what do you need for us if you do that we've got the money for a good few movies. to . stop the madness that's the play from israeli president as chaos reigns on the streets cars have been tossed in one arab driver is dragged from his vehicle and severely beaten all that is israel's prime minister says the military has struck hundreds of targets in the guards the strip with palestinian sharing israeli cities with missiles including television the total death toll on both sides now runs into dozens but also to come this hour an hour funerals take place for the victims of the mass shooting at a school in the russian city of kids and that is medics continued to fight for the lives of those critically injured in the attack relatives of the victims have been speaking of their heart. her name was she was 15 she was

a very resolute girl she had big plans for the future. that afternoon well can you watch night international start this hour with the cross border onslaught at the moment between hamas and israel because what you see now are plumes of smoke from israeli air strikes in gaza early this afternoon while hamas says it has fired dozens of rockets to tel aviv and other israeli cities where we can get the latest now from tel aviv and go to our correspondent there. good afternoon paula firstly just tell us then what have the last few hours been like in tel aviv just outline the situation. well there is an increasingly more active border on storage we've seen sirens here in israel particularly around the gaza israel border. i'm coming to you from ted i have if

there were sirens here a short time ago they've also been sirens to the north of here in the china and in the morning as so certainly there has been no lish had in terms of the number of rockets that are being fired at israel we're hearing that today alone some 100 rockets have rained down on israel we've also heard from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu who says that he has struck hundreds of hamas targets so israeli air strikes over gaza to continue the conversation on the ground is whether or not israel will launch a ground offensive the security establishment here in israel is now debating this and it comes as thousands of reserve troops have been called up and it seems increasingly more likely there is word from him us that they struck the ground mourn port which is the 2nd largest airport in israel in a let it is 250 kilometers away from gaza so it's the longest range missile that hamas will have sent to wards israel so far we have no confirmation that the

airport has been struck but certainly the gas could was fired towards a lot and we're also hearing from the mast that they've sent over a suicide drone into israel and again this has yet to be confirmed now major airlines have canceled all flights into tel aviv airport because of concerns of rockets hitting the area i'm not far from tel aviv airport so that is a real concern and those flights have been directed to the airport in a lot the latest figures we have are 7 people did in israel and 70 chief palestinians who have been killed on both sides there are hundreds of people who has been injured now we are on standby for potential clashes tonight there are marches that have been called for at various cities throughout his roll cities in the north both to resulin and cities in the south those marchers are asking for solidarity with israel so you're looking at young jewish people taking to the streets to complain. against the rockets coming from gaza and express strains to

the security forces here another worrying development is what we've seen in the last few days is increasing violence in arab israeli look inside israel now they was a jewish man who was lynched yesterday he has subsequently died from his injuries i visited the israeli town of that young where an arab man was of interest he is in a critical condition in hospital taken up. in the israeli town of but young which is just to the south of jaffa and outside tell of if she was young students have gathered here and they are smashing cars that presumably they think belong to arabs there's also an arab owned ice cream shop down the road and the glass has all been destroyed b i and fittings in front of the building they've come you know with israeli flags to show their support and this is in the tiny ation to the finance we've witnessed in the last few days which has been predominantly arab and jewish violence so the

so the police are firing stun grenades and trying. the police firing stun grenades and they trying to get people to run away from here i am says and you can see the security officers coming down the road and they are trying to push the crowd further and further away from here and a lot of the youngsters have moved down the road over the they have finally come in to try and deal with the situation and bring order and calm back to back to yum. yes. what is your movies read on it in our street the driver wanted to drive into us he pressed the pedal to the metal and wanted to kill us luckily he couldn't do it because another car stopped him because otherwise he would have killed us this is our country and they come to kill us in our own country arabs who live here one . to kill us no small children died in the streets because of the arabs now we've

come here and the army and police are against us here show we can't continue like this and it's not good what the jews are doing not good what they are observed doing the government is not doing anything so this is what is happening each side is doing what they want for 70 years we've been good neighbors it's a really big pity that this is happening now we have to make sure the things remain good between us. this card here was being driven by an arab men they took him out of the car and in an attempted lynch that he has been taken to hospital in the same happened over here with all the sorrow over here the same happened over here with this car down the road here and now that attentively and share tensions high they've been also shouting at the journalists and checking which channels we all belong to so we're going to make our way out of here it's not the safest place to

be. arty. well the city of battle that we heard about there is not the only city no violent riots in the israeli city of broad makes arab and jewish area the mare it's like in the situation on the streets there to a civil war. that was i hear you. i was ready border police from forcing the state from the agency in law to her and they need it kirby a surge in violence that has engulfed the country despite the curfew demonstrators did sporadically cash with police and a vehicle was set on fire now unless a spilled on to the streets in palestinian territories to security forces responded

with stun grenades and tear gas to disperse crowds 7 palestinians a said to have been arrested by the israeli president has a local and religious leaders along with citizens to do everything they can to stop the violence do all you can to stop this terrible thing that's happening before our eyes we're dealing with the civil war between us without any reason please stop this madness well these pictures to show is how broken garza being hit by an israeli airstrike and partially collapsing the palestinian authority president said israeli aggression and the occupation of palestinian lands have crossed every line a local journalist sent us this report from gaza. here is the tower. which was completely destroyed by the israeli army by the israeli warplanes yesterday and today is the 1st day of the great celebration and the territory after

the end of ramadan the streets are almost empty and the people are just inspecting the damages that have been inflicted by the israeli warplanes or strikes this is actually a very sad scene to see here in their email neighborhood of gaza city one cannot describe what's going on here and that to retore as is really were planes continued to attack different parts of the palestinian gaza strip the latest of which was the strike against the 3 branches of one main one bank will choke which is called the national the palestinian national bank that is supposed to be to belong to gaza there strikes are continuing in the gaza strip and in several and intensely and and actually no one can predict when this the cease fire is reached as there are

international efforts to contain that explore the volatile situation and the region in both sides of the region only that be the people of gaza just told was that these these things will come to an end soon and that they can rejoice that people can rejoice with their for their families as most a majority of the people stayed indoors in this very special day of their aid and only the little numbers of the population of the locals managed to a pray at them or 6 very limited numbers of people prayed at the most in the airlie and the morning old leaves some with children in front of their houses. it's a liberating there where no cars in the streets no vehicles no movement in the streets of gaza because of the urgency of the situation so that is the situation for the moment and. no one can predict so far

when this will come to an end. we spoke to a human rights lawyer how wide out if about the escalating situation there and also we're through fast and one day a former member of the israeli parliament who served as a senior advisor to a previous president. all of this is false is the news is because of a red line has cost shooting so many rockets into civilian population concentrations chichi despicable on her dog something that absolutely no country or forcing tooting would have anything to do with agreed to in any possible way and israel has had the south settlements really the people living there in israel proper by the way on our side of the border up alongside the gaza border living in absolute trauma for years children have been truly

traumatized we've got the sirens and the rockets and this is not something new or this is not sustainable it cannot go on and by the way in my car close to the gazan population as well they've been. inhumanely used as human shields by the hamas the hamas is shooting rockets from civilian populations not from the outskirts of gaza but from we've had and that is something that the international arena should we take to check an exam because if each suit is a tragedy if it had offices in that building that this is not make these buildings a target so israel is targeting civilian structures and that is illegal also let's not forget that gaza is one of the most densely populated places in the world and back also is

a result of israel's closure not allowing people to to leave. and if beth. i don't think it's possible possibly to have hamas in an area where there wasn't some kind of civilian nearby it is a densely populated area this does not in any way lessen the other. a ship of israel to take care of where there is straight going because it can not lodge indiscriminate strikes knowing that there are lots of civilians in the area it could also not terribly civilians structures as they have been doing for. president putin has described the school shooting in the russian city of his than as a bar barbaric crime adding that control over arms sales needs to be more strict with 7 students and 2 teachers were killed and more than 20 others were injured most of them children have since been airlifted to moscow for specialist treatment and some are said to be in a critical condition on wednesday 19 year old in

a scale of year plead guilty to the attack during a pretrial hearing people in the court said that the suspect showed no signs of emotion during the proceedings hawkins has been speaking to some of those who were caught up in the tragic events. shock pain grief on the faces of all those who came to pay their condolences the images of children jumping from windows of floors covered in blood shocked the world hearing the accounts firsthand was worse than the 1st before we came to school as usual heavy thing was fine when the class began the teacher called me to the blackboard and just a few minutes later we had several explosions but no one was concerned and the class continued only some time later we had the school director telling us to meet it to close everything and leave the room. everyone was deeply shocked we owe

our lives to our math teacher who saved us she ran to the door and locked it she was holding it very firmly. still seem in a state of shock and they were among the lucky ones for them the nightmare is over though nobody can say just how long the mental scars will remain for others the nightmare has just begun. its race to the school when he 1st heard news of the attack hoping he would see his sister evacuated to safety and bring her home she was too late. the doors of the room where my sister was together with her classmates weren't locked so the attacker broke into the room and shot the students her name was sold for you and mine is old fart that's because our parents wanted our names to sound similar she studied in the 8th form but she was 15 she was a very resolute girl she had big plans for the future to finish the 9th form and

get an education in 1000. zal thought nose on the day school staff did all they could to protect the pupils risking and some losing their own lives in the process he would be the only one asking questions though could more have been done to prevent this tragedy and how can it be stopped from happening again by morning we should probably strengthen the school security as now we have mainly elder people working there also we should organize drills like the ones for fire safety and explain to children where they should go and hide if such tragedies happen. the bloodbath in school 175 how to clear a villain but also some unlikely heroes the son of the local imaam escaped the killer who broke right into his classroom only to run back into danger to rescue his injured younger brother who thankfully survived despite being badly hurt.

after we were taken out of the school to safety i went to search for my classmates the ones who managed to survive when i found them i went to search for my younger brother when i failed to find him i searched for his class teacher and then together we put my brother in an ambulance and the teacher sent me with him to there were 4 people with me in the ambulance one was my classmate who jumped out of the window on the 3rd floor to escape that nightmare the other was my brother who had his chest injured also there was a boy with his lip badly hurt by a glass fragment and one girl was sitting there with her hand almost torn apart. everyone i spoke to had one question why how was such cold merciless cruelty possible towards anyone let alone children. was confident but good prevails over evil and that khazan will emerge from the nightmare stronger. this tragedy has united everyone regardless of their ethnic origin or religious belief people from

other cities are coming to mourn with us we must stand together in order not to witness such events in the future he invites us to evening prayers at the mosque today and tomorrow or holy days for muslims. or breaking the fast understandably though the focus of today is on one of the darkest days in total stands modern history. outside crowds continue to turn up an endless stream and aside from the pain on this day of mourning the term a nation is also present not to let evil break the city spirit which today has showed its strength daniel hawkins r.t. on. the issues around muslim veils and once again highlighting deep divisions but not just in french society but president macro ruling party saying that after

a few days to support the candidacy of a woman who appeared in a campaign poster wearing a face covering with more details his charlotte dubinsky. the muslim veil has been drawn back into the fray here in fronts now americans own party has gotten itself wrapped up in a controversy that's a rapid over one of its candidates. in a move that some see is being the belt it's aboard a muslim woman for running on one of its tickets why because in this campaign flight she's committed apparently the ultimate heresy. a hit job the values of the republic called the move party not compatible with the ostentatious wearing of religious signs on election campaign document he that these candidates change their face so all the party will withdraw its support this is a view that being echoed point several prominent government figures from its report

political party stand for separation the free leeches and political issues when you are elected you represent everyone and you do not need to show things that are really to try to tell me that i could be a mom who did not wish to present a candidate with a conspiracist religious symbol it's a political choice the road has reopened place a divide within my poti with not all supporting the leadership's views on this matter. rather than making the decision inside the party the discussion went to social networks lumping together separatism and the veil which we denounce this is a serious political mistake i disagree with my political party when you have a young female engineer volunteers who joins a party to promote progressive values whether she's veiled or not she has a place with us it's an explosive subject political islam is a reality it is a simmering threat in some neighborhoods and we have to be very firm french law

doesn't prohibit someone who's wearing a hijab or indeed any other religious symbol from appearing in a campaign flyer this isn't by men. party is purely political what it really shows is just how sensitive issues around islam have become here particularly ahead of next year's presidential election for many this is another clear example of how much calling his party have moved towards the right some have described this latest movers discrimination so what people here in paris think it's a form of discrimination and yes france is a secular country because i think it's a form of discrimination everyone has the right to introduce themselves regardless of their religion no matter their origin and stuff like that when we go abroad we have to do what they require our face out of respect for the way things are done in

such countries that we could have she's a french origin i do not see why she would not have the right to be a candidate in the elections whether it is a french person or a foreigner everyone in the world has the right to be able to present themselves plans by fronts that could also see the banning of young girls wearing a hit job in public spaces have recently triggered international outrage on social media the hash tag hands off my he job so that i would single out france's minority muslim population while amnesty international said the proposed idea was a serious attack on rights and freedoms whichever way you look at this this raul has put macaroons party in a pretty difficult tricky position charlotte even ski altie paris. official figures do show the coronaviruses climb the lives of more than $3000000.00

people around the world however a recent study by the american institute for health metrics and evaluation at the university of washington does claim to be actual death toll could be done. that figure the research assessed statistics throughout the world and claim that in the us for example the true number of deaths is more than 900000 way above the half a 1000000 currently recorded the findings claim so many deaths go unreported as most countries only register those that occur in hospitals or of patients with a confirmed infection a spokesperson for the w.h.o. told us it would always though be difficult to get exact figures from the start we've been aware that indeed not all cases of cohered and certainly not all deaths from coakley would be picked up in the early stages testing wasn't widespread and also when you get very large outbreaks as we've seen in the americas in europe and now in south asia 80 india you are testing services are overwhelmed and when we

begin to see something like 3040 percent test positive for tb we know that a lot of cases are being missed and likewise people who die particularly people who die at home or people who may have died in nursing homes and so on may not necessarily be included in the numbers considered at the fatality count so. the final numbers really won't be fully known until we've done very very deep analyses after this outbreak meanwhile the shortage of vaccine still remains a key problem of the global vaccine sharing initiative known as kovacs has failed to deliver the promised amount of shots to the world's poorest countries and that has been blamed on vaccine nationalism and into fission production capacity the w.h.o. spokes person again says that although countries are now starting to share their stocks is having little impact. indeed because many of the doses were have been

taken up by the rich countries that would have a good. 53 percent of the world's population have probably had a vaccine but the bulk of them are in the higher up middle income income countries they've received 83 percent of the world's vaccines and of the lower middle income countries where they've just received 17 percent of world sex scenes we've been working very much with many of those countries through the kovac scheme to ensure that they did get allocation now we are facing a critical shortage of doses and many countries are now stepping up to share what they have but indeed it is a race to get those doses to the different countries. relatives of civilians killed by british soldiers in northern ireland during the troubles in 1971 condemned the u.k. government's plan to prevent the prosecution of former soldiers involved in the disputed killings with more on the story his cape partridge on tuesday

a coroner ruled that 10 civilians killed in belfast 50 years ago in disputed shootings involving british soldiers were entirely innocent just a shawl and also found the british army was responsible for 9 of the 10 deaths in the bali murphy massacre in august 1971 which included a mother of 8 at a catholic priest giving last rites to a wounded man northern ireland's deputy 1st minister michelle o'neill was unequivocal in who she blamed. the victims and the families of the bella murphy massacre have been vindicated and the truth laid bare this was a breach of state murder all the dead were killed over a 3 day period in west belfast immediately after northern ireland's government introduced internment without trial of irish republican army suspects the british army claims they've been shooting at ira gunmen now following a 2 year inquest that involved $150.00 witnesses including 60 former soldiers the families of the dead are demanding justice daniel take it was 44 when he was

fatally shot outside an army barracks his son john says the coroner's ruling that his father was innocent has finally given him some peace of mind. where we will leave her. we heard the of the. carter of that sound that all our old ones were entirely honest since we were a study it was absolutely fantastic it was such a master hard work were done for almost 50 years trying to share our locals the ins at the at that same level everybody was frightened motional or was probably seem people full of them but he was well. it's certainly a bit of work for a very hard for an all alone no train but choose days running also paving sided with the launch of the government's new legislative program which was unveiled in the state's high point of parliament it intends to introduce new nose to address the legacy of the cost in northern ireland this includes blocking for the soldiers

from prosecution for any killings committed before the 998 peace accord the good friday agreement including former soldiers who committed the body mfi killings relatives of the dead say they would need any challenge any government base to shield their relatives kin is from court and have accused the ministry of defense and boris johnson of complicity it's more or less come from the government of the people or similar of what they are and that and that is that is lies and that's salt on shirts of families and if you look at the day at the federal and seoul so for them to the fatter and souls full because even after that that those lads are at the beach and psalms ferociously by families like a sales and many many others and be challenged in a far far as the european court anderson she so so too the. the the it's like say the european court of helsinki for the in america and the woman

accused till we can be concluded. that the courts and roll donal's will supreme court and on shelves are there so there's not a options or a book it is a holes in the middle and as for instance of for it to be downing street. next person said the government would review the report and carefully consider the conclusions drawn but for the families of the dead and legacy of the past is only now being resolved hoffa's century later and the government will face vocal opposition if they propose knows that prevent justice from finally being soft i tell you what i would like to see how america i believe that they are up the door. for the place and for me that the start of the investigation and i'm a father stats. that was it was going and some of it was he's confirmed yesterday i would like to see it but i would also see it for everyone i like to say that. every 2nd were were the somebody from from the army at least from the protestant

admin a catholic whoever i think stated that they should be in table 2 on the should get . any legal interests that are obtained that's for the way forward potter's reporting now when the british prime minister boris johnson has apologized on behalf of the u.k. government for the mistakes of the past but ours politician and journalist i mean mccann does say that affected family still want the court authority investigate and admit the crime i think that a criminal investigation into murder should not be launched in the inquest which reported yesterday 8 had to make a finding of fact that i did you know make a ruling or make it the ai finding a what had happened factor minute by minute she talked to the relatives of the gap it would go sort of that some of these incidents are fresh in their mates they could happen yesterday at not safe.