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the latest violence follows the death of her. i'm not a permanent palestinian prisoner on hunger strike in his ready jail. ah, hello, i'm darned, jordan, this is al. does it rely from doe who have coming up? sedans, warring generals agreed to extend a shaky c spy for another week. even us and strikes on gunfire. interrupts the latest troops and sheltering under the open sky. hundreds of sudden these continued to arrive in neighboring chat facing di conditions, a mental health ah, the death of a prominent palestinian prisoner on hunger strike in on his radio jayla spot tensions in garza where that banana strikes. falling a barrage of incoming rocket fire both israel and arm groups and garza have now

agreed to a cease fire. jamalia and han eunice areas surrounding garza city had come under israeli fire. ah! loud explosions echoed across the palestinian. the enclave is ready. jets appear to have its sides belonging to hamas. odyssey was humid outside reports on the latest escalation from garza city. and the israel air strikes there to where carried in response to the rocket launch from the gaza strip in the early hours of the tuesday . and ah, continuing and in the next hour is after that our old, through the day. these air strikes have come and have been carried in different areas of the gaza strip. actually from north to south, off because the strip many, a military camps belonging to oak, a san brigades, the military wing of hamis, these military camp sir emptied military counts. this is the usual routine, i,

in anticipation of any escalation, ah, these military camps were targeted with the marseilles at 16, a message as well. and i, at the latest, was an agricultural land in high newness that's in the southern part of because of strep. and now the strikes have also targeted the national security building belonging to hamas said the government running the gaza strip here. basically these are the targets that had been pounded with that missiles in garza until now. on a summer i'm done as a senior official in hamas. he says the current hostilities are in response to the death of harder. edna, mr. rodman, i'm some senior leaders that it just took the decision of having honda, like i guess this. 5 is or any violations he,

he was transferred to the hospital. in fact, they tell me from before the hospital to the gym in a closed room without any medical treatment without any care from the side. and then he passed away and they did not discover that as they fits stuff few hours of the day. so the one who is responsible for this is he was trying to do his best to have his freedom. a and it does not give any any, any kind of help. 444459 and maybe some other people who say the same, the same situation. well, the palestinian person know how to add non die off to $86.00 days on hunger strike . he was a baker and leaves behind a wife and 9 children. ive not lawyer has accused israel of medical negligence just

there was need to abraham report from his hometown of arabic in the occupied westbank residence and family members. and morning he endured 5 hunger strikes in the last 10 years of his life. but the body of 45 year olds held that i'd nan couldn't take it anymore. he was fond, unconscious in his cell in romilly prison in israel. on tuesday before he was announced that i'd then started refusing food when he was arrested on the 5th of february. he was later charged with offences including provocation of violence and belonging to islamic jihad, an armed droop, israel considers a terrorist organization. what do we do not want any response from those who had failed to put an end to the injustices done to 100 to these, to 80 occupation forces before the palestinian authority or resistance factions. i say, remember the faces of all my children as they are raised to appreciate nothing more than pride and dignity. in 201200 men became a household name in palestine. the baker had refused food in protest against his

detention without charges. his 67 day hunger strike ended with israel agreeing to release him. then again in 2015, he was freed after a 55 day hunger strike, none of her health. i see the happiness among palestinians flowing in the palestinian pain and the hope for the freedom of all prisoners, god willing. his success inspired dozens of palestinian prisoners to protest against such detentions by going on hunger strikes. the majority of those individual actions lead to israel giving in to their prisoners demands. in 2020 madeline was released after 103 days of hunger strike. little i see hold on that width. they want to break him and palestinians through breaking him because he is a symbol of resistance and steadfastness. he is a freedom fighter. they want to show that they have the upper hand and control palestinian officials and islamic jihad leaders have condemned his death,

saying it was an assassination. by israel. people across the west bank have closed their shops and businesses in protest against his death hunger strikes. one of the few non violent tools left to palestinians as they battle against israel's unfair legal system. that within the context of long tongue of occupation and regime of apartheid for many here hold that has become a symbol of resistance against the israeli occupation. they say, what's happened to him should bring attention to the place of thousands of palestinians suffering and his reading jail, many of whom, without the charge that brought him just the occupied west rank. when all the u. s . says the white house has been in contact with israeli president, it's not her talk over the death of how the abner we have a deep respect for human rights and believe that all individuals, including prisoners, should be treated humanely. what i will also note side is the palestinian islamic

jihad is a designated foreign terrorist organization. and as we have seen with today's rocket attack, this group continues to advance violence. now one week extension to a truth has been agreed in principle by sedans, army chief and the leader of the military rapids support forces. then asthma was made by south sedans, foreign ministry, fighting in the past few days as intensified and undermine, and the neighborhood of battery rival sides have been battling for control of the presidential palace and cartoon international. airport. military air strikes have also hit power military positions to the north of the capital in body. more people continue to fleece it down as the humanitarian situation worsens. even moment reports from the capital. this is the aftermath of an asked try by sudanese army fighter jets on suppose that positions of the paramilitary rapid support forces. but he has been the focus of fighting in recent days with the 2 sides trying to gain full control of the city. it's not just the air strikes artillery strikes by

the rapid support forces. also his buildings in parts of barre, 3 weeks of fighting between the recess and the city news army killed hundreds of people and in just thousands of others. but there are parts of the capital that were relatively quiet on tuesday. a queue for bread in south, hard to me, hungry people hoping to take advantage of a temporary cease fire that's been extended by the 2 wearing sides. some have been waiting for many hours and worry they'll go home empty handed. well, let 19. again, it's almost all the time. i swear i have been here since 3 in the morning. so far i have not been able to get one loaf of bread. my children have not eaten anything since yesterday and today is almost gone. when i got to the you. when is reading the humanitarian crisis incident is turning into what it's called. a full blown catastrophe. and millions are effect, said was no more rough in and we are government employees and our salaries have not

been paid. most of the people now re prioritizing the needs. they're not even targeting 30 percent of their basic needs. we pride this crisis comes to an end and our country restore peace and security. fuel in the capital is in short supply, most petrol stations are closed. the few that are open have long cues. there is relief for some who have been unable to access their savings for more than 2 weeks . the central bank of sudan says most of its branches outside the capital have reopened. it's re assured savers that despite looting their deposits are safe. oh, so far we've not faced any problems. clients are handling their accounts, cautious, flowing, and people of buying and selling. the situation was difficult in the early days of the conflict, but now everything is back to normal. but people trapped in the areas of body and east mile north of the capitol, hot tomb r, bracing for more air strikes and explosions as the army and the rapid support forces battle for control of so damn at the expense of its people. he bo morgan

unto 0 houghton, from south saddam's capital, juba matessa has more now on that announcement of a 7 day extension to the troops south saddam's foreign affairs minutes to release the state. man saying that president solving here has spoken to war insides with don, and this is what was agreed in principle. we asked that for me to live in a me, that there should be a cd player observed by the 2 parties. yes. talk to both of them to durable hon and to committee. and both of them have it for years horse us specifically for the 22 names, the representative for the talk so that we have a pre discussion of free talk because the war cannot be end to less people talk. so yes, for a bid on appeal to them, the stress that it is important that the seventy's this a need for god for hunt and committee to named the representative to the talked.

the 3rd one is a different did that they should agreed on did it that this particular talk will convent? some of the people are leaving saddam the neighboring south to don thousands of them and he managed to situation at the border is dire. this conflict caught up as a surprise and this is why when this report came in her we were unable to intervene on time because the number one letter b, the number was little bit. even if we rush, we would have not actually been able to do sufficient where as we are now trying to do most people arriving off from south to died, they'll probably end up staying with family and friends. i know the indices to go back home. those who have nowhere else to go would probably end up staying in camps . playing totally displays, people tossed out is there

a united nation says more than a $100000.00 people have fled sedans, heavy fighting broke out on the 15th of april. out as a result, midra supports now from good they they charge sedan border with thousands of refugees from the doc for region. i've been arriving they keep coming anyway, they can. the united nations high commissioner for refugees says, an average of 100 people are registered here every day. all of them from duffer fleeing attacks from ethnic malicious slaymen he, bram abdullah, just arrived to this family at this informal camp of 4000 lincoln eliana. they do not godaddy. i met minding that even residents of the capitol on feeling much better. all he cares about now is how and where his family finds food and shelter. blind and helpless jamika seriously. mine arrived 5 days ago with his large family,

hoping also to find food shelter and some piece. so far he says he's found none modern out the letter we have had no food and no clean water since we arrived here 5 days ago, i was involved in a mind. the oldest had good camp may be preoccupied with safety and welfare, the family. but for the young ones, any time is amusement time from den delta to google and other border communities, must migration to chinese, fueled by violence and threats of it from ethnic malicious and rebel, grows or we can central government have to, has given ethnic militias the opportunity to consolidate their positions, especially in regions like therefore. and this is forcing thousands from minority tribes to flee across the border into chad. while some refugees went to go back home as soon as security improves. some say they planned to make them move to chad permanent. the night initials won't,

but the unfolding crisis in sudan can blind the entire region into a deeper crisis. something chad government says it's taking seriously lip look over them. we've asked all security personnel and officials to be on alert and sensitized. the civilian population to that is crucial for chide was piece is also for i dial. how many degrees al jazeera, good near the child to. so dan, board, assyrians, have been living in savannah mouth, laying war for a 2nd time, some up and waiting for days to be evacuated from port for them. many are trying to reach dead the in saudi arabia. i say that been long delays and the registration of a vacuum ease. the u. m says at least 66000 syrians fled to saddam since the start of series civil war in 2011. like i deter, yogi for. well, this isn't the 1st what i witness. it was, i was in city and i moved was done. at some point i went to lebanon for medical treatment, and things were also unstable murphy. let's just say the city and whatever he may

go will always live through a war on our lot. and when the war started, we thought it won't last a couple of hours and then end. because there were problems before between the sudanese army and the rapid support forces for this wouldn't these people and those living in khartoum, the conflicts happened without warning? we have also been impacted our syrians law also to come here now does air including president biden, sends us troops to tackle the growing number of migrants and refugees in the southern buddha from iraq restrictions come on in on the fate of journalists, killed or imprisoned is highlighted on world press freedom one ah hey there. good to see you again. it's been a wendy pitcher up and down the golf. it's the type of whether you're driving

a car round and it jolts you around or you're walking around and the winds just blowing you around. so quite fierce winds we go in for a closer look here, the forecasts will call for more of that on wednesday. a for us here and cats are, i think when guess 60 kilometers per hour, but we're still in bahrain. you could see those winds whip up to 70 kilometers per hour off to pakistan. most of our nasty weather here is moving into the north west of india and we've got disturbs weather right around the caspian sea. so showers bako that on and as far east as ask about on wednesday for turkey. yeah, it looks like this, that disturbed weather is also moving into the western side here. so more in the way of cloud cover. antalya, i think building clouds as well in is stumble and ox africa. we go a northerly wind means the temperature into auction is 35. that's pretty what were you should be for this some of the year. and there's been a deadly landslide in the south west of uganda. that's really where our biggest pulses of rain will continue to fall on wednesday. and then we've got this clutch

of storms just around the coast of south africa, southern mozambique. but i think the worse of the weather will stay out over the open waters, but can't rule out a few showers in durban with a high of 23 degrees. ah, jump into the screen and percent of the population globally is responsible for about 15 percent of carbon emissions. showing the debate. people have already lost that people have that call. just people have to have your say, want to broaden this conversation by bringing more voices into it live on you to people commenting. i want to know that jackie are not headed over with the powers that be on al jazeera lou.

ah, welcome back here. pick about about top stories here, this out, israel and palestinian the on groups and gaza have agreed to a cease fire after series of israeli air strikes against gaza. they came off to rockets of far towards israel early on tuesday. the latest violence followed the death of prominent palestinian prison on hunger strike and he's ready jail. well, how does the people march in the occupied west bank on a honda i've none, he's a member of janet. and saddam is 2 warring journals that have read at one week extension 272, our troops that ends on wednesday. it was mediated by south saddam's. president saw the care several cease fires have failed since the fighting began nearly 3 weeks ago. now the knotted nations will stay in afghanistan to deliver aid despite last month's band and it's female staff by the taliban. zachary gentle antonio good

carriage made the announcement off for a 2 day meeting of more than 20 countries in cut off to discuss international concerns about the situation in afghanistan. the participants are what it's about. the stability of afghanistan and left expressed those serious concerns. they relate to the persistent presence of various know, guys, asians a risk for the country, the region, and for a bit of fields. the lack of in cool cvt, which importantly includes human rights in particular, those aluminum girls severely undermined by recent valuable decisions. and the spare of that, that i thinking with all it's that emetic consequences where we asked our diplomatic editor james base what the meeting had achieved. you can look at it quite critically and say not really very much. the idea was to bring all the international communities gathered to have a meeting to get

a unified position. what are they decided they decided to called another meeting last in a few months time of the same people. so, so that's one way of looking at it. i did speak to a senior u. n. source about the meeting, who was there in the discussions. and that person said, no. this was a very good 1st step of getting the international community on the same page and going forward, for example, we have a meeting coming up in the next few days with the pakistan, foreign minister, the chinese foreign minister and the taliban. foreign minister. now i was told no, that's not different from this initiative. that's not people talking to taliban when we're not talking to tell about. that's part of this. now, when the pakistan is on the chinese go into that meeting, they know the parameters. they know the script from the international community and they can relate to the taliban. that's the idea. anyway. but he's in texas, have arrested a suspect accused of killing 5 of his neighbors in cleveland, ending a 4 day long manhunt 38 year old francisco. it appears that had fled after the shooting police accusing of killing his neighbors,

including an 8 year old boy after asking him to stop firing a weapon in his back yard. all the victims were from honduras. the biden administration, sending 1500 troops to the border with mexico to deal with increasing numbers of migrants and refugees trying to enter the united states. the 3rd comes ahead of next week's relaxation of pandemic era restrictions, which allow border officials to turn away tens of thousands of migrants article have has a later and having a direct impact. another 1500 us soldiers and marines will be arriving on the southern border as soon as next week to join the 2500 national guard troops that are already there. the reason it goes back to cov it former president, donald trump, made no secret of his disdain for migrants. he used the cobit emergency to enact a plan to turn back migrants to mexico, before they could ask for asylum called title 42, which president joe biden kept in place. but on may 11th, the cobra emergency is officially over an authority to expect as many as 11000

people will try to cross the border without documents each week. but biden has changed the rules of what will happen when they get here. now anyone ca crossing without permission will be presumed to not qualify for asylum, make use easier to send them back immediately unless they can prove they were denied asylum in another country. immigration advocates are outraged. biden's record has been very effective as taking away access to asylum and limiting asbestos and and, and so, and in my view, not great, and protecting the rights of, of my rent and the sound speakers and honoring their humanity. divided administration says it is allowing access for people to claim asylum if they make a very hard to get appointment at the border crossing. it is also change the role. so the $30000.00 migrants from cuba, haiti, nicaragua,

and venezuela can come to the us every month if they apply and have a local sponsor. the military is plane, the significance of the move military personnel will not directly participate in law enforcement activities. while this request is for 90 days, i would point out that d o d has supported d h s on the southwest border for 18 of the last 22 years. and every year since 2006, a longstanding issue that has divided the nation and has seen presidents from both parties, promising to stop the flow of people so far to little affect. medical he al jazeera lawson. now uganda's parliament is past one of the world strictest anti l g b t q bills. it includes the death penalty for what the government calls aggravated homosexuality. yet a version of the bill called the death penalty the anyone who identified as l g. b t q. the current measures include a 20 year prison term for promoting homosexuality. activist say the bill would criminalize advocacy for gay rights. a u. s. senator has call and the bide,

not ministration to release the findings of report on the killing of al jazeera journalist showing a barclay in almost a year since serene was shot dead by israeli forces doing a rate in janine in the occupied west bank. no one's been held accountable. senator chris van holland has urged the fool assessment by the united states security coordinator. be made available without any edits for congressional review. was showings killing and the fate of many journalists killed or imprisoned is in shop. focus on press freedom day, 3 imprisoned. iranian women journalists will be given a you and award as kristen so renewables. it's a day to reinforce the importance of a free press. after a year, 167 journalists globally have been killed in the line of duty day, but violence is only one of the threats. they face. wall street journal reporter evan glasgow, which was arrested in russia on march 29th. he's being held on charges of espionage

accusations. the newspaper vehemently denies. that's appalling. and it says, it says got punch and people are feeling that it's personal ab. and there's also a bigger thought that as a reporter this could be you. al jazeera has 2 journalists imprisoned in egypt, but the network spirit chief for the america has had some good news. this guy, he santa glaze's, of, at he, he's and al jazeera correspondence. it was detained in egypt without trial. the good news is that he was released 2 days ago that had been marci, alina john, is an iranian american journalist, exiled from her homeland, wind assign each other, and we have to be unite. she spoke about the importance of recognizing the 3 imprisoned iranian women, whose reporting led to massive demonstrations for women's rights. they are the recipients of this year's guillermo khan, a world press freedom prize. they actually arrest day lives,

and they took action against the islamic republic. this is what we need to see across the globe. otherwise, these amicably has no reason to stop jailing and torturing its own journalist and activists. al jazeera journalist rena blah clay is also being remembered with the screening of an al jazeera documentary about how she was shot and killed by is really forces. and she covered their actions nearly one year ago. to date, no one has been held accountable, but the forum was not just about the physical risk to journalists. it also addressed the challenges of maintaining free speech, an air of disinformation, and the harassment of so called influencers online like felipe nato and brazil, whose youtube channel has $40000000.00 followers. being accused of the things i was, i was accused was the hardest thing i ever had to deal with. and,

and it's one thing they tried to do when they can't corrupt you. they tried to corrupt her soul and your image in the eyes of the audience world press freedom day is about more than highlighting the perils of journalists. it is a reminder that the free flow of information is essential to preserving every one's rights. kristin salumi al jazeera, the united nations lounges era has john lesson cruz covering stories all over the world. here's a quick look at what press freedom means to our team. press freedom is a fundamental right without the ability to freely report on events and issues of public interest. the public is left in the dark and unable to make informed decisions as a person who spent 438 days in jail just for doing my job. and just for watching the truth, i think, and i believe that press freedom is a basic right for every single person there. many sites, one thing story,

there are many untold stories across the world. freedom of press is being able to report them, listening to as many voices as possible, which otherwise would be unheard. press. freedom to me is a double edged sword. it's the space to practice my journalism without interference, oppression of fear of reprisals for what i do. but it comes with a major responsibility to get it right. it's an important therefore all without press freedom, general public may be subject to bias incomplete or even on verified information. it's a privilege we don't take for granted. many of our colleagues even risk their life in pursuit of the truth. i believe that serious journalism is more than ever important. hide them around to shed light on the issues that affect people and communities around the world. freedom of the breadth means on by very late. and bacteria reporting from the ground, or the growing number of all grad degree,

james superpower. right? really great. and the right of all drawn, national led them are proving to be a big challenge. press freedom is the ability of journalistic own about their work . to get the truth across and give voice to the people without getting killed for the mere fact of being a journalist, the same way shooting a wallclear was killed almost a year ago. tv and film writers in hollywood and new york have gone on strike that the morning. better pay and conditions for those working outside the major studios. the stoppage is already causing most late night american shows to air repeats the right to say their current conditions need drastic improvements. ah, i talk to each other. the headlines here on al jazeera.