[000:00:00;00] news as a state over the years, life from valen. israel says this is right of the medicine stronghold in the applied westbank. he's right. the forces use drones to strike targets in the town of janine. and what it says was a counter terrorism, operations palestinian officials, ty, at least 8 people were killed, that described the booth as an inviting also on the program benz in from school for

nc environments. riley's following 6 days of violent protests, the unrest appears to be subsiding, but deep divides roommate. no, but the faithful shooting of a team that jumped by companies. and the basement commonly meets ukrainian soldiers have been holding the front lines of bonds, bass, but west presence of both patients in the fight that guides russian invites the feel. okay, welcome to the program. he's writing the military stage. the last guy right in the occupied, westbound coven, 90 palestinian health officials say at least a public opinions have been killed in more than a dozen engine. israel says it was targeting the command center for militant scientists engineering as part of what it called an extensive counter terrorism.

effort of the morning call to prayer. s p s by the sound of heavy guns ion israel's rate began long before don't. these rarely military says it launched a missile off to 1 am local time and carried out drained strikes to clear the way for ground forces. some 2000 soldiers are set to be taken. pont and the large scale operation. it stated, go destroying what the army calls terrorist infrastructure. israel's military set, it would not stand by while quite terrorists continued to home civilians using janine camp as a hideout. it later released pictures of what it said was seized explosives. this is the palestinian perspective. the local health officials said dozens of people were injured and israel strikes and the gun battle that followed. some of them seriously,

meaning the death toll could rise the which is going on and the refugee camp is real war. that was strikes from the sky. targeting the camp. we drive around in 5 to 7 ambulances, and every time we come back, fully loaded with injured people's daylight didn't bring come on monday morning, janine residents, 3 stains. it is rarely tanks from behind barricade and mosque militants with film firing, guns in nearly deserted street. the common violence comes 2 weeks after another deadly military rage. and janine a spite of palestinian militant attacks on his riley's and attacks by jewish settlers on palestinian communities. israel's foreign minister said that when no plans to expand the operation beyond attending when i called his father

rebecca. this is in the westbank near janine. oh yes, she spoke to my colleague, get hot elsis and gave him the lazy, stony fence as well as you heard in that report. yeah, hodge, this ray, this military operation, which is the biggest of its kind that we've seen in many years, or it's certainly looking to be, it's still ongoing. be done overnight around $130.00 local time. here we so drones go in and, and make an attack as you said, and won't be as riley. i'm, you're calling tara infrastructure. there are also have been thousands, we think about 15023000 ground troops also deployed a great brigade strong, sorry, a per day that of this up to 3000 uh ground troops. uh they believed to be on the outskirts of that jan named cap gun battles going on as you, as you heard in that report. this is

a targeted array. this is not meant to go white is image and name, tap, defense minister of the loan has saying that whatever is needed will be used in the fight against terrorism. so it's very clear to see exactly where this is going to go. but after a similar rate, although not as extensive, not as the 2 weeks ago, that didn't quite go to plan. we saw retaliatory attacks. we saw palestinian gunmen taking the to a settlement in milwaukee pod westbank. i'm killing is ready citizens. so it is that the, some of the militant groups here involve wills for exactly sure. where that could come from where that might be retell a tree, fired from gauze or the as right. the military assuring of defenses down in the south of the country around the goal is a border in preparation for what may come very well from the northern border from the 11 east side. we. we really don't know exactly where they might be retaliation . so they've gone attacked,

but these really military staying strong as saying that they are going to do whatever it takes around. i'll be real time. now, what about the timing? was this happening now as well? the situation violence has been escalating in the occupied westbank and in israel as well. in the last 1516 months, these rights have been happening as part of a wider operation to try and stop militants who have been gaining a strong hold in the northern west. back in places like to name military has a saying it's trying to work to remove that threat. these, these rates are very common. they need nightly in various cities in the northern west bank, but we've not seen anything of this scale. they have been coals from the far right . members of israel coalition government full, a wide, a for a water operation has been oven with bank, particularly after that. right. a couple of weeks ago that i just talked about,

um the uh, interior angle, the subsequent attack uh the in the settlement uh, the killing is riley's. we were hearing coals from all right. members of the coalition for such a kind of a why to operation to try and round out a so called military solely sizes in the northern west bank. and that could be what we're seeing now. we could be think the government, the defense pulses for water operation while at the same time trying to get in government largely many of the 1st one. and rebecca, which is the thank you very much, rebecca like a races. i think a health office and it will out, you know, the from sun to unrest continued last night with more than a 150 people have been arrested to several costs. that's on file. and ross is attacking a mass home by raw meat with

a call and support for the i talked to man of a lead rose south is kind of several faithful of gavin to a show that some of the diversity process is also condemned to something. is it, i think the think of bias across the country now these were held in front of the household, as opposed to fuel thoughts is against the virus. like, i always want, at least, and louis has been following the story. i asked how much french mass felt they were under attack. well, they, even, they feel, but it's obviously that they need to show that they understand this very complex situation here. so because on the one hand, hopefully they need to, you know, bring, come back to the streets. but on the other hand, is that they also trying to show and proceed with the family of the 17 year old who was killed last tuesday after being controlled by a police or by a police officer. and so then they know that they con, really found the flames and they want to, you know,

bring everybody back around the table they saying on the one hand were cracking down and both white and, and on the other hand, they also saying that they're investing in the suburbs, you know, doing that, and these a briefing i just mentioned they were saying, and it was good. we've come up with lots of different times. we're going to invest in, you know, of institutions into transport and transport. we're going to renovate the suburbs to show that they are not, you know, ghettos, and that we have actually understood that there is a problem that we need to and address and have thursday and spring reacting to raise your hands. while i talked to some people who gathered earlier today around noon at the town hall in my area and the 18th i wanted small in the news of paris, they were coming together to show their support for the may and labels of the powers had been attacked over the weekend, you know, somebody had rent a car and to his home and such a lot,

the house and his wife and 2 children. how to please she got injured on the way he was at the town, hold at the time. but obviously, this is, these are risk events and people wanted to, to show their support. and i talked to some of them. let's, let's listen to what they have to say. just the possibility value, the install modality with a man of later rows. because if i owe my spend to death with his family and she both tablet, a situation is about to become unbearable is our republic is in danger. i understand very well of a country is criticized france because our country isn't capable of stuffing. this all happened. we've, it's $46000.00 police offices on the ground up after that date. the muscle tone is a bulk of like many of residents of this neighborhood of comparison to friends. i am very concerned about our ability to sponge people to live together peacefully despite our different backgrounds and political views as it did on this deal. and then i worked as a volunteer in the suburbs in 2001 and such events were already a parent,

then the residents were completely left to their own and their value in society was not recognized at home. they must finally be integrated into society. events to protect your legitimate no sense of power. so i told him to uh, the set and do is not to ukraine when i present a lot of minutes. so as he says, these troops are making progress. despite the difficult situation of the front line of credit, defense ministry says it says we take a 9 square outcomes of russian occupied country in the east and around a $158.00 in the south, west. and it was of a say, ukraine's counter offensive has been slow, but that may be by design. i. c, w 's, nit, conley because of the volume to cover the drugs bruce, that can is unit on just threatening from the, the, so close to the russians. they can see them without so much as a pair of binoculars on the table gave help to drive the russians out of the key of

the store to the wall. that was a rapid and clear success. but this is different. they've been here for months such and once you see isn't the counter offensive yet, you'll know it when you see it. for now, we're just testing them. i'm looking for that weak spots. next it as a full scale offensive when dealing with a still ahead of us all, it's a she and then what's, what's the phone with the slow progress we're sick tells me is intentional. the russians had months to dig ditches, lay mine's degree, and he says, isn't willing to risk the kinds of casualties he's man inflicted on brushes, backing up. most of the research on that in front of the stumble of doctor, because they just tried to overwhelms with salty them, but it was just like weld want to they would just keep coming to know. we would say, well, another 2 would follow you down to another 4 of them come up behind the jet or put us to for i think the machine guns run halt, best. they weren't even wearing helmets on the body of us. a quick question of work

while they had with that gun and many of these men have been fighting since the very 1st days of this war. i us krusik when he law. so his family view. i took my son to his 1st day of school. that was one time then my wife was in hospital with the pen to scientists. that was my 2nd talking to people . for the last, the 3rd time i got 5 days off. you know, and today when i'm heading back to key for my cousins, funeral you see was killed, relaxing the landscape. so instead of having a neighbor up, people has come to fix that for us for another day and with another unit somewhere else. and the don't you ask region. these men know their lives depend on every bit of training they get. just a few days before we meet the soldiers had pushed the russian army back by almost

a kilometer. was the soldiers very 1st time storming? well defended enemy positions. no one spoke, a word seems to us nothing of them, but i think we were all just scared to finish that girl. it's all about taking that 1st step out of the armored vehicle. after that, we were on auto pilot. it all just happened because we were just relieved when we got into their trenches to know that we'd avoided their minds and they were definitely there. really shot decided that it was not our time. this is the village of east coach name. what's left of it. one of a handful of places, ukraine forces of re taken in recent weeks from life is so dangerous. here is one of the few places. no one's coming back to being out in the open, visible drones is risky,

a the mitre van to it so. but then we're on the way these men are fighting a painstaking battle. one village at a time. that lives already quite to the tree on the line. they tell us they're not willing to take even more risk just to meet deadlines set by far away allies. meanwhile and rushes defense minister has made his 1st of public comments about last month's revolt by the wagner power, military group defense chief of say, go show you appraised his armies and loyalty, enjoying the short lived rebellion and distress that it would not affect the cost of precious, so cold and military operation in your trade it to show that it was one of the main targets of the voc. it'll be by the end of his head if any precaution ado. monday is resignation. to spell your name for my moscow bureau to if you would have a shadow,

joins us from reagan as dw is banned from reporting in russia. welcome your tell us more about this to show use comments. so the 1st on a license, a situation on the front of the grant and as expected to feel as the price of the success of that off an armed forces. it should just add to that though we come to notify the front lines or both. neither from the great inside know from the russian side, in between as expected to struggle spoke badly about ukraine and as she called terrorist shelling of civilian targets pop up on the effects of the end of his address. he mentioned that the precaution armed mutiny and psycho called it an attempt to the best of allies. the situation is a concert. and c, like president putin sang 2 soldiers saying that only is their efforts to prevent that. the cool, what's a good didn't say was that once i was involved in their stories from pretty close, and we're able to get from the south of russia to the settlement, 200 kilometers on it to 100. let me just from las go on,

hender during the day and also regardless man were able to occupied with the major see to for us to find on and the other seat deal for a lesson on. but on this uh, at least in part, but should i go left and mentioned? no, did try to mention the do you between the kremlin, if it was broken by the little silly the question angle, which apparently stopped, i think. all right, and this is his 1st statement uh on the the, this rebellion since i wasn't taking him so long to say anything. well, so it was someone who doesn't often make public appearances usually. so let's use spokesman, do it in this case, feel how that one might expect him to say something filled out, often using it according to bloom, but use agency. several military officers from chicago was immediate surroundings was investigated. why should i go? himself remained silent for so long, i can only explain with the fact is that the kremlin wants to make the public forget to the school attend like a nightmare. as soon as possible. we don't know whether and how long cycle will

remain in office. present putting is known for never firing people immediately. when something happens. she doesn't want to be seen to somebody who is influenced by a property card, a pressure, and in this case, so it goes firing would be exactly what progression demanded. well, the defense patterson was speaking in front of high ranking ministry officials, but we didn't see general so gay as sort of became amongst them based deputy commands of the russian forces of fighting in ukraine and apparently reported they knew about the revolt of 1st time. so what should we make of his absence? well, indeed, the army general sort of, we can, wasn't to be seen at least as the color i didn't show him during, so it goes address while of the senior military officers who are shown in close up . these reinforces as it rubers to that sort of you can, may indeed be either arrested or suspended according to some russian and busted media. she was detained often youtube. according to all the reports he was

questioned and released on suspicion of assisting precaution is a coupon. however, that was the nor official confirmation of this yet. i think you're already of a chateau, a riga. thank you. let's take a look at civil stores, not making news based out an award winning, ukrainian riser and war crimes. research has died from injury sustained and the russian asked drug last week. and tory, i'm a lien, was wounded in the eastern city of comma task last tuesday, a russian missile. i'm here the restaurant where she was dining coming 12 people including children of the spanish 5 minutes stuff hetero. sanchez as welcome to your paint commission president us and on the line to the trade to discuss the plans of spain's 6 months, the presidency of your paying counsel. mister sanctions began his country's presidency with the trip to keep on saturday, during which he promised you training the president of the automated savanski moore

and you support taiwan is conducting ministry exercises and made escalating tensions a neighboring china july 5. jo, stimulating an invasion by hostile forces on ty, one's southern coast patient and considered as tie one part of his territory on his health. the 2 major exercises around the island in the past year. an explosion fire in downtown tokyo have injured at least 4 people. it happened in the building and the japanese and capitalist commercial ocean bashi district. police are investigating the course of witnesses, reports mounting gas ahead of the explosion, smooth dying time. his king has opened the 1st session with common sense, the pro democracy of position and thrash the military back office in may of elections. the progressive move forward, proxy assets, allies, sense to try and form a government. but they could struggle to win support from the army and dominated scientists around the wealth of long pond that the potential benefits of treating

man mental illnesses with psychedelic drugs. but with psychedelic substances bounded in so many countries that lack of real world data has left the field logically unexplored. now australia has become the 1st country to allow psychiatrist to prescribe certain substances. opening the door for a potential medical breakthrough. a new era in mental health treatment, magic mushrooms and ecstasy now available for prescription used in australia. psychedelic therapy offers new hope for those suffering from post traumatic stress disorder and depression. you can use m d m a for people who have tried all the medications for peachy estate and it's, it's not being successful. so having difficulty with that treatment. so we'll use the peach estate we're suicide and is going to be used to people who are being onto

the preston site or the traditional medications. and they have worked for decades site. the deluxe were outlawed by governments and sean didn't scientific communities. but now their power is being re discovered, m d m a in silo side in can reset brain functions and break old thought patterns. but critics say, australia is decision to legalize them, is premature, and the therapy could backfire. there are some individuals that guide you through the clinical trials do not benefit not only dont benefit the symptoms get worse that of some individuals that this happens to. this is an expensive intervention and we don't want to make people worse. treatments could cost upwards of $10000.00 australian dollars per patient and with the bill not covered by the

state you for you over the drug breakthrough could be short lift. us, get introduced with that, derek williamson, w. science. welcome, derrick. so how will these drugs be use and set up usually? well, um, as we just heard the in the future m d m a which has come is also a name for x to say can be used for post traumatic stress disorder. and so it was 5 and can be used for, for treatment resistance depression. now these are both the conditions for which there are no really effective treatments but, but the experts emphasize over and over that the drug is actually sort of them. it's only the means to an end to napa size, that the therapy is actually a big, big part of what's going on sort of 40 sound or 40 hours of therapy before during, and after this psychedelic experience that the patients have sometimes more than once and, and and they're emphasizing that, that is actually what is going to be helping the people really, it's a tool that fits kind of taps into, into the patient's consciousness and, and it's not one that's undisputed, you know, the,

there are also experts out there that say it's far too far too early to have made this decision because that's the whole point of running tests and trials to, to get better data. and so what do we know them about the way that this substance works? well, actually not really, a lot of the best guess that we have is that it actually is tapping into neuro plasticity. that it's, that it's closing these kind of feedback loops. the neural feedback loops in your brain that don't ordinarily get to close is making these connections that don't, don't ordinarily get paid, which is which this could account for the sort of feeling of revelation that a lot of patients have described. i've, i've written down what a couple of experts is. that's one said that more parts of the brain are talking to more parts of the brain. and another one said that the drugs foster and greater connections between different regions of the brain and depressed people, freaking them up from long held patterns and women ation and excessive self focus. now that sounds like a good thing, but it's not necessarily for, for everyone. and other ones that it's not for everybody,

we need to work out who the people are that are going to have bad experiences through this therapy and not recommended. and she said to her work indicates the 10 to 20 percent of trial participants can have a really terrible time with drugs like a. so looking at that from the flip side, that obviously means that 80 to 90 percent of the people who are having this kind of therapy or having positive or at least neutral experiences. but there's still a lot to learn. we've been hearing about the potential, the substance is being potentially legalized around the world for quite a while. now. is this decision from australia? is that likely to open the floodgates elsewhere? well, i think i'm on the one hand, it's a question of obviously of the effectiveness which we've been talking about. but it's also a question definitely of cost. now they're struggling authorities in the medicare system. there is not going to be paying for this. and from the best you're getting at cost estimates for this particular kind of treatment that between $15.30 australian dollar, so call it $10.00 to $20000.00 us. now that's pretty pricey and pretty expensive

for people to have to pay for on their own. so i think that that is definitely the longer term going to be a big issue that's going to have to be addressed. now there are other countries that are obviously looking at this is ray of switzerland, canada, the us also in particular, states in the us, oregon. and looking at the legal ization of these particular drugs for this particular for these particular conditions. but it's still very, very early days and there's still a lot of data that we need to that we need to track down, particularly in terms of the long term effects. when somebody has had this kind of treatment. how long did the effects loud? thanks about doug. doug williams from dw science that have been breathtaking savings on the coast of southern it lists to place diverse too bad discipline to new heights. australia is a ran and a fun to extend into winning streak type events across 2 seasons with another dominant display. great britain's aiden has not then completed,

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