we used to be filled with people, but as you can see right now, it looks like a war zone. this is the largest hospital in haiti and it has been barely working for the past 5 months. here are the barbecue has created what is known as the g 9. it's a federation of dance, and it's one of the most powerful here. these roles connect the communal set to be with an other area that is not far away and were told that it was being used by against the people that had been kidnapped. the israel's largest assault in decades in the occupied west bank enters a 2nd day. the government says its military operation will continue as long as required the elders to rely from de also coming up,

3000 people are forced to flee the ongoing violence as israel leaves behind a trail of destruction. engineering from us, warns all options are open at a rally and causes demanding an immediate end to because really us instead of goals, president makes a surprise announce bowing out of a presidential. the israel's largest assault in decades in the occupied westbank has now entered a 2nd day. more than a 1000 soldiers, backed by airstrikes, are carrying outrage and mission in refugee camp. at least 9 palestinians have been killed. thousands of palestinian civilians are fleeing the violence is really forces have a fire tear gas at them. civilian infrastructure has been damaged electricity and water has been cut off from any israeli prime minister. benjamin netanyahu says the operation will continue for as long as it takes in recent months. janine is

become a safe haven for terrace, from that safe even terrorist perpetrated savage attacks murdering is rarely civilians, men, women, and children as many children as they could find. as i speak, our troops are battling the terrace without an yielding resolve and fortitude, while doing everything, everything to avoid civilian casualties. i have no doubt that as israel exercises its inherent right of self defense, the united states will stand firmly by our side. how about us? which controls gonzo says all options are open. if israel continues the assault, thousands of palestinians marched in the gaza strip on monday nights of protest against the offensive on the fisheries and jeanine for us. now live alan, it's the 2nd day of air strikes. what's the latest that you're seeing and hearing

on the ground there, the while he looked behind me, it looks like a very tranquil day, but i can tell you it is not, and it hasn't been a tranquil night either. through the evening we had the sound of gunfire and explosions. and even just in the last few minutes, we've had some brands of gunfire at being led to off. no way we've had just in the last few minutes as well. that the number of dead in new york peroration here in jeanine has increased to 11 more person dying it just in the last hour or so. there are hundreds of people who i've been winded and this is really a sold over the last. what that stuff to 56 hours now. and we're told that all those that i've been injured at least 20 out in critical condition in hospital. we can also tell you that these really say the it'd be have 10. what the cold categories targets. and janine and they will continue to operate until they remove

the they say that they have recovered a significant quantity of ammunition and weapons that they have located and dismantled a rocket launcher. and that they also find to operation drums used by people they describe as tetras and said that they have been dismantled. so it's very clear that this operation, which some people were speculating with stretching to 2 days. i, if this could go on for a for longer than that, given that these really say they still have 10 targets that they want to locate in the jimmy and refugee camp itself. and now, and as you mentioned, the israel has said that the military operation will continue as long as is required. what are you hearing from folks on the ground there as far as where they think that might take things going forward as well as they really have no idea. i mean it, this is all in the hands of the is really what we do know is that more than 3000 people have a flight jeanine in the last 24 hours or so many families here in judy and city,

i would cite the refugee camp of opened up their doors, hotels of essentially being given free hotel rooms to families. so they have some way of to stay at there are a number of people who have started to gather up things like food and want to for the families close for the families. because they live less with absolutely nothing and they are being gathered in, in places like nap list which is, was nearby and as far away as ramallah so that they can give them to the people who have come out. if you just listening to what benjamin netanyahu was saying, don't want to you each specifically made the point. but the, like the believes the united states will stand by. know someone who's covered a lot of american politics reading between the lines while the americans have issued statement saying that they of course, absolutely recognize the right for israel to take action to defend itself. it would suggest that behind the scenes the has to be some consent and express the way this operation has been counted. or given that there has been 20 strikes in jeanine

refuge account, which as we all know is incredibly tightly populated. so it'd be as early as can talk about how they're trying to avoid civilian casualties. but given the way that everyone the lives on top of one another, even with the use of so called surgical strikes, as the americans won't be aware that many innocent people are being killed and there. and there is a body in the united states congress that are consent and the american weapons could be, well, it could well be being used in this sort of operation. all right, that sounds as years down. one fisher live for us from jenny. thanks so much on a double accident is a professor of israel studies in political science said you see a life. he says, a situation engineer and can be partly blamed on the weakness of the palestinian authority, which he says has lost control of a parts of the west bank again and again as well as engaged in these kinds of military operations. whether it's in the west bank or against the gospel strip and

would advise these really a short term period of a quiet relative quiet. but it doesn't ultimately resolve the issue as long as palestinians have no political lines. and as long as palestinians feel hope you're seeing dispatch um, as long as they stop on these radio occupation, they will unfortunately, or something will tend to bind. and so, ultimately, this operation, whatever the short term goals isn't going to bring is right, is the secuity that they deserve. but certainly, everything that comment is missing the off dobbs is possibly, i've seen throughout political lands in terms of designing domestic standing. i think this has been a result in part of the pressure come on the form, the ball light ministers in his comp and who would be pushing him to authorize a much more aggressive administrative response to palestinian tyler talk's. and from the secular community who are very well represented, both in the call and government. so i think broadly, this is partly politically motivated in that respect. but i don't really think of

it is just as an attempt to distract from his uh, from the judicial crew. that the government to attempt in most israelis, i'm not going to be distracted by this while they support. i think that this ministry, opperation, they going to remain that very strongly opposed to the judicial crew that the government is attempting. so i don't think there's going to be any sort of short term political benefit for that to yahoo, novice that the when secretary general spokesman urged respect for international law. it is not acceptable for there to be armed attacks and areas of high population density. and that's the case of all parties need to abide by international humanitarian law. we certainly want all parties to avoid any excessive use of force, and that includes uh, calling on them to avoid any attacks on hospitals such as what you mentioned and on the on, on civilian infrastructure, power science, health minister,

doctor maya kyler says, but you mandatory and situation engineering is dire, restoration and engineering is very, very difficult and very hard is a aggression, i guess the 1st thing is engineering is made through many and then the 3rd section of many of the infrastructure that with them to, to work on the network is damaged especially inside the what if you do come, which make the life more difficult to that if we do use the situation is really good. currently we have to do who are killed by israeli forces and injured at the hospitals, the route did with the injured. and the, the has the code and the head stuff and some of them they come up to other to the hospitals where they should work and they should have the assume that well the

medical supplies and then with the sens where it transported to the hospital. the wouldn't be enough for 3 months and this was done last the last week because we had submitted that is going to have an aggression to the, to janine the government. it. and it is what do we some 100 units of blood from the center of the bank to janine? because in less than get him there was a shortage of blood, the blood in the blood bank of the hospital of the senate goals. president lucky sol. as announced that he will not seek a 3rd term and next year's elections ending years of uncertainty over his political future opposition leader. it was months sancho had called for 3 protests. if sol decided to run for office again, at least 16 people were killed and anti government protests last month. you must

have gone by 3. 0, my dear come patry smart decision, often thinking long and hard longer more is to not stand as a candidate in the less than the 5 scheduled for the 25th of february, 2024. i've made this decision, even though the constitution would give me the right to run again to the constitutional residents in the capital. i've been reacting to the announcement sum was that you have to respect your words and it's disrespect, but it's led to the situation from now on. he will be highly respected internationally, but it had been a settlement, but as i said, i got a we need a president who takes pity on the senegalese. we need a president who doesn't kill his people. we need a president who listens to his people, but who was when you pop? oh, it's his choice and he's only the rex. it is decision. and we're supposed to limit that. you know, mean, i mean that's a tory is the former prime ministers in the go. she says pro democracy protests have forced the president to drop his 2024 bit this. i disagree when they say that

the constitution allows him to run, and that's not the case. the constitution was very, very clear. as a matter of fact, he's the one that was suggested through the problem specification of the item in the constitution said that nobody would run more than 2 cards. it could be stuck with the see space. so he's just applying the constitution. it's not that he's having a very cold. well, no, you should have said that that of the minutes the going to be elected in 2019 these would have saved the country all the total. why? the problem with that? um, but i like to, um, uh, to, to come back in, i know the democrats and the young people who was talking to defendants and they got a democracy because without that, president reconciling will come from that's a that's, that's what i, what would they do need very strongly. so it's one, so i listen for the african countries. many people need to sense when demo

correctly. is that correct? that and do what they need to do? unfortunately, as you said, there was a 16 life months in the process because of her background. what about trying to the to time? so he came back to just respecting what she just passed by that later in the much of the process. china is rejecting a japanese plan to release radioactive water from the focus stream, a nuclear plant into the ocean. they had a view ins. nuclear watchdog is in japan, on a 4 day visit is expected to deliver the results of a 2 year safety review. japan wants to dilute the water and release it over the next few decades. these time to put on an important chapter. hi, we have the owner to deliver this afternoon the assessment, the comprehensive assessment that the agency has been working on for more than 2

years of the planned, related to the t t war to have been around the camp. our katrina. you has the latest now from the g to which one is purchased to this plan since it was 1st announced by japan in 2021. and china simply hot and it's don steering press conference on choose a by tried his investigate to tokyo. it believes that this plan poses huge risk to the maritime environment and human health. and on tuesday, china said that this also goes against international to proceed with this, that there has been institution, consultation depends neighbors, including the aging. and it also says at tokyo is simply using raphael groceries visit to whitewash consent. widespread, concerned about this plan to discharge weekly or affected waste water. and that time,

was it really sincere about listening to the international atomic energy agency because it really is quite determined to go ahead with this process. and finally, paging says that while the international atomic energy agency is the best body for assessing nuclear safety and security, it's simply not an appropriate agency when it comes to assessing the long term impact of this plan on the maritime environments. the aging says that while this method has been proven to be sound, what is unprecedented is the sheer quantity of water that japan is planning to release into the ocean. it says that the super sima power plant has certified generates of more than one point. 3000000 tons of a waste water. this is water that has been in direct contact with the message at nuclear. radiate uh that was um was uh, involved in the 2011 dumpster and this includes very top 6th grader optics subsidies is still a head on al jazeera helping, the few that remain. we visit the battle scarred villages stuck in the middle of

the front lines of ukraine. calls for calm appear to be heard in france after the quietest night in a week of unrest. the hello. we have the usual hot and dusty weather across the middle east. at the moment, barely a cloud in the sky. we'll see quite a brisk wind driving its way. lifting dustin signed the lease, the side of saudi arabia pushing down towards the southern most pop, but of a temperatures $4740.00 i celsius. the fact that 4 key right hosting up here in the getting up towards the mid fourties over the next dial. so i'm not wind, most of baiting until we move into a latter half of the week for the north. what a try, whether oscillate to cheryl, to across the clear, maybe up to was a coke,

as has been nothing too much to speak of and nothing too much to speak of in terms of any wet weather across northern parts of africa. now the one in congress, 41 south, you have plenty of showers across the central africa, perhaps not quite as intensive. we might expect to at this time if you but some, a lot of the ones that are close to the coastal fringes of west africa pushing all the way to we'll see i really, i and even the southern parts of molly more time you could catch a shower to i would the next couple of days. not too much in the way whether across southern africa or on the other hand. and if anything we will see time just picking up cape town, getting up to 15 degrees celsius on tuesday. that's no great shakes. but by the time we come to thursday, it could touch 23 degrees. the, the 19th sixty's was a period of change around the world, including the middle east and north africa. we dream to the fair and democratic society which reading different revolution, the 1st of a 3 part series out as

a well exclusive regional events, people and forces to check the deck in our dreams. with many we start to with great dreams. o'denza dealt with sense the 2nd time, the sixty's in the, our politics, analogies era the the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching on the 0. here's a reminder of our top story is the south. israel's largest assault in decades and the occupied westbank is entered a 2nd day within a 1000 soldiers, backed by air strikes or carrying outrage and the janine refugee can. at least 10

palestinians have been killed and hundreds more. tear gas has been fired at palestinian civilians were fleeing. the violence is really forced to say they've arrested $120.00 people that they attempt to rate 10 more sites. and you need from us, which controls the gaza strip, says all options are open. this real continues, it's assault hundreds of palestinians marching, gaza on monday night in solidarity with those which you need to france now. where rallies, calling for peace, have taken place outside town halls across the country, there in response to 6 nights of riots following the police shooting of a 17 year old boy near paris. last tuesday. natasha butler has more from paris in the eastern french safety of hoss fonts isn't very administers, you know how down in us of a damage from recent on rest and met police. more than 40000 police officers have been deployed in folds and re some nights down. and i said it was next to them that the situation in the country is comma. he gives you most possible to be know. first,

they were almost 300 municipalities in france. that experienced this kind of violence, but there are places that usually see the source of the non wrist. the national, a municipal police did what they had to do in the 1st few days. and we can see the results of the town, the holes across the country, people gathered fed up with on rest is destroyed. personal and public property. i put the lives in danger. this power is supper. mez was set on fire is the assistant in my family. they wanted to move to my wife and the 2 young children in their sleep and burned them alone. leave my tongue to burn down the house and the violence of follow the killing of 17 year old nile by a police officer. last week seems to have subsided, unlike the french government problems for the fall, for most of the power. so the, there's no tad with no. i lived unemployment and poverty a wide spread opportunity scarce and some young people say the police arrest them.

you continue will continue to urge the state of the governments to do all they can for us here and will continue to fight for quality and social justice with non to this town that we are also a talk to you to see on more than $200.00 megs, which i do want to discuss it concerns with the french president at the end. do say on tuesday a meeting they promised 6 is off the manual. not crow. we'd like to inform is to help from says poor neighborhoods saying no one would get left behind a promise many here they have yet to be fulfilled. patasha butler, which is 0 power, despite riots across france, call me down shops and visitor, and at least for now to, let's say, but certainly this is a city that has been so about the events that happened to them folded on this trees over the weekend. this is actually one of the main areas where the writing and the looting happened. then you can still see many shops of boarded. many businesses are

still closed. what's really striking when you walk along this trip is the kind of self that were targeted by these young people, grocery shops of close shops of more trading v a. so it's like for trainers and sunglasses, and that's why many people who actually support to at least understand and the, and good of these use a point to the factor that there is an economic element in the anger. they say that these, these hughes have actually been marginalized, and some people we talked to also said that police, in many cases have been quite heavy handed with these use over the past few years. but then there's also actually absolutely infuriated with what happened. we saw in front of this town house, people rallying in support of the mayor in support of the police saying that the police should be able to carry out their jobs without fearing this kind of a reaction. so certainly

a mix city with mixed opinion was everybody agreed on that chances are still simmering. this piece that has at the moment return to the city is fragile. and that if things don't change, something like this puts erupt again. any time put up that, how many elders you are in must say the warren ukraine has destroyed many villages and displaced entire communities. but some residents have refused to leave and are determined to rebuild us a vague met with people in one such village in the east bridges as opposed to connects people with war changes. everything russian forces use this priest across the ukrainians eventually do attempt. it remains as a reminder of the back to a full book or addiction. now. now only 22 people live here. the remaining inhabitants gather to collect fu date, the rate every day for volunteers from the world central kitchen, to deliver meals, and then traversed a twisted concrete in depths to cross the river and had to target those equally

rating. let's just if there's just, there's no electricity here, so we can cook and put things in the fridge color. we need fresh food every day. the thing we've been told the bridge will be repaired next year and issue what the rug is deal like. they used to be 800 people who lived here over 100 children in the summer, families would get it along the river, those some of and that would distant memory. okay, here's the thing, i built everything with my own inheritance. of course, i will return this my homeland. how can i abandon it? the russians did this in a way, i'm happy it burned down, and russian forces couldn't stay here. i had a greenhouse campbell, everything. i will rebuild it again with my own hands. every building has fully health is in some way damaged or destroyed across the front lines. the village is a bay. the scholars of this will, the challenge, the authorities faces providing for those that should remain and helping them rebuild. but the rebuilding comp begin just yet. fighting further east is intense and seems to be the prior to life. here is not very simple. there's no running water for the i'm very grateful to the community in organizations that bring this

food. i didn't even imagine this amount of health. i'll try to rebuild my house. i don't know how, but right now i'll start cleaning up the rubber on the hill overlooking the village lights, a russian tank that fly down on the buildings below. but just as the homes below are to have to share the same fate. the difference, however, is that ukraine homes would eventually be rebuilt. the russian tend to get the rest . i started big or does it? oh, well, brad, that you now you create a new unit and the hague is being set up to investigate russian officials for the invasion of ukraine. the unit will work to both cases against military officials and political leaders for the crime of aggression. it's made up of prosecutors from the international criminal court ukraine. the us and the day with goods are here on occasion of a truly historic moment. i would say an apple defining moment when the civilized world, not only weiss's,

but also shows by concrete actions that accountability is what matters. the most us officials have met with in prison journalist evan gosh, convention in russia is the 1st time they were granted access. since mid april, the wall street journal reported was arrested in march and charged with spying. garcia, which denies the accusations. officials are calling for his immediate release. for people have been shot dead in the us state of philadelphia. the suspect who is now in custody was wearing a bullet proof vests and carried a rifle and a hand gun. they've been at least $339.00 mass shootings in the us so far this year . and the nation president, yoko window is in australia for talks with prime minister anthony alban easy. they're expected to discuss regional security, trade and climate change, and easing of business, visa's, friends, and asians is also on the agenda. hong kong is leader says 8 wanted activists abroad will be pursued for life. strongly dismissed international criticism for the

arrest warrant issued on monday. police are offering rewards of a $120000.00 for information leading to their arrests. the former politicians, lawyers and commentators are accused of serious national security offense. at o'clock is the executive director for the hong kong democracy council. she's one of 8 activists facing an arrest warrant from the hong kong police. it actually was waking up in the morning and something i saw so many messages on my phone and a lot of beeping and i realized so i and getting an address for and, and what's different as we're also getting bounty this time. and of course, i have to say, i was shocked, but at the same time, you know, the next 2nd i was totally convinced because we know how low the hong kong government and the chinese government can go. and of course, what they're doing is that they're trying to intimidate us. they're trying to silence us and they're trying to have a not to speak of anything that we want to fight for. i actually think so besides intimidating people like us,

i think they're actually also targeting people who are behind our back to support as and that includes our colleagues, our teammates, and our support network. they want to tell them if you continue associated with this person, if you continue working with this person, the person that says kind of surprised you have to take and pay. but on the other hand, i think the sort of bounty is also kind of riling up a mobster mentality among a lot of probation people i can see on the internet. but right now, there are tweaks and comments and pose about, you know, attacking us, finding out where we live, things like that. and i think is exactly that kind of which hunting or mocks or mentality that they're trying to build right now. and they're trying to utilize this global network, a civilian score, extremely pro government, and extremely emotional to intimidate us and to hiding and then to silence in ourselves. a city in western china has been engulfed by

a sandstorm so large that it blocked out the sun. people in homie city were confronted with a wall of sand, 100 meters high. the sky turned dark as the cloud descended before visibility improved and the walls of sand continued across in jane. still, k has seen its hottest june on record according to the national weather service. the average temperature of 15.8 is the warmest of any june and the u. k. going back to 1884. when records began, the met office called the spike, a fingerprint of climate change. thousands of dead fish have washed a short and se, out of environmental activists say a rise in temperatures and lack of water in the sean river, an area that borders iran has contributed to the amount of fish that have washed out. local officials have taken samples from the water, which will now be analyzed and tested for any other contaminants. a super moon has illuminated skies on monday evening. the 1st, the for this year,

one of the most memorable images was the moon rising over cape sony on, in greece. super moons occur when the full moon coincides with the point in this orbit, where it's closest to the earth. on monday the moon was about 21000 kilometers closer to earth. and during a typical visit down here. and these are the top stories. israel's largest assault and decades in the occupied west bank has entered a 2nd day more than a 1000 soldiers backed by your strikes or carrying out rage and let you name refuge account. at least 10 palestinians have been killed and hundreds wounded. tear gas has been fired at palestinian civilians were flinging the violence. israeli forces say they've arrested $120.00 people and that they plan to rate 10 remaining sites in jeanine. civilian infrastructure has been damaged electricity and water has been