ending themselves against the illegal invaders briest on al-jazeera. played an important role protecting human. face. ready. 0. 00000 unearned tale of this is the out of their news hour live from london coming up. gaza suffers its deadliest day of the past week with 21 members of the same family killed in just one attack. at least 58 children have now been killed by israeli airstrikes on gaza while others say they're scared they

won't survive the night. amid the raised tensions a car rams a police checkpoint in occupied east jerusalem injuring 6 police officers. and a chorus of condemnation at the u.n. security council but no action to end the violence. israeli airstrikes have flattened more buildings and killed dozens more people in gaza's deadliest day yet of the past week of violence meanwhile a meeting at the u.n. security council to discuss the crisis has failed to produce even a joint statement after an objection by the u.s. on the ground the conflict is spiraling at least $46.00 people were killed in sunday's israeli air assault in gaza city including 2 doctors and 10 children the military says it was targeting hamas on the ground tunnels nearly 200 people have

been killed in gaza since the conflict began a week ago 58 of them children and tensions keep escalating a car has rammed israeli police injuring at least 6 offices in the neighborhood of occupied east jerusalem and hamas continues to fire rockets into israel nearly 3000 have been launched since monday killing 10 people including 2 children who are about manly begins our coverage. calling for survivors in the room flattened by rocket fire into. as a sign of life a man calls back in july that. this residential building was struck by israeli rockets in gaza city. is a lawyer for our team talk to him and we'll get him out in a minute we hope that his sister's zainab is alive as well and we can get her out to others didn't survive. it's delicate work for rescue teams that would pulling survivors out with their hands ensuring there are no

people live before they inch forward with an excavator the last car stopped at. the number of people under the rubble is still unknown as we heard from the families in the neighbors it's a large number. from a number of people buried under the rubble it's clear they didn't have enough warning to flee before the residential buildings were destroyed. israeli rockets and artillery fire in the gaza strip have been the heaviest since the bombardment began a week ago $21.00 members of the same family were killed in one explosion what happened be targeted hours continuous mom barred meant launched on one specific neighborhood. and the west street all neighborhoods were bombed for continuous hours and they did not only bomb both residential buildings and people innocent civilians they targeted the roads. to both neighborhood. a teacher and mother tell

. their children are too scared to close their eyes at night when the bombing is at its heaviest. they're not coping absolutely they are terrified all the time they're just listening carefully if it's going to be any warning. they just afraid to close their eyes that the night they don't want to sleep i struggle every single night to put them in their beds you don't want to go 2 to sleep because they know once they close their eyes something bad will have. to ring the building many families been forced to retrieve the bodies of the left wants from this nuke. had written the father devastated by the loss of this child who never got a chance to grow up. in mali al jazeera. the u.n. agency for palestinian refugees says mall associates 1000 people are now displaced in gaza after fleeing israeli airstrikes many is seeking shelter in overcrowded un

schools and the agency is unable to provide everyone the aid they need nearly 70 percent of gaza's population already refugees mostly from territories occupied by israel. is in gaza with the latest on the territories casualties the minister of. the number of people killed in the last night strike. was. more for 4 bodies and now the number of people killed. now $46.00 people so what's the number of the total number of casualties or victims up to $200.00 people including $58.00 children. at the other hand now we can we could we could hear. another explosion and. neighborhood which is. drawn. out of the houses but still the strength of the fire is lower 'd than

yesterday and the people here are expecting or hope that all these meetings that have been run in the last few hours could come with a positive indication regarding the ditching a cease fire still the policy in factions also reduce the strength of their fire of their rockets that they have been fighting also towards israel hamas officials most will not assume he said that so far all the efforts for reaching the cease fire failed and in case there will be a cease fire it will be based on our conditions which means that. they have not the talks have not to reach the serious point that when they can start with. giving a cease fire or a long term cease fire we understand that they are talking and serious talks are ongoing but on the ground the strength of the fire the one who decides either out

of there are positive indications or not. israel's military says hamas fired 120 rockets from gaza overnight around 3000 rockets have been launched all together in the past week while some have fallen inside gaza and israel's iron dome missile defense system has stopped most of them others have made it through at least 10 people have been killed inside israel including 2 children the u.n. says at least 250 people have been injured this around the world is. how this in. the last one a. child is in it panic attack a high need to take care outside. to breed. to be cool i always talk to her right side where. they hear your news it term because they very frightening frightening.

they all the family in the basement. we sleep there together but they made it very very very frightening 6 israeli peace officers have been injured in a car ramming in occupied east jerusalem and the attack happened that's the neighborhood way israeli settlers are trying to expel forcibly for palestinian families who live there the driver was shot dead farrah fawcett has more from shaikh shara in occupied east jerusalem. the border security forces checkpoint has been placed here at the entrance to the road which is what been the scene of so many of the protesters so much of the tension here in occupied east jerusalem throughout the month of ramadan a car approached it it seems to do so at speed we've had witnesses 2 of them at least telling us that the driver appeared to shout a lot of akbar god is great as he approached the checkpoint and it rammed drove

straight into where the police were 6 of those officers were injured the police spokesman says 4 of them lightly to the moderately but it was a very violent impact and it looked to be potentially quite serious to say the least to be to the well being of those police officers as for the driver himself he was shot dead in the moments after the attack or these the moments after the impact has been as i say the center of. a long simmering protest which is really gathered pace in the last few weeks particularly on the basis of about 4 families who faced the imminent threat of forced removal from their homes it was part of the wider picture of tension throughout jerusalem which exploded on that last monday and now we have the violence which has been erupting throughout the area and on this day this afternoon that violence also felt very keenly here u.s.s.

told a u.n. security council meeting that it's ready to offer support if israel and hamas seek a cease fire but china has accused the biden and ministration of blocking a joint statement on the crisis the u.s. is israel's most powerful ally and said a statement might hurt negotiations behind the scenes and the actions of both hamas and israel were condemned at the virtual session with council members calling for dialogue. a palestinian foreign minister joined the meeting and back members of the council to think about their own children are considering how to protect palestinian children when you can brace your children and grandchildren to right live think of our children and of how you can honor those killed and those still alive think of what it feels to see your world crumbling down and not being able to protect them think of what it means to sleep not knowing

which one of you will wake up remember that each time israel hears a part a leader speak of its right to defend itself it is further emboldened to continue your murdering entire families in their sleep israel's permanent representative to the un accused us of course in the latest escalation for political gain this is not the 1st time that hamas has indiscriminately fire deadly missiles that israeli civilians while hiding behind a listing in civilian but this time it's different it was completely premeditated but by hamas in order to gain political power it was all a part of their vicious plan while hamas thinks the destruction of the state of israel it's also vying to big take power in the west bank and to replace the

palestinian authority. christian salumi has more from the united nations so this is the 1st time that the parties to the conflict israel and palestine got to be heard in international forum it's the 1st time that members of the security council got to make their views known publicly on the record again in this formal setting of the un security council the highest and most powerful body of the security council but no action was taken on the part of the security council as a body not even a statement was issued on behalf of the council despite efforts by norway china and tunisia to write one we're told that they are continuing with those efforts the united states has blocked efforts at a unified statement much to the frustration of many member states earlier in the

week they told al-jazeera and other council members behind the scenes that they were giving space for diplomacy to work behind the scenes at the highest levels they wanted to see an escalation of violence and thought that was the best way to achieve that of course the violence has only continued and so in the end the united states relented allowed this meeting to take place and spoke before it with the united states calling for an end to the cycle of violence prolonging this current cycle of violence will only make these challenges more complex and difficult to stall and will only put a negotiated 2 state solution further out of our reach so the current cycle of violence must end it is critical all parties to working in good faith toward the bijan of israel and palestinian state living side by side in peace.

for more on the response at the united nations we're joined by geraldine naismith they are a sham buster to the u.n. live via skype from new york thanks very much indeed for taking the time to talk to us or not is here i want to ask you whether you were disappointed that the u.n. security council isn't able to act in a not even able to come up with a unified statement on this well yes through disappointed that we didn't today speak and here and unified voice this is the 3rd time we have met to discuss this ongoing crisis a crisis that just escalates the death toll rising as we've heard again today no real sign of a cease fire so are an end to the irish foreign minister simon coleman today called for an urgent action we believe the security council is the body that not needs to assume its responsibility it's a collective responsibility we have as the guardians of international peace and security so yes we are working hard we would like that statement we would like the

support of the security council to be seen and heard by all of those affected by prices and given that president biden talked to region about wanting to reestablish a values based foreign policy for the u.s. why do you think the u.s. is resisting you know calling openly for a cease fire. i think this is a collective responsibility that all of us share at the security council we know that the united states is a very powerful and influential player in this discussion but we today we heard from 2 actors in the region from egypt and from jordan both of them are working behind the scenes also my own foreign minister tired to see you during the week so i think that will be a cut and active effort that will see us move forward here an end to hostilities a deescalation of course i don't follow and protection of civilians and if i may say that today the irish minister also stressed we're deeply concerned about the

humanitarian situation on the ground so we've heard that in your camp even from the u.s. ambassador today and emphasis on the ordinary people who are bearing the brunt of this crisis secretary general of the u.n. coldest risking and uncontainable humanitarian crisis so we're working really hard behind the scenes to see if we can get the collective ways of the security council behind that sort of message to create the political space on the ground for a diplomatic solution you talk about the collective way to the u.n. but he also has alluded to the fact that the u.s. is a big player in this do you think the u.s. should be sending someone more senior to the region to emphasize the need for bringing that the conflict to some kind of resolution do you think that it's an incipient reaction so far that they've had to this. i think that we're all trying to do our best and the starcom stance the united states makes its own decisions of bias and of course it 10 voice at the irish government is working hard to as we are

at the security council to encourage all members at the table to take initiative we know these are complex issues this is not a crisis and that was born today my own minister said it's the nation's to in a tragic cycle that chain's us all and he ate the blame at the door of the color active in our shop the international community and i think that we need at collectively again to assume our responsibility and i don't think that the international community will understand if the security council looks the other way or stand by as this crisis is ongoing i know the secretary general is very very active as i said my own government is and we've heard from the united states also that there envoy on the ground just working so i think that we need really to ensure that the security council rallies now sends

a clear and to unified message from the discussion today and then that we see very quickly a ceasefire which is absolutely critical and that we see humanitarian access unimpeded humanitarian access for the humanitarian workers on the ground particular being gassed up but across the occupied palestinian territories where there are of course hundreds dead scores and scores of people injured and a need to for urgent humanitarian assistance just when all she could if it's if this isn't result not just the outbreak of violence now but the causes behind it what you think the risks all for the region. this is not good news for the region let's be clear and the longer the violence goes on the further we are getting to the table and finding out to go see a pathway to a choice 2 state solution are than to has always said we see that as the only sustainable way forward that israel and palestine can live side by side in

dignity and in peace and to get there we need the hostilities to end we need to see respect for the protection of civilians respect for international humanitarian law which is critical for the protection of civilians and get back to the negotiation table we see the solution and it 2 state solution precinct's the 7 borders with jerusalem as the capital of both states and we see that as the only sustainable pathway forward i must a nation thank you very much indeed for talking to us on jazeera thank you when it enable him is in ramallah on the occupied west bank she says palestinians there had little interest in the u.n. meeting. we've seen less protests on sunday than the ones we've been seeing over the past few days in different cities in the occupied west bank but palestinians are still laying their loved ones to rest there are 4 funerals that took place in

different cities in the occupied west bank and the palestinian health ministry says that 20 palestinians were killed by israeli forces since the start of the latest round of us collation on monday last monday and 3000 palestinians according to the same source were injured by israeli forces fire he also palestinians in the street they would tell you that they don't care to pay attention to the united nations security council meeting they point out that this body has released even resolutions that were and implemented the latest of which being the one related to resolution related to the illegal israeli settlements and it's their expansion on castilian lands and that hasn't been implemented on the contrary palestinians now are saying that they're concerned that more of the attacks are going to be conducted by israeli settlers saying that there is a sense of impunity when it comes to these subtler attacks on the official level

we've spoken to a palestinian official who's close to posting in president mahmoud abbas who says that the palestinian authority is still invested in the diplomatic approach of all being and deescalation be the official we've spoken to pointed out to the call that has happened between the cost and president the u.s. president president and he said it's important it's a person call that happened between the 2 leaders and he says that the palestinian authority is still interested in the escalation despite its differences with hamas he says that the latest round of askin nation has put the palestinian issue back on the american agenda and that he expects the u.s. in void the ahmed who has been to tel aviv a couple of days ago to make his way and be meeting with palestinian officials. coming up on this news hour from london from viral moments to rallying cries of the palestine israel conflict is playing out on social media. 2 people are killed when

a stand collapses at a crowded synagogue in an israeli settlement. and is sporting heavy crash take that takes the cyclist out of the cheater to talia. jordan's king says his country is involved in intense negotiations to end the escalating violence it's leading a diplomatic campaign with its european and u.s. allies to pressure israel to stop bombing gaza. jordanians have held regular protests against the war what started as a peaceful demonstration of the israeli embassy in amman ended in violent clashes on sunday as security forces dispersed thousands of anti israel demonstrators who gathered in the streets pretty much police were seen pushing and beating the some protesters who refused to leave the area. anti israel protests have also been held

in pakistan's port city of karachi hundreds of members of the country's largest shia muslim students organization marched in solidarity with the families of palestinians killed in air strikes protesters carried pro palestinian banners and set fire to israeli u.s. flags. israeli palestinian conflict is also playing out on social media in a way that's never been seen before so high out reporters. social media is playing a big role by providing more content in real time straight from the ground and with a wider global reach than during the israeli attacks on gaza in 282014 now within hours of our correspondent stephanie decker posting this video of the destruction on saturday of the al-jazeera and a.p. offices in gaza it's went viral and has since been viewed more than $8000000.00 times in less than 24 hours now the israeli minute she was quick to defend itself as you can see here on twitter claims it is only targeting hamas but despite that

people are showing solidarity online with those forced to flee now they've been using the hash tags journalism is not a crime and we demand press freedom in this photo his shows journalists just outside that destroyed building and a social media has been a massive driving force behind many of the protests elsewhere in fact this here if you just have a look was the scene there you go in london just hours after saturday's attack and in other parts of the world hundreds of thousands of people took part in the free palestine munches celebrities have also been sharing their thoughts too that the football english f.a. cup final on saturday night in the u.k. less the city's hamzah should reward the palestinian flag in solidarity now a new generation also of social justice activists are using facebook instagram and to talk to dr narrative of what's happening during this conflict now it all started

earlier this month when a video under the hashtags a sheer giora who went viral showing a palestinian woman trying to stop her jewish settler from taking her house palestinians use social media to protest against forced expulsions from their homes in the sheffer dora neighborhood in occupied east jerusalem and some found their instagram stories and posts removed and that prompted an apology from its. c.e.o. who blames a technical issue on the problem but digital rights groups on convince are calling for social media sites to be more transparent about why they're taking down their posts now on thursday israel's justice minister benny gantz that he held a zoo meeting with facebook and to talk exact content critical of israel removed according to his spokesman the exacta said they'd act quickly and effectively to prevent incitement on their platforms facebook's executives are reportedly due to

speak with the palestinian authority next week as well as containing misleading or false claims from both sides during this conflict have also been widely shared online in fact an israeli government spokesman shared this video on twitter saying it was hamas firing rockets at israel from populated areas but the video was in fact from 2018 and of syrian government forces carrying out an attack in the city of daraa in syria. and he's 2 people have died and 150 injured after a breach a collapsed at a synagogue in an israeli settlement in the occupied west bank video from inside the building shows the moment the stand gave way causing worship us to fall on top of each other a man in his fifties and a 12 year old boy were killed when $600.00 people were in the synagogue in the jewish settlement of give that save to mark the start of the jewish holiday of shovel. there's much more still to come this hour including.

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from one of the top stories here on jazeera israeli airstrikes have flattened more buildings and killed dozens more people in gaza's deadliest day yet of the past week of violence at least 46 people were killed in sunday's israeli air assault in gaza city 10 of them children nearly 200 people have been killed in gaza since the conflict began a week ago. a car has rammed israeli police injuring at least 6 offices in the shake neighborhood of occupied east jerusalem where jewish settlers are trying to expel palestinian families from their homes sparking the current wave of anger at the driver was shot dead. and the u.s.

has told the un security council is ready to offer support if israel and hamas seek a cease fire the actions of both hamas and israel are condemned at a virtual session but the u.s. put off to a joint statement saying it might hurt negotiations behind the scenes. in the past week more than a quarter of those killed in gaza have been children. he was struck by shrapnel from an israeli missile in gaza's should neighborhood on tuesday he was just 12 years old and died the next day and 2 boys from the same family had a were killed by strikes from an israeli helicopter on the village of caria the cousins were $10.13 which recently is a country director at save the children palestine he joins us via skype from occupied east jerusalem so just a couple of examples there of some of the children who've lost their lives and that the death toll for children keeps on rising doesn't it. well it's absolutely horrific i mean out of the 198 people that have been killed in gaza city 8 of them

have been children and not only that there is when you look at the numbers of people being injured we have a staggering number that since the start of this conflict on the 14th of may we have an average 3 children being injured every single hour and these are lifelong injuries and many of these children were dead a scar and lot of physical disability but also really critical talaga mental health the rest of their arms and you mentioned those numbers injured what how the hospitals coping with these kind of injuries and. i mean you've got a hospital system that has struggled to function with the blockade you have a situation now with the electricity supply is running out because of the fuel supplies are running low or you have a situation now where you've got 38000 people that are innocent themes shot in in in the schools and those are good before the escalation the competent fronting it

was an ongoing good 19 endemic so if you can imagine the situation of people being overcrowded and hospitals not having access to electricity water water or sanitation. with an ongoing kogut 19 endemic with lots of injured children coming in there would be single day it's no wonder we have a staggering devastation and injuries and deaths that we're seeing tell me about the families who've lost their homes because clearly many people have died but also people remain homeless and they will what what kind of provision is there for them . i mean these are many people have had to flee their homes that the last minute and with barely just the clothes on the back and the ability maybe to very very critical documents they need my own teams have been affected i have several team members that are. left their arms and i know sheltering him very short as well with other family members these people have nothing they have no idea where the next

meal is coming from where they're going to sleep how are they going to get medicine for the children in a city or how do they protect themselves and their families from coping 19 tell me about the. impact on mental health the children what sort of experience do you have in this this clearly has happened in the past and what are the kind of things that can help to make it less awful for them. when i can relate a story that i was told to me by my teams or not speaking to them i mean they're always the very scared and feeling for their children and they see the changes in behavior of their children the children are fearful they no longer want to play they're always looking at the window wondering what's going to happen and most parents are trying to grave face and lying to children saying everything's ok telling the children that the airstrikes are fireworks but why are. we any parent

say to the child if the child asks will we still have a home tomorrow will i still be here tomorrow what do you say i mean what can you say this is the impact that we having on trying to amend it is manhattan model that children witnessed and experienced the horrible devastation and destruction of war and just think that this is normal this is what we're doing to try to. and you speak very powerfully of the situation for children and parents in gaza how difficult is it for your teams to carry out any kind of help i mean that the you mention that some of them are having to run from that for their for their own lives are you able to to provide help at the moment. at the moment it is impossible because of the ongoing fighting in gaza this is why it is imperative person bombers that use an immediate cease fire that means that israel

has to stop yes strike and the incursions into gaza hamas has to start rockets and all sides have to take immediate immediate steps to protect civilians to safeguard the safety of the lives of civilians and to ensure that every safe and had to and under strict access to humanitarians and to deliver life saving systems this is what we need to go immediately jason lee from save the children palestine thank you very much indeed for talking to us on syria thank you process has called the spiraling violence unacceptable the head of the roman catholic church prayed for peace during his sunday best saying in the vatican. romero suppose so and so really masterfully numerous people have been injured and many innocent people have died among them are also children this is terrible unacceptable that death is a sign that people don't want to build

a future but destroy more over the growing hatred and violence that is affecting very cities in israel it's a serious when the fraternity peaceful coexistence among citizens they'll be difficult to heal the dialogue is not opened up immediately i wonder where hatred and revenge will lead do we really think we can build peace by destroying the other . or process is also held a special mass for me and mars catholics urging them not to give in to despair of the pope has been one of the most vocal global critics of the country's military jointer since they seized power in a coup in february protests and strikes have been met with a deadly crackdown by the army and an armed resistance is growing in the northwest . the u.s. and u.k. have sounded the alarm over the unrest in the town of linda in myanmar and according on the army to avoid civilian casualties fighting in the northwestern town in chin state has been some of bloodiest since february screw with reports of

security forces using civilians as human shields. this video said to be from in doubt has been widely shared on social media presence there for the land defense force to fight men miles military but they've been forced to retreat from the town the town is now reported to be largely under military control with only women and children still there too afraid to leave their homes earlier i spoke to a protester who's been in minda at and who we're not naming for his own safety he says the situation took a turn for the worse when security forces detained 6 young protesters. of police officers promised him with the will relieved him at 6 o'clock at 6 pm. they didn't do that so at that like. the young people group of young people and the policemen shoot each other what is happening to the people who live in the area and who are not fighters and to what

or how do they feel at the moment almost all the men in these young men come to the field come to the battle the others are hiding and the others are going to a ways from the time. highly and all the way most of the people most of the people don't want dictatorship they even hate the soldiers i want to learn more for the international community and help the air we ways put the could to for good democracy of our people a 3 day cease fire in afghanistan to mark the e.d.f. it a holiday has ended officials say there were clashes on sunday morning in southern helmand province which is seen increased fighting since the us began to withdraw its troops from the country a truce was initiated by the taliban and agreed to by the afghan government despite

the cease fire 12 people were killed when a bomb exploded in a mosque outside the capital kabul on friday i saw claimed responsibility for the attack. knocked down restrictions have been extended in some indian states to help contain the country's outbreak india reported a smaller rise in daily corona virus infections on sunday but an increase in deaths in recorded will 310000 cases and more than 4000 deaths in the past day release of patrolling the ganges after the bodies of some 2000 suspected coated victims were recovered from the river families are being offered money to cremate or bury their loved ones concerns about rising rising about the presence of the indian covariant in some parts of the u.k. in particular london and bolton in the north west of england where cases of more

than doubled in a week as journal reports the situation is increasingly worrying the government especially as england heads towards the next phase of eased restrictions on monday he. ahead of the next stage of england's exit from lock down long queues at a pop up vaccine center in the northwest town of bolton a scaled up vaccination campaign has seen jabs dispensed to 600 people and hour over the weekend there are concerns that the resumption of indoor gatherings from monday will lead to a surgeon infections led by a new variant 1st discovered in india and if that would get back today if. it is you know you don't want me in the very end is that a worry for you it is a little bit don't want to know a lot don't know anything about us i think it's good that you get as many people vaccinated is possible but you have to get it you're right yes yes i'm going to say you have to be c.e.o. of the so-called indian variant is already the dominant strain in bolton with plasters elsewhere in the northwest the midlands and also parts of london the

challenge is to contain it i was hoping for this level of response i'll be honest i was quite emotional this morning when i saw the queues and all day long to see him in the queues or to stop to give and take and you know i think the variance from india is a concern for people and it probably has pushed more people to get the vaccine as well as speeding up the vaccine delivery there's door to door testing going on the army is on standby to help with logistics in affected areas the real concern of course is that if these measures fail to contain the new variant that's thought to be up to 50 percent more contagious if it's allowed to spread well that could seriously jeopardize hopes of a return to normal life. and. the government believes there isn't sufficient evidence of risk yet to require a delay of monday's reopening though the prime minister concedes there may be

serious disruption to plans in the coming weeks a number of leading scientists offer a more cautious view the variant if unchecked very say threatens a 3rd wave of infections and hospitalizations this time targeting the unvaccinated and the young. al-jazeera bolton. taiwan has reported another $206.00 new current virus cases as infections continue to rise in the island's biggest surge us far shelves have emptied after residents flocked to supermarkets to stockpile toilet paper and nonperishable foods in taipei and surrounding areas indoor gatherings are limited to 5 people and shops and restaurants are closed taiwan is reported fewer than 1519 cases among its 24000000 people. ahead of colombia's police force has vowed to punish officers who've assaulted protesters demonstrations over a proposed tax plan have continued even after it was withdrawn with many accusing

the police of brutality videos emerged of a young protester being hit by a police vehicle during violent clashes in the city of popeye on. purchase had erupted over accusations that 4 officers had abused it go today to committed suicide colombia's national police director says more than 100 disciplinary proceedings have been opened against offices since protests began a 3 have been arrested on murder charges. to chile in our 2nd and final day of voting is about to wrap up to elect $155.00 delegates to rewrite the country's dictatorship era constitution half the seats are reserved for women and 17 for indigenous people and he say a new constitution will address social inequality issues that led to deadly protests nearly 2 years ago seen as a test of support for the government ahead of presidential elections in november. a lot in america to understand human joins us live from santiago so how's the 2nd day of voting gone. hi there well like you i think i can say that

the turnout has not been overwhelming in fact a many people are disappointed that it hasn't been higher or at least as high as it was in october when chileans came out in record numbers to vote in favor of precisely the ability to draft a new constitution and elected delegates to the constitutional convention people have been dipping into now and we've gone all over the city didn't really know in one explanation as to why this is happened some say it's because of the pandemic vixens continued to rise despite the measures taken by the government to inoculate as many people as possible but also a lot of young people who had turned out the last october seem to be rather blahs a about this they say that nothing will really change if they come out and vote so the real question here is who will get the most votes the more conservative delegates or the more progressives and that will make

a big difference as to what comes next lord certainly set the stage how different the new constitution will be from the old one and when it will be ready there's a great deal of uncertainty about what that new constitution will contain there's a great there is of course massive pressure for it to assure social rights education health. decent pensions and as well as a different economic model that does that favors more than rights of the majority rather and the bills of the minority a small privileged group that right now receive a lot of benefits from this pinochet era constitution but it's supposed to be ready in 9 months possibly one year there can be an extension and then there has to be another referendum chileans will have the vote on to whether or not they accept this new draft and that's going to be the big question that will depend on who is being elected today is human thank you very much indeed. still ahead this news hour

we'll tell you why some fashion designers a slowing down to stay on trend and save the environment. and his sport a big announcement from heavyweight boxer tyson fury details coming up later. frank assessments there are a lot of poison but the government needs to watch what exactly happened and what measures are now taking for a situation like a month you could ever get informed opinions is the u.s. with thinking the military positioning of the middle east or is it just a simple act of reorganizing ministry assets this is a message to the region the united states is rethinking its military posture in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al jazeera. that america is a region of wonder of joy of tragedy and of violence but it doesn't matter where

you are you have to be able to relate to the human condition. this is trying to break away. i've been covering all of latin america for most of my career but no country is alike and it's my job to lead light on how and why. fast fashion is easy on the wallet but the environment pays a high price now many are coming around to the idea of a more ethical and sustainable approach to clothing slow fashion aims to halt mindless consumption excessive production and over complicated supply chains stores

louis reports from kuala lumpur saving the environment one garment at a time that's what these 2 friends who cohen a fashion label are trying to do they make clothes from upcycling old fabric and even go to the extent of using all the threads while diving i can see how much. damage human are costing. and then i 10 where i'm odd direct way to help mother. fashion is one of the most polluting industries it's responsible for 8 to 10 percent of greenhouse gas emissions and nearly 60 percent of all clothing produced eventually ends up in landfills the most profitable business model is fast fashion mass producing pieces based on the latest catwalk trends these sell fast and are discarded just as quickly but

some people like jaded chong are doing their best to keep clothes in circulation for longer she and a friend started a close walking event several years ago. as we grow we actually influence more people to accept this concept of secondhand clothing. they charge $5.00 per person and everyone brings at least 5 items for swapping but is allowed to leave with as many pieces as they want. so i think we should be recycling things much more we should be prolonging the value of these items more. another way clothes are kept out of the landfill is through recent. customers shopping at secondhand stores are often those who couldn't afford new items but as it's becoming trendy to be thrifty the popularity and number of these stores is increasing the pandemic too has gone some ways in changing consumer habits people have become more careful with their

spending cancellation of fashion shows disruptions in supply chains to help shoppers break the habit of following the latest trends but ask the global economy slowly recovers and consumption bounces back to prepared demick levels and mentalists will be hoping the trend for sustainability in fashion stays constant florence louis al-jazeera. now has gemma with a sport thank you lauren refound the dow has won a record extending 10th or a masters title by beating great rival and world number one novak djokovic in the final it was the 57th meeting between 2 of the game's all time greats and it was no doubt who took a tight 1st set $75.00 but the 5 time champion a joke of it dominated at the 2nd taking it 61 to force a decider the dow saved 2 great points on his way to winning the final set 63 the spaniard is now one of 4 of his 6 finals against djokovic is tolerant and is

looking in ominous form ahead of the french open. and then i think i'm glad i have a tournament. i think i have been playing better and better finding my my rhythm on . here i think i i had a very positive way and there may have been. going into paris brings me you know brings me good sensation i actually now started to feel. like i actually want to feel on clay so i think if i manage to play the way i played last night in today i think i have a good chance to go all the way in paris. in the women's final french open champion vantec easily beat former world number one accounting the place kicker the 19 year old it didn't lose a single game in the match taking it 66 love in just 46 minutes is texas 3rd career title and victory riva into the top 10 of the rankings for the 1st time in

football the spanish title race it will go down to the final day of the season leaders after s.k. madrid came back from a goal down to beat also seen a 21 scoring their win on 88 minutes they maintain that 2 point lead over round woodridge who won one nil at athletic bilbao if. next week they will be champions for the 1st time in 7 is barcelona they lost it to one against south of ego to end best chances napoli have taken another step it's what's qualifying for next season's champions league after beating few in siena 2 nil in syria the fleas captain and lorenzo in sr have the chance to put his side ahead he missed the penalty put in the rebound to make it one male and they got a 2nd and 10 minutes later when a pure shot it deflected in off lorenzo even you see if napoli and ac milan win their final games next sunday they'll both current t it's hopeful finish meaning eventis will miss out on playing europe's elite

competition for the 1st time in a decade in the premier league level of kept alive their hopes of securing a champions league place thanks to that gokey for they were already relegated west brought me took the lead to before mohamed salah made it 100 at half time stay that way until the 95th minutes when liverpool's keeper allison that came out for a corner which he had it in peter schmeichel style to snatch victory from last year's champions liveable of a 5th a point behind chelsea with 2 games to get food to groom the groom who observed result though already took bribes bergmann dressing room was absolutely. incredible if if if if you all of usual scores a goal like this everybody says that's a world class school. when i was in is doing it we have to say the same. is one of the most eagerly anticipated heavyweight bouts of all time and now tyson fury has confirmed his fight with anthony joshua is on the british box as will take

to the ring in saudi arabia on august 14th with 4 heavyweight bouts on the line for the 1st time in the sport's history with the win up becoming undisputed champion confirmation of the fight has not been made official just yet but fear he told his followers on twitter that it is happening. to your guys i just got off the phone from prince kelly of saudi arabia. he told me his funds are 100 percent hong. oldest 142021 summer time all eyes of the war will be on the kingdom of saudi arabia and i can not wait to repeat cannot wait to smush on for the joshua on the biggest stage of all times this is going to be the biggest sporting event ever to grace the. basketball's new africa league which is backed by the n.b.a. has tips off with house a patriots from the wonder of beating nigerian cup it really is for you because that sort of the 12 teams from across the continent have qualified to play in the

tournament the competition has been delayed by more than a year due to cope with 19. jack miller has made it back to back wins off to victory of the french moto g.p. 6 time world champion mont marquez was leading until this happened but he managed to get back on his bike and did continue in the race but he crashed again and that was the end of his race pole set of fabric quarter all right was the new leader but he was seen a bit taken by miller who stayed out in front until the end it was 2nd with crocs were already facing the podium form a champion egged on by now has taken the lead at the jarrett italia the combi and ride a blew away the competition and to clinch a stage 9 of the race but not everybody fared so well a slovenian might say i'm not sure if he suffered a heavy crash 40 kilometers into sunday stage he flipped head over heels in a descent which broke his bike in 2 he was later taken to hospital but he's being kept under observation and he has now abandoned the rice and how about this for

a way to celebrate your birthday perth glories and 35 on sunday and he marked the occasion by scoring us down a long range only in his side's win against western sydney wanderers in australia is a week prior to this match he hadn't scored who season the form on an international ended up getting 4 goals in that game. that was all useful from either thanks so much gemma. well that's it for me a darn tired of this news out of the back in a moment with more on the violence between israel and hamas after the deadliest day yet in the gaza strip with at least 46 people killed taking the death toll there since monday to $197.00 and it's really military says it was targeting hamas underground tunnels but $21.00 of the dead were members of the same family 58 children have died all together in gaza israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the attacks on harass will continue full force around $3000.00 rockets and

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played an important role checking in with. no trace. gaza suffers its deadliest day of the past week with 21 members of the same family killed in just one attack. on our intake of this is our jazeera live from london also coming up at least 58 children have now been killed by israeli airstrikes on gaza while others say they're scared they would survive the night. i mean the raised tensions a car.