one benefit conflict, it's a model 6 on one's own with conflict, sweetness on which is 0. water is life. but in palestine it's an instrument of bulky patience. with is a way of controlling the majority of palestinian water resources and destroying hundreds of sanitation structures. simians are being deprived of a universal human rights. people in power investigates with an isaac walter in palestine on a jersey to the israel's parliament debates part of the controversial government plan to change the judiciary with tens of thousands of protest in anger. the

0 then yea, this is elisha 0 life from the also coming up the presidents of russia and bella roost old talks in saint petersburg with the bell of russian leader making an indirect threat to poland. wildfires in a greek island of rhodes burn out of control this thousands of people who move to safety and spanish motors have 2 more hours to decide who either next prime minister the so we begin in west jerusalem more tens of thousands of is really protestors are demonstrating outside parliament as we speak. they're angry about a number of traditional changes being proposed by the far right government. this includes measures that many say with less than the courts powers life pictures, right now the message is debating one item in the proposed changes on sunday, and it is expected to vote on that by monday is approved. the supreme court would

no longer be able to reject political decisions made by the governments. the plans to change as real, as legal system has angered many and led to nationwide protests for months. critics say the bill is a threat to democracy. mama john room is live from west jerusalem and we were just seeing life pictures and we see them behind you the just the staying power of these protest is remarkable. and as i look at that, i wonder of what happened to negotiating until not that long ago netanyahu was still talking to the opposition to find common ground. it's a very good question. we're now, this is where by many accounts, several 1000 demonstrators. now, valley you can see

this is at the moment your songs will be song, you have families out here, men, women, and children of all ages. people are determined as they tell me at all costs to protect democracy here in israel, when it comes to compromise. that is a good question because you had a months long break where the prime minister in march to show this proposed package of legislation that would overall the dish arrangement because there was so much pressure. there had been general striking. there were hundreds of thousands of people out in the streets even said it was going to try to afford your passport word in which to compromise. by defining consensus with the opposition. well, in the last few weeks, those parts broke down essentially on the table. because they did not believe that the prime minister was located in good faith. so because because about to in this session and go on summer recess by the end of the month,

the prime minister and his bar, right, we'd like to see one part of that opposed package was passed. and that's where we are today in the can asset base is ongoing suspected, possibly until tomorrow, or this one bill earlier were since we were all this other work in this country, but as you see behind us that has not diminished just the yes and the we're seeing some demonstrators continue to come out, this has been a scorching the hot day. now they were going to gather in front of the can. yes it but because of security measures there they have. now we can beat here . we are told they are expected to continue out here for several hours and there was a park close by where they were going to set up an in camp 0. you know, mom and when i looked at this i wonder, what is netanyahu's breaking point? we know he has one because in the 1st wave of protests at some point, he said ok,

i'm putting everything on pause. we're going back to the drawing board and we'll negotiate. and he started trying to pass this law in small electronics that he's, as you've explained to us and previous hours. do you have any read on whether there's still some give there for net and, you know, 0. i will tell you that amongst the demonstrators like to speak, they are starting to feel whole bit perhaps, perhaps the prime minister would consider trying to walk this a bit. that's because the protests were out. morgan, the cedars, that was there are thousands of members of the army reserve unit report for duty. if this bill passes upon ministers under a lot of questions right now. the prime minister in a video address actually rather was a video to be uploaded to twitter edition couple of hours ago because he actually

went into the hospital overnight. he had a pace maker inserted because because he had to go to the hospital, the prime minister said that he's for the finance for his office at the hospital trying to see some kind of a consensus for that. he expects that this past tomorrow in the book is the general practice called to do some more members of the me, which are easy to show up duty if you have more pressure from different ministers. right now, it's a very fluid situation because we're out here. i do believe that if there are more people out in the streets to protest grow, if there is perhaps even a general strike or a more ministers, the call for a halt on this. if there is international pressure, then perhaps the prime minister will take a step back, but everything is 1st so far from the 5 minutes of today's suggest that he's going to for j 0, right mohammed junction reporting there. thank you very much for the key coming back to you. the crowds definitely there in front of the supreme court. thanks mohammed. let's take a look at some of the reasons why so many protesters are angry. the full package

proposed by israel's government would reduce the courts power significantly. it proposes giving these really parliament the ability to override supreme court decisions. with a simple majority of $61.00 votes, it would allow politicians to choose which judges to a point at the moment, judges are selected by an independent panel. the changes would also remove the supreme court's ability to review the legality of what's known as israel's basic law. which functions as its constitution note to be very clear this. all of those things we just mentioned, that's not what's being discussed today or voted on tomorrow. that's indeed wider package of reforms that the government would ultimately like to see implemented. now the president's eyes, a current song, has vocally opposed to proposal, saying that it's pushing israel to the verge of legal and social collapse. more on the shower is obviously, we're a senior political analyst. he says what's happening and israel now is directly linked to the occupation of palestinian territories. most of those,

hundreds of thousands of people in the streets, often of even jerusalem are either unwilling or incapable to see the link between 5 decades plus the patient of oppression. a party and its effect on their own political system for 5 seconds or so. there are 2 processes that's been happening. it is pretty 1967 is that it was basically more set to learn more as giving us your dominated. i would say even more sent that list and then what hard designs after 967 was 2 processes began to happen is that one is pretty decided session of religion. those alter, alter box consecutive parties that were basically non designers became active designers. and those types of national respect were quite secular. again, for some of the, the 96 of them was divine intervention was a middle, the army became sick or illegal supplements became retentive. so you

have it going, nationalistic, right wing fanatical twins within these exercises taken over slowly, but surely. and it's hard. core is the sacrament movement in the occupied territories. in fact, to the main ministers today, leaving the changes in his head that one of the finance minister of the national security are part of this supplement movement. this is the go, 2nd move, i don't the patient, but the is there any sense to be in touch with not to see the link between the horrific occupation of the posting and that's going on for decades and how those phonetic stuff have grown out of books and visual corporation, i'm not totally ignored, not only doorstep but a stadiums, but to watch their own jewish breakfast. so palestinian family who was evicted from their home, it occupied east, jerusalem. se is really settlers have threatened to destroy their furniture if they

don't collect it. the family home was taken over by settlers earlier this month after is really authorities forced them out using an absentee property law and it's half a century old. laura han met the family in jerusalem's old city. i'm in the alcohol at the street in the heart of all parties, tristan's old city, i just want to show you the home of the soap look on family. they were living that for more than 7 decades, when they were forced out in the early house in the morning, just on to 2 weeks ago buys ready, so just made wait for his ready settlers to move into the home. now the family has quoted for a month after this ready, settlers set out the furniture across the street and told them they didn't collect it. they were destroyed. no, they took my brother as well. one was specifically, isn't that just like lawyers and the, and the basement for the fans and this would help the decision to throw them out of their home was made by these really for and the petition was in the courts

for many, many decades read run by israeli jewish organizations, the claim on their right to leave here and houses and most of the quarter, from my point of view without any justification that that it was in this house. every corner holds memories. there was life everywhere. my father and my mother lived here. there was always warms and tenderness in this house and they tell me the landlord at this time is linked to a settling movement. the ones that we shape the identity of the old city stick, spelled them on the grounds of 50 years ago. the owner of the property was jewish, and not legal on the israel's absentee property law, which allows to claim what they call historically jewish prophecy. palestinians, however, comp do the same. a lot of homes out 0 occupied east jerusalem. the

bell of russian leader, alexander lucas shameka says he's preventing wagner forces from crossing the border into poland. he made the comment south to holding talks with russian president vladimir putin in saint petersburg. lucas shank, his hosting wagner fighters and bell roost as part of a deal ending last month's mutiny video recently emerged appearing to show wagner troops training near the border with poland. not much of the pretty good spark metals. the wagner flight does have become a concern sheets and they're asking to let them go west. i'm asking them, why would you do that? require keeping tabs on them and they say, we just want to, you know, go on a trip to wall. so and gesture of possession of tre gives them because when they fault in box mode, they knew where the western military hardware was coming from. so they have this feeling that itself is a problem. of course, i'm keeping them in central galleries like we agreed. and i wouldn't want to redeploy them, but as the in this, that moves all, daniel hawkins is following reaction from moscow. a little in this,

1st of folks that seem to been a russian and russian presidents, the message for the domestic audience, at least is one very much. she'll be unity. all of us. the ability, i know things going according to plan everything from the allegedly failed. you quite in calendar events of the president citing some quite remarkable figures of a good 26000 explaining and soldiers killed since the beginning of this offensive dozens of western supply tanks and all of the vehicles destroyed. that's according to positive look, a sion code to the condition of the russian butters union states. the presidents emphasizing the strength of the 2 countries, economies that then growing the best stable for reserves or decent level employment is low, very much a picture of harmony between the 2 states. that the message beyond russian and better russian borders was more to the with security, the above russian president saying they are aware of most and res, being utilized activated in poland and feel the time for perfect treat folders west

and supply the tanks and all of the vehicles on the present, it's really showing the message of strength saying that better routes and russia are regarded as one. we must one state, one strength and attack on one would be considered under control. to wildfires in greece have forced around $20000.00 people to be moved to safety. the out of control fires have been burning and roads near populated areas for 5 days. there's also been fires near the capital athens and stephanie decker reports from mander at just outside athens. under a dark orange sky and with little warning, thousands of holiday makers and residents rushed to escape out of control walls. fires. winds gusting around 46 kilometers an hour, push the flames towards populated coast after 5 days of inland fires. private boats joined degree coast guard,

rescuing people from peaches on the southern east part of the island. the greek army also help to get people to safety. 1000 slipped out doors in its own gymnasiums. wherever there was space. i've never been good my entire life, especially when i'm going down to the beach. and one of the faces towards that when you get away from the corner of the situation informs you well. and she told us that we were all, you know, we were going to be do so all the things obviously in today and then obviously, and some of yours is knowledge and 16. so she's good. near athens, 2 fires being we kindled as the winds picked up greece as being helped by various other countries who have sent those air, support, and manpower the firefighters are from managed to put out a nother fire that had re ignited outside of the capitol, athens. it's the wind, that is the real issue when it comes to re igniting the flames. now,

there have been a rather large across the country for days out because the risk of fire has been so high. will this under an intense, dry heat pushing $44.00 degrees celsius and some areas authorities say these are record breaking numbers. stephanie decker, which is a reminder, on the outskirts of athens. the still ahead on else is the or a poles of clothes in cambodia in a general election where much of the opposition has been barred from taking cards the brought to you by visit capital a certain color it's i say not quite yet the yet, but the sole reason, the philippine see it wouldn't affect the philippines by and the average is being very well for the thunderstorms was heading out she towards taiwan. as far as we

can tell, heavy rain is a using off in cambodia some laos, vietnam, and tied on. but it's still very warnings and being involved in central tanya for another day at least. know also that the best of heavy rains recently in china is given some funding. so, so not time sheet back a little bit with that being the high side, but they are recovering other outbreaks of blue. that's what was right. one of the place which i'm sure is welcome. same is true in south korea, but that rain could be a bit too heavy for your liking. now in india, the heaviest re recently is being good or not. this is just some pictures of funding in good. you got that a warning, some goods, right? and then down the coast towards and go off with the assistant fairly heavy rain. but as you can see, is a large area, the north indian playing with the right. isn't that heavy this pullback a bit? here's the warning area and look at this in the re be and see a simulation which is already cool. some funding in southern pakistan may cost symbol itself is heading towards the coast of a mine where we seems

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you're watching alpha 0 reminder of our top stories this hour is really protesters are demonstrating outside parliaments in west jerusalem. hundreds of thousands have been protesting for months against the government's plans to change the legal system. critics say the bill is a threat to democracy and a rival rally in support of the government is taking place in tel aviv thousands have turned out to encourage the government's plans. many are supporters of the right wing coalition, spell of russian liter, alexander lucas shameka says he's preventing funding or forces from crossing the border into poland. he made the comments of the holding talks with the russian president vladimir putin in saint petersburg. the russian air strikes have killed at least 2 people in ukraine's main port city of odessa. more than 20 others, including 4 children, were injured. ukrainian authorities say religious and residential buildings were destroyed. russia has been showing odessa and other food export facilities for 6

consecutive days, so let's go to run mcbride, who's now in odessa rob, after 6 days of strikes from russia. in what state, what level of damage do you see in odessa? that's right out a whole bunch of damage. oh, but nights here across the city, a number of residential buildings that were a targeted, it's been described by the regional governor as another nights attack of the monsters, as well as some residential building. some landmarks were also targeted in the historic center. this is, we're at the one of the i started cathedrals here in odessa, which has been badly damaged. let me just a step back and give you a chance to look at this. this was a hit by a missile, the crushed in through its roof about hoss the roof is said to have that been demolished. it's been very badly damaged inside and throughout the day here a number of volunteers have been turning off the dawning hod hats coming inside to

help with the, with the clean up other volunteers or a long, long get providing refreshments and so on and support. and that has been widespread condemnation of this presidents of landscape promising that there will be a retribution, retaliation for what he describes as russian evil. also we put a condemnation from dimitry cuz the guy by the ukranian foreign ministry saying that these virus by rogers of missiles that were fired and they range overnight from supersonic resolves to cruise missiles. but they were not only targeting and killing civilians. he says, but also targeting eye clinic buildings that are meant to be unesco protected such as this building. so that has been wides, right, condemnation. and as we get into in sunday evening here, basically many people are just coming along many residents of a desk. so just to see for themselves this uh, this destruction the damage one drink around is my son. but seeing here,

people shaking that heads all based on the sense of this belief that this could have happened right to him, the historic cost of the overall what's the situation in southern ukraine? well, there is, has been this uptake in fighting we've sold about since the stats of this week. this is the 6 consecutive night now, all the tax and the desk. so another port cities along the ukraine coast. it'd be kind of cost with monday's attack on the coach bridge, and then the suspension by russia of the black sea grain deal. and then these reprisal attacks, the bottom it futon a promise of reprise the tax. we've seen a tax throughout said basically throughout the week, this is the 6 nights of these attacks, but the president blood them is the landscape has said that the coach bridge is a legitimate target. he's called it and had to be object to the coach bridge that connects russia with the crime and potential that has been transferring the west

buttons that have been used on ukraine. it's, it seems that that will the legitimate target which will probably be targeted again around mcbride reporting live from odessa and ukraine. thank you very much. i. the voters in spain have just under 2 hours now to choose a new parliament. spaniards now face a choice between the central, less government and a conservative coalition, which could include a far right party for the 1st time in decades. located so no single, i don't want to say family domestic or not, but i do have a good feeling. it is the spanish people that decide to date, the future and progress of the country. so clearly, if there is a voice that needs to be heard today, it is, there is the only thing that kind of courage is for people to vote. between is an important moment for country and obviously for our democracy. assign you agree? yeah, go is covering the elections from madrid. it's the 1st time in spain's recent history

that has been in the election during the summer time. and in the middle of a heat wave, no less spanish prime minister and leader of the spanish socialist federal sanchez is trying to rally as many people to keep him in position as possible. he's been making much of the fact that a votes for his policy, he says, is a vote to keep spinning on the cost of progress while stating that a votes for his political opponents, the peoples proxy a would be also a votes that would possibly see the inclusion of the fall rights in any kind of coalition. now the campaign itself has been a bitterly divisive one. both policies bottling it out on india. logical grounds as well. the people's policy has also been focusing on fiscal issues as well saying it would be costing spending. and of course the far right has been mentioning issues such as rolling back climate change policies and also not at all important issue for them. emigration. sony about jago algebra, madrid's cambodia is prime minister,

has declared victory, and in the election described by observers as a sham, one of the main parties was banned. and political opponents have been jail or forced to flee abroad a queen set. and that is the longest serving prime minister in the world. and his bond to be lo, reports from some pin. his son who met it, might be in line to take over some body. and voters arrived early on sunday morning at this pulling station in pen caster ballots for 125 members. so probably about 5 minutes circumstance component people's party took all the seats in the last general election in 2018 and says it's one overwhelming leah get the paperwork. for me everything seems normal and we haven't been forced to do anything . everything is the same as before. typically combined when you as a commodity and citizen, my role is to cast a ballot on friday, so i have to come to the polling station to elect my lead is often,

but the united nations has criticized the poles for failing to be included with some critics going as far as calling it a shim with voters turning up at this pulling station, hour after hour. there is a semblance of an election, but i didn't say none of the other parties participating. present a credible challenge to consent party after the mean opposition party. the kind of like party was disqualified inmate head of the election once in the world's longest serving. prime minister said his son, hoping it could take his place within weeks. but manette has kept his silence for the discount to work today. human rights activists believe human, it is likely to continue down the path. his father has paved women. this entire training is in the military. so he sees things from a military perspective, 1st and foremost. and the 2nd thing is that the whole set is not going in

a way he's going to still be around. he's going to be head of the cambodian people's party and he's going to be looking over his shoulder the countries, the election commission says voter turnout was it more than 80 percent poll workers are telling the votes, but there's new consensus among political observers. the election was over before it began a barn to below elders or no pen either on the 4 traffic police officers have been killed and what officials are calling a terrorist attack and the southeastern city of sy done. and the rest lawrence has been issued for the perpetrators. the motive behind the attack is unclear. dorset jabari has more from tear on the attack, which was carried out on sunday morning under road linking to cities in system. voluminous some provinces been labeled a terrorist act by officials and the police forces in that province. one of the biggest in iran have said that they are still looking for the silence. this is not

the 1st time we've seen incidents like these in that province which borders pakistan and afghanistan. there are a number of on groups that have been operating there over the past few years. one of the main ones being jewish at which was formed in 2012, with the aim of protecting the rights of sunni minority groups in that region. for now, nobody has claimed responsibility yet, and the officials are still continuing the man hunt door safari algebra 0 to hong at least 30 people have been killed in flash floods and afghanistan. hundreds of houses have been destroyed. dozens of people are missing, a neighboring pakistan's, northern region has also been hit. a state of emergency was declared in kiper potomac what province after some of the worst flooding there in years. the number of dead from the land slide in india's western state of my roster has risen to 26 now and as it will be consumed sharif reports dozens are still feared trapped into the mud and the slush. 2 days later risk eugene's resume book.

despite the rain and storm wins, they'd halted f o. sometimes they do too bad weather. the hands talk location and tough to read a henry operations, i guess i didn't know something like that and going safety. the high to of the size is around 950 meters from the ground. and the trick from here is about 2.8 kilometers. we're also facing the huge challenge of not being able to carry heavy equipment, which is why everything is being done manually. a separate bodies but it's covered up to thursday's landslide. about 60 kilometers from them by houses have been flattened and st. submerged and thousands of missing heavy rains have also brought to the neighboring state of good job. some areas as the most isolating villages. rising both levels and dams and overflowing rivers of raising concerns about flooding. wood,

i got on my body. i got somebody going to accept the order hasn't dodo hosted and everything is damaged. there's water, everything inside shops. i mean houses, you know, support a lot of notes just as the water came suddenly from the nearby area. monson rains remain well below normally at the start of the season in june. but heavy rains this month have let the flooding across steps and regions. in the last 2 weeks, captain, new delhi, which is the worst flooding in more than 40 years, and it's not over yet. as officials of forecasting heavy rain in the coming days of the consumption. these are just the, the, to the cfo, women's world cup. now in new zealand and moroccan, defend a new a live in zina is set to become the 1st player to where a head score for the senior level women's world cup. the 25 year old and her teammates take on to time world champions, germany in melbourne, morocco or the 1st arab or north african.