this is g.w. news a wire from berlin israel bombards gaza destroying a building that housed international media organizations. israel says the high rise was connected thomas intelligence to the press for its have condemned their strike . and israel's financial center comes under it is heaviest phone bartman so far

a mosque launches dozens of rockets from gaza into television. hello i'm claire richardson welcome to the show day 6 of the conflict between israel and palestinian militants has seen no letup in hostilities and there's little sign of any diplomatic breakthrough that could pause the fighting multiple members of an extended palestinian family were killed by israeli bombs as they slept in gaza israeli airstrikes also destroyed a tower block in gaza city that how is the international media organizations. 13 stories reduced to rubble in seconds israel not hesitating to strike back hard against hamas. the building housed international news agencies

israel's defense forces say hamas intelligence was using the media as unwitting human shields. warned about the attack journalists pleaded with an israeli intelligence officer for more time. look here from the a.p. news agency all of our equipment is in there including cameras and editing equipment give me 15 minutes to get it out. request denied the airstrike went ahead as planned. in another part of gaza a family of 10 had no warning before bombs flattened their home they were killed in their sleep all except for baby o'more so i mean. that my cousin died with her children only omar here survived. where he hurt his leg and his eye and he can't breastfeed because his throat is injured.

in israel hamas rocket attacks are also killing civilians. one man died when a rocket struck his building in a tel of eve suburb. others narrowly escapes death. 2 more metres and it would have been my house. i was in the shelter and i said that's it the building is gone. the united states has sent a mid ranking diplomat how the ahmed to negotiate a cease fire but there's no breakthrough so far. and let's bring in our jerusalem correspondent tanya kramer for more tony we just heard washington has sent a mid-level diplomat to negotiations and that u.s. president joe biden has spoken with israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu by phone how are prospects for

a cease fire looking. well we understand according to the readout by the white house that u.s. president joe biden has expressed his concern of the civilian courts in in the conflict here but he also expresses concern over the safety and security of journalists according to the region but he also reiterated again his strong support for israel's right to self-defense prime minister binyamin netanyahu has said in his statement or just that it's raised doing everything everything to avoid harming civilians in this conflict and the proof of that would be that israel is calling residents in gaza to evacuate buildings before they are being bombed now as to the diplomatic efforts international efforts have been very slow and pushing for a cease fire at least publicly i mean there have been a lot of statements but again the focus is on the regional efforts here understand

that egypt and the activists are negotiating on. a ceasefire but we don't know at what stage are there also some interesting reports in the israeli media of course always. quoting unconfirmed sources that are saying that is might have to interest in continuing some more days to achieve more of what they set a state goal and because they seem to have a bit more diplomatic leeway to do so now that earlier you mentioned that president biden mentioned a concern for the media organizations whose offices were targeted in an israeli airstrike in gaza today how have israeli authorities been responding to that. well the statements came out 1st of all by the israeli military there were actually 2 statements so they were saying another quote few lines from them next day said that the building contained military assets used to be longing to the intelligence

office of the hamas terrorist organization as it was in the statement they later said it was an r. and d. office and the 2nd statement that hamas hyatt's according to the statement behind civilian media offices and used them as human shields and that it's hamas actually that place says military targets deliberately at the heart of densely populated areas in the gaza strip so they didn't give any more detail so evidence. to the offices that they're talking about and this is a bit and line but hearing here officially and what we've seen also in the past days happening in gaza high rise buildings a lot of buildings also. also contain presidents of flats and people living that it became homeless now. that they were targeted because israel says they are containing infrastructure or offices belonging to hamas or other militant groups

and we are nearly a week into this conflict and tanya you have been reporting tirelessly for us throughout it how are things where you are in israel now. well i think in israel you have so many different opinions about what's happening and you know i talked to some people in tel aviv has said you know we really want this to stop it's also very intense it's also more intense than usual when it comes to the rocket barrages but there are also people who say dysart continue israel should continue this campaign that hamas needs to be a deterrent and other places of course also in jerusalem there are different opinions also among palestinians about that but i can see you know there are a lot of tensions everywhere you have tensions and to slim that where they already you know weeks leading up to these hostilities you had today again demonstrations in the occupied west bank by a palestinian stair inside israel there are a lot of tensions and also seeing of course demonstrations in neighboring countries

so of classic you know there's also a sense that says waiting for more international gates meant for a push for a ceasefire but also with the understanding that there needs to be a political situation a solution so that it doesn't repeat itself on and on again to these tiny ok i thank you so much for that update. well most of the latest street violence has been in so-called mixed cities in israel where jews and arabs have been living together for many years cities like accra and were captured by israeli forces in the 1948 war much of the arab population was displaced as jewish migration flowed in from overseas i mean arab residents still live there and many of them are israeli citizens and these cities have until recently been mostly peaceful but this new unrest is exposing underlying tensions.

in the central city of load the running battles between police and is really our ribs erupted again. this man was one of 15 arrested here. police say they also confiscated an improvised submachine gun and now you know molotov cocktails. in haifa in the north there were more police searches. and 9 more people arrested on suspicion of rioting and attacking police not far away in just a. ribs and police faced off across a burning barricade before clashes that led to 2 more arrests. in just a mostly out of district of tel aviv the streets lay quiet after a night of violence that saw an hour of child seriously wounded when a fire bomb was thrown into his home. some were determined to go about their daily

business regardless but many prefer to stay inside fearing the civil war of which israel's prime minister has warned. and the conflict in the middle east has brought people on to the streets in cities around the world to protest against israeli attacks here in the german capital berlin police clashed with crowds as thousands joined in pro palestinian rally the gathering also marks the palestinian nothing by day anniversary this commemorates mass displacements a jury in the arab israeli war of 1948. and reporter jared reed has been out covering those demonstrations. here in central billions dollars and have been marching on the streets to not only mark day but to show solidarity with people in gaza there has been some wristy of police scuffled with some of the crowds they fired pepper spray and made some wrists tensions are high not only here in berlin bought in cities across germany police have made

a wrist of people that they allege burn flags in front of synagogues in in various cities german leaders have condemned these anti semitic ochs and i say anti semitism has no place in german society. there was a reporter jerrod read and now we can turn our attention to some other news making headlines around the world's voters they are electing delegates to draft a new constitution it will replace the one imposed decades ago during august 2 pinochet's military dictatorship activists hope the new framework will include equality for women and environmental protections. the operator of the largest u.s. gasoline pipeline says it has resumed normal operations after being hit by a ransomware attack the disruption to colonial pipelines network stretching from texas to the east coast triggered supply shortages and long lines and gas stations . and russia has deployed aircraft and fire fighters to extinguish forest fires

a heat wave has pushed temperatures above 30 degrees celsius in central russia and siberia and the eastern region of flames have engulfed more than 60000 hectares. well this weekend a sees the 2nd to last round of bundesliga games with a lot at stake for those a battling 12 white relegation or went up against braman with both teams barely above the drop sound i was burned came away victorious securing another season in the top flight leaving bremen in deep trouble. the message was simple and obvious work the fans believe anything less than a win for their team could mean having to prepare for the 2nd division even with one more game to play. their coach marcus vine cyril knew it too and so did very braman coach florian cole felt his team was an even worse shape

trailing 2 points behind our board but things swung in his team's favor in the 13th minute when our work midfielder ruben vargas was given his walking papers for attempting to kick an opponent which took v.a.r. to confirm it man advantage verda braman. were compensated well and then in the 57th minute scored when ronnie could hear a took an opportune shot after a fortune of balance went his way from a corner when neil borg. braman pushed forward but it was not to be. and in the final minute of regulation time this oxford breakaway and penalty shot. taking the honors was daniel judy. to nail the final score.

outs were celebrations were understandable. as was braman stis appointment. remain in the top flight next season oh and its final league game coming up it's against byron unic and a very hungry robert lewandowski on the hunt for the all time bundesliga goal scoring title a matchup i'll be glad not to have to win. it was we've just heard robert lewandowski of byron munich has tied the record for the most of his legal goals in a season he notched up his 40th and byron's draw with freiburg now the polish polish striker scored from the penalty spot in the 1st half equaling the west german goal scoring a legend to gareth mother the record has stood for almost 50 years but levin could even break it environs the last game of the season. and since if the bundesliga 2nd to last match day of the season let's take a look at where we stand so far out as work avoided relegation by beating bremen

had to berlin beat the drop with a draw against cologne bealefeld and hoffenheim grabbed a point each of champions byron york to a draw relegated scialfa stunned champions league hopefuls frankfurt's leverkusen shared the spoils with union berlin and struck out down to gladbach in 2 games on sunday minds dormant and lights a full spark. and claire richardson in berlin and i'll have more news headlines for you at the top of the hour until then there's always our web site www dot com thanks for watching. species. expected. to display their secret joy. your research team to the pacific.