the paramilitaries dictated that in the zones they took on areas the state could never reach. under pressure from the dea the criminals who came after the problem escobar hunted down their shell companies were dismantled under arrest increased. israel carries out more air strikes on gaza hours after a massive wave of protests. over there how the market in and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up rockets are fired into israel from lebanon 2 were intercepted by missile defenses the others fall into open grinds. i was coughing really bad i couldn't really

say anything. and pepper sprayed because he's asian american now there's a new bill to find a rise say in hate crimes. but we begin in gaza where the last fear is dozens of palestinian families forced to evacuate their terrible all kinds of the threats of israeli air strikes they are under who star complex just north of gaza city has been targets it it's the size of as many as 90 homes which nice it n.c. after residents gathered what they could and fled. well this was the moments one of israel's warning shots hits these more hit cities to alert residents to see a much larger strikes on the way israel's bombardments of the gaza strip has continued throughout tonight's and into wednesday at least 222 palestinians have

been killed since military offensive against hamas and other palestinian armed groups began a week ago. well several rockets have been fired from southern lebanon towards israel this reports that 2 rocket signs it's in open areas in kiryat yon near the haifa districts israeli army says it intercepts it's another to me army says striking back into lebanese territory we've got correspondents all sides of the conflicts in moments for go see a summing up of them in gaza 1st so let's toss him on current standing by for us in southern israel iran what more to be there with us our. well the israeli bombardment continues across i'm actually just going to move the way right now i'm going to show you those are rockets coming from gaza though been

intercepted by the iron dome we had the dole boom just as you were talking to me that's the kind of thing that's been going on all day there was a massive volley of rocket strikes into south central israel most of those were actually intercepted by the rocket defense system and a few couple of them at least 2 landed in ashkelon itself and we've also been hearing that dull boom from the israeli side as well the israelis are attacking gaza from land and sea and this is all happening to having a huge impact on aid going in to gaza 24 hours now there have been 8 trucks parked carom. crossing which is just a couple kilometers down the road over the over there now the unit been negotiating with these writers but he's right he's being quite clear saying that that checkpoint was attacked by rockets i was sorry by one mortar and therefore they

closed it down now that's really frustrating to all of the aid agencies don't just the united nations they're the ones that are taking the aid and but it's medicine some front is the world health organization it's other n.g.o.s that have put aid on those trucks but even then if they get in the house after site it's not a huge amount of aid is only a few trucks that are going in no way need the amount of aid needed it we've been hearing all throughout the day from our correspondents in gaza about the diet shortage of up yesterday and it was tuesday we saw 3 mobile hospitals from jordan from the jordanian army they came in and they would send back again so this is a real frustration from the aid agencies now. the u.n. has told us that they are negotiating with the israelis but whether that negotiation is fruitful on thursday remains to be seen. imran khan there live for us in southern israel thank you very much indeed enron. well let's say had

insofar as and i we can speak to sami a solemn he's the palestinian journalist living in gaza and joins us from there just talking. you're joining us from what's been happening around the area where you are. first of all we have changed our location because we were in another one which closed and there was bombing there i mean jenin north of gaza that's why we we moved in the heart of the gaza strip in the heart of gaza city because it's very risky it was there and now we are in there all modern moved out of street in gaza city we have just seen some palestinian green needs. being shot towards israel it has have been has just have been after getting a house in the middle of the gaza strip for a site half empty side half emily where 4 people have been killed parents

and their little daughter to use daughter and another woman they were killed there calling for open source is after the house have been hit with 2 rockets and another man who is 63 years also in the same area in the middle of the gaza city was also killed saw this than 30 minutes 5 palestinians were killed. another point that with this family have been targeted and killed we do not know yet if the where of the 5 or not but in this is 3 actually this is 3 it is the heart of gaza which means that it is known that 24 hours in another shower very crowded because it is very economic now to seem empty with little guards some guards carrying people from a place to another place looking for safety and some of them even asked. your

looking for an apartment or any any safety place so some movement here or just some people who are looking for safety and this area has strongly bombed on our left there is a building where it was 15 stories and on the right there is more a lot of which includes jewelry and it's sort and it's at that point and the service and we were talking earlier to our correspondents imran khan about the aid convoys that are stuck at the checkpoints that can't get into gaza how badly needed is this. talk is how much is our supplies are last saying in terms of medical equipment foods but also water because this is been going on for several days there aren't. 8910 days before the

severe bombardments are people able to get its water fruits and supplies are things starting to run quite low. till now we according to the us according to what we see we do not say that there is shortage of food but there is a little bit it is lower and lower for example regarding. lots of foreign markets which produces video tables. and suburbs i mean in the east and north of gaza of gaza strip so the farmers out of there but. the farmers i mean the farms out of the air and the final is going to go there and the mere chance i myself or any other people it tried to buy some the troubles we found some of them at the prices a little bit higher but. they said because this is. it is

a little bit expensive because they cannot go to their farm to collect this and other things that some goods began to supply some shortage from the supermarkets and groceries because of the closure i mean. crossing is a close that's why there is no wood scum. come from the crossing it is all been there some couple of hours then it is it has been closed. so there is tension or some fear would it be some shortage or not till now it is in admission to shortage of addictive city till now maybe each house can live with 3 or hours of electric power after that major of. electric meat work it is the same old saw with water fresh water poured into municipality they received hundreds and hundreds of the phone calls and out of the gate and and the

compliments about the shortage of water ins in some blocks in some quarters in gaza . that the teams of the municipality cannot work freely because of bombing and because of because of bombing because of shortage of equipment so. i mean the problem is collating ok very challenging situation in. lies from gaza thank you. yes president joe biden has told israel's prime minister that he expects a significant deescalation in the fence of gaza a spokeswoman said biden told benjamin netanyahu that it was an important step toward reaching a ceasefire when nearly half of gaza's population is under 14 and children among those are paying the heaviest price in this conflict $63.00 have been killed hundreds have been injured and many many more have been traumatized

a study last year found that nearly 90 percent of children in gaza have experienced personal trauma after 15 years of israeli blockades and for israeli offensive war and poverty has left a generation scarred for life or was nyima is the communications officer for gaza. for save the children he says the international community must take action to stop the suffering. this has happened in the past and it continues to happen and this is just unbelievably exhausting cycle for children to go through and. at the moment there is. continuing so no international organization is able to move around it ever assistance or do specific assessments for the damages so all of this would have been like we draw up plans and wait until the cease fire happens for that we are able to reach people and they were the assistance and do the

assessments of the schools the 1st step is to them the assessment of the damages and do fundraising for the for the rebuilding and the we have indications of the damage the schools for everything that's related to the physical side of the resuming education which is going to be expensive exhausting and would take a lot of efforts from from international donors from organizations that are on the ground but there's also the psychological 'd part of it for the children themselves will be suffering from trauma and from attics of the foreigner and various disorders and impacts on their mental health getting back to the mindset of being able to to go back to school to wake up every morning looking forward to get out of the house and go to school which is not the case this is a long way for us to go through and the thousands of children hundreds of thousands of thousands of children would need us to work with them on psychosocial supports

and helping them to get back to do like a brush over the impacts of fear and anxiety and and everything they have gone through this conflict which is very very the better difficult for for all children . still has 000 juice to come by arts will tell you that the traders that are selling for 7 figures that. hallo there well that wet weather in china is going to continue particularly across central and eastern parts we've got the may you front edging its way up bringing that heavy rain those heavy rains to southern areas of japan we could see some localized flooding here where those rains are particularly heavy and the korean

peninsula won't be spared we've got wet weather here soon as we go in so friday you can see that those wet and windy conditions edging up into northern japan so we're going to expect quite a lot of rain here for drier conditions we have to go to northern areas of china beijing seeing the temperature edge up into the thirty's though the air quality will remain unhealthy and as we move to southeast asia it's a cloudy picture across the philippines with fundus storms we could see some localized flash flooding where those rains are heaviest and that's the similar story as well across borneo you go into friday we're going to see the heavier rains across indochina affecting parts of southern thailand now as we go to india that cycling has been downgraded it's moved its way across to the foothills of the himalayas what's brought wet snow.

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a warning shot at another terrible can gaza dozens of palestinian families the force of the their homes across the strip more than $100.00 bombs an artillery shells for farce overnights several rockets are being far from southern lebanon towards israel reports 2 rockets landed in an area as they are carrying it near haifa districts the army says striking back into the lebanese territory. and u.s. president joe biden is told to show as prime minister that he expects a significant steer escalation in the offensive on gaza a spokesman said barzan told netanyahu that it was an important step towards reaching a ceasefire. well for more on this cross syria white house correspondent kelly how could she joins us now from washington d.c. kimberly this is the 3rd or 4th full color from joe barton to that's and he's expecting a significant deescalation will the u.s.

president get one. well certainly the you're right i think in terms of the count on the phone calls i believe this is the 4th phone call and it is notable that there's only been one phone call with the u.s. president and the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas having said that the u.s. president in this call there has been a readout that has just been released and as you point out the president conveyed in his phone call to benjamin netanyahu that he expected a significant deescalation today on the path to a cease fire that's really important because what he said is the path to a cease fire he is not calling for an immediate cease fire which is what many in the president's democratic party on capitol hill are looking for and have been demanding themselves and pressuring their president to ask for instead the readout says they have a detailed discussion about the state of events in gaza still what we can see in

diplomatic speak is an incremental step forward because you'll remember just earlier in the week that the u.s. president was insisting but there was support for a cease fire so we've now got a step further but there still is not this outright call for one what the white house has been doing in this time is insisting that quiet diplomacy is taking place that telephone diplomacy is taking place and that there is diplomacy that is going on with some of its partners and allies namely egypt jordan qatar who have chattels to hamas and this is the way the united states believes they can bring down the escalation but despite some of these messages to the israeli prime minister what we've also seen is kind of some confusing messages from joe biden in his public statements expressing that israel has a right to defend itself and you have to remember that that's a very strong statement coming from a u.s.

president given the fact that this country historically. billions of dollars in military aid to israel so it is kind of bit almost a statement down the middle in other words trying to please the factions of the democratic party that are calling for a cease fire well also allowing israel bit ally of the united states to carry on this campaign so once again the latest development coming from the white house as of this readout that's come out just moments ago is that the u.s. president has had another phone call with the israeli leader and what he is saying is that he expects a significant deescalation today on a path to a cease fire in an effort to resolve the violence that has continued for more than a week can they how can that live from the white house can really thank you the european union has taken a sad to war to relax and to do some travel for business from our site the bloke. backs plans to a lot of really vaccinated travelers to visit europe who also agree to an easing

the criteria for nations to be considered a safe country from which all tourists can travel to ny that list included only 7 nations. strict measures last year to contain the coronavirus where they are spoke to the french finance minister bruno the man he talks about the importance of tourism for his country's economy and said he believes there will be a quick and strong recovery in france and across the e.u. . we have been successful in implementing deep economic recovery plan you know that we have $100000000000.00 on the table or we have already spent more than $30000000000.00 you all those and the current figures and do current evidences are quite well we are doing well as far as a french economy is concerned investments is when oriented and i think that we should reach

a good level last 5 percent of growth in france in 2021 so i'm deeply confident confidence that we are on the right track to resume plays a key all in different economy so that's why we have decided and us at an awards to be open and to be as open as possible for the from interests we have decided to pay for the tests which is clearly a move in the right direction and an incentive to come to france to have a true seasons which could be as good as possible and that we will be fine come on you'll benefit walls in a few weeks for the next summer but once again i want to insist on the fact that truism is a key part of the french economy and that's why we decided to have these tests for

3 for the farm interests so darks france will be one of the most attractive destination among your bank countries. well people in france are enjoying cafe terraces once again as the next stage walks are an easing comes into the affects i an essential shops including purses iconic gallery lafayette support and store also reopening theaters in cinemas to go through back audiences at 35 percent capacity and be able to stand later tonight in the curfew is being pushed back from 7 to 9 pm well branded smith has more on the great deal finance from paris that's what many people hope here is the beginning of the all lockdowns from today you can enjoy lunch or coffee or a drink on a cafe terrace you not been able to do that since october is this tentative reopening movie theaters are opening museums are opening up people are beginning again to be able to enjoy some of the benefits paris can bring it is

a gamble that the government is taking on the infection rates of coker about 35000 in france at the moment i compare that to the u.k. similar sized population in the u.k. it's about 2 and a half 1000 daily infection rates so there's a big difference the hope is that the bucs anation migrates will speed up allowing opening up to continue. africa has received just 32000000 doses of cool for vaccines about 18000000 have made it into people's arms now new supplies have tried don't have to india blocks exports to basle its own i think the growing thanks the resistance in africa means that means doses that are available are either being destroyed its author given away nicholas hock reports that a cove in 1000 vaccination center in goma in the democratic republic of congo nurses wait for members of the public to show up for free vaccine hours ago by.

sometimes days before a patient appears willing to get inoculated only about 5000 people out of 90000000 have taken up the offer of a vaccine among those unwilling to get vaccinated are health workers doctors and nurses who don't trust the vaccine. we don't know the real truth about the vaccine our government isn't very clear with us on who should be getting it elderly people or us we just don't understand what is in it and who it is for until they provide us with some clarity i refused to get an ocular the fear of the vaccine appears to be spreading faster than the vaccine itself since the ball outbreak there has been a general distrust in the country among health workers with people fearing that they spread viruses instead of protecting the population to the videos online like this one where a french doctor last year suggested that vaccine should be tested on africans before being administered to europeans. faced with such skepticism the government

is giving away 1300000 doses of astra zeneca vaccines it received last march to other african countries but they too are struggling to knock elate their populations in south sudan and cameroon only a fraction of their populations is vaccinated there are many rumors and much misinformation online but in regions where most people don't have access to the internet that alone doesn't explain why so many are not taking up a vaccine free of cost the u.n. says governments aren't doing enough to accurately inform their citizens and make doses readily available to them in uganda where there's only enough doses to vaccinate one percent of the population president museveni is leading by example u.n. officials admit getting people vaccinated in months in countries where it is taking decades to get children inoculated against measles or yellow fever is a challenge well actually we're getting vaccinated might seem to be

a cost it's actually not that simple you know there's a journey to get to the health center you either need to pay for transportation so that's going to be your best fee or you are taxi or you have to go so there's a cost associated with getting your children vaccinated getting yourself vaccinate and that's a high price to pay and that's a massive challenge for very vulnerable families the india variant is already on the african continent but without enough vaccine doses available and few vaccinated the fear is the situation can only get worse nicholas hawke al-jazeera. migrants are continuing to travel from morocco to the spanish enclave in north africa despite poor conditions there around 8000 people cross into seemed to. the coast the spanish government already sent back many of the recent arrivals european union is urging recruits to stop them since have also. melia suit and millie are

one of 9 territories controlled by spain in africa their own graves of long attracted migrants trying to reach europe spain's high court has opened an investigation into the policies are all fronts later for alleged war crimes by golly refused to sign a court summons so he'll 1st refer to all cheers and the say spain unload galleys or enter to get medical treatment after contracts in covert 19 the polisario fronts is own fault for the independence of western sahara a former spanish colony mainly under moroccan control. to lebanon now where the caretaker foreign minister show where he has set diana after starting it's a fanatic row with arab gulf states on tuesday saudi arabia and the united arab emirates summoned lebanon's envoys to object to comments made by well in a televised interview he accused gulf countries of supporting i saw in the region and criticized the murder of journalists. in the study consulate in istanbul in

2018 or if he has since apologized saying he did not mean see offend brotherly arab countries with the morgan eyes asians in india demands a good judicial inquiry into the demolition of a mosque in the state of which are pradesh the 100 jewel building in the town of but one key was brought down on monday district officials in the b j p ruled state say the structure was illegal and legal case over the issue has been ongoing india with this one of its worst communal riots after 16 central mosque was demolished and it are pradesh in 1902 by activists of r.s.s. the b j p's parent organization. sorry as a political commentator journalist he says the move comes as a surprise everybody is preoccupied with generally saving their lives and dealing with this pandemic. ant's 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 of whatever it is the directives this court or any law court may have given with regard to disposition them or demolition or removal of the mosque all that will stand in abeyance till the 31st of many surprisingly strangely the government moved and demolished the mosque its just mosque is within is just 10 storms tore from from the from the provincial capital of luck know it and bought a monkey district not much was heard of this it appears the government now says that there was some residential units that were buried along but along with the mosque focus there was hope no provision there was no permission but that notwithstanding the got the high court had ordered to give in

a direction so therefore it is very very strange and this is being viewed with a great deal of suspicion. the new york city attorney general's office says this one thing is proof of the trump organization to include a criminal investigation going to zation run by former us president donald trump was previously been investigated in a purely civil capacity. my . this is al jazeera and these are the headlines israeli forces a fart a warning shot as another terrible gaza dozens of palestinian families have been forced to flee their homes across the strip more than $100.00 bombs not televisual for far over night several rockets have been far from southern lebanon towards israel there's reports that to walk at standard and open areas and carry out the haifa districts the israeli army says striking back in sea lebanese territory.