standing shopping and dining offers and drawing alice services be our guest at frankfurt and bought cd managed by from bought the . this is dw news live in from berlin. it is really the most intense military operation in the occupied westbank in almost 20 years. is really forces using drones to strikes targets in the town to janine and what it says is a counter terrorism correct sale. the palestinian officials described the move as

an invasion. also coming up to night in france, the mirrors of more than 200 towns calling for call. after almost a week of violent protests that erupt after police shot and killed a teenager in a traffic stop. and the dw, the economy meets ukrainian soldiers who had been holding the front line for months . they are asking for more weapons and more patients in their fight to push back the russians and australia clearing the way for doctors to prescribe a psychedelic for depression. despite the potential medical benefits, not everyone thinks that this will be a good trip. the library golf, our view is once you on cbs, in the united states,

into all of you around the world. welcome. the israeli military staged a large scale raid in the occupied westbank overnight. that was the indian health officials that say at least 8 palestinians have been killed and more than a dozen injured. israel says that it was targeting the command center for middleton fighters in janine as part of what it called an extensive counter terrorism effort . is rails right began long before to own the morning pulled, suppress, pissed by the sound of heavy gun. fine. this very minute you said it loans to me, so i left 1 am local time and carried out drug and strikes to clear the way for ground forces some 2000 soldiers. this had to be taken apart and the large scale of probation, it stated goal destroying what the army calls terrace infrastructure. israel's military says it will not stand by while quotes terrorist continued to home

civilians using janine comp as a high downs lights releasing images of what it says. a seized explosives. this is the palestinian perspective. palestinian health officials say dozens of people have been injured in these riley strikes and they come back to let fall and some of them seriously meeting the desktop. put royce bed. what is going on and the refugee camp is readable. that was strikes from the sky. you targeting the camp, we drive around and 5 to 7 ambulances, and every time we come back full with indigent people, and the day lights didn't bring any com, do you need invested in storing stones that is really tanks from behind by advocates with mask militants, films, firing guns in nearly deserted streets. the kevin violence comes just 2 weeks after another deadly military. right?

you didn't jeanine pulling a spade to palestinian militant attacks on these. riley's and attacks by jewish settlers on palestinian communities. israel's foreign minister says there are no plans to expand the operation. the own jeanine striking the terrace of hub with a great stress. i want to emphasize that the, we don't have a fight with the post. actually, i will fight these with the proxies of the lot in our region, which is mainly with the hum us and they start mean god of goal is to focusing in janine. and our goal is to focus on the, on the doorways that itself the palestinian prime minister, however, has a different take accusing israel, open note syrian motif, watch a lot to jump there, a dozens of injured people and they have destroyed the infrastructure and

properties of innocent residents in the lady yesterday, this is an attempt to complete to destroy the refugee camp and displaced the residence is rails right wing government recently announced plans to build more than 5000 new homes in jewish settlements in the occupied westbank. they are legal under international law and palestinian voice is said that very existence, the military rates make peace in the region impossible. but dw corresponded rebecca rivers. she is in jeanine in the westbank dining here and what would be a busy street full of shops and restaurants, engine name safety, just a stone's throw from jeanine refugee camp, where the main military operation is taking place. we've been hearing almost continuous gunfire around and explosions from both sides. we have multiple cocktails. they exploded from palestinians throwing them towards is riley vehicles

that we're also hearing the loud sounds of is, is riley explosion, largely a p, a gas bombs, and all the problems to try to clear the area. just a few moments ago, we saw some military vehicles that did come through here. they were met with rocks and most of cocktails from the thousands, if not hundreds of young men, but aligning the street to these riley military and the government say they are not here. to take to name, they don't want to occupy the city all the refugee time. they simply want to make it in their own words, not no longer a safe refuge for terrorist groups as they in there was. now these men say they just trying to defend the city. this is an urban real fast and it may not be all, but for some days he has really military have said they will do whatever it takes, however long it takes to make sure that they can break 6. the networks working i'm working inside janine refuge account. that was our rebecca readers reporting from

jenny. french authorities say that they are mobilizing some 45000 police officers, again in an effort to quote violent protests. and right now this, despite a noticeably quieter night, on sunday, with fewer people arrested. the weekend saw flashes across the country, and the home of a local, mir rammed with a cart in paris. the destruction is estimated now at $20000000.00. your outside parasitic, the whole city council members held a peaceful protest against the recent and rest in france. the major sees the lack of solidarity in society. is that more called a new sold. we are here to condemn the violence against property and people without any reservation for nothing can justify violence. she loved bugles. across france, citizens scave out in front of town, whole facility, the reaching marches, among them, the mayor of paris, up at whose house had been attacked. his wife and child were injured while fleeing

the scene. in the eastern city of cross different interior administer inspected the damage. on sunday night. there were few of classes, but so far more than 3000 people have been arrested. to me, this is the average age of those the rest of these 17. but some of them who set fines for tax politicians for age 1213 and didn't think we have to ask ourselves about their families and parents' responsibility. because it's not the police oldest states problem to solve. normally, when a 12 year old set to school on fire, the program goes off on dissolving and so you go to almost 300 cities and towns have experienced violent protests. president macro has invited maintenance of the affected areas to talk some tuesday to assess the causes of the riots. a cause for an end to the violence came over the weekend from the grounds my,

the roof now i am. the 17 year old who was killed by police dw corresponded. so when you found the car she is in paris, she gave us the latest just a few moments ago. it was this suddenly been a significant drop in the number of violent incidents, and there was certainly hope you're now that this is a sign that the tide is tony. that's some of the energy that you know, these pop testers have invested in these assignments and you want to get back to them is it's maybe between out, but of course the authorities, he'll take, i'm not taking any chances present. my call has said there will be a massive security for us present still on the ground that will be $45000.00 police officers deployed across bronze again tonight we've just heard from 5 minutes say there's a big bone who says they will be placed on tuesday. night as well, and the places where the coffee is still in place, the restrictions on public transport. so i think many places austin, holding their breath. we heard today the interior minister of france,

and i'm quoting here, is saying that it is not the police or the states problem to solve. when a 12 year old sets a school on fire. does the government, does it have a plan to address the underlying wind causes of this address that we've seen for almost a week? now, the only thing this comment by the tough talking indeed them this, the deadman uh, i think this touches on, on, on the, on a big problem in the bottom use looks the 4 suburbs or fonts. and that is not the parents, but actually a lack of education. that is a lack of good schools that are teachers and within schools, that is a fairly widespread problem in many of these for the suburbs which are at home to launch the 2nd and code generation immigrants of africans in the north african descent. now, french officials here are saying that person mccaul, certainly once a detailed assessment of, of the underlying causes. he glanced, reach out to males and the suburbs to model to kind of keep some of these divisions

. but he's going to have a tricky challenge because they don't, these bundles i really liked to, to buy my high unemployment by poor prospects. and the problem, of course, is the animosity between young people and the police. there many people there feel that they are subjected to racial finding. they just don't cross the police, the police will they fall and have a tricky challenge in containing some of the gang vitamins in these areas. so i think there was no easy way out. and ma, chrome was really how this will cut out there. what does all of this mean for frances image international as well? the thing tom says hed international image has already taken a bit of a bit of a beating, you know, with these images of austin and looting in boxes. and they've already gone around the world. you know, i've been getting calls from friends from different parts of the world, asking me if it's safe to come to paris person mccall as we know, cancel the state visit to germany. that wasn't the 1st time we saw another consultation by a prince charles occurred in april because binding participating suspension to

problems and the other concerns your forces with viruses or big games a mix. still, many of those values are located in neighborhoods, in sensitive neighborhoods that have been in the heart of some of the worst volumes report from the fulton distribution and says, you know, security is being based off of the site. so i think the world is certainly watching with concerns to the use of a new phone car with the latest from parents to 9. so you thank you. oh, here's some of the other stories now that i'm making headlines around the world. thousands of israelis have rallied outside israel's made international airport near tell a vive, against the government plan. traditional overall for testers, scuffled with felicia for entering the terminal building. they say the government's proposed changes would undermine judge's independence. the co chair of the nobel peace prize winning human rights group memorial that's going on trial in moscow. all like or last was charged with discrediting the russian military after he

criticize the board and ukraine, the faces, years in prison, if convicted and award winning, ukrainian wider and war crimes research or has died from injury sustained in a rush, an air strike last week. you see, you're right there victoria, i'm a lead was wounded in the eastern, the city of calmer choice. last tuesday. a russian missile hit a restaurant where she was dining, killing 12 people, including children. the ukranian presidential landscape says that his troops are making progress despite a difficult situation at the front line, ukraine's defense ministry says it's retaken 9 square kilometers of russian occupied territory in the east and about a 158 in the south western absorber. say that ukraine's counter offensive has been slow, but that may be by design as dw sneak quarterly reports on volumes as those get cover dro bruce,

they can use unit on just threatening from the, the so close to the russians. they can see them without so much as a pair of binoculars they brigade helped to drive the russians out of key if this thought to the will. that was a rapid increase success. but this is different. they've been here for months. so as you know, 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 the weak spots next up, right 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, what 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 his man inflicted on rushes, backing up motion racing stumble. if doctor, because they just tried to overwhelms with all day them, it was just like world war 2. 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 capital pedestal for i think the machine guns run halt at best. they weren't even wearing helmets on the body armor of work while they hung with a gun and says, many of these men have been fighting since the very 1st days of this war. i us krusik when he lost. so his family view. i took my son to his 1st day of school. that was one time then my wife was in the hospital with the pen to scientists. that was my 2nd talking with him. for the last, the 3rd time i got 5 days off. and today, when i'm heading back to key for my cousins, funeral you see was killed, relaxing the lungs. so instead of having a neighbor up, people has come to fix it 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 rush and i'll be back by almost to columbia. to was the soldiers very 1st time storming well defended enemy positions. no one spoke a word seems to us neither 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 to because we were just relieved when we got into their trenches to know that we'd avoided their minds and they were definitely there. but he's got 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. the. the base mitre van would start the but then well, no 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. somebody's need connelly reporting there are some experts or say that the ukranian counter offensive is slow. and we just started one ukrainian soldier in that report . say that it hasn't even begun yet. earlier i asked maureen in the wrong a military analyst at king's college, london. what we should make of all of this. oh, good evening. um. it's very difficult to assess

a country offensive and it's down for, given the fact that ukraine is still lacking some capabilities, and they have to conduct it according to what the adversary's doing. and essentially, as a very beginnings, they have seen that the russians have build up the sophisticated the, the actual on defenses. therefore, the premiums after having lost some restaurant equipment, such as the armored armored vehicles and a few things have to readjust their tactics and readjust their operations. so it's always kind of for back and forth. where the bringing on pools is a trying to retake territory, but they are not in a hurry because they are trying to infer that the equipment is not lost and that they lose as a little man power as possible. american made the f. 16 fighter jets that ukraine was promised by the west are not likely to arrive in the country until some time this fall. could ukraine make significant progress without these planes

as well? um, the as 60 mode i purpose fighters would of course benefit ukraine, especially because they are capable of delivering the storage shuttle missiles that ukraine has received from the united kingdom. besides, russian air defenses don't have the f, 16 signature in comparison to what the brain is using right now for them. so of course they would increase the premium offensive capabilities, giving them the opportunity to provide support to the troops on the ground as well as strike targets. and the russian held territory such as communication center as logistics, making it difficult for the russians and pushing them back. however, as the problem is that the brain is have to breach this time before they can get the sixteens and how far they will go, remains to be seen. maybe is, this is why is there a, taking it very, very slowly in order to,

to minimize the losses general as others, me, the commander in chief of ukraine's armed forces. he now says there is a shortage of weapons of all kinds. once again, who's to blame and how is it possible as well the expenditure of ammunition is huge and we have known for from you installed newberg from october, is that indeed there is not only a shortage in new greens or is that a shortage and needle stockpiles and in terms of immunization and equipment, old defense contractors need time to produce whatever is needed and whatever was available from the old scope files has been given to ukraine. so that is one of the reason for, for this shortage because you brain doesn't have the weapon systems that are capable of firing the munition. let's say that the united states use is, besides,

in nato, cannot give more ammunition than it already has without replenishing its own stop files. therefore, it's quite difficult. and this is what russia is biting on that the nato. and um, as are allies run out of things to give to ukraine, and the defense companies, defense contractors will take time to produce new things to give you free military analysts. marina maroney at king's college, london is always we appreciate your time tonight. thank you. thank you. brand, the hey headquarters for investigating and prosecuting russian officials responsible for waging war against ukraine. the w, as correspond to terry schultz was in the hague today as the top justice officials from europe, the us and ukraine launched the effort to build cases for trying crimes of aggression. here's a report. international prosecutors want to see the kremlin pay sooner rather than

later for launching war on ukraine planning. initiating and using state military forces to attack and other sovereign states is a crime in itself, the crime of aggression. and that's what this international center for the prosecution of the crime of aggression is set up here in the hague to do to eventually try russian decision makers. the climate progression is a bit easier to prove than other war crimes. but above all says ukrainian prosecutor general andre coast in the climate of aggression is what he calls and original sin commission, which opened the floodgates $400000.00 of all their international crimes including targeted killing of civilians, sexual violence, torture for civil displacement of civilians including of children looting and many others, a 20 prosecutor's including store from ukraine, start work today at the new center, which is supported by the european union, the u. s. the international criminal court and national governments. it's based in the hague euro, just the used to just

a cooperation headquarters. trials are already underway in ukraine and several other european countries intending to prosecute those individuals, including russian president vladimir putin who are directing the war. let us love hon. run your own. just president says his agency will collect document, preserve, translate, and share all the evidence being gathered among cooperating countries, including ukraine. uh, we will look at different uh evidence. uh like um, speeches, spell it equal speeches. uh we will obviously use um, uh, gps maps. um, we will definitely use a 3 d scan, so we will use intercepted the communication and we will use uh, information about the move of military services and they authoration sent in different countries. many of the authorities helping to get this center off the ground said this level of evidence sharing, among so many different prosecutors is highly unusual. but what they emphasize time, and again is the most remarkable point about this center in the trials that are to

com, is that it's the 1st time in history that so much evidence is being gather while the crime, the war is still being committed. that was dw series schultz reporting there. here are some other stories now that we're following this. our highlands key ma, my village here who lancaster has opened the 1st session of parliament since the pro democracy opposition rashed military back parties, inmate's elections. the progressive move forward, party at the jail wise, are set to try and perform a government, but they could struggle to win support from the army dominated since or 10 years president william, brutal as looked at a 6 year national ban on logging, despite concerns from environmental groups the president said the decision was intended to create jobs, but environmentalists have worn lifting the moratorium which can use force in jeopardy. and it undermines efforts to combat climate shift sizes around

the world have long pondered the potential benefits of treating mental illnesses with psychedelic drugs. but these drugs, as we know our band and most countries, which means that there's little, if any real world data would that could be changed. australia is set to become the 1st country to allow psychiatrist to prescribe certain substances, opening the door to what could be a 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 or the medications for peach estate, and it's, it's not being successful. so having difficulty with that treatment. so we'll use the peach estate. we're still a sovereign,

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 government and shun didn't scientific communities. but now their power is being re discovered, m d m a and silo simon, 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. and there are some individuals that guide you through the clinical trials do not benefit on not only don't benefit the symptoms get worse that off. so many individuals that this happens to this is an expensive and to mention, 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 euphoria

over the drug breakthrough could be short lift. we will see. all right, here's a reminder of our top story, this our palestinian officials in janine and the occupied westbank say at least 8 people have been killed and it is really rate. it's really horses watched, droned, strikes, which set off an hours long gun, beth israel says the raid was part of a counter terrorism operation. you're watching the w news after a short break. i'll be back to take you through the day. stick around. we will be right back the,

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