everyone has the right me, everyone has the right. ah ah ah, this is dw, live from berlin, a 1st day of calm, the israel, her my see spot takes hold in gaza, people attend friday prayers. a clean up work begins after 11 days of bombardment. i says it will abide by the unconditional agreement as long as israel does the same, but many wonder how long the piece will last. also coming up

a g 20 health some it's aimed at boasting access to corona virus. vaccines elicit pledges of billions of bills from vaccine makers and getting ready for this weekend eurovision song contest. i really do want to best gemini can drink, keeps it colorful, with a musical message of respect and acceptance. ah, ah, i'm told me all logical. welcome to the program, residence in gas and israel, a mocking the 1st day of peace after an 11 day conflict which caused hundreds of lives. there was celebrations on the streets and gather early on friday, at the fire between israel and her mass came into effect. but there's been

a fresh flare up in jerusalem between the 2 sides. israeli police say they're deployed tear gas and stun grenade around all acts or mosque after they were here, with rocks and petrol bombs. now these ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu was hailed the gainesville fences as an exceptional success. speaking just hours after the sci fi to effect met warns guys as militant mass rulers against any further rocket attack following the sci fi. and he vowed to respond with a new level of force against any expression of aggression against communities around gaza and any other part of israel. and he will go elia today. and that's now who describe what the offensive had accomplished. because we don't, you know, we attacked the mass tunnels, we took out many targets in what they call the metro below that gaza strip. we talk to us as a no, actually, but we struck more than 100 kilometers of that system. and we demonstrated that it

was bone, herbal, and could be destroyed the hulu, that we eliminated more than $200.00 terrorists among them. 25 senior leaders, including brigade commanders, shoot, we eliminated an important part of the mass and islam make jihad leadership. and those who are not eliminated now know that our long arm can reach them anywhere you hold unless you go to the whole michel some a. so call is a freelance journalist in jerusalem and he joins us now. some you welcome to the program. are there any concerns about whether the sci fi will hold yeah, well i can tell you that the hearing the jerusalem at the time that the palestinians have been celebrating, what they see as a victory by the palestinian resistance. israeli here had been in a different mood. but if we are just looking at the question of whether the fire will continue or not,

it is very clear that the fractions in the gaza strip are not interested in resuming this. around. they have expressed the just the minutes ago, again thanking the egyptians for the role that they have played, even the events that we've seen there on the luck. some osgood today, late, this announcement has been that israel has withdrawn its troops from the some was so they don't see it as a reason for us flare up. and what israel is, i've been saying is that if there will be launches from the gaza strip, then they will see it as a violation. so that means even if there will be a balloon or something will be launch from the gaza strip. there will be in israeli response, so i see one has to sometimes look at what will happen along the border with garza to see whether it will be such as flare up. right. and what's the situation in jerusalem looking like right now?

yeah, well the situation was after the night in which thousands out in the street, the celebrate thing in israel land and other towns in the west bank. and there was the friday and i think some of the worshippers were surprised to see the police force in the bones of the alaska mos, even though the resistance groups hamas, the jihad, as they refer to themselves, the resistance. they have a clear, the big victory over his run and they talked about the fact that they are now being liberated. so there was some attacks against the police man and the policeman responded. they were flashing over 15 up on the to have been wounded. busy clashes, but it seems to be contained in the situation. there seem to be

a calm down, right? there's a report that there is really a police circling area, but nevertheless, we don't see a new round. it seems that it's coming down now. ok, so nothing to threaten the sci fi at the moment. now, a senior, a mass leader is mile and year has been speaking about the sci fi. can you tell us more about what he said? so it's made on the yes, he was a sign king. those who supported the hamas, he was assigned king iran for support, both the military and technological support. he was also thanking the united nations and the egypt for their efforts to bring about this sci fi. and he was saying that this is be the turning point, palestinian. the struggle. this is the narrative that,

that you hear. and not only among the supporters, but they see this event as being a turning point in the sense that it has united palestinians not only from the gaza strip, but also from the west bank east, through them, and even palestinians with inside israel citizens of israel, who have been engaged a during the last few days and i've expressed solidarity and went on strike the other day. so all of this is seen as a victory for the resistance and a defeat for them. move the bus is policies. right. ok, sammy, so call in jerusalem, thank you for bringing us up to speed. the deal broken mostly by egypt carries no pre conditions and leaves the conflicts key disputes unresolved world leaders and diplomats and now pushing for a long term political solution to a people are picking up the pieces after the region,

the worst conflict in years the, the streets of gas, i have come back to life. the cease fire has brought relief, but people here know just how fragile peace is, how you know life will return because this is not the 1st war and it will not be the last one. what normal life will return with the will. it is true that our hearts are in pain fee there were disasters left entire families were wiped out and that saddened us. but it is our fate in this land to be patient and the truth was welcomed in jerusalem, where attention flared for weeks before fighting began. it has to be done to be honest with you because of the bloodshed murdered children that was killed, that were kills. and innocent women,

every one additional has a value. so this has to be done. but in this israeli watertown opinions were mixed. bad. hello. this is not a fire. they should not have stopped and i don't know what will happen in a year and half a year to year so. so finally there is a see fire when they did here. hopefully there will be peace in the country club. i must. i'm sick of this mass color, but i got the so israel and how mass are claiming victory in the conflict. the task of rebuilding now begins with the truth will laughed the leaders from the g 20 group of industrial and emerging countries holding a health summit aimed at boosting access to corona virus vaccines of the whole

country. italy hope's. the summit will result in a new declaration for preventing future health crises. participants are expected to recommend voluntary licensing of vaccine pace and to allow more companies to produce the jobs that you announced. it will donate a $100000000.00 doses to the callbacks back in sharing program by the end of the year. now this comes as vaccine produces 5 bio, take pledge to 1000000000 of their bb doses of their vaccine rather to low income countries or more. i am not joined from nairobi, kenya by dr. willis, while a he is the chairman of king of national task force on vaccine deployment and vaccination. good to have you on the program. so many pledges and promises from the g 20 leaders, but kanyes health minister says the country is just days away from running out of covered 90 and vaccines. now, is this too little too late in your view?

yes it definitely they the because the national programming can type it better. well they have been very good uptake and they're not due for that they can doses. and because of the global constraints that we do have and they're not going to get my thing as we have initially scheduled. and i'm definitely to think i'm going to happen. if i not fully connected this block panoramic will continue much longer. i need to, as you know, put on the global brand they make and if not, if all of us are not safe, then that would remain unsafe. now, germany is not in favor vaccine. patients being lifted, it says, this would hinder innovation. how would a country like gone or can, you know, a south africa start producing vaccines then?

so one of the things we've been hoping is, is 2 stages. one of them is to partner with one factor that are already producing that. so that to be an component of them, a factor within the african continent. we talk about a feel and finish a line where we would bring the scene in, in a while and in be what you did. and then the feeling in providing them on the african continent, the what the technology core transplant. so our partnership between the developed countries, private sector in the developed countries with the local companies on the african continent would be a very good point. and then build on that technology conference, but the one full fledged and human but then my plan and for that to happen, definitely, we need to have weighed about all the questions because it some of the

patterns out of my field that can be easily rebuilt on the african continent, some developing countries developed countries have been accused of hoarding vaccines, d u and other african countries feel like you've been left to fend for yourselves in this global crisis. yes, we've been unfortunate situation. we are in as the w h or that i didn't tedra paid. it is in fact, really immoral that you will be holding on to about fin when people who need them in another part of the why the contacts and actually be funded because very unpredictable. it is heating, many of the african countries we've been what happened in india, is it any other part of the world? so i think this is the really fun times that the global community to come together

and fight this one common enemy with all of us. get dr. willis a while. a chairman of kenya's, national task force on vaccine deployment and vaccination. many thanks. thank you. thank you. very much thing me. now, the current of ours pandemic has hit brazil much harder than most countries. over 441000 people. there have now died from coven 19 the 2nd worse death toll in the world. the countries also struggling to implement an effective vaccination campaign to finally get a grip on the pandemic. one solution that could provide relief in the coming months is the development of home grown vaccines. the w reporter. and so he brand, lynn has been to brazil largest city sol paulo to meet the researchers working on one of them and look at the science behind it. these x contain hope for brazil. they are incubating

a home grown corporate maintain vaccine boot and back. that's being developed and so powerful human trials haven't started yet. that results so far from the thing it's worked very well in animals fest with with success in the clinical trial with a method similar to the one for making flu vaccines. they use chicken x to incubate a modified virus which should teach human immune systems to fight the code. 900 virus is really important thing for brazil for built into our, our opportunity to have a solution for us, you know, solution to this. and then we have here all the raw materials that we need to make the vaccine so we can be independent on doing dollars of x in the institute.