so we haven't heard a lot from the government will we hear briefings from the health ministry sometimes promising that in the more he himself doesn't has never once in his 7 years of being in power held a press conference and taken questions from journalists but what we did hear from the government on monday is that they are very much going ahead with a massive multi-billion dollar project some of it you can see behind me to reconstruct the historic out of central new delhi they are rebuilding a full kilometer stretch which houses some of the country's most iconic buildings including the presidential palace which is ahead of me they're building a new parliament they're building a new residence for the prime minister and on monday they announced this very strict deadline that the prime minister's new residence has to be built by the end of next year and there was so much criticism that the government can go ahead with such a big project not just that environmental clearances were pushed through without proper consultation but that they can spend this kind of money that it can have worked

please direct your questions to the ministry responsible the federal ministry for the environment, nature conservation, a nuclear safety. the environment ministry was quick to respond. the federal government contributes to the disposal of chemical weapons through the federal ministry of finance as to the clearance of contaminated ground. here the regional government and not the federal government are responsible. this is currently not on the federal agenda. many contaminated sites belong to the german government, like to form a look in its munitions plant. in ne, germany where chemical weapons were manufactured up until 945 geologist, you'll probably see for the 1st time he's interested in the site because it was laid out in a similar way to form a war, munitions factory and very he studied properties such as this one managed by the institute for federal real estate, b r to highs and lisa coleman are in charge of administration and safety here. this is the only bunker not to be blow, not but the soviet army after the war. play he lost those cameras. this was used for mustard gas, which wa

but again, if you look at what the government is doing, the health ministry spoke. people was saying that the government is still doing everything. it can now to bring as much oxygen and to the country and transport it using planes using the indian air force using trains. because as we've been reporting, people are continuing to lose their lives from oxygen shortages. and more criticism lays as being level that the government that's right. following the government is going ahead with a huge project to rebuild one of the most iconic areas, which also has the indian parliament building, which was built by the british in the $930.00 that was announced on monday that the project which is going to cost more than $2000000000.00 and include a new home for the prime minister that the prime minister's new residence will be completed by the end of next year. now, despite they being a very strict locked out in delhi, with only essential services are allowed and construction is only allowed to work live on the premises. work as being bossed into the big, central new delhi. and

please direct your questions to the ministry responsible the federal ministry for the environment, nature conservation, a nuclear safety environment. ministry was quit to respond. the federal government contributes to the disposal of chemical weapons through the federal ministry of finance as to the clearance of contaminated ground. here the regional government and not the federal government are responsible. this is currently not on the federal agenda. many contaminated sites belong to the german government. like to form a looking, it's musicians plant in ne germany where chemical weapons were manufactured, up until 945 geologist, you'll probably see for the 1st time he's interested in fine because it was laid out in a similar way to form a war, munitions factory and very he studied properties such as this one managed by the institute for federal real estate b, r to highs and lisa men are in charge of administration and safety here. this is the only bunker not to be blow, not but the soviet army after the war. player he lost does come was this was used for master gather, which was transpo

concerning india, a fungal infection affecting children. 1900 patients health ministry mix of mandatory for states to identify and track every case ah a new days come in, gaza the deceased fire and hopes for an extended break in fighting between israelis and palestinians. 11, a war left more than 250 people dead. most of them palestinians in the gaza strip. israeli prime ministers claimed victory over hamas saying group has paid a heavy price for its aggression. now we're going to cross to our team of correspondence shortly. first we're going to be going to coverage with this report and how the faucet in west tourism. as the promised sci fi became a reality in gaza, there was a sense of liberation from days of destructive deadly strikes and artillery. also a celebration of what, how must, and its military lead him home a death say is a victory over israel. i bad, they killed young man, so my grandson was born and we called him mohammed death. we called another child, alexis thought they are in good health, they will grow up and be young men, god is greater. the families who refuge in sc

excess of 300000 well in excess and those are just the official numbers as well from the health ministry many experts estimate it will be much higher and still the hospitals just cannot cope it is the basics it's beds it's meds and it's accidents even start that are critically short in supply in some cases the military has been drafted in to assist and with the spiraling numbers india was forced to reverse its policy of 16 years and actually begin accepting some international aid. you know they're not here let. their brand tires be ridiculed. and the world around to remember it and we want it to be very powerful. and then you've got a political element to it all as well many people blaming these sorts of things these election rallies which have been held blaming them for fueling the 2nd wave with some local votes held actually over an 8 week period or prime minister modi led an aggressive election campaign in west bengal for example but his big j.p. party was and of the stinging defeat by be incumbent trinamool congress was with prom as a report now from new delhi. supporters of west ben

the federal transport ministry in berlin parliamentary state secretary stephan bilger tries answering the question. there are various legitimate interests you know that includes employees in the automotive industry as well as residents who want clean air ministry one has a ministry where of course tasked with reconciling all of these different budget amid interests and it's bad is what we are trying to do here day in and day out as was. and what of environmental interests in the transport ministry in 2019 german transport minister andrea scheuer met 11 times with representatives from the automotive industry despite requests he did not meet once with environmental groups does this and this is a huge imbalance and shows what mr scheuer stands for he stands for protecting the german car industry minister not the environment and consumers and so that's. you know a lot of real government support has shaped german industry policy for many years. since the late 1990 s. parliamentarians have discussed stricter limits on c o 2 emissions but instead of concrete rules they decide voluntary measu

some love to agents for the ministry of our emergency related then needed. right now i see it's my duty to show you some of the demons that she was actually white in one of those things where the mother, unfortunately ages between 7 and 4 years old. this is what we are dealing with right now. we are currently sorting out and get things out of the warehouse city to be transferred to the of them. and i mean, when you're watching that back, will you feel for it the time as you were recording that video showing like this is my work. this is what i need to do. even during a complet i was terrified to be honest with you, and so many of my colleagues and family members who so the video, they could actually tell me that we could hear your, your, your beth, and how scared you where i was literally the only one in the streets, going towards the warehouse to release those emergency related, reposition, the, you know, drugs and dispos events. otherwise, if those sweater released due to the fact that guns doesn't have so much stock, the minister of health doesn't have a

please direct your questions to the ministry responsible the federal ministry for the environment, nature conservation, a nuclear safety. the environment ministry was quit to respond. the federal government contributes to the disposal of chemical weapons through the federal ministry of finance as to the clearance of contaminated ground. here the regional government and not the federal government are responsible. this is currently not on the federal agenda. many contaminated sites belong to the german government. like to form a look. it's musicians plant in ne germany where chemical weapons were manufactured, up until 945 geologist. you'll probably see for the 1st time he's interested in the sign because it was laid out in a similar way to form a war, munitions factory. and very he studied properties such as this one managed by the institute for federal real estate b, r to highs and lisa lockerman are in charge of administration and safety here. this is the only bunker not to be blow, not but the soviet army after the war. play he lost does come was this was used for master gather, which w

bump into passages like second corinthians chapter 5 where paul wrote to us and said we have the ministry and the message of reconciliation. now, i understand paul first meant that was an ability to be able to come to god and be reconciled to god, and i do believe firmly that every individual can be reconciled with god, and i'm glad to share that message and ministry. but i also believe it's a challenge to each of us to work towards reconciliation where relationships are broken, we are the reconcilers, and we have a ministry and a message of reconciliation. my friend, robert turner, who's the pastor of vernon a.m.e. church in the heart of greenwood, he and i were visiting last week on the phone, talking through the things coming up in the days ahead, and as we were just chitchatting with my friend, he said i've got to tell you about my sermon that i preached a couple of weeks ago. so i said tell me all about it. he said, you know, pastor turner said i preached on matthew the tax collector, also called levi. and we spent some time talking about that. he said what i told my congregation was

and we have yearly budgets to try and help them ministry salvage. some of these drugs and medical dispose of and i just want to give you an example to date. you know, just before i joined this show, i received an appeal from the ministry of health to procure filters for him or they, unless his patients for kids specifically under the age of 13, that need their kidneys watched. without those 1225 children and guys have their lives endangered. it simply means that a single drug or a single disposable that is not available in gaza, could cause a fatality morbidity or a long term disability. that's the unfortunate situation that we actually did that . but as i've seen, you talk to reporters while you actually are operating in theater. but these shortage is a supplies. what does it mean to you when you're operating to your cliques or your writing? so it, it, it to fold. it means that you are using equipment that is well beyond its shelf life. re sterilizing surgical equipment that actually a should have been thrown away and replaced a long time ago. and

that's the moment when the building housing the interior ministry was attacked there's no word yet on any casualty figures a multi-story building that had a hamas bank in its was also leveled in a separate strike at least one $122.00 palestinians including $31.00 children have not been killed since the offensive because on monday. so. it will talk to him in just a moment about those latest strikes but 1st let's go to ramallah my colleague need to improve him who's following events for us there is it beginning to calm down there now. in the new cation where we are now right now near the legal settlement of bet el we can say that it's calm down it started coming down when it was because the sun was setting many palestinians think it's very dangerous it's even more dangerous when it's nighttime they can't see if the israeli soldiers are sneaking in from the trees over here so it really depends on the location it is still ongoing the protests are still ongoing in many different locations including in and around nablus in the north of york you fight west bank this is an area that is known

we begin with the latest escalation in the israeli palestinian conflict gaza's health ministry says that 9 people have been killed. piers to be prevailing for the moment this a live shot from gaza earlier hamas fired a barrel of rockets from the strip they were launched in response to what the group called israeli aggression in the al aqsa compound israel is hitting targets across gaza with artillery. earlier the al aqsa mosque compound islam's 3rd holiest site was the scene of a violent israeli crackdown these pictures of from inside the mosque israeli forces firing rubber coated steel bullets tear gas and sound bombs a palestinian worshippers and that's the 2nd time that israeli forces have stormed the mosque since last week. and these pictures are from in and around the compound which houses the mosque israeli security forces targeted palestinian protesters who were standing guard. system was from the palestinian red cross more than 330 people have been injured speaking earlier israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu praised the security forces for supporting what he called a just

first of all right now we are here inside the compound of ministry of health which is severely damaged last night and during bombing. we have just met there dr ashraf after that of the spokes here some of them innocent of him he told me that. that main and before the gaza strip the man that which said of his and the gaza strip has completely stopped which means all 19 tests are to stop which means that it is another new danger to beside bombing and killing that the danger of spread of. 19 another thing he mentioned that there is a shortage of disposables and the medication inside gaza gaza and he area and time national organisation by just going to hell but gaza people to speak should be in that meet the colonel in the me they can feel another point just like there there is a lot so for public works by municipality and the emergency teams they are in a moving some rubble of the from the main roads especially the one and one and with the road which leads to achieve a hospital also the municipality mentioned that there is a shortage of equipment especially. the and said that their. best

wounded in multiple explosions and a girls' school in afghanistan's capital couple the interior ministry says many was students aged between 11 and 15 no group has claimed responsibility the president ashraf ghani has blamed taliban insurgents. e.u. leaders have wrapped up a 2 day summit in portugal there was opposition to a u.s. proposal to lift patents on coronavirus vaccines the e.u. also agreed to help india emerge from its covert 1000 crisis and to restart stalled trade talks and the european commission announced a deal to buy up to 1800000000 doses of biotech pfizer's vaccine. israeli police and palestinians have clashed for a 2nd night in jerusalem a day after violence rocked the al aksa mosque compound thousands of muslim washable has gathered there on saturday for the holiest night of ramadan palestinian medics said more than 50 people were injured. this is d.w. news from berlin you can find much more on our website it's d.w. dot com. this week on world stories living in the fear of war and ukraine coronavirus is out of control in brazil. but we begin in turkey which often ends

the current is ministry of internal affairs has announced that 25 bodies have been found in the town of goal over there reporting that these people were killed in a mortar attack by the military on april the 29th they've also released some statistics on the kind of structural damage damage to homes. during these attacks they saying that 70 to 78 houses have been burned to schools sri border posts and 10 petrol stations now the press office for the president some other of your power off they're saying that the situation is in their words relatively stable in that area we are hearing reports that the military have withdrawn back across the border we know that there's been a large mobilization of the kirghiz army to that area as you would expect and interestingly some news coming out from the bacon local authorities along those borders they're saying that 58000 people were evacuated from the area 52000 of who they are reporting as being women and children so another indication of just how severe how serious these clashes have been. in the news ahead how journalism and reporters have bee

the health minister on monday the health ministry rather and they were talking about how cases in some of the worst affected places has been the worst affected throughout this pandemic over the past year but also in delhi and shot this that they are beginning to see that cases are starting to plateau there but the problem is that india is still not conducting enough tests to know the real number of infections that's been the story in india again throughout the pandemic but even just more recently testing has dropped and so we can't take. the numbers to be exactly as they are the health ministry also said that as well those cases may be beginning to plateau in these states that they are going up in at least 10 states including the poorest be hard which has some of the worst health care infrastructure in the country and only one doctor for every 28000 patients they also spoke about the situation with the oxygen in the country and reiterated that there is oxygen shortage but again. if you look at what the government is doing the health ministry spokespeople were saying that the government

what for the 1st time, ever the essential drugs list that the ministry keeps to save, you know, lives in gaza each 50 percent of shortages. this is, this is harder thick. if this means that 50 percent of the drugs more of life. what does that mean? i'm a mom is if you trying to like if you go into your, your local hospital, shoeing garza, you're going to your clinic. what does that actually mean? 50 percent of drugs not available. so you are you turning people away? basically what that means is that half of the rugs that are needed for your treatment aren't available. that's why organizations such as me because it for understands and others squeeze. and we have yearly budgets to try and help them ministry salvage some of these drugs and medical dispose of. and i just want to give you an example to date. you know, just before i joined this show, i received an appeal from the ministry of health to procure filters for him or they under says patients for kids specifically under the age of 13, that need their kidneys watched. without those filters, 25 children and guys have their lives end

russia's envoy is some wonder why the french foreign ministry over to france had sanctions against the e.u. citizens and restrictions diplomatic missions and an expanding diplomatic spat with the west. us government marks world press freedom day by focusing on the rights of journalists in other countries look at america's own records on media freedoms. and fines or imprisonment of white australian citizens returning home from covert india we hear from some who feel they've been abandoned by their government. really disappointed with. someone who's losing their family members they're losing jobs and i think this is an extra. putting on people's. lives from moscow thanks for joining us tonight they are not international on daniel hawkins welcome to the program. russia's envoy has been summoned by the french foreign ministry over sanctions moscow placed only you individuals and restrictions on different technicians and russia the e.u. previously levied sanctions against the country and some member states expelled diplomats paris though insists it's moscow that's creating tensions with the

ministry all we amend us interior ministry. and i am a minister though i. get the information and complain it's there at the military candidate at the security line and to the detain girls and women and the. testers so we would like to we would like to have this more information so on the 25th of even the journey. even me we have a hearing section so with the lawyers and also our minister to the minister and then and supply will and friends and we are talking market and then we have a hearing section with it. and taking the information at the happy with. the u.n. had i had noted that gender based violence in the 2019 so this is already a problem that we've heard of in respect to the geneva but are you saying that since the coup in february things have been getting worse and why do you think this could be. a yes we got a lot of our are currently and also all in the social media. in the news there this i lot of my sexual assault and the white man's to the to. on the tin even met face to face with that victim's survivor so. we can affirm get this let me just s

israel's interior ministry says they're in the country illegally and has rejected. we had about 2 dozen of our family members friends associates here who received letters of deportation intent to deport and these were cases that had been in limbo for the last 2 decades decades in some cases and so they were given to our great surprise they were given a 60 day notice 21 days to appeal. this is certainly outside observers have acknowledged the fact that racism is an element in the. structure of the ministry of interior door now has just 60 days to get out of the country at pace she's called home for decades. children all of whom were born in israel also face him an inch deportation is very disturbing to me to think that my children will be supported from the land of their birth they will never live anywhere else this is the life that they know and as well this is the life that i've now spent most of my adult hood here it was where i'm surprised because our community on has been here for 53 years we have been a very vital part of israeli society our children serve in t

teacher came to us and said that the essay we had to write would be used as a reference for the ministry for state security ministry and fished out so we were told that it could and i didn't really think anything of it. about the network of investigators came together other examples of shots handwriting such as the application for an i.d. card were analyzed at a special department in bell and the result would soon be clear karl-heinz beauchamp was the letter writer they were looking for. 1 august 31st 970 after he had just turned 18 the fancy investigators knocked on his pants. spy put. on 2 cars stood in front of the house and they told me to take a seat and one of them. close though this close close i discovered the door could not be open from the inside. so these cars were specially equipped or arresting people on the. 7 the officers took me and early in the morning. who with gun club. just with the mob. in the words of the shanty he had to be liquidated as an enemy of the state and as a constant danger to the political ideological education of the students. the court followed the rea

please direct your questions to the ministry responsible the federal ministry for the environment, nature conservation, a nuclear safety. the environment ministry was quick to respond. the federal government contributes to the disposal of chemical weapons through the federal ministry of finance as to the clearance of contaminated ground. here the regional government and not the federal government are responsible. this is currently not on the federal agenda. many contaminated sites below to the german government like to form a look knit munitions plant. in ne, germany where chemical weapons were manufactured up until 945 geologist, you'll probably see for the 1st time he's interested in the site because it was laid out in a similar way to form a war, munitions factory and very he studied properties such as this one managed by the institute for federal real estate, b, r to highest, and lisa, local men are in charge of administration and safety here. this is the only bunker not to be blow, not by the soviet army after the war. player he lost those commerce. this was used for nasty gas, which

the palestinian health ministry says an israeli air strike on a refugee camp in gaza has killed at leasteven people. an official said the dead included a woman and four children, who were inside their home in the al—shati camp, west of gaza city. palestinian militants have responded by firing rockets towards the israeli city of beersheba, hitting the city of ashdod. the israeli defence force says it will retaliate. around 140 people have been killed in gaza since the conflict began on monday. palestinian rockets have killed eight people in israel. from jerusalem here's our middle east editor, jeremy bowen. the sectarian crisis that nobody expected is deepening. arab protesters are on the streets of northern israel. this was nazareth. israel's arab citizens have forced themselves back into the wider conflict that includes gaza and jerusalem. it's ugly and angry in towns shared byjews and arabs. violence between citizens could be a bigger crisis for israel than gaza. this was a burnt—out jewish school. yelling. police broke down the door of this family in haifa. they deny accusations their

the federal transport ministry in berlin parliamentary state secretary stephan bilger tries answering the question. there are various legitimate interests you know that includes employees in the automotive industry as well as residents who want clean air ministry one has a ministry where of course tasked with reconciling all of these different budget image interests and clinics that is what we are try. to do here day in and day out as was. and what of environmental interests in the transport ministry and 2019 german transport minister andrea scheuer met 11 times with representatives from the automotive industry despite requests he did not meet once with environmental groups does this and this is a huge imbalance and shows what mr scheuer stands for he stands for protecting the german car industry minister not the environment and consumers and so that's. you know lateral government support has shaped german industry policy for many years. since the late 1990 s. parliamentarians have discussed stricter limits on c o 2 emissions but instead of concrete rules they decide voluntary measure

anyone can do to help is now significant as people struggle in the face of a 2nd wave the health ministry is now saying patients no longer need a positive test before being admitted to a covert care facility. more than a 1000000 doses of the astra zeneca vaccine have arrived in pakistan it's been supplied for free through the un back over x. scheme trying to curb the spread of covered 1000 by imposing a countrywide lockdown for 10 days it's concerned about a surge in cases during the muslim right and holiday there has more from islamabad the national command operations center which is dealing with a cold wave 19 pandemic here in pakistan has announced a strict lockdown across pakistan from today all business in the across the country will be closed shops will be closed people will not be allowed to go into the markets to do their shopping for eat because the last time the government decided to restrictions they saw a huge spike in the number of 19 infections the fear there not be able to go up because of a lack of rain delay they're not clear if the situation should be like india is confr

the kurdish ministry of internal affairs has announced that 25 bodies have been found in the town of goal over the noise they're reporting that these people were killed in a mortar attack by the tragic military on april 29th they've also released some statistics on the kind of structural damage damage to homes. during these attacks they're saying that 778 houses have been burned to schools sri border posts and 10 . in petrol stations now the press office for the president so there is your power of they're saying that the situation is in their words relatively stable in that area we're hearing reports that the military have withdrawn back across the border we know that there's been a large mobilization of the kirghiz army to that area as you would expect and interestingly some news coming out from the bacon local authorities along those borders they're saying that 58000 people were evacuated from the area 52000 of who they are reporting as being women and children so another indication of just how severe how serious these clashes have been. there has been violence in iraq's capital ba

i am glad to share that message and ministry. i also believe it is a challenge to each of us to work towards reconciliation where relationships are broken, we are the reconciler's. we have eight ministry and a message of reconciliation. my friend robert turner who is the pastor of vernon church in the heart of greenwood. we were visiting on the phone, talking to things coming up in the days ahead and as we were chitchatting with my friend, he told me about a sermon he preached a couple of weeks ago. so i said, tell me all about it. he said you know, i preached on matthew the tax collector also called levi and we spent time talking about that. while told my -- what i told my congregation was that jesus called him the tax collector to be one of his disciples but he also called simon the zealot to be one of his disciples. you may not know but the tax collectors were loyal to the romance. they were jews loyal to the roman authority and the zealots were jews that were adamantly opposed to the roman authority. jesus grabbed two people

early 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' tunnels were also targeted and there was severe damage to qatar's red crescent office in central gaza where 212 palestinians have been killed in the conflict and more than 1400 people are injured hospitals in gaza are overwhelmed and running low on critical supplies some people are being sent across the border to egypt for treatment there are severe shortages of electricity and water and palestinian armed groups of 5 more rockets from gaza into southern israel injuring 17 people that residential towns were struck in the cities of ashdod and better shiva sending people running to nearby bomb shelters more than $3000.00 rockets have been fired towards israel many were intercepted by israel's air defense system and hundreds of foreign inside gaza at least 10 israelis have been killed since the conflict began where u.s. president joe biden has expressed support for a cease fire during his latest call with israeli prime minister b

but 1st india has seen another record daily rise in covered 1000 deaths the health ministry says nearly 3700 people died in the past 24 hours and there were 30900000 new infections down slightly from saturday the government is desperate to expand its vaccination program but it's still struggling to meet demand elizabeth purana ms in new delhi and says even as more medical aid of wives from abroad hospital beds medicine and supplies of oxygen are still critically shorts. india is seeing not just a shortage of vaccines but everything from health care workers to oxygen equipment and medicines and to national aid continues to arrive the latest from france and belgium on sunday and promising that in the morning is holding a review me saying on sunday morning. about these shortages and as he's doing that i mean that follows what happened on saturday more than 10 days after the delhi government 1st raised the alarm about the critical shortage of oxygen and tens of people that we know all dying when their oxygen ran out last week tens of coronavirus patients who were on oxygen support again on

blasts in the capital kabul at least 40 people have been killed that's according to an interior ministry official. the blast happened near a school in the area of desk and western kaberle children were leaving that compound at the time of the explosions we'll get an update from phil your country for joining us on the phone from kabul what can you tell us about these multiple explosions well daryn good to give you some of the later. than. 50 minutes ago the attack. i sold for it. and i quote here that the group operates under the auspices of the couple of ministration. to the afghan government . by thank you. phil you are you still with us. i apologize we are having audio connections with our reporter and kabul but just to remind you of that breaking news that at least 40 people killed according to the interior ministry in a series of blasts in the capital kabul more of that story a little later there's been widespread condemnation after israeli forces stormed the mosque compound in occupied east jerusalem more than 200 palestinian worshippers were injured how to send in groups are callin

its health ministry reported 4400 jets on monday. and the northern state of punjab says vaccine make a montana has declined its request for jobs. but this is been accused of faking a bond threats for the passenger jet to land in order to seize an opposition journalist, us as condemn beller, is for diverting the flight in its course. the immediate release of the journalist, the e u, has raised the possibility of sanctions. the u. s. as imposed economic insecurity as restrictions on if you, if you're ever it's wrong and abuses in the trigger region, fees restrictions have been placed on a c, p in eritrea. and government officials implicated in the killings of thousands of people since november. second, your state says the sanctions are aimed at 40. if you appear to resolve the crisis . i george floyd's family and those of other black victims of police shootings have gathered in the city of minneapolis to commemorate his death. he was killed a year ago and tuesday. the police officer found guilty of his murder a month ago is now awaitin

children also included in the whole of the $121.00 the ministry of health in gaza say. they are not able to deal with the huge number. injuries that have been arriving to the hospital i think that the bank of a blog. appeals for 4 public. people for a blood donations because they got the host because of the running of the blog units because of the big number of. people arriving to their cover for a possible another due to the development of egypt opened its border. to deceive. people from gaza and the. hospital to receive the injured or the from gaza so many thanks reporting live from gaza well manik is a palestinian she's been living in turkey for the past 4 years but returned to gaza just before ramadan to visit family strikes are being carried out near where she is staying. the least i can say that what's going on it's a crisis i survived that were 200820122014 i could say and my family saying that it was going on is much worse than the previous worse i mean the bombings have not stopped the target is over the national building that are really in the city where i liv

that area the reports are pretty terrible that the 3 children are among 10 who are reported by the ministry of health to have been killed in that incident what is i think the key question now going forward in terms of this israel versus hamas situation is exactly what the israeli response will generally will be to this very rare launching of missiles on jerusalem itself as you heard from hamas they're saying they're responding to what israel has been doing inside use them they gave them a 6 pm deadline to withdraw israeli forces from the area around the locks a mosque compound the temple mount to jews also withdraw them from where this eviction dispute has been going on and also to release those who may have been or who did that israel had arrested israeli forces been arresting during the course of the day very shortly after 6 o'clock it just seconds after 6 o'clock local time that's when those rockets came in were on the verge of a potentially big escalation now. now a lot depends on the next coming hours the jerusalem day march that was supposed to work to happen earlier was canceled has

to the ministry of foreign affairs for recalling him back to me. then instead of no record recall him back the they dismissed me and the appointed in the shoddy affairs of the mission then he in there on the mendi the march the maid the beauty the d.p. he again he consulted me and he said he would submit the letter resign issue into the ministry of foreign affairs and how are you know still running this mission this embassy to the u.s. yes because you are detached from your country who for example is paying the salaries of the diplomats who are working here how you funding this operation lucky that you know in our can't in the of the missions we. sent fan so that i can rely on the on the money that we have in the mission to come as you said defiantly you are still holding the u.n. system seat here in new york but when the u.n. human rights council met in geneva in march addressing it virtually it was a foreign ministry official from need to do or giving the side of the generals so the generals represented in geneva you represented the democraticall

india has seen another record daily rise in a coup with 19 deaths the health ministry says in the 3700 people died in the past 24 hours and there were 390000 new infections turned slightly from saturday the government's trying to expand its ranks a nation program but it's still struggling to meet demands or we can speak elizabeth purana who joins us now from new delhi. the latest official figures released from the health ministry suggest a slight dip in infection numbers nearly 3700 people dying in the past 24 hours how does this risk correspond with what you're seeing only grinds. high halla so we're in a situation now where people are still dying because they aren't enough hospital beds and there isn't enough oxygen many people die at home because they can't find beds those deaths and not medically certified and so the number of people being cremated the number of quote that 19 bodies being cremated and buried predatory i'm say are much greater than the official numbers being reported every day we are outside a children's hospital in new delhi which tweeted on sunday morning saying t

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