let us love one of them love doesn't cost once makes your heart. heart it doesn't any loss for the simple yet the strictest this is. the in. the in. the. warplanes launch another series of heavy air strikes on gaza palestinian factions fire more rockets at israel. player watching al-jazeera live from doha fully back to bow with the latest on the israel palestine conflict digging for survivors israeli bombardment flattened buildings in gaza killing dozens meanwhile at the united nations the security

council meets but fails to agree on even a basic joint statement about the conflict and in other news the votes that will give women more say in rewriting chile's dictatorship in iraq are satish. israel's one bottom end of the gaza strip has now gone on for a weekend shows no sign of ending. it has launched a new wave of air strikes on the palestinian enclave over the past few hours earlier how mass fired rockets towards the israeli city of ashkelon on sunday the u.n. security council met to discuss the crisis but was unable even to agree on a joint statement of concerns the death toll now stands at 197 palestinians including 58 children 10 people in israel have also died let's get the latest from

al-jazeera. to is live for us in gaza is just gone past 3 am in gaza and more israeli air strikes today how intense compared to previous nights when we spoke. a lot. of. the city. understanding. they were once. they were. on bail roll its. military security base is that the. also i think groups some of them also. but more sort of multiple things and these recent attack on the last israeli attack that didn't. it didn't shell buildings like. last night on the picket line. but israeli said not to have

thought to get to bases that are used by. diligence. so most of the israeli attacks according to those why it is they. place is not used by the party groups or intelligence. the ministry of health the possibility of a set that only one policy and life. which is the. one all more or less. but still we can hear the gravy drawn. holding the over our heads controlling that's got you've got. to still we haven't seen you haven't noticed and here the auction. goes on the last is that i. thank you very much for that update. for

a stair in gaza or a sunday was the deadliest day of israeli air raids since the latest escalation in the palestine israel conflicts nor bread manly has more on a day mocked in gaza by digging through rubble. calling for survivors in a room flattened by rocket fire. and a sign of life a man calls back in july that. this residential building was struck by israeli rockets in gaza city. our team talked to him and we'll get him out in a minute we hope that his sister is alive as well and we can get her out to others didn't survive. it's delicate work for rescue teams. pulling survivors out with their hands ensuring there are no people life before they inch forward with an excavator. the number of people under the rubble is still unknown

as we heard from the families and 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 boardman launched on one specific neighborhood as it happened and i witnessed 3 whole neighborhoods where bombs were continuous hours and they did not only bomb goes residential buildings and people innocent civilians they targeted the roads to this neighborhood. a teacher and mother tell just sara that her 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 it is. want to go to sleep because they know once they close their eyes something that goes on during the bombing many families be forced to retrieve the bodies of their loved ones from this one in. the fall that devastated by the loss of this child minerva. europe the al-jazeera. sixers or israeli police officers have been injured in a caroming in occupied east jerusalem the attack happened in share the neighborhood ways really settlers are trying to forcibly expel 4 palestinian families who live there a warning harry fawcett's report begins by showing the moment

a car crashed into the offices. after weeks of sight of tension and protest a new level of violence. 6 members of the israeli security forces injured the driver shot dead in his seat seconds later witnesses told us the man a palestinian from occupied east jerusalem shouted. as he approached on edge israeli forces driving our team and others from the immediate area. for palestinian families further down the street a facing imminent forced expulsion from their homes their fate driving many of the protests that preceded the descent into the air strikes rocket fire and calming all violence of the last week. was the focus of so much of the simmering tension that we saw here throughout the month of ramadan tension that sparked violence that has spread far beyond here violence it is continuing a short drive from an israeli settler which film taking aim at palestinians to were

later reported shot and injured these were the arrests that followed in a settler israel's prime minister calling the explosion of racial violence the 2nd front in this crisis the other front has so far not relented more heavy rocket barrages out of gaza in our school on a synagogue was struck israeli attacks on gaza are also unrelenting the toll in people killed in displaced in homes destroyed still mounting israel's security cabinet reportedly not discussing a rumored move toward cease fire negotiations the prime minister taking his argument on to u.s. television were trying to degrade hamas as terrorists and to degrade their will to do this again so take some time i hope the want to long but it's not immediate but there's also report that he gypped offered a truce hamas said yes you said now why. well that's not what i know and frankly if hamas thought that they could just for an hour rockets and then sit back and

enjoy a community that's forced by night the checkpoints had been reinforced with heavy blocks even if a ceasefire is coming between israel and hamas the violence here in the occupied west bank and in israel for now has a momentum of its own very force it out as era occupied east jerusalem the u.s. has told the un security council is ready to offer a supporter of israel and hamas seek a ceasefire says china accused the binding administration of brahimi a joint resolution on the crisis christensen only has more from the united nations . it was the security council's 3rd emergency meeting in a week but the 1st in public and it started with an appeal by the u.n. chief for the fighting so hot the senseless cycle of bloodshed terrible destruction must not immediately all parties must respect and wrestle with in law international human rights law or reflecting the urgency of the moment some council members had

their foreign ministers participate that was also the case for the palestinians israel is the armed thieves who has entered our house and it is the right thing in our family it becomes destroys our homes or presidents or people. innovation absolutely narration the gates after big and then. the security that would be nice us israel's u.n. ambassador accused hamas of carrying out indiscriminate attacks for political gain and putting its own civilians at risk israel sees everything villian death as a tragedy hamas sees every israeli civilian death as a victory israel uses its missiles to protect its children hamas uses its children to protect its missiles even as the violence escalates the u.s.

has blocked the security council from speaking with one voice emphasizing instead its only th an effort the united states has made clear that we are prepared to lend our support and get offices should the parties see a ceasefire norway china and tunisia have been leaving work to negotiate a joint statement of the council frustrated by the lack of security council action on an issue that's been on the council's agenda for more than 70 years china's foreign minister called out the united states as the only dissenting voice and promise to keep pushing until the council can speak as one christian salumi al-jazeera the united nations all these really palestinian conflict is playing out on social media in a way never seen before is here to tell us more. now 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 israel's attacks on gaza in 282014 within hours of correspondent stephanie decker posting this video of the destruction of the al-jazeera and 80 offices in gaza on saturday it went viral and has been viewed more than $8000000.00 times in less than 24 hours the israeli military was quick to defend itself on twitter it claims it's only targeting hamas now in a tweet it said i.d.f. fighter jets struck a multi-story building containing hamas military intelligence assets the building contained civilian media offices which hamas hides behind and deliberately uses as human shields now despite that people are showing solidarity online for those forced to flee using the hashtags journalism is not a crime and we demand press freedom now this photo in fact shows journalists outside the destroyed building and of course social media has also been a driving force behind many of the protests elsewhere for example this was the

scene if you just wait there they go this was the scene in london just hours after saturday's attack and in another part of the world hundreds of thousands of people took part in a free palestine march now at the football english f.a. cup final on saturday night in the u.k. less the city's hamza chaudry was the palestinian flag in solidarity as you see just there as he's picking up his medal but not only that we've also had celebrities as well like jihad and the weekend they've been sharing their thoughts too with their millions of followers and also israeli hollywood actress gaga disabled comments on her post that says israel deserves to leave live rather as a free and safe nation now a new generation of social justice rather activists are using facebook and instagram. even take talk to dr narrative of what's happening during this conflict now it all started earlier this month when

a video under the hashtag saved giora went viral showing a palestinian woman trying to stop a jewish settlers you can see that from taking her house now palestinians used social media to protest against her and forces forced rather expulsions from their homes in the shifter a neighborhood in which point jerusalem now some found their instagram stories and posts removed and that prompted an apology from its c.e.o. who blames a technical issue but the true rights groups are unconvinced and according to social media sites to be transparent about why they're taking down those posts on thursday israel's justice minister benny gantz held a zoo meeting with facebook can tick tock execs to get content critical of israel removed now according to his spokesman the executive said they'd act quickly and effectively it's revenge incitement on their platforms and facebook's executives are reportedly due to speak with the palestinian authority as well next week now posts containing misleading or false claims from both sides during this conflict

have also been widely shared in fact an israeli government spokesman shared this video once with the saying it was hamas firing rockets at israel from populated areas by the video it was in fact from $28.00 seen and of syrian government forces carrying out an attack on the city of daraa in syria. still ahead on al-jazeera a report from one of the racial balance way covered 900 back emissions are being scaled down because of fears over the very end from in the air. tired frightened and unsure about their future we followed the plight of migrants discovered crossing the u.s. and then want to. it's time for the perfect journey and the winter sponsored plan qatar airways well spring rains the main system is obvious to running from southern china up

towards japan it waves north and south as you well know and it causes flooding as he's meant to do that's the case i think where the orange tops are pretty visible and especially china to the north of it's not quite and down it's quite hot and settled in beijing at 31 degrees the rain on tuesday leaves most of japan behind but it still hangs around in southern china is probably on its way back north again so humid occasionally wet day in hong kong for example and dramatic weather continues in india is certainly rain being strong enough nice tropical cyclone or if you like it's proper and i'm a very severe cyclonic storm it could be become extremely severe in the next few hours is expected to make landfall in good rat probably join the early hours of choose the maybe around the back door will start to affect that state well before that and of course this represents the rain but the other risks are the ways 9 me

to being generous the moment and the storm surge that comes with a good drought is fairly low so flooding and wind damage both prospects. sports of qatar airways. a unique form of protest by a palestinian artist using a symbol of national identity to create postage and passport stamps. but as for some burglaries are not free during your life they are the people that come flying anywhere sending a message of resistance about the arab israeli conflict a loss of come to palestine. palestine sombat a stamp of defiance on al-jazeera.

the end to. their watching al-jazeera live from doha a reminder our main story israel has launched a new wave of air strikes on gaza in the last few hours on a simian factions have also fired a barrage of rockets more sees really city of ashkelon at least 197 palestinians including 58 children have been killed since the conflict escalated a week ago to 10 people in israel have also died with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the offensive will continue with full force and the u.n. security council met to discuss the escalating conflict on sunday but was unable to even agree on a joint statement chime eric uses a biden administration of blocking it with the u.s. being israel's small spot for adlai. onto other world news now and the polls have closed in chile following

a vote to elect 155 delegates to rewrite the country's dictatorship era constitution half the seats are reserved for women and 17 for indigenous people many say a new constitution will address social inequality issues that need to violent protests nearly 2 years ago it's also seen as a test of support for the government ahead of presidential elections in november that speak to christina 6 went is about this she is an analyst and journalist who covers chile in the is joining us via skype from santiago very good to have you with us on al-jazeera christina when we were speaking to our correspondent in santiago an hour ago she said that the turnout hasn't hasn't been overwhelming in this vote which is surprising when you consider the number of people who turned out to protest and demanding new cost to sion how do you explain this this what seemingly low turnout. well this has it various we saw scenes we call it a voluntary voting 2012 we have seen lawn chair now in elections and this also was

not not only will the members of the assembly but also we were elected in maine years. and also governor so there were many votes that people had to do in and there's a lot of critics of the political class so people were it was very confusing for people as well that was a long pole so there were many candidates so that's why people were not encouraged to go into the polls and won't so that could explain well i'm not so the been that meek we've got our high number of cases right now so that from people who are weary about it right but the it was expected about 30 percent of the vote which is normal for an election in maine here see in chile right as you say the process is going to be a complicated one it's a complicated one and it's going to be

a long one also how do you see it play out and is there a real sense of what the assembly is going to do when when it's formed. it's what it's about is if we expect along. the vote is very complicated to and the government is expecting a 3rd of their pendennis to be elected and some member of the assembly that would be a good number for them and it is expected as well that they do well because they were very organized they went in one list and then there is not the government winning one little while they are seizure was a scattered in different lists so. it does that's what it is i suspect there and i don't know if that could still feel the expectation of people who protest in just an 18 let's talk about the expectation of the people what exactly are they and what is it about the previous chilean constitution that people dislike so much i mean 30

years on aside from the fact of course that it was promulgated by a dictator what was wrong with it and what do people want. well in 1980 there was a lot of fear when they voted that many people in also with very it was fraudulent because even their people voted as it was a constitution made a pinochet made by events in it was very well made they have a lot of child so it was difficult for the 7 marcus e.g. we forgot that there were many forms but not. very know very carefully the form because there were there were so many constraints so now people want they were asking for change in the new tense up there the pension the education so there were so many issues that needs to be addressed that are expected to be in the constitution well we're not sure if that this going to be addressed because of the as well and with the way the pending on how many. members of the assembly are from

there of the coalition who didn't want to change. all right. it is that understand because i guess. there were a lot of members that probably didn't want to change the constitution and it is going to be all in the assembly so to be interesting to see what actually changes after this or thank you so much for speaking to us christina if went to slide there in santiago thank you for your time thank you. over a 1000 people have died from corona virus in brazil in the past day half the number recorded a day earlier in the country has also seen a drop in new cases from 67000 on saturday to around 41000 it comes as the country's slow vaccine rollout continues and some states begin easing restrictions health experts are warning the moves are premature overall brazil has recorded more

than 15000000 cases and more than 435000 deaths britain's government says it's confident existing vaccines will protect against a more transmissible very internet spreading across the country the strain for is detected in india has now become the most dominant in parts of the u.k. in particular bolton and blackburn in the northwest of england away cases of more than doubled in a week as join a whole reports it's especially concerning as more assertions are said to be on monday. 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 it. is why

it is you know you don't want me in the very end is that a worry for you it is a little bit about money than anything i think it's good to get as many people vaccinated it's possible if you have it if you get it you're right yes yes i'm going to say you have to be here with the so-called indian variant is already the dominant strain in bolton with clusters 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 you in the queues or to stop the 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 see to get the vaccine as well as speeding up 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 jonah how al-jazeera bolton. but francis has held a special mass for myanmar's catholics urging them not to give in to despair has been one of the most vocal critics of a country's giunta after it ceased power in a coup in february protests have been met by a violent military crackdown and a local monitoring group says almost 800 people have been killed and tensions have

been rising in the northwest where an entourage distance is growing. dear brothers and sisters in these days when your beloved country of myanmar is experiencing violence conflict and repression let us ask ourselves what we are being called to keep in the 1st place to keep the faith we need to keep the faith lest we yield to grief or plunge into the despair of those who no longer see a way out. more than 170000 migrants were discovered crossing the us haven't border in april the highest monthly total say and seen in 2 decades the migrants are mostly from central america where the pandemic and back to back hurricanes worse and already struggling economies. are reports on the texas mexico border. it's early morning a few 100 steps from the banks of the rio grande river on the american side and these men women and children are anxious about what the day will bring they hope

the worst is behind them. we cross the river and then we walk for 2 hours and then we turn ourselves in a model lopez is 17 and alone he left his home in el salvador 3 weeks ago hitching rides north until he reached the us mexico border he hopes to join an older sister in los angeles but for now he's been detained by u.s. border patrol agents so many have come that the agents have run out of buses to take them to the stations where they'll be processed they're tired they're frightened and they're wondering what will come next to him here. just i am afraid i have never been through anything like this before carmen is a single mother from el salvador she just crossed the river with her 2 sons. we crossed in a raft it went all bad i was in mud up to my waist and i lost all our documents now she worries u.s. authorities will take away her children because she can't immediately prove they're

hers that after surviving. the mexican cartels who control the river southern banks and the currents in which previous migrants have drowned here we go i think we're good to go father roy snipes a local catholic priest shows us the landscape by boat that's mexico there and this is texas here. now they come on the green canvas randy and you might have figure 8 people in a big red going to grow by day the surroundings look serene a handful of soldiers guard the american side and the occasional army speedboat leaves us in its wake that's border patrol there these beautiful people are just struggling to survive just to survive. and then there's a human crisis that we're getting hysterical and looking at them as if they were some kind of a yeah. the number of migrants caught crossing the u.s. southern border is now the highest in decades. these families have felt temporary

shelter with the priest they're among the lucky ones allowed to remain in the u.s. while their cases go through the immigration courts i think there's haired and hopeful you know they're hoping to make it. to the united states and find a good life the biden administration is expelling most migrants back to mexico or they will again face the cartels but still more arrive at the border believing it's a chance worth taking castro al-jazeera macallan texas. where again i'm fully back to bill with the headlines on al-jazeera israel has launched dozens of air strikes on gaza in the last few hours in factions have also fired a barrage of rockets was the israeli city of ashkelon. from gaza.