the inequality that existed in this city for centuries. we were disturbing images coming up now with the least 8 people reportedly killed including 6 children in an air raid this morning on the densely populated refugee camp in gaza with fears others might still be trapped under the rubble. pile and some clashes exploded across the west bank with palestinians venting their anger on the streets of the total. tops more than $100.00. southern israeli citizens living ashdod comment for attack with israel claiming a barrage of rockets were fired from gaza.

thanks so much for joining us here on r.t. international. at least 8 people were reportedly killed in the early hours of saturday morning after analysis strike near the other sharky refugee camp in northern gaza 6 of the dead were children warning you may find the upcoming images disturbing shotty facilities are densely populated county the gaza health ministry initially put the death toll at 7 but said the figure was expected to rise as other victims were believed to be buried under rubble at least 15 others were injured the only survivor is believed to be a baby called omar who's just 2 months old the death toll is expected to increase with the rescue operation still underway meanwhile unrest in the west bank flared after the palestinian territory of garza became the target of continued asterisks.

i. friday a building in a palestinian refugee camp in the gaza strip was hit by an israeli airstrike local health officials claim a woman and her 3 children were among those killed since monday at least 132 people have lost their lives in gaza they include dozens of children and almost a 1000 palestinians have been wounded we heard from a child caught up in the shelling. i was in the car when my hand was hit open the door and then fall to the ground and then yell and scream or to get me here in the hospital they treated my hand he's injured in his right arm by. sadness from from the remains of kids. he has to file charges and his and his right on this side of mine and my cousins and i were

sitting in front of my whole showing that you know any of those streets we all went to go be injured people to provide 1st aid to them as a template to help one of them it was plain struggle and i fell on the ground i don't understand what we civilians did to deserve this why do they do this to us the office of the turkish t.v. channel t r t has been also shaken by a missile strike right in the middle of a broadcast we heard from the channel's correspondent. later on the 3rd night of this round it is really a situation is a gaza strip where we were standing here on the rooftop and he's visited a building which causes a number though i was on air reporting and was alarms here is really airstrikes just a few dozen meters away around 4 or 5 rockets land over there is an israeli warplane and it was completely destroyed because of the whole of the strike i was about 5 or 6 meters away 800 that were injured officer my vehicle the damage this area is densely populated and has

a number of economists offices in israel that's police compound without warning or even use these dangerous even this interview has been carried out while israel is conducting air strikes against various parts of cars up. violence rages in the west bank palestinians have been throwing molotov cocktails and setting tires alight in anger at continued israeli airstrikes on the region the i.d.f. responded to the street protests by firing rubber bullets killing at least 11 people.

there's also violence in east jerusalem overnight as palestinian protesters set barricades on fire while the i.d.f. deployed to gas and water cannon during clashes in a palestinian neighborhood. in the palestinian city of hebron approaches that clash with israeli soldiers this time has been on the road demonstrators were seen waving flags in support of gaza israeli police responded with tear gas. in the city of janine is seen at least one protester killed in clashes with israeli so this his body was wrapped in the palestinian flag and carried through a large crowd a local journalist in the city of ramallah that also so clashes and this report. this is all began last night as images of the bombings and been distributed across social media as people have seen these bombs falling up on residential helm's and

residential buildings and this had pushed people beginning at 3 30 in the morning had went down into the streets in a mall in hebron in nablus into we've got them protesting the israeli war on gaza protesting the situation in jerusalem chanting slogans calling for another into father calling for more popular action on the ground is an increase of policy in protesters not only in ramallah as i mentioned but there are also situations involved involving causing protesters in israeli military forces. in other cities in the west bank extremely. intense protests are happening in hebron where a lot of serious injuries have been incurred amongst the protesters there are also protests in around jeannine where jewish palestinians have been fired upon inside their vehicle by israeli forces and those policies have been arrested despite their injuries preventing the israeli forces prevented any paramedics why there from the hospitals or the palestinian red crescent from approaching the injured palestinians

and we have at least in the west bank 7 people have been killed in these protests in clashes scores of people have been injured so for israel itself has faced a barrage of missiles coming from gaza over the past night israeli defense forces say more than 200 missiles have been 5 from gaza territory half of them and says intercepted since monday at least 8 people have been killed including 2 children according to israeli authorities one such rocket in the city of ashdod a huge fire raged the most been described as an industrial zone another rocket reportedly hit a nearby road it really depends forces tweeted that the attack well go on and so far israeli troops haven't and that gaza put out tillery and tanks have been farming into the strip we heard from a journalist at the border about the current situation. we cannot disclose our exact location jus to this military operation but let me tell you it is really worrisome now these israelis have been in the rocket shelters sheltering from

incoming rockets sent out about from hamas the last 30 days using just a few minutes ago that a house needs to ease a community already on the gaza border has the directly by and the sound out i would be surprised. how much of a right now we've been here on the border for the last few hours and we have had to lay on the ground the dots of how many times with hamas. you just send out these rockets into israeli territory the i.d.f. has pulled out thousands of reserve troops in preparation for a potential grounds operation. this very city of load has been a flashpoint of clashes throughout the week it's one of the few cities with a mixed out of the jewish population on his policy is been speaking to both sides to having the conflict. now fire was a popular weapon who founded the 1st palestinian hip hop group he's lived in large

his whole life a city often hailed as a symbol of coexistence but this week that symbol became a warzone shibo marry him every day you are having a massive wrong decision ashley and you get older you have an issue michelle mone yes i am just like outside. ask you know marry me cannister talk about i very makin a machine come by and i said i mean the p. doc i called the cops i was like you sent us that we should stay in the houses like you should stay in the house again but there are armed settlers around the neighborhoods like scream and to the arabs in a way it's like yeah i don't know you know the police is taking care of those like you i see them the other squatting room and then suddenly the supervisor. takes the forms like this is what it is we don't need you ok and goodbye and the younger not like my 911 and up on me tell me nothing hasn't called the police again but like of occurring night me he has relived the same terror if we night this week now he

stays glued to his phone guarding his home with the help of his arab neighbors and what about the jews who live next door if you have in in your neighbor from the same building as you that 2 days ago you helped him change his tires and 3 days ago he helped you carry your groceries up up stairs ok and suddenly he's pointing out to writers to say this is his this is a jewish car burn it or this is a jewish apartment or a mullet of. into it i don't know but trust is a very fragile thinks one thing when it's once it's been broken. gaining trust again for years the central israeli city of large has been home to religious jews and arabs neighbors often living side by side in the same apartment block but the death on monday of an arab resident. at the hands of jews who were not acting out of self-defense depending he has fanned the flames of frustration on

the streets into something much bigger something branded a nazi program by the city's mayor with all the hallmarks of a civil war was the. was the was the. she was. you know that 99.9 percent of the people who say coexistence and we don't jews don't know if they don't know nothing about us when we don't have that image for housing when you have 300 demolished houses when our crime rate is the biggest and the police doesn't even give a damn about what is happening in a low place they just come from us for like 15 minutes get that exotic amazing things like the missing needles what is the coexistence and caring about each other came to a lot of love in a community of people who are different from me that is definitely part of my

ideology of how i want to live and how i want to raise my kids i wanted to be not uniform it's interesting it's beautiful it's colorful it's great if it's peaceful right now they're barely tolerating each other the streets are quiet soldiers patrol the neighborhoods and in nighttime too few is in place. the question lingers if this can happen in what was supposed to be a model mixed jewish arab city what hope is there for the rest of the country i'm very worried i'm not personally afraid for myself i am extremely afraid for the very very delicate. fabric of community and reality was created here that's being torn 1st of all you have. 78000000 people here and you only are they really want to co-exist the only 5 weeks series and the other ones are separated like you

think i can buy a house and believe you for example. it's to be naive to think that look at the facts just like much of the city the relationship between jews and arabs in knowledge has gone up in flames and hopes of restoring peace not only here but across the country is fading quickly. the israeli foreign ministry press officer michael freeman told us why it's so problematic for israel to start discussing laying down arms. any ceasefire needs to be a serious since there's no point in having a cease fire that after 24 hours 48 hours all of a sudden i must stop firing rockets again so we need to make sure that any cease fire is one that is going to last for a significant period of time hopefully many years and therefore we need to be in a position that hamas are really ready to take that and so we will continue our operation until we believe when we are convinced and come out say they are ready

for a cease in in activity and cease of their rockets for a very long time even go back a few days israel took many many steps to deescalate the response we got from hamas with rocket fire every time in that we stop when we get more rockets it only seems to be that we do the c.c. and hamas through the fire and this time we're going to make sure that any time there's any store to stop it for a very long time hamas for the last 15 years have been firing rockets nonstop over to israel then maybe a break here for a couple of months or break that for a few weeks and that's not acceptable it can't be that millions of israelis can't live a normal life because hamas are threatening to shoot rockets out that's going to attack people when they're sleeping in their beds. leader of the palestinian national initiative party mostafa barghouti please the palestinian people have been subjected to persecution and deprivation for decades. and this is the west bank would not or could stop short of that israel will be put on the test and must do it

and as you can see you know those are in music this. form of violence against the book the civilian population while they are here play really is writing and being responded to by israel by the idea not of it started with the would somebody do this you know house. and then and then sure but in terms of the current. plans don't know but in terms of the current violence we can go back and not genetically but we can go back to adult sites that if you are on the side. you have no time giving that you have the idea of. people living in their homes we buy them for 55 years and when you practice our system. and we do that but i will defend themselves you damn food what's happening not you should the system of occupation this is our kind of.

practice against the palestinian people what about the fact that missiles are being fired when people are hungry they need medicines money is being spent on gaza has been under siege for 16 years israel was depriving people from the possibility of having people who worked at 94 percent of the what i know is the couple who didn't want it because of the 2nd people do not have enough medications because there's a cancer patient's going to. look at least because the president is that i was there but i didn't ask for them but i don't movement is what it is there but i don't think that's not something that basic disability you know having not about infrastructure the problem is occupation the violence right now with so many palestinians dying israelis as well what can be done right now and the stuff for to stop the violence and get back to living i think that we are out of this is that is simple. it is under is it and must stop its occupation of and of the people of

israel mots allowed palestinians finally to be free and in all independent state there are only 2 possible options one option just like i was in his last year of their own without the q.b. shoot without fear of question without you should or did you have still got that in once the former democratic state with equal rights went up in the studio would be considered equal to any person it was ok but not with more news for you after the short break. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe.

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is the plan of the white house which is recruited to burn a mcdonald's among others to drive a covert shot rates so part of president biden's ambitious target to vaccinate 70 percent of all adults in the u.s. by july 4th auntie's to be 2 pound cripples. have you heard about these things called covert vaccines yeah apparently they're all the craze right now i mean i wouldn't of heard about them unless i was constantly bombarded with calls to get vaccinated i mean seriously how many people do they think live under rocks we get it you want to get backs unaided but the advertisements are getting out right annoying and as if there weren't enough of them left over and mcdonald's have partnered with the white house to spread the message even further a white house that at this point seems kind of desperate lives and over will now offer free trips to vaccination sites while mcdonalds will bombard their customers with we can do this coffee cups and stickers as well as a giant billboard on times square and if all of that doesn't convince the public to

come to their senses politicians are ready to lay down their careers for the cause there's a lot of good reasons to get vaccinated but for some of them you know if you need another one go it actually is sure you're alive to vote against me in the next election. i'm going to get it done all these attempts have had some effect over the last 5 months there have been significantly less covered back saying skeptics but there are still huge segments of the population which are far from convinced and the media has been trying anything they can suppress way these people bombard them with ads appeal to their human decency ridicule them in comedy sketches everything just seems to backfire. pretty jewels and welcome to legal who take beginning show where i tried to convince my family to take the cold with dixie but politicians won't sleep and so all these people are not related so i guess we'll just wait and see what other crazy strategies they come up with to

convince a bunch of people to put a needle in their arm for the greater good in the meantime enjoy lockdown social distancing and hearing about vaccinations day and night even if you've already followed all the steps. irish nationalists leaders have accused the british prime minister of shielding ex soldiers from justice over a number of killings in belfast in 1971 earlier boris johnson apologized on behalf of the u.k. government for the mistakes of the past but not everybody is convinced by his sentiment the government prefer only regrets and is truly sorry for these events and how investigations of these terrible events were handled and the dish and crime that the families have had to endure in their fight to clear the names of their loved ones john connolly was a mother of it she was shot by the british army 4 times she was left lying on the grown for the day that is not an error that is sheer bloody murder

while the secretary of state asked the prime minister to come out of hiding come with me meet the polymer of the families and tell them to their faces why he wants to protect the killers where is the prime minister today and why has he not publicly apologized to the palin and the families and to this house will he take responsibility as prime minister and show the victims of sacked they said obviously . early record declared that 10 civilians killed in belfast 50 years ago in disputed shootings involving british soldiers were entirely innocent and found the british army was responsible for 9 of the 10 deaths in the belly murphy massacre of august $171.00 which included a mother of 8 and a catholic priest giving last rites to a wounded man. but this week the u.k. government unveiled plans for a new laws to address the legacy of the past in northern ireland including blocking former soldiers from prosecution for killings committed before 998 good friday

peace deal but a former arash nationalist party leader as the mcdonnell said families of the bali murphy victims deserve a detailed investigation and a sincere apology from the pier. these were not terrorists these were not people who were who were engaged. any sort of illegal activity or militant activity there were people trying to orbit their daily lives and been torn some of the people that were shot were people who went to the end of other innocent people that were shot. it was very brutal and the families have spent 30 years i just hating for justice what people are looking for now you is some sort of a cult ability and a genuine apology from the prime minister and they accepted that the army were to play a role here on martyrs and their intention would have gone a long way towards them towards old and tried to been a body but

a how far to believe apology. is seen as just stopped honest basically people are not happy with the people feel that it's dance and say you're . one of the poorest countries on the planet rant by civil war fierce hosting a global movie premier is clearly not in every day event but that's exactly what's happened in the central african republic the curtain raised on a new film that tells the true story of russian military instructors it was sent to the country to help in the fight against rebel forces and he's constantine rushkoff was at the premiere. more than 10000 people showed up for the biggest movie time hearing in this central african republic in saccades it's a huge event for a country that has long forgotten what an exchange that is life here is hard we're talking poverty salmon tropical diseases like yellow fever and malaria and what

seems to be the never ending cycle of news civil wars and violence but tonight these people are going to have fun for the 1st time in a very long time. it's the 1st ever feature length movie filmed in the country and about the country it's fictional but based on a true story of a group of our russian instructors who came here to help the central government in its fight against rivals and as the russian producers of the movie claim things shown on screen including woeful atrocities committed by local militias and the fierce fighting between them and the regular army of bags by the russians are not that far from reality on the ground. so about south film it's a documentary of schools like journey through review some artistic license for only

events the traditions have real. as with his yes there may be some slight differences to what actually happens in certain battles but this is enough to stick approach the actual story about the attempted coup the attempt to seize power are of course based on real events in fact born months ago an event like this was unimaginable because very real rebels were standing on the outskirts of bondi in the country's capital and were very close to capturing this city which could have ended any my dad the head of the officers reserve corps contacted our president and according to our military cooperation agreement instructors which are represented by our organization were selected some soldiers in the central african republic couldn't even disassemble a rifle but they were keen to learn and take their training very seriously and according to local officials the fact that russia answered to the call from president george ryan did 1018 he's also in the movie by the way and it read to send a contingent of around 300 instructors under the u.n.

mandate through the war torn country a lifeline to the central african republic has been struggling ever since again to dependents from france and 916 the country is constantly ranked among the worst in the world given despite having large deposits of diamonds and precious metals the republic has been plagued by civil wars and are in clashes between different rebel groups that killed tens of thousands and left hundreds of thousands displaced in the past few decades it is still unsafe especially for foreigners and there is an a.t.m. curfew in the c.d.o. bunky and we were also strongly advised not to leave our hotel without security as we might be a rock bottom for locals a big movie night like this is also a clear sign that things are looking up at least now there is help that they can keep the violence to the movie screens and not in real life. because of the russia

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