indefatigable tanya kramer thank you tanya. earlier we spoke to a lieutenant colonel jonathan can recast international spokesman for the israeli defense forces he joined us from rome a gun near tel aviv where one israeli man was killed in a hamas rocket attack we started by asking about that attack. i can tell you that this is now the 6th day fighting hamas and all the terrorists have fired more than 2300 rockets like the one that impacted here what you can see behind me by the way are the rescue efforts and they're now taking away the remainder of the bomb but more than 2300 rockets have been fired at our cities our civilians and as you said unfortunately there is an israeli fatality here a man of middle aged man who has nothing to do with gaza nothing to do with fighting he was in his home and he is now dead because of it i must rockets up with fire. the i.d.f. is obviously seeking to distend israelis from these hamas attacks from gaza but he's its response proportionate. yes it is we our response is very propulsion that imag

as cross straight over to our jerusalem correspondent tanya kramer tanya the situation has quickly escalated from street skirmishes to rocket attacks and airstrikes is there any indication where this is headed. well that's right dick focus has shifted now to go and to the south of this where they've seen continued rocket strikes on gaza militants into southern israel the israeli army said in a briefing this morning about 200 rockets were fired there from gaza. according to the army they attacked what they called military a targets $130.00 sites in the gaza strip there are casualties in gaza their injuries in israel at this hour now from what we understand the army they say this is in the early stages and that they will respond forcefully to this very serious aggression they call it and vote for hearing from the militant groups in gaza and they have been stating that as long as the aggression on the. compound goes on they will also continue. the u.s. and e.u. turn you have called on both sides to deescalate what can the international community do to prevent further violence. well we saw the f

let's bring in our jerusalem correspondent tanya kramer tanya israeli troops are massing at the gallows a border is a ground offensive imminent. but for sure preparations are being made and plans have being trashed so they're preparing themselves but the israeli army says their focus at the moment at this point at least is on s. strikes on strikes by the navy on a tillery strikes and we've seen overnight a very massive campaign of strikes. naval strikes and the artillery from outside gaza. specifically the area in the northern gaza strip the army says they have to put over 11660 planes last night quite a jets and they're targeting there but they call it a tunnel system and that is underneath in this area used by hamas and islamic jihad this is of course very harsh consequences for the residents there and you've seen already the pictures of people. packing their stuff seeking shelter looking for more safety for the insight. what about efforts to end the fighting how much hope is there for diplomacy. well we know that on sunday the u.n. security council will be meeting but the internation

do not resume bringing our correspondent tanya kramer. she is in garden city right now, tanya, welcome. you've been in gaza things the same fire came into effect. seeing the devastation firsthand. tell us what the situation is like for palestinians trying to rebuild and regain some sense of normalcy. well, i think people here try to get back to some kind of snow model to you, but it's not easy. a lot of people i talk to you said to me that you know, these 11 days was very intense fighting a doctor. i talked to, you said, you know, you said like these 11 day for like 11 years because of the intensity of the strikes. many saudi was a stronger than in the last $12014.00, which lasted also much longer than this military conflict now. so everybody, everybody's different in the way that some the last ones this morning them some have to try to repair the damage houses or even rebuild. but it's not easy, you know, with the economy and gaza being set it and all the people can just leave and say, i take a break from all of this because they're very

that's bringing tanya kramer. she's our correspondent in gaza and joined us. now tanya, good to have you with us today to after rockets stop tailing down on gaza. give us a sense of the situation on the ground. while we saw yesterday, many people actually heading home tens of thousands were displaced during the heavy bombardment. here during the past 11 years and people were seeking shelter, especially in you and schools that we saw them. you know, slowly going home, assessing the damages to the houses, but also other people in gaza, city, you know, venturing out running errands they couldn't do for the past 10 days and also checking on neighbors. and also checking on the damage in some residential areas to see what has happened. so i had to tend to talk to a couple of people and the feelings are really mixed. i mean, most people say that glad is that the final only based on this quite quite formula . but that's why many people are boring because it doesn't take any issues that are important. and many people have the bidding. you know, this might be just a pole

that's tanya kramer and jerusalem. thank you, tanya. now, as we mentioned earlier, reconstruction in gaza is high on the agenda. the palestinian territory suffered heavy bombardment during the 11 days of conflict. the scene must live militants and a israeli army. their destruction has no thousands of people homeless, traumatized by the fighting. many don't know where to begin to rebuild their lives . the mancy family lives in bate luck here in the northern gaza strip, near the israeli border. they want to show us something. this area was heavily targeted by the israeli military, in its response to the volleys of rockets fired at israel from gaza. come at, muncie and his wife common feared for their lives. they listen to their voices calling to god expecting to die. how do we deserve this? asked simon. then she says to her daughters, come to me, we're all going to die. they were lucky yet the trauma remains. let us know. the israelis say we are terrorists, but we haven't done anything to anyone. we haven't fired any rockets. scenes of de

a correspond to tanya kramer in jerusalem. tonight with the latest on this very fluid situation, news that a ceasefire has been agreed to between israel and him os didn't take effect at 2 am local time. tanya, as always, thank you. berlin is due to see a series of demonstrations in the coming days for from groups wanting to show their support for israelis and palestinians. on thursday evening, several 100 people gathered at the brand new brigade and called for solidarity with israel and alliance. various parties had called for that rally. speakers of the event included germany's vice chancellor la schultz. our reporter simon young was also they are concerned about the conflict in the middle east is definitely reach the streets of germany. pro palestinian protests have happened in several cities, sometimes accompanied by anti semitic words in the burning of israeli flags. people at this demonstration of solidarity with israel say that worried about growing anti semitism and they want the government to do more to combat it. many also feel european governments could work harder to cut of

indefatigable tanya kramer thank you tanya. most of the later street violence has been seen and mixed cities in israel where jews and arabs have been living together for many years cities like up and load were captured by israeli forces in the 1948 war much of the arab population was displaced as jewish migration flowed in from overseas but a large arab population remains most of them israeli citizens the cities have until recently been mostly free of trouble but the latest on ras is exposing underlying tensions. in the central city of lud the running battles between police and is really out of iraq today again. this man was one of 15 arrested here. police say they also confiscated an improvised submachine gun and 9 molotov cocktails. in haifa in the north there were more police searches. and 19 more people arrested on suspicion of rioting and attacking police. not far away in just a. police across a burning barricade before clashes that led to 2 more arrests. in just a mostly out of district of tel aviv the streets lay quiet a

let's bring in our jerusalem correspondent here tanya kramer tanya dramatic developments there in the past 24 hours how are things looking there the sporting. well absolutely overnight there were massive strikes by the israeli f. host a naval and a tillery mainly in the northern part of gaza the army says that 160 planes were involved in those strikes and bombardments and they say the targets were mainly underground tunnels through the tunnel system that is used by hamas and islamic jihad inside gaza now this has of course caused immense devastation hardship for the residents in this area. which have reportedly not being warned of this bombing contained according to the army again 55 rockets were fired from gaza into israel overnight there were no buckets overnight fired into central israel and also in a parallel development there were new violence when you try and and also riots and protests and confrontations between. right to his extremists and people from the arab israeli community in those mixed towns across israel that he's seen overnight. israel is making no secret of the fact

correspondent tanya kramer is joining us now from jerusalem tanya what's the situation there right now. while the tensions persist in and around the old city and of course on this holy site they had before the temple mount over the most sensitive side here in jerusalem and according to the palace you read crèche and over 300 palestinians way injured in this confrontations that we have seen here over the course of the day on the police side israeli police also dozens of police officers where injured and now of course those tension could further escalate as the plec marjoe parade is set to take place this afternoon in the old city and what is expected as the day progresses you think i mean you've highlighted a little bit of that there are there is more potential for this to split isn't there. right this flag march of the jerusalem day in itself is an annual event and it's considered to be one of the most tense days in to recent m. it happens every year but of course this year has to be seen a lot of tensions and confrontations over the past 3 weeks there is concern that this could lead t

tanya kramer reporting there from echelon and you know what we're seeing happening to tanya there on the streets is really. you know it echoes what we have heard reported about clashes on the streets in the past hours in the past days that the conflict is now not just being fought in the air but also on the streets of israel as well tension very clearly running high there correspondent tonya kramer bringing us up to date with the very latest before being interrupted thank you tonya. some other developments in this conflict british airways has canceled its flights to and from tel aviv amid safety concerns there following many other international carriers who are currently avoiding the region u.s. energy corporation chevron has shut down the tomorrow and natural gas platform off of the israeli coast as a precaution israel says that energy needs will continue to be met and opponents of israel israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu say that they are freezing talks on forming a coalition to unseat him after israel's inconclusive election. let's get a quick check of some other stories m

what's going on update from our jerusalem correspondent tanya kramer tanya what's the latest on the fighting. while i can tell you that some rocket fire has resumed early this morning and that came after an almost 6 hour pause in rocket fire coming out gaza from within gaza residents ordered another night of intensity by the israeli military the israeli military has said that they're targeted to again residential buildings homing hamas leaders. rocket launches but also they had 62 planes as they say operating within a very short time to target again what they call the metro system this tunnel system inside gaza that is used reportedly. by hamas and other militants to to move around underground in gaza we have not yet and he figures of casualties or injuries among the civilian population in gaza we're talking about the civilian population turn you know the u.n. is warning of an escalating humanitarian crisis in gaza is aid getting through. well absolutely there has been no humanitarian corridors so far this is now week into the hostilities only egypt has opened its border taken in some. peopl

appreciate it for and cared for and let's get more now we're joined from jerusalem where correspondent tanya kramer has been reporting and tanya you have actually been speaking with the israelis you're talking with the military give us a sense of what their campaign is aiming at. well at the moment israel is mostly using the f. holes to launch strikes against targets of hamas and other militant groups in gaza understand that is the strategy for now to take out as many pre-marked targets. as possible and those lists are actually worked and you know in times in between by the israeli intelligence so the next step would be then to deploy ground forces you're talking then about a ground invasion but there is the sense here this is not the time yet so there is certainly a military build up around gaza the country is in a massive operation and you just heard from my colleague in gaza about the consequences in that there's a massive operation going on in gaza from the israeli side but the question now is of course you know whether this will expand further and. or not actually in the coming days or weeks d

hard night for the cause and let's get more now we are joined from jerusalem where correspondent tanya kramer has been reporting and tanya you have actually been speaking with the israelis you're talking with the military give us a sense of what their campaign is aiming at. well at the moment israel is mostly using the f. holes to launch strikes against targets of hamas and other militant groups in gaza understand that is the strategy for now to take out as many pre-marked targets. as possible and those lists actually worked and you know in times in between by the israeli intelligence so the next step would be to deploy ground forces you're talking then about a ground invasion but there is the sense here this is not the time yet so there is certainly a military build up around gaza and the country is in a massive operation and you just heard from my colleague in gaza about the consequences in that there's a massive operation going on in gaza from the israeli side but the question now is of course you know whether this will expand further and. or not actually in the coming days or weeks depend

s tanya kramer she joins us now from jerusalem tania we know that gaza has come under some of the heaviest bombardments again what's the latest information you have for us from the enclave. while it is an extremely difficult situation for people there as strikes have continued i talked to some people there on the phone as journalists we cannot go into gaza at the moment and they have told me no also overnight there was a very heavy bombardment and the situation is 16 it difficult because people. have no we have a safe place to go so it's just constant pressure not knowing where to find safety at the same time there's a lot of concern also for people with become homeless because some residents of buildings have been targeted and destroyed and also a lot of people that are seeking shelter more in inside you and schools so the situation there for people is really very difficult now after a week of fighting between hamas and gaza bring us up to date please if you can about the situation on the israeli side. well as we speak retested received. more alerts for incoming rockets they usually come

and to tanya kramer in jerusalem thank you so much both for your reporting. and let's turn our attention now to some other news that's making headlines around the world so lanes are heading to the polls in a 2nd day of voting to elect lawmakers who will create a new constitution anti-government protests 2 years ago centered on demands for a new legal framework the existing arrangements date back decades to the autocratic rule of general. and in croatia voters are casting their ballots in local elections elections for city mayors are being seen as a major turning major test excuse me for the ruling center right party the croatian democratic union and the capital zagreb the ballot comes 3 months after the death of the long serving mare. and hope francis has held a special masses for nan maher he called for peace and an end to the violence that has left hundreds dead and most military seized power in a coup in february do you railing progress towards democracy. well the spread of the corona virus appears to be slowing in india cases have fallen for the 3rd day i

hard night for the costs and let's get more now we are joined from jerusalem where correspondent tanya kramer has been reporting in time to you have actually been speaking with the israelis here talking with the military give us a sense of what their campaign is aiming at. well at the moment israel is mostly using the f. holes to launch strikes against targets of hamas and other militant groups in gaza understand that is the strategy for now to take out as many pre-marked targets. as possible and those lists actually worked and you know in times in between by the israeli intelligence so the next step would be then to deploy ground forces talking then about a ground invasion but there is the sense here this is not the time yet so there is certainly a military build up around gaza and the country is in a massive operation and you just heard from my colleague in gaza about the consequences in that there's a massive operation going on in gaza from the israeli side but the question now is of course you know whether this will expand further and. or not actually in the coming days or weeks depending

a correspond to tanya kramer in jerusalem. tonight with the latest on this very fluid situation, news that a ceasefire has been agreed to between israel and him are due to take effect at 2 am local time. tanya is always thank you or earlier i spoke to natalie told she she's director of the institute of a 40 internationally enroll. she is also a special advisor to european union foreign policy chief, joseph burrell of the europe. ian union is the biggest donor of aid to the palestinians, and i asked mr. g about using that leverage and demanding from palestinian president mark my boss that he finally call fair and free elections in the palestinian territory. well, i think you're absolutely right. but i think that here, the real tragedy is that as your opinions, we haven't been forceful enough precisely on this points. and the reason why we haven't been forceful on it is unfortunate the also because not only as europeans, as americans, as in fiji israelis, we quote unquote fear the results of elections as we indeed indeed happened back in 2006. so this is why i say yes, there is potentia

and for the palestinian authority, which is not involved in the fighting in gulf of correspond tanya kramer but the latest tonight from jerusalem. tanya has always thank you for joining me now from rome is not only cho g, she's the director of the is to tow a party into the c a knowledge. she is also a special advisor to you. hi representative. mr. joseph burrell is good to have you on the program momentum, as we've heard for a sci fi or appears to be building behind the scenes. we've heard the recent statements from your bossy, you foreign policy chief, joseph burrell. that seemed to be bringing movement. would you say that the pressure that the e u has been putting on both sides? is that pressure now paying off? well home in the european union. indeed, although it was 26, not 27 men the states because hungry as we know, does not agree to to the statement. indeed, of a much pushing for a sci fi, as indeed, i think, you know, the tune is getting to change in washington as well. but i think both as far as the united states and europe is concerned, we've maybe have a thought asking ourselves

i love dw tanya kramer reporting from jerusalem. thank you. as we heard there reconstruction and gaza is high on the agenda, the palestinian territory suffered a heavy bombardment during 11 days of conflict between her moslin militants. and these really are me. but destruction has left thousands of people homeless, many have been traumatized, but the fighting and don't know where to start rebuilding their life. the muncie family lives in bait, last year in the northern gaza strip near the israeli border. they want to show us something. this area was heavily targeted by the israeli military, in its response to the volleys of rockets fired at israel from gaza. come at, muncie, and his wife common feared for their lives. they listened to their voices calling to god, expecting to die. how do we deserve this? asked simon. when she says to her daughters, come to me, we're all going to die. they were lucky, yet the trauma remains. me, the israeli say we are terrorists. but we haven't done anything to anyone. we haven't fired any rockets. we've seen o

and some more of this, we're going to cross traits to d, w correspondent, tanya kramer, who is standing by in jerusalem for us, tanya, we understand that there have been no roka, sire. and since 1 am in israel is this possibly assigned the hostilities are decreasing there was no real could fire for several hours been broken for it has resumed in the past hour or so, they have been launched towards the southern part of maybe area surrounding towns surrounding the go to strip at the same time the so that individual would have continued its s strike during denied, especially in the morning hours. so of course, there is some speculation because there was a long period of quiet that this might be a sign of willingness to pricing down and strikes, at least from the side, from the, from the gaza side. but at the moment, you know, it has resumed from both you know, we can only speculate or whether this, you know, whether to lead to any kind of fight at anytime soon. and yet, huh. says that they expect to reach us these fire with israel within a day or 2. they say is that plausible little while

well we're joined now by our correspondent in jerusalem tanya kramer tony what's the situation there in jerusalem at the ban it. well as you said confrontations have broken out early this morning on what is known on the reef or temple mount with apparently a lot of young palestinians staying overnight on the compound to prevent those hardline. marches israelis to enter the compound now the israeli police are saying they entered the compound to disperse the crowds and that's when the confrontation started with stones and barricades being thrown from the palestinian side and the israeli police firing stun grenades and tear gas now this is of course one of the most sensitive sites and you could say in the city it's a holy site for muslims and jews alike and many palestinians see that you know as an absolute red line that what's going on there and the palestinian red crescent said you know numbers rising over 200 injured over 150 needing medical attention and on the palestinian police side with police is saying 9 officers have been injured. is really a national search through march throu

kind of secession office jealousies tony thank you so much that was our jerusalem correspondent tanya kramer. now let's check on some other news stories making headlines around the world today india's. death toll 250001 wednesday but comparisons of official from front line workers suggests the true number may be several times higher according to the country's health ministry more than 4200 people died from the virus in the past 24 hours a new daily record. hundreds of mourners have been paying tribute to the victims of a school shooting in the russian city of kut a makeshift monument was set up outside the school where a gunman killed 7 children and on tuesday president vladimir putin has ordered a review of the nation's gun control law. the german cabinet is due to agree on more ambitious targets for lowering greenhouse gas emissions this follows a court ruling that said a 2019 climate protection law did not go far enough. ruling conservatives are under pressure to add some muscle to their climate policy they're facing an election year challenge from the green party and the environment is a

diplomacy are very limited at this point for the united states you know poll in washington in tanya kramer in jerusalem i think you both the conflict in the middle east has brought people onto the streets in cities worldwide to protest against the violence here in germany thousands have marched in support of the palestinians. campaigners around the world organized rallies to condemn the violence in the middle east and to commemorate not about the displacement of hundreds of thousands of palestinians when the state of israel was created in 1048 most of saturday's events were peaceful although in berlin police broke up at least one pro palestinian gathering and arrested several demonstrators still the people made their voices heard. i just want it to be peace between jews muslims and christians we're all human and a matter of america. my message is that the bombarding and the killing should stop . in a war there are only losers there is no winner. in this case children are dying on both sides. and that's not nice. elsewhere in the city a smaller gathering backing these rallies but most of th

earlier we spoke to our correspondent tanya kramer and gaza city and asked her about the chances to rebuild . it will be very complicated and probably a long process. he thought it already after the war in 2014 did not forget. garza is under a blockade that was imposed by israel, but also partially at times by egypt of ever since i'm asked to power in 2007, 2007. now this located is now there almost for 14 years, and that's of course it's a felt here in all sectors in garza. now it's but it's tightly controlling what's going in and out of gaza. so they're also controlling, you know, building the tier is which israel described as doing materials that should not fall into the hands of militant groups. and in 2014, the international community had to set up a very special reconstruction mechanism. now the international community also doesn't deal directly with us. and of course on top of that, you have to imagine that people who have lost their homes or their homes where demons know by this a conflict, the economic situation is very difficult. so it's not easy for people to just pick up and, an

and let's bring in our jerusalem correspondent tanya kramer for more tony we just heard washington has sent a mid-level diplomat to negotiations and that u.s. 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

w correspondent tanya kramer sent us this report from garza city. picking through the rubble in just 11 days, homes, shops and roads have been lighthouse, and hundreds of lives have been knocked survivors of the strikes on girls. the city are dealing with the aftermath at lee. our callback has lost over 10 of his family members in an as strike for or it's an inexplicable feeling. frustration is talking on the whole account. what's happened? i don't understand simon. sharp, in just a couple of seconds, minutes. our buildings and cool world building. they were all flattering nevada and medical residents are returning from when ever they could find shelter. some feel like know where it is safe in gaza. and i totally agree with teaching difficult in the last this time around the science, concentrated on recreational building and facility and media offices lightly garza haley. this will of course, have a ton of 3 wars. we try to run this by bit trash, and they put this back on me. a bit of everything difficult. even after the seas fun, garza still faces another dangerous crisis. the coron

and we're back now with tanya kramer anton you know just to look at that case that we're talking about there for example any decisions on whether or not these addictions will indeed take place have been postponed why. we understand the israeli high court of justice has postponed this hearing today which was actually postponed from last week already following a request by the israeli attorney general he apparently wants to weigh in on that case so that means for now the families will be able to stay in their homes and the court order to set a new date for a new hearing within 30 days what it doesn't do however it doesn't cancel actually the decision by a lower court which had also rise to the action that was basically done already in february. in favor of settlers to take over those properties so it is for the moment a postponement and it's a question you know whether this can lower the escalation that we have seen here also which is also based of course on this particular conflict tanya kramer in jerusalem thank you. let's have a look at some other stories making headlines. the doctor

jerusalem corresponded tanya kramer has the latest for us to tell us more about those israeli strikes and. attacks on israel what's happening there now. that's right the scene of the early morning hours and of course overnight to have been there has been an extensive. campaign by the israeli military on gaza on the one hand so very dense and strikes on gaza to high rise buildings. were taken down also we understand a lot of police stations and other. buildings hosting official you know ministry mission where destroyed the israeli army said at least they carried out strikes on at least $500.00 targets across the gaza strip at the same time there have been also in the early morning hours heavy rocket barrages to words israel namely also to the center of israel including just tell of the area the israeli army his says again that about over $850.00 rockets have fired in the last day and a half 2 words israel. has also been growing tension between arab israelis and jews on the ground in israel how serious is the. yes that's right as some commentators in the israeli media have described ben

we spoke to tanya kramer earlier and asked her why is reza czerny general has delayed the eviction hearing. well it's certainly a brief response for the families for the time being because it was also said they can stay in their houses now until a new court date is set in 30 days it doesn't how can. the lower court ruling which also rise to actually the eviction of those 4 families back in february in favor of secular organization that tries to claim and it doesn't of course also change the root causes of this very problematic legislation and we should also not forget there are many other families as well in the middle of court proceedings which are under threat of if action. families in the afghan capital kabul have begun burying the victims of saturday's explosions more than 50 people many of them young girls were killed in the bomb blasts at a school in a largely shia muslim neighborhood no group has claimed responsibility afghanistan's president. is blaming the taliban but they're denying their involvement pointing the finger at so-called islamic state. to remote hillside symmetry fath

have to decide how they going to bring, you know, the needed material here into gaza this time tanya kramer and others to me, thank you very much. us now get you up to speed on some other stories making headlines at this hour. a corona virus continues to spread rapidly in india. officials say nearly 4000 people dined with colbert 19 inches 24 hours. more than 240000 new infections reported numbers or surging, especially in rural areas were public health services are limited. overall, india is the world's 2nd worst effect. the countries surpassed only by the united states. hundreds of firefighters in greece have been battling the country's 1st major blaze of the season in the mountains, a nature conservation area west of athens. first warn of a huge ecological disaster. the wildfire broke out on wednesday night. the military and congo says a major city threatened by a massive lieutenant or russian has been spared. they say molten lava that was streaming toward goma came to a stop. just a few 100 meters from the city limits. authorities had urged go, was 2000000 residents to evacuate after mo

indefatigable tanya kramer thank you tanya. most of the later street violence has been mixed cities in israel where jews and arabs have been living together for many years cities like aqua and load were captured by israeli forces in the 1948 war much of the arab population was displaced as a jewish migration flowed in from overseas but many arab residents remain most of them israeli citizens these cities have until recently been mostly free of trouble this new unrest is exposing underlying tensions. in the central city of load the running battles between police and is really out of iraq today again. this man was one of 15 arrested here. police say they also confiscated an improvised submachine gun and the molotov cocktails. in haifa in the north there were more police searches. and 19 more people arrested on suspicion of rioting and attacking police. not far away in just. and police faced off across a burning barricades before clashes that led to 2 more arrests. in just a mostly out of district of television the streets lay qui

what's going on update from our jerusalem correspondent tanya kramer tanya what's the latest on the fighting. while i can tell you that some rocket fire has resumed early this morning and that came off to an almost 6 hour pause and rocket fire coming out gaza from within gaza residents poured in another night of intensity by the israeli military the israeli military has said that there is targeted to get in residential buildings homing hamas leaders. rocket launches but also they had 62 planes as they say operating within a very short time to target again what they call the metro system this tunnel system inside gaza that is used reportedly. by hamas and other militants to to move around underground in gaza we have not yet anything. casualties or injuries among the civilian population in gaza or talking about the civilian population turn you know the u.n. is warning of an escalating humanitarian crisis in gaza is aid getting through. well absolutely there has been no humanitarian corridors so far this is now week into the hostilities only egypt has opened its border taken in some. people acc

brent: dw's tanya kramer with the latest tonight. thank you.o talk more about the unrest on israeli streets, i'm joined by the director of the serling institute for jewish studies and modern israel. we have heard that the street violence in israel is unprecedented. do you agr. quick cs, in many ways it is, and it is especially tragic because stress this evening, there was supposed to be an agreement for a new coalition government that in who did -- that included an israeli party, and there was supposed to be good news where for the first time in israel's history, there would be an arab party in israel's coalition government. it was going to be unprecedented good news this evening, and unfortunately, things have unraveled, and it does not seem like that is going to happen. brent: do we know what is fueling this violence we are seeing in israel? >> again, it is especially tric because, as your audice knows, certainly some of the demonstrations in jerusalem days ago kind of preced this, and in some of the demonstrations, it was jewish israelis and

what's going update from our jerusalem correspondent tanya kramer tanya what's the latest on the fighting. well i can tell you that some rocket fire has resumed early this morning and that came after an almost 6 hour pause in rocket fire coming out from gaza from within gaza residents poured in another night of intense it's done by the israeli military the israeli military has said that there is targeted to get in residential buildings homing hamas leaders. rocket launches but also they had 62 planes as they say operating within a very short time to target again what they call the metro system this tunnel system inside gaza that is used reportedly. by hamas and other militants to to move around underground in gaza we have not yet anything. casualties or injuries among the civilian population in gaza we're talking about the civilian population in turn you know the u.n. is warning of an escalating humanitarian crisis in gaza is aid getting through. well absolutely there has been no humanitarian corridors so far this is now week into the hostilities only egypt has opened its border taken in

correspondent tanya kramer is in jerusalem she joins us now tom what is the situation there at the moment. while tensions persist also on the how or the temple mount it's going confrontations with shorter periods of calm as far as we understand the confrontations this morning started off to a lot of palestinian youth who are staying on the compound apparently overnight trying to prevent israeli nationalists to enter the compound the israeli police and then the compound to disperse the crowds as they say stones and barricades were thrown from the palestinian side stun grenades and tear gas. so you have to understand this is the most. sensitive side and the holiest site for jews and muslims and of course seeing you know this violence also inside the mosque is kind of a red line for many palestinians the question that said that hundreds of people were injured how is this set to develop later today tanya just walk us through because we understand israeli nationalists are set to march through the muslim quarter of the old city as part of this day events so. you know how big is the potential fo

tanya kramer on this dynamic and ever evolving story thank you so much tanya . earlier air raid sirens sounded over tell of even as hamas missiles reached israel's central city. people in tel aviv scramble for shelter after dozens of rockets were fired from gaza some struck a residential building in the nearby town not gone killing a 50 year old man blasts were also reported elsewhere at least 9 people have now died in israel since monday while in gaza the death toll is at least 139. earlier we spoke to lieutenant colonel jonathan cohen rica's international spokesman for the israel defense forces the israeli military he joined us from near tel aviv where one israeli man was killed in a how last rocket attack restarted by asking about the attack. i can tell you that it's now the 6th day fighting hamas and other terrorists have fired more than 2300 rockets like the one that impacted here what you can see behind me by the way are the rescue efforts and they're now taking away the remainder of the bomb but more than 2300 rockets have been fired at our cities our civ

are let's go straight now to our correspondent tanya kramer she is in jerusalem good evening to you tanya it has been quite a day tell us what is going on on the ground now. well as strikes by the israeli military continue on the gaza strip as well as rockets are being fired from minute in groups of hamas and islamic jihad now as you already mentioned shortly before 9 o'clock local time 9 pm local time the s. hiren's fend off in the tel of if everyone else in the center of the country and the massive truck at us launched from gaza to what's television that's always seen here as a major development also as a red line usually for the israeli government. we understand that one person in this was killed snape was shown its nitze on and several people were injured also for over an hour at the international airport ben gurion of was closed international traffic was rerouted to cyprus. how must said in a statement defiant at least $130.00 rockets to its television and retaliation to this strike on the residential building in gaza which also was home to many a family said that evacuated. before t

earlier we spoke to our correspondent tanya kramer and garza city and asked her about the chances to rebuild the region. it will be very complicated and probably a long process. he thought it already after the war in 2014, he said, not forget, garza is under a blockade that was imposed by israel, but also partially at times by egypt of ever since i'm up to power in 2007, 2007 now this okay, does now they're almost for 14 years and that's of course it's of felt here in all sectors in garza. now it's but it's tightly controlling what's going in and out of gaza. so they're also controlling, you know, building the tier is, which is read, described as dual material that should not fall into the hands of military groups. and in 2014, the international community had to set up a very special reconstruction mechanism. now the international community also doesn't deal directly with us. and of course on top of that, you have to imagine that people who have lost their homes or their homes where demons snow by this a conflict, the economic situation is very difficult. so it's not easy for people

of a vixen in the coming months tony thank you very much that was our jerusalem correspondent tanya kramer. it was check on some other stories making headlines around the world today protests erupted in several iraqi cities after the killing of a leading anti-government activist a was and he was shot dead early sunday in karbala a journalist is now also in intensive care after being shot in the head early monday both men were key figures in iraq's 2019 and government mobilization. hundreds of people marched in mexico city over the weekend calling for the legalization of marijuana demonstrators want the right to possess and grow cannabis as well as areas to consume it legislation awaiting final senate approval would allow production and sale for recreational use but this will use is already illegal . 7 people have died in a shooting in the us state of colorado a gunman opened fire at a birthday party killing 6 adults before taking his own life suspected shooter was the boyfriend of one of the victims the motive was not immediately clear. and space x. has announced plans to send a satellite

escalation that we have seen here also which is also based of course on this particular conflict tanya kramer and to rosalynn thank you. here are some other stories making news. the doctor who 1st treated alexina volley after he was poisoned with a nerve agent has been found alive alexander has been reported missing on saturday after he failed to return from a hunting expedition in siberia his disappearance caused concern as to other doctors who treated a volley have died already this year. myanmar's deposed leader aung sang suu kyi has been ordered to appear in court in person later this month she faces a number of charges the most serious of which could see her jailed for 14 years the court appearance will be the 1st time that she has been seen in public since the military coup unchecked you i 1st. calls are growing for the indian government to impose a nationwide lockdown daily corona virus infections and death source. still close to record high levels and hospitals continue to face a shortage of oxygen and beds experts blame the government for allowing large festivals and election rallies

earlier i spoke to d, w 's tanya kramer in jerusalem. i asked her about the likelihood that the sci fi will hold and what would happen if it doesn't? well, if it doesn't, i think we could see another round of violence like the scene many times before. it's not always long around dale, so many assured rounds of hostilities in the past years and gaza has already seen 3 wars know almost the 4th one. so, but you know, that is an internationally push to solidify now this cease fire and maybe the upcoming agreement depending on the conditions that will be maybe set. there is also extensive damage, especially in gaza, that we're the have to be assessed now in gaza and of course a loss of life. so i think there is an interest right now that this will last, at least for the time being and just take us back to how this all started. and i think it's important for an international audience to be reminded as well about the human costs on both sides of this contract. well, the human caster on the palestinian side of figures from the ministry of health

earlier i spoke to d, w 's tanya kramer in jerusalem. i asked her about the likelihood the seas fire will hold and what could happen if it doesn't? well, if it doesn't, i think we could see another round of violence, like we've seen many times before. it's not always long around for many assured rounds of hostilities in the past years, and garza has already seen 3 wars know almost a 4th one. so, but you know, that is an internationally push to solidify now this cease fire and maybe the upcoming agreement depending on the conditions that will be maybe set. there is also extensive damage, especially in gaza, that we're the have to be assessed now in gaza and of course lots of flies. so i think there is an interest right now that this will last, at least for the time being and just take us back to how this all started. and i think it's important for an international audience to be reminded as well about the human costs on both sides of this contract. well, the human koster on the palestinian side, figures from the ministry of health, the th