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a force to escape their homes after interruption and plans renew hydro electric dime in georgia, thousands protesting demand and the government call it all. ah, the head of the u. n. h and see for palestinians is called on the international community to support a long term solution for the region saying will be no peace if the root causes of the conflicts are not resolved. felipe lazar amy was speaking in garza 2 days after the cease fire agreement 2 and a devastating 11 day conflict between israel and gases armed factions more than 250 people were killed. most of them palestinians in the besieged territory. i am deeply frustrated at this senseless episode of extreme violence that killed

civilians destroyed infrastructure and threw back several yes, but restoring a sense of normality is not enough. it is not the replacement for piece of the human rights of all the root causes of the conflict, remain the occupation default displacement of which we had a strong reminder in ships lately to blockade on the cycle of violence or remain. this must be result. ok, let's talk to harry forces joins live this from because a strip. so harry is, is the un here clearly trying to bring a sense of urgency to this, to the root cause issue, but also to the rebuilding as you yes it is. it is saying that there are absolutely immediate and very serious threats to health and well being that needs to be addressed. and that the, the tops need to be turned on literally for both aide and also in terms of fixing

the water supply, getting clean, sanitation and electricity up and running again. but as you heard the from the unreal sheets, they also want to see real political will enacted outside garza by the leaderships of the countries with the most power in all of this. and they will see re engagement between palestinian and israeli leaderships to try to reconnect garza and the occupied west bank and he's through them according to the un humanitarian coordinator in hastings. it was also talking of course, at the moment this is what all of the attention is on this long running conflict, long running humanitarian issues that are obtained for so long question is whether they can use this moments as grim as it is with all this loss of life to try and improve things in, in, in the longer term that is going to be difficult. once some of the immediate focus

disappears. however, in hastings, the un humanitarian coordinator also talked about just the bold money figures that, that are going to be coming in. she said that $18000000.00 from the power steering military and fund would be incoming. she had released those and also from the emergency release coordinator in new york, another 4500000. and also they're going to be doing a flash appeal for donor countries and others to try to get more immediate help into gaza. you've been talking to the people, have garza there this morning. harry, what were they saying to you? we are specifically, we are here in big black here, which is a town in the north west of gaza. where on the 1st thursday of this conflict some 10 days ago, the 1st day of eat, that was and we witnessed it from the other side, an enormous israeli barrel, about tillery and asked strikes on this part of the gaza strip. and we're seeing the evidence of it here. you can see the morning tent perhaps behind me here. we've

seen those being sprung up all across guys, outside homes. this one is pretty tight neighborhood because so many homes here was struck in what looks like the artillery barrage that we saw. and now the israeli military says that that was an operation to try to indicate that it was going to have a ground invasion drive the fighters from hamas and other fighting factions underground and into defensive positions. and then that was the huge barrage, both from the ground and from the air which was designed, the military says to try to kill and do damage to as much of hamas as military operations in this area as possible. however, what you can see here is the devastation that it's ruled on this civilian community . just take one house, for example. we went into a tiny courtyard which seemed to take a direct hit for people just blown to pieces from the same family in that team to the twenty's. the father of 3 of those young men and women was

describing pretty horrendous details exactly what took place that grieving, but also amazingly a 13 year old go. and her 8 month old cousin, which is blowing out by the last way we, we spoke to the father and saw the young boy himself, the 8 months old. he has survived with just a few scratches on him. and his father is hugely grateful and wants him. he says to have a peaceful life. ok, thanks very much. harry harry faucet, they're reporting live from gaza while they're attend again. be alex the mos compound, unoccupied east jerusalem after it was reopened to jewish visitors. it was a flash point during this latest israel palestine conflict began if harry was saying i made the 10th the 1st time since then. well, the 100 israeli jews have been allowed to enter the courtyards of access. is really security forces did scott them. but during that visit, 5 employees of the mosque board were arrested for the upcoming. it has more from

outside the compound. the markup of these visitors are usually jewish settlers or israelis that as to the far right leaning or i'll try national is. this comes at the time where the tensions are very high temperature flare up all the time. you have to also understand that these visitors go in, surrounded and under the protection of israeli forces. so there were some scuffles from what we understand that was parked by the fact that some of the guards of the compound were fill me with their mobile phones. the anger do security forces that now, you know, i was in the cease fire, there's been ongoing sort of flare up the tensions around most gunpowder. 30 people have already been arrested all palestinians. and that is just, i think the more of these visitation will just inflame the situation more and more,

especially at that time we're not very far from here. that is the issue of the ships, a rock neighborhood, these families that threatened of expulsion. now the authorities are just gonna put concrete blocks to sort of block them as a lately isolate them, making it very difficult to reach these families who are the bottom of a street on of this compounded. it could lead to another escalation, living on the eastern city of goma and the democratic republic of congo has been spared after able cannon corruption nearby flows of lava from the nearby volcano of stopped just that side of the city. at least 8 people were killed and thousands, however, were forced to leave their homes. malcolm, with claim that mentioned a few years ago, he has moved up from nairobi in kenya. we did indeed climb the very volcano a couple of years ago for a new story. it's just outside the city of goma, takes

a few hours to walk up to the top. you can go up that when he's not there up thing you can go up there with wildlife ranges, human near by nature reserve. and at the top, there's a crater, you can peer over the edge and see this orange lava lake down below. and you can feel the heat of it as he's done there. now sometimes in the city of goma at night, if, if the weather is clear, you can see on the horizon the glowing orange, which is lava lake, which is always simmering away at once in a while it does, it does a rough has just happened. now the last figure up here was almost 20 years ago. 2002, the vast river of lava cut all the way through the city of goma destroying ways of it, killing more than 200 people. and then ending up in lake keyvi. so that where the lava destroyed all those home buildings and everything else, it cooled down and its set and became a sort of plane of very bubbly, spiky black rock on which people slowly and steadily rebuilt their homes. people

even took picks and tittles to the volcanic rock and cut it up to make blogs, or even houses in game a made from lava. what was lava volcanic rock? now the city has grown quite steadily quite fast since then. it's the nexus of the mineral trade for the region. it's certainly a place where there's quite a lot of money moving around there. there are very few formal jobs, so that draws people from the countryside. also, other people are displaced by groups. the prominent iranian politician says the countries 3 months monitoring agreement with the us nuclear watchdog has now expired. iranian state news is reporting the parliamentary speakers that inspectors may no longer access images of nuclear sites. there appears a political unrest in samoa. the new prime minister's swearing in has been postponed. the leader of the opposition fast party, the army naomi mutter opera was set to become the pacific. nation's 1st female

leader on monday. but now the former speaker of the house is called off the sitting . despite an order from the supreme court, the current prime minister has been in power for 22 years. lenae play the sharell, jackson is an independent simone journalist. she explains. now the latest developments around the swearing in a matter of she has the numbers, but currently does not have the authority of the office of the legislative assembly convene parliament tomorrow. as we eat, the office of the legislative assembly just issued a note to say that they are further owning the parliament from condemning. though even though she has the 26 majority to rule, she has met with a lot of resistance to convene the parliament. there were swearing in the 1st female prime minister,

40 years of leadership by the human rights protection party has this has been a long time coming. and over 20 years of leadership i, one person, you know, will have challenges along the way. and the cracks in his leadership did show in the past 2 years when they've had charity and the parliament for many years now. and so a lot of the changes that through there's a sense of content and writing among the people leading to the deputy prime minister leaving his party and joining the party who is now the contender. and she is the prime minister elect, or the, the next parliament people on the ground. it's really uncertain what's going to happen tomorrow, but there is an element of fear that it might, that might arise as

a result. so small ground still to california. here on alex's era, including the battle of murat, away in the philippines, 4 years after the fight against iceland affiliated rebels will look at the lack of reconstruction happens. plus will examine nigeria is growing housing device, which is leaving some unable to put food on the table while others live in the lap of luxury. those 2 stories plus more. when we come back, i i, it's time for the journey to with sponsored by capital airways. hello. the india meter ology called department has worn by monday. this disturbance in the bay, a bangle very likely to become a psychotic storm. i want to give you a closer look. now we're going to take this out a few days. so look, this is tuesday into wednesday. i put it here because we're going to see the i of

by this point, potentially very severe psychotic storm make its way landfall. just south of calcutta, and this is really in the region between odessa and westbank gall, where again, we could see that i of the storm, 802-0300 millimeters of rain, can't be ruled out. we've also seen some heavy rain for se, china, and here's one example 108 millimeters over the past 24 hours. when you consider the monthly average is about $278.00. so again, this is really where we find our heaviest strain between the gang c and the pearl rivers, but by monday that starts to fade away. however, we do have some heavy rain across taiwan and this is concerning because we have drought conditions across the region. so that means the ground is solid and won't be able to absorb all of this rain that we're going to get ok before we end, i want to take you to the middle east. we do have the risk of some sand and dust storms, particularly as we had toward northwestern sections of oman. sponsor,

cut on airways, a life and death struggle for racial equality in a deeply unequal society. unfortunately, that was fine for the time pushing within that group. they've been very close friends like a family living together over 50 years after his torture and deaths in police custody al jazeera world tells the remarkable story of anti apartheid campaigner in them up on the south africa. the man fought apartheid on a jazz. ah, ah, the me welcome back. you're watching l to 0, live from headquarters here,

and you headlining stories, the head of the you, an agency for the palestinians is won't, they'll be no piece of root causes. the conflict are not result. felipe last really has been assessing the damaging garza of the 11 day conflict between israel and the retentions again at the alex a most compound and occupied in jerusalem after it reopened, to jewish visitors. more than $100.00, as religions were allowed into, into the courtyard to day for employees of the most board were arrested during the visit. the military governor of goma, in the democratic republic of congo, says the city has been spared from a volcanic eruption near by at least 8 people were killed. the lava flow from the volcano stopped after reaching the city suburbs. protests are expected in the georgian capital against government hydro electric power project plans. dozens of dams are planned in a bid to boost georgia's power supply, but local people are concerned. they could pose

a danger to their villages. if there was ever an earthquake altitude or robin fristoe, walker joyce's life from tbilisi robin. how big the protest going to be? do we think with a very she just go to the way, peter. unfortunately where i'm standing, you, you may not be had a seat behind me because i've had to go somewhere where we put a. c strong enough internet connection. c c but so you might just be able to pick up the, the singing which gives you an indication of the kinds of different interests group . so it's group groups and activists and even the church it's got involved in it. i'd be meeting some priests who feel very strongly about me. yes, the risk of an earthquake is always the obvious one concern, but there are many environmental factors that play the environment and it's moved. the police will maybe see the impact georgia in terms of its impact on

a very important river system for endangered christine. she's including the surgeon, but also the human impact in terms of villages that would have to be relocated. it's a complicated way but the government stresses that hydropower it's really essential for georgia future. it has enormous potential and at the moment less than 25 percent. the grid being utilized that hydropower is greener of course in carbon space fuel. and they even say that if you want to have renewables like when and so in a country like georgia, you have to have a secure supply that can come from hydropower. because in the resit was that was, that can be switched on and off the power button will. and that they say it's why it's so important for this country is another thing to bear in mind here is that

russia to the north of the country is always that and can use that with its ability to impact ga, dennis energy eyes. and the country is dependent at the moment still on, on the outside supply of hydrocarbon, for instance, like gas romance by john. they weren't to be energy independent 1st and foremost. and i think this is why the government is determined to go ahead and what we're seeing today is perhaps the largest environmental movement the country has seen in many years. robin thanks very much. robin for sea will cover in tbilisi with the former chief advisor to the u. k. prime ministers posted a series of tweets criticizing the british government handling of the curb at 19 pandemic. he's dominant cummings, now he's accusing the u. k prime. and suppose johnson's government of incompetence

and lying to the public about it, so call heard immunity strategy. it comes just days before he set to testify before a u. k. commons parliamentary committee about the government's handling of the crisis. mister cummings was ousted from downing street last year mid rumors of a rift with his former boss. now, boris johnson. kevin craig, a ceo of political lobbying and media relations. he says cummings is one of the prime ministers biggest political threats. it is. i highly unusual situation to have the former, the guy who was the most important advisor to the british prime minister. now ma roading, around the top level of british politics coming out with unprecedented criticism of this manner. and in fact dominant cummings himself, it potentially more damaging to the british prime minister. now, the official political opposition. and when he says things, when he calls the current government and bars, johnson,

when he implies they're incompetent. when he says that the people were lying about the strategy with regard to coby is very, very serious, very damaging. and despite the fact that the current prime minister johnson has very goodly in the opinion polls and 80 c majority in the british parliament, this guy who is totally unpredictable dominate coming is the biggest threat and always johnson his face. since taking office, dominic coming is a man who's great, he's angry that he was the guy. we must not forget dominic cummings, if the guy who presented a plan to boris johnson about how we could become prime minister about how the campaign to take britain out. the european union could be one boris johnson o dominant cummings. he's very joke. the government in the indian state of lucifer dash, is denying report that hundreds of teachers died from cobit 19 off to helping with

the elections last month. unions. they members were threatened with suspension or pay cause if they did not take part, elizabeth moran, them reports now from new delhi, tens of millions of people turned out to elect local council leaders in the state of probation over 4 days in april. as india was recording the wolves highest number of corona vars cases now union say 1600 teachers who were forced to go on pulling duty have died from coal mine team. that includes me 2 things husband, rajiv, who attended this training session. and moreover, bob, on april 25th, about a quote that he got infected with cobra day. he suddenly felt sick and was struggling to breathe. he told them he wasn't feeling well and wanted to go home. he came home and in the evening and even after thing multiple times, he was too sick to work. he was forced to work the next day. roger died from clover

1912 days later. author page has been one of the states was affected by the corona virus candidate wade, but the baby died off the campaigning, and the villages are moved off about district 11. i mean, what about john? look, i've been in for her, and suddenly one day she complained about the headache and in later developed a fever. next morning the cartridge and those were the doctor asked us to take her to move about city. but she died on her way to what other bog there was, no oxygen to nazis, but she couldn't reach what other about the government and also for the desert and forced harvard lighting protocols such as social distance thing. and that only 3 teachers died from the virus that's denied by the president of the teachers association who told al jazeera the organization repeatedly asked the government to call off the voting. as an of teachers becoming ill increased election. if someone has election duty and they don't go, they're absent, they can even be

a criminal case, an action against them. they're under a lot of pressure. the ne sharma has many teachers who refused to take part, had their salary pot and some remain suspended from work. the government has offered compensation to the families of those. it says died on duty, but teachers association say they must 1st acknowledge the actual number of lives lost elizabeth per on al jazeera new daddy. ok, let's bring you another story. this coming to us out of the sub continent this time to do with the indian state carrier indian airlines. they're saying hackers of stolen 10 years with a customer data from their computer servers is involving names, passports, and credit card details belonging to an unspecified number of passengers. they have been compromised, india inform customers 3 months after learning of the reach. the cyber attack affected several other carriers including chinese lufthansa and at new zealand. i

just wanna take your life not to ramallah because we're going to listen in to what the policy in the health minister is saying about the consequences. but 11 days of bombardment of the people of garza by the israeli military. let's listen to what she's saying, screwed at diamond, yet. the hospital is the nation also age. it has open, rough crossing and has committed, has formed a committee to deal with this matter and for the end just to cross to egypt to be faded and the vips and hospitals about. we had also conduct from the hospice, those in and enrolled and they didn't have open the hospital jordan to trade the palestinian one. the people threw west back on him unless there are also a special committee in this connection to follow the situation of the one,

the people in go to the trip in old to treat them in the west bank and in the republic of egypt and the golden according to the service needed to be offered to the wounded as the medical teams that required for certain cases, we will send all the information and the find the live to talk about the impact of digression when it comes to corona. and as you know, the recent wave was coming to an end in west bank and gaza strip. but unfortunately, we have noticed that when numbers that are increasing in the gaza strip and see magic because we have seen

a lot in the shelters because of the numbers of people. and this will want to add the lot to the numbers of people affected by the virus. and the documentation is to be blamed for this. and from here, like to old, our people in gas to take the vaccines. and particularly because those who are now in shelters for them to be protected as much as we can because we need not about us to be spread amongst our families. we wish them all safety. we wish we could company for the world, the people, and we go on monday to bestow his mercy on the month of the month is long live part of fine, long live jerusalem smuggling

for the palestinian health ministry there in ramallah, the top line take away from what was said that basically that they're getting medical assistance and aid what they were already getting across the southern border into egypt as being augmented by their medical colleagues across the border in jordan as well. so that's some positive. good news, of course, if you've been with us of the past 90 minutes, you'll know that we've also been following what unrra at the united nations relative agency has been saying about this. trying to bring a sense of urgency to not least the rebuilding of garza because it's estimated to it's going to cost $100000000.00. minimum mass, the starting point to rebuild the bits of garza that have been utterly destroyed. right down to no access to clean drinking water for human consumption. and as well

for reasons of medical care for those people who've been injured as a result of what's been going on across the board of israel and garza over those past 2 weeks or so. that's the latest from the palestinian health ministry. we move on. the philippines is marking for years since a large scale military operation against an armed group. it was called the battle of the ra we saw government forces fighting ice affiliated rebels. for more than 5 months. the government says reconstruction projects from the city on shed june bought critic say, much more can be done. jamila adding bill gun reports from manila on me. 23. 27. seen a group of around $200.00 on may the pledge allegiance to be on group. i saw lead cj to the city of macau, we in the southern philippines and raised the group black flag over several government facilities. thousands of civilians were held hostage and the philippine

military launched and all not offensive to free them. 5 months later, the battle was over. but we was by now the most devastated city in the philippines since world war 2 more than a 1000 people were killed and millions more displeased. the president to legal their to promise the city would be rebuilt. but 4 years later, many men and now feel they have been forgotten. there is still a search for missing loved ones, and hundreds of bodies buried in haste. during the conflict, we mean an identified reconstruction efforts in the city are slow and thousands of people are still unable to go home insights golf, a non governmental organization focused on mapping, we're always recovery, says it is hard to fully assess the real.