meas to his meetings, once from all over france. what that symbols is the way in which this period of unrest has been targeted on symbols of the state, in particular meas, town halls, lots of them attacks all over the country. we have seen cars attacked belonging to meas. the homes of meas attacked. one attempted arson of a s home. when we reported in the last few days was rammed by protesters, injuring the wife the mayor in south east paris. they will be an attempt today to try to make sense of all of this and find a way forward. figs to make sense of all of this and find a way forward. to make sense of all of this and find a way forward. as you say, the nahel at the find a way forward. as you say, the nahel at the heart find a way forward. as you say, the nahel at the heart of find a way forward. as you say, the nahel at the heart of the find a way forward. as you say, the nahel at the heart of the story - find a way forward. as you say, the nahel at the heart of the story
sparked by the killing of a 17 year old named as nahel during a traffic stop last tuesday. the last two nights have seen fewer arrests than in the days immediately following the incident. but thousands of police officers are still deployed across the country. straight to paris, and tom symonds is there for us now. the interior minister has been saying more about the scale of the unrest, what did they have to say? you see, some interesting figures from the interior ministry about the scale of what has happened over the last week. 3500 arrests, 800 police injuries, 269 police stations attacked, 12,000 fires, usually men fires in the streets, and 1100 buildings damaged. that tells you that this has been a significant eventin that this has been a significant event in france in the last week. emmanuel macron visited a police station during the night to give his support to officers who do feel that
condition. nahel. hamas. the other report is that the alleged attacker was shot and killed at the scene by a civilian responder. so, all of this going on as the israeli military operation continues in jenin as well. thousands of palestinians have left the jenin refugee camp in the west bank since the operation began. we have been showing you live pictures both of tel aviv, and also ofjenin. all of these developments are for you on these developments are for you on the website as well. we have a live page, as you can see, up and running with the very latest. news lines from tel aviv and also voices from insidejenin. more on this story throughout the programme. to japan now, where the un s nuclear watchdog has approved plans to release water from the wrecked fukushima power plant
this was marseilles, france s second largest city, last night. while in paris. police have showed up at a tourist hotspot, and as you can see, there are riot police everywhere. this is not the face of france that emmanuel macron wants you to see. but mobile phones are everywhere, social media helping spread the rage and deepen divisions. a burning car was used to attack this home of a local mayor. his wife and young child were injured trying to escape. most of the rioters are teenagers from french north african communities like nahel. many here sympathise with nahel s family, but they lost patience with rioters and vandals. we can t go on like this, this shopkeeper says. hundreds of businesses