish above them if they win their final 2 games atlanta guaranteed a top 4 finish and the place in the champions league for the 3rd year in a row that's after they won $43.00 agenda which moved them up to 2nd in the table. argentina's super classico is one of the fiercest rivalries in world football and river plate are going to be at a big disadvantage for their cup quarter final against pocket genius on sunday that's because a 10 of their players have tested positive for corona virus and out of the dobie replay it also had to suspend training on saturday as well. now was a find in prospect at the masters tennis where 2 of the sport's greatest players never found out will resume their rivalry the dow got there for the 12th time after ending the surprise run of exciting american running in the semifinals rafa 164642 remain on track for an incredible 10th the title in the italian tap so. standing in

his way is world number one joke of it showers off to be seen as stefano sits a fast in the course of i know he was back out on court to face elements of saturday in the seventies and 5 time champion joke of it took the match in 3 sets it lasted 2 hours and 43 minutes sort of tiring day for him and in the women's tournament carrying a place of a book to spot in her 3rd straight final in the 2900 champion petra macit in 3 sets setting a clash with potence and sect in the battle of the top 2 teenagers in the world rankings the french open champion beats american golf in straight sets and i joke of it also have to play twice because of friday's rain interruption. he had surgery on his own just over a week ago but that hasn't stopped of course we're right from taking pole physician at the french moto g.p. course there are a fan speed on his last lap to be yamaha teammate maverick the yacht is to top spots on the grid with because he's a jack a minute in. is the frenchman's

a 3rd consecutive pole in the 2nd year in a row he's qualified quickest for his home race at the mall. it's taken him $478.00 attempts but english golf at richard bland finally has a win of the europeans will he hold this huge body part on 18 to finish a 13 under pa and set the clubhouse lead of the british masters but was caught by greed that went into a playoff and bland part of the 1st extra hole which was another victory as the italian could only 3 putt for bogey and at the age of 48 becomes the oldest 1st time went on little support from miller thank you very much and that's it for me llorente live this news hour i'll be back in a moment with more on the tension between gaza and israel we've just heard a series of loud explosions. that's going to do join me in a couple minutes we'll have more not here on. meantime you can always catch up on

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