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who he is as a full scale garza conflicts as israel attacks of air strikes and palestinian fighters responded with rockets. ah, hello there in the south you take this is out here at live from dar ha. also coming up a 5 year old kind of thing. and gown is among 10 people killed in gaza. dozens who are injured. the palestinian islamic jihad group in gaza says it's 5 more than $100.00 rockets into israel. and china continues military drills around, tie one for us, how speak, and the policies visit taiwan has shop plaza thrones and i didn't find any problems . i

but we begin in gaza where israel carried out a wave of air strikes an arm twice as it responded, provoking fears of a full scale conflict. health authorities say at least 10 people have been killed and dozens injured. even outside reports from gaza and a warning some you may find some images in the report. distressing the darkness for kansas city flashed bright by explosions. as israeli artillery and other weapons targeted, what they said were weapons factories, a rocket launch sites belonging to islamic jihad. the moments before an aerial duel, as magical rockets were fired from, caused it towards israel with most, intercepted by these rarely iron dome. anti message system is lemay. she had said they fired more than 100 rockets and player should keep local to be in

a televised address. they usually prime minister. yeah. your la pete said his country had 0 tolerance for attacks from god, but that israel had no interest in a wider battle. earlier the israel defense ministry had approved the coal up of as many as 25000 army reservists and read it combat battalions sparking fears that in israeli growled invasion was imminent. the day light attacks were spread throughout god's the city. one main target was this apartment building where a senior commander from islamic g had to see a job that he was killed is really army switches showed what the said was suspected rocket launch, side in hon. eunice among the dozens of injured and dead. the body of the 5 year old girl was carried throughout this tree. what is this

child's fault? she was dreaming of going to kindergarten and asked her father for a school bag and clothes. what has she done wrong? this innocent child? yeah. other funeral procession re squirted by running crowds fearful of the next attack. one garza resident, describe what she heard. and so i heard about 45 loud bangs of the sleep. and i was just clicking on running, wondering what happened. and people in the, in the building they just run down to the street, you know, because they fear that there are going to be other apartments targeted on slimy, she had said israel had made the declaration of war at promise, dislike, back, learn how to this is a declaration of all out war against the palestinian people. we will respond to that. this is a violation and disregard for all the efforts that have been made over the past

days in order to restore comp, positively with these efforts that the enemy was as usual treacherous. these rarely action followed the closure of 2 porter crossings with because this trip earlier in the week and the arrest a senior islamic she had members in the occupied west bank and the office of the palestinian president mahmoud abbas called fridays attack a dangerous escalation. the un cushioned against further civilian casualties, while egyptian mediators are trying to diffuse the tension between both sides. but this is calisha and is something that we have seen time and time again. hearing garza and the heaviest price is always paid by the people. you miss c l to 0. god, this city, which on homer has worn out from occupied east. teresa and these railey military says that now there's $120.00 rock. it's been launched into the country so far.

we're not him. of any reports of injuries on the israeli side, a lot of those rockets being stopped by the iron dough, which is the israeli system against rockets to stop them even in the air. and those that have landed seem to have done so in areas where they haven't been able to to hurt anyone. there are other countries weighing in on this and other organizations. the united states is one of the earliest a tweet from the ambassador's ro, saying that the united states firmly believes the israel has a right to protect itself. we're engaging with different sides for come. so that was seen as quite firmly citing with the, with the israel in the jordanian foreign minister. the country obviously just to the east took a different tone calling for an end to the condemned israeli aggression against the gaza strip. and the un also the special coordinator for the middle east peace

process. also waited and said that he was deeply concerned. or the palestinian presidency of called on the international community to press israel to stop its attacks on gaza and to provide protection to people that hundreds of people protested in ramallah to show their support for the people. have garza pensions have been high in the west bank of the month, arrayed by israeli security forces, correspondence. abraham having the past and in presidency, has condemned the installation, calling a dangerous calling upon the international community to intervene to stop what they called it. these rainy exclamation also we heard from the palestinian prime minister, how much the you talking about the escalation saying, it's israel that started this week, people to enter my la, go out in the throughout the protest, calling for unity calling for retaliation. we've also seen a 10 situation engineering in the north will be occupied with bank. this is we're

excited to senior plumbing. she had b. there was a respite from engineering itself. has been the epicenter of our coverage and has been the center of attention in the past. few months, as these radio wisdom has been conducted almost nightly and daily, we to the outskirts of the refugee camp fear we know that there are armed men in the camps there estimated at the lower 100, they would fight and engaged in armed confrontations would be ready forces when they twice to enter their future camp and arrest people see, are we both of those armed men yesterday and going and showing a 4th in the camp holding weapons. because as we know, ever since israel has arrested the sam from jeanine on monday, the mac g have has raised its level of alert, has told its all members to be ready to europe, to basically make israel page,

which is the terminology that they've been using for arresting seniors, flemming to had needed with them a saturday from june. the us national security spokesmen, john kirby says israel has the full support of the united states before or like to defend itself to the solution. of course, we remain committed to the president strip. busy to jerusalem and we want to want to president jordan has more on the reaction and washington d. c. the bind administration is also reaching out to what it calls the relevant parties, asking them to try to calm the situation,

to not aggravate attention and to try to was stop of the violence that has been erupt in, in is in southern israel and in the gaza. strip a all day on friday and into the overnight the bye didn't ministration, of course is a very much committed to a 2 state solution, but it has also been a very clear and we saw this when the u. s. president joe biden was in israel and occupied was to bank recently that he knows that the situation is not at a place where the parties could negotiate in good faith on trying to achieve a separate palestinian state. it's not just that of the biden administration isn't going to engage with hamas, or with as long as lama jihad, that has been the policy of previous a u. s. administration. but the usaa government under joe biden has been rather explicit in its view that these organizations are proxies for iran. you're just not

going to see u. s. officials engaging with hamas, or with islamic jihad. what you are going to seeing is engagement with the palestinian authority and its president mahmoud abbas. you're going to see an engagement, of course, with the israeli government. and you're going to see engagement with other parties in the region with egypt, with jordan, with other countries that may be able to bring indirect influence upon hamas and islamic jihad. but you're not going to see the americans doing it themselves. that's just an odd starter or phyllis. dennis is a fellow at the institute for policy studies and she says the united states continues to be a very strong supporter of israel. it sounds very consistent with what we can expect from the u. s. if they haven't said it yet, they're going to say something like that very soon. i have no doubt. there is this constant sense of yes, we call on both sides to tamp down. but we respect israel's right of self defense. which 1st of all is not even an issue here because there was no attack that israel

was responding to. it was responding to what it said could have been an attack. we expected there might be an attack. and therefore, we have the right to do anything we want, including violations of international law, such as collective punishment. the failure to distinguish between civilian and military targets. among the 8 people at least, that have been killed so far. i was a 5 year old girl and a 23 year old woman. the others. we don't know yet who they were. but this notion of protecting israel's rights to do whatever it chooses against the palestinians where the palestinians have no such rights. despite president biden's rhetoric on his trip where he said that his goal is a situation in which palestinians and israelis have equal access to security prosperity, et cetera. there is no action. the u. s. takes that treats them as equals. it treats the israelis as the only country with rights. while the united nations

middle east coordinator has court for de escalation of the fighting, christian flaming has worn out from the un and you there can be no justification for attacks on civilians. those are the words of middle east coordinator toward venice land in response to the recent attacks in gaza. he noted that a 5 year old child is among the dead and express concern that this escalation between palestinian militants and israel. and what he described as the targeted killing of the palestinian islamic jihad leader could further exacerbate tensions in the region intentions, which have been growing and brewing not only in gaza, but also across the west bank. and of course, it's the united nations that gets called in to pick up the pieces after conflicts like this in the occupied territories. and he express concern that civilians will ultimately be the ones who pay the worst price at

a time when international support and international funding to help in situations like this is stretched very thin. so a word of caution from the middle east coordinator words released on twitter and in statements to the media, calling on both sides to tone down their response and protect civilians are still ahead here on out as aaron chillies, new constitution as opposed to you. nice. it's people, but critics say it's true radical. and ferdinand ma fos junior has been president of the philippines for just a few weeks. but his infamous father is grabbing headlines with 2 movies at telling a very different stories. ah, richard, he has begun the 3 full world copies on its way to the castle route. you will travel package to the and off we go with your weather update for the middle east

and africa. hello everyone. thanks for joining in. so we've got a plume of heat stretching from bock dead into q weight and this so rate here are some fairly gusty winds. we can expect gus about 80 kilometers per hour. it's of course, that's going to spin around the sand and dust outbreaks of rain to be expected, western yemen, spilling into the he jazz mountains in saudi arabia. these are some pretty good downpours. i think there is the very real risk of seeing some flooding going around the gulf states will put this day forward on sunday. tapping into a bit of a southerly float, pumps up the temperature and doha to 42 degrees. want to take you to pakistan. we're seen the rain fide rate back in to sin province, and some of these could be some heavier abouts to be expected. not too far away from karachi on saturday. it's the sun cloud combo for it's them, bull, me see a shower, sneak in there, but i think the better bet for that will be across turkeys, black, sea coast and off to central africa. we go,

but actually i want to take you to nigel area. northern portions we had non stop brain for about 30 hours. that led to some flooding, derek, killing at least 7 people. and for southern africa, you know, not much to report a lot of sun, but me see a shower in durban on saturday. susan, official airlines of the journey, talked to al jazeera. we ask for the rebound you speak off is clearly come get a high cost for airlines and the industry, what's going wrong? we listen, you were hard of the, i'm struggling in the 19 seventy's. if you have any regrets, you know, we meet with global news makers, i'm talk about the story. restock matching on al jazeera, a ward winning documentary from around the world. one which is 0 a

the me what the 0, that's remind you about top stories here. this alex israel has carried out as strikes and the gaza strip and fighters have responded provoking fears of a full scale conflict. how to finish as you had says, it's $500.00 rockets. range 50 fast is really a strike. it's a high rise tower in gaza. city, one of those killed was pay eligible commander of the could brigade. that's the military policy, atomic. do you have at least 10 others have also died, including a 5 year old guy. now us secretary of state anthony ben can is meeting the philippines president ferdinand michaels junior. there's that to discuss several issues including tensions between the u. s. and china blink. and describe the

relationship with the philippines as extraordinary. he says the u. s. is committed to a mutual defense tracy with the country knock or says the current geopolitical environment just shows how important those ties are. well tie one's defense ministry meanwhile has said it's 5 flares to warn off 7 drones and identified planes flying over its territory. tensions remain high with china, which is furious over the visit to taiwan by us. how speak nancy pelosi to be a pollen. is the international editor of taiwan plus. she explains the concerns about taiwan outlying islands. these islands are on the taiwan straits and they're seen as the closest point to mainland china in front of in fact, one of those islands can men islands is only about 10 kilometers away from fujian province in china. and it's seen as the main point. the general perspective here is that should china choose to invade, that would be the 1st point of landing along with not so island to. so there is concerned with this activity being so close by all the people are somewhat used to

living with it and seeing the chinese military activity, given the fact that they can virtually see china from their homes. one of the main impact of these exercises would be the psychological impact which touch beijing is hoping not just on the upper levels of ty, ones, government, and military, but also on people here. but people are going about their daily lives there for these threats, time and time again, and seen this kind of aggression perhaps not to this extent. so it's that impact somewhat been blunted, but people i've spoken to and the general chat on social media is they are more wary than usual. and they are more aware of this threat. mainly because of the way taiwan has been blockaded with these military exercises. and part of their concern is that there could be a mishap miscalculation or mishap that would essentially affect taiwan lands and also the economic impacts of this blockade. and the fact that china has banned goods and products from taiwan in the past few days and is expected to continue

doing so. and china is tiwana largest trading partner. so that is all on the minds of many people here on patrick fuck as a journalist based and beijing. and he says, china's making good on the warning of consequences following policies visit will state media, citing analysts broke down was from the diplomatic counter. measures were about to day on the issue of the cancellation of military level dialogue. it said that the u . s. had failed to keep john as warning from nancy pelosi not to go to taiwan. and that as a result, mutual trust between the 2 trees had dived to a new lo, it also noted that president biden had made significant diplomatic progress on climate change, but the u. s. wouldn't be able to achieve anything on its own. meanwhile, the chinese embassy in washington, i said that the only way out of this crisis was for the u. s. to rectify its mistakes, and that it was the u. s. that is the trouble, macon warned, against. take him relations down the track of conflict and confrontation. the war

games are set to continue to day. china had, in particular, notably across the median lines several times of the last couple of days. and analysts are fearing that this could be a new norm for the p l. a. in future exercises. now, living on an indiana has become the fast u. s. state and ban abortion. after the supreme court overturned the landmark roe v wade ruling, the decision comes into effect on september 15th with some exceptions, and means women in indiana can only get an abortion in cases of rape or incest. when the mother's health is at rest and motion was previously allowed up to 20 weeks into pregnancy and supporters of iraq's, she, i didn't looked at al serra have held mass friday prayers and several cities sada, urged his supporters to remain in front of parliament until so called corrupt politicians, are in the front office for

a week now. his supporters of occupied the building halting operations and stacy institutions. backward out of my head reports from baghdad. o, susan's of iraqis to an out in there to green zone for a friday mess, prayer and protest than mostly supporters of influential shea at leader mortar, the solder, summoned the crowd. call it a revolution. varden us. by little art, a serial facade. you will philosophy, iraq has been controlled by corrupt politicians, through consecutive governments. the court system resulted in the deterioration of the health care system, education and security. poverty is on the rise, but corrupt officials get richer every day. drugs and weapons are spread everywhere because of those authoritarian parties affiliated to foreign powers. what me when m many have travelled here from different parts of iraq in the hopes of getting their voices heard. iraq has had only a case ticket government for the last 9 months. and many basic services have been

interrupted, a shabby, it's just a lot more harder. linbeck dot com. we've come here from the chart. kabbalah had cut and bubble sheet sunni curds christians, and as it is all to say no to the constitution drafted by the americans, why we will not leave until parlance, dissolved one to ha. these protesters highlight the months of political estate, me to form a government since last october's general elections, so that his supporters have been occupying parliament in protest in a televised this statement. so that urges his supporters to continue their certain i suggested dissolving parliament and holding early elections as a solution to the political deadlock. ah, the prayers coincide with southern supporters leaving the parliament building after one weeks it in. but they have been instructed to stay on the ground,

the surrounding parliament. lot of no letters on mister mall. we are planning to continue here until we toppled the re jame no matter what it takes. we have nothing to lose more than what we have already lost. our country is in ruins. the you are an especial representative to iraq. disney plus hart has met smoked at a souther in now jeff, she's been coated by local media. i saying the meeting was productive, but some of south was rival politicians. pause a challenge including former prime minister marie l. mckee and the head of the popular mobilization forces fell hell for yard. both men insist holding early elections requires the formation of a new government. because iraq's case take a government doesn't have the legal right to hold another election, which means millions of iraqis may be facing many more days of uncertainty. i'm adopted, we're here under 0. but now the latest policy in chile is suggest that voters will

reject a new constitution and a referendum next month from a blaming a disinformation campaign for the apparent opposition. that's in america at his earliest genuine reports. oh, it's the final count down to a new draft constitution that was meant to unite chileans. abra with a copy of the proposed magna carta in hand. his volunteers seeing, let's go, we must win and vote approval or a proof in september's decisive referendum. but those, you don't get a most of them, you know, we won't change because i, current constitution written under a dictatorship was bad. this one will give us better health, education, pensions, and recognition from diginero nations. ah, yet the new constitution is seen by many as to radical and divisive even by some chileans on the center and central left. left joined together without hatred of you

know, without fear, with hope to say it or not. this one. no good. even before the draft constitution was finished last month, it was the target of an unprecedented campaign of disinformation promoted by those who oppose. major proposed changes to chiles, political, any good nomic systems. the purpose is to actually make you believe something that is not true. i will say that probably there is an additional intent and it's to make you distrustful, not only of meals, but about everything. disinformation fed on social and traditional media has spread fear that chileans will no longer own their own homes. that indigenous nations will have more rights than everyone else, and the justice system will lose all its independence. even the independent electoral board has come under attack on social media, presumably by extreme right wing groups. he only rebel adored people. they've

invented all sorts of lies about the preliminary results and undocumented foreigners being able to vote. but many believe it. this is now chillies, number one, best seller containing the nearly 400 articles of the proposed constitution. what does he not exactly easy reading and much of it is open to interpretation. all of which facilitates misinterpretation and confusion. add to this, the very credible reports that freight copies of this constitution are circulating on the streets in the mid to spread this information. and you have an issue that is most explosive and polarizing. what are the televised campaigns segments that give equal time to both sides may be crucial to the constitutions, passage or failure proper. they mumble some emotionally, everywhere in the world. an election campaign appeals to emotions. it will be the same with this official tv campaign segment for this referendum. the b o

emotion of facts and information over disinformation will likely be the deciding factors. chili's immediate and long term future. to see a newman al jazeera santiago approved president pedro castillo has named a new economy minister after yet another cabinet reshuffle this his 5th since taking office one year ago. cut, bernier takes the person he is promising to restore confidence. the move comes as the president faces several criminal investigations, mostly thanks to corruption allegations in a moment o new soul has been released about the late philippines that ferdinand moccasin. yet he presided over wide spreads human rights abuses. his son is the current president could exceed the felon is yet more white washing at history. fontinella has more from the nella of my last year. he has finally, a movie depicting the 1986 people's uprising that toppled the government of

ferdinand marcus. inside the presidential palace from the perspective of the marcus's, the film is showing just months after the election of the former leader, son, president, ferdinand marcus junior. it is being promoted as a true story. but historians say cliffs that have been circulating online have not been consistent with the established truth. the scene shows that opposition leader corazon aquino, who lay to restore democracy as president launcelot leave playing mantel. while the revolution was raging. crossing the line, it's really, it's really hard to say, but the invention is very clear for me already. especially the same way back when i saw it latino just saying, you know, very, very closely get them out of the philippines and then both the b. but john table with the elder marcos ruled for 21 years, amassed an estimated $5.00 to $10000000000.00 worth of unexplained wealth and was

responsible for tens of thousands of wrongful imprisonments, torture, and killings. according to human rights advocates, none of this was in the movie one another film about his administration, however, opened on the same day. a tips is about student activism and how the marcus government then responded with brutality. i'll work for a series of only 20, more important than this that we're here to educate people. and that used to be something which is where forgotten already was the sport that and revise. so we really need to remind our young people about the importance of these booty, tips which was a musical before it went on. the big screen has been earning ray reviews and reaping awards, and hailed as being more accurate in its depiction of the senior. marcus's iron fist, cruel critics affording and mark the sooner say his victory in the election was a victory.