to this business uptake these voltage by the 6 bang gross dot net on the dash before to use the the hello am we lock, this is and use our line from door are coming up in the next 60 minutes. most residential blocks and you and shelters destroyed and gauze as largest refugee camp of jamalia. after nearly 3 weeks of israeli attacks. dozens of california is killed across casa, and is really strikes including 2 paramedics for targeted by performing their duties. courtesy exchange was rated and a market in ramallah catches fire during a wave of is really waves across the occupied west, back and also ahead early resolves from south africa points to the african national

congress. falling short of a majority for the 1st time since the end of apartheid and high use unemployment in india becomes a main campaign issue. and the fastest growing major economy in the world. time join a charles, go with the sports greek football team and then pay all costs, make history. they've become the 1st come from that countries when a major european charged me by clinching the broker conference, leak title the while we begin in gaza, where the is really army says it's carried out 50 airstrikes across the strip and the past 24 hours fighting and is really bombardment is continuing about with 12 palestinians killed since early thursday. well, as the military pushes further into the southern city, the showing on tele, so thought an estimate where c has been relentless. both areas have come under

attack in the past few days. while the north of the strip has also been attacked repeatedly, briefly here, angel ball, your refugee camps have been hit by is really shells, at least for palestinians killed when the house was shelled. and the say that refugee camp is central gaza. people are fleeting, again, and casualties are mounting mostly among civilians. and on wednesday is really forces targeted an ambulance. and so, so ton area west of an alpha going to paramedics, the palestinian red crescent society says israel target is the vehicle while they were performing their duties. while nearly 3 weeks now were relentless, is rarely a tax, and jamalia refugee camp has left behind wide spread destruction. the military destroyed, most of the largest refugee camp in gaza, landmarks and shelters have been reduced to rubble. local sources, safety is really army has withdrawn from some areas. well, watson,

le colored is in jamalia following the latest situation on the ground. i still can see from the center a brother who is where the forces partner to withdraw from this place. after spending about 20 days here, as you can see, all of this destruction all of this invest station this because there's really forces spent about 20 days. yeah. somebody is under pollution here. are trying to reach the houses. on the other hand, just want to reach the level of the houses in order to find something useful to use it in the next days. display some token from i used to be a very commercial and belated street. now just a level was include a 0, nothing goes to spread. so i'll assign this is really military has conducted a series of ways across cities in the occupied westbank. all these are the scenes

of my life is rarely forced a store or a firing bullets, stone who are in a haze and tear gas. munitions cause a major fire at a vegetable market. at least one palestinian was injured while these various forces also waited. currency exchange officers and quoting and ramallah, while they seized equipments and files and arrested several workers. let's get you more on these developments. they need that you put him. joyce's no life from my life. and you know, what more can you tell us about these res of the well, the rate that took place in the sense sort of from a loss was here in the streets when we are sending right now. these ready forces with their keeps dozens of them have been your target thing, money exchange shops, but because the vegetable market is very close to those areas, the way the way of the shops are this

t and gas and the sun grenades that have been fired by these really forces at this very location, the main markets have caused the major fire to break out, causing a lot of damage to people who usually bring festivals and smoke. so there's usually make certain living just from selling fresh fruits, vegetables. it is a long while, but now instead of the smell of fresh fruit that in her all we can smell now was the smoke. as the fireflies are trying to put off the fire, you can probably see behind me the smoke is still there because the firefighters could not come as early as needed. they have to wait for these really forces to be the street the need. but i'm alone together to start. there are police and we've been speaking to people who have shops also near the markets in the building. the advice those shop to have been damaged have been affected and they say that's all

of their life savings. they were waiting for and they would be located where some people try to go and buy new clothes. but now all of their folks are gone. and we are still waiting from the civil defense themes to give us in the assessment of the damage. but as you can see, they're still working with off the fire before they can tell us how much damage has been increased and ended up doing a why is really forces also rated exchange offices? let me show you where they target. this is one of the money exchange shops where a d is really forces have ray that they've arrested some of the workers and they have lots of off sides on that. this off as well as another one, saying that the exchange money extra shops are involved in transferring funds

to what they call pattern organizations. we believe that they, the 1st will have massive our gaze at him as, as far as the hit in the occupied with the bag. now according to what we've been noticing, maybe that has been targeted and there hasn't been really a target to go off through the money exchange. so just send the list. so since the beginning of the war, 3 sides, these really forces that way that the area just to go inside the money exchange shops and even before the war, we've seen them do that as well. so if there's an incense situation here in the occupied with bank, with only these rating separated them all of us, several other areas in the neighboring matter reporting from out of my life. thank you so much for your continued coverage and he is really military. so as 2 of his soldiers have died of one sustained in a car rounding attack and the occupied westbank,

it took place in their numbers on wednesday as early forces read at the city in search of a suspect, who has reportedly turned himself in to the palestinian authority and israel has bound al jazeera, so our correspondence and my con is joining us now from jordan's capital. i'm on a lot a to is really soldiers are killed in the occupied west back. what happened the well, the is ready on the advice the release, the preliminary investigation, what they're saying is the soldiers were hit near the town of nablus when they were examining another car and that's when the attack a round he's caught into them. now the soldiers nearby did not open fire. the pope tried to cuz they didn't understand what happened. i'm not allowed the perpetrator to get away according to these ready. oh, you know, according to so a security sol. so speaking to his ready media, the perpetrator was actually handed himself over to the palestinian,

or far as he was though, he hasn't been handed over by the pe uh to the is really or far as he's there was also a soldier killed in the northern westbank that brings a total of soldiers who died on the warren guards as ends on the type of the 7 to about $640.00. and over 3300 have been injured each one of those districts presents a very big political problem. the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and voices on now getting louder and louder. we've got t politicians, opposition, politicians? yeah, i la paid for example, gideon saw and having to leave him and who are now talking about trying to toppled netanyahu's government and trying to cove early elections. they trying to build a little town. it's a governing coalition. however, present problem is that benjamin, that you know, who does have a secret weapon and that's the far right coalition, which seems to be holding spots even in the wood cabinets. there's divisions as well because there's no plan to say many guns and the defense ways that you'll have

the land key members of that little cabinet for a day off to, and benny guns certainly publicly if you're listening to police gladly say, is open to the idea of an alternative calculation to try and topple prime minister benjamin netanyahu charge, and mike conner reporting from amman. jordan, thank you so much i. it's a reminder again, benjamin netanyahu, his cabinet has bound al jazeera. we are reporting from outside israel high joining me now here on the set is summer of i multi is associate professor of public policy . i think the institute for graduate studies. so welcome back. i want to ask you about israel's military who appears now to control the entire length of the guys as border with egypt. how will this impact ties with egypt and how will it affect the trajectory of this war like that? the egyptians from the onset of this war, uh uh,

they would very clear about the one that goes on from the, occupying the philadelphia a quarter door. so this was the egyptian red line from the onset of this war. but the good is what it has cost. this red line seemed like hundreds of other lines thrown by the us or even in the national community. and it seems to me, it has an upper hand in the guise of slip now. and it, it doesn't, could really what the rest of the world thinks about it's minutes to conduct the egyptians now in a, in a, in, in a critical position. i mean, it's, it, it is, it is insulting through egypt more or less. it's what things also of the, i mean the status of the peace agreement between egypt and these are the come. david's also is well under questioning because it's what i know is in a breach of this agreement, when it comes to the philadelphia the door, know how the difference, what do you like? i don't, i don't, i don't know, to be honest, but i mean there is a big debate in the education media and we have to wait and see what would be the

sense. all right, well speaking of read lies. let's listen to us, the president, a job i instead about off a half see the red line. and i made it clear because that if i go into rafa i haven't gone on roughly yet. to go into rafa. i'm not supplying the weapons that have been used historically to deal with ross. i've made it clear to be the of the work and they're not going to get our support. if in fact it going these population centers. so the threshold for egypt has been crossed. this threshold for the united states has been cross. what do you make of the inconsistency in terms of the barn and ministrations policy when it comes to this war? i mean, the by that i'm mistaken from the concept of this word has been embracing, is what i and supporting it. and many occasions they wouldn't, they would say the right things, but they would also give us the green light to do whatever it wants by showing. busy or watering is what i'm from. like, you know,

the way the treating civilians and the goes to the system ethics targeting button and the attitude, the american policy has been more or less empowering is right in all fronts. i'm giving it the upper hand when it comes to it's submitted to the contact and that goes to the left. even this if it's even getting worse, not so this is an a government that is accused by genocide standing in front of the i, c j. and also that is another sort of issue or being issued by the associates and the americans. i'm and the thing is that i have to come up with the, the test, the government does. so it says human side of government that is mandated by the us . now to present the proposal on the future of guys, after they're done with this side of the board, it's insane. it's insane on ethical and more or less. do you also have an installation when it comes to this war? the solution with the visit i is really complicit. 100 percent said that's what was that? no. okay, let's talk about the global outcry. and um, you know what we heard from israel's head of a national,

a security your council basically saying that they think that the, the war on gaza will take at least another 7 months. i mean, how do you, how do you see this moment and also other efficiency, maybe he is up to this step as a new governance structures. so the fact that we're in setting the stage, what is what it is occupying us, stopping it from the rest of the world to get into, into small pieces, maybe introducing a similar conflicts like in the us bank abc zones. so we started out with the factories and controls the got the stuff and its responsibility means by on and to lesson those on the livelihoods of its own people. um, i think the motor less, i mean the, we have the stage what i think the americans and these raises in agreement that that's the vision of peace, which is based of age in that a simple piece. so the one thing is that 8 is for top of that, how i'm asked for sure that both of them are in agreement on this goal. and, but the big problem is they don't know what's next,

who's going to govern guys up with the 1st thing that sort of theater is training from or, or from getting involved in any suspicious projects that, that does that the, that do not involve how much, how much does that means to me, but a scene in fucking comes has become as disappeared inside the juice. an idea both cause of how much as existence is days of a new patient, nothing else. so as long as these related profession domains in gaza at us, assuming if they manage to get the promise, do they think that the guidelines will just accept the new reality? what is what it is in control of the lives? so again, i think we're still 5 now from a the just basic process. however, the good news is that there isn't at the motion with a weakening with all this wave over the commission by many countries, especially in europe and comforters and the us. and these are the very much in the allies on his way to the international adina. let's see, for how long they can sustain this, or keep this dysfunction and stuff as cool. all right, tom, i to i more to such

a professor of public policy if it during institute for graduate study, sir. thank you so much. my pleasure. the, the and vote counting is underway in south africa's general election early result show their governing amc is leading with 43 percent followed by the democratic alliance with 26 percent loss or an unemployment ruling. power cuts are among the main concerns for many voters. voting was extended in some areas due to a large turn out. and we got our correspondence to her to saw standing by in law's, in the eastern part of the country. but 1st, let's go to for me to miller, who's in mid drawn to south africa at the results operation center. uh hi there. what are the early trends showing as

well? so to me, what we've seen so far would be alarming to the african national congress. a positively not given that analysts have predicted this in the outcome for the moment is a very early results. just under 20 percent of the vote has been counted. but it's so to me is noteworthy for the actual african national congress. you've mentioned a 42 percent vote for that party. so below that 50 percent majority. and this is what analysts had predicted for the selection, given the issues you had mentioned, and why so the africans on happy and also potentially a very high vote to turn off. we don't have official figures on that yet. that will happen once all the votes accounted and all the registered voters taken into account. but below that 50 percent off, which the african national congress can. it's very difficult position. and it's likely one that would lead to a number of coalition governments of various provinces. their 9 provinces, at this point projection say the african national congress could hang on to 3 of

them. but it brings into question the other 6 and for now, provinces like the one we're in the commercial habits of africa halting. it appears as if the agency could lose that as well as because the natal province and that's we, it's being threatened by the emergence of a new fox, the going to receive as well. and k bingley advised houma agencies, former president of whom i presume. so i forgot the jacob summa, so the african national congress certainly seeing mass of challenges on a number of friends. but we are 2 or 3 days away from final results. the little commission has 7 days up to 7 days to announce the final result. so still a way to go, given that just under 20 percent of the vote has been counted, but a clear indication for the a and see that it could be in trouble. right, for me to thank you so very much for that update. let's state you know, to

a room which i saw or she joins us live now from a logic south west of durban. well, let's ask you about formal presence dumas party. how is it performed? of the well, jacob zuba has managed to take away his parties mad to take away some is away from the amc. areas that what to destiny a n c stronghold. this is the big blow to the amc. this province is very important to choose to be in terms of size and influence. let me ask people why there was so much support for do mind this problem to say, 1st of all, this is all the problems. they not surprise you did. so all of a sickening, they say that, remember when he was president of south africa a few years ago, they say when it came to this province, he delivered, he created jobs, he improved infrastructure. he proved health care to be helping with his party in charge of use of this province. if that is the case,

they hope that he will continue to develop k that at least spoke to a young fellow applicant about 31 years old. she says she hasn't was in need of 10 years and she's hoping that someone would deliver on those promises. but basically the statement here is that they feel linked out and find the governing amc. and that's why it seems a lot of people tags to the new in tape august to get as a new option and use the new to the blog. right. so harm which i saw reporting. thank you so very much and like to welcome now, william a great a. he's executive chair person at democracy works. foundation and the drawers is now from johannesburg. a very warm welcome sir to al jazeera. are you surprised by the high turn out a yes, i am surprised and thank you for having me surprise. but i think for the 1st time, young people actually came to the pa to, to come come on those. i think the answer may be in a really serious trouble. i mean results, and i'm the last year or the beginning of the i'd rather be talking about it and

suggesting under 50 percent stream right now. so by doing that you guys are getting to the flow of 40 percent. i mean if you're looking at a live, these are so fine. i know many in south africa results come from the rural areas and these are very small town small villages and so on. but i don't know many people there and normally the i n c by now would have gotten would it be something in a much press 2. so this is the very top and clear. i can see because the entries become a little policy and this election of some of the guys affiliated little party bots . already i just a real party. i'm the beaks of in the areas of south africa where the young people and i'm going to be voting dollars for the 1st time and re read seem to i found a townhouse. it could potentially be devastating for you. i can see because it's made, it could mean that the i n c. i could drop to that. 45 percent full. if you, you know, once we get to the account to pick up and both signatures always be supports as the

last couple of years by the office. he said extraordinary if that were to bear out . so do you think that the selection will bring out that turning point, that significant change that a demographic of south africa is longing for to? i think this election is the election. very evans, i'm the variances. don't be nice. i'm almost the end of the price and yet i bet is do you have the i see, i think domain names, and it's now we not entering a different pdf of periods off of colors in a couple months. and so it will still be dominant. but what about and a half each majority? and actually, i mean that we may not have a potential a coalition between the amc and pa and, and you know, smaller position process. but we may also have a coalition that excludes the amc a coalition between opposition parties all together, all of the opposition process. i mean that's

a real danger also of for the agency. um, so how, how does it work now once the results come in and, and should the is see not to manage to eat out a majority. so want to resolve such as opportunity to play. it's um, it's happy to know we have 14 days to put together a complement of comedies and government. so yeah, usually what i have to, let's say to is it gets 42 percent 43 percent down. obviously go look for partners . i'm to form a coalition. the opposition process could also convene their own um for them and try it for the coalition together, which excludes you amc. we only have 14 days to do that so you can set up the control. i'm sorry, this is really going to be something totally different. uh, that'd be, you know, this isn't your tendency, but some pictures of politics and it really okay to be intriguing. rather it can be done and looking to 14 days. so that's a federal state. it should be done on chart

a territory for south africa, potentially a william committee, sir, thank you so much for sharing your insights with us. thank you. or india will soon conclude its 7 phase, the general elections with the last round on june. the 1st prime minister in to render imo, they took charge in 2014 promising economical forms and development on now as the 6 a 3rd term, unemployment is the biggest worry among voters just by a booming economy. auto reminder, the indian government has not granted visas to algae, 0 as journalist. so we are covering the election from outside the country. ok, some sharif reports for once booming industry goes to class. the city of devonte in india is west and state as my roster has the lowest number of problems in the country. now, many of closing with the workers being laid off and that's what having those like

on sawgrass month. he is, he may lose his job. of the new testament, the books and cop production vehicles on the situation is very bad. we are struggling to make a living. the rooms are not functioning, even 2 hours a day. what can you do if you make about $36.00 a fortnight? in 2015? india change the way it meshes. it's economic output. and ahead of selections for minister moraine to move, these governments has revised calculations to show proof of nearly 8 percent. yet, millions of people are without jobs report the international labor organization. an institute of human development says the youth in india accounts for nearly 83 percent of its unemployed population. the voters, the lack of jobs is the most pressing issue, the student level. since i'm a student, i started on issues, unemployment and the dictation. according to folds, india has produced a record 200000000000 as this. yeah. and

a study from the world and equality laugh says the top one percent hold more than 40 percent of the countries folks. critics say india is both solely is limited to a very small group. but to be, to be government says it's listed in millions of people out of what it calls to below poverty line crew of b. p. m. inequality without visited with this thinking yes, interested in there's not like 250000000 people have come out of date. the vpn, the category means below the poverty line categories. as multi seats the to tell me in office, the b j b says it will spend more than a $130000000000.00 on infrastructure projects. in the past, it's use well for schemes to compensate for lack of jobs. but in 2016, it's launched a de monetization policy changing it's got and see over night that effected millions of people in a cash defenders economy. 4 years later,

a cold with 19 locked down hit the economy hauled and led to a further loss of livelihoods. but despite that, the international monte fun says, india is the, was fost is growing economy. yet exploits say it's high g d p. most said some challenges, so at the moment we are driving an investment. but investment police people are out because a bank of the day with an invest has invested, he needs to sell his products. and that can really come from consumption a. so on the longer term of you add on a slight these to cubic the b to b has highlighted the performance of india's economy in its election manifesto, would with employment a major issue among voters. strongly economic drilled without jobs, may not resonate with that consumption. these causes 0 as still have here on al jazeera iran opens the registration period for hopefuls wanting to run in june's

presidential election to replace the late the brain by using that is 4000000 on methane scores for miami. but it's not enough to save or 10 match on a beat, this freak and the lease, the hello. oh wow. is it hot in ne era by name we're dealing with temperature as we generally see in the thick of summer. of course we're not even in the season yet. and today, moscow could hit 30 degrees for the 1st time this year. last year it took it to august to get a day that hot, now we'll see some showers dancing over the next little bit. but that will do little to press down your temperature 28 over the course of the weekend. and other places it's heating up, is portico and spain. 30 degrees in lisbon. but for the last day of spring, 35 in the it's been that can be good enough for your hottest me day on record.

here's where we run into problems though, century downpours, germany, switzerland, northern italy. some of this could be bad and produce some flooding. and for turkey, a bit of wet weather going from the south to the north. but throughout the day on thursday that will peter out and turn lighter. it's also getting hot in the northwest of africa for morocco merit kept closing in on 40 degrees and really our showers and storms are seasonal range for west africa. not really there today on thursday, that's been the trend as of late, it's big. dropping those temperatures for cape town, eventually that will happen in a painting on friday in a place where it's heating up for state of winter and my put so, but it's still feeling like summer with a heat wave. the exploring type us culture examining political disco exposing societies,

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one picture generated using artificial intelligence is all it takes to trigger a global outreach. and a call to action since is real carried out is deadly air stripe. on a camp that off killing at least $45.00 displays palestinians on sunday. this image has been re shared more than get this 46000000 times on instagram since one day a day after israel's offensive offer. it's also caught the attention of dozens of celebrities around the world, many of whom are not mentioned gossip before him. and his relief, the slogan originated from a statement made by a world health organization representative for gaza and the occupied west. back. the official said, all eyes are on or off as the is really military in terms of why does campaign indeed so or in gaza strip. tom devonne is a researcher on digital cultures at hebrew university of jerusalem and he focuses on palestinian activism on social media. any joyce's not life from west or we're

some good to have you with us. tom, tell us more about this image. i think you like that. um. so the all lines on rough . uh it's, i'm glad you. and many station of the generative a i result evasion of the ongoing war and guys that particularly focusing on the city of ruffled um and we said it's been played as a broader effort to raise awareness and mobilized global support against these ready defense forces actions in rasa um and we do see any grace to be reality around this a template which is something that we have i'd like to speak about. um, but it's actually, you know, going to be tied into the status of the said the trending. so send me the template so people can just easily join in by adding their text while the boy says, and you know, we can just, you can just jump on it and then it lowers the threshold of becoming an active

person online and making a sense. um and i guess this is a way for ordinary users that are in need of taking part of the conversation and i'm not quite sure how to do that. so this is a gauge for those people. so i think that that lowering of the threshold is why all eyes off a has gone by for a viral um, yeah, and i mean we, we tend to, to, um, to tie into this idea of um, um, being and being of trending templates. so those templates are usually um, very easily to uh, to create that very easy to join um but, but the idea of like the conversation that involved with around the old eyes on rough with templates was because of the concerns debbie's mind res. um, which revolves around they says like very interesting st here reason or even the potential for the money is ation that the core as um, when raphael,

they fixed the memory as a pilot built the being an undefined area. so i think that we are in danger of a city sizing the suffering of civilians in ways that might be just more digestible for the human eye. and that, that is part of the concerns that and the voice that for her, the around these of you rather deal with the template. and i also want to mention a very, um, kind of like, um, something that we should have in mind in the sense of what happens when we are as that decides the atrocities. and this is what i see has been netflix. the fact when generating in the spring the spreading a i templates that for tre events with excessive petals and romanticize in i can make them resemble a movie deserves reading, then serious evictions of real world suffering. and that is something that we should have in the back of our mind when we are so easily joining those trends. um,

because that is quite worrying. i think you're some really, really important points there because i mean, there is that, that danger that we're trivializing, you know, a human catastrophe that's on folding a. exactly. and we must say that against this backdrop of, of uh do you mean id or rebate? like being we need also to acknowledge the challenges of disseminating really, really footage from guys that um, as a platform with duration such as that on meta, i'll think, weekly, remove jamie when the pictures of horrors. and as a result, a, i can sometimes be the only means to make sights of these directions visible, but the question remains, how should those images be created? what image are we've chosen and for what purpose? and this is something that we again should be more quickly open and discuss when we will see more of those events. ethics a coming into our discussion. but also it's really important to mention that what,

what all allies in rockford squeezing by being a trend is that it might shift us towards closing her eyes towards different events that are taking place. and you guys up and i, and this is something that, you know, all of a sudden we have the speed in activism towards dropbox. but the advancing guys are part of a long chain of events that have taken place for years and taking place even more in the, in the, in the, in the recent here. and this is another concerned that we shouldn't having mind when participating in those trends. tama devona, thank you so much. that was a really interesting and insightful conversation that thank you for coming on. so thank you. the thank you very much for having me next to iran, which has opened the registration period for candidates wanting to competes in his presidential election. the poll is due to be here all the after president. everything that you see was killed and a helicopter crash last week. all during the next 5 days around you can apply to

run for the presidency. they must comply with criteria including age, education, religious beliefs, and experience in government or candidates will then be evaluated by the 12 member government body known as a guardian council. half of its members are directly appointed by the supreme leader, and on june, the 11th, the ministry of the interior will announce who has been approved for candidates, will then seek folders, support and campaigns. last thing about 2 weeks, the final stage will take place on june the 28th more than 60000000 people eligible to cas palace. and ali hash them has the supports from their on one year from now. presidents ibrahim, right, you see was supposed to run for another 10, and office got a question or 2 about what his desk, in this helicopter crush or change everyone's plans on the, to many so right. you see as a potential candidate to succeed,

the kind supreme the, that on the, on this day trying to this aiming to succeed, to start registering the name of somebody. not us why the adult, you know, runs internal issues right now, mostly or economic. but the solution is definitely political politicians who move through the political tunnels so they can find solution for economic and social problems. several people are expected to put their names forward. for my culminates, the phrase he regarded as conservatives are aiming to keep his seat and the politic account they're competing against all those affiliated with margaret. and reformist counts who wants to try the chances. what the garden council is responsible for confirming the candidacy. so if you could play a significant role in determining the size of poor to turn out the test, i need to have an open admin fee for the candidates who want to run is unlikely to have an impact on those who have boy called at the election it seems to turn out

would be at around 40 percent at the most. and i think the system also is not off to a high turn out. but others disagree and believe the country could be on the verge of significant change. so seeking to on where the president in one is in the soul decision making. and because one, i don't expected election of the time of the regionals tension and turn of all certainty and got excited with the united states could influence people's choices in the bottom of the actual address. you know? okay, we come across life now toyota. so let's start our he is in the iranian capital j a ron russell, who are the main contenders in this presidential race as well. there are several names from different from the particular children senior ron that are being discussed as of now, other people are mostly focusing on 3 names. so the 1st one is on the letter. john

is coming from quite a well known family in your ron. so his brothers had been an important one, important positions in the uranium import declined traditional system. his father is a well known collaborative. i have, let me is the hash and i'm really she also has served as speaker of the parliament starting from 2007 until 2020. and now he is a member of the, the experienced it costs, which is quite then a seems a central body in the running political system. he's holding 2 p h these one in the political sciences and the other one in philosophy. so many people are regarding him one of the front, one of the candidates, but the actual candidates. so they and he's regarded as a moderate, conservative in the country. so the 2nd one is identity. he is a hard line or conservative. so he's from the city or from a shed, which is the most important religious center in iran. she has also serve as the

head of the national security council, which directly of the board to the supreme leader he's trusted and very much close to the stop him. a leader he event twice in 2015. he lost a guest. the former president has not winey, and then in 2021, she is counted as he was approved by the garden and call somebody. in the last week of the presidential campaign, he withdrew for off. he withdrew from the campaign in favor of the lease presidency, but i embrace it. now. people are expecting him to run again. i'm just told one is the previous 1st uh west president of abraham bracy, who's now the acting present off, off, off of your on my met must be of. so he's coming from an economy background. she was a ceo of one of the largest banks in iran sign i bank is the god of the as a but as an attack mill road with a was to experience. so more or less, because say that the presidential race is ex packets to happen between the conservatives. all of these conservatives are having new answers. they have

different assets in phones and these phones, this different is good news. disney owns his mother in iran, people that i expect, and if i did not a johnny is elected as the president. probably that will be a change in the policies domestically an apple top of each side. very jenny or his type jelly or them how much more beer is elected as the president that is going to be more or less the continuation of the same policies of the late president abraham res, so cetera, reporting from the ronnie and capital fair on thank you sir, and officials and pop when you get any say they do not expect to find survivors following a mass of last live in remote village. last week, the government estimates more than 2000 people may have been buried alive, but only a few bodies have been recovered. tanya bell has more now from jim volley village in the province. i'm at young valley village in the west and reach us of the annual province in the highlands of poplar new guinea. and this is the point where the

land slide has come down the hill and cops the highway off cutting off access to the rest of the province. from here, the scale of this land slot is unprecedented in angle province. this is one of the most remote pots of pop. when you get a relief, has been very smart to arrive. today, we saw a strange and i'd come in the 1st international i to reach here. they've sent 12 dissolves to release specialist as well as much needed supplies. we also saw that on either side of the land slide does off the area makes if tents have been set up to cater for the casualties which are coming in. what we've seen here today is people in a state of shock, people is slowly sort of coming to terms with what's been going on here. the tanya bound out a 0 annual provence. but when you get a, as hong kong, cortez found 14 acts of this and politicians guilty ups of the ups of subversion router. their trial is the largest ever held in the chinese territory under

a national security law imposed by vision aside. big reports, high security hun console looked to see as landmark trials. 16 people spending 12 for subversion. 147 invested in 2020 to 2021. 14 were convicted on to a credit. i would say this case is finished because of the proceedings this going on. i am unable to see too much to bear with me. thank you very much. depends on the order. the problem is of this case, both days. i got thank you and for your concern with the years old receipt and feed, everyone's not. however, due to department of justice, there is a possibility of an a b. so i cannot comment on the judgement or express any opinions about this case had become an stage. diplomats from the us from it to the island, attended the trial as well as members of the public. the defendants were charged

under a national security though imposed by the agent for taking part in an unofficial primary election organized. but democracy support just in 2020 his conviction really sure. busy what other contempt, the hong kong and chinese authorities have the democratic political processes. i mean, what these people have been convicted of is holding an informal crime rate. bush, you know, that is something that people should not be going to prison for. and yet time and again, we're seeing the application of the national security law is really designed to small the democratic movements in phone call phone with british colonies. hong kong was handed back to china in 1990. 7 invasion has since expanded its influence and control and its impulse of those critics. they are containing freedom of speech and dissent. fulton activists have yet to be sentenced. i could face prison tens ranging from 3 years to life. i started big. i was just too fast. so have here on al jazeera dallas bank. they're lucky stars for this save button lift their playoff

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a major you were paying for olympia because this play is making history by beating fiorentino the rope of comfort leak final and to make even sweeter. they did it in the greek capital at the end, at the home of one of the vs. this driver is now, course the match itself was the k g, a fast. both sides had chances in the 1st top was perhaps the clearest opening pulling to be a town the inside. there were more opportunities off through the break, but neither sides that school with a much going to extra times. both sides still continued to like any type of cutting edge and penalties looked inevitable that was until the dying minute morocco, international, valuable copies. finally, putting the bowl in the back of the neck raptor. however, to know as a v, a on a chip was needed for a possible upside. but it was to be a live youngest day with the gold guessing of the all clear

the greek side going on to clinch the toys who was the one. then we can make history to paypal much. we've given a promise to ourselves and to our fans that we would do everything until the very last minute. we tried a lot during the regular time, but we didn't make it. but we strived until the last minute and we made and we won . the cost is enough time, know that this is the biggest moment for greek football. since the countries and national teams down the sporting world by winning euro 2004. it's also a moment, the loop you all consent will likely cherry for the rest of the line. so him, alex just did on the whole mess that you got on the school sheet again into miami, on wednesday, but it wasn't enough to keep hold of that 10 much emma, less on beaten run going into the match miami's opponent's atlanta united at any one free of the whole too much his sofa,

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habitable things up in the stomach helps play of savings with the dallas stalls who let the 21 lead slip in the best of 7 western conference finals with the school tied at 22 and gave you 4 on one side stones colt. and jake also kept telling him that way. let's go when he accidentally dropped a stick in the past like a thoughts or trying to make a series of sites. but the luck ended the for the stalls, as well as had 5 straight goals. so when the game 5 to release the series points, that 2 things he said tony hit is 14 high run of the season. so the la dodgers, the japanese people saw headed to run home after some of the 8th asked to just speak to new met 10 to 3 that whole moment we autonomy and 2nd place in the national league findings to behind atlantis law. so as the not right, his go to shuffler went face criminal charges over his arrest. the pga championship, the one the one go for was initially charged with assault a,

a police officer who was directing traffic outside the file. how it goes club during the tournament. a prosecutor in kentucky, so the evidence box shiftless claim that it had been a misunderstanding to 3 time and then pick gold medalist gymnast gabby douglas words be competing at this. she has games in paris. the american pulled out of this week's national championships up to injuring her ankle in training. it ends her hopes and making the us team of to almost 8 to use out of competition. and just want to show you these beautiful pictures from french polynesia with a heat p. r o has become the 1st to haitian, to win the wealth, softly competition in a home country. in 2 months time, the world's best surface will be back into haiti competing for olympic goals as the island has the suff and competition for the powers. i know where i'd like to be right now. all right, that is really useful is quite to learn so much. i'd greatly appreciate it. and presidential candidates and mexico have held their final campaign rallies ahead of a general election on sunday. and polls show the governing party candidate claudia

. shine balm is oncourse to become the country's 1st female president and our latin america editor, cl newman reports from mexico city. ringback for mid day, tens of thousands of supporters of clouds is shame, bone begin arriving at the circle of mexico cities emblematic. plaza chambers is the former mayor of mexico city, who, according to polls, is set to become the 1st female president of the world's largest spanish speaking country. may gomez, all i vowed to be my so my life and the best of me to the well being and dignity of the people. and i committed myself to guaranteeing the legacy of president lopez over the shame. bombs, approval rating is mostly attributed to the overwhelming support she enjoys some current presidents and that is manual episode of all the social

programs and christmas had made him very popular. and 61 year old shame bob underscores. she will follow his every footstep. people with the government supports. there have been pages for the old. for example, my grandmother, who can no survive when a pension. we want her to maintain that support and increases the chain bows. biggest asset can also be seen as the biggest shortcoming, because she never seems to be made from the president the real same balance. and if you selected, once you find all going on at the far northern border with mexico, came bombs mean opponent. so she's got of this one, that is the candidate of continuity. wins, mexico's democratic institutions such as the independence of the judiciary will be in danger. in fact,

the only thing the leading candidates have in common is their gender as sunday stuff up the that a lot of us are you ready to vote and defend life, liberty, and the truth. we will win to share or not to steal, to serve us not to serve ourselves, not to accumulate and especially to unite the country. the central right candidate is seen as a symbol of a person from very humble roots who came up in the world. business database is also proud of her indigenous roots. what she is lagging behind the poles wins will be sure to make history, if nothing else, because she will be the 1st one president in the country. no, it's male chauvinism. to see, and human al jazeera mexico city. and that's it for me, for this news, our money in the side will be back in a moment with more of the day is near the

unique perspective, a deep fake image of donald trump with flag folders to try to win over black voters . these aren't real, but the harm is incredibly realized on hud voices. it's our responsibility to make sure that future generations are not lied to connect with our community and tap into conversations you weren't find elsewhere. young americans in particular, have been extremely critical of the united states as role in the us. the stream on al jazeera, in june 1967, 6 days the re drew the map of them. at least 2 dark colored hair crust appeared from a distance just as we were focusing on them. they dropped the bombs on the run out as they were exposed the events leading to the will and its consequences, which i still felt today is the record of me. and it was because that is such of

the of the stuff is live the war in june on out. is there a full set of the homes? and now i think from the heat and the group of displaced people sit in the shade. this is the 3rd time they've had to flee that village close to the town of coke or they hadn't even arrived another village before they start telling us it's especially hard for the children. most schools being close since the q 3 years ago and constantly moving is deeply on sense 24 hours a day as a constant bodies in the sky. that's what the fight to say is why 12, it's a supposed to play. it's of the looking for targets fronts, hillary, but also capable of jumping down on other basic services like health care scares to the clinic. a small truck arrives inside my pen a in labor and moaning and paint sound. everyone has been hoping to hit smiles and relief for the family and the medical stuff, but a new arrival in

a very uncertain world of the most residential blocks and you and shelters destroyed and gauze as largest refugee counts of giovanni. often nearly 3 weeks. this is really a tax the i money to fight. this is out. is there a life and also coming up currency exchange is rated on the market in ramallah catches fire during a wave of is there any raids across the field to pod westbank? also ahead of the results from south africa indicate that.