ah, ah ah ah, doesn't seem to be news live from berlin. un urgent the international community to offer immediate assistance to the people of gaza, calls to rebuild, come as the fire between israel and harmonic continues to hold. the security council says it wants to achieve long term and comprehensive piece in the region. also on the program, congos mount and iraq gone go around for the 1st time in 19 years, triggering panic among the 2000000 residents of goma 1000 sleep, neighboring jolanda powder. the fireworks

dancing, sequins with some heavy metal thrown into europe as fast after. as corona, lars. hi! there was a nail biting finish to this year. song contests and only one entry top the leader at the glitzy extra in rotterdam. ah, i'm gonna go fairly good to have you with us. but he one security council well comes with the fire between israel and mosse and calls for immediate humanitarian aid for palestinian civilians, especially those in gaza. on the 3rd day of the truth, thousands of displaced families are returning to their homes in gaza or what is left of them? at least 6000 people are estimated to have been left. home. egyptian mediators are

in israel and the palestinian territories, trying to make sure hostilities do not resume. bringing our correspond antonia kramer, she is in garden city right now, and tonya welcome. you've been in ga ga since the fire came into effect. seeing the devastation firsthand. tell us what the situation is like for palestinians trying to rebuild and regain some sense of normalcy. well, i think people here try to get back to some kind of snow model to you, but it's not easy. a lot of people i talk to you said to me that you know, these 11 days was very intense fighting a doctor. i talked to, you said, you know, you said like these 11 days where like 11 years because of the intensity of the strikes, many saudi was a stronger than in the last 12014, which lasted also much longer than this military conflict. now though, everybody, everybody different in a way that some the loved ones this morning,

them some have to try to repair that them as houses or even rebuild. but it's not easy. you know, with the economy and gaza being set it and all the people can just leave and say, i take a break from all of this because they're very hard to travel restrictions in place for many years as a kid located for 40 years. so it's not an easy situation for people. what are the major hurdles when it comes to getting international aid into gaza, especially with the block i just talked about? absolutely did. the blockade will be a major problem here. it was imposed by israel and also partially by egypt and hum us the militant group took over for li power here in 2007. so basically what we expected to see is that's probably from today on friday already. many karen convoys went into the main crossing. so good between israel and god that

the carrier should i'm crossing expecting the crossing no to work with normal hours depending on the situation. that's for the human italian conway. but i think the main problem will be building material because it's a very tightly what comes in and out of gaza and especially building materials that could also be used by minutes. and here for other military purposes, the international community faces event dilemma here. doesn't that, how can they help the palestinians without also eating her laws, which is considered a terrorist organization by many say the international community doesn't deal directly with us because they consider them a terrorist organization that we seen in 2014 after the war, where there also was a massive rebuilding need in gaza reconstruction need. there was a special mechanism set in place to gaza reconstruction mechanism, very complicated,

very lengthy process. so we could expect something like this to happen now as well, but it's still too early to say because, you know, assessments are still being made and we see all kinds of pledges now by the international community, a financial aid of humanitarian aid. but they have to decide how they going to bring, you know, the needed material here into gaza this time tanya kramer and others to me, thank you very much. us now get you up to speed on some other stories making headlines at this hour. a corona virus continues to spread rapidly in india. officials say nearly 4000 people dined with colbert 19 inches 24 hours. more than 240000 new infections reported numbers or surging, especially in rural areas were public health services are limited. overall, india is the world's 2nd worst effect. the countries surpassed only by the united states. hundreds of firefighters in greece have been battling the country's 1st

major blaze of the season in the mountains, a nature conservation area west of athens. first warn of a huge ecological disaster. the wildfire broke out on wednesday night. the military and congo says a major city threatened by a massive lieutenant or russian has been spared. they say molten lava that was streaming toward goma came to a stop. just a few 100 meters from the city limits. authorities had urged go, was 2000000 residents to evacuate after mountaineer are gone, go arrested for the 1st time in almost 2 decades. but many accused them of responding to late after thousands had already fled into neighboring rwanda. the flowing love made this road impassable. when mountaineer dongle erupted saturday evening, people quickly packed some belongings and fled. there were widespread power outages in the nearby city of coma residence we're unsure of where to find

a safe haven. welcome. now we don't know what we are going to do. since we 1st saw the reception this evening. people immediately started to panic. we had children of coma. don't know what it will be like. there's never seen anything like this before . we study the volcano, people talk about it a lot, but really we've never seen it. never. we're all shaking. this is something good. mountaineer gone, go is the eastern part of the democratic republic of congo, close to the border with rwanda. it's considered one of the world's most dangerous volcanoes at last direction in 2002 kills 250 people as love approached gomez airport on the eastern edge of the city officials or a residence to evacuate. new fractures opening in the volcano allowed lava to flow south toward the city center. let's bring in journalists, reagan, mount waco,

he's in go, my reagan welcome. the military has announced that the city of goma has been spared . can you confirm that? and does that mean that you are now safe where you are at this woman's? yes we are and you will be safe. but the situation changed because some people who weren't in the western parts or no one that's coming back here because it's now but 4 or 5 hours, there is no movement of my garage to go. now. you spoke to people who are forests and leave their homes. what did they tell you? it's really frustrating that come shifting from their home. they not know how to go out or come back and see the property,

the house, people that they were, they were really frustrated, right? sense what was going on. they were just shipping that were just growing. there was no communication. it's just frost, which at this time just coming back, as i said before, we did the masses of people crossing the border into rwanda. what happens to them when they get there? if they want, you know, one that the boulders have been up and in the evening time they, they've been, they've been comes and they have been some, some houses. some of them are coming back at this time by the they've, she's give the run. the loads are coming back right away and go my thank you very much. thank you to urgent tina has gone into a 9 day locked down as a battles. a surgeon covert 19 infections. the south american country is recording

around $490.00 deaths a day with a sluggish vaccine roll out. president alberta fernandez says argentina is going through the worst moment of the pandemic. this has become the sad and not unusual sight at the cemetery and people are not far from one is aries, a symbolic image for the lonely death of cove at 19 victims, and the vulnerability of those left to bury them. grave dick is here, are threatening to go on strike because they haven't been vaccinated yet. me with, with scared and that's why we want everyone to be vaccinated. we'd like to live a few more years with them and we will get better. i get him. the continuing government is under fire for a slow vaccination campaign. that's all but reliance on the russian vaccine. sputnik, the ongoing health crisis has hit the economy. the 2nd lockdown will likely make it worse. the president fernandez says that the rising infection numbers leave no

alternative solar people will only be allowed out within the vicinity of their homes and only between 6 am and 6 pm. because of the hospitals in the capsule are especially under pressure. not to say the mortality rate is rising dramatically in intensive units. they blame a lack of funding. no, i believe because tina has no health policy for dealing with a pandemic. the only thing i can, tina does is put people under broad and ineffectual isolation measure house professionals feel abandoned. nurses are demonstrating and holding memorials for the dead colleagues. the corona virus has laid bare structural and political deficits that have left a whole country suffering. ah, football now and byron munich, striker, robert lumina,

broken the record for the most goals scored in a single wonderfully season, imposed last minute goal cain in the final game of a campaign as champion buyer. indeed, outspoken life to them and overall, is highly of 41. goals and growth, the records that almost 50 years ago. i the legendary gach miller. after the end of their final game of the season, byron were finally able to voice the bonus league a trophy, the mighty bavarian, clench their 9th street lean titled 2 weeks ago. but they had to wait until this weekend to get their hands on the pressure silverware and was a fitting way to close out coach henzy flicks tenure at the club. let's take a look at all the results from when it's a final round of play. the season freeman are relegated after losing to glovebox cologne, beach chalka and reach the play off spot be lafelle downstairs, gone to clint. another year in the top flight byron dominated alex book as we just saw dartmouth, half a 9 months. and frankfurt all closed out their campaign with

a win and new berlin b like to snag a place and the new conference leak. they and one is shut up and behave. that's the name of the song. that one, the eurovision song contest and rotterdam on saturday night, the audience mode catapulted italian rockers. manas skin to the top of the leaderboard had arrivals from france and switzerland. this is italy's 1st your vision victory in more than 30 years. the romans before them, italy has conquered europe. with more than 3000 spectators cheering on the revision some contests signalled the reopening of europe. the $26.00 finalists battled it out with song

and sequins. as the boats came in high in the 1st post breakfast contest, the u. k scored 0 points must be there was stiff competition from france and switzerland. but in the end they could only be one when on. what the trillion glam roth grades menace can gain delayed in the popular vote. with their hit, the blending italy must now prepare for hosting next year's competition. after 2 years, due to the panoramic, the winners had a message for the world. ah, we just want to say the whole europe into the whole rock over

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