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democracy as protest continue across the country. positive is really that on the streets. labor unions are considering a general strike minutes. we've resolved by subtracting a boy called the cost of $100.00 days of conflict ensued on millions. don't have enough to eat as the fighting leads to increasing food shortages. grease declares war on wild fires as they find out of control in several regions for see thousands from their homes and on chief stems with use full to is simple sick for its 1st $1000000.00 deal. saudi cub, oh, hello. get permission to speak to kaden and bob pick up the p a. c. accept the transfer fee for the star strike. the 1300 gmc, we're going to begin this news are in israel. benjamin netanyahu has defended

a vote on a crucial change to the legal system. saying it's necessary for democracy, politicians and the can. assets have voted to remove the ability of the supreme court to over ruled government decisions. states considered as unreasonable and against the public interest as the 1st bill deposit. and it seems that proposals that have divided the nation in defiance of some of the largest protests in israel, history. we're seeing some of those protest. he's a live pictures from tell of he's not a lot of town is joining us from west jerusalem. laura taurus, to 1st of all, what benjamin netanyahu has been saying off of this vote? yes, absolutely. it's ready. 5 minutes defensive, nothing. yahoo! speaking about 20 minutes ago and across the whole, he had a message to the price of is the say, this isn't the end of democracy because they've all been saying, you know, this is affecting the very democracy. they believe this is the only democracy in the middle east. what he says is the essence of democracy. he's also culturally

authorization to continue dialogue with the current lessons throughout the summer. that connects it to is endings with some of the very soon he said we can continue this discussion about the rest of the traditional open hills throughout the summer for the next few months. up until november he also said to add to the enemies of what did he say of israel as a test on that do not rely on just unity in the country. and he said people are unified in the country. so he's really calling to placate the protests. he also specifically spoke to about the is ready for his and the resolve his as around $10000.00 said they would be calling to do too. but he said, please don't get involved in the political fray. laura, as i mentioned before, we're just looking at some things that you've been talking to. this is some of the protesters that are in that category. we can also of course see some of them behind you in west jerusalem as well. what's been the reaction amongst them? so everything that's been happening in the last few hours as well throughout the

day and quite since this morning, tens of thousands of protesters have been out on the streets just behind the you can see these types of still coming on, nothing going on with the mood has changed and it was almost people very angry throughout the day, but it was relatively calm. and now people are assessing office supplies. we've seen a few arrests taking place next to us. we're seeing every now and then the army running in taking people away. people from losing that tempest and also with around 5 barricades at the moment. we're getting the smells of golf course. that's the 1st time. some quotes as being used against protest says it's happening a few 100 meters away with project booking highways around stores and most of the roads to tennessee, so that they can try to at the security supposed to be trying to clear those very quickly. the roles have been using at water cannon and so far we knows

a scene definitely above 20 arrest. laura, thank you very much indeed. does lower con, talking to is from west jerusalem. all in response to the connections, changes to the judiciary. many reservists have said they are going to refuse to report for military duty, no longer willing to put their lives on the line for the country they say slipping towards the top per se. victoria gave them their reports. this is randy reserve, is that adding the names to a declaration that says they'll no longer report for active duty in protest against the government's proposed judicial changes there among the growing number of pilots soldiers and intelligence offices who say that acting on principle i came here today to sign to convey the message that i will not serve the dictator, i will not serve any dictatorship. i'm here to say that my kids won't grow up in the, in a dictatorship, in a place that above which is the basic human rights of the quality ministry.

so this is compulsory for most jewish men and women above the age of 18 and many volunteer for reserve g c. while into the forty's, reserve is reinforced, the regular army, navy, and air force in an emergency, as well can order its entire reserve for numbering more than 400000. to report for duty. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the government will not tolerate insubordination. the 2nd refusal to serve, put to the security of all is really citizens at risk. the government will not accept refusal, the government will act against it and we'll take all necessary steps to ensure our security and our future. hundreds of is ready to reserve pilots. first, joining the demonstrations against the government in march by refusing to report for duty. last week, 400 more. announce similar action alongside the traffic controllers and really know for rates is coming to say it's significant because the air force is largely made

off of these rate elite, the protest of all of the army offices. but mainly the bible's is almost a game changer in mind. might stuff that it just age, it's not the only the pilots, but usually they come from the window. social is a classes from the right places from the right. it's the region and the quite powerful protest against the government plan to change the legal system show no signs of slowing down. israel's army chief has won this and yahoo has proposed changes could affect the readiness of the army, victoria gates and b i, which is their for so long as that bizarre is. i'll just need a senior political analyst. he's joining us from powers mom, and thank you very much indeed for being with us when we talk about the military elements of all of this. and we're already seeing as well as victoria gave me was just pointing out. there are older was obviously saying that they're not going to turn out for judy. i'm nothing yahoo himself in his speech,

but he may just within the last hour made a point of saying that the military has to stay outside politics. does this give us any indication of just how concerned of the coalition is that the military might actually get involved with this? absolutely. the manager is the most important institution is right. the main thing was from the outset, the place where his dream was made, you know, is right, and he's, i'm not exactly a nation of the month you for to any doctor rhode's. right. and they were made in the army when they came as immigrants from poland and myrtle horn, you praying and you walk, they did not speak hebrew, they were not this really my identity. it's the army is the military and the military service that took some people in person to be his rage, even change the news is really means. so as it is said, is the stage with an army is our lives. another me that has

a states should or me the military is a huge new person in a garrison state like is. and the fact that so many of the 4. busy generals for me doing this use of steps and so many of the other uh, heads of the security services and sending me the resumes. and as we've heard something towards finance, i'm thinking the scan is very threatening. not necessarily to the security base, right? that has been so it is getting into the legitimacy of this government because we use the economy and medicaid and is, are, as we speak about the legitimacy of the jewish garrison states and use the army much of it. you don't have much caps in terms of logistics. while i'm looking at the, the broader picture of the proposals that are going to be put forward. this is just the 1st stage. we should remind people of several that are going to be put forward with regard to changing the legal system. given those that are supporting the

changes that we are likely to see coming up. certainly after parliament comes out to recess. i know i've asked you this question before, but i think it is important to to try to get a clarification of who do you think is in charge of israel's government right now to the service of the thing i must for mister bethany. how knows? most of it and what is not stupid, he knows he's wrong and he knows what they've done today is typically in liberal and in the sense that is there, i will become less and less democracy in more or more talk proceed as the passenger station, i think about these are ideas, is that they've had no constitution but has multiple solutions and for a very important solutions, by the way, because they've been defined use of june. and they can define it as, as a system of equality because they don't think a jewel is the point like. busy in the jewish state, but be that as it may at least is right,

it has an independent judiciary that had been independent supreme court. and that's why it was sort of respected in western countries because it had the separation best at the end. the name of democracy has destroyed democracy as we know it, by making sure that there is no oversight over 61. parliamentarians meeting the 61 parliament ariens under his leadership care. now, for example, ben, a newspaper, they can ben a political party and there wouldn't be no want to just so when, and i mention that to me who says this, what stick of democracy? you know what it sounds to me like it's supposed to be like the things i've heard recently when by your side of the toner says his cool is for democracy. when cc ridge of says he's cool, it's for democracy. there's one box of having the, the launch is a civil war to sit down and polls it in the name of democracy that china constitution says china is

a democracy. the one democracy can be used to have used so many of the different ways. and today, we're seeing it being abused by nothing. yeah. i'm the pretext of making it less of a democracy and more of bundle congress from what we've seen over the last few months. this looks like a very public fracturing of israel. how much do you think foreign governments, including some out of nations, for example, might be re adjusting their approach? are in some cases, possibly thinking about taking advantage of the kind of crisis the israel is facing right? not to make sure the changes in the public perception in various western countries. i think the whole idea of, uh, the american person sitting, sorry, you know about this happening is, have would have a psychological effect. but that's all remember. and i say that with a, with a heavy heart, that many of the countries in the western hemisphere that has been 2 months and

have said police a model one is right. i've themselves turning more and more towards the popular strides, as we've seen in spain. and it's a b, as in we probably might see in france come next. elections under might even depend, as we could see in the united states, under every turn of trump and 2024. so really holding on those that are turned on to the populace, strikes in a big way. and they are quite dominance, right from india to russia, to partridge south america, certainly part of north africa in the middle east and in different parts of europe . so is that is really just the becoming part of the wave of this populist right trade. a tendency, except that in this a, this would not go into effect the jewish majority of to the effect that i've seen in minority. and it was for the effect, it's occupation and it's a party against the palestinians. because what we're seeing today, we're not with

a house. busy we'll have to set the young is borders if we have the effect on different a cities on the patient because this governments now with the actions of the oversight of the supreme court could probably be just do almost anything. if one's not only is or the culture and occupied by one bush auto, obviously the senior political analyst, my ones, thank you very much. indeed a tiny one. ahead and then use our and sitting, we're going to report some strategic or decimal agents on the impact of war on ukraine's food grain exports, island sports with peter wyatt and watching us at one record is being broken at the home. giving humphrey the to 100 days and spies and started in so done between the army and the pot of

military rapids support forces. the you and the human rights council describes the power struggle as breakfast and senseless. i'm involved has the story from ports to down when april 15 people in. so then woke up to the phones of explosions, up to the shovels, and let's price to the generals who came to paula in a 2019 cool and showed it for, for just decided to alice to one another. it said it was the only way to achieve a better future for the country, but many believe it's a puts on published by the one with a one the model since the beginning of the museum. the lived by the so called mohammed to come down to gullow, our forces took up the full responsibility, depressed of treasure spots, and the groups behind the elbow, hands behind the state of the political process. he's a criminal and we bring him to justice. the suicide seem to have

a better estimate to each other this think relying heavily on it's a poet tipped control of its general comment and the few military bases in and outside the cup to fight this from the support forces. part of me to tell the $22.00 does it go so this the explorer high though it's ok if i made the public facilities including the presidential police boss of the west to be just a thoughtful. i know the find states whites to groups and that you and accused us of fighters, of committing atrocities, including most ethnic cleansing rate and the buttons in the city of danina capital of west dot for the war has forced up to 3000000 people from their homes. 700000. how fled to neighboring countries? 27000000. so that is affected in some way or another. diplomatic efforts spotted in may with a series of meetings and get the on the joint us side with the supervision. but

they all failed to bring about more than beef through many tendencies fires up would never expect to dish. so that was a society, the sudanese army, and people believe this one has been imposed on them and that it supported by foreign countries. unfortunately, there's an arrow country standing behind it and multiple hop. i wouldn't move either of them to propose solutions do not contain strategic or smart incentives that could lower the warring sides to serious talks that this war is excess central for both sides. and the more drugs on the more pass tragedies evokes for the student needs, which only supplies it with more fuel. and this was in his army, well, come the proposals and for the 1st time and noticed that the dentist and the fighting if the out of stuff with doors from public buildings and 5 toes and stops looting for the spots that offers support forces said it's willing to negotiate and hand over power to a simply and government the to side top since the negations box we did. that's what

he's on talks with hopes of a decisive victory on the bicycle on facing the initial altitude. seems to be changing. but there hasn't been any sign of mutual concessions that could lead to peace. how much fun a deal for it so that you're not always going to hit the logons during this live night from cartoon. so we're going a 100 days of fighting here, but we're defining signs now of the more than 3 months of slicing and no side so far has been able to achieve a major or decisive victory that would give it an upper hand over the other and allow it to put conditions forward for talks to continue and decide the safety of jet that we've seen as strikes over the past 100 days. heavy artillery fire being exchanged between the parent minutes through rapid support forces and that's with the needs army, which civilians caught up in the middle. and on monday evening, from here to the city of the mind, we were able to see what looked like a ball of fire across the river. now, in the city, in the northern parts of the capital instead of 2 north following an asteroid,

the bible signees army against presumed positions of the parent military rapids support forces. now how to north is one of the places that the r s f has heavy presence in which a disability army has been trying to make progress to, to gain as much grounds and that parts of the capital as possible. but it has best suffered some major setbacks, but the army has been launching more offensive. the rapid support for so also continues to fight. both of them saying they have the upper hand. but on the ground they seems to be a stalemate. look, civilians caught up in the middle. how about you being in caught him since the very 1st minutes of the police has run a fight and you mentioned that the civilians have being caught up in the middle of this. one is life like 4 civilians under 3 over 3 months worth of fighting. we've spoken to people almost every single day of the fighting here in the capital have to. and initially people had to hope that this fight and this war between the

2 sides would end as soon as possible, which would have what we speak to them. they seem to be describing at the same situation. they say that life in hudson has become an untenable, especially in the southern and northern parts of the capital in hotel north. for example, from the very 1st day of the fight to an april 15th people have been without running water. those who can try to get their water drinking water and 4 other utilities from the river. and i, but many of us say that they've been without running water trying to get it from neighborhoods from neighbors to keep themselves alive. many people have lives from them north to areas where they say they're hoping that it's safer, where they can get basic facilities such as running water and power and then the other parts of the capital where people say about yes, it may be a bit calmer. they may be a bit more security compared to places like hospital north, but the prices of goods have become high. people have not been earning based calories since the size of the conflict and food prices have increased because of the cost of the. so people say that if it's not the bullets or the air stripes or

the artillery that kills them, they're worried that'd be hungry due to the soaring costs of food and discuss with the maybe the one to kill them. have a log and talking to us from costume hippa, thank you very much. the problem, as of greece, it says the country is at war with wild fires firefighters nationwide are struggling to contain more than 80 wild fires and strong winds of funding the flames. island of car food, which is a popular holiday destination is the lease has to issue issue evacuation orders. temperatures was 46 degrees celsius on sunday, sparking dozens of new fires. stephanie decker reports from kit tata on the island of rhodes and inferno. moving foster than firefighters can contain it, winds gusting up to 50 kilometers an hour, and with the tourists move to safety. the locals left with their burning island. we find katerina watching everything she

owns, disappear. i have nothing, she cries, there goes my house there, go my animals, i have nothing left. her husband exasperated. what are we doing? it's all burned. where is everybody? he says the fire is keep spreading. they are virtually impossible to control moving from place to place. so we've been talking to fire fighters here, in fact there's more arriving just now. these are from slovakia and they're saying that there's very little they can do with these extremely heavy winds. and while the world has been focusing a lot on the taurus that have been evacuated from this island, it's the locals. we've been trying to get them to speak to as many so frustrated. they don't want to talk on camera, but there is real desperation here about how much they've lost and what's happening to their islands. many volunteers have been fighting. the flames alone were told they're simply not enough crews on roads. the tourist areas were engulfed,

causing the largest fire evacuation in greece is history, almost 20000 people by road and bye, see, jane is time lee left on a boat. the windsor changed. the skies turned darky tells us, and they were told to leave immediately. now we've come back to find their belongings. i'm absolutely wrecked, absolutely exhausted. it's just one president that it's awful. everyone in the local area. you have to say the logos. have you have been fantastic helping everyone with anything they could do? roads is just one of many areas across greece, that burning prime minister, getting back with me to talk. he's address parliament on monday, stating we are at war. it's the 7th day of wildfire zone. rhodes. people say the air support was slow to arrive, and now the winds have picked up. one tells me,

the fire has burned all the trees. taken all the mountains. it will only stop at the sea. stephanie decker, all g 0, get body from the greek island of rhodes quad size, and all julia have killed at least 15 people. then injured dozens during the 13th wave there this month. now jerry military says 10 soldiers were killed and fire fighting jersey and it's on to further that are included in the total number of fatalities on 7 and a half size and 5 fi size of box and the slaves across the border one pfizer, broken out in northwest choose the authorities say they've evacuated all residents in the region. temperatures near 50 degrees celsius and administrative health said hospitals received several phases of people suffering from heat stroke. or dozens of people have died in flash flooding enough janice done at least so he how there's a missing hundreds of houses have been destroyed and crops have been washed away outings. baird is more trouble and months old,

but it slipped behind so many communities across the eastern afghanistan. the provinces of may don't want to talk and cause me as well as the capital kabul, a worst hits with dozens of people date. pardon, pardon me? 6 members of the family, surviving that there are no women left in the family. they're all gone. there were 3 women in the house. the speed at which the floods hits during the night, suprised meaning, dvd. i'm going to dixon. it was 3 am. when we woke up, water was coming into our house. there was no way out. we waited for awhile inside the house and then my father decided that we get out of the house to escape. as soon as we went outside, we were caught by the water and the water took everyone. my father and mother, my wife, my son and my sister in law. flooding is the license dissolves for afghanistan, already suffering its food, consecutive year of droughts, severe economic hardship, and the consequences of decades of world. nor worked and the other from a request from the government is that we need serious assistance. here. we have

a lot of sick people in the village. we can't take them to the city right now because our roads are blocked. we have no electricity because that they should help us to rebuild the power supply and roads. in the past 4 months, natural disasters have killed and injured. hundreds of atkins destroyed more than 3000 homes and wiped out live stock and farm land. and is f gains count the cost of yet another disaster. many lift, wondering relief is a come at like speed, which is 0. good. that's home bag has been convicted of disappearing police during a protest against the oil industry in sweden. i'm 2120 year old climate change active. this was the change last month in the for the city of mama. she was ordered to pay a $240.00 fine fund bag and the other activist would arrested after the stop traffic that an oil terminal. so i'll just say this paul reese spoke to her off of the sentencing to grab the tongue bag. arrived at the court just before 11 30 am. so it

is time one had trial was due to stop shut out by national and international media . every step of our way up to the coal true. now the judge has decided that for this, the bank police orders to stop walking oil tanker trucks and leaving the oil haul back here in melma on june the 19th. she should be given a fine of about a $150.00 us dollars plus costs avoiding what could have been a 6 month prison sentence. she told me afterwards that despite the low level of the fine, the low needed to be more on the side of climate activists like herself on less on the side of companies that she says, all contributing to the climate crisis. as we are in this specific case, we were some young people who 1st stood up against the fossil fuel industry. and then we stood up against the traditional system and we and we

were quite alone in this fight. we need many, many more people. and as it is now, i think more and more people are starting to see the sort of the office of the situation. that's short term economic profits are worth more than our collective future. and that our laws, as they are now, are not made for protecting people long term against the self destructing greed that we have let take full control over the world. the draw there is a loss that we have right now are protecting destructive industries and companies who are killing the plan that they killing people. well, immediately after the interview drifted to him, but left the colton. mom, i went back to the oil. ha, the sat down again on the blocked oil tank, a trucks from leaving, re commencing the protests that go out and cold in the 1st place. the police again

told to see how to get out of the way state that it was eventually direct away herring to fill out the rest and i got here to regroup at the end of the day, unplugged the next move, whatever not, maybe pull. reese, i'll do is there a moment you're granting both said he will this, that has come on to renewed attacks by russia. the area is a vital export route for keith to push out green at the time when many other routes are being closed off. russia withdrew from a greenville guaranteeing safe passage in the black sea this month. but mcbride has more from an export facility in odessa region. they, southwest corner of ukraine is just about one of the most remote parts of the country. but right now, it is strategically one of its most important because this stretch of water, it leads out to the new river, right? is the location full, ukraine's only exporting port facilities right now with the closure of a,

it's black. see ports, but the north of ukraine is exporting food across land borders into poland, across into romania and using romanian poets. but food can go out from head grain put on to barges, going down the down you, which is the boulder between ukraine and romania and then out into the black sea and what is remaining and territorial waters. i've given the fact that romania is a day to amend that being said is safe from any russian attacks. so this is a vitally important stretch of water because it's so important the amount of food grain which is going out from here has increased from something like less than 2 percent just before the start of the wall, to a mold and 10 fold increase to around a full quarter of all of you cranes food expos right now, given the fact that it is a so highly sensitive, we are restricted to what we are allowed to fill in here and allowed to see it is

also the target of a rush in attacks. just last night today, facility along this stretch of water, they was a drone attack and traveling down here and then back to the city of a desk to the main port in the south. we have been passing literally hundreds and hundreds of trucks, bringing food down here, returning antiques, to farms across, through trying to pick up more food and bring them back in this direction to keep food exports from here. moving on to feed, the world's hungry. rob mcbride, i'll just say era, a desperate region. russia says to drones, have been intercepted and destroyed near the defense ministry in the capital, russian officials accusing crane. i'm gonna attempt a ton of attack of moscow. the drones report, at least struck non residential buildings. the subhead and i'll just do it. i'm looking at the latest from the grades for the results or sunday stuff election as increase the chances of a hung palm. on the philippines debut, the women's world cup tv is inspiring youngsters back home future as that story and

this was the the. so here's the thing we're going to dial up the humidity in the golf over the next little bit. have one. here's exactly what's going on. first, the wide picture. okay, not much going on this sound in just spinning around the empty quarter. but let's talk about why it's going to be more shumate. so we have what, whether coming into eastern no mind, but that's going to feel with all that moisture in the atmosphere. we're gonna see it run out the golf. so for places like go ha, the humidity really bumps in tuesday and wednesday. so here's a closer look at that. what, whether it will be just to the south and mosque at pockets of about $10.00 to $20.00 millimeters of rain that much rain. that's fine. i certainly could trigger some flooding and there has been flooding just to the west of cobbled,

but i think on tuesday we're running the risk of seeing funding to the east of cobble. now, if we look to the situation in turkey, where we've had high heat in the south, still those temperatures are locked in to 40 degrees. temperatures are coming up once again for the greek capital of athens and speaking of high heat after a hot day and alger is a breeze of the mediterranean, has lowered your temperature and eventually soonest that will happen for you. so you're down to $33.00 degrees on wednesday. central africa. it's our usual showers in storms here and just a few showers coming into the central most in peak on tuesday. the, the, the,

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watching or does it over the mind of a top stories, the solid, israel's plan so says he hopes his coalition will which an agreement with the opposition off to parliament pos legislation. he pushed that limits. the power of the supreme court is now who's told the television audience on monday night, for the supreme court ruling main independence. even though the high court will not be able to overrule government decisions, it's, these are used to say it's a 100 days since fighting started. and so down between the army and the economy, latrice lovett, support forces, you and the human rights console calls. the power struggles breakfast and census firefighters increase are struggling to contain more than 80 wildfires running across the country. around 20000 people on the left, the roads and the largest wildfire evacuation operation, the greek history. okay, more now on the legal changes in israel. i want to bring you some live pictures

from west jerusalem. sizes of protests have been gathering near the is really part of it after that decision was made earlier on in the last few hours or so. the united states is watching the developments and israel kimberly hoffen is live for us in washington dc. how is the white house reacting to all of this company? we've had statements from the national security council part of the white house, as well as the state department, both speaking from the same sheet of music. and what they're essentially saying is that the feeling is from divided ministration, that it's unfortunate this both took place. you'll have to remember that the president himself actually sent out a statement just hours before the vote urging the prime minister to change his mind that did not happen. and now the feeling is that it's unfortunate. this went ahead and really essentially moved ahead with the slimmest possible majority. now, when it comes to these kinds of changes,

the view of the white house is that this needs to be done with consensus when there is democratic change. and that is not what the white house is seeing on the ground . just the opposite is demonstrated by the. 6 fact that there are thousands taken to the streets in protest. this is the view of the white house of this is really divided, the is really population. and so that is of great concern to the united states. so the statement that is being issued is one, but it's really a feeling, but there was a need for the as really leaders to work together to find some consensus. and the billing is that this can only be brought about for a political dialog. kimberly president, i was like, hi has to go visit was in the us just a few days ago talking to president biden barton has also invited benjamin netanyahu, after some length she delayed to go to the white house to talk to him. israel is an important factor in any us election. how is this playing out in us politics as

well? what this is done is not just divided the population in israel. it's divided by the american population to some extent. and certainly the do you ask for here in the united states, but also the population in terms of the politicians like capital hill? what we've always seen is kind of an iron clad support for israel in the us congress. and already we've seen that fracturing it began with the concern about the expansion of jewish settlements in the occupied west bank. and this is only exacerbated things, the plan for judicial reform by benjamin that's in yahoo. there were very beautiful opposite, opposite sion by members of the democratic party, who urged president biden to do more to try and prevent this ad. we've only seen the piling on of that of late. so what we've seen is the president's delaying

because of some of these policies of what he considers to be the most extreme right . when coalition, since the 9 to seventy's delaying of a meeting. but it's customary between these rarely later in the us, presidents since been been not, not netanyahu came into the office in december. and of course, that has been extended as an invitation as of last week, but not to the white house where in fact, we're not sure when this is going to happen and where it could even be on the sidelines of the un general assembly in the fall so that is deliberate of sending a message that the white house doesn't like what's going on and it feels that it's partner or that is shared view of democracy is bearing in the wrong direction. and that's the message that is being sent. yeah, so subtle differences that are very significant. kimberly, thank you very much indeed for explaining that to to us. well, joining us live from brooklyn, new york is living in kingston. she's the vice president for public engagement at

the new israel fund. thank you very much indeed. for being with us, kimberly was just describing towards the kind of divisions this is creating on capital hill plus the kind of divisions that are being seen amongst the american voters and american is really supports as israel supporters as well. what's the reaction amongst your members to what's been going on, as well as you may know, you as rel fund and our tens of thousands of supporters around the country and the world have always been an engine of progressive civil society, of liberal democracy in israel. so this struggle is not new for us, though it is certainly reaching new heights as this extreme right wing government led by netanyahu is pushing to truly dismantle the divisions of power that do exist within his realty democracy and including today. so we are against what is going on . we are in solidarity with the hundreds and thousands of israelis who are marching today. and we are in solidarity and in great support of hundreds of progressive

non profits that are pushing for true democracy for all is rarely and those living under israel's control. but probably the prime minister, netanyahu himself has a very strong support base within the united states. as does the israel itself, and as does the, is really government, at least in previous innovations. having said all of that from your point of view, how are you detecting any shifts in um, emphasis, or shifts in support from people who would normally be stone, sleeping, hines, benjamin netanyahu, and is really government. absolutely. i mean, we know from public opinion research that between 70 and 80 percent of americans use largely self identified as liberal and vote democrat in american elections. what we're seeing in is role right now is antithetical to those values. so we are

seeing voices in american jewish leadership and on the streets here, coming out not to undo their support for israel, but to change what it actually means to support the israel, that they know and love to support the israel that we know. and love means to oppose what this government is doing now for myself and for many supporters of the new israel fund. it goes far beyond this. do this, do just judicial to we believe that there can be no democracy while there's occupation. we believe in equal rights for all. but what is right in front of us, all of us who are watching and all of us who are there on the ground, is an unprecedented act against democracy. and so we are seeing an outpouring of voices from north america and from around the world and including on the streets in

israel against this traditional to just very briefly. this is only the 1st part of a series of proposals that are going to be put forward in terms of changing the legal process. what are your expectations for democracy in israel? should they all be accepted an old go ahead a well, i think what we're seeing on the street is that large parts of the is really population are not going to stand for these kinds of changes. and so if this 1st peg, this 1st legislative peg is any indication, i think we are looking at big struggles ahead. and i want to say that while today's news may have sent shock waves through some parts of the world, it, this is not the time to despair. those of us who want to see israel thriving as a democracy needs to take this opportunity for organizing the broadest possible

coalition on the ground and around the world that we tend to defeat these extreme right wing elements. from my perspective, we need to expand what that pro democracy camp looks like to include all those people living in israel and under israel's control and all the people who support them. but right now the 1st step is to and and do some of the harm. that's already being planned and, and that has already been voted in today, the related things cuz we appreciate your being with us on how to 0. thank you very much indeed for your time. thank you for having me. as soon as i bombed lost in somalia as killed at least 30 people and wounded dozens, including army troops, the bomber targeted a cue of young men of the military training camp in the capital of morgan issue. the i'm group i'll show about which is linked to all how you to his claims responsibility. malcolm web is the latest. the survivors say

a man in military uniform was in the queue of soldiers being counted this thoughts of a days training when he designated a suicide from killing those around him and enjoying thousands of others. the explosion took place inside a training academy and somebody is capital mortgage issue that so that's many people questioning how diploma was able to get seemed to want. supposedly a high security area beyond group ash above was taking responsibility to the attack . many of its flights of being forced out of towns and cities in recent months following an offensive by some of the is national forces with training and supports in the us and fighting alongside local militias. beyond group has responded by launching surprise attacks, often sending suicide bombers to military target. and an area is malcolm web. al jazeera nairobi kenya, done the searches in denmark of once again said 5 to a copy of the cut on sizes. so people in yemen have been protesting in response to

this, and another incidents have cut on binding by a swedish protest or last week. events have left the leaders of scandinavian countries torn between free speech and respecting divide silver, religious minorities, on the biggest protests against the cut on binding of being in a rock buckled under both head reports from baghdad as another quote on building and it be so this is the 2nd it, it does a creation of the whole quarter on, and a rocky flag in front of the rocky embassy in the dentist capital, copenhagen by a dentist also a nationalist group, sparking outrage again. any rocky rocks for a ministry has issued the statement condemning the act, as it says in the strongest terms calling on the european union to conduct collective measures to prevent, to prevent such hostile ex menissi also stated that that such acts

would threaten international peace between different communities on such of the angry protested was gathered the new defense of the hebrew, fortified green zone in the copy to look at that threatening to store them. it's and reach the danesh embassy in the green zone. that's the, that's the fluids. the 1st, the secretion of the who called on and they like to flag it by a the also a nationalist dentist group in the dentist capital, copenhagen, that spokesman of iraq square. missy. meanwhile, it stated that the dentist, diplomatic mission in baghdad has already left of the country would have to do. i had 0. by that progress on the election commission has issued a new arrest warrant for a former prime minister in long con. it's in relation to con, being accused of contempt of the electoral body. back in may, con, has been facing a string of charges since he was removed from power including graft and sedition.

the case is a spot nationwide process and supports of con as hung parliament and spain appears increasingly likely off to the general election on sunday. failed to find a cure. one of the consecutive people's party won most seats, but fell short of a majority finance or federal sanchez of the ruling socialist workers party described the result is a defeat for the far right. so in your vehicle has more from 100 on sundays a small collection results did not produce a working majority for either of a centre left socialist. oh, the centre right people's policy. even though the people's policy did have a majority of seats, it still would not have been enough even if they had gone into coalition with the far right folks policy. reason being is that support for the fall right seems to have phone and never the less the political landscape looks at a country which is deeply divided politically. the fact that these 2 big boxes have

to rely on the extremes, either in the left or in the right. these has cos all these old and, and we see in spain between right and left to resurface again. and it's now domina to despise politics. and those are the logical differences spelled out since the very best said divisive campaign goals, not one, all the other side was able to convince the electorate to vote decisively for one vision full vialva. however, another possibility could be a slim one, though, that there might even be yet another election towards the end of the now the spanish prime minister, pamela sanchez, has said that he doesn't consider this to be a possibility for now. but that might not be in his gift to, besides, it might be circumstances or events. if i decide will be of a will be able to cobble up enough support to be able to power them through to that

possibility. sonya jago, i'll just sarah madrid's still ahead and i'll just do the visiting the store motto, tapes to the field for her 6 women as was tough fee to advise of these action the or the

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present, maintain a record of winning their opening game, but the women's woke up for 9th time. they taught the group if tables that makes matches on said today with from st. brazil and panama meet jamaica. so we're all good become the 1st arab nation to compete. so the women's world cup, they were up against germany and they were opening gaming melvin. but it was germany who dominated the match, catch them, and these on the pop school to hit is in the 1st off. and they went on to at full in a 6 the victory, which is the biggest of the 2 of them in the sofa. and the 1st came on monday took about a seat beside bates and the squad cats interest beyond the generally came on in the 83rd minute against argentina. and then school, the winning, golden, the 87 to really the section 100. the sofa international appearance and now has 50 full those full 18 e as origin. tina who won the menus, woke up last year. they still never won a match at the women's to it's in the 2nd in the group g table behind sweet and

also the opening games, those to pay each other on saturday origin. tnf a southern africa on friday. the philippines, or one of 8 countries making they do, at the women's world cup, the theme, a nickname, the filipinos. this is the 1st time the philippines of saint a women's old manes team to a world cap. and as bonnet below tells us, it's inspiring young people to take a football. and what does announce would be a basketball, crazy nation? a 13 year old chloe brilliant as has been playing football for 10 years. she started learning to sports when the philippine samantha national football team to us goals was enjoying some success after beating defending champion vietnam in the 2010 ozzy and championship. that's referred to now as a miracle up, how annoyed i think, i mean it's just joined that because i saw my older brother. so, but there were lots of other kids, more specifically male joining the team was the only girl in my age group.

with interest in football, growing in basketball, obsessed philippines, former college football player bins. aguilar teamed up with the college of human genetics in the countries premier state university to form the aspire football academy. part of the $1018.00. uh it is a tough year for us because we only had like $6.00 to $8.00 students or players when we were doing our sessions. and now fast forward to 2023. we almost have around $150.00 to $200.00 kids in a session. chloe is now a member of our schools football team. is there a number of other students in just 5 years? this football academy, inside the university of the philippines, has not only seen increasing interest among young people. it's been able to train them well enough to send them to local competition and the things in no small part to the rise of the women's national team. the filipinos,

that's qualified for the women's world cup. no other filipino team has made it to the woke up male or female when i was grade school that we were locking many of this cuz i go to an all girls school. but now there's so many younger girls joining, and that makes me really proud. the philippines may be heading into the world carpets under dogs. but they're inspiring a whole new generation of homegrown talent. we'll see did also like to represent the philippines on the world stage. one day barn to below elder 0 manila, it's a $550.00 gmc take off for the for the pins. mix game against co hosts, new zealand in whittington on tuesday. also at columbia face south korea and switzerland to meet to norway. some good news from ex for stuff and he is going to receive the replacement when his trophy for the on given growing pre of this function as accidents, while celebrating reco 12th waiting in

a row for his team. red bull, it was knocked over by a lender notice during the pony, instead of operations. an expensive mistake has to tracy, apparently costs 40000 dollars and 66 months to make or who leave with this. and i'll be here again later with most voting as well for you. so thank you very much. indeed. i'm going to be back in a couple of minutes with more and all these to is over to the website. of course, obviously the dot com. i'm about us and stay with the the learned learned,

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