the the, this is dw news live from the 11 on braces for a retaliation is israel security cabinet authorizes a response to subsidize strikes in the occupied garden heights. israel blames has belong militants and 11 on full. the attacks which kill 12 children, and teenagers also coming out from the program. nicholas, missouri claims victory and venezuela election officials saying that there is policy one that some 51 percent of sundays, those that the countries opposition coalition planes. it's one the u. s. and the you have not recognized the results. and vandals target prompts is communications

and networks of the nice as far as he is make arrests. and what they say is yes and all the rest of it by environmental up to this to disrupt the olympic games in paris. the menu hoops mckinnon. welcome israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu as warning of a severe response to a real cause attack that killed 12 people in the is really controlled. go on heights. israel blaine's. the lebanese millison group has bull off with the attack . has the law denies responsibility for us, but it strikes between israel and has been i have a co occurred almost daily since the war in gauze that began in october. prime minister netanyahu traveled to the size of the rock is attacking the druids. village of mark bell. chums is riley, security cabinet. authorize mess and yahoo to decide on the nature of the timing of

a response. israel's defense minister has vowed to hit the enemy hod while trying to avoid an oil out will. so with israel now preparing for the possibility of slicing aisles, t w's jerusalem. the correspondent rebecca versus what that might look like. well, we've been hearing all sorts of things on your are in the last days since the attack on saturday and a few days of fighting is probably one of the better options. sorry to say, but we definitely expect the response as you've just reported. and we know that the security cabinet, the is ready, security cabinet, had given the power to determine the scale, scope and timing of that attack to the prime minister. benjamin netanyahu and defense minister jo as gallano. now as you just said, you're gone and prime minister netanyahu had both said that his mother will pay the price for this attack. they are blaming his blood or his blood have denied involvement. but they say that they will retaliate. and by all accounts everybody,

you speak to hit analyst pundits a, you know, people in the security services they all are expecting an attack. in fact, some were saying that they were surprised. it hasn't happened already. we have been seeing some limited retaliations in southern and even further into 11 on suddenly resembling more of this tit for tat metallic tree strikes that we have been seeing over the last 10 or so months. but we are expecting something bigger. and just what that means for the region, whether this will spill out into a wider conflict or as you say that the, that some official saying this could be a couple of days really depends on the size of israel's retaliation. and what they choose to retaliate against. okay. and the war and goals are, is of course, also ongoing. israel has ordered a new evacuation of an area in the strip which it had previously designated as a humanitarian say. so palestinians, what more can you tell us about that situation or well over the weekend,

an area of this uh, so quote, humanitarian area, known as on my west seat in the hon. unit area pops of that were ordered to be evacuated, is ready, military saying that how must have been using it to load rockets from that particular area. and they have some other evacuated civilians. and we've been hearing all of a bombing campaigns continuing in the last couple of days and including that in and around that area. we're also hearing today we've been saying from the idea that they have issued a new evacuation order for the barish and no say red caps there in the central gaza . so more areas that would seem to have been cleared earlier in this more that and now being according to these ready military reuse by home, also as areas that they are launching attacks from now those areas has been evacuated as well. now according to monroe, the palestinians, the un agency that looks out of city and refugees, they say that only 14 percent of gaza now isn't under evacuation or does. in fact,

many of the remaining 86 percent of the strip is, is, has been ordered to evacuate. so, you know, obviously are incredibly difficult time and a difficult situation for the civilians. they're desperately trying to seek shelter that we know that no way in gaza is safe. but yeah, as i say on are claiming that only 14 percent of the strip now not under those evacuation. what is rebecca? think so much. let's database rebecca versus reporting from doris. when the, it was the number of so called safe zones shrinks and gauze, or the united nations is warning. but on a key spreading across the strip senior un agency officials say the lack of local law enforcement and basic supplies is pissing people against one another. as leading to rum, loosing unlawful killings and shootings, people in garza are constantly on the move seeking safety from the bombings

the elements and more and more from each other. united nations staff senior lead the entire population has been driven from their homes. many displaced several times and they warn, desperate living conditions have led to a breakdown, considered quarters, and widespread lawlessness. there is a routine mold, justice, extortion of money, family disputes, random shootings, funding for spice and resources. and we see use um with sticks many barricades. the un says, continued bombardments, severe overcrowding, and shortages of basic supplies are the main drivers of the chaos shelters. the creation of these conditions has led to the predictable and entirely foreseeable unraveling of the fabric of society and gaza,

setting people against one another in a fight for survival. the winds regional director says nobody is enforcing civic order. so this is the and i'll keep that we talked about and it's extremely dangerous as well. and we need to pay attention to you. we want the police to be back on the street and to bring some art of that. this video released by the israeli army for part of the shows government. so using an a truck in the roof, the area of southern gaza. the when says this is predictable given the circumstances. and it's up to israel to ensure the study entry and delivery of daily centrals. they say the legal responsibility of these route, not just to facilitate getting in, but then to facilitate the site distribution. all of that i, none of these things have been happening for 9 months. the un wants and immediate end to the fighting,

to help restore public order and begin the much task of rebuilding homes and lives . simon nathan is focused on the middle east as a professor of international politics at lancaster university in the u. k. welcome to dw sign, and thanks so much for your time. so we heard the suggestions of a key in gauze, a. who would you say is responsible for the or in what a in goal is a right now as well. i don't think it's all surprising that there is on a key. after all, this is a boy, so there is devastation. there's been devastation going on. so it's $300.00 days is not even longer. so i think about to be very important thing to remember that there is a specific context that play here. now, if we're talking about law and order and costs as well, i guess you would initially say that it would be the governing body to the organization that is responsible for, to, for imposing hold on. but that would be so much for mazda is engaged in a struggle,

a violent struggle against israel. of course, israel is, is engaging militarily in the gaza strip. i'm so top makes it incredibly difficult for the date today, organization of security and those individuals who have, you know, freighting is the cause of security forces. have obviously been a walk into the direct struggle against this route. so it's an incredibly difficult thing that has his diverted results this way. you from the provision of civic safety what do you say that this was an inevitable situation? the security situation that was seeing on the ground now? but i think sadly, yes, it was in the sense that when conflict breaks out and it breaks out in an old

skimming way with a pulse that is skewed li, disproportionate on the ground and imposing barrow and fission of florida olds with the indigenous way of doing politics then it becomes incredibly difficult for the normal rhythms of life to continue and when you've got to read in the future them to the people that are struggling for food, but shelter that are suffering from malnutrition, from basic health issues. children is struggling with diarrhea. what is the height? great, good. it's 32 degrees in ga. so right now, but there is no pain volta. there is a real challenge for people. but if we can talk about security, i mean, we still are in our report the, the images provided by israel,

of an a truck that was allegedly common did by gunman in gauze. what kind of security is the full age deliveries for aid work? cuz as well, that's been a bit of a tricky one in the sense that that is full. so debate therapy, numerous debates and arguments between the u. n and b as raves over what level of security, what level of protection should and can be given to these a calm voice is incredibly important to get the agent. now that you any saying that the, that the aid has been made more challenging because of the, the, is really approach to getting the right level of security in, on the, on the grounds of the trucks. but these ladies are saying, but that this is not the case, but this has come up. and i think what that does is it points to the, the white a bottle about how this is all being told. this is also

a back to about narrative. it's about what stories each side is, is telling about what is going on. unfortunately is, but people have gone to the 500000 people in gauze at the, on the brink of a pretty devastating starvation. the ones are really suffering right now. so i mean, if we can look to the future, what about in the long term? what is the future of lauren order? and garza, i guess all depends on what the next steps off because it is there is a ceasefire. or if there was a continuation of of the state, just quote was the continuation of the state is quote uh, takes the form of pre october's a 7. then we see the is really occupational the is really relocating of gaza. so security would then be to be the chief by israel in conjunction with a local force. previously, this was the palestinian authority. i'm so much. but if it's

a different type of political agreement it's, there is either a ceasefire steps taken towards a 2 state solution towards the stuff. ready or posting in states that this would be the prerogative of a, of a palestinian force or indeed an international force. but unfortunately with the notes, no real sign of a ceasefire in sight. it's incredibly difficult to, to speculate beyond that. professor, finding nathan from lancaster university in the u. k. thank you so much for your time. thank you. now we have some breaking news coming in and at least 8 people have been wounded in a stabbing attack in south ports in northwest england. police are saying they have detained the suspected attacker and that there is no white a threat to the public. we will of course, bring you more on this breaking news story as it develops

evidence lane is electoral council has declared nicholas missouri. the winner of sunday's presidential election was 51 percent of the votes. of the country's opposition co election disputes that result. it says the count was manipulated by loyalists close to the president. nicholas missouri has ruled venezuela since taking over from julio chavez in 2013. so he make, oh, no problem. i nicholas madura, the re elected president of the boulevard and republic of venezuela. nicholas my doodle was quick to claim victory in front of children and supporters. off to be like daughters council announced he has secured a tut them. with the majority of the vote counted the claim. the opposition was also quick to counter it warranty li onto the telephone, open equilla,

and the word that been equilla has a new president elect needs. it wound up gonzalez who wrote down the opposition a coalition of bodies which united the stand against my brutal claims, its candidate 170 percent of the vote, and that the electronics council numbers are fraudulent. the stand off, close, a tense might accounting with all positions support of demanding to witness the account i'm evaluations of rigging my duty was 10 years of time on the hughes of his mentor. who go chavez all together to solve these thoughts have do dependents right now for the quarter century election authorities. i'm the judiciary of family under my daughter was tom and a mentoring economy has pretty good over 7000000 people to sleep. venezuelans

abroad in columbia federal argentina, mexico have reacted with grief and anger the wedding day. today, the defeat of the miserable dictates the nicholas my doodle was obvious enough. today we're going to finish whether to be free to people's decision should be respectful guy. i want to be in my home, i want to be in my country. this is not fair, it's not fair. i want you to free then as well as this is our last hope. we will decide we will decide for the freedom of venezuela, either we lose or we, we are going to fight. many international leaders have also reacted with concern calling on election authorities to release more avoiding data. my doodle, meanwhile, has vowed to hold on to follow. and prevent violence. this

frustrate to correct us now and speak to the w correspondent of specialists. us could tell us what's the, what's the latest? well the somber this morning here and get out there's a, there's a lot of silence the streets after we see the results from the electro counsel giving a call. that's my daughter of a tree of 61.2 percent lead. after 80 percent of the voters voted loads counter. now these results are still under scrutiny. the ballots printed out by each of the electronic voting machines need to be audited, and that area has generated some conflict to various voting centers, where the accredited voting witnesses were not giving these printouts. we were simply removed from the voting centers. so there are still a lot of questions to be answered and as of today, the electronic council website has crashed. so it's impossible to receive any information on that regard. now the council president, engel,

that's my brutal said yesterday be suffered a massive package to the system queued out from an enemy country. there is no details on this accusation, but it could be linked to problems accessing the website. despite all of this, before any challenges to the results can be made official. the electronic council is scheduled for quite a new product in the winter later today. okay, and of course the opposition is challenging the election result. it claims, but it's lead to edmondo gonzalez. 170 percent of the vote in a given everything that you said, the power and technical issues. what proof do they have that they want 70 percent? so besides the poles we seem leading up to the election and the exit polls during yesterday's voting. the results do not match expectations, but additionally, the opposition does have more than 40 percent of these auto auto gl. uh, print print out from the voting machines. and when compared to the other to cancel

results, it could show the difference they are cleaning. now until the other 12 council reviews other detailed numbers. uh, what, uh, what for each voting center does that have submitted? uh, the opposition can not compare it with printouts they have as of yet these results cannot be audi. and the opposition, just a movie that the government review all of the printouts and the detail results they have to avoid these i just mentioned before. okay, so we've got the all physician challenging the result and we have for and lead is also holding or recognizing the results. i believe the leftist president of chile gabriel bar. it says the results are difficult to believe. will this kind of international pressure have any effect on the situation? do you think of us? we have seen this kind of pressure before somebody who does government is no

stranger to having enemies in the region. however, this outcome was one of the expected scenarios, the and song predicted put a lease and even greater migration of man is waiting months that affects the neighboring countries, like columbia and brazil, countries that my doodle held as long as until recently, so much more isolated been as well and could bring more difficulties in government, but with a strong support from the military. as we see, we could also see a much more repressive government that could increase pressure on pending investigations regarding human rights violations, higher persecutions, and political arrests. and that could result in more sanctions from the us and the european union, dw is of course thing kind of reporting from correct. yes, of course. thank you so much. quite look now some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. and south

africa's former president jacob zoom has been expelled from the political policy he wants sled. summa was suspended from the african national congress of the campaigning for a rival policy in the general election, which sylvia and see lose its majority for the 1st time and says he is been bullied and the italian prime minister, georgia maloney has met with the chinese president seizing paying in beijing, she praised china for playing an important role in managing global tensions. this is melody's 1st visit to china since you took office on most of the 2 years ago. if you knew sure. month any they would kind of phase of an environmental catastrophe. in the philippines are growing as oil from a song can boat continues to leak into the ocean. the time cosigned in bad weather of manila on thursday, killing one crew member, i'm creating the risk of a major oil spill. voyles me is the ocean of manila is caused,

the fuel is spilling from a sunken tank which went down in rough seas last week. some of the roughly 1400000 liters of oil on board is leaching out. coast guard teams have been using sprays which help break down the fuel cruise plan to siphon the risk of the oil from the visuals. hold on tuesday at the earliest, but dive as they're attempting to see a leaking valves. fist, local fishing, cruise once the government to hold those responsible to account setup of the problem we have about that is that the only spreading across the ocean center. my, my hope the government finds a solution right away and not the, it's a big loss for us, fisher folk, i don't think that was a better good to allow me. the boy, we have very worried for our livelihoods, because all of the fish that with being taken care of might die has nothing like

that. because god is cooling full, the suspension of fishing in manila by to prevent people aging contaminated fish. it's warning all of an environmental catastrophe. if the sun can ships and tie a kind of goes, we're to lake or to paris. now, with french security forces, say that they have arrested nearly 50 people for intent to disrupt the olympic games through either sabotage or protests. the interior ministry did not give further details about the suspects. the french media are reporting the 45 members of the environmental group extension. rebellion have been taken into custody. and on monday, some telling me that telecommunications lines in fronts what targeted this caused disruption to a number of fixed and mobile services. and we can get more on one of the best from w correspondent lisa louis. the joins us now from paris,

at least. so what can you tell us about these latest sabotage incidents? well, apparently there were acts of sabotage and 6 different detective moss, a regions across fonts and southern fonts and in east and fronds. and that happened last night early at around 2 o'clock in the morning. the authorities are looking into who did that for now. we haven't heard any lead of any of the rest regarding these incidents. the internet was, you know, the cables were cocked, the internet net connection wasn't interrupted completely, but it was slow down. we've heard that the internet traffic should be back to normal again. and it's not clear, yes, if these incidents are linked to the olympics given that of the, the they happened, as i said in other regions and north, around paris. and it is in tyra's where the majority of the olympic competitions are taking place over the coming weeks. that's right and tell us

a little bit more about how the investigation is going into the fall is on friday, which cools such a huge disruptions just before the olympics. the opening ceremony was the license, the, as well as the investigation is still ongoing. the powers prosecutor's office in charge of organized crime has taken over that investigation. we have heard of a, an arrest that was made yesterday on sunday opened a 28 year old man in western front, near all he was arrested by police and police found a several items in his a car including wire, a conscious and, and you were in reverse the universe a key and also keys that would have given him access to technical premises of re road operate to s and cs. now we don't know if this is linked to the incidence on friday morning. what we have heard there is that apparently you had that teacher, a book linking him to the ultra left, the movement. you know, that is it doing

a similar that has, is known for having done similar actions in the past. and the authorities on, obviously looking into, if the reading was linked to what happened on friday, if on 1st of to friday night. and lisa is any of this actually impacting bill impacts? i mean, is all of this, you know, bothering the athletes all the spaces while it doesn't look like it has been watching a few competitions over the past few days. they're just getting ahead as planned. mind you with your thought, just i really doing what i can to keep everything away all this way from the competitions. you mentioned earlier, the a few dozen people who were arrested on such a day here in paris including members of the climate group on climate activists. at extinction rebellion and they have come out saying, you know, we've only planning to stage a demonstration in paris and not interrupt anything. and yet we were arrested by

police. it seems thought your thoughts are really trying to do every thing to keep things come for now. that seems to be rocking. that means me some of the reporting from the piracy. so thank you. on staying with the paris olympic swimming and the river sun has been cancelled again for the 2nd day in a row, mondays, travel and training sessions cooled off of the we can down pools affected will support a see organize the said they were confident that conditions would improve before the start of the competitions. on tuesday, the draft alone is the 1st and then pick event you to be held in the center. my response, when those aren't you to begin competing next week. and that is all we have time for, but to stay with us, i'll find the show tomorrow today looks the nutrition and the impact the crops that we plan to have on climate change that is coming up. next,

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