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from 11 on the target, a suburb of have the easiest cobra travel restrictions, but only for people who've been vaccinated. more than 4 and a half 1000 people die in one day from cove and 19 in india, a new record for the international at the committee's reassuring japan. but the games will be safe for local b. c has rejected, growing calls to cancel the games are ready, delay due to the pandemic. ah, it is now the 10 stay as the worst flare up of violence in years between israel, hamas and its allied groups in gaza. and despite global calls for a sci fi, israel's can take a prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has refused to set

a timeframe to end the whole. still it is the israeli. fine to jets and tanks are continuing to pound the besieged palestinian enclave. this was rough. just a short while ago, nathan, yahoo says the aim is to deter hamas and the great its capacity for further attacks . but for more than 2000000 people living in garza, the cost of the israeli military offensive has been catastrophic. so far, at least $223.00 palestinians have been killed, including doctors and a journalist. 63 children have died. more than 72000 people have fled their homes. off is rarely a tax flats and hundreds of buildings. hospitals health centers including garz's, only coven, 19 lab, have also come on the attack. the u. n. is urging israel to allow humanitarian aid in, but so far, trucks carrying vital supplies have been stranded. and over the past few hours,

more israeli cities have come under fire from hamas rocket. some of them landed in assault, causing some damage. and 12 people in israel haven't killed in attacks by groups in golf since the conflict began last week. rockets were also fired from southern lebanon near the city of tier 2 eds, northern israel, sharon's went off in lower illegally and crayons, and people were seen scrambling for cover in haifa. the israeli security forces says it's hitting a number of targets in lebanon with artillery shells. well, we have correspondence covering every angle of this complex data holder is in southern beirut. iran con is standing by 1st in southern israel. first, let's go straight to somebody who is in gaza. me what is the latest from the latest now that is for me and when it's in the

house has been just targeted and another bombing on agriculture. and it has the same area and it is the own. so there is the bombing was invented by that which kill parents. and then a 2 year old daughter we pull it up so we knew that that woman was a mother which was, was pregnant. besides another man who was killed in the same area, the bombing of houses which continues so far. we hear also bombings from the guy from the sea and from these bombings. dashed more and more families to leave their houses did. now according to the government media office in more than 100000 people left, that house is not the order at under what schools, which you should know, but maybe about 15 percent of them. and that is better

for the time it is if to the house of the time it is relative of their friends, it took it up and then now we have just been there some time. it's moving with their donkey carts with their cards or trucks are moving in the city, looking for a house, so you'd be used as a ship for infant apartment or, or any other place. another point there is a shortage when we come to the daily lives shortage in video because of the bombing of the agricultural the been part of gaza. that is lots of bombing over got chick. i get a country. that's why there is a shortage of video. because the bombing and if there is some, as which bombed the farm on it's come up,

go to collect data. harvey's it is beside the problem over the tricity so far, which affect the work of the mid the teams and the even the municipality. and the life of people to actually each house you can, you can enjoy 3 or 4 hours of, of electric power. another point there is a problem to which after bombing, man, roads in gaza, sewage sewage inside the streets and municipalities working cars. that mean it's submitted to teams and they mentioned that that they wouldn't even that they have was a very old maybe 25 years old. very dire situation in garza. many thanks. saw the semi abu, solemn that 1st in golfer we can talk now to all correspond. iran, khan,

who is in southern israel, enrolling several rockets, launched to as israel today took us through the latest. well in the last few moments, i don't know if you can still say that this will be cloud up there. it's. we've been seeing this all throughout the day. israel has been using his high tech weaponry by land and sea going in to gaza. you hear the booms, you hit that dull of so that it's been almost continuous. and then how much? 5 buckets, rockets, sometimes it flies back, flies, them above all life position. that's where i and don't comes into play. that's the rocky defense system. and that's where you see those kind of pops of smoke that you've seen in the pictures. now all of this is proving to be a challenge for the aid agencies because for 24 hours the us has had an 8 convoy at the bottom of this road, which is the seldom check point where they want to get this

a convoy into god and they can't because use ratings of shut it down. now these really official explanation for the show thing is that there was a motor attack, the injured and israeli soldier. just with me, you can probably just say 2 more rockets coming up over that and what they want, you know, all what i'm saying is all of this is proven very difficult for the agencies and trying to get in that aid is pretty problematic. the 8 agencies are negotiating with the united, sorry, with these ready government they were hoping to get in today. that hasn't happened however, on this road is one of the main supply routes for these really all me have counted 3 tanks that have gone down this road. norman, past the carrier and a huge chart carrying heavy artillery. so these really are me still supplying its forces down the bottom of that road as carol, carol, we sell them, but it won't let be

a to go through because they say it's just too dangerous. have us firing rockets, checkpoint money, thanks for the update iran. calm, the 1st in southern israel, also have a to say in a hot a who is in southern bay roots daniela's. talk about the rockets that are now coming from lebanon. this is not the 1st time that's happened. explain to us what's been going on. hello, calm has since been restored, like you mentioned, this is the 3rd incidence of its kind in the past week where walk its are fired, launched from south lebanon toward israel. most of them landed and open spaces or in the sea, and there have been no casualties. and no damage, but today it seems a bit different what we understand or what it appears is that a longer range rocket was you just a 12 kilometers north of paper. according to israeli media,

there has been no claim or responsibility for the rocket fire this time around or in the past to occasion. so people and observers here are looking at these attacks really as a political message, a message that the another front could open. now the question is, who is sending these messages and the 1st attacks the lebanese, the army arrested a palestinian, who said that he launched the rocket in solid verity with his brethren and palestine who are coming under under fire. but many of servers will say, those walk kids cannot be fired without the least knowledge of has been law or has been at least turning a blind eye or wanting to use this to send. some sort of a message has been ha, ha, mass, they're part of the so called resistance axis in the region. so the message is we can open another front. this would put more pressure on this release as strain the israeli army even further. but like i mentioned,

there has been no claim of responsibility for these rockets attack. okay, many things about playing a whole the levers in southern route while in the past few hours, you as president joe biden has spoken to israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu . the white house released the statement saying the following. the president convey to the prime minister that he expected a significant de escalation today on the path to a cease fire. let's go lie tall whitehouse corresponding kimmy hawk. kimberly precedent by dint ramping up the pressure on israel. yeah, there's no question that this is an incremental step when it comes to diplomatic pressure by the, by ministration. because what we've seen here is, well, the u. s. president has not called for an outright the fire. he has been escalating on monday. his public statement said that he supported as cease fire. now, as you've reported, he says that he expects

a significant de escalation today on the path to a cease fire. now, many within the president's own party say this still is not far enough, but 29 senators of the democratic party have called for an immediate cease fire. and that's what they say. they want the wording from the white house to be, but there is no question that the u. s. president is using his long standing relationship with the israeli prime minister to put pressure on u. s. allies that the united states historically supports militarily to the tune of billions of dollars each year. now what's also important to note, and all of this is that the white house is still conducting what it calls quiet diplomacy, telephone diplomacy. it has and continued to engage with phone calls on a range of different levels, including the deployment of a mid level diplomat to the region to speak with both israeli and palestinian leaders and as well those channels of communication to hamas because the united

states considers how us a terrorist organization. therefore there are no direct conversations, but what they are doing is engaging with us allies in terms of car egypt. jordan, in a way to try and bring about a resolution. so the goal, according to the white house press secretary, has been and continues to be that they are pushing for a de escalation. now we have this another phone call by the us president, the 4th 5th. this violence began in order to try and put the pressure on the israeli military to see this military operation. we've noted so far that the comments from the west president have not been successful in de escalating violence . there certainly is help from the united states standpoint that this time it will be different. kimberly, give us a difference of a sense of how much pressure president biden must be on the not just domestically, but internationally as well. well i think it's really important to mentioned

domestically. it's not just members of congress, although that is significant in terms of the pressure. but also you're right. it is international. we saw when we had a foreign leader coming, a foreign minister from australia last week, standing side by side with us secretary state. there was a quite a bit of daylight between their comments with respect to this issue. well, the u. s. continues to say the israel has right to defend itself. we've seen much stronger statements coming from u. s. allies. but here in the united states that can't be underscore just how much pressure the us president is on. not just for members of his own party in the u. s . congress, and that is significant. but we saw when he traveled to the us state of michigan yesterday. how much protesting he was facing there. there was, there is a significant arab american population in and around the area of detroit, michigan. we saw protest there,

people were very vocal thing. we do not want our tax dollars as american citizens to be used to attack and kill our friends and our family from our whole lab. and he's also had a very uncomfortable conversation on the tarmac as he was leaving michigan from one of the congress members who is tell us didn't in rashid, to leave, and who has family in the west bank. so the president is facing it from all sides. and it appears that that pressure has resulted in this latest statement from the white. how can we help that 1st at the white house? many thanks. while the mind, the us now backing fees fall in gaza has been blocking efforts of the un security council for a joint public statement calling for de escalation among the permanent members, france is seeking a resolution for a cease fire rushes. foreign ministry has warned israel as ambassador, that actions leading to more civilian casualties in gaza is unacceptable. all members of the european union except hungry,

have also been pushing for an end to hostilities. meanwhile, on thursday, the un general assembly is meeting also to discuss the conflict or earlier we spoke to the french finance minister bruna lemaire about their push for diplomacy. i think that my call has been re key and deeper my. she can be blocked on these long lasting conflict that we need to pull as his fire. there is a need for you promoting action and that's why a backlog has proposed these initiatives with a jeep and with a jordan. i think these are very positive. you should tease, and once again, i think that it was way in the world. everybody's waiting for a cease fire is expecting a fire. that's exactly the road that has been proposed by phones and by people that's got a little analysis almost rami ob, do is the chairman of the euro,

mediterranean human rights monitor. he joins us from a stumble via skype. many thanks for speaking to us on the new sound. so funny diplomatic efforts to bring about the fees fire from numerous countries including egypt have not been successful. what can, from spring to the table? i think now france have some somehow have changed their teachers. we need to know from the beginning that you can't do it. maybe you and member states at the beginning they talk, don't get found. why, maybe adopting is really not active for the constellation by saying that or the by picking the wrong cut of cut off point for or the date for the constellation by saying that the reason behind the discussion is a luncheon goc expired policy infections. however, the for good that the context of the situation,

we should not forget that or one of the last or over the 1st 3 months of this year . and there has been a lot like the least boy on for is not a t decayed and is, or if you wanted to. and by pushing them to totally meet this week, it squeezing them to the corner. so i think france position, in addition today it'll be on bush position. now, what are you alive that they are strategy towards feed and tug in, but i feel like it gives wrong, but typically we are talking about correlation that came bark of a b t. repetitive cycle of flow of collisions that is all coming out of not only to that you and the fonts, but even for a human rights organization. i think france and, you know, the allies that even eating side has the big them is in the side as we know off they will be on. and i mean, it comes for maybe

a few days to eliminate the infections, capabilities and infrastructure. but how we bought, what we seen that is that brian has no gets bad. and, or what it do is to attack to beat young hom cbd on the punch in order to, to condition them into submission. ok, but the point is, can france or europe in general actually do anything to bring about a sci fi? do they have any leverage on israel? the, i think i think the have to do otherwise. they will, whose very meaning get credibility or the small margin of the ability the have. we should not forget these crimes actually audit cutting by indices if you get deeply i did bush and by you this member states toward itc investigation and to war crimes in that part of it. so i think they are in the

embarrassing situation. all 3, just totally for crimes cut by is that me make that you position. but in what a thing target the targeting children getting infrastructure, eliminating families we may actually have to come to the door of a deliberately attack against unpredicted home from it is in gaza. so the tuition is embarrassing and frank you, if they don't offend position toward the human rights violation, they will found that the tuition and not only in palestine or senior direct it is but in the whole region, something else other than the se. even if france can come up with some sort of resolution that most of europe is happy with. what about the united states? will they support it? i think then i did the states know the position,

even the state was she now tend to somehow soften them before the beginning. they gave the lead life for is not in the they're just applying for the crimes. got to buy it before the tech goes about to quality. that the issue locks almost. what now, if the thing is clear that in general, it will be in your own state that you and america or united states all this once a month for the client. got it by is, are you on a senior directive? benefit of edition delivering of the crime is algebra, sit down. so america is an embarrassing situation, particularly biting who, who door to predict the human rights and to this been to human rights. and he came with a brahman to have a new eat all of the biggest dicks to put that money. thanks for speaking to us and giving us your thoughts. remy, do chairman, if you wrote mediterranean human rights,

melissa me. well, we heard a little earlier from the french finance minister. well, during his chat with al jazeera, he also confirm that you will be opening up its folders, the tourists who are fully vaccinated without quarantine. you ambassadors have also agreed on easing the criteria for countries to be considered safe. up to now that list included only 7 countries that you impose strict measures last year to contain the korean of ours or people in france. i enjoying cafe terraces. once again, as the next stage of lockdown easing comes into effect. the non essential shops, including persons, famous galleries, love get department store, have also reopened theaters and cinemas,

a welcoming back audiences. a 35 percent capacity. and people can stay out later. the nightly cuff, you have been pushed back from 7 pm to 9 pm. let's get the latest from bernard smith, who is in paris. what many people hope here is the beginning of the and all locked downs from today. you can enjoy lunch or a coffee or a drink on a cafe terrace. you're not been able to do that since october. and the 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. the government is taking on hair. infection rates are covered are about 30000 in front of the modem that compare that to the u. k. similar size, population in the u. k, it's about 2 and a half 1000 daily infection, right? so the big difference, the hope is that the vaccination, right? to speed up,

allowing that opening up to continue migrants are continuing to travel from morocco to a spanish and clay in north africa defined poor conditions that by 8000 people have crossed into cats by c or by looking along the coast. spanish governments send back many of the recent arrivals. now the european union is urging morocco to stop them . doesn't have also reach maria and maria, one of 9 territories controlled by spain and africa. the enclaves have long attracted migrants trying to reach europe. in spain. high court has open investigation into the police. sorry, a front leader, but legible crimes. but he golly, refused to sign. a court summons saying he will 1st refer to algeria as embassy. spain allowed gaudy to enter to get medical treatment off the contract. and coven 19 policy. sorry, a front has long fought for the independence of western sahara, which was a former spanish colony,

mainly on the moroccan control. miss limit organizations in india on demanding a judicial inquiry into the demolition of a mosque in the state of a separate dash. the 100 year old building in the town of barra bunkie was brought down on monday district officials and the b j. p will state say the structure was a legal. now a legal case over the issue is ongoing. india, witness one if it's worth communal. riots off to the 16th century mosque was develop demolish in which a pradesh, in 1992 by activists of r s s. that's the b j piece parent organization. to em, ansari's, a political commentator and a journalist, he says, move comes his price. everybody is preoccupied with generally saving their lives in dealing with disband demik ants. therefore, it has all the ma, strange and intriguing why the, 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 directive, which was possible to print a photo paper which stated that irrespective of whatever this directives, this court or the law court may have given. with regard to disposition, deborah, demolition or removal of mos all that will stand in abeyance till the 31st of may. surprisingly strangely, the government moved demolished. the last it's this mosque is we're then is just and strongly told from, from, from the provincial capital of like, no, it's and bought a bunky to stick. not much was heard of this. it appears to come back now says that there was some residential units that were billed along bill along with the most for which there was no, no provision. there was no permission, but that notwithstanding, the high court had already given a direction. so therefore, it is very, very strange, and this has been viewed with

a great deal of suspicion. at least 22 people are dead and 70 others missing. after pile for cy clone hit india's western coast, the navy rescued hundreds of people from a sinking barge. search and rescue operations are under way for all the vessels that are still adrift. sutton t o t a is now weakening since making land for when the state of good your art on monday still head on now to sarah. a new round of talks to revive the 2015 iran nuclear deal has wrapped up and they're signed. the progress will be life from vienna and we look at why only a fraction of people in some african countries, a willing to get the cope at 900 vaccine and even health care workers are skeptical . and 4 golf top players have been hit with a warning ahead of this year. second major championship.

ah hello there. it's a hot, dry and very quiet picture for much of the middle east temperatures across the gulf states above average than what we expect for this time of year. 45 degrees in doha, q 8. seen 46 and the temperature continues to rise in riyadh as we go into friday. the similar story as well for much of that event. very dry picture here. temperature is edging up baghdad scene 46, as well as to ron, it's 35. so also seeing a warmer weather here for the cooler weather we have to go to yemen and all mon, 33 degrees in salon. and for the wet weather we go to the horn of africa, the open rift valley seeing those thunderstorms rolling across. but it's clear a picture for somalia,

much of the thunderstorms are going to be in the gulf of guinea and the rumble across central areas of africa across the con goes into uganda as we go in. so friday you can see some of those heavy rains there, but the southern africa, it's a very clear and dry picture. lots of sunshine in botswana and southern africa. but cape town, seeing a weather front that's bringing in the rain. the father should be a protector who forgot terror. he was her tormentor, ah, betrayed for years she carries the evidence inside her. ah, that will be enough to find justice in afghanistan. patriarchal society,

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this hour is really fine to jets and tongues are continuing to pound. garza 10 days into the fighting despite global calls 1st be far as role can take a prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has refused to set the timeframe and affinity . so fall $227.00 people have been killed in garden and more israeli cities have come on to far from hamas rocket. some of them landed in our stall, causing some damage. 12 people in israel have been killed in attacks by groups in gaza. central conflict began last week. you has agreed to open office borders. the tourist who are fully vaccinated. ambassadors have back planned to waive quarantine measures. the block imposed restrictions and foreigners last year to contain the current of war. earlier we spoke to the french finance minister. he talked about the importance of tourism and said, he believes there will be a quick and strong recovery in france and across the u. we are doing well as far as refund could amuse,

concerned investments is when oriented and i think that we should reach at the level of 5 percent of growth in france in 2021. so i'm deeply convinced the confidence that we are on the right track, tourism plays a t all into friendship, going to me. so that's why we have decided and awards to be open and to be as open as possible for the following cruise. we have decided to pay for the tests, which is clearly moving the right direction and an incentive to come to prompts at to have a $3.00 seasons which could be as good as possible. and we will be fun. come on, you've been, it was a few weeks for the next summer. but once again, i want to insist on the fact that tourism is

a key part of the french academy. and that's why we have decided to have these tests for free. for the printer reads, so that france will be one of the most attractive destination among your band countries. returning now to our top story, the violence and bloodshed in garver, the palestinian president mahmoud abbas is appealing to the international community to help and the violence that the c as in good we hold for and they make it seem possible. it is our fellow. and then we can engage in any dialogue when no doubt culminated with the patient. they stablish ment stayed with them as a capital fan and agreeable solution of energy including the end of the loose as in order to have

a permanent lasting peace in the region. meanwhile, now occupied westbank a day after the 1st general strike in decades across historic palestine. the wealth to palestinians killed by israeli security forces during von and clashes in several areas. among them was a 15 year old boy. neither abraham has moved from ramallah to funerals, already took place. one near law west of rome online in village and one here in drama. la, for 2 seasons of the 4 were killed on tuesday, one was a 16 year old and the other was at 20 year old. and with her calls from palestinians to had to bet near the regulars re settlement of but as close to my love to participate in more protest. and we've also seen calls from

a house indian feminist group called saw out inviting palestinians to participate in approve this here, behind us, in minot us in a square in drama. so it is a 10 situation specifically that there is also a discussion in re, to what happened on tuesday with the armed exchange of fire that happened between what we believe are passing in fighters and the radio army. and some voices were saying that while they believe that palestinians have the right to shoot as it really is, sorry, is really soldiers. they think that this is the edge. this shouldn't be done near protest. so funerals taking place. so this was the discussion that we've seen on social media, and for many passing is the report a difficult night. we've seen also 36000 being arrested across the occupied by

bank by the israeli army. nearly half of garza's population is under the age of 14 and children are among those paying the heaviest price in this conflict. so false, 63, have been killed and hundreds injured. many more are traumatized. a study last year found that nearly 90 percent of children in gather have experience, personal trauma of the 15 years of israel, the blockade and for israeli offences. war and poverty have left a generation scarred life. maza name is the communications officer in gaza. save the children, he says the international community must take action to stop their 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 the moment there is life continuing, so no international organization is able to move around, deliver assistance or do specific assessments for the damages. so all of this would have,

like we'd draw up plans and wait until the fire happens so that we are able to reach people and deliver the assistance and do the assessment of the school. the 1st step is to do the assessment of the damages and do fundraising for the, for the rebuilding and the we have in addition of the damage the school for everything that related to the physical side of the, of resuming education, which is going to be expensive exhausting and would take a lot of effort from, from international donors, from organizations here on the ground. but there's also the psychological. busy part of it or the children themselves will be suffering from trauma and from other disorder and various disorders and impacts on their mental health. getting back to the mindset of being able to, to go back to school and 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. i mean, thousands of children, hundreds of thousands of thousands of children would need us to work with them on psycho social supports and helping them to get back to, to, to like a brush over the impacts of fear and anxiety and, and everything. they have gone through this conflict, which is very, very, very difficult for, for all children. yvonne's deputy foreign minister says talks to salvage the 2015 nuclear deal and bring the us back to the table. have progressed well in vienna. about rock g says to ron, and other delegates will return to the capitals on wednesday for further deliberations under the 2015 agreement. iran, restricted is nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief, but it's repeatedly breached. then since donald trump pull the u. s. out of the deal in 2018, washington says it's ready to let many of the sanctions but to her on says it won't

we join until all of them are removed. as geisha correspond, endorser jabari here is live 1st in vienna. how much close? close the doors are we to an iran nuclear do well, according to officials here they are one step closer, but still there is a lot a long way to go before all parties return to for compliance under that 2015 nuclear deal. we just heard from the youth political director who said that the 4th round of talks have wrapped up for the day. and the delegates, deputy for ministers are now on their way back to their capital to discuss the developments that have been ongoing. here for the past 2 weeks, we heard from the reading deputy foreign minister up with our she earlier on wednesday. let's hear some of what he had to say when we made good progress in the last 2 weeks during the 4th round of negotiations. but several key

matters remain unresolved. that need to be discussed at home. we are to point to be able to get to a conclusion. only a few key matters remained to be discussed. we almost agreed on other issues including drafts and now it's time to return to the capitals for more consultations . according to the use political direction enrique moran who read a statement following their meetings that were wrapped up here on wednesday. there is hope that once the deputy foreign ministers come back to the next week, they will resume talks and he was adamant that there is incentive and a lot of desire for all parties involved to try and get this deal sorted before the elections in iran on june 18th, there is a real desire to wrap this up as soon as they can reset, of course has a lot of technical issues that need to be hammered out. some of those have to do

with over $1500.00 sanctions. the united state has imposed on their own, on a number of individuals and entities in iran. and that is one of the technical aspects of this negotiations that have been ongoing for the past 2 months. so there is a lot to go through there with each of these sessions that they move forward. officials to believe that they're getting one step closer and there is a real political will on all part to try and resolve this issue before elections in iran in july. thank you. dorothy jabari that for us in vienna. now for the 2nd day in a row, the number of corona virus deaths in india has hit a record high. more than 4500 were recorded over the last 24 hours. the number of new cases has fallen in recent days. after reaching daily highs of more than 400002 weeks ago, nearly 240 indian journalists and other media workers have died covering the pandemic. mostly in the past 7 weeks, even though they're on the front lines,

many haven't been able to get vaccinated as india is struggling with its 2nd wave. elizabeth koran and reports now from new delhi. for more than a year, journalists in india have risk their lives against an invisible threat to capture the impact of coal. 19 on the world's 2nd largest population. and few places have been hit as hard as india. more than 275000 people have died from the virus, including at least 238 journalists. that includes nadeem smith, who was the president of the rule. her press club in the state of waterford age. his brother, 1000 told al jazeera he died the same way as many others during the 2nd search. outside a hospital without health dam usually started. there was one hospital left and we did everything. the court reporters called the district magistrate because several government officials, after playing a lot, our hands were still empty. we were told, there were no beds,

and don't even whole put a ventilator. despite news media being deemed an essential service in india. during the pandemic, the government hasn't prioritized vaccinations for journalists, as the 2nd wave gripped the country over the past 2 months. many states declared journalists to be frontline workers, the few have innoculated them. journalist mohammad m. ron was a friend of navi methods that just double the government is claiming that you're listen, i'm going to have been declared frontline worker and would be vaccinated at the earliest. but none of that has happened because none of the listen numbers have been vaccinated. television news reporter news, the sri and the badly affected state of be hard says journalist there live in fear . how much it's very difficult for us. very, very difficult, but someone has to report from the field. someone has to work someone has to show the real pictures. so we're doing that work last year and this year too. but this time, there are many journalists and several states who have died and looking at those

deaths, we feel afraid. but if you're going by safety, it's very difficult to do the job. researches say off the journalists have died since the pandemic began last year. more than 2 thirds lost their lives and start of april this year, just accepting the ready to book the ship on just something, not really solve the problem. i wanted to get into the details of what the government's need vendor pay that for you when it comes to death of journalist due to close at $19.00 india is among the top 3 countries in the world behind brazil and prove more than 3 journalists have died every day, from close at 19 since the start of april this year, and suspected to have killed another $72.00. since then, despite the vaccine shortages journalists, organizations say those risking their lives to do their jobs should be protected by

the government. elizabeth per on al jazeera new daddy napoleon progress fragile health care system has reached a breaking point amid an alarming rise in kevin 1900 cases and the new strain of the virus. these are images from a hospital in the capitol come under web beds have run out, and patients are now being treated outside as also a shortage of oxygen canisters. health ministry is edge people to follow the help guidance as a new variant is more infectious and deadly. africa has received just 32000000 doses of coven 19 vaccines, about 18000000 have made it into people's arms. now, new supplies have dried up off to india, blocked exports to battle its own outbreak. but there's growing suspicion over vaccines in africa, which means doses that are available are being destroyed, or even given away. nicholas' hoc explains at a cove in 1900 vaccination center in goma,

in the democratic republic of congo. nurses wait for members of the public to show up for free vaccine hours go 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 core. no, we don't know the real truth about the vaccine. our government isn't very clear with us on who should be getting an elderly people or us. we just don't understand what is in it and who is poor until they provide us with some clarity. i refuse to get an ocoee later. fear of the vaccine appears to be spreading faster than the vaccine itself, cynthia bola outbreak. there has been general distrust in the country among health workers with people fearing that the spread viruses instead of protecting the population that used to that video is online like this one, where a french doctor last year suggested that vaccines should be tested on africans

before being administered to european faced with such as skepticism, the government is giving away 1300000 doses of astrazeneca vaccines. it received last march to other african countries. but they too are struggling to knock late their population in south through down in 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. do you and says government 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 was of any is leading by example. you in 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 weren't getting vaccinated my into the clear coff. 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 bus c or your tax cc. we have to walk. so there is a cost associated with getting your children vaccinated getting yourself vaccinated, 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 hawk al jazeera, the value of bitcoin has plunged 30 percent to just above $50000.00 off the china announced you cubs on crypto currencies. comments by the 1000000000, must also a factor the value of the hinting one of his companies may sell

a huge holding other digital coins will say suffered losses with beijing warning chinese businesses against accepting crypto currencies. china has released the best images for mrs. new, wrong martian rover. take a look at these pictures they show the craft on mars is vast utopia pan tier flatlands. it's touched down on the red planet last weekend. china is the 2nd country after united states to successfully land rover on loss. fill ahead on al jazeera and ought to show a support for palestine from one of the biggest name.

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ah ah. time for the now his kara, thanks so much, marlene the international olympic committee reassured and anxious japan, but the games would be safe for athletes as well. as for our community ios, the chief thomas bog said he believes more than 80 percent of residents of the go pick village would be vaccinated or booked for vaccination. how did the july 23rd start? he rejected growing calls to cancel the games already delayed. once. once, due to the pandemic, already could not travel to tokyo for the meeting because of corona virus concerns . lodge is both events with international athletes can take place safely, even with the present restrictions in place. and none,

none of these events was a virus is greater for the japanese people or the people of the i o. c wants to send hundreds of doctors and nurses to the games, but the head of a medical group which represents more than a 100000 doctors. and dentists in japan says it's almost impossible to send medical workers to the olympics due to the low number of health professionals who are vaccinated. 3 months into japan's vaccination push government figures, show less than 40 percent of its medical workers were fully inoculated. congress must lifting the state of emergency at the end of this month is impossible. which means the state of emergency will need to be extended 2 or 3 weeks. and with that, japan would be a society under a state of emergency until the very last minute. when the olympic start in july, i have to say the japanese government can't declare to the entire world as they can

hold a safe and secure games. this week, the tokyo medical practitioners association cent prime minister's, so got a letter requesting the authorities to convince the sea to cancel the games. so far less than 4 percent of japan's population have received at least one vaccine shot. the lowest rate among wealthy countries. if there is a plan to secure 30 medical facilities, that should be 1st allocated to the public, the olympic athletes and the citizens of japan, a both human beings. so i think they should be treated equally. i don't think it's necessary to secure hospitals specifically for the olympic athletes. now goals top players have been hit with a warning ahead of the 2nd major championship of the year. u. s. calls governing body is told them to stay away from a proposed break away super leak. and the richardson reports

me on the eve of the p g. a championship. some stark words from the man in charge of gulf, in the united states, telling place to think twice before making any commitments to a possible break away competition, being financed by saudi arabia, money, money, right? and some money needs to have a return and have all those things that are, that are associated with it. but some money is better than other money, particularly for younger players. they're going to have 20 year career out here. i just don't think they're going to be better off in that format than they already are. nothing is certain about the so called super golf leak, which was 1st being talked of last year. but it see off dates of late next year is being targeted. and this the promise of huge signing on fees for its players. for me and 50, it's a no brainer. nearly 50. it's a no brainer. net to me today and offer me 50000000 quid to play golf when i'm at

48 and you know, the no brainer. you know, they've obviously got a lot of money and they've come out and sent a few shot waves about and people feel threatened. so, you know, you know, the people that feel threatened to try to come by the established tools of said any players involved will be suspended from that wants to time champion when at roy mcroy as being critical of the break away plan. you know, people can see it for what it is, which is a, which is a money grew up, which is fine if that's what you're playing, golf for is to make as much money as possible. totally fine. and, you know, go and do that. if that's what makes you happy, winning historic major championships is one thing no new competition can offer. on the richardson al jazeera, called hawk by won't face any sanctions for displaying a palestinian flag falling manchester united final home game against full and french star made the show of support after full time alongside his teammates. the

yellow, local gestures are not allowed in the lead, but players and fans are allowed to display national flags. number of high profile players have expressed solidarity with palestine and mid the current conflict with israel. fans were back in united stadium for the 1st time since the u. k. government to east corona virus restrictions. it's one of the goals of the seasons scored by a ronnie. during this $11.00 drop united will finish 2nd in the league and still have the roughly final against delivery out to chelsea and taking the major step towards a top 4 finish. after being lester to one lester will now miss out on a champions league spot of chelsea, an liverpool when their final games of the season. yeah, don't get me wrong. it's a big step, but it's only a step. it's not done yet. we have to push it over the line on sunday. so it's a huge team effort. like i said, it was full of intensity,

full of hunger and vision, and we played over many, many minutes with a lot of quality for my opinion. well deserved. when and spencer turnville has thrown the 5th no header of the major league baseball season. he's got a specter said detroit tigers, pitcher and to the history books with 9 no hid innings against the seattle mariners . the most no haters thrown in. the modern era is 7 with this season, a well on track to surpass. mark ok, and that is it for me for now back to you, molly. thank he farms. now, before we leave you his look back at some of the powerful images from the past week in israel and the occupied territory. oh the me,

me, me the ah, ah, ah, ah, from the al jazeera london, broad count center to people in thoughtful conversation, the struggles that within the global south have come not because of our help, but because of the harm of the global north, with no host and no limitation, that's the story of climate change. it's not that we're all in it together. the people are the most impacted in the 1st impact or in the global fund. that's always

how it is part to. if you're barber and after dreaming that fashion should be actually regulated to like bigger at studio be unscripted on l. g. c a life and death struggle for racial equality in a deeply unequal society. fortunately, that was fine for the apartheid regime within that group. they've been very close friends like a family living together over 50 years after his torture and death in police custody of jesse a world tells the remarkable story of anti apartheid campaigner in them on the south africa. the man fought apartheid on a jazz. this lights may look like a city from the sky, but their fishing vessels just outside are gin. tina's exclusive economic zone. the united states launched operations southern cross to combat, illegal and unregulated fishing in the southern atlantic. argentina's coast guard

say the main task is to control the movements, so they do not cross into argentine territory from this home arjun, time authorities can monitor for what's happening in the economic exclusive villains. but what a 40 here are saying is that what's important is to regulate what's happening in international waters. ah, more israeli strike, some golfer and rockets, a fine back into israel as diplomatic efforts run pop to reach a sci fi. ah,