so they do not cross into argentine territory from this home arjun. time authorities can money for what's happening in economic exclusive films. but what a 40 here are saying is what's important is to regulate what's happening in international waters. ah, more israeli strikes and gather and rock is to find back into israel as diplomatic efforts run pop to reach a sci fi ah, on the inside. this is out there, a lie from also coming up. rock. it's also intercepted on their way into israel, from lebanon, the target a suburb of high, you will be fun. come on,

you will then it was a few weeks for the next similar the eases covered travel restrictions, but only for people who have been vaccinated in the famous count phase of france, back in business, out of the country, easily conduct restrictions off to a 6 month lockdown ah, it's the 10th day of the worst flare up of violence in years between israel and hammers, and it's allied groups in gaza and the spine global calls. i'm an american push for a ceasefire. israel's care take a prime minister. benjamin netanyahu says he is determined to continue the military operation. the is ready. find 2 jets and tanks, pounding the besieged palestinian enclave. that was a picture of rough just a short while ago. nothing. yahoo says the aim is to deter how much and degrade 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. those include doctors, even a journalist, $63.00 children have died. molden 72000 people have fled their homes. also those israeli attacks flattened hundreds of buildings. hospitals health centers including garza's, only coven, 19 lab, have also come under attack. united nations is urging israel to allow humanitarian aid in but so far trucks towering vital supplies have been stranded. over the past few hours, more israeli cities have come under fire from how much rocket some of them landed in ashad, causing some damage. there. 12 people in israel have been killed in attacks by groups and gaza since the conflict began last week. rockets were also fired from

southern lebanon near the city of tiers, who as northern israel, syrians went off in lower galilee and cray off, when people were seen scrambling for cover in haifa. there's ready, security forces says if hitting a number of targets and 11 on with artillery shells been hauled, it has the latest from southern beverage. this is the 3rd incident of its kind in the past week where rockets 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 use just 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 2 occasions. so people and observers here are looking at these attacks really as a political message, a message that another front could open. now the question is, who is sending these messages in the 1st attack, the lebanese army arrested a palestinian, who said that he launched the rocket impala garrity with his brethren and palestine who are coming under under fire. but many of servers will say, those rockets cannot be fired without the least knowledge of has been law or has been at least turning a blind or wanting to use this to send. some sorts of a message has the law from us. they are part of the so called resistance axis in the region. so the message, if we can open another front, this would put more pressure on the israelis a strain the israeli army even further. but like i mentioned, there has been no claim of responsibility for these rocket attacks. let's get the

picture from gonzales. there is stuff. what color is that? what, what is the latest where you are? was the latest. 2 seconds ago we would need a more bombardment coming from the southern eastern part of the city. the explosions are normally bombarded or should by day until it is stationing across the border line with, with gaza. earlier there were more for the navy, there's really navy shows more more, more shows towards the close the line of god. so you have through when the direction of gods from the west that which is the sea part of the coastline on the border one, i think that is really intensified drawn attached to de, unlike the previous days that we could hear the fighting,

just cutting out intensive attacks the last one, the last wave of intensive fire by the fighting was over night in newness, and the south concentrated in the south of the gods, specifically and nunez. and the biggest that the biggest, that is, and the south we could realize or understand from the movement of the friends of the fire, out of that the fighting jets which is the throne gets caught from get major damages are moving. they started with the north of the gaza strip. then have you been bartman by the, by almost by i think in the city last night was the student of the far 5 out of concentrated in the south of the gods. most of the recent i stuck raids more selective random like that used to

be in the, in the pre days of escalation. the manage just confirmed that 3 policy and a father, his wife and their daughter was killed in embedded. but what she's in the central areas as one of the child, according to the minister of london, hit in their house. also last night there was also unit a woman that was killed by the israeli for early morning on this morning. a journalist also was killed by one of the drawn attacks in one of the gaza. crowded neighborhoods will not shift for the philippines and jordan syndicate issue the statement. they condemned that the for international protection, football athenian jordan on the policy and functions. on the other hand,

are still able to find out more rockets. but also we can confirm from the messages that we received from the fighting groups that the range of the fire out on the students over the fire list done the previous days. except one or 2 budgets were fired to bed. sharva on on that issue of the fire that was fired. the policy and fighting group or the student is less than . busy previous days, also we are in my way through this place, coming from the office. we could see lots of maintenance teams deployed in the streets because i could she look of damage the road, roads, damage to infrastructure. so i could do it was remarkable that look of maintenance team belonged to the municipality of the electricity company trying to fix as much

as because we tried to check if there were a bill. and if they were you know, they have enough time enough equipment material there is always complain from a shortage of related equipment about to run out of fuel they need for for their maintenance on for that machine is the mayor of god. we talked to him today again, and he the one from environmental care plus he was, he said that the garbage, pumping size are not reachable, which means that the fish unity filling lands the fish and the places for collecting garbage are now becoming more and more full of the garbage which will lead to more serious cups, cups,

energetic diseases, skin diseases, allergic. let you diseases, parliament disease. and so he was good talking about more serious diseases and infection that nobody even is talking about. he said that they have lots of machines stuck from entering god by the people people. and he appealed. he said that they need that sort of engine from the humanitarian organization organization to live this machine to come in together to start working on solving this problem that nobody's talking about. we could see also that now people are slowly, slowly getting back home, trying to stay home because of the night can feel that they unplug themselves because no notion of no electricity. most of the time and got up. people are facing

also water supply because of the network that had been also destroy. okay. okay. so what color? it's a painting, a very, very dye, a picture of the situation in gaza. thank you. well, we can talk now it's iran, kon here in southern israel. iran, several rockets were launched today to web israel bring us up today up to date with the day's events. well, the barrage is have been continuing throughout the day. those barrages have been coming from the garza side of the border. you had my colleagues so far colored talk about the palestinian fighting faction, saying they hadn't launched long range rockies into central israel, but they did launch a barrel of rockets into stone ash, cologne, which is where we are right now. a lot of those rockets, most of those rockets actually were intercepted by the israeli rocket defense

system. the iron dome and those are those kind of pops of white cloud that you see . that's actually the i don't missile defense system hitting the rockets and the rockets exploding. however, all throughout the day we've also seen and sorry, rather we've heard the dull boom of the israelis bombarding by atlanta and see the gaza strip. i mean, you can probably just faint me here is as i'm speaking about, boom. booming is still continuing. and again, you saw from my colleagues what color, what is going on in gaza, be effective those yes, a launch from it. but the effect is in gaza, but it's so frustrating marlene when we were talking just 24 hours ago, was telling you that there was still hope for the you in a convoy to get through the border crossing current. so lam and into garza to bring that much needed 8 into gaza will it's still there hasn't actually left the un

frustrated with these really. israelis are simply not opening the border because they say the border isn't sorry, the barrier isn't secure and they can't secure that convoy into the gaza strip. and once again, it's one of these things. it's incredibly frustrating on all sides. if this was a breakthrough, perhaps people would be talking about a ceasefire, some potential cessation of hostilities, but that no longer seems to be something that's being talked about. in fact, we've had very harsh word from benjamin netanyahu saying effectively, all options are on the table, including the re occupation of god. and that's not something, but most people in israel are taking seriously. but it just goes to show you the kind of language and the kind of mood these right, these are in, and that's why that aid 24 hours later, it's still stuck at that buddha berry crossing money. thank him. ron, call me then southern israel. and what was telling us how desperately needed that

aid actually is and 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 conveyed to the prime minister that he expected a significant de escalation today on the pump to a cease fire. i was house correspond kennedy hawk. it says the board and administration is taking incremental steps in pushing for an end to the fighting. well, the us president has not called for an outright cease fire. he has been escalating on monday. his public statement said that he supported a cease fire. now, as you've reported, he says that he facts a significant de escalation today on the path to a cease fire. now, many was the president's own party. say, this still is not far enough. that $29.00 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 in 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 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 hum us 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 cut our egypt, jordan, in a way to try and bring about a resolution still ahead on al jazeera,

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sped. wet weather here soon as we go into 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 dry conditions. we have to go to northern areas of china, beijing, seeing the temperature edge up into the 13th, the air quality will remain unhealthy. and as we move to south east asia, it's cloudy picture across the philippines with sun de storms. we could see some localized flash flooding where those rains are heaviest. and that's the similar story as well across bornea. we're going to friday, we're going to see the heavy rains across india, china, affecting parts of southern thailand. now if you go to india, that fi clone has been downgraded, it's moved its way across to the foothills of the himalayas. what's brought wet snow. ah, sponsored pay cut on airways. most people will never know what's beyond these doors

. the deafening silence of 100000 and how it feels to touch danger every day. most people will never know what it's like to work with. every breath is precious. with fear. it's not an option. but we're not most people. oh, the me. you're watching out, is there a mind of our top stories? this hour is ready for this. have fight a warning shot at another towel block in garza,

dozens of palestinian families have been forced to leave the homes across the strip . more than $100.00 bombs and artillery shells were fired overnight. several rockets have been fired from southern lebanon with israel reports the 2 rockets landed in open areas in care. yes. hi for district. israeli army says it is firing back into 11 years. president joe biden has told israel, prime minister expects a significant escalation in the offensive on gothic women that buys and told benjamin netanyahu. it was an important step towards reaching you is to ease travel restrictions for tourists who are fully vaccinated. your masters have also agreed on relaxing 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 current of ours. earlier with spoke to the french finance

minister, he talked about the importance of tourism for his country's economy. he also said that he believed they'll be a quick and strong recovery and from across the you were doing well as far as a french could amuse concerned investments you were oriented. and i think that we should reach at the level 5 percent of growth in france in 2021. so i'm deeply convicted. confident that we are on the right track, tourism plays a t all into french academy. so that's why we have decided and awards to be open and to be as open as possible for the for increase. 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 define, 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 decided to have these tests for free, for the farm interests, so that france will be one of the most attractive destination among your been countries. 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 baffle its own outbreak. but growing vaccine resistance in africa means doses that are available, either being destroyed or given away. nicholas hack reports 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 it is for 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 a general distrust in the country among health workers with people fearing that the spread viruses instead of protecting the population that you add 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. un 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. mike 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 best see, or your tax pc. 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 migrants are continuing to travel from morocco to a spanish enclave in north africa, despite poor conditions. but a 1000 people have crossed into that side by c o. by walking along the coast. spanish government sent back many of the recent arrival,

and the european union is urging milwaukee to stop them. dozens have also reached melinda katha and melia, a one of the 9 territories controlled by spain. in africa, the enclaves have long attracted migrants trying to reach europe. for him, a vow has more. the destination, spain, by any possible means, from sale on both sandra, the others braved the waves on board, the security by swimming. the flood, an influx of about $8000.00 migrants for morocco into the spanish and plays of youth and military has regroup a diplomatic crisis. spain has deployed its military and threatened to use force to halt what it calls an invasion, threatened the country and europe, and accuses morocco of being respond noise through these will still be in

our displeasure. and also our rejection of the flux of moroccan migrants and utah had reminded her that border control has been and must continue to be the joint responsibility of spain. and in the oracle denies and fighting migrants across and has recalled some, both of the from the 3 abbas is reported to be furious off the scene allowed in the head of the police audio fronted by him. a body for medical treatment last month. the polio and morocco are technically still at war over the western sahara, a former spanish colony in north africa. that's been hon. control since 975. and maroka continues to claim the claim of c. u to emily la, add says they are illegally occupied by spain. the migrant dispute is seen by many as a political message from oracle, or guard the use only land border with africa. i see you 1000000 on wednesdays bains high court from and the police study of front leader over at lake war crimes

. but to refuse to acknowledge many analysts fee that funds as an attempt by spain to comp what's to become and make a dispute. 1010211 and now where the caretaker, foreign minister step down starting a diplomatic route with our gulf states on tuesday, saudi arabia and the u. s. e. summit. lebanon's invoice to object to comments he made during a televised interview. you keys golf, countries of supporting i still in the region, and criticize the murder of janice jamal shoji and the salvi conflict in a stumble in 2018. the minister has since apologized. muslim organizations in india are demanding a judicial inquiry into the demolition of a mosque in the states of a pradesh, the 100 year old building and the town of bar bank he was brought down on monday. district officials in the bait b,

j. p. will states say the structure was illegal or legal case over the issue has been ongoing. india, of course, witness. one of its worst communal rights of the 16th century mosque was demolished in production in 1992 on activists of our ss, the b, j piece parents, organization. javan em, ansari's, a political commentator on a journalist. he says, the move comes as a surprise. everybody is preoccupied with generally saving their lives in dealing with disband demik. 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 indirect contravention of a high court order which were directed which was passed on the 24th of paper which stated that irrespective of whatever this directives, this court or the law court may have given with regard to disposition. therefore

demolition or removal of moscow all that was standing banes till the 31st of may. surprisingly strangely, the government moved demolished the most. it's this mosque is where then is just and strong toll 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, built along with the most, for which there was no, no provision. there was no permission. but notwithstanding, the high court had already given a direction. so therefore, it is very, very strange, and this is being viewed with a great deal of suspicion in shot a small number of people have joined a protest against the transitional military council that was appointed to rule the country after the death of president it risk debbie they said the council is a continuation of the old order and demanding its members step down. money also

been down french flags and shy of anger over the role of france in the in politics . debbie jesse in april phones, crisis and central african countries the new york state attorney general's office says it's widening it's investigation into the trump organization to include a criminal probe. the organization had previously only been on the civil investigation. ah, this is out of these. you told the story is already forces have fired a warning shot at another tower block in garza, dozens of palestinian families have been forced to leave the homes across the street more than 100. bombs and artillery shells were fired overnight. meanwhile, several rockets have been fired from.