the city. we need to take. trying to bring people together trying to do what people. israel carries out more airstrikes on gaza hours after a major wave of protests against the attacks and people out on the streets of the occupied west bank this wednesday is preparations begin for the funerals of victims of israeli violence. on canal santa maria here in doha with those stories and the rest of the day's news on al-jazeera more than 4 and

a half 1000 people have died in one day from 19 in india it is another new record and boats carrying migrants from morocco trying to enter the spanish town of say a day after big blocks police. starting in gaza in the last few hours dozens of palestinian families have rushed to evacuate the tower block under the threat of israeli airstrikes it is the. complex just north of gaza city which has been targeted we have seen smoke rising from the morning missiles which is sent by israel as many as 19 in that building which now sits empty off to residents gathered what they could and fled so we're keeping an eye on that one and waiting to see if and when that happens there's one of the warning shots from a little bit earlier smaller hits which are used to alert residents of the much larger strike on the way israel's bombardment of the gaza strip has continued

through the night and into wednesday at this stage at least 222 palestinians have been killed since the offensive against hamas and other groups began a week ago. so choose day yesterday that was the palestinian day of rage today wednesday is a day of mourning you know perceptions of began in ramallah for 2 of the 4 people killed in the occupied west bank on tuesday it was after the 1st palestinian general strike in decades ended in violence and bloodshed more than 160 others were injured as well as 2 israeli soldiers of course want to carry forth that was in bethlehem as it all unfolded here is his reports. this is a well known road at one end palestinian protesters driven by years of occupation what 2 recent human rights reports have defined as a party and good and sustained by events in jerusalem in gaza at the other implacable militarized position of the israeli forces blocking the way and more.

this is how this day would play out huge shows of force pushing back the crowd then young men in small groups gradually approaching within tens of meters of israeli fortifications peppering them with rocks and glass marbles. the israeli tactics varying from attempting to russian detain them to overwhelming them with tear gas and foul smelling water to considerably worse so israeli forces are strengthening their position after those stone throwers got pretty close to the checkpoint here and as you can see on the road just in front of us a sniper team has taken a position later as we reported live there was no russian no show of force simply sniper fire from a protected position on unarmed protesters one man fell injured in front of us and was taken out by ambulance one among many here among dozens across the occupied

west bank. near the illegal settlement of a dell close to ramallah the gunfire was at one point going both ways this is a rare shooting attack on an israeli military position during a confrontation a sign of the seriousness of the. current upsurge in violence i think. it is just on the spot because we are living under this pressure of living under this discrimination in. place of. that's that's the. this equation this has been declared a national strike and a day of rage observed to an occupied east jerusalem confrontations breaking out of damascus gate was there. and it shifts where a long simmering protest against forced expulsions of palestinians has in part fueled this wider violence in the southern occupied west bank city of hebron a palestinian was shot dead by israeli forces who said he was carrying a knife

a homemade gun and an explosive device. a brutal day to add to the tally of the last week or it will sit bethlehem in the occupied west bank. in occupied east jerusalem gaza 1st of all it is a sign of a bizarre mcharg sort of situation of warfare that we say that we're actually waiting with live cameras to watch a building get hit. yeah absolutely i mean while we're waiting with our cameras to watch that hit imagine all of those families who had to evacuate and who are also waiting to hear what's going to happen to what they called home with ever be able to return what are they going to tell their children how are they going to live in the coming weeks and months and where are they going to live it is a very very sad situation very stressful for do people who are living in gaza and

we have seen that unfolding similar scenario is ever since this last you know this war has started about 10 days ago now gazans seeing really the entire lives their memories of everything go into ashes israel saying is targeting have mass ass's have mass offices have buildings sometimes without providing any conclusive proof of that and many gazans asking well in that case why aren't you doing pinpointing strikes israel is very good at that it has done that in the previous wars why demolishing an entire building and making innocent civilians into homeless people just to target maybe one flat stored there isn't it. clearly no sign of a cease fire anywhere at the moment but you were saying to us earlier that there is at least 20. there's

a lot of talk about the ceasefire especially in the israeli media there's also a lot of reports going around saying that that ceasefire would come. at 6 am local time that would be for g.m.t. yeah. but there is no confirmation about that so far actually what we hear publicly from both sides is that this operation will continue the military operations will continue in israel say that it will continue until it is satisfied that it had weakened enough how must have us say that is over asians will continue also and there is no talk about a truce from for its part. something in return you know there's been this is not the 1st war over the last 10 years and maybe the 4th war and. how much hasn't got anything so far out of it just periods of followed by

a war but life in gaza has not improved actually according to you and it has gotten worse and worse the blockade has been going on for more than a decade now 15 years rather so i think it's trying to get something in return that said this by at all what they're saying publicly there is international pressure to bring an end to the hostilities and also you have to put in the equation prime minister netanyahu and self years in battle politically you hasn't been able to form a coalition government he hasn't been able to get an outright victory for election general elections over the past 2 years but at the moment he is gaining popularity make no mistake the military operation in gaza is supported by a good chunk of the israeli public specially those living in the south of the country who say that this should continue as long as. because they want to see.

basically have mass completely destroyed and this is something that maybe israel doesn't want in itself and doesn't want to have domestic us inside gaza so there's a lot of posturing going on and a lot of domestic politics also going on and this is an indication that if prime minister that i know does this correctly he could actually gave that support that he was missing to form a coalition government whenever he gets that mandate back how to deal with the latest news and the context for us as well from occupied east jerusalem thank you we'll return to the israeli palestinian conflict later in this bulletin but some other news 1st of all a muslim organizations in india demanding a judicial inquiry into the demolition of a mosque in the state of water pradesh the 100 year old building in the town of about a bank he was brought down on monday district officials in that b. j.p. ruled states say the structure was illegal there is

a legal case over the issue which has been ongoing back in 1902 india witness one of its worst communal riots after a 16th century mosque was demolished in order to pradesh by activists of the r e assess the parent organization if you like of the b j p we got some more on this which. is a political commentator and journalist he sees this move really as a surprise everybody is preoccupied with generally saving their lives in dealing with this pandemic. and therefore it is all the more strange and intriguing why that's the government the state government chose to do what it did it appears to be in direct contravention of a high court order which were a directive which was passed on the 24th of april which stated that irrespective or whatever it is the directives this court or any lower court may have given with regard to disposition them or demolition or remove all of the mosque all that will

stand in abeyance till the 31st of many surprisingly strangely the government moved and demolished the mosque it's just mosque is within is just 10 storms tore from from the from the provincial capital of luck no it's an bought a bank a district not much was heard of this it appears the government now says that it there was some residential units that were buried along but along with the mosque focus there was more no provision there was no permission but that notwithstanding got the high court order to give in a direction so therefore it is very very strange and this is being viewed with a great deal of suspicion migrants are continuing to travel from morocco to a spanish enclave in north africa despite poor conditions there around 8000 people have crossed into the region of say that either by sea or by walking around the coast dozens of also reached many of spain's other enclave in north africa the

european union is urging morocco to stop the spanish government's already sent back many of the recent arrivals and supporters from the team baba. tuesday in see you later and still they kept coming some had swum around the border fences sticking out into the mediterranean sea or used rubber dinghies others simply walked across at low tide one young man is known to have drowned dozens of been treated for hypothermia the adults were transferred to suit his main football stadium but those thought to be miners were sent to warehouses run by the red cross and other groups the spanish government is now sending $400.00 extra troops and police to boost souter's border force while appealing for calm. in the last thing a migrate area and humanitarian crisis of this nature needs is for political leaders to show hatred or fear we therefore call on everyone responsibility prudence and a sense of order prime minister pedro sanchez has canceled a trip to paris for

a summit on international aid to africa instead he's travelling to see you to which is separated from morocco by a 10 metre high fence meanwhile madrid's dismissed suggestions the sudden rise in migrants arrivals is linked to a diplomatic route. last month morocco reacted angrily when it emerged that brahimi the head of the policy front had been allowed into spain for covered 19 treatment the algeria backed group has fought for decades for western sahara as independence from morocco analysts had warned the rao over carli could push the moroccan government to limit cooperation over illegal migration and other issues brussels is now urging it to stop any more people trying to reach spanish territory the most important thing now is that morocco continues to commit to prevent the regular departures and that those that do not have the right to stay are orderly and effectively returned spain says it is expelling all those who vented suter illegally but it's not clear if that applies to unaccompanied migrants under 18 who

are usually allowed to remain. al-jazeera. china has criticized the u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi for demanding a boycott of the 2022 winter olympic games in beijing it said pelosi is quote full of lies after she condemned china for human rights abuses against weakness and other ethnic minorities. here's what i pose and join those who are but isn't this a diplomatic boycott but for heads of state to go to china in light of a genocide that is ongoing while you're sitting there in your seat it really begs the question what more authority do you have to speak again about humanizing any place in the world if you're willing to pay your respects to chinese government as they commit genocide. in the news ahead charter pandemics leading to

an alarming rise in cyber crimes targeting children. from the pandering to politics with you what's your vision song contest may be a tough act to pull off. hello there cloudy skies and thunderstorms on the menu for much of the philippines we could see some localized flash flooding with those downpours are particularly heavy and it's a similar story for borneo we're going to have some intense showers as we go into thursday but we're going to friday it will be indonesia that sees some of those heavy showers as well as parts of india china southern thailand seeing some particularly heavy downpours as well but one area where things are not looking wet is australia we've got high pressure sitting over many of the central areas you can see that there and that's keeping things very calm and dry we will have

a few showers kissing the coast of queensland and new south wales so a few showers there but very dry unsettled for central areas it's a similar story for western parts of a straight perth at $25.00 degrees and that's ahead of this weather system that's working its way up that's also going to be affecting parts of new zealand but for thursday we'll have the wet to weather in the southern areas of the south island pretty dry lots of sunshine in the north island but as we go into friday you can see that wet weather moving its way up with 1000 degrees in christchurch. i'm perry davies in the kimberley in western australia where indigenous communities it's teaming up with scientists to create a new approach to marry. conservation the 1st thing you learn from leaving but just

. jump on the boat with your. grandfather. i'm afraid your new reporting from brazil that your vaunted tribe is protecting biodiversity defending themselves against illegal invaders briest on al-jazeera. deal with al-jazeera a reminder on the situation in gaza right now where israeli forces have fired a warning shot at another tower block dozens of palestinian families have been forced to leave their homes across the street more than 100 bombs artillery shells were fired through the night and into the. funeral possessions of 4 palestinians

killed during the largest general strike in decades on tuesday 4 people were killed across the occupied west bank. and factions in gaza they noticed more than 50 rockets towards israel overnight most were intercepted by the air defense system known as the i and 12 people in israel have been killed since the start of the conflict including 2 children. iran's deputy foreign minister says talks to salvage the 2050 nuclear deal have progressed well in vienna a 3 month time limit was set by iran back in february to pressure the united states into lifting sanctions or from dosage of. time is running out and all sides involved in the 2015 iran nuclear deal are hoping these talks held here in the austrian capital since early april will soon lead to a breakthrough. technical discussions are now underway about how and when iran can scale back its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief since the us left

the deal in may of 2018 it's imposed a series of hard hitting sanctions on iran's oil and banking sector now iranian officials say advances they've made in the nuclear program in retaliation to those sanctions could be reversed the most significant being current enrichment levels of 63 percent the highest in iran's history under the 2015 joint comprehensive plan of action. a way it was only allowed to enrich to 3.67 percent a 3 month that mind set by the signatories of the nuclear deal for iran to return to full compliance is set to expire on may 21st after that iranian officials say they will destroy all security footage held since february 21st of the 6 nuclear sites in the country cameras in them will also be turned off leaving their unable to see what iran 'd is doing. but there is cautious optimism to talks in vienna are

heading in the right direction on shit out of you under the old me of them burgers has been made on stomach but there are a few which need more deliberations iranian and european delegates met yesterday nuclear talks in vienna continue there is no pre-agreement or temporary agreement but a deal is finalized when all points of dispute a result. but achieving a deal is being delayed by the technical details of more than 1500 u.s. sanctions imposed on new reigning entities and individuals since 2018 it's a question was who. i mean how how we agreements time implemented that's most difficult seems so one ran through the. sanctions be lifted what sanctions will be lifted for us and. when yet on store stopped to go back to its commitments of that you see sort of practical impact implication is their most important thing the thing to do his cost. there has been many attempts to sabotage

these talks by other powers including an attack on the town's nuclear facilities power grid that iran called nuclear terrorism many countries including israel are opposed to any deal with iran but the biden administration in washington wants one these negotiations will have consequences far beyond keeping tabs on nuclear program under attack it's about securing a deal that will ensure the ongoing tensions in the region side of this by the bizarre to reach an agreement the details are proving to be much more difficult than ever before. dorsett mari al-jazeera piano. for the 2nd day in a row the number of coronavirus deaths in india has hit a record high more than 4 and a half 1000 recorded in the past 24 hours the number of new cases that has been coming down in recent days after it reached daily highs of more than 400002 weeks

ago people in france back out to enjoying cafe terraces once again as the next stage of lockdown easing comes into effect. i. non-essential shops as well including paris is famous. department store also reopening theaters and cinema as a back up 35 percent capacity people can stay out later as well as the night because he's been pushed back from 7 pm to 9 p m. but the coronavirus pendant is being blamed for a rise in cyber crimes against children this is in mexico authorities say child trafficking networks have increased their presence on social media when suspects in children are often lured into exploitation of the reports from mexico city. it's. a 16 year old catalina not her real name says she's recovering from a terrible trauma earlier this year she fell victim to

a disturbing and growing online trend and. it began with a group on whatsapp that's where i was tricked into sending photographs of myself i would do dare is in trade pictures. but some of those pictures were pornographic which to her shock ended up being published on the internet by someone police have still not identified. get alina is just one of a great many children in mexico who are lured into becoming victims of online child pornography every year it is so who runs in n.-g. o. with more than 50 years of experience combat in the trafficking of women and girls says the scope of cyber crimes against children in mexico is vast and can have deadly consequences. the most violent examples are in the deep web i know of one raid against an operation that ran out of the state of mature can that offered children to be rented or sold for $5000.00 they said you could do anything with the

children even kill them. experts like to say that mexico lacks the resources to effectively combat crimes against minors coupled with government corruption and a culture of impunity mexico has become a world leader in online child exploitation mexican authorities began compiling data on cyber crime in 2013 and according to mexican federal police reports of pedophilia and online child pornography reached a record high in 2020. mexico's national task force on cyber crimes says the covert $1000.00 lockdown has led to increased internet use and in turn has resulted in a dramatic increase in child pornography in this in the low during the penn demick last year between the months of april and may we saw an increase of about 70 to 74 percent what we are witnessing is child trafficking networks moving into virtual environments. ghetto lena who lives in

a shelter for girls in the mexican capital says she's starting to overcome her own personal trauma she says that by sharing her story she hopes other girls can be spared the pain of falling victim to child pornography manuelle it up a little al-jazeera mexico city. colombian security forces have injured dozens of protesters who continue to rally against the government's tax plans a committee report to strong explosion near a fuel storage station according to authorities the fire was caused by a propane gas cylinder purchased began last month over a proposed tax plan they have carried on though even after the plan was withdrawn people still angry with president even decades handling of the pandemic they want social and economic inequality to be addressed. the new york state attorney general's office says it is widening its probe of the trump organization to include a criminal investigation the organization was previously being investigated in

a purely civil capacity of his but no explanation for why the scope of the probe is being expanded manhattan's district attorney had been conducting his own criminal probe of the trump organization for the past 2 years. in bellary spill east of raided the offices of a major independent news site the state control committee as i put a criminal case against members of stuff for suspected tax evasion. i had been stripped of its official media status as authorities keep cracking down on protests against president alexander lukashenko. defaced months of protests following his election victory with many believing the vote was rigged. the world's largest televised music event is back thousands of people attending the euro vision song contest in the netherlands this year after it was canceled in 2020 courses being dominated by covert testing and social distancing but it's not just the pandemic playing a big role politics is as well step in reports from rotterdam. said. no

i. guess. with her song born russian singer money shot brings domestic violence to you or pee in stage it's a sensitive issue in our country and has led to her facing many threats and protests including from church leaders and politicians. the ever vision song contest is of biggest stage. music stage in our planet i don't want to stop whatever if someone dalek's me doesn't mean that i need to stop my art and i need to stop my message but with repression going on in russia right now are you not worried that it will backfire against you when you've got a no i don't know i'm trying to not think about it officially politics is off limits for the festival of law last ending and almost but when balor sent in a song that was seen as supportive of its government's crackdown on protests after

a disputed presidential election last august it was banned from taking part but even the theme of this officially a political contest is rather political the netherlands chose open up in an effort to promote tolerance what you see over the last decades in europe is that the continent is slowly but certainly opening up every country is in a in a different place on that journey but in our country like russia for example or who have a different pos absolutely and that's the fact that as a song contest we can only accept. the other 2 messages like me 2 and matter can be heard in this year's contest but also songs about anxiety due to living under lock downs the eurovision song contest is that one moment in the year when you are really feel united even if it's only for a few hours but it's also the time for countries to use glitter and glamour to implicitly get the political and the. emetic messages across. is where al has sent

a song called set me free by even questions about developments in her country are clearly not welcome looking at the situation at the moment in your country must be here also it makes sense of sorry i have to interrupt you. we know we were not going to talk about political issues in this press conference there is some sort of sense censorship going on an expert on eurovision historian dean for let it says the european broadcasting union that organizes the contests contradicts its own values this series you start talking about values you take upon yourself some political responsibility and i think that the european broadcasting union really needs to do more to show but it is working to advance those values in. the now most importantly the show must go on and then atlanta is facing

a major challenge in holding the contest in the safest way possible during a global pandemic step fastened al-jazeera in rotterdam. which funny interesting move by the italian supercar manufacturer lamborghini it says it will only produce hybrid cars and will be doing it by 2020 for the scion became its 1st petrol electric hybrid when it was launched last year lamborghini is investing $1300000000.00 in converting the rest of its range into hybrid power and ends to produce its 1st all electric car by the end of the decade. and how fast the i will take you through the headlines on al jazeera israeli forces have fired a warning shot at another tel block in gaza dozens of palestinian families have been forced to leave their homes across the strip more than.