on us dollars to combine so due to size the fine new stairwell to lift one's to into homes are on the streets in search of safety. the trail of destruction in pods of syria. as israel carries out, hundreds of strikes is ready to go and says, do whatever is necessary to eliminate potentials, right? the, i'm sammy's a, them, this is, i'll just say i live from del how. so coming up, charging appall forward series, new prime minister says he's working with officials from the old regime to reset public services and institutions. right?

the prime minister then you mean that to now it pays in code accused of bribery, road and breach of trust for sales president louise and not so little desilva. i'm the goes brain surgery done to say he's in stable condition. the . we begin in syria where these right imagery is threatening to do whatever is necessary to eliminate what it's considered as potential threats. that's officer, it's air force carried out. hundreds of log scale strikes across the country. israel targeted minute tree base is apple. it's a missile defense facilities across syria. the un envoy to syria is warning these route that israel should stop it's bombardment. israel's defense minister has issued a warning to the new administration that sees control from bush auto asset. just

days ago. this story i, by the, has been operating in syria in recent days to strike and destroy strategic capabilities that threatened the state of israel, the navy, upright to last night, to destroy the syrian slate with great success, or name of them you con, hit by will the rebel leaders and syria, whoever follows assets of past will end up, like i said, we will not allow an extremist islamic terrorist entity to act against israel across its buddhas and at the risk of its citizens. we will do whatever is necessary to remove that threat law because that will solve the joins us now from the syrian capital, damascus, and rest. so this is a syria that's just barely emerging from decades of dictate to ship. now, under an intense wave of israeli attacks, where is that leaving syria? well saw me, it is a series over the fragile and this is riley attacks are really further contributing

. that's available to you. so it has been almost 60 hours that israel is almost unstoppable. a non stop form be in the country. and particularly the main target is the mass cuz inside damascus and also the outskirts of damascus. last night there was a series of the combatants strikes in the mass because that last for, for the hours and just why we were for the paid. and for this live, the, i've heard the low, the exposures, i guess quite pretty close to us. so israel was us, is the saying that actually is army has gone back to the law, just a surprise for precision in his entire history in the history of israel. so they are not upon the bump in the capitol. they won't be in the north of the country income, should they have this for the city? they have destroyed and made it to be a beast. then they have a tag, did the, the naval ships in the coastal parts of the company. you la, thank you. and they said this for

a city of an entire city and believe in the city of homes, which is just on that. it's easy kilometers, uh, north of the mass cuz they have both sides. some of the, the, the military aid bases, and in the most cars, mazda, 8 of fords, particularly has been heath. and his friends are seeing that they have hard to get to the way it houses the ammunition depos ball. the strategic plays is the weapon production houses as well, but particularly they are now targeting and threatening to destroy syria's, for a defense capabilities. the regular systems as well, including this a forces. now, as the new administration is taking over, the country is van wants to leave a celia to the museums version new. it was vision that lex the defense capability capabilities, but particularly lex, the a, are forces under. so just we are at

a situation where we're hearing of a new transitional government being put together, a new prime minister being appointed, how syrians taking this whole and as well for the cereals majority, 2 of them are welcoming these news. so, i mean, it's pretty new thing for syrians to have a government because for the less or more than half a century, they have been ruled by one's certain families, a subs family. and they have been ruled by the boss that was in fort regina for more than 6 seconds. and now having a new government, the new spaces, it's pretty, pretty new for them. and they're trying to add up into these reality. of course, they are expressing their joy that is item of that body, but also they are, they have been cautious as well because now the over game is gone and a new order is to be is published. but now it's facing tremendous challenges as

well. and one of the main questions here, of course, is going to be, how can we to extend, or if that would be any kind of corporation between the, the offices of the older team. and we were 3 of those who are just coming in and being in charge of running this, these affairs in syria of the month of the just today we had a meeting for the cabinet and we invited members from the old government and some directors from the administration in a blue banded surrounding areas in order to facilitate all the necessary works for the next 2 months until we have a constitutional system to be able to serve the syrian people. today we had other meetings to restart the institutions to be able to serve people in syria outside well know the prime minister of the, into them government mohammad this year say that it has been meetings between the

elements of the origin, the officers and the new commerce so, but still better, some of the concerns when we talk about the position, we're not talking about the single entity is a coalition of different instruction sammy. but the dominance one is h t s, the, the how the, how you at the shop. and then i have to tell you to show and they hope be the bowman is military force, but by a point the mohammed this year, a close ally of our much shut off or as he's, he is no name. my mother would you like any? i'm a july any. no, you were seeing that is, this is more and more for thing also being the most prominent force. and now the questions whether the new syria is going to be a democratic one is going to be an inclusive. now, what the difference for next is up to a position where the different segments of society are going to be able to presented fairly or not. whether the syrians different parts of syria was going to,

they're going to have their own seats at all these new table or not. and of course more importantly, if these qualities, you know, if the position is going to be able to keep the cool sealants and not less and the stuff by to erupt or not, all of these questions are just remains to the answer. ok, that's for so sort of the, for us from the syrian capital is riley is denying reports. its forces have advanced further into syrian territory that follows an incursion by its troops on sunday, into a buffer zone next to the golden heights that israel occupies. the government says it's a is right. the government says it's a 10, pretty measure to ensure what it calls border security for the move is being widely condemned across the region. let's take a closer look at the area we're focusing on in 1974, an agreement established a u. n. monitored buffer zone with 2 separation lines, these riley controls,

blue line, and the syrian controlled red line, forming an area of 235 square kilometers. it served as a critical barrier against direct mit free consultation. the golan heights. originally, syrian territory was occupied by israel during the 19676 day war, and unilaterally annexed by israel. in 1981. this annexation has never been recognized. internationally. syria has consistently demanded the territories with ton, following the collapse of the asset regime is right. a troop sees the syrian health side of mountain on escalating tension in an already unstable region. samples probably has more from the lab and syria border over the weekend is rarely troops moved into this buffer zones. taking over those areas where they say syrian troops were no longer occupying, check posts,

and they went ahead and move their troops in on the orders of the government of prime minister benjamin as in yeah, one orders of the defense minister and they say they did this specifically, with a view to safe guarding israel's borders, playing the same card as real always does playing the card of self defense. but what this does is effectively violate a decades long agreement for a cessation of hostilities between syria and israel. and they say this is temporary, but what we've been hearing from a lot of experts in that analyst is that to mention of wisdom dictates that anything that serious says about temporarily moving into an area is not always the case. what israel's critics are saying, including members of the error countries in the region, several senior era of leaders, as well as others. critics of syria, of, excuse me, of israel have said that what is happening here is, is really using this instability and syria using this is an opportunity to effectively terry out another land grab is ready,

5 minutes step. and you mean nothing, you know, is a paid in cold for the 1st time to give evidence. in his corruption trial, he faces challenges a fraud breach of trust and accepting bribes. they think back to 2019, prosecute as a say, the prime minister grunted, favors to media organizations in route, tons of favorable press coverage. not all their reports was 5 years after his indictment on 3 separate corruption charges. benjamin natania, who is finally appearing in court ministers of his party and rightly in coalition are attending in solidarity. i'm sure his innocence and i am sure that his innocence will be proven. this is a polarizing chase and israel fueling what nathan, yahoo! his opponents say is his campaign to complete a judicial cool, and undermine the press. in the right wing circles anger for now is aimed mostly if the attorney general who brought the charges from my perspective, there's

a valid task situation in defiance here. and also expecting from my colleagues, the ministers, not only to top, i guess the attorney general, but also to send her home outside the court house. a mixed crowd. supporters angry if what they say is the which one against that's anyhow. and protesters also angry at what they view as demand. so fish campaign to stay in power at any cost, including the lives of captives in gaza. benjamin netanyahu is fighting for his freedom and political future in israel and abroad. aside from this case, he's also wanted by the i c. c on war crimes charges. but as long as his right written coalition holds latonya, who is endless floors in territorial expansion. in the region will likely continue . not all the address either. i'm on the

to as or as long calls and now palestinians that have been on the constant attack for around 14 months. and one of the lights who strikes 25 people were killed when a residential building was hit in the town in the north of the strip. another attack called the house and on the site on the refugee camp in central garza kills at least 7 people. and of the south, 2 people were killed in a striking off. more than $44700.00 pounds of citizens have been killed since israel's will began to the besieged knolls is ready. will planes renewed the bombardments around come a large one. hospital people are unable to get food all to medicine or medical treatment because administrative located this last in more than 2 months thought a cup, i assume has more from that and by the hand central gone. so the situation has been quite tens during the hours of this morning and even till now where multiple areas

of christmas trip have come on is that relentless attacks, including are rough. i city was 2 sided hours this morning. civil defense cruise managed to recover 7 bodies of palestinians who tried to return back to get flour from the homes despite the east, very declaration of the area to be a military. so, but the situation getting much more critical in the northwest, it had to reach a very tipping point in terms of the duration of medical supplies that come out. i do on hospice, a lot of the ongoing operation in the city of law here. well, this area has to be a root tony region where does kind of destruction as a quite a gun to take. and civilians are reporting on cost and clashes between uh how much flights is on the east by the occupation forces. this ongoing operation in the north has been ongoing for more than 66 days, with no leak tops on the ground where the humanitarian toll is a wrong thing with no leak top. that the medicare reality is in

a very desperate need for a full section of military accent. and the media told over the confrontations in order to afford them with a safe before we go to transfer site using like saving medical supplies for the already regional medical sector. that continues to grumble with the realities to provide medical services for a thousands of palestinians, of, and most of the strength power companies out there that are kind of still heading out. just sarah, the confrontations in kenya between police and protest is marching against gen based violence. and the when is the nobel peace prize lead? so the elimination of nuclear weapons the

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no, it's depends on a new place off for you or just the right. the knowledge is the the you're watching out. is there a time to recap, ah, headlines is right. the prime minister, ben, you mean nothing? yeah. who has appeared in cold? the tests define is corruption trial. so the 1st time faces charges a fraud, breach of trust and accepting bronze. thinking back to 2019 israel's defense

minister has issued a warning to serious new administration. so and anyone who poses a threat to as well will be targets. it seems, redeemed sources withdrew as well as been carrying out hundreds of large scale that strikes across the country. the new administration in syria says it's working to restore order and services on the ousting of the asset routine. newly appointed prime minister has been meeting with the transitional government many syrians who fled to europe fit they may be sent back home just because several countries that have suspended decisions on assign them requests. there's now a push for syrians to be repaired created. how shall have about our reports from by the this is the moment, syrians in building the about the, for the asset. joy, years, almost in disbelief. they took to the streets to celebrate the end of decades of

adult receive. or the, i thought it was a said his repressive route and the blood to crack down the pricing. the so milly is forced out of the country although so many and arrived in gemini from 2015. but that may suit change for people waiting to go stiff on going to for the fall, right? a tentative for gym and you have d is among many european ponti is calling for syrians to be sent home. we have to think what to do right now. we want to get that say read of these people, we want to send them home. we want to have them live in the country to rebuild their, their homes, the country. and so we want the qualified people like medical doctors going home, syria needs these people right now, but not many complaints. this is the right time to go back the prospect for free and fair elections. and you can situation in the government where minorities are represented. still civil along the way of to many of them came here,

they build their lives here and they were forced to build their lives here to start from scratch. and they have, they have the option. a lot of them have the option not to go back that they didn't have before, but they're free to do whatever they want to know. is the name again that the and a small, the money came to gemini in to $1015.00. his cell feedback then with chancellor, i'm going to michael, became an iconic moment for sylvia and refuges and went home by your best side as a witness. but one hand, europe is much better than syria, no matter how much the situation improves that i don't have to go back. but on the other hand, well, absolutely this germany is so cold. i have an excuse to here. i'm fed up with it. i just want to give up everything here and go back. plus, these are changing times in europe as well as sizing fi. why is cementing it's influenced by calling for the tougher restrictions on immigrants? the why tween safety does come and keep pulling 2nd in jim and his upcoming

collection, german and european lead as a under pressure domestically to send serial deputies back home. but that's may all . timothy depends on whether syria has a stable and inclusive governments to refugees feel confident enough to return how she bought. but i just, you believe now in sedan, more than 65 people have been killed in the city of alma don't mind. state media says the permanent tre rapids, the portfolios is targeted passengers on the bus. the bodies of the dead and wounded have been taken to a nearby hospital. the 19 month conflict between the army and the recess has killed tens of thousands of people and created the world's largest displacement crisis. one woman is killed every 24 hours in kenya. that's according to having this. the international demonstrations have taken place in the streets, demonstrations, demanding basic protection for women. malcolm web reports from nairobi.

demonstrate is gathered in a parking central nairobi to mont, against the waves of fantasizing can yeah. right, scripts, a thousands of women, a killed every month. and the numbers are going up, organizes had notified the police of the much that didn't stop and firing to get the attempt to march to the supreme court and deliver a petition, demanding justice for those who ended in more a gas. yeah. and to be say, even, well, the human rights day, that constitutional right to protest has been denied. this is that police dates. it's a shame is that, is this such as good as the wildest celebrating human rights. and then i, i'm trying to do my life, the activity, not every day, the women i've done every 2nd why they do not. we have the like to

the, like. several demonstrators were arrested, including the director of amnesty international kenya. 6 months ago, hundreds of thousands of demonstrators to pos and a series of nationwide protests against the government. doing one paper i can to parliament. for a few, i came to this month. please on taking any chances. now come web how to 0. my way we can you as president lula not so louisa knew that the silver has undergone surgery for a brain hemorrhage in brazil, doctors treating him at a hospital in south palo site, literally is recovering well in intensive care units. the residential office has not commented in october. we were to cancel the trip to russia for a break summit officer, a full monica on, a guy if has this update from the additional person who is the master of all of us

still was doctors gave a press conference this morning. they reassured the public that there's no risk of brain damage. the 79 year old president is in the hospital, he's in stable condition and they expect that he will be able to go back home next week in the capital, brazil. yeah, he was rushed to the emergency in a hospital, you're so powerful because he was feeling headaches on monday and flu like symptoms . and since he had fallen in october on october 19th and hit his head in the back of his head, they anticipated routine examinations. and they discovered that he had a humor total, which is basically a bad ruse. and blood was being collected between the premium and the brain. this blood was drained in the hospital and the president will keep a little brain too, in his head for the next couple of days. doctors say that this may be common for

people were worried, because the president is after all, 79 years old now who will stand in while he's in the hospital. while the brazilian constitution says that when the president is incapacitated, the vice president takes over. but in this case, less conscious he has been talking. uh so there's no need for a substitution yet or, and in the foreseeable future for his vice president will though temporarily take over some of his engagements, monica, you know, to, of all just sarah re edition aero a suspect in the shooting of a health insurance executive in new york, last week's been charged with murder. 26 year old luigi manion. he was arrested in pennsylvania on monday, following a tip off from an employee as a fast food restaurants. and a is accused of killing brian thompson,

who headed one of the largest medical insurance companies in the us. for the casings were found that the scene they were engraved with the woods denies, defend, and the toes referring to some of the shortest treatments of fine fine claimants for all the money is expected to be transferred to new york. 3 survivors of the us, atomic bombings of japan in world war 2 of collected the 2012, the full nobel peace prize on behalf of nissan hit down ko. it's an organization that campaigns that gains nuclear weapons. the win is received a diploma in gold medal and a ceremony. in also the nobel committee noted rather than embrace disarmament. new to the pals are raving their all smells and all the countries of a to be seeking to a fine nuclear weapons. and a short while ago i was just there interviewed the co chairs of the home,

sit down to is the vive, the bombing of hiroshima. and i guess i could explain how that experience should never be repeated. especially now as a ton with such global instability. 3 allergy of what we experience with the atomic bombs knowing that nuclear weapons are weapons which is so in humane. it's finally being understood by more people around the world. and also looking at the international political situation today. and you can change in gaza coverage. you're looking at the threats of nuclear weapons potentially being used once again this risk. now this risk is higher then it has ever been before. we really had a very urgent time now. and so within such a situation, we feel that our efforts working to call for the evolution of nuclear weapons, our appeal has now been heard being recognized and done. so now on the

home he don't kill either by receiving. well, i think this is why they decided that it was time that organization should receive that, but the piece price that, that's it for me, whether is next and inside story, we'll look into what's needed to rebuild syria. stay with us here on alex's here, the the that if you look at the satellite picture, despite this kind of cloud, nothing came out of it all. the action, weather wise is still in total care coming out of storm systems in the central mediterranean. so in the next 24 hours or so, it's not particularly colder. this will be rain, not snow except a great height attempt just down a little bit to assemble and assemble to setting tankers at about 10. might go a bit further down because the persistence of the style recruiting at which increases this no likelihood against the eastern turkey and possibly in georgia.

and it also makes it more likely to throw showers up on the coast of syria for lebanon. for example, as an increase in breeze into garza, to and beyond, into jolting which might bring some more cloud. otherwise, it's a dry looking picture. not much of reach down the gulf temperature typically in the twenty's rather than the thirty's. as you never know of the crater, not much going on. rain was, is still quite hot in south it down to visit by 40 above average. i have to say, this is seasonal, right, which does every now again come for the science, but actually the story at the moment is the heat in sometimes it's after i'm particularly through at botswana where there is an alert for it sometimes is tempted by thunderstorms, but in half of their own, probably not. we get higher and higher of the double run garza and the future of the middle east. if we are not going to take the

opportunity to create the polishing and state today situation, we get worse in the region to model award winning or says searching of these has speaks to french former prime minister dominique to the time it is the indifference eighties that issue money to that is shooting via judy i, b, b, and on out of his era. yeah. as of war and sanctions, main, syria is in done need of reconstruction for and funding is essential along with political stability. so what and vital to the countries future can begin. how can this be achieved and who will pay? this is inside story, the other that.