when like a family living together over 50 years after his torture and death in police custody al jazeera world tells the remarkable story of anti apartheid campaigner in them after my her or i south africa. the man fought apartheid on a just, you know, play an important role checking in the. ringback face in the. ready news more strikes on garza, israel's prime minister, is defined, i mean a new diplomatic push for cease 5 years. president cool school de escalation, but to members of his own party that's not enough. ah,

lauren taylor, this is al jazeera alive from london, also coming up welcoming visitors back to the continent. the e u. ease is covert travel restrictions, but only for people who think vaccinated and cautious returned to life. french cafes and museums reopen up to 6 months of current of ours restrictions. ah, we begin with the israel palestine conflict and growing international calls for a cease fire. despite new pressure from the u. s. president israel's caretaker, prime ministers, defiant and refusing to set a timeframe to end the hostilities following a phone call with joe biden. andrew minnet now, who said he was determined to continue the operation and got her me about some not born, but we are. with every passing day, we are striking at more of the terrorist organizations capabilities. targeting

mostly and commodities toppling more terrorist buildings and hitting more weapons stockpiles. and just as i told the ambassadors here today, this is the natural rise of israel. i very much appreciate the support of these governments, and i especially appreciate the support of a friend us president biden, for the state of israel's bride to self defense. i am determined to continue this operation until its objective is achieved to restore quiet and security to you. citizens of israel, as reparation and gaza has so far claimed the lives of more than 220 palestinians among them more than 60 children. several israeli cities are also come under fire from us. 12 people in israel have been killed including 2 children. there, continued diplomatic efforts to end the crisis. the un general assembly we'll meet to discuss the conflict on thursday. so far, the u. s. has blocked any attempt at the un to forger cease fire, or more rockets have been fired in the past couple of hours out of garza into

southern israel. mission were intercepted by israel's on don't missile defense system. but some landed in the city of stair out just outside gaza, causing some damage. and in gaza throughout the day is really fight. address. drones and tanks have been attacking the besieged enclave from land and see him on con is in southern israel will have an update from him soon, but 1st speak to suffer to salute in gaza. says we were saying that news on the letter in the tax there all starts with again, more explosions or more rockets had been fired from gaza into southern just seconds ago before starting to cover the line. we could see more plants from the north, the world's southern, the last hour there was the fighting groups and didn't intensify. it firing the row kicks door. southern is right, but still the focus of the short range of rockets

that they have been piloting the fringe of the fire of the policy and fighting group is listed on the previous one and the other hand during the day. lucas, now we could see fire from from god's afterwards israel. they look the high of the record highs of the pictures that the long range of rocket could be put on and beyond. so back to 2 guys today, the really is carried out attacks using fighting j. artillery and even the chief forces that are in the navy participated in board boarding, the coastline of gaza in the north and northern side of gutter strip, also dive tillery intensified. it's been barbed bergman, or shilling?

the border area in guys also, today we just learned the number of people leaving vacuum waiting their homes. in hitting or staying in united nations cooled increased up to more 50000 people staying in a very difficult the human condition left without anything except some food ducks. some organizations are giving introducing to them a diminished revolt. also say that the number of people injured people is increasing. there are 200 more than 257 people killed, including cases of children and women, and that more than 1500 people are also injured. some of them are being transferred to egypt because the ministry pulsate their hospital or the health system is

collapsing because of living. 15 years of age and one year of dealing with covet 19 i think 24 wars now and 11 years or more. so this increased the difficulties of the ministry of the health, the health system in general. i think that they have also to stop testing the covet 19 because of the lab, the only docs have been handling such sure has completely damaged and no more covered in 1910 people also thousands of people gathering in one place and schools and relative on so on, also they have broken or violated all the protocol, the production and prevention protocol of cooper. 19. on the other hand, also the municipalities and the humanitarian organizations, the power company that lot of companies,

they have been sending reports of lots of damages. the infrastructure of water sewage internet on a network. i think that also the most efficient one, which is the would there have been the municipality said to have good receiving hundreds of calls of call phone calls from people seeking or asking for water supplied the municipality to say they cannot deal with the huge destruction infrastructure and the luck that happened after 10 days of, of bombardment from south to north. and the field also we last who'd be really tired was last night on that was cutting out in the south of gaza strip. meant specifically in unit on and drop off the most serious

thing here in gaza that people were, were chasing and listening to the really media. and they have here they are about to reach a fire old to reach a column. and they have been calling off the check. is that true? if there will be real fees, fire in the coming out of come over, then they also believe or expect there will be intensive attacks before reaching the fire in case it will happen to millions of tina the guys are now are staying home imposing kid fuel because there are no other choices, but they stay home. no shelter in garza, no electricity over the most are in most of the places all over the gaza strip. thank you very much. indeed. iran con is in southern israel, and when a number of rockets been fired into israel, what's happening? where you well,

in the last 90 seconds the sirens went off and we saw one rocket which flew above all like position where we all right now. it was intercepted by the defense system . that's a very sophisticated defense system that these railways have. now according to the israeli army, since the morning when they measure from about 7 am to about 2 hours ago, some 200 rockets were fired from the strip into sudden israel. a few of those actually hit their targets in said rod hitting 3 houses and one israeli was injured in one of those attacks plus rockets have landed in are stored and ask alone 2 towns in southern israel, but 90 percent of those rockets, according to the israeli army have actually been intercepted by this rocket defend system, the iron dome. however, what this means is that it's still very difficult and we've been talking about this

now. the nearly 24. i fact for over 24 hours about this aid convoy is trying to get in to garza. now. these really have been absolutely clear in their thinking. they've said that they're not letting in any age because there was an attack on the barrier crossing. i morticia landed it injuring and israeli soldier on tuesday after that the barrier was shut. the united nations have been negotiating throughout the last 2 days trying to get a convoy. and even if the a convoy gets into gaza is still just a tiny drop of what aid is actually needed, they're both. they can even get that in all talks of ceasefire. old hawks of any sensation of hostilities is still up in the air and we are waiting for the israelis to confirm with the international community whether there is a sci fi we are hearing the high level diplomatic diplomatic meetings that will be

held in the next for hours and hopefully what will happen is there may, will be a 5, but hopefully what will learn as journalists will learn what the, the actual terms of this sci fi might be if one actually comes. but right now, no 8 is going into gaza. the barrier remained shut and we are still seeing far, and coming from garza and that steady bombardment into garza, by israel. iran. com. thank you very much. indeed. what addition to the rockets coming out of garza, several rockets have been fired from southern lebanon towards israel to rockets was really landed in curious time north of the city of haifa. these really military says it intercepted another to nobody has claimed responsibility for the rockets. israel has fought artillery in response as we reported earlier, us president joe biden spoke to these ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu on wednesday, saying expected a significant de escalation on the path to

a sci fi button is on the intense pressure from within his own party to intervene more or less that's close to the white house correspondent. kimberly how it can be festal. tell us about the phone call between barton admission. yeah. is that any sign that the use president is shifting his position? well, we certainly have seen a very incremental shift in the president's position earlier in the week. you'll recall that he was essentially saying that he supported a cease fire. now he's saying that he expects significant de escalation on the path to a cease fire. but here's the problem. with both of those statements, the president has not outlined in any way how this could happen, what, how he expects or what the benchmark would be. and as a result, what we've seen is shortly after that phone call between the us president and the israeli prime minister, where they discuss the violence in gaza that it largely was rejected by the israeli prime minister. and so the problem is, is for the us president,

if he continues to be under criticism of pressure from within his own democratic party, they're very confusing statements coming out of the white house. not only is they on the one hand, this white house saying with israel has a right to defend itself, but he's also not coming out and doing what many as party are asking for. and that is to call for an immediate cease fire. he has not been clear and bolden that language and as a result, because of the ambiguity, it has been largely ignored by these really military. and you mentioned that the build up a pressure from within his own party. how, how is the dealing without well, the, the pressure is mounting for this precedent because there are a number of very vocal women in the progressive wing of the democratic party. yolanda omar is one from the u. s. to minnesota. the build of oppression from within his own party. how are you dealing with that? well the, the pressure is mounting for this president because there are

a number of very vocal women in the progressive wing of the democratic party. omar is one from the us to minnesota alexandria, kathy cortez another ever she the to leave. who is of house to descent, has family living in the west bank and who actually had worked with the us president in the us state of michigan that she represents. but 24 hours ago it is really what they've been saying is very loud and very vocal and very uncomfortable for this precedent. essentially saying that what israel is doing amounts to war crimes. what of a tweet from the women is that we should not be rubber stamping weapons sales. we have to protect human rights. what they're talking about. is it a resolution that was introduced in the house of representatives that essentially would try to block the announce sale of 700? 35000000 and precision guided munitions to israel. the white house announced to congress just before the fighting started. now, there is no way that this resolution can block that sale is largely symbolic. but

what these women are doing and the pressure the president is under, is essentially using their leverage to try and delay that sale and to really force israel's hand to stop the violet. kimberly, how can thank you very much. still to come on out here at the cost of reporting india's cobit crisis. more than $200.00 journalists, a last to the current of ira. ah hello the weather. amazed disappointedly. call across not to hear back boys. it's sherry as well. more of those heavy showers rattling through very low pressure into east and possibly some heavy down pulls. coming in here. we're going through the next 24 hours or so because rush of showers that across much of the content, the warm sunshine,

best place to go is across the med is fine. and why have largely clear skies as a move out of the way? look what's coming in next, and unseasonably wet and when the area of low pressure sweeping. and this is the sort of thing you expect to see around october when it's making its way across. the pretty styles as we go on through thursday on into friday. very strong winds, potentially damaging winds coming in across southern parts of england and wales. and those brisk winds could guster around a 100 kilometers per hour and expose spots set when, when the weather will drive its way for the race, which as we go on 3 friday, there is likely to be some travel disruption. somebody to watch out for every showers ahead of that we see some wet weather into good parts of france. rush showers into central and eastern parts. if you up and down towards turkey, but the med stays fine and dry with plenty of sunshine, sunshine stretches, work, or northern parts of africa. usually she was there for the gulf views. the

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i gonna remind you the top stories on under 0 international court growing for a cease fire in the israel palestine conflict to pen days into the fighting years. president joe biden has told israel's prime minister, expect significant de escalation of the most urgent monetary needs of people in garza and the oxide west bank. the us as it urgently requires $38000000.00 for food, basic goods and psycho social support for the vulnerable especially women and children. the u. n's is 56000 people have been displaced since israel bombardment of the strip began last week. agency is also reiterated calls to allow aid and un workers into besieged territory. gaza is already home to 1400000 palestine refugees

mostly from territories occupied by israel. a large percentage of the population of approximately 1900000 people. 80 percent of gases depend on international assistance. damage from israel strikes and the economic effect of the current of ours pandemic have deepened. long running concerns about living conditions and gover. what can speak now to a past in, in human rights activists in gaza? i a has, are we doing this now of our skype? she works with young adults and also helping them to get their message out to the world. thanks very much indeed for being with us. i wondered if you could just tell us, 1st of all, what your experience has been in the last couple of days. thank you very much for having me. well, say, go missing a nother night. witnessing your map site. so the situation and go back after that goes over god, you know,

and with he'd be in the trial actually here and go. it is 360 square kilometers and we have more than 2 biggest pallets in the living. and the 2 of them are received use. so whatever it got with had got there are people killed and there are people injured and we have home is back to earth. we have family that says now on their home because they have the home anymore. and until now i have more than 1200 and place. i've been including 68 children. i'm 30 a woman and 60 and if they're the man. so the tuition is we gather strength is very dangerous and reading you. 5 know, i get the bill in front of me. it's even part of

a lot of us apply even internet connection. i've got a, you know, my work hours and those hours included even if they're national moves, agency language center training centers and oh, the space. so we're wondering actually, how could these civilian people can be taught to get a new trade off? can you mentioned the attacks on the infrastructure? what's it like in terms of power and water? day to day? what sort of amount would you have trouble getting more true electricity? what's happening? you know, before do you these ready? just a question about the, the software, the from a water shortage on georgia shortage. we recently have 8 hours per day now would be even more difficult for us to get any, any water, any activity,

even we would really have 4 hours per day and many regions. and because they don't have any kind of water because because of the heat, people bought me and i drove so, you know, do ation is disastrous a by, in the full sense of the word and we're talking about god, which do you expect it to be? i mean, why 2020 and now living in 2021 and i think even with the operator from a very high rate go over the iris unemployment. 97 percent of the water we use is it? well, i, our, you are to create and they the want to go out of the gun spread the are looking for job opportunities, even our patients are buying because they're waiting for a permit issued by what these are the government. why do they need urgent when it

comes treatment and to having about 50 or cancer patients died? what they were raising for those for me should. so even, you know, we lack a medical expertise and we got the supply and so you want and then today we trade in new fact smile a we to make this is life the interguards of through so and coughing. oh, you don't know what to do. you know, just friend, i know i actually yeah, i was yeah, we thank you very much indeed for to just thank you. now ron, maybe one step closer to a new deal with weld powers, which nuclear program at talks meant to revive the stall 2015 nuclear agreement have been taken place in vienna. the deal fell apart when former us president donald trump was in office. iran that deputy for mr of us,

right. she says he's optimistic, although a few sticking points remain. india's daily death toll from the current of ours has risen to another record high. 14 and a half 1000 were recorded over the last 24 hours. the number of new cases is fallen in recent days after reaching daily highs of more 400002 weeks ago. any 240 indian journalists and other media workers have died from covered 19 most in the past 7 weeks. even though they are on the front lines covering the pandemic, many haven't been able to get vaccinated. visible crime reports from new delhi for more than a year, journalists and 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 ethnic who was the

president of the rule. her press club in the state of order for the age of 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 on ebony, started there was one hospital left and we did everything the court reporters called the district magistrate because several government officials, after trying 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 inoculated them. journalist mohammad m. ron was a friend of another methods that a guy just double the government is claiming the jolissa number has been declared

frontline worker and would be vaccinated at the earliest. but none of that has happened because none of the journalist numbers have been vaccinated. television news report, a new 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 not work last year and this year too. but this time, there are many journalists in 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. researchers 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 re book vision or just something not really solve the problem. i wanted to get into the details board that need

vendors that don't mind for you when it comes to death of journalists due to the 19 india as among the top 3 countries in the world behind brazil and peru. more than 3 journalists have died every day. from close at 19 since the start of april this year, and it 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, fragile health care system, has reached a breaking point after the alarming rise in coded 19 cases believe to be fueled by a variant 1st discovered in neighboring india. these images from the hospital in the capital can undo beds, have run out, and patients are treated outside. emily and nations also seeing a shortage in oxygen genesis. people in france has started enjoying that al fresco, dining and city mas. again, out of the government, loosened some coven,

non teen restrictions, france famous roots, cafes, and cultural attractions was the world's most visited country before the pandemic. and it's mister watson, paris, deprived that cathy terraces for most of the past 12 months. parisians weren't letting pouring rain get in the way of what he hoped to be the beginning of the end of lockdown restriction. we had our 1st customer here. i say it's tough this morning. so everybody is wasting, feels go into the stores, do some shopping to sit and have a coffee which we love doing in paris, sitting down at a table on a terrorist watch the world go by, get up going to a store. all of that. people are waiting to go to museums, indoor of unused light. the loop can operate at reduced capacity. it was sold out today. early visitors were keen to resume a modern tourism ritual. before the pandemic, france was the world's most visited country tourism contributed 7.5 percent of gdp

to encourage tourists back. france will become one of the few to offer free cobra tests to visitors to which is a key part of the french academy. and that's why we have decided to have these tests for free for the winter reads, so that france will be one of the most attractive destination among your band countries. while cues outside luxury good stores might be encouraging for the economy. 2021 will still be tough. many places around expecting a 3rd of the tourists. they would have seen pre pandemic. but at least it's something when you choose to be a waiter when you choose to have an area, or when you choose to offer the best of the french or liquor luxury clothing it's, it's the job you decided to do and what drive you to go to us every morning, and this was forbidden for us. nearly one. yeah, it was very tough and they were not out of it yet. president emanuel microns said,

as he took coffee with his prime ministers, young, caustics, but the government hope's a newly accelerated vaccination program will mean they'll be no more locked downs. now, the french government is taking a gamble model. 13000 people day is still testing positive cove at 19 compatible with the u. k. in a similar population, and that 2 and a half 1000 people a day, a testing positive and the u. k. i only started reopening a few weeks ago. bernard smith, al jazeera parish, ah, top stories and i was 0. is there any fighter jets and tanks are continuing to pound the gaza strip 10 days into the fighting. these 227 palestinians, including 64 children, had been killed. us president joe biden has told israel's prime minister, he expects significant de escalation on wednesday. but benjamin netanyahu has

refused to set a timeframe to end the hostilities about from the ball. but.