going across the world news rooms to send me keys in the hatred of jews because the country is honest and is not about judas. it's about teacher and we need to talk about design isn't listening. close special on us, just the prime minister now run to moody's. b j p is on cost for the time and power but not with a land slide. he had campaign for the time money. i'm sorry, this is out. is there a life from? don't also coming up the morning in central gaza often is there any asteroid has a call, can at least a palestinian or so ahead. the un demands that is ready for us to stop and punish

those responsible for the killings of over $500.00 palestinians on the occupied. west spike also had rob mcbride in south korea that's just suspended an agreement. i mean, listening relations with north korea, the hundreds of millions of votes to being counted in india and uh, the results suggest the problem and its been run to moody and his b j. p alliance on cost for the straight term, but not with the big majority. he told for the opposition policies offering the best of them. the exit polls predicted in government has failed to give the easiest out 0 correspondence to cover the story. so we are reporting on this selection from outside the country, michel, so i'm sure if begins are coverage in the lead. but not the majority of expecting,

as the world's largest democratic excise is drawing to a close in india and tens of millions of votes of being counted prime minister moraine to move these b. j. b and its allies are ahead of the opposition to lines. but the runaway of victory that examples predicted and the party had hoped for his fall from reality and the election started. it seemed like a done deal for the b. you've given impression that they was just around to uh on the law of that i'm temple that design with yeah. but as he campaigned, started warming up and people started going to the ground talking to the voters. there lies that there were many compelling issues like price size, like cost of living. and also the most compelling was the, the unemployment. and that isn't a certain way to jump to be it being amount of they have not expected. if most of these parties, then he will be only the 2nd prime minister in india's history to hold office for 3

consecutive tones. when the b j. b swept elections in 2014, india was the 10th largest economy. now it's the fist yet to economic concerns will major issues, football, tests, and allowance of opposition parties campaign to address those issues. the coalition is led by the indian national congress which govern to india for much of his history. certainly the pgp certainly do not running away with the selection misdemeanor they used to get to vary by blaming the previous comments governments the last 50 years. he's been doing 5 for 10 years and if it gets all the time that to make it 15, that's a very, very long time in politics. and that's good enough time to try and solve some of the problems in the as low a house of parliament. a look sub ha has 543 seats, a party, a coalition needs to been to 72 seats to form a government. c election commission says austin, nearly one being registered voters mode and 640000000 costs. the balance,

the 6 week long elections that began on april 19th were held as much of india back to a severe heat wave. the election campaign was devises. moody was accused of hate speech calling the 200000000 wisdom community in so trade to stop the the, the elections come see them. how is one india as paul, please see for the 3rd year. the report by the us be so nice. ation says democracy in india is losing ground because i'm sure he's just as a family, as a spokesman for the b j. p, he says the b j. p is still on costs for comprehensive victory and that the stronger opposition results shows a robust democracy. i think uh does just try to pull up the for the find out the to come be already completed the default of the outcome

. but this to more than 40 percent of i was going to be a to happen, and i a see you reaching the magic mach under the under the 5. but this is miranda mosey, it's very nice to something with the bugs is always what do you construct to go. busy up to a democracy it is very, very significant. do i have a very, very strong the opposition, but please do come of the use of public well, but not a good you like to go diagnostic. okay. which is where the opposition re energy from the is it given your funding deposit the deposit that the system bits,

the prime minister and above the agenda hobby is reggie was good. you can do is to ensure that the disability people come from under the indian government has no crowns and visas to out. is there a gen this? which is why we are covering the election from outside the country? the our porch by the charity aux foam is wanting gaza is that breaking points? because if it's ready restrictions on humanitarian aid, it says it's become virtually impossible for 8 agencies to reach solving palestinians. children all suffering the most. so they found that 85 percent of them have not eaten for an entire day at least once in the last 3 days before the survey was conducted. oaks from one's by the time finding is declared, it will be too late. and conditions are deteriorating. an overcrowded displacement

comes there only a $121.00 toilet. subbing 500000 people in milwaukee in western rafa. that means more than $4000.00 people are selling each available for this or restrictive food is pushing thousands of people at risk. full 100000 leases of fuel is needed a day in order to keep critical services like hospitals running it, as well as allowing only 19 percent of that fuel into casa. we can speak now, it's a deal cause as she's ox funds, gen the coordinates. if the middle east and north africa region, she joins us now from ramallah. thank you so much for your time today. i understand you actually bowed and gone and have family in gaza today. so really you all best place to tell us what is going on that uh, what are you family telling you about the situation that a this tuition is getting worse every day. you emily,

somebody and then they would order to evacuate from god's side the early days of the war and they went sort of a hyundai, stayed there for almost 6 months when they were owed other history and quickly to leave with us being able to bear the the car did but a little they had one day minister in the last for the 1st the 6 months to live in crowd did the houses where at least 5 or 6 families where sharing get a police have been doing or a flat apartment. they were and now they are forced to stay intense in the mall. c a or coming to an area which is the photo of course. stand it for this the place um my sister uh, 2 days ago was between buyers. could we oh, that's the one to say an addition and live going to over misery and being for her where she has to ensure the use the alarming heat to at temperatures during the day. because the temperatures at my local food level suggest security

that he had to reimbursement surrounding them continuously. and then build a new sort of mistake it out and drop off. so be our independent. and the area that you described is to, is just to us. 070 is quick meter, which was 1700000. so you can imagine in the small camp where my family is now, there are 70 people and they share very small toilet or other people who kind of have this luxury. they are even considered lucky to be subject to shooting just a small toilet that is flooding and the sweet water. so they have to buy water. it's very expensive to buy what the uh, the depend on the sea water, most of the time for the washing ad for a while she cooks and cleaning of the machine. um, combining my system for example, who is the oh so, so what i can do from a to let in her spine the, the works or does it have any access to medication or any access to music on

services even when she gets bitten by a scorpion, so by, although this is the only accumulation of the what's happening because of the closure, the complete culture of because a certain because of the a that group access to humanitarian services the as more than fuels because that's the way to but i think i know what i think now because of lack of fuel because the lack of access to litigation and when you kind of supplies. in addition to this was the issue of which we were the from since the beginning. or i feel like you had a larger ideal apologies for interrupting i can't imagine how helpless and terrified you must be feeling to have family in that situation where you can't do anything about it. just to be clear, what you're saying is in the last 8 months, so we'll begin and they started off in gauze and they moved to rafa. and then rossa, they moved to milwaukee because in the last, in the course of the last month when the israelis went into the south, i mean how terrifying was the situation in ra for that forced them to move. it was

very easy to find because the 1st of all the kids suddenly it without anybody but ition, like one of my sisters actually had to move 10 times for one house to the other. and then she had to leave like in hoffer no words to tell you what it was. she could, she had to be a huge amount of money for a small car to cut or you were to where she can dakota for hours to lose because of the crowded, the streets and there is no streets. basically, people are everywhere, anywhere that is empty. you can find the tent, it is not, it's not an easy, it's not the humane situation where the from, in the lives of this book actually due to the most of it, to continue like this. i what do you so much for my mother was 18 years old and she has been basically costing most of the time because of the lack of food. and she wanted to provide some for this. what children in the family associates she she

chose to, to forced to use to is let me quit fussing, to minimize the mean she has to, one at one, meet the day. i know she loves over 2025. she does a lot of weight, and i did it 2 years old. the is you cannot afford to lose that much weight. so of course it's been fine, you're still yearly to update today. that's maybe the work doesn't see. and doesn't, you know, football, where people are living on canned food for 8 months, can imagine not having access to fixtures, the business of fluids or, i mean, you'd see of, of the sort of being all these kinds of benefits. and i think that that comes with the canned food. it's a situation that is most ongoing, it's not possible to continue, and that's why we continue demanding for immediate access to human sit in the support. and that's why the best of these looks well basically says that we need

immediate access that allows you to call me dictations and items that people need. i know also i'm going to do for you entered in that extra is to move and to be able to access these people and tell them in the different way they can. i if i, i very much hope that you'll please, i listen to how they will cause us expands gender coordination for the middle east and north africa region. thank you so much. thank you. with these really ministries targeting or corners at the gaza strip as the desk told for miss months long from vitamin continues, and these 8 palestinians were killed. mine is rarely striking. there all by the in central garza for the injured were taken to the nearby alexa hospital, children among the wounded israel carried out the attack on a call in a heavily populated area near a school and used as a shelter forcibly displaced palestinians. fema cutoffs,

foreign ministry says it hasn't received any fund agreements from israel, or how much on the goal is to cease 5 plan for food by the us. president joe biden . however, the ministry spokesman magenta. oh, i'm sorry, says he's positive. it's moving in the right direction. we haven't had concrete approvals to the suggestions on the table by both sides and we have all what i've done the scene, the go to get a serious statements coming in uh from uh, educating the ministers which doesn't tell us with a lot of confidence of that being a unified position or event and event of, of this, this given proposal on the, on the table. however, we can see also that there is a positive momentum building up within both sides. as you said, the statements from how i feel quite positive. all the following sort of a commitment to, to the language and asking for more clarification. but they were positive. we have

also seen a positive movement in the end of the, of like, the government is meeting right now. and that there are discussions over accepting the proposals on the tables. so head on the out, is there a great school for most of thoughts and hate see where it going violence this falls? tens of thousands from the home. the hearing disliked, sharp populations is declined. 70 percent, and we're still not doing anything about it. understanding the reality plays that floated reporting from the ex whatever happens next to the university have already made history out. as soon as teams across the world bring you closer to the house at the store and they fled from the world's most secretive state. now young north koreans are finding statement, fortune,

celebrity influences, but the shining lights on the home of kings and bring danger. one on one east meets north korea's influence is coming out in new lives online. despite the risk on al jazeera, in june 1967, 6 days the read through the map of them, at least 2 dark colored hair crust appeared from a distance. just as we were focusing on them. they dropped the bombs on the run out as they were exposed the events leading to the will and its consequences, which i still felt today is really all me. and it was because that is such as the sort of his live the war in june on out his era, the, [000:00:00;00]

the book and back and watching out. is there a mind if i told the story, is this our, the accounting is on the way in india is general elections with need result? suggesting prime minister in the moodies, b, j. p, a lines on cost for a substrate tubs. so the results suggest it's not with the big majority, he had hope for position policies of very best set. then examples predict at least a palestinians have been killed by. it is really striking there all by the in the central gaza strip. the engines have been taken to the nearby alexa hospital. the un human rights chief has renewed his goals and the increasing volumes in the occupied west. spike is already forces and settlers and killed at least $500.00 published in the instance of one gauze, and began in october in a strongly worded statement volk. it took,

describe the killing destruction and widespread rights violations, best unacceptable. he judge that the violent sees immediately, he also stated the any allegation of unlawful kennings must be thoroughly and independently investigated. and those responsible held to accounts while the young humans rights chief also says pervasive impunity for such crimes as been common place fall too long in the occupied west. bike to america moods is an associate professor of public policy at the doha institute for graduate studies. he says the balance against palestinians in the occupied westbank is not getting enough attention. while the eyes are focused on goes or there is an ongoing tragedy in the west bank, and it's not the secret that this uh, uh, i swing government uh, did buy nothing. you know, and uh, the likes of being the fee of the is that a lead minister of national security has been very explicit about it's the policies

of expanding supplements in the west bank. i mean for them, but the 2 state solution is old, but it's non existent. so they've been very aggressive on expanding the southern the some, the west bank. they've been defeated, has issued 100000 done by since 4 o'clock and such as in the west bank itself. the days of 80 army identities has also been hasn't been surprised. also they have been invading cities and towns, you know. and so there is that is an ongoing uprising in the westbank that has been this has not received that if with attention because of the what them does. but the thing is, with the lack of any vision to bring peace with the belief that this got on government does not be believed in any in the 2 states solution. this is what you expect, and with, with them feeling the, having them punitive to whatever they want. the lack of any international condemnation, like, you know, a deeply is the country is unable to stop is way like the us. so this is what you expect if there's an ongoing at the far,

the west bank is also under an aggressive set. the expansion though, and this is what we see these, these killings and these uprisings in the west bank in south korea has suspended a ministry agreement with north korea relations west. and dr. fume young released hundreds of balloons into south korea filled with garbage, saying that it was in response to propaganda balloons released from its neighbors. from bright as moved from sol, see into korean military agreements, dates back to friendly at times on the korean peninsula. it was signed that the heights of stomach diplomacy in 2018 on a landmark visit to north korea by the full most south korean president. we lived together for 5000 years and have been super easy to stevens was the. i propose today. it's completely in the 17 year a still,

it's not intrinsically done to the 2 sides promised to de escalate tensions on mesh jed folder by limiting military activity close to it. but as north korea resumed its missile tests, south korea has responded with joseph pools. and the release of hundreds of trash field balloons by the north in the past week marks of further decline. 6 is on with relations, having steadily deteriorated. it seems the balloon launches were too much for south korea. but in reality, the into korean military agreement was virtually defunct, in any case, north korea had resumed artillery drills close to the boulder and put back in place god post and land mines in violation of the agreement. almost all i'm in 90 percent of minutes early a month already been violated, so adjusted. does the keeping it in place? does not mean an editing and south korea has not ruled out resuming the highly

effective practice of broadcasting propaganda by loud speakers across the board. a major escalation, that with the anger, the no problem, the bride, i'll just say right? so farm is from spain, friends and half a dozen countries are descending on brussels. the stage of protest against the european union's agricultural policies demonstration comes to stays before the block as dues hold. paul, them entry elections. listen to what a monk seasonally for us in brussels, say one of them. what exactly is going on? is this essentially a political roddy woman as well? you can put in a couple of 1000 farmers and supports the behind me not as many as organizers would have liked to see here, but a couple of 100 of tractors nearby here on the edge of brussels. all a message from the speakers on the sides behind me has been very much focused on the politics about election. you just mentioned many of them calling for

a voting in favor of farm as trying to remove some of the sensor last sensor, right? the left wing policies and finally bowman european parliament in these elections in saying that one is the same. see that takes place as a possibility to some of the policies, but the is by the european commission. the positive attains deforming and climate change policy in particular, could one day be on done on uh have you had a chance to speak to some of the farm? is that what exactly are they trying to change? well yeah, we towards the farm is from poland from the many, many of them saying that coming here to make the voice. uh, there are not that many farming, broadly across europe, just a few 1000000 and the 800000000 across the union. the, they do have the ability to basically in the car and the financing to some of the concerns of ordinary citizens and talking to the thing around things like the cost

of living. they're also very concerned about regulatory environments. getting more, more sorry to make it harder for them to earn a living profitably. and also talking about the impact of having a country like crazy. what are they doing? your opinion may have all the penalty of them or to push off the prices they need to sustain. that business is as follows. okay, many thank when that, when amongst the 1st and russel's for you as well, feed program says it's increasing a to assist people in hate. see that much more help is needed your organization so, so far as providing meals to a 100000 people, displaced by bonham's little games control much of the capital making this sh abuse and incredibly difficult. alexander and he has, he has no food in medicine from the unions. world food program is finally reaching the haitian capital for the princes airport. shut down since march has been reopened,

allowing supplies to be distributed across the city. the roads in and out of porter prints are controlled by arm groups. the board has been closed for a long time. it was loaded and the airport was closed source effectively. porter firms for the past few months has been an island. so it's really important for w. c and other humanitarians to be able to bring supplies into the city to run essential programs. people in c to so late the city is biggest lum, were facing catastrophic levels. of hunger, but the u. n's food agency says that it's been able to deliver more than 600 tons of rice beans and vegetable oil to more than 90000 in the past month. but down may not be enough. means what this app i think good. it was in the ph. charles is 70 years old and says, vegetable stall was destroyed, doing the violence. well, he didn't want to copy. sometimes i'm very hungry. and so us people for but the who me the me,

i've never had to beg. i always manage to run my business. it really hurts. i had my work before, but the gangs forced me out. he has been great by violence since february. when i'm getting launched a campaign to remove den, prime minister i have yet. and the about 5000000 haitians or nearly half of the population face acute hunger, a 1000000 and a half, or on the verge of starvation. here's some people. uh right now they're hungry, they're desperate. they're going to take the food a. they're going to take. uh, you know, whatever security can be provided, but it doesn't solve the underlying problem of the hunger desperation and lack of services that the people suffer under getty. couldn't you? a long time you in the development expert who was recently appointed, the country's new prime minister, arrived in haiti on saturday. he faced is

a monumental task in the country. that remains on the spring of total disaster. less than that, i'm 50, i'm just the the sun as late as moon alonda is on its way back to us just one day of arriving on the newness office on sunday chung g 6. the landed on the phone side of the moon, which permanently faces away from us. it is only the 2nd time to have done the talk to another chinese mission 5 years ago. and managed to scrape up a sample of noon dust and placed in a capsule. and on the, along with the sample is expected back on us. within the month. results of the study could help to unravel mysteries of luna geology and help explain how the nearest neighbor was formed. the kind of way a volcano has erupt it on hawaii's big items in the 1st time in 50 years. it took place in a remote location within the national park,

which doesn't impose an immediate threat to any people use some sort of a tree agency, lots of roughly 250 s quakes beneath the summits. in the hours before the erupt, sion began, okay, that's it. for me, my, the inside lots more information on website. how does air adult come? whether is next and inside story is next. the hello. the weather is set fire across the korean peninsula, add also into japan. lots of the warm sunshine coming through last eclipse glasses . what the weather is off. sure, some went to weather once again into southern parts of china because the flash flooding from time to time is a repeat performance as we go through wednesday and on into tuesday. by tuesday we could see some west. the weather also coming up to was badging

a little bit of west the weather this coming through here, but in between, it is dry, warm and sunny, as is the case latency. so at around 30 degrees celsius, we have got some lobby showers, meanwhile, still affecting something positive in your cost a month soon right now to, in quite nice day. this is the normal position. awfully monsoon trough shown in blue, surf anything the actual springs that we're seeing at the moment just a day or 2 ahead of schedule. this st. breaking stuff. temperatures into the low to mid thirty's, across southern parts of india. it'd be a down pause across the other side of the band to go into a ma, some live you shelves to into up on the dash and not just the west of disturbance, just sliding across buckets, not again helping to just head on those temperatures. the temperature is the little above average are in 20 samples, but nowhere near as intense has recently since

israel's war on gaza, thousands of the stadiums hoping indiscriminately displaced, certainly forces are systematically targeting health care infrastructure. hospitals of one of the only safe options to seek refuge until they became targets from wages war from hospital. i remember seeing a soldier inside the hospital, alger 0 world investigates where the east ran is violating international. no, but targeting supposedly a new crisis doctor on hospitals on tuesday or a it's a us ceasefire plan. the post stored heated debates in israel. benjamin netanyahu is worn by his allies that there coalition will collapse with the except i'm us in the positive work still needs to be done. so crude president joe biden's proposal ends the war on god. this is inside story,

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