the slicing social norm seeking is self determined, boundless task goals, escape from drudgery and abuse, start august 5th on dw, the . this is due to be news line from berlin. israel's parliament approves a key part of prime minister netanyahu judicial overall plan. the controversial bill to limit the power of the country supreme court triggers. fresh protests will bring you the latest from jerusalem. also on the program,

greece carries out one of the biggest piece time evacuations as wildfire sports thousands on the islands of rose and core fruit to flee to safety. dozens of fires are now burning across the country. and that the women's world cup, another and star striker alexander pop, makes her mark as germany kick off their campaign with a 6 know routes of 1st timers, morocco the welcome to the program. these really parliament has improved a lot limiting the supreme court's ability to overrule decisions by government ministers. prime minister benjamin netanyahu was right when coalition passed the legislation, without any opposition support the bills, approval comes despite months of protest to the

one of the nice turbulent moments in israel, 75 year history. sound tracks by johnson boucher, the hebrew word for shame from opposition, policies. the legislation that divided a nation ultimately pos may 64 votes in favor. i'm saying that a guides with opposition parties will come out to the commission and board gotten the vague talk in the last ditch effort to secure the compromise by the countries president ended without success. the coalition government size, the changes are necessary to prevent overreach by the quotes, uninsured remote equal power balance, the slit. it's definitely an unusual moment. assuming we've taken the 1st step in the historic process to correct the judicial system and restore powers which were taken from the government and the conducted over many years to whom i mean, fellow american lives at low risk. suddenly, mobile goals, coalition policies inside to connect that celebrated group hugs, and se,

as police use what to kind of under pro it offices on horseback to dispatch 7 states as it was described as a day of destruction at the temple by opposition. lead. yeah, yeah. let pete this stream government is hugging and posing to celebrate the moment they made it so that we are no longer brotherly people. celebrating the moment they managed to throw into the dustbin of history. everything that connects us the there is no prime minister in israel. that yahoo has become a puppet on a string of mussel. you think it's 3 months since the draft legislation was introduced in january, it is divided as well and triggered one of the largest protest movements in the country's history. for 29 consecutive weeks, tens of thousands of israelis took to the streets a ton of eve and other cities. many came to demonstrate against the planned changes

by netanyahu and his coverage. and they argued da, the whole the on demand democracy and remove checks and balances. we're here to protect our democracy. we were left with no choice to batch, to go to the disobedience and on but non violent disobedience. and we're here to protect our democracy. we are by the body. it protects showing no signs of letting out opponents of the new law a considering the next news. the earlier we spoke to the w corresponding tanya kramer and jerusalem, she gave us this update from the protest outside the supreme court. so you can see i'm probably here behind maybe i see a ride to hold up the supreme court in jerusalem. there's no let up and protested people huffman on the street too, since the early morning and of course came out again and numbers no off to this this this afternoon and people have been talking to me. i've

been seeing him the course of the evening. the water cabinets, just a one is a moving yet again into the sound. what people told me here is that, you know, the, some of them are so some of them are really angry about what's happened to you as much as, and, you know, it's one of the basic laws. as long as i know some seduce in this moment is quite unprecedented here for many, many people. and they say no, there's no net up and they don't want to also. and what the prime minister benjamin netanyahu said earlier tonight, and the speech of a such a know that can be a dawn of the academy talks about the rest of the, the overall, the reform. as you said, you're saying, you know, this is jeff and tom. we have no trust in any of those to tanya kramer, reporting from jerusalem, dozens of wildfires are continuing to rage across greece, prompting some of the largest evacuations in the nation's history. the islands of

rose and core full have seen some of the worst places. images like these, i would, tourists will take home as bleak souvenirs from the summer season increase. the cost guard is taking holiday makers from the island of cor, for when wildfire spread, the resorts popular with foreign visitors. some of them have been posting videos on social media showing the scale of fires to efforts to bring people back to safety. the car for is the latest addition to the least of areas affected by more than 80 fires across the country. they include the northern cal up in these peninsula, which the 2nd biggest island of alia, and the island, the roads there, and like in other places, at 1st light on monday,

firefighters began the latest round of battle against the blazes. that's after it. tens of thousands had to be evacuated in what has been called the largest risk, you know, proration in the country's history as foreign to resend now, trying to return to their home countries. they share mixed reactions to how the greek authorities handled the emergency. i've never used oh, we managed to quickly pack our bags and then we called the owner about you being the trouble. she really is a hero. she picked us up and drove us to the cold air. but we saw people walking along the road. avery, we're trying to get a ride, but she brought us here. so we were really lucky to go back through the call, you know, to some people evacuated by see, with boats, but also with buses. all of a sudden that was where the buses could no longer operate because of defiance. and people start to kind of key on the beach and started shopping each other over because everyone wanted to make it onto without the boat. at all. pictures filmed

by a drone and rhodes, on monday show the scale of damage. crease is blank by forest fires every summer. but this year they have been amplified by one of the longest heat waves on record and firefighters of warning. the more blazes are likely in the coming days. our correspondence, sophia, cliff talk is on the island of cor full. and she told us how emergent the crews are battling the walls, fires their this situation on call right now at least looks um call. we are like an hour ago at the airport. also things look to acom. we are at the at least part of the island. so the areas affected by the buyers are in the north, off of the items, especially in the village yourself. we babies. yeah. and lucky there have been also the locations of the 2500 people yesterday. so right now it seems that the things

are under control, but every one of your items is on the board. of course, because of things can change within seconds, especially because of the strong winds. here's a look at some other news from around the world. wildfires have also been sweeping through algeria at least 34 people are now reported to have been killed by the blazes which have triggered mass evacuations. around 7500 firefighters or battling the flames. north africa is dealing with a blistering heat wave, with some countries reaching dangerously high temperatures. at least 15 people believed to be microns, have died after a boat capsized off the coast ascending goals, capital the car, police and rescue workers are continuing their search for bodies. the summer has seen a 3rd of migrant boats trying to make the perilous crossing from west africa to spanish canary island. spans conservative peoples party has won the most seats in

a snap general election, but have failed to win an absolute majority. a coalition with the far right box party also appears unlikely to secure a majority pre election protections had suggested that the right would topple a prime minister printers. sanchez's socialist coalition. for a 100 days now, saddam has been consumed by fighting between 2 generals leading rival military factions. the conflict between the army and the r as f, as left millions trapped in a war zone. struggling to survive, many sudanese living abroad can only watch anxiously as family and friends back home try to cope with the conflict. and here is the double use. mario miller reported. well, how many people he has been in kenya for a year to learn english, graduate, and disaster management? he would need the language to work for an international and g. o. helping fellows that are nice affected by war. for now, it's too dangerous for him to go back. i need somebody for me, but i,

i don't have any choice because they want to develop myself and help my phone, me and also when he's not studying mohammed concentrates just as hard on the news from. so done, tens of thousands of neighboring tasks from his family is still into don, trapped in the city of al bite. i'm so worried about my fun me, because when you know, sometimes you go market for buying something, maybe scaling they are. i have a lot of headache for that when i wake up, just so i yeah i, i take my phone, i do. if you have any anything the same happens. they're fighting between the army and the paramilitary iris as rook, the cafeteria. hard to him in april. his family fled the home there for a low bite and the self but it's not safe that either i like or as if

surrounded the way. no, no, mid dissing new can good in the city. you don't have a field, you'll have a lot for electricity. his family tells in no one is safe. that are as f soldiers lute and kill randomly. they say the army only protects the headquarters, leaving civilians to fend for themselves. recently, mohammed's cousin was shot, medics couldn't save him when he comes to hesitate on this. this guy's die because you have no good healthcare because of not a medicine there. his uncle died of hypertension because he couldn't get his pills another his mother has the same problem, but as manage to get medicine on the black market, she tells in everyday life is terrifying. most of the other people fled after 9 o'clock at night is looting by the people have beaten,

enrolled the could be the they are running out of for to and food to. she tells him, mom, it says he feels like all he can do is watch from afar and wait for things to change . i have uh, is this horses in henri dunn, suzanne, on uh hill. this fearful to recover for this bad. bad situation is there. until then, he keeps his phone close. at the women's world cup, germany's campaign not off to a flyer as they beat competition 1st time as morocco, 6 now in melbourne, and add a tournament or a few of the superstar, as i've shown so far. germany's big named striker came up with a good german, the left no doubt about their intent to get full 3 points right from the start and it didn't take long for kept them alexandra pump to give her team delete with the

commanding header, 5 minutes before halftime at germany corner found upset again with the same results, the captain hit the back of the net to make it to neil at the break. and jerry, we need to obtain your, their domain names. just 20 seconds after halftime clara bill, how much hold to make it through email. so the 2022. the championship runners fair to own goals from iraq of the marketing throughout to 5 before the i show uh, put the icing on the cake in jeremy's, come on day 6 and it will be 3. perfect starts to the world, come from a teen up. most tech one works team and before we go, a quick reminder of our top stories today. israel's parliament has passed a controversial bill limiting the ability of the supreme court to overturn

decisions made by the government. thousands have been protesting against the legislation outside the parliament and the supreme court in jerusalem. the greek island of course, what has become the latest area affected by well, fires raging across greece as it heath heat, waves continue. thousands of people have been brought to safety on for food in the latest evacuation effort after locals and tourists on the island of rhodes fled in the face. the fires i saw from the news team. but stay with us now because kate ferguson is up next with all the latest from the world of business by the winning offer is available and for every language.