and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics business i'm show business i'll see you then. 3 palestinians are reportedly dead and dozens wounded after an israeli airstrike on the gaza strip which comes in response to a large scale rocket attack on israel by the hamas militant group. at least 10 people are killed including a children in a missile strike on a densely populated refugee camp in gaza. we are here on the rubbles on the ruins on the debris of the house that used to be the house of family. israeli missiles also hit a tower block in gaza city where international media outlets were based there are

no reports of casualties as it was apparently evacuated prior to the attack after a warning from israel. and tensions run high profile us to me and rallies across the world as police disperse crowds condemning israeli aggression. broadcasting live from moscow to the world you're watching our international i'm your host donald quarter welcome now the israeli air force is conducting intensive air strikes across the gaza strip 3 palestinians were reportedly killed while dozens of wounded are being treated in hospitals including a number of children as you can see in these images according to local media an israeli missile struck a civilian building. this

comes shortly after a large scale rocket attack on central and southern israel by hamas in tel aviv the sounds of sirens and explosions are filling the air with rockets lighting up the sky had midnight immediately after the 2 hour cease fire declared by the militant group came to an end. amoss had also aimed a round of rockets at the city earlier on saturday in the suburb of rome of gone a 55 year old man died in the strike according to reports he was he was unable to make it to a bomb shelter in time more on these developments here's archies polis leader. i'm hearing these radio neighborhood of from a gun which is just outside tel aviv a short time ago 2 rockets landed here one has landed in the streets we know that a 50 year old men in his fifty's has been killed he died in the ambulance on the way to hospital now just looking at the damage the entire side of one building has been destroyed at the same time the debris is still are lying all over the place

ambulances have been having passed carrying people who are injured we understand that a number of people have been injured in a crowd has gathered with people quite angry and quite concerned about what is happening here and i was looking to be alex believe. there was this feeling you know i ensure i still go away. and after 1015 minutes i woke up and i sewed this more coming from here because the next morning i saw it close to me actually is a situation that we. unfortunately used to seeing. a different thing that it was so close to me and i leave like 7 minutes and here i came exactly when i heard the news now the rockets struck over there and we understand that it hit the building it's not clear to us whether the person who died was next to the car that is completely gone up in flames or was in the building itself the police are making an

effort to push all of us out of the area they city are concerned that they could be more rockets any moment now was a short distance from here when this happened and there were a number of explosions in the sky that was as the iron dome anti-missile defense system into stick to the rockets they were at least about 6 explosions that i counted so the situation here so he tends to both of them in order to avoid people in all its own who reacted to the slightest showing rather the calmly if it was a long paris people would have panicked we already used to this but it still hurts . it's also sabbats people have gone to the synagogue and when they came back they sold they had no home anymore it's hard but it was strong and we're giving our support to the government and this is part of a barrage of rockets that have massed st into israel on saturday afternoon it says that it is in retaliation for a strike that killed a family of 10 now he has been silenced also sounding in the south of the country

in the border communities of ashkelon and ashdod we've heard from the israeli army that since friday they have fired or they have actually struck some 20 what could launches in gaza as you can see this corner shop has been completely destroyed the mannequins are lying down we are being pushed back by the police but these glass every way this is a residential areas so the only people who would have been here on a saturday afternoon are people who live in the area a few of the shops were open but most of them have been closed because of the rocket barrages that have been coming in from gaza today's be 6 straight day of fighting at this point in time the rockets coming in from gaza and the israeli air strikes on to gaza don't show any sign of letting up policia not seen. several children were among those killed in gaza on saturday morning a warning you may find the following footage disturbing 10 people were killed in

the early hours of saturday morning in an israeli airstrike near the al shotty refugee camp in gaza 8 of the dead were children in the facility is the 3rd largest refugee camp in gaza and is known as the beach camp for its close proximity to the mediterranean coast victims are being treated in a local hospital. oh no the brotherhood of the. israeli forces have yet to acknowledge the bombing but they claim that their operations are carefully directed at rocket launch sites israel claims that hamas deliberately places its military infrastructure within civilian areas including in hospitals and schools all the i.d.f. says it takes all possible precautions to avoid harming civilians when striking. a 6 month old baby whose mother and elder siblings died in the strike did survive neighbors described events as to a local journalist. we are here on the rubbles on the ruins

on the debris of the house that used to be the house of our family this is the 3rd d. day of the 8 where one of the mothers that were killed yesterday night came over to this house with harry children hoping to soon liberate some of that aid among the thermally as the area strikes has been intense and have been intensified on the gaza strip they came in from the eastern neighborhood. where the israeli tank shells were intensified on the on the eastern part of gaza city they think that they will be able to get some secure moments some safe moments with this at this house in the center in the heart of gaza city that is that wave from the border lines this. indicating that there is no safe

place and safe time and the gaza strip for the time being. we were exposed to such powerful showing that our home was severely damaged but people who were attacked during the showing a simply civilians but what happens is a groom and the world just can't remain quiet about it but because it is easier or taken the world is saillant is because israel seems to be above the law yet and of this is a big disaster really a big one imagine a whole family has been killed the alba range so it is another refugee camp located in the gaza strip and it was also hit by your strikes. local health officials claim a woman and her 3 children were among those killed since the start of the week at least $145.00 people have lost their lives in gaza including dozens of children over a 1000 palestinians have been wounded earlier we heard from juliette touma unicef's

chief of communications for the middle east and north africa. violence truth stop violence where every into this should come to an end violence will not bring the violence will only bring more violence and with that it means that the children will suffer 1st and they will suffer more state and so violence needs to come to an end only in the past 5 days we have reported. at least 4040 children have been kerry to in the gaza strip and it's a terrible situation 1000 have been reported injured we are giving supplies to many can facilities that's what we are focusing on right now and we also were cleaning the water area and we also document document what's happening we're not doing that unicef has been transparent on the ground for more than 50

years in and in the gaza strip and across the state of palestine and so it is important and we do have supplies so what we're doing is we're seeing where the needs are so that we are able to send do supplies to those who need the most and the needs right now i'm most in the medical area as all that out. health workers are able to provide assistance to the wounded among the many children we do hoping that the violence does not escalate any further and instead called on quite peace to the conflict to take a step back to deescalate to consider children to stop the violence and to bring its solution not via violence to this crisis. also on saturday an israeli airstrike destroyed a high rise building housing bureaus of the world media in gaza. 11

story building which housed al-jazeera and the associated press was destroyed by missiles it also had private apartments and business offices and was evacuated prior to the attack after a warning from israel israeli army said hamas was using this building to coordinate rocket attacks and prime minister benjamin netanyahu said israel was doing everything it could to avoid civilian casualties be with civilians too big to be used by the hamas terror into jin's who vacated the premises before the target was destroyed and that's why you don't hear of cousin twos from these collapse inter towers because we take special care to avoid the civilian casualties exactly the opposite of hamas welcome reporter witnessed the explosions and talked to an al jazeera journalist who worked there. oh my god that's what's going down right now and it's being it's being connected grossly

right now. it's being gantz largely. for addictively. this means that's it's being already destroyed completely by this rate of warplanes that's what we are witnessing and the whole world is what you see with us via. t.v. . one mohit. the size and the building is now dead and state now it's dead by means of israeli besides it's already level to the ground right now at this 2nd as you see on the cover up. we're reading now for the place full building that was a static if you minutes ago before it was

a strike in by the israeli warplanes you see here the crowds of people have being a gathering around the building many of these people are those who used to live in this building that's the scene right now and the territory a great deal of anger and rage is ripping through the region to malley ways for the time being now how worse our picture cut now we will be we will not be able to deliver a picture to the world it's very difficult to me to see the semaj it's very hard for many years in working this place covering the news coverage of the both the attacks in gaza now there's no brick sure from your office anymore so i think you know i feel very bad. i want to say that we will continue to deliver our message we will continue to cover the news in gaza and you will continue to tell the the message of the palestinian people and to deliver to live

for the world ok this year with you won't be able to stoop our voice but to take it you were building this won't be easy no you continue this would be of these this is the of their target we're building and destroying it we will continue from anywhere from gaza over the offices of journalists of gaza to the it will be our office number of fatah's revolutionary council which is part of the palestinian parliament dmitri do leon he says there is no end in sight to the escalation. of course it's going to continue it's a netanyahu school tical interest to. strengthen the right wing it is will block which is nice if we work on fear mongering and that's their job and i saw an opportunity also to slap that mahmoud up us for indefinitely the elections so please luke leave who are the 2 leaders and civilians be the prats no i haven't said that you have given also the difference own and and their crimes and

the massacres that are permitted by this there is are nothing compared to what a mess reality we can live in and the event i believe that there is political interest for both sides to escalate and not to have any sign of ceasefire at this moment in order to gain more more political discourse president of the foreign ministry the story detached from the earth who who's telling who what is he talking about the night of sixteen's or bombing the apartment buildings shopping centers businesses schools sports facilities in the jungle these bikes there and have said out who i'm going to have built i know what life is too much but you cannot compare 9137 and more than a 1000 engine you cannot compare that and you cannot compare the the the the

abilities of how master another was a distance actions in gaza with the ability of the strongest state in the middle east protests have broken out on israel's doorstep with pro palestinian demonstrators and several middle eastern countries heading to the border with israel to condemn the violence. oh god. god around 1000 jordanians have been demonstrating on the border with israel for a 2nd day now to show solidarity with palestinians in jerusalem and the gaza strip police clashed with the protesters using tear gas to disperse the crowds demonstrators were chanting down with israel as they marched to the frontier several anti israel protesters also took place in the jordanian capital and other parts of the country. appropriateness tinian rally was also held in lebanon a small group of protesters actually cross the border into israel and were shot upon by i.d.f. forces according to local media 21 year old protestor was hit by israeli fire and

died from his wounds a lebanese army and security forces were deployed to disperse the protesters earlier we discussed the unrest in the wider region and middle east with at with middle east and defense analyst dan far from. tensions in the protests and what we see in israel's neighboring countries is shows us how much of a tinderbox the israeli palestinian conflict is to the surrounding region what's important here is that both countries the governments fully understand that it is hamas that must stop the rocket fire that hamas is the instigator and so they're going to try to do as we see everything they can to keep those posts esther's and suddenly the protesters the people in the street do not understand this dynamic and naturally they're sympathetic to the palestinians in this case it's understandable because the the 'd video footage you see on the news is much more dramatic and much more tragic on the palestinian side we hear on our side 2000 rockets is incredibly

difficult we know how to defend ourselves because we've poured billions of dollars over the years to build of defensive capabilities to protect ourselves from hamas and hizbollah rockets if need be so that just goes to show you that the government's full well understand who is at fault here and hopefully they will continue to control the protesters as much as possible. in paris riot police were deployed to break up pro palestinian protests on saturday dozens of demonstrators were detained. i. do the. demonstrators chanted slogans and held banners which read israel is a murderer and the genocide activists have gathered despite a ban by the authorities over fears of violence and the french interior minister himself called for the protests to be blocked over $4000.00 officers were mobilized in paris palestinian rallies are also taking place in other cities across the

country including marsay and leo. and now in germany 2 clashes and arrests were made in berlin the marches coincide with the annual nakba day which marks the expulsion of palestinians from contested land after the state of israel was created over 70 years ago. while in greece pro palestinian supporters rallied next to the israeli embassy in athens scuffles broke out after around $500.00 activists faced off with police. also a top prosecutor at the international criminal court has warned palestinian militants as well as israel that they may both be subject to an investigation in early march of this year the court opened a probe into possible war crimes in the palestinian territories which dates back to israel's operation in the gaza strip in 2014.

i. the ongoing investigation is looking into crimes allegedly committed by individuals or groups of people israeli security forces were accused by palestinians and some activists of targeting civilians and critical infrastructure in gaza including schools and hospitals palestinian militants on the other hand were also accused of firing indiscriminately into israeli civilian populated areas the 2 sides reacted quite differently to the launch of the investigation with palestinians hailing it as quote necessary and urgent while israel rejected the allegations and refused to

cooperate altogether with the i.c.c. calling into question its authority and jurisdiction both those sentiments were echoed by guests we interviewed earlier. and the international community is doing nothing to stop israel they are just what the watching even condemnation the security council is a lot of info to the palestinians or they are hopeless they are helpless and they feel this but it and this is what led to is available this is it is it and is trying to find a way to the cancer. and see what i see just a guess as are the other way think the british. general to take his place next month and they think that he could change the. decision of the one who was supposed to become. general organ so that listen even to hear of the court of heart the heart is almost a you do not know well gump you know she's

a muslim it's us biased on the 1st floor even speaking above i'm going to answer or soon as she's briskly the fact that she was raised in the will simply because they could be deeply in the semi jewish decisions we do look at spirit and judgement to be made by the score monoliths their high supreme court of usury we are judging on steroids of git to be a lot of times no you have problems with the bad behavior all. we jump to mutiny we sure what we. now in other news how would you like a free lift to get your covered vaccine and then a burger to reward you after you've had it that's the plan of the white house which is recruited over at mcdonalds among others to drive up covert shot rates it's all part of president joe biden's ambitious target to vaccinate 70 percent of us adults

by the 4th of july is the take of archies dimitri pollack. have you heard about these things called covert vaccines yeah apparently they're all the craze right now i mean i wouldn't 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 it 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 vaccine 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. on them pretty jewels and welcome to legal who take begins where i tried to convince my family to take the cold with betsy 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 lockdowns social distancing and hearing about vaccinations day and night even if you've already

followed all the steps. irish nationalist leaders have accused the british prime minister of shielding former soldiers from justice over a number of killings in belfast in 1971 earlier boris johnson and the secretary of state for northern ireland apologized on behalf of the u.k. government for mistakes of the past but not everybody is convinced by these words the government profoundly regrets and he's truly saw it for these events but how investigations of these terrible events were handled i mean for the additional time but 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 ground for irish today that is not an air that is sheer bloody murder while the secretary of state asked the prime minister to come out of hiding come with me meet the baltimore farm 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 families and to this house will he take responsibility as prime minister and show the victims the respect they so obviously deserve it. earlier a court declared that 10 civilians killed in belfast 50 years ago in disputed shootings involving british soldiers were entirely innocent it found the british army responsible for 9 of the 10 deaths in bali murphy massacre in august of 1971 which included a mother of 8 and a catholic priest giving last rites to a wounded man however this week the u.k. government unveiled plans for new laws to address the legacy of the past in northern ireland it includes blocking former soldiers from prosecution for any killings committed before 1908 good friday peace deal but alistair mcdonald former leader of the as as d.l.p. an irish nationalist party in northern ireland says families of the bally murphy

victims deserve a detailed investigation and sincere apology from london these were all terrorists these were not people who were who were engaged. and the sort of illegal activity are militant activity there were people trying to go about their daily lives. some of the people were shot were people who went to the other innocent people that were shot. it was very brutal the families have spent 50 years i just hating for justice what people are looking for no you is some sort of a cut ability and a genuine apology from the prime minister and they accepted. the army were to a wrong here on murderous in their intention would have gone a long way towards them towards old and tried to but nobody but a how far to really apology. is seen as just out on

a space sickly people are not happy with the people feeling that it's don't since a year that's all for this hour fly back with your world news headlines in just about 30 minutes so stay tuned. well the pandemic no certainly no borders and is blind to nationalities. has emerged little to be we don't look like the whole world peace to. judge a. commentary classes like this. you

better we should. everyone is contributing to each her own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenge is great with the response has been so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race move this on all sides very dramatic developments only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. to. our.

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