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

in all, that palestinian health ministry says 21 people have been killed, so far.his is a major escalation and the numbers of dead and injured inside gaza are mounting. >> the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, warned of an open-ended luke perry operation of hamas, fondling the launch -- open edit military operation of hamas, following the launch of rockets monday evening. >> terrorist organizations in gaza crossed a redline, and attacked with missiles in the outskirts of jerusalem. israel will respond with great force. [applause] we will not tolerate attacks on our territory, on our capital, on our citizens or on our soldiers. whoever attacks us will pay a heavy price. >> earlier, the palestinian prime minister warned of consequences following the storming of al aqsa mosque. >> [speaking foreign language] >> i hold the israeli government responsible for what worshipers were exposed to in the mosque and warned of consequences that will result. the -- as well as consequences to attempt to evacuate people. i: the international community to intervene immediat

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

so we're trying to get the latest from the palestinian health ministry they say that at the palestine medical hospital which is in ramallah they've received 14 palestinians who were injured throughout the day and that 2 of them are in a critical condition here in ramallah we're trying to confirm now in the total of those palestinians who were injured in protests in the occupied west bank is 27 according to the latest update but those are the ones who are here we're talking about 14 we've seen as you just mentioned hala the protesters trying to help a wounded person and to get them to the ambulance with hearing the ambulances make their way towards it i'm alone. and we're seeing protesters go back to the scene after the effects of the tear gas have faded away. i'm being told me to the library instead been fires is that something that you have been able to confirm. that live friends have been fired i was protesters near ramallah. we've been hearing since the morning. sorry since the afternoon with since we came here live rounds being shot at the protesters and according to the palestini

that's the latest from the palestinian health ministry. we move on. the philippines is marking for years since a large scale military operation against an armed group. it was called the battle of the ra we saw government forces fighting ice affiliated rebels. for more than 5 months. the government says reconstruction projects from the city on shed june bought critic say, much more can be done. jamila adding bill gun reports from manila on me. 23. 27. seen a group of around $200.00 on may the pledge allegiance to be on group. i saw lead cj to the city of macau, we in the southern philippines and raised the group black flag over several government facilities. thousands of civilians were held hostage and the philippine military launched and all not offensive to free them. 5 months later, the battle was over. but we was by now the most devastated city in the philippines since world war 2 more than a 1000 people were killed and millions more displeased. the president to legal their to promise the city would be rebuilt. but 4 years later, many men and now f

of gaza city which was one of the largest hospitals and the gaza strip belonging to the palestinian health ministry total families were killed like what like we can say 8 families were some $24.00 members out of those 8 travelers were killed so with the situation is very miserable and it seems that they have not taken the lesson from the last time where the international criminal court will certainly convict them for the previous crimes they are still insisting to commit more crimes in the gaza strip here some of the injuries that have been received and admitted to the hospital are being treated out of their injuries that were hit by the israelis israeli warplanes it is really really attacks on the territory over the past few days 100 is a 13 year old boy his home was hit by israeli warplanes to the east of gaza city were hunted and his family used to live for many years. i was in the car when my hand was hit opened the door and then fell to the ground. and then peelings came over to get me he in the hospital they treated my hand he's injured in his right. by. shrub nests from from the remains of r

the are strikes the local hospitals 122 people have been killed in gaza according to the palestinian health ministry a local journalist filed this report from one of the biggest hospitals of this for . right now we. hosted all of gaza city which was one of the largest hospitals and the gaza strip and belong to the palestinian health ministry families where killed like well like we can say 8. 24 members out of those a time of these were killed so when the situation is very miserable and it seems that they have not taken the lesson from the last time. we certainly convict them for the previous crimes we are still insisting to commit more crimes in the gaza strip here some of the injuries that have received it visit to the hospital are being treated out of their injuries that where hit by the israelis days or even warplanes in israel as really attacks on the to richer e over the past a few days 100 days or 13 year old boy his home was hit by israeli warplanes to the east of gaza city where mohammed and his family used to live for many years that. i was in the car when my hand was hit open the door and

the palestinian health ministry reports two more palestinians were killed, more than a dozen wounded in air strikes early sunday. a ministry spokesperson says five children were rescued from the rubble. the death toll rose to ten in israel on saturday as a rocket killed an israeli man. the israeli prime minister vowed to keep up the campaign until the rockets stop. >> israel responded forfully to these attacks until the security of our people is reinstated and restored. >> the israeli military claims it blew up the high rise building in gaza city because hamas intelligence assets were operating there. but the head of the associated press whose bureau was destroyed denies that claim. we get the latest from ben we hadm wedeman. >> reporter: housing offices of the associated press and al jazeera network. reduced by israel's version of shock and awe to rubble and dust. the israeli military warned the building's occupants among them families to evacuate before the bombing. the israeli air force claims the building contained what it called hamas military intelligence assets, which it allege

this is bbc news, the headlines: the palestinian health ministry says an israeli air strike on a refugee camp in gaza has killed at least seven people. an official said the dead included a woman and four children who were inside their home in the al—shati camp. there was no immediate comment from israel. britain's prime minister borisjohnson has said that the new indian variant of coronavirus could pose a serious disruption to progress made in tackling covid. cases have more than doubled in a week. the government says there's no firm evidence that the variant causes a more severe disease. japan has declared a state of emergency in three more regions hit hard by the pandemic, casting further doubt over whether the olympic games in tokyo should go ahead. a petition has been submitted to the capital's governor, calling for the entire event to be cancelled. in about 10 minutes it's newswatch here on bbc news but now it's time for click welcome to click. we're outside again. great to see you in the flesh again. and you. i can't believe it. no matter how long it is since i've seen people, as s

the palestinian health ministry says 61 children have been killed in gaza. ten israelis and two children have been killed by hamas. what's your reaction to all this bloodshed by innocent civilians? >> well, that's the most disheartening and disturbing aspect of this, the death of innocents on both sides. that's why, again, we're calling and using our voices to call for a cease-fire. the people who are suffering right now are really civilians, children, women and not much military personnel, so this is something that really requires i think people to stop the fighting and start the talking. the result of what's been building up over the years is a situation where the opportunity for a two-state solution which was always the goal of our administration and many administrations in israel was sort of pushed aside, and israel i think was acting along with a trump administration in a much more unilateral way to forge their solution, and i think what that has done is provided a sense of desperation among the population, and one of the most indicative aspects of the

in the gaza strip the palestinian health ministry says 23 people were killed, among them nine children including a ten-year-old girl. but for more on the situation at least from the israeli perspective i'm joined by lieutenant colonel jonathan konrikas chief spokesman for the international media. great to have you with us. what's the current situation right now? >> the current situation is that the last alarm that sounded was less than five minutes ago, in less than five miles away. we are under a constant barrage of rockets from gaza, fired from densely populated civilian areas in gaza at our civilians, our iron dome system has been intercepting very well more than 90% and that's why we so far have a relative low amount of israeli casualties, we hope that that will continue and i can assure you that we will make hamas pay the price for their aggression against israel. >> reporter: you mentioned gaza being densely populated an of course carrying out air strikes in that area, civilian casualties are inevitable. i know the idf says it does its best to ensure or minimize civilian casualti

according to the palestinian health ministry, 197 palestinians have been killed since the latest conflictegan, including 58 children and 34 women. israel has reported ten deaths including two children. in the meantime, israel is facing international outcry after an air strike brought down this building that housed several media outlets including al jazeera and the associated press. >> it's a perfectly legitimate target, and i can tell you that we took every precaution to make sure that there were no civilian injuries. >> reporter: the israelis gave people inside one hour to evacuate, saying they provided evidence to the u.s. that the building housed a hamas military installation, but the associated press ceo calls the strike an attack on freedom. >> that building provided the best vantage point for the world to see the events in gaza, and now that building is destroyed. >> reporter: now president biden says he supports israel's right to defend itself, but urged netanyahu to protect civilians and journalists. 28 democrats in the u.s. senate say that's not enough. they've signed a letter fo

two israelis killed, at least 17 injured, the health ministry in gaza saying 28 palestinians have beenncluding at least 9 children, more than 120 injured, the israeli military says it's investigating any of those civilian casualties, and just in the last few minutes, we have seen that tel aviv has come under rocket attacks as well, sirens sounding in tel aviv. that is very unusual. that is a new escalation. typically, when these rocket attacks happen, they rarely reach as far as tel aviv, and keep in mind that yesterday, in the evening, jerusalem was targeted with several rockets. prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying in a video earlier today that hamas is behaving in a way that they did not anticipate. the israeli military telling us they have struck more than 300 targets in gaza as you noted, including tunnels. they say they have killed at least 20 militants, including the commander of the jihad anti-tank unit and we did see videos of that tower blaock in gaza. we understand it has 13 floors with 40 apartments and offices. the israeli military fired four warning rounds before hitt

early hours of friday where in and around now plus we have the latest figures from the palestinian health ministry they say that more that is sorry the 10 palestinians were killed by israeli forces fire one that the israeli army said killed after. palestinian tried to attack israeli soldiers who were near an illegal israeli. the mint and the rest were killed in confrontations that are erupting in many different cities in the occupied west bank the health ministry is saying that there are 2 more critical injuries that were of 2 palestinians who had hit by live ammunition so we might be seeing more and more numbers of palestinians who were killed by israeli forces fire and we are going to be following up on this news comes sunrise come daylight your time and energy get the feeling that you'll see more protests there those those protesters out on the streets despite despite the drone attacks despite what we think will probably israeli military sniper fire and those people standing in broad daylight this wasn't guerrilla warfare this wasn't street to street alleyway to alleyway they were standing in p

people in eastern democratic republic of congo seek shelter. feeling a 2nd volcanic eruption palestinian health ministry says people injured by the bombardment of garza ought to be transferred to the occupied west buying for medical treatment. shame on the republican party for trying to sweep the horrors of that day under the rub because they're afraid of donald trump in the us senate. republicans derail and attempt to investigate. january's assault on capitol hill, i'm joining with the full on champions league final day. thousands of matches 50 and chelsea funds to spend on port at the game that will crown one of our team european champion. ah. must african leaders scrambling to respond to the political crisis in molly? it's new, intimate president to see me going to is the colonel who led a military coup this week. he's also the man who removed president abraham book. okay, to last august, he had been serving as vice president go. it has been invited to an emergency meeting of west african leaders on sunday to discuss the political turmoil in this country. the international community has threatened to

the palestinian health ministry just confirming that a palestinian has died have succumbed to his they sustained here near ramallah and we're not sure if it's in the confrontations that happened before the big. fire that we've just seen or if it were so but we know that he was hit by live ammunition and was transferred in a critical condition to the palestine medical. hospital here near from a loss and the palestinian health minister has just said that he succumbed to his wounds now we're hearing the points that the regular army and firm that 2 soldiers were wounded in that exchange that we've seen on here now when it comes to the protests we're seeing more palestinians back to the scene that we have been. more but it doesn't compare to what ben numbers that we've seen at beginning of the protests. we've been seeing here even families people with their children we're standing on a hill that's overlooking the confrontations and people you would hear thought that they are in a safe zone this is why they came to this hill but then when they heard the exchange of fire we've seen people lea

the headlines: the palestinian health ministry says an israeli air strike on a refugee camp in gaza has killed at least seven people. an official said the dead included a woman and four children, who were inside their home in the al—shati camp. there was no immediate comment from israel. china's first mission to mars has succeeded in putting a spacecraft safely on the planet's surface. the tianwen—i lander touched down by parachute after surviving the treacherous descent known as the seven minutes of terror. the next phase is to deploy a six—wheeled solar powered rover, named zhurong. japan has declared a state of emergency in three more regions hit hard by the pandemic, casting further doubt over whether the olympic games in tokyo should go ahead. a petition has been submitted to the capital's governor calling for the entire event to be cancelled. now on bbc news, this week's travel show comes from tokyo where carmen roberts looks back at some of her favourite recent stories from japan. coming up on this week's show, we are approaching the first rapid and it's meant to be this deepest

on monday we are expecting funerals for 2 palestinians who were killed and the palestinian health ministry just confirmed the death of one more palestinian by israeli fire so maybe we are talking now about 3 funerals the are expected to take place to day there are more calls for palestinians to go to confrontation points there is one called to go to hell which is an illegal israeli settlement. in the west bank but is also is the very important building as far as the israelis are concerned this is where most of the fear is related to the palestinians are run by the israeli military and it is seen by many as a very big group of the israeli occupation here actually 1000 official has said that whatever is in charge of that office minister. this is the actual de facto prime minister of palestine just to give you an idea of how much this controls or how much control this body has over the lives of palestinians we've been hearing from many palestinians that they are scared of more attacks against them on the roads one west bank city to another they expect to be hit by settler is and also they say

conducted by israel in the strip 20 palestinians there have been killed but we'll bring you a bit more detail on that a couple of seconds. according to gaza's health ministry 20 palestinians were killed in israeli airstrikes in response to rocket attacks on jerusalem just hours earlier how massive threatened an escalation in violence unless israeli security forces left the al aqsa mosque compound on monday morning more than 300 palestinians were injured when israeli forces stormed islam's.

been killed 5 of them are civilians and one of them is a soldier we are hearing from the palestinian health ministry that some 50 people have been killed many of them are children and at the same time hundreds of palestinians have been injured. 2 of. my kids were killed both of them were very young one was 11 and the other was 7 years old playing yeah they were playing only 30 meters away from me my nephews were playing with them too and a young guy called who was getting married in a few days they were playing and i was calling them they were looking at me when suddenly i saw a missile landed right in the middle of them with god my heart is broken i lost my heart along with my children god help me under some of the churches didn't have those i was with my brothers and there was an israeli bomb i think it was actually shell when i saw the horrible scene of my brothers lying around i couldn't take it it was like a massacre so many people were coming to see what happened and there were no ambulances or medical aid at the scene so we can 1st arbonne i'm shocked i can't believe it our children who were

airstrikes to local hospital since monday 109 people have been killed in gaza according to the palestinian health ministry 28 of them said to be children or people in gaza are fleeing in their droves and that they have been shelling leaving behind what's left of their homes some of them have taken shelter in schools run by the united nations where families arrive by any means they can they say they have never seen such horror before. the night was very difficult because of the missiles and airstrikes that destroyed homes all the children are afraid and we're afraid for them i don't know about my son is sick i've been carrying him and i could not keep carrying him all night the shelling was random and we could not move. the neck until we felt like we were in horror movie but it was worse than a horror movie there was bombing everywhere the planes were above us and the tanks in maybe were shelling so we couldn't move children along with women and men were screaming i have never seen anything worse than this in my life. israel that does say these massing troops along the gaza border and is called up $9000.00

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more than 820000 palestinians have been displaced by the israeli bombardment, and the palestinian health ministry has taunted transferring the injured to the occupied westbank for medical treatment. and when we came here to serve our people, we came here to say no to the aggression. we came here to stand with our people in the dock time. who wants to be here on the 2nd or 3rd day of the question. but we do have a turn at the special medical teams will play the will. we have a variety of surgeons, neurologists and surgeons. i'm here to salute all our people in the gaza strip with a steadfast and resilience. a special respect to the medical team here who performed the duty like no other work day and night in order to serve the needs of our people. the remains of 215 indigenous children had been found at the sight of a form of boarding school in british columbia. canadian prime minister just intruder has called that just that discovery. heartbreaking victoria gate and b has been these are some of the 150000 indigenous children who attended so called residential schools in canada. between the 18 fort

of palestinian health ministries reporter those least 20 people dead following strikes on gaza 9 children are said to be among the victims earlier militants launched missiles against israel you'll see in a moment israel's iron dome defense system. it is intercepting rockets said to be from gaza israeli military said around $150.00 rockets were fired by militants monday and that 6 civilians were injured meanwhile more than $300.00 palestinians were hurt in clashes with israeli security forces in jerusalem on monday. there are many that are happening people are finding a way to escape routes that can get made at a city a flare up in violence and this comes as people have broken the fast of ramadan people have finished praying and people have a teasing to disperse from the area it is a terrible station here it's time to start to have a fair so we're just going to move out of the way because we don't want to get pulled some next kind of low tech that is being sprayed over there and you can see that there are going off in the distance now here at around 6 o'clock local time for the 1st time in

the palestinian health ministry has reported at least 20 people dead following strikes on gaza 9 children isn't even the victims earlier militants launched missiles against this trial and we also saw israel's iron dome defense system intercepting rockets said to be from garza the israeli military said around $150.00 rockets were fired by militants on monday and 6 civilians were said to be injured meanwhile more than $300.00 palestinians were hurt in clashes with israeli security forces in jerusalem on monday. there are many that are happening here people are finding a way to escape it's got them going aids at a city a flare up in violence and this comes as people have broken the fast of ramadan people are finished praying and people are refusing to disperse from the area it is a terrible stage in the air it's from the heart of a carrier so we're just going to move out of the way because we don't want to get caught some next kind of low tech that is being sprayed over there and you can see them going off in the distance now here at around 6 o'clock local time for the 1st time in a long tim

the hamas—run palestinian health ministry in gaza said twenty people had died in the strikes., the rocket fire caused israel's parliament to be evacuated as sirens sounded. earlier in the day, there were further clashes between israeli police and palestinians outside the al aqsa mosque in jerusalem. more than 200 people were injured, as crowds threw stones and officers fired stun grenades in response. 0ur middle east correspondent yolande knell reports. 0ur blood is a cheap price forjerusalem, shouts this bereaved gaza grandmother. while this woman, who lost four children, can only weep. the casualties, mounting, after israeli air strikes. translation: this evening, jerusalem day, gaza's terror| organisations crossed a red line and attacked us with rockets on the outskirts ofjerusalem. israel will react very forcefully. his response to a barrage of rockets fired by palestinian militants. israelis ran for cover when one reached jerusalem for the first time in years. while angry palestinians cheered. tensions were simmering on this holiday, when israelis mark the capture of east

was flattened just half an hour later it housed media offices as well as president of the palestinian health ministry says that at least 67 people have been killed in gaza since monday including 17 children 338 civilians have been injured 115 of them children. my daughter in law and my grandson died and my granddaughter is missing without any trace women and children are being targeted my son's wife was 5 months pregnant this is terrorism they bombed them without any warning they didn't warm name the house had nothing but the kids. what should i say this is a crime they were civilians a woman the children a barber and a shop owner these are the people who were at the sink they didn't have the militants nor an official we are civilians sleeping your heart. the israeli military says 1500 palestinian rockets have been fired into israel from gaza this week and they have a long range from tel aviv in the north south to bashir in the south a 6 year old boy has died in the city of it all taking the number killed in israel to 7. i would like to see that live some kind of positiveness to find a solution. well

it sounds like reports from the palestinian health ministry are that 20 people have been killed in thend—userjerusalem as well. boris johnson both and end—userjerusalem as well. borisjohnson both keir starmer boris johnson both keir starmer urging borisjohnson both keir starmer urging calm and suggesting the israelis need to be very cautious about taking such strident action. itjust goes to show once again that this is the worst violence we've seenin this is the worst violence we've seen injerusalem in years. it's prompted this, it's preceded these attacks on the gaza strip. unfortunately, if we were hoping that the classes in the middle east were settling down, this one seems to suggest otherwise.— to suggest otherwise. ndia, it's on the front page _ to suggest otherwise. ndia, it's on the front page of _ to suggest otherwise. ndia, it's on the front page of the _ to suggest otherwise. ndia, it's on the front page of the ft. _ to suggest otherwise. ndia, it's on the front page of the ft. but - to suggest otherwise. ndia, it's on| the front page of the ft. but notice the front page of

palestinian health ministry officials say a home in a refugee camp west of gaza city was targeted. , including women and children, are said to have been killed. militants in gaza fired a barrage of rockets in response towards a city in southern israel. in many towns and cities in the occupied west bank, there is growing anger. this is the town of hebron. battles continue to rage between israeli soldiers and young palestinians. elsewhere, in nazareth, in northern israel, arab protesters took to the streets. injerusalem, palestinians pelted jewish settlers with stones and fireworks — the settlers hit back with live bullets. this was sheikh jarrah, where attempts to evict palestinians from their homes helped start the escalation to the conflict. there are international calls for calm. whether it's palestinian lives or israeli lives, it's incredibly tragic. it's horrific to watch. that is certainly why our focus is on de—escalating what is happening on the ground. that's our human reaction to what we're seeing. this latest conflict, now into its sixth day, looks farfrom being resolved i

that they would seem to be being used as human shields but what we are hearing from the palestinian health ministry is that 42 people have been killed and amongst them 12 palestinian children hundreds have been injured. and we still have a choice as to how those of those i was with my brothers and there was an israeli bomb i think it was or 200 shells when i saw the horrible scene of my brothers lying around i couldn't take it it was like a massacre so many people were coming to see what happened and there were no ambulances were medical aid to the scene went to sleep confirms i've been i'm shocked i come believe it our children were playing in front of our house peacefully they were hit by a bomb after we heard it we rushed outside to find the children lying on the ground please stop killing our kids for god's sake what would they do if it was this children good enough is enough they've done enough to us we're not resistance fighters or militia we're not killing anybody we're peaceful citizens standing in for. on to their houses peaceful people who did not carry guns knives or weapons were they do

from the palestinian side in the gaza strip we know the death toll stands at 30 according to the palestinian ministry of health mentioned that building that was flattened by an israeli air strike. the idf putting out a statement saying that this was in fact used by hamas. says that it was a building that housed multiple military units used by hamas including its headquarters for research and development. it says prior to the strike they issued warnings to the civilian populations and said any casualties resulting from the strike are the responsibility of hamas but as benny gantz

the palestinian health ministry says 230 palestinians were killed in this round of violence, 65 wereldren. us secretary of state anthony blinken tweeted overnight i will be traveling to the region in the coming days and look forward to the foreign minister and other israeli-palestinian and regional leaders. americans pledged to assist and resupply israel's missile defense system. president biden speaking overnight saying this. >> we will do this in partnership with the palestinian authority in a manner that does not permit hamas to simply restock its military arsenal. >> reporter: despite us statements of this was egyptian led cease-fire agreement. the americans do not play any role in formally enforcing the deal. todd: violence did break out earlier with palestine protesters at home showing fireworks being thrown out of the car and people in new york city. the nypd investigating the incident as arson. one person suffering minor burns. a heavy police presence in times square after several fights broke out between protesters. 19 people were arrested. they are launching a hate crime pr

and the palestinian health ministry has now started transferring the injured to the occupied westbank for medical treatment. and when we came here to serve our people, we came here to say no to the aggression. we came here to stand with our people in the dark time who wanted to be here on the 2nd or 3rd day of the question, but we didn't have a turn at the special medical teams will play the will. we have a variety of neurologists and surgeons. i'm here to salute all our people in the cause. us to put a steadfast and resilience a special respect to the medical team here who performed the duty like no other day and night in order to serve the needs of our people. you know, other side has more now from gardner. there is a delegation of medical delegation in addition to the minister who has arrived from the west bank to the gods. the trip and now is visiting the hospitals and health facilities in because the strips she came with her, the minister came with her with this medical delegation, new to actually also operate on the when did hear due to the israeli war. and now, only one case ha

palestinian protester that we have seen in years. according to the ministry, the palestinian ministry of health, at least ten people were killed today bank. we were at one in bethlehem where throughout the day, it was a constant back and forth reqwith tear gas and ammunition with the israeli forces while the palestinians were fighting back rocks and maolotov cocktails. they said 500 people were wounded today saying it was from live ammunition. the israeli army, however, says that they only use live ammunition to disperse the protester but certainly, these are the worst confrontations that have happened in the west bank in years and it's worth noting, ana, that as a result in response to the communal violence between israeli jews and palestinians between israel proper, some of the units of the border police who are normally stationed in the occupied west bank were redeployed into israel to try to restore calm in those areas and now, of course, we see the west bank is rising up as well. so this crisis, which began with home evictions, forced home evictions of palestinians in the jerusalem neighborhood spread to the west bank in additi

the hamas—run palestinian health ministry in gaza said twenty people had died in the strikes., the rocket fire caused israel's parliament to be evacuated as sirens sounded. earlier in the day, there were further clashes between israeli police and palestinians outside the al aqsa mosque injerusalem. more than 200 people were injured, as crowds threw stones and officers fired stun grenades in response. 0ur middle east correspondent yolande knell reports. 0ur blood is a cheap price forjerusalem, shouts this bereaved gaza grandmother. while this woman, who lost four children, can only weep. the casualties, mounting, after israeli air strikes. translation: this evening, | jerusalem day, gaza's terrorist organisations crossed a red line and attacked us with rockets on the outskirts ofjerusalem. israel will react very forcefully. his response to a barrage of rockets fired by palestinian militants. israelis ran for cover when one reached jerusalem for the first time in years. while angry palestinians cheered. tensions were simmering on this holiday, when israelis mark the capture of e

a look at the main stories now on the gaza health ministry is saying 20 palestinians have been killed in israeli air strikes which took place in response to rocket attacks on jerusalem hours earlier how massive threatened an escalation in violence unless israeli security forces left the al aqsa mosque compound on monday morning more than 300 palestinians were injured when israeli forces stormed islamic 3rd holiest site for the 2nd time since last week israeli forces fired rubber coated steel bullets tear gas and sound bombs a palestinian wash as we've also heard from the prime minister benjamin netanyahu promising a forceful response saying that israel did not seek escalation but that anyone who did seek escalation would feel israel's might. and talking about the fact that israeli soldiers israeli civilians and jerusalem itself and its surrounds had come under attack if people were wondering and they were about the fate of this monday the potential for this to be the day that things really blew up after all these weeks of simmering disturbances and tensions in jerusalem the answer is

the palestinian health ministry says 47 palestinians have been killed today in what has been the deadliest day yet in this week's escalating conflict in gaza, adding to the total death toll, nearly 200 people killed since monday. the israeli military reports ten deaths since the fighting began and it strongly is defending its recent strikes on a refugee camp and a high rise building in gaza, housing media outlets describing outrage over those attacks, telling you why israel says the strikes were justified in a moment. >>> and right now, the u.n. security council is meeting to discuss the conflict, while protests condemning the violence, break out in major cities around the world. nic robertson joining us live now in israel. tell us more about what you've been experiencing today. >> reporter: yeah, you have to look at today and say the rocket fire has been less than it was the previous day and less than it was the day before that and the day before that but the number of air assault by israeli defense forces on gaza is a heavy day, the death toll in gaza according to the palestinian health

the palestinian health ministry says 174 palestinians have been killed since this latest conflict begannd 29 women. among them mohammad ha wife and five sons buried under this rubble. later he was led to a a where a tiny miracle awaited him, his 5-month-old son survived. this building was brought down that housed international media including al-jazeera and the international press. president biden called about efforts to broker a ceasefire. biden said he supports israel's right to defend itself but urged netanyahu to protect civilians and journalists. julia mcfarland, abc news, london. >>> there are more promising numbers out today on how california is doing in the fight against covid-19. the state's seven-day positivity rate keeps falling now down to 1%. that is a new low. more than 34 million vaccine doses have been given. more than 15 million californians are fully vaccinated and the city of san jose hosted a drop-in vaccination clinic in a part of the community disproportionately impacted by the pandemic. single shot johnson & johnson vaccines were on offer at the tully library in e

the latest numbers from the palestinian health ministry in gaza is that 24 people have been killed, includingchildren. the israeli military says they are investigating where this happened. the palestinian ministry of health say if they are the result of air strikes, the israeli military saying they take any reports of civilian casualties very seriously and they are investigating the incident. they're noting that a third of the rockets that have been fired from gaza have been landing short. idf says they have killed at least 15 militants in gaza and that in addition to the two casualties we've had here recently, there have been at least 16 israelis injured, including from this building behind me. gaza militants are saying the rocket attacks are in direct response to the tensions, the clashes in jerusalem over the past few days at the al aqsa compound where more than 500 palestinians have been injured in clashes with israeli police and in the neighborhood where palestinian families, some of whom have been living there for generations are facing possible evictions. that's been a big flashpoint h

the palestinian health ministry reports that is 26 palestinians have been killed in gaza fighting. >>l is calling for all parties to immediately cease fighting and allow for medation to take place. cnn's nic robertson joins us from ashtod, israel. nic, what are you seeing there? >> reporter: yeah, here we've seen sirens going off because there's been incoming rockets from gaza. we've seen and heard the sirens going off in the next town down the coast towards gaza in ashkelon there. we were right along the border with troops, with israeli troops, with their tanks, with their armored personnel careers, with their heavy diggers, where they were digging sand berms, you know, to sort of keep their equipment safe. that location was being targeted around dusk. multiple times we had to run for cover there, so the rockets have been coming out from gaza. they have been engaged, as we've seen so many times, engaged by the israeli iron dome defensive system taking out the rockets. sometimes quite low. very clear to us that those israeli troops on the outskirts of gaza do appear to be being target

the palestinian health ministry s says more than 40 children. this is what it looked like from the israeli city, about midway between gaza and tel aviv. in israel, the death toll rose to ten on saturday, as one of those rockets struck a residential neighborhood in tel aviv killing an israeli man. the israeli military claims it blew up the high-rise building because hamas-intelligence assets, in their words, were operating there. but the head of "the associated press," whose bureau was destroyed, said it had no indication of hamas activity in the building. we get the latest from cnn's ben wedeman. >> reporter: an israeli air strike in gaza brings down the 12-story tower. housing offices of the premiere u.s. news agency, "the associated press," and the jazeera network. once more, a massive building in gaza is reduced by israel's version of shock and awe to rubble and dust. the israeli military warned the building occupants, among them families, to evacuate before the bombing. the israeli air force claims the building contained what it called hamas