storm but israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu is a no mood to rein in his powerful military and. we will continue for as long as it takes to bring back peace to you the citizens of israel it will still take some time even as he spoke palestinian youths and this really security forces clashed in the west bank a reminder that prolonging the conflict carries the risk of broadening it well did you correspondent dina chinoy has the latest from washington we have seen this many times many countries council members do think that israel's actions are illegal and that its use of deadly force is this reporter only harsh and the ones who think this way are building up some pressure on israel but at the same time there are some countries who usually use its veto power against israel related to u.n. security council resolutions u.s. ambassador to the u.n. in that unless greenfield for example said this sunday during the u.n. security council meeting that the united states would be ready to broker a cease fire if the 2 sides seek it and this is a very unlikely therefore the security council m

fighting must stop but israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu is a no mood to reign in his powerful military and. will continue 1st long as it takes to bring back peace to you the citizens of israel it will still take some time. even as he spoke palestinian youth and this really security forces clashed in the west bank a reminder that prolonging the conflict carries the risk of broadening it. for the view from washington we have to do views coverly not she moyes standing by for us i can only know well the un security council has been meeting virtually on the conflict now is there any hope of a breakthrough. not really a problem we have seen this many times in former years many council members do think that israel's actions are illegal and that its use of deadly force is proportionately harsh and the ones who don't think the way our buildings the pressure on israel but at the same time as we know the united states already has vetoed any action against israel the last we heard from 8 the u.s. during the u.n. security council meeting was that the united states would be ready to broker

the happening right now are and we also heard israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu last night again that the operation would continue as long as it's necessary. tony as you well know there's been fear of more communal violence within israel after friday prayers give us a sense of the atmosphere there at this point. i think police and security israeli police and security they're bracing for more violence and riots you can can say tonight as you've seen in previous nights you have to look at who is. doing such so you know we're talking here about some. jewish israeli individuals that are taking part in such riots and you know in israel and all that comes throughout all the communities and people i talk to people are very shocked by this violence what is happening there prime minister binyamin netanyahu has even said you know fighting the war on 2 fronts and i think a lot of people for them this takes release and to stage at least for those who are not under constant rocket barrage because this is really shocking what's happening and there are groups now and organizations that are call

president joe biden has spoken with israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu by phone how are prospects for a cease fire looking. well we understand according to the readout by the white house that u.s. president joe biden has expressed his concern of the civilian courts in in the conflict here but he also expresses concern over the safety and security of journalists according to the region but he also reiterated again his strong support for israel's right to self-defense prime minister binyamin netanyahu has said in his statement or just that it's raised doing everything everything to avoid harming civilians in this conflict and the proof of that would be that israel is calling residents in gaza to evacuate buildings before they are being bombed now as to the diplomatic efforts international efforts have been very slow and pushing for a cease fire at least publicly i mean there have been a lot of statements but again the focus is on the regional efforts here understand that egypt and the activists are negotiating on. a ceasefire but we don't know at what stage are there also some inter

president joe biden has spoken with israel's binyamin netanyahu and expressed his support for a cease fire. deal with. the emotional and physical scars for so many children gaza as their world crumbles around them. also ahead a cyclon forces hundreds of thousands from their homes in western india and makes the fight against coronavirus even tougher. daybreak has brought more israeli air strikes on gaza. this was the gaza skyline in the past hour or so it's now just after 7 in the morning there. and this was a scene late on monday night there been more than 30 israeli airstrikes during the night and into tuesday morning the conflict between israel and hamas is into a 2nd week with the death toll past 200 mostly palestinians in gaza there's no end in sight for the enclaves 2000000 residents with diplomatic efforts to reach a cease fire all but stuart. only on monday israel destroyed a building that housed gaza's religious affairs ministry and killed a senior commander of islamic jihad 15 kilometers of hamas' tunnel network were also targeted and there was severe damage to catalyze red c

well that's right i mean that and prime minister binyamin netanyahu has again said that he has a lot of backing by the international community at the same time days the sense here that the window of maneuvering for israel to continue this operation is also becoming smaller but again prime minister binyamin netanyahu not only looking at international pressure he also has to keep an eye on the domestic situation and there's also a lot of pressure from people within his space or from other people that he should continue there's a sense that you know hamas should learn a lesson that there should be deterrence really after this round off hostilities and so security cutting that ended today we're not really sure whether they talked about possibilities or proposals that might be discussed behind behind the scenes to egypt since our. team together with other countries between hamas and israel of course this also the u.s. envoy is still here in the country trying to mediate but at the moment there are conflicting reports whether you know this means there are actually proposals that are being

search for survivors continues as more israeli air strikes how the gaza and prime minister binyamin netanyahu says the military campaign against hamas is continuing after all force also coming on the show to a vote for assembly members to shape a new constitution a legal framework which will sweep away the last of dating back to the dark days of dictatorship. so i'm claire richardson a very warm welcome to the show we start with the latest developments in what is now a 7 day conflict between israel and palestinian militants prime minister benjamin netanyahu has told israel that attacks are continuing at full force and will take time to complete he was speaking as international diplomatic efforts toward a cease fire gather pace the u.n. security council has debated the conflict virtually but without issuing a statement and while diplomats talk the violence continues. rocket streaking into the sky as hamas continues its attacks on israel wrecked buildings and burned out cars proof that not all missiles are intercepted by israel's defenses. even in car moments the tension is palpable. now it her

desperate search for survivors has more israeli air strikes planned gaza and prime minister binyamin netanyahu says the military campaign against hamas is continuing at full force also coming up on the program. shooting votes for assembly members to shape a new constitution a legal framework which will sweep away those dating back to the dark days off the dictatorship. and in this league of football dortmund punch their ticket to the champions league next season minus with one match day left to play. i'm pablo foley yes welcome to the program we begin with the latest developments in the conflict between israel and the palestinians prime minister binyamin netanyahu has told israel that attacks in gaza are continuing at quote full force and will take time to complete he was speaking as international diplomatic efforts towards a cease fire gather pace the u.n. security council is debating the conflict virtually and while diplomats talk there's no end in sight to the violence. rocket streaking into the sky as hamas continues its attacks on israel. wrecked buildings and burned out cars proof that n

more israeli airstrikes pound several areas of gaza city prime minister binyamin netanyahu says the military campaign against hamas is continuing our full force also coming up on the program. cheney votes for assembly members to shape a new constitution a legal framework which will sweep away those dating back to the dark days of dictatorship. didn't go in this league of football dortmund punch their ticket to the champions league next season beating minds with one match they left to play. welcome to the program we begin with the latest developments in the conflict between israel and the palestinians prime minister binyamin netanyahu has told israel that attacks in gaza are continuing quote full force and will take time to complete u.n. security council talks ended without agreement on a public statement but the u.n. secretary general antonio would have fish warned of a quote unquote uncontainable security and humanitarian crisis. israeli air strikes a lot of the night sky at one point dozens every few minutes creating another sleepless night in the gaza strip there is so far little news of

this is d w news and these are our top stories israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu says the military campaign in gaza is continuing at full force and will take time to complete meanwhile medical sources in gaza say israeli airstrikes on the territory have killed dozens more people hummus have been firing hundreds more rockets into israel. chileans are heading to the polls in a 2nd day of voting to elect lawmakers who will create a new constitution antigovernment protests 2 years ago centered on demands for a new legal framework the existing arrangements date back decades to the autocratic rule of gen i will still. nearly 2 thirds of japanese say the tokyo lympics should be counseled according to a new poll a 4th wave of corona virus infections means a state of emergency is already in force in the tokyo area only one percent of the population has been fully vaccinated this is deja vu news from berlin you can find out much more on our website that's g w dot com. and . i could hardly believe it after months of travel restrictions i left berlin and drove up to the baltic sea coast. is su

ating between the warring factions but we also have heard again from the israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu last night in the statement that the operation would take as long as necessary so at the moment we have no indication when those mediation meditation efforts will see any results tony thank you so much w's jerusalem correspondent tonya kramer. well within israel the conflict is fueling confrontations in some communities as mobs those of arabs and jews confront each other on the streets simmering tensions in several mixed cities are boiling over into violence for there was a brutal attack on the streets of. a group of far right israelis pull an arab man out of his car and b 10 was mob attacks as well in the city of this surveillance footage shows palestinian youths attacking an orthodox jew. elsewhere clashes erupted between arabs and israeli police. the violence is fueling fears that israel could be headed for civil war. jews and arabs who live side by side in israel's so-called mixed cities are deeply concerned paul farmer i felt it was never like this at this scale never. used to be

that bruise under the surface and at some point it erupts and i think that the years under binyamin netanyahu has control over israeli society under his leadership of hatred and incitement this is what brought us to this point and she did we are in a situation where i hope it will be possible for things to calm down but i'm not sure it's awful simply awful to have to sit down with some of the spago might think both hamas and the government adding fuel to the fire. i think it's part sides and it's a shame because i really think most people ordinary citizens want peace and quiet as it were up to me but they were at the front but sides there was no attempt to calm things down but rather the opposite was. the situation got completely out of hand. so so much of it's i mean closely tell you go let's find out now what the situation is in gaza are we can go now to journalist. who is in gaza city is joining us on the phone or has an israel has hinted moments ago that a possible ground invasion of gaza might be imminent we understand there is a buildup of israeli troops can you tell us what the situati

intercepted by israel's defense system israel says it responded with targeted strikes prime minister binyamin netanyahu says they will continue as long as it takes to restore security and they're having success. about this i've received your views about many attacks against thomas and islamic jihad they received blows they did not expect i have no doubt that we set them back many years. israel says it's targeting leaders of the militant hamas movement that governs gaza and a system of tunnels used to move weapons. but continued israeli airstrikes on gaza a fueling a humanitarian crisis most of the dead in gaza civilians and thousands of people were cut off from clean water and have no access to medicines hospitals are already struggling with the cove a daunting pandemic a stretched to the limits efforts and now an overdrive of the united nations to try and find a diplomatic solution to the crisis france's drafted a security council resolution calling for a ceasefire but there is disagreement among council nations on the best way forward the palestinian ambassador to the u.n. is demanding action. this i

ating between the warring factions but we also have heard again from the israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu last night in the statement that the operation would take as long as necessary so at the moment we have no indication when those mediation meditation efforts will see any results tony thank you so much w's jerusalem correspondent tonya kramer well for more on the humanitarian situation in gaza let's bring in latish he's gaza director of the un relief and works agency responsible for the welfare of palestine refugees he joins us from gaza city thanks for being with us mr small to give us a sense of the humanitarian situation in gaza right now. good morning to you terry and thank you for giving me others over to join it is we'll talk about this situation is a mixture of things there is this bear yesterday was the 1st day or eat off them ramadan and i think people are in despair that they cannot celebrate this religious festivity that is so important there is people terrifying after 3 days and 3 nights of intense rockets from here but intense problem are getting into gaza people are terr

precaution israel says energy needs will continue to be met and opponents of israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu say they're freezing talks on forming a coalition to unseat him after israel's inconclusive election. check on some other stories making headlines around the world today thousands of colombians have demonstrated in the capital bogota for the fifteenth's consecutive day of unrest the protests were sparked by anger over tax reforms but quickly spread to fury over police brutality the country's human rights and what's been says at least $42.00 people have died and more than $160.00 have gone missing since the protests began. republicans in the u.s. house of representatives have vowed to remove fellow party member loose cheney from a top position wyoming republican has been under pressure for her repeated criticism of former president on trial for the vote cheney was the 3rd highest ranking house republican. and western powers of accuse china of massive crimes against the weaker muslim minority during a u.n. sponsored virtual meeting britain's un ambassador called situation in province on

israeli arab person was shot and killed that has to throw the tensions the israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu declared now this city is as an emergency as sown and what's a very controversial decision there will be additional forces that are usually stationed in the occupied west bank will be sent there what do you have to say that is really our community has been very active and protesting what has been happening here in the last weeks when it comes to actions and it's true slim. the un's special coordinator for the middle east tanya says there is a danger of all out war what is being done to prevent the. well there have been a lot of calls fine now by the international community by several countries trying to deescalate what happened in previous rounds of conflict was that their web mediation efforts going on behind the scenes many by activists like the you and for example egypt or cutter between hamas the militant groups and to mediate between them and israel at the moment if you don't get the sense you know how this cycle of violence will be broken what kind of you know space for maneuver

leaders of the militant hamas movement and its systems of tunnels inside gaza prime minister binyamin netanyahu says they will continue as long as it takes to be stall security about this i've received your views about many attacks against thomas and islamic jihad they received blows they did not expect i have no doubt that we set them back many years. but for sushi and the many all the children caught up in this conflict the trauma could last even longer. and the germany's foreign minister heiko must address the israeli palestinian crisis this is what he said i like yes 1st of all the rocket terror of hamas must stop so that the bloodshed and and the weapons finally fall silent that remains our top priority must not only here for us in germany but for the entire european union work and only in this way can the humanitarian aid get to the civilian population in the gaza strip that too is part of the truth that we need to improve the humanitarian situation of the people in gaza to prevent hamas from being able to exploit them for its own notions of visa mention mobilise here and that was the ger

at the moment because 6 contradictory reports we're getting his so we heard prime minister binyamin netanyahu saying once again that this military campaign or peroration against hamas in gaza is continuing despite international pressure and also despite the humanitarian situation in gaza that's deteriorating by the minute and i think he's also addressing with this the domestic scene here a lot of people within his own base that would like to see a continuation of this military campaign in gaza i would like to see a decisive victory off israel over hamas and to end it once and for all that's what i've heard a lot of times without really knowing what that actually means but at the same time knowing that we know that mitigation efforts continuing behind the scenes we know that egypt is most likely. between hamas and is to out and also i like the united nations and other countries but it's very difficult to see at the moment where these negotiations are these mediations and whether we are close so they're still far away from the ceasefire but i do want to ask you more about those key arab players

this is d w news and these are our top stories israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu says the military campaigning gaza is continuing at full force and will take time to complete meanwhile medical sources in gaza say israeli airstrikes on the territory have killed dozens more people. have been firing hundreds more rockets into israel . chileans are heading to the polls.

fighting must stop but israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu is a no mood to reign in his powerful military and. will continue 1st long as it takes to bring back peace to you the citizens of israel it will still take some time even as he spoke palestinian youths and israeli security forces clashed in the west bank a reminder that prolonging the conflict carries the risk of broadening it. and for more let's bring in your kramer in jerusalem and our washington bureau chief at all sunny i'd like to start with you we've had reports of more attacks by both israel and hamas in the last few hours what more can you tell us. well there have been still incoming rockets fired into southern israel mainly but you seen also lots of . rockets in the late afternoon to it's the cities in the south to best. start at the same time as strikes continue into gaza and the scene today it was a difficult day for gaza with many casualties then also very long rescue mission to retreat people from under the rubble of a presidential building that was targeted in the morning and hospitals saying they are overwh

yeah i mean it's right by benyamin netanyahu the prime minister binyamin netanyahu to explain and justify basically not explain. the violence happening. 2 words dependence and yet innocence is including the police said protester to include. in the past few days as you have seen increasingly using live ammunition yes said they encourage cannot engineering. and severely injuring. tens of protestors and the lead we have seen and to children shocked last night also so it's basically trying to justify all of these actions by. the israeli police troops we have obtained and tenant communications between jewish extreme and expects islamists revealing the need to enforce to bring masses that do good us to the cities including simplest from the west bank. so i tak and to are going to rise against palestinian citizens and neighborhoods we issued letters to the israeli attorney general to top israeli police commanders over the past several days with these evidence calling on them to act immediately to end police and jewish mob violence 1 and israeli police in action against and in some cases we have

desperate search for survivors has more israeli air strikes planning to gaza and prime minister binyamin netanyahu says the military campaign against hamas is continuing full force also coming up on the program. shooting votes for assembly members to shape a new constitution a legal framework which will sweep away those dating back to.

fire between israel and palestinian militants biden's phone call with israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu came as israeli jets unleashed another barrage of air strikes on gaza palestinian militant group hamas has continued to fire rockets at israeli cities well than 200 people the vast majority of them palestinians have been killed and over a week of violence. israeli airstrikes hit gaza early on tuesday morning. it's the 8th day of fighting between israel and hamas militants. in gaza the casualties are mounting many of them civilians. gaza's hospitals already struggling with the coded 1900 pandemic a stretch to them that. this small girl is among the injured. and this boy has lost several members of his family. the bombardment of destroyed homes and displaced tens of thousands of people the humanitarian situation is deteriorating the power supply across gaza has been reduced to 6 to 8 hours per day on average the number of phaedra lives not functioning that it turns disrupts the provision of health care you know the basic services water hygiene and sanitation. israel says it's targeting

desperate search for survivors goes on after another round of airstrikes israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu tells his people the campaign against hamas militants continues out in force. also coming up on the show india struggles to deal with huge numbers of covert 19 dad villagers find hundreds of bodies washed up along the banks of the river ganges just.

moment they're really contradicting reports we're getting here it's true that prime minister binyamin netanyahu has said he wants to continue this this fight the pressure that is certainly mounting from the international community because also off the humanitarian situation in gaza that's to tear it up by the minute but he will also look at his domestic policies here there are a lot of people who want him to continue this operation to achieve a decisive victory for israel now we understand that egypt and other countries united nations are meant all kind of efforts behind the scenes also the u.s. special envoy. is still in the country trying to mediate this so i think we have to wait and see whether this will achieve any results because we are getting hit really conflicting reports whether it be a new no or a still bit off from the cease fire so this domestic considerations are of course crucial in understanding the conflict you know has led like to go back to you in washington d.c. and ask what kind of pressure the biden administration is facing at home to try to put a stop to the conflict. rig

say they will defend themselves of course and we heard in public statements prime minister binyamin netanyahu saying that they want to continue this campaign there is of course international pressure to come at some point to a cease fire but i think there are also domestic considerations here there's the sense that this time there needs to be really a decisive achievement against hamas they are continuing also finding rockets so it's unclear when israel will actually go for a cease fire disappoint and what can you tell us about any diplomatic efforts that are currently underway. well there are so many conflicting reports coming out and you have to read between the lines of it but we know there are mediation efforts going on behind the scenes you know the united nations here the u.n. special envoy here in jerusalem is involved in of course also egypt egypt has established channels they've done this before in previous rounds of hostilities also during the previous 3 wars between hamas and is well so they have a leverage their response have an interest as well and we also understand jordan's kin

at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu has failed to form a government the failure prolongs israel's political deadlock and could jeopardize netanyahu is run as the country's longest serving prime minister president ruben rivlin is now likely to give one of netanyahu is rivals a chance to form a government. the leader of spain's left wing. iglesias has announced his retirement from politics it follows a poor showing in madrid regional elections which saw a landslide we need for the conservative people's party iglesias is credited with helping and decay to party politics in spite of. french far right leader. has been acquitted all of breaking hate speech laws the charges stem from tweets she posted in 2015 all of islam makes the islamic state atrocities and said she tweeted the images after a prominent french journalist compared to the islamist militant group. a german social media project is i mean to connect young people with the legacy of one of the country's most famous and 100 nazi activists sophie sure was executed by

this is d w news and these are our top stories israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu says the military campaigning gaza is continuing at full force and will take time to complete meanwhile medical sources in gaza say israeli airstrikes on the territory have killed dozens more people hummus have been firing hundreds more rockets into israel. chileans are heading to the polls in.

more israeli airstrikes pound several areas of gaza city prime minister binyamin netanyahu says the military campaign against hamas is continuing a full force also coming up on the program. cheney votes for assembly members to shape a new constitution a legal framework which will sweep away those.

something that brews under the surface and at some point it erupts and i think that the years under binyamin netanyahu has control over israeli society under his leadership of hatred and incitement this is what brought us to this point and she did we are in a situation where i hope it will be possible for things to calm down but i'm not sure it's awful simply awful to have to sit down the farmers for what i think both hamas and our government adding fuel to the fire. i think it's part sides and it's a shame because i really think most people ordinary citizens want peace and quiet is what i mean but they were at that point both sides there was no attempt to calm things down but rather the opposite we saw the situation got completely out of hand . so somewhat soviet's i mean literally go and let's get more now we're joined by reporter shannon resign as shani there are reports of more missiles being shot at israel what more do we know. well what we're seeing is the hamas attempting and partially succeeding in basically shutting off israeli skies for civil traffic they have managed to get israel to close

on monday night from the community by a jewish best and president the israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu has now declared this city in a state of the merchant sea and has ordered reinforcements in the city to restore calm as he sent ok well with all that happening the u.n. as we mentioned is warning of a full scale war could break out what efforts are being made to prevent. well we have heard a lot of statements now also by the united nations and international community calling for the de escalation it is unclear at the moment whether you know both sides have an interest now at this particular time to deescalate what happens using what you've seen in previous found at least behind the scenes mediation efforts usually going on between brokered by actors like egypt qatar and the united nations and others trying to mediate between the militant factions in gaza and israel but at the moment you know it's not clear whether this is happening and what kind of political maneuvering what space is staring to end those facilities at that particular point now in time. turn your thank you that was the

why did he send the public stage statements we're hearing that the israeli government binyamin netanyahu the prime minister has said that very clearly again yesterday they feel they still have to support of many countries international community especially also from the u.s. to continue the military campaign. could assume that also there is domestic considerations in this equation there's a lot of pressure here to achieve something with this contain not just stuck in the middle as some people you have told me to have a decisive victory so to speak and to end and once and for all it's not quite clear what he's meant by this and also the military has said they want to continue as long as they can continue to degrade the military military capabilities of hamas and islamic jihad now it's turning in conclusion calls for cease fire are growing what can you tell us about any diplomatic efforts that are underway but it's very hard you know to get any solid information at the moment a lot of reports you know the united nations special envoy. is in talks that it's also the traditional role here bu

leaders of the militant hamas movement and its systems of tunnels inside gaza prime minister binyamin netanyahu says they will continue as long as it takes to be store security. i've received your views about many attacks against hamas and islamic jihad they received blows they did not expect i have no doubt that we set them back many years. but for sushi and the many other children caught up in this conflict the trauma could last even longer. let's go straight to jerusalem where we find comes bought into time crying not welcome time it will start with the children clearly the fighting is taking a toll on the children on both sides of this conflict. but absolutely it's devastating as seen and every poor if you look at gaza if you're a person today 20 years old you probably haven't had the chance to see anything else but gaza because there has been a close a locket imposed by israel also partially by egypt since 2007 ever since hamas took power in gaza and this during this time today and young people have seen at least 3 wars and now this force escalation and several other escalation it's never

gaza that is a 9 also that the political statements that he heard from prime minister binyamin netanyahu and also defense minister. that they think they should continue this operation and also they think they still have to support of the international community despite the fact that this mounting pressure because of what you just heard the humanitarian situation deteriorating in gaza we know that calls for a cease fire international calls they are growing what can you tell us about any diplomatic efforts that are underway i mean is it is it working at all in israel. well there are still conflicting reports we have nothing really for sure that you can tell you we know that conversations going on to send from the poets of the united nations special envoy is talking to all sides egypt is involved in this as you use it to have done this in previous rounds of hostilities. but at the moment there's no tangible idea whether you know there's serious talks about proposal that might be on the table and whether both sides are prepared to go for a cease fire anytime soon. be used when you came to wi

happened today well absolutely they gave a rather short statement just earlier and prime minister binyamin netanyahu said that. the militant groups in gaza will pay a heavy price and they will continue to do so the i.d.f. chief of staff said that over $500.00 targets in gaza where hit and prime minister netanyahu was also saying that this will take some time to bring back safety here to the people in israel and there is concern that this is just the beginning that this could continue to escalate to what are you hearing. yeah we are expecting somehow that this might intensify even overnight there are some reports in the gazan media saying that israel has want to target more of the high rise buildings that are mostly also residential buildings in gaza and hamas and islamic jihad have already said if that happens they will continue to strike areas like television even further north so this would be a further escalation what is already a very tense situation so to speak so it seems there's not much room for maneuvering right now. nobody is actually capable of breaking this cycle at the moment. with the

israel says and its systems of tunnels inside gaza prime minister binyamin netanyahu says they will continue as long as it takes to restore security. i've received reviews of our many attacks against thomas and islamic jihad they received blows they did not expect i have no doubt that we set them back many years. but for susi and the many other children caught up in this conflict the trauma could last even longer. more mars 9 communications officer with save the children who we saw in that or welcome to you clearly this conflict is taking a toll on children while you see. thank you very much for having me again i mean it's unfortunate that it's very sad that this conflict is continuing to now this is that in a day and children continued for. 64 then killed now until now in gaza and more than 450 injured and we're. children they will live with the trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder which will affect them for years to come i mean the fear and anxiety and sleeplessness we are seeing. the children we talked to they tell us they had they're having nightmares they're i'm shivering consisten

hamas and gaza that is a 9 also that the political statements that he heard from prime minister binyamin netanyahu and also defense minister. that they think they should continue this operation and also they think they still have to support of the international community despite the fact that this mounting pressure because of what you just heard the humanitarian situation deteriorating in council we know that calls for a cease fire international calls they are growing what can you tell us about any diplomatic efforts that are underway i mean is it is it working at all in israel. well there are still conflicting reports we have nothing really for sure that you can tell you we know that conversations going on to send from reports that the united nations special envoy to slim is talking to all sides egypt is involved in this as usually they have to understand previous rounds of hostilities. but at the moment there's no tangible idea whether you know they're serious talks about proposal that might be on the table and whether both sides are prepared to go for a cease fire any time soon if you don't use

intercepted by israel's defense system israel says it responded with targeted strikes prime minister binyamin netanyahusays they will continue as long as it takes to restore security and they're having success. about this i've received your views about many attacks against thomas and islamic jihad they received blows they did not expect i have no doubt that we set them back many years. israel says it's targeting leaders of the militant hamas movement that governs gaza and a system of tunnels used to move weapons. but continued israeli airstrikes on gaza a fueling a humanitarian crisis most of the dead in gaza civilians and thousands of people were cut off from clean water and have no access to medicines hospitals are already struggling with the cove a daunting pandemic a stretched to the limits efforts and now an overdrive of the united nations to try and find a diplomatic solution to the crisis france's drafted a security council resolution calling for a ceasefire but there is disagreement among council nations on the best way forward the palestinian ambassador to the u.n. is demanding action. this is

leaders as he holds consultation on who should be asked to form a new government prime minister binyamin netanyahu failed to assemble a coalition ahead of an overnight deadline of internal matter of from a us police of a former us police officer convicted of murdering george floyd is asking for a new trial that it show vince lawyers are actually misconduct by prosecutors and by jurors chauvin was found guilty of 2nd degree murder and manslaughter last month in what was seen as a milestone rolling. in a group of activists has filed a criminal complaint in germany against president alexander lukashenko and members of his regime for crimes against humanity they say they have documented move 100 examples of violence and systematic torture the alleged abuses happens during the government crackdown in protest against discredited elections which the president claimed to have won last year the cases being brought in germany on the principle of your universal jurisdiction which allows countries to prosecute crimes against humanity wherever they are committed. or rowland croucher as one of the lawyers who h

that bruise under the surface and at some point it erupts and i think that the years under binyamin netanyahu has control over israeli society under his leadership of hatred and incitement this is what brought us to this point and she did we are in a situation where i hope it will be possible for things to calm down but i'm not sure it's awful simply awful to have to sit down with some of us but again i think both hamas and our government adding fuel to the fire. i think it's both sides and it's a shame because i really think most people ordinary citizens want peace and quiet. i mean what they were at the front both sides there was no attempt to calm things down but rather the opposite we saw the situation got completely out of hand. so so much of it so we closely tell a go so i don't know what the situation is to be correspondent on your cramer is in tel aviv for you tanya what are you were hearing about this reports these reports about a possible ground mission in gaza what can you tell us. well from what we understand and what we're seeing here is a very intensive campaign app on bachmann

leaders of the militant hamas movement and its systems of tunnels inside gaza prime minister binyamin netanyahu says they will continue as long as it takes to restore security. i've received your views about many attacks against thomas and islamic jihad they received blows they did not expect i have no doubt that we set them back many years. but for susi and the many other children caught up in this conflict the trauma could last even longer. as going straight to jerusalem where we find a w correspondent a tiny crime a welcome time you will start with the children clearly the fighting is taking a toll on the children on both sides of this conflict. well absolutely it's devastating as seen and every poor if you look at gaza if you're a person today 20 years old you probably haven't had the chance to see anything else but gaza because there has been a close a blockade imposed by israel also partially by egypt since 2007 ever since hamas took power in gaza and this during this time today and young people have seen at least 3 wars and now this force escalation and several other escalation it's neve

compound with aides at least 80 people have been taken to hospital where they are prime minister binyamin netanyahu spoke about the violence in. some of what we talked about it was a long struggle this taking place in the heart of jerusalem this is not a new struggle this is a struggle between intolerance and tolerance between lawbreaking and violence and law and order the struggle is not new because it has transpired over jerusalem and the heart of jerusalem for centuries since the rise of the monotheistic religions for years one side ruled and excluded the 2 others and sometimes they changed in the same thing happened you can say that in the long history of jerusalem only under israeli sovereignty since 1967 we are witnessing a continuous and stable secure period in which we are working to ensure freedom of worship and tolerance for all. well neither abraham is live for us in ramallah in the occupied west bank 1st all those sorts of harry false that he's outside the mosque. a harry we're hearing there from the israeli prime minister talking about a struggle which he told her incidentally runs the

leaders from both sides of traded accusations israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu called the soaring violence and the same violence is intolerable for many sides on the palestinian authority president said israeli aggression and the occupation of palestinian lands have crossed every line correspondent from our sister reports from gaza. but even in his worst nightmares barak couldn't have imagined that he would lose his family in one of the israeli rocket strikes on gaza grief will accompany him all his life the spectacle of the last goodbye has become part of the memory aggravated by paying for hospital is a frequent witness to the grief of families of the victims who leave from here on their final journey. the rockets attacks multiple injuries were sustained to different parts of the body wounding the head stomach and limbs more than half of the injuries to this extent will cause victims to become totally disabled omar hamaha the al yacoobi is a palestinian her house was partially destroyed and became uninhabitable she thanks god that she managed to leave it before the rocket attack

latter has been the focus of some of the fiercest fighting leading the israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu to declare a state of emergency in that city. in this mixed arab and jewish town 3 synagogues numerous shops were reportedly told. by the arab community broke out some residents reporters in their homes on petrol bombs were thrown through their windows local mayor has likened the situation to that of a civil war this is the 1st time emergency powers have been used against the arab community in israel since the end of the military administration in 1966 early on wednesday morning a rocket fell in love with killing a man and a child. riots have also gripped jerusalem for a 5th day in a row this is the worst on the rest of the city has seen india's. 2 confrontation between palestinians and israeli police 1st began over restricted access to a key holy site during the month of ramadan as well as the possible eviction of palestinians from their homes in the in east jerusalem more than a 1000 palestinians have been injured in the past few days in that part of the city . well meanwhile hamas

this will continue an eye for an eye everybody will end up blind or dead the way this is going binyamin netanyahu has said that this will continue the hostility will continue for years as long as necessary how can you see an end with that mentality from both sides that they blame the other side they think they're morally right. this moral equivalence that you're suggesting is utterly wrong last monday out of nowhere hamas started shooting rockets at jerusalem and across israel that's the fact and you know that so there's no equivalence no symmetry they started shooting rockets in israel we did not shoot rockets on hamas but if they think that they'll decide the moment that it starts but also the side the moment they're wrong when you attack israel you should know that we will decide when it ends and it will end when hamas and its facilities and its commanders are neutralized mr bennett i greatly appreciate you coming on r.t. thank you so much for your time. and it is my guest former israeli defense minister we have to wrap it up i'm afraid of that back with updates and often. are.