lot handling with the election, full coverage analysis era, the winds push wildfire is closer to the greek capital, forcing thousands to evacuate from a please, a dozen villages the headquarters of del, for, i'm getting you navigate also coming up over 2000 illegals settlers and ultra nationalist enter the ups or mos on pounds in occupied east jerusalem. ukraine's military purposes further into russian territory for about 2 weeks since i've been ordered along the western border. guns could be read fine, it be hiding

a secrets scientist, say there could be an entire ocean. beneath the surface of the color, we begin in great square. at least one person has died and a major wildfire on the outskirts of the capital. hundreds of firefighters are battling the inferno which broke out on sunday, or authorities, or evacuating towns on hospitals near athens as plains destroy, forest and homes, and the cause of the wildfire remains unknown. charles stratford is joining us from the mockery that's near us. as charles, tell us what you are seeing where you are. that's right. yeah, we're near mockery. this is a, a town north east of athens. it's a particularly dangerous time. now that's according to the,

the firefighters in this area, and that's because the wind is picking up again, this town that was an evacuation or to put on it. we believed yesterday. and if i all of which of the camera mind to zoom up on that hill, you'll see the smoke, the rising. the big concern is, is the smaller fires. now getting back out of control, there's whole areas of the mountains in this area that are completely burned out. you can obviously see firefighters behind this on stand by. but just give you an example of just how close the spies all to where residents are living. this sort of being a small fire that have broken out, but it's gone right up to the perimeter fence of this property. we're unsure as to whether anybody is still here because we were told that many of the people, despite having the wound that they should leave, didn't. busy the authorities are saying, as i mentioned, that there is this window now for the next 3 or 4 hours,

where they're concerned about increasing wins, swelling, winds that a very difficult to predict what way they will push the fires as you mention so far, at least one person we understand is being killed. a 6 year old woman who we had sold was founded in her work place at least 18 people injured. we've seen. i think the stuff helicopter is probably a little bit too far away, but they're all helicopters culturally so coming, going over to, to the sea, which i suppose is about 2 kilometers away. picking up what's out there and dropping them on the hills behind me. i think what's interesting to point out is this 5 seems to have broken out completely independently because there is a barrier here of an old grove. and we can see areas of school school which there is beyond that. so it just shows is you the danger, for example, of a burning tend to being taken by the wind and landing in other areas from where the main flies have been. we know that there is an increasingly uh,

international effort involved in trying to contain these fires according to a single civilian protection agreement. the use agreement, we've got to contributions coming in from products from to a key from spain, from the czech republic, i'm supplying helicopters, that control. what was the planes, as well as many vehicles and person that were ready? 700 will. so we understand the greek firefighters are involved in this crisis, but yeah, as i say, it's gonna be very interesting to see how things develop in the next few hours. we understand certainly that in, in, in this area the main file is an area that is very difficult to access beyond the, the mounts and here behind me. but we understand that there are flies happening in various different locations all the way across this area. northeast of the capital

athens. all right, charles, thank you so much for that. updates from greece as the more than 2250 is really illegal settlers, an ultra nationalist. i've entered the ups on last compound and occupied east jerusalem is really police prevented them from entering the mosque itself. many were seen performing jewish religious rituals, and israel's national security minister. it's more been gavera and another minister were among the group of settlers and they occupied westbank is really subtler storing the village just as to when they responded to calls on social media to raise palestinian villages. near hebron. the settlers arrived on buses under the protection of as really forces snipers provided additional cover for move tops. okay, shortly we'll be heading to it on

a lot in the occupied westbank to speak with me that abraham about what's happening there. but 1st over to the invest, robbie, joining us from my mind and jordan is the, is really government has banned ultra 0 from reporting and is real. so we saw the pictures of it to me, our bank of the year for the 2000, and sellers entering the ups on last compounds and what are you hearing about the situation and what may happen next. well, this is an annual event to commemorate. so temple that is set to astute on that side centuries ago. there is not necessarily anything new to what we're seeing. but there are certain subtleties that are important. explore now in terms of what they are doing, the israelis, the, the, the jewish worshippers here are, have not so far broken any internationally recognized agreements with regards to the holy sites and to the use of those holy sites. but what we are seeing here that this new are the ritual practices there and this is no doubt and outward show of

dominance by far right is released by it's marvin give here the minister. ready himself now, well, what we're seeing here is, uh, normally a march happens, they come and go. these numbers are also not unlike what we've seen in the past, but the singing, the lying down, the prayer, the carrying of flags. these are all in violation of agreements of govern holy sites between jordan and israel, and the palestinians. and these are all going to no doubt be seen as provocation. the minister himself, speaking of their said, we are on the temple amount to commemorate the destruction of the temple. i have to say frankly, there has been very significant progress here in imposing sovereignty and authority . hundreds of jews are performing prayers. our policy is to allow the jews to pray and i will say something else. victory in this war is to win, not to go to conferences in doha or cairo, but rather to win and force them to neil. this is the message we can defeat from us

and brings them to their knees. so not only preventative shows of rituals being performed during this annual event, but very provocative language from a minister who has said that all guys i must be reoccupied, who be team lead pedals, hate speech as policy. he feels the government should take oftentimes and disagreements with prime minister benjamin netanyahu, himself of the policy and for ministry has condemned this which or condemned this practice, calling a provocative end timing, an optics matter what the far right leaders here are doing what the far right worshipers here are doing comes at a time of hiding tensions in gaza and comes ahead of talks. and no doubt these optics of a far right leader said he gets a backdrop of one of his funds. holy is cited is unlikely to help any future negotiations that may or may not have. okay, so thank you for that update from oman will cross over to the, the him whose joining us from. but i'm on the and tell us about what's happened in

the occupied westbank, particularly the significance of the vintage of, of to one and how expensive that rate was. ended up was that in we've been speaking to people in the village of the wellness and why they say they've been getting used to, is really sucked to, there's storming their village under different projects, including performing religious rituals. they say that this time, this was by far the largest number of settlers storming their village, coming in with bosses responding to close on social media to perform these religious rituals. indeed, it's not the only location in the occupied west then that's we've been seeing is really settlers coming in and storming in large numbers. i'm standing here in a location in drama, and as you can see behind me, there is an old, a building, a historical one. and palestinian save. that is really subtler is try to use any

historical area, any shrine, any spring to try a leg claims of the lamb. this is one of the cases that offers often visited by is really said there's on the protection of the israeli army, leading to confrontations with palestinians. you know, this is an occupied territory, or rather the existence of these really minute 3 and under international law is considered an occupation. but then you'd see these as rarely settlers coming in and how this thing is within you. that the reason is clear. they want to make name to the land and we've been seeing that in various other locations, mainly in joseph to area in nablus, north of the occupied to us bank. where do we see is really settlers storming this location various times we're talking about once every couple of weeks under the protection of these really on what is really subtler is want palestinians tell you is to push palestinians out of there then to try and come in push palestinians out

as much as they could, and then with time billed and illegal is re the assessment to kind of consolidate these really subtler presence of the occupied to us back. so what might seem like a religious situation? palestinians send you, it's truly a political one to consolidate the suckers presence in the occupies with the haines . thank you so much for the palestinian statistics. bureau says really attacks have killed nearly 40000 palestinians across garza, in more than 10 months of war. the latest strikes have killed at least 15 palestinians across garza since tuesday morning. several others were wounded in attacks and the southern city of han eunice. fierce bottles are underway between the is really your army and palestinian fighters in hon. eunice a renewed is really military operation. in the southern city as forest,

tens of thousands of people from their homes on temporary shelter as the school massacre and gaza city on saturday has prompted another emergency meeting of the un security council. it will take place on tuesday, the council's 24th special session. since israel's were on guys have begun on october, the 7th gabriel is on the reports from the un headquarters in new york. as since october, 7th meeting after meeting. and yet nothing the un security council has done or said, has been able to stop israel's war on guys a, a few examples back on october 30th, an emergency meeting, a call to hold the fighting. when the death toll was 8000 seeing if it's fabulous, when it is literally, the resolution presented today does not reflect the real situation on the ground. in a sense, sort to 5 times that on may 24th, the council meets to pass

a resolution condemning the killing of you and staff and aid workers. reports are those as long as you want it g. the draft resolution demands that parties to conflict of hold their obligations go since then. another 15, un personnel killed and more humanitarian workers as well. and on may 29th. the counsel meets after israel strikes a camp in rafa, sparking fires, killing dozens, we are heart broken and horrified, since then more strikes by israel. more death. this is the 24th special session that has been called on palestine since october 7, 24 sessions get very little that the security council has actually been able to do that significant. and that's something that will continue to hurt and undermine legitimacy of the security council. you know, far past one that sees fire does is, is reaching boss. do you think there's any takeaways from what the security council

has not been able to do? i think one of the biggest take away is which many member states have been shouting from the roof tops is a need for a form of the security council. we're in a situation where the security council is clearly not working to maintain international peace and security, as it was mandated to do. re, augments your power. stein's ambassador to the un says the council and member states have the tools to hold israel to account. so there are many things that they can do if they have to put it together with to act. journalist report about it. diplomats listen to it. that is the power of the security council. and the hope is of been surely there will be the political will to in israel's war on gaza. something so far, the council has failed to do. gabriel's on to l, just needed at the united nations in new york. still ahead on al jazeera, a religious calculator is in quartz, antonio accused of encouraging hundreds followers to starve themselves to death and

the rent increasing 600 percent. and for years we looked at what's being lighter to use housing prices. the i had the heaviest, oldest rain in decades. is carney affecting eastern areas of australia, head down on the in a moment the fuss to south east asia. and it's a pretty quiet picture weather wise over the next few days. much of the energy from the region is being pulled up some eastern parts of asia. that's where we have got some tropical systems. so behind that we've got showers and sunshine stretching across moving parts of the philippines. if you have your showers coming in by the mid week, they have used to all the rain stretches from me and ma across into northern parts

of thailand. that's what we expect. that's a monsoon rain searching down the malay peninsula as well. we are expecting some heavy bus of rain across the northern parts of sumatra in indonesia, but it is still a very dry picture across more eastern areas. in contrast to this, but you smell straight, it will, there's the drenching rain. it's. i'm seasonal rain, it's affecting an eastern areas of queensland and new south wales. we have a warnings out for flooding. we're seeing about 2 months worth of rain of the next $2.00 to $3.00 days. numbers when is seeing someone usually will nights, however, that seems to cloud that's trapping in the woods of the day. you can see we'll see that rain through to 1st day with fully conditions day on friday. the. the discussing, the defining issues of our time is what military, what government, what multi national doesn't want access to this hyper hyper,

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residential areas. more than 2200 is really illegal settlers and ultra nationalists have entered the us on last compound and occupied east jerusalem. israel's national security minister, it's more than give here. another minister we're a mom in does us use battles are underway between the is really the army and thomas the and fighters in fine. eunice, a renewed military operation in the southern cities as far as the 10s of thousands of people from their homes on the temporary shelters. the ukraine size is captured, a 1000 square kilometers of rushes, cursed regions during its cross border incursion. russian forces are struggling to repel the assaults for a week. now, tens of thousands of russians have been ordered to evacuate to border areas, which are under attack versus army launch the series of drones on ballistic massage

overnight. ukraine remains on high alert for new era tasks. us presidential candidate donald trump has returned to the social media platform x. the republican joined the one on one discussion with you on musk, but the event was delayed by technical failure, leaving thousands complaining musk blame the interruption on a hacking attack without providing any evidence. the tech billionaire has endorsed the former president's campaign and is helping him raise funds. my binder is a senior technology reporter for immeasurable that's the technology and culture news website. he says trump was able to freely provide this information without being challenged. and i listened to the the spaces interview with musk and trump, you know, musk obviously didn't provide any push back. there was no fact checking there was no correcting of missed information. it was just, you know, the 2 of them having a conversation as if they were friends, you know, and if that's what they want to do on their,

that's their prerogative. but no one should be listening. it uh, under the belief that they were getting some sort of hard hitting journalism. it was more like a 2 friends having a chat. there is no misinformation policy at x anymore. there's no, you know, you report something for misinformation or fake news or this information. and there's someone there on the policy team who looks into it and suspends a user that doesn't exist anymore. the misinformation policy at x is basically if there's misinformation on the platform, the users, it's up to the users to use the uh, the basically the fact checking feature community notes to add a note on the post that gives it some more context that basically says this is not true, this is what actually happened. the post doesn't get removed, nothing happens to that user. the post just gets a little note put on it. and again, it's up to the users,

but only put that note on there. button get given enough votes. that it's an accurate note for it to even appear on such a post. on the f b, i is investigating allegations it rainy and hackers tried to steal data from both us presidential campaigns. donald trump's team says sensitive documents were taken in a cyber attack, which it accused as iran of carrying out advisors working for joe biden. and campbell of harris were also allegedly targeted. iran has denied any involvement the leader of the christian doomsday colts and kenya has pleaded not guilty to multiple manslaughter charges, self proclaimed pastor report and take it. mackenzie was arrested off to the remains of more than $400.00 people were found in a forest last year. stephanie decker reports from the court, m on bus 100 cost. they filed out

$94.00, accused, plus one v, one looking sooner than in previous courts. appearances pul, mackenzie, former taxi driver, turned preacher mackenzie and the others already facing 3 separate trials, charged with terrorism. murder and child torture and cruelty and new trial. now the 4th and final, the charge manslaughter simplification chevy. evidence showing how in the passage of this research that's used, boston had planned to have. everyone in the church died from starvation or fox the 2nd from children to the mother. and finally, the father's in a false belief or really just victory there of mackenzie still coming across as the man in charge taking advantage of his followers being

gathered together in court or pleading not guilty to all charges such in the exercise of the freedom of religion the assembly and expression there was no suicide. that was most of these sites and there was no death that too good to go to the nature. a not guilty they say of this. over $400.00 bodies were exempt in mass graves and track a hold of forest. mackenzie's preaching ordered, starvation is the only way to make it to heaven. as he said, the end of the world was upon the autopsies revealed emaciated bodies, but also beatings and strangulation. his order was that children were to be starved and die 1st, then women, then men, and he would follow last. mackenzie, now 1st facing the charges. 5 witness. testimonies are scheduled for this week. further hearings in this case are set for september. this tragedy has highlighted

the lack of regulation. when it comes to preacher's and pastors, anyone can set up a church, and this is deeply religious country. a former taxi drivers turn self appointed mind of god, resulting in one of the deadliest religious calls in modern history. stephanie, dec hodges or a set of goals. prime minister response sancho has made an unannounced visit to molly and a bit to convince the military government to rejoin the regional block echo off the sancho. his 1st trip to bama co since his party was elected in march. molly recently joins an echo us break away lions called the confederation of some of the states. its members include new share and burke unify. so which are also led by military governments following cruise and recent years. echo as members of impose sanctions on the 3 nations urging them to hold elections. see flow going to say, oh,

we have to put the motions aside and work on the basis of concrete concern. if we are, pun africanist, every pen africanist must haves, uniting africans beyond the differences as his or her one and only objective. still concerned with the goals, so whatever or differences, let's try as the eldest did to create the money and imply that straight from here to send a goal gonna and everywhere in between. we can do no less than they did and that's a concern. but if a silver and country like money feels the mistakes it is made justifies its departure, we respect that sovereignty without action, tens of thousands of children, inter dawn or risk of dying in the coming months. that's the latest warning from the united nations. it's described the conflict as the largest humanitarian crisis in the world for children. but after 16 months of fighting between the armed forces and the parent military rapids support forces, the us special envoy says peace talks will go ahead this week. but the student is army,

has all but rejected the invitation while the r assess has continued its offensives and parts of the country. a major tropical storm is heading for the us territory of puerto rico, prompting officials to close schools and activate the national guard. tropical storm, ernesto also triggered warnings on other islands across the caribbean, forecasts or stay. the storm is expected to lead to heavy flooding land slides. in recent years, turkey has become one of the most expensive countries to live in. people say the search and the prices of property and rents have made the market on affordable. average. rent prices have increased 600 percent in the past 4 years. the government's cap tykes, a 25 percent, but it's cost tension as many landlords evict tenants and they find new ones who are prepared to pay higher prices. it's also that's a violence. at least 11 people have been killed and around 50, injured, and confrontations between tenants and property owners at their key is facing an

economic downturn and inflation is soaring. its currency, the euro has lost more than 400 percent of the us dollar since 2018. sitting because of all good reports from a stumble with 1000000 the residents, espanol is the most crowded, always stumbles 57 district. but like much over the city, it is becoming increasingly affordable. after latifah is having to move for a 2nd time in 10 months of his latest landlord wants to raise the rent by 60 percent. and some of the official, the initial buy them up or spending half of our wages to exercise our most fundamental entitlement housing. there isn't much left for us for other expenses. we're just trying to survive that alone live in normal life. brands have grown 6 folder words the last 4 years across to key it. now you may and may have retired, but she's burdened with assisting her married son. could you tell that she will not

be another talk? so despite the fact that both of them work, my son and wife live on a shoe string, i pay the range with my own pension to help move in is overwhelmed by the ranch. she has to pay for her family and for her daughter study and get a different city. so let me just change it. as soon as my son and daughter graduates, we plan to return to our village. there is no future. how much longer can we rent? housing and the rental price has been a stumble, are the highest across. okay, because it is the most popular city, it accounts nearly half of the national economy. it is also popular of on foreign pro for to buyers and host hundreds of thousands of refugees. experts say that governments insistence on preserving low interest ways, how to feel the housing market doing depends make 5 says the custom assumes the other investment tools were restricted in order to maintain the low interest rate policy. seeing that in place,

your error with the right people didn't invest in that because they were due to poor interest rates. they flocked to hard assets like realistic that's all process escalate to. the central bank has since ways interest rates to 50 percent of the time sky high inflation. and that impacts home owners who have been hit with a search in loaner payments. the fears of a similar earthquake have proven up the price of the safer newer buildings and assembled north of a major full line seen i'm coastal l. just every stumble, attention has quickly shifted to hollywood for the count down to the next, and then picks the fly collected by accurate tom cruise at the closing ceremony in paris has already arrived in los angeles with the us team. unlike the french capital, it will be the 3rd time the city has posted the games 2028th will feature the new sports, a flag, football, squash, an obstacle racing. oh, there's gotta be michael bay explosions. i mean, there's gotta be some, you know,

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