the info is and all the input u, v w story. now on to the business dw news line from violet. israel, braces for further protest solve the problem and process controversial. traditional with full protest is clashed with police. instead of these unblocked several roads around the country, phone explains the bill of destroy, it is wells, democracy. the government says it's a safe also. and the appropriate greece is it is as well with was find places

continue to burn in thousands of regions across the country. thousands of people have been forced to see that homes will break off the homes and grain prices have sold since russia pulled out of the black sea grain fields. now there are hopes sign of code's pressure. the most common to rejoin via great. the good health is welcome to the program. so that's been multiple tests in israel off to parliament, past one crucial bill of the government's judicial reform package. police use was counting on protesters who have gathered to block a highway and tele v and demonstrate this took to the streets of jerusalem in this thousands. after the legislation was passed by its message, police arrested several dozen people across the country. the vote followed months

of demonstrations by israelis who say that reforms on the mind of nations, democracy, the government says the changes all necessary to correct and in balance of paul that allows quotes to excessively interfere in its decisions. one of the nice turbulent moments in israel, 75 year history, sound facts by chance of 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 commit set and board gotten the vague talk in oklahoma that 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 by them inside the contest set. the coalition

celebrated with the group hugs himself. he's getting the police outside used towards that kind of deployed offices on horseback to dispatch, to demonstrate as it was described as a day of destruction. the 10 pulled by opposition lead to yeah, yeah, a lot, pete. this scream, government is hogging 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. so there is no prime minister in israel. netanyahu's become a puppet on a string of mussel janik extremists. since the draft legislation was introduced in january, it is divided is violent and triggered. one of the largest protest movements in the country's history. for 29 consecutive weeks, tens of thousands of his riley's took to the streets of tel aviv and other cities.

many came to demonstrate against the plans, changes by nets and yahoo and his coalition. they argued, did you do so over the whole the undermine democracy, underneath checks and balances. we're here to protect our democracy. we were left with no choice. that's to go to them disobedience and non violent disobedience. and we're here to protect our democracy, right? by the hour, by year after the vote, the prime minister said he had not given up on the idea of compromise. i only today, we counted down to a necessary democratic step step was aimed at restoring the degree of bonds between the authorities, which was the case 50 years ago. and we will continue to strive to negotiations and reach agreements. we are not giving up the chance to achieve a broad consensus of i'm telling you it's possible because i have shortly. however, his words are likely to be met to skepticism by his opponents throughout, already considering the next move. we wanted to bring an interview with the chief

of is rose labor pod. people have been struggling with that connection at the moment. we come to that a bit later in the program. let's 1st have a look at some of the news from around the world. is really military said, it's shop that 3 public opinion to fight on his riley soldiers and be occupied with by israel says any attack us open 5 from a vehicle in the city of novels? palestinian authorities say the identities of the government are still on known the extreme heat and high waves off fueling while flies and pops as knowles icicles. i'll do it. as government says at least 34 people have been killed since finds began several days ago. across the border intuition, hundreds of being evacuated as far as 5 endangered populates of the area of the climate activists where it's at tune, but has been removed from the protest at an oil port in the swedish city of mamma

place carried away activists after they blocked roads around the pool to comes dressed, hours after a swedish cooled fine tune, but for disappearing a police or during the protest at the same facility last month. united nations new k of watch. duffy, i, a, a says it has found the land mines around ukraine's. is that what is your power plucked? besides, which is your, its largest nuclear power station is occupied by russian forces on some of the experts from the international atomic energy agency found. mine's it, a buffer zone between the internal and external boundary. very said i need to to nation will not affect nuclear safety and security bonds to watch the bone. that lane explosives breached its safety standards and creates with additional psychological pressure on stuff. the russian installed operators have announced that one of the reactors is going from cold to hot shut down dw is corresponded. they commonly explains to us what that means for the situation that

a while the ukrainian a nuclear power company has cooled this out and said this is against who the rules, all the kind of protocols for safety, the rest of the professional forces that on the ground say this is to provide a steam to bridge or energy for the pilot because the other, the last remaining wreck that had been on so called for shut down is now being turned off as it was. i think the important thing to realize here that this is a very difficult situation. right. thanks jason. well, we have station where water in the visit was the cost cover as was, is basically coming lower and lower. there's less in the way of water to cool. there is a constant issue with power coming in from outside to provide that's a cooling for the wrapped as there are lots of different potential triggers for security safety issues. i think we've kind of taken our eyes of the bull. there was a phase early on the will with the fact that your biggest incapacitation is

basically an active was and just a few doesn't come to the way from active fighting with russian troops according to ukraine. so i basically using as cover to kind of hide in a place that they know the ukrainians weren't attacked, that kind of has been forgotten or is the case any kind of just return to every occasion when these inspections happen to the real side. thank you. this is still very, very dangerous and that the world means by more it has to, this is obviously commonly that reporting. now it's more than $500.00 days since russia lost its full scale invasion of ukraine. millions will remember was they were doing on the day that was stopped bought for katerina. so many. okay. it was is specially memorable. it's the day she gave birth to her son luca, after a story made headlines around the well, she's started working full time to support all of us, especially women living near the front lines. so the want, luca was born weeks before his due date, by emergencies is area and not only that, but his mother, catalina,

had just seen and heard the 1st russian missile strikes on her city when she went into labor because it was february 24th 2022, the 1st day of russia's invasion of ukraine. so what would you, what was the picture of us in the bunker went around the world we, we have people calling us asking if they could help asking me if we needed nappies . i told them that we were doing okay as a family, but that the country needed help. suddenly, all these boxes just arrived in ukraine address to katya because the truck came with 20 tons of supplies. and each box just took the katya on us. so, you know, i was getting calls because another shipment here for you lots of boxes because i couldn't get my head around does. what was that going to do with a little baby formula? what started as an improvised response to a wave of support from across the world has now become a professional operation. dozens of volunteers coordinate tons of supplies arriving weekly from donors across europe. formula and nappies are still in demand, but now there are new needs to find the treatment of elizabeth,

not the when you get the also ladies at the best turn, the case you can find is he, we send them straight to the unit slicing. one of the paramedics said to me, each one of these is a live save will never to, with millions of people uprooted by war, and many called to fight for the very 1st time. catalina realized, many people needed more than material support. they needed to talk. she decided to train as a chaplain, waste one, it was most of what we do is just talking to people. they messages from the front lines. it can be as simple as i'm asking us to pray for them when they come under intense fire. we're thanking us for keeping them in our prayers. we check in with them and remind them we have their box. we're waiting for them. we tell them they don't need to worry about their families who will look after them. they just hop to hold on several people into the last you seem to get them through microsoft. not all of calculating this work is done of the phone, visits to civilians and soldiers on the front lines are also part of the job that will enable question to make with the bottom door. and of course,

if there are dangerous situations, threat, drones, and the sky 3 days more has so don't distinguish between civilians from soldiers. really, men and women gradually get lots of pushback from people who say as a mother of course, shouldn't be going anywhere near the front line. if you could give me an update on the status of those or jamante. usually not knowing. she says that criticism isn't always about the real risks involved. her team travels with security and armored cars. she says it's about her gender, i'm not sure as to speed as well. i'm excited with a good many people can't get their heads around the idea of a female chaplain where you have no society is a conservative. yeah. but there are groups of only we as women chaplains, can reach on the women who have lived under occupation or has been tortured for experience, sexual violence. she could, they would never go and talk about as a lot of thought to a male chaplain, the deep, it's not the chaplains full beginning for the show because it's just that the barriers are so very much there who she wanted them over. quite a female chaplains are still receiving evils me patrol, but there are more of us to move the times and pick up along the city because me,

i wish you all in. and i'll just say a piece of research and the country is certainly going to need every one of them. more than a 3rd of ukrainian say they personally know someone who has been killed or wounded in the fighting. the greek from it is stuck here. we got goldsmith to talk and says his country is at war with raging wildfire. as he told parliament the nation faced another 3 difficult days. dozens of want 5 burning in greece, prompting some of the largest evacuations in the nation's history. gallons of roads and corps food have been among the worst effected areas as a defense barrier against an approaching vice file. residents of the creek, island of fluids that hopefully the body are to be protected homes from the believe . but for other residents fight is already at the doorstep. lopez had happened beckoning to dallas,

the flames. the 5 front is so wide apart. these are stretched to the limit forcing warranty and lucas to fight the flames on data one for this group. if the drop of water collected is the vital we are here the last 6 days to help in every way we can, but it's very difficult. the wind is very high today, it will be worst wednesday. it's very, very, but the fires in georgia and other islands have left a stream of devastation. greece has been dealing with thousands of new wi fi us every day, and the government thinks that it would be no despite soon email me. it's certain that over the next few days, over the next few weeks, i me off what all we must all remain on constant alert. a face to me said for we are at war. so i'm focused exclusively on the front with the fires with us. that's

enough, we will rebuild all that was last, compensate those that restrictions to basic on the region 5 has prompted some of the largest evacuations ever speech in the country. how long i never thought i'd be called. and so my live uh, is this someone's gonna end up dying seriously that there are thousands of people as though out there. this is young kids. so the paypal, the islands on fire, stick off. know where to go? is no food, no. uh, and that just pays the bundle and many local fee the same we it's a catastrophe that has destroyed everything the own also must have such a police and can you still recovering bodies of members of a star vision cult who died nimble? indeed, investigators have already found more than full 100 victims and fear that could be

hundreds more. many of those already recovered from the ground where children the past who convinced them they would meet jesus if they stopped themselves. death is in police custody. awaiting trial dw felix maureen met one member of the calls who fled before it was too late. selma marcia is a building car life. i've talked to those, but actually the death shows the narcotics in eastern kenya, from truck to stop. i children and myself, and i'd be to meet in cheese as it all started with what is about vaccines and coincides that a new government id card was collecting too much information during the corona period. and the preacher told us that we needed to go live in the wilderness, young one. he set the government id cards would come and that everyone needed to be careful since the chips were evil. so the gospel started creeping into me, but my husband had already bought into the narrative of the conspiracies. when the

lady cleaning when go visit in they move to this for this, that is yeah, with the other families because houses and started finding what the news, the good from on the side was allow me numbers. and then there we were told that people were being given government id cards or something. they were forced, vaccinations out there to show the same, i mean, but the preacher told us to continue farming. well, fucked in if she even encouraged us to plant banana plantations, which would help us survive longer alone. i like that. i wish you mean going ahead and i'm young. i mean go back to cool. i got into that time in the forest. things ton. what's up as i'm one lady told everyone that we were running out of time. there was no time to continue farming. it was time to fast law pray and eventually meet jesus. so the message came that we needed to force the kids to start fasting off on unit or foot. at 1st, they just thought that during the day,

but then her husband who was attached to official said the cooking support should stay called. they should not eat again. let me do. i thought this was all the to from going to do. i asked him how the kids would fast and then if there was food inside the house. with them the one he said, the kids needed to fast him at the end that they would eat once they died and met jesus. i think the one you should discover, but when her husband was out during the day she was binding. people who had stopped themselves to death this body and this which authorities allowed digging up when she'd been so another woman's bodily, my lowest children, she had a crisis of faith. i mean me, let me go so much. and so i decided to go pray for a whole week, and that's when i felt i was going to die. i mean, that's when i said i would talk to my husband and tell him these prayers were meant to kill us and not to take us to jesus. why left, anything won't be all cleaned up and there was no difference with people who hang themselves. i told him double,

he forgot that i was not willing to go on what he thought. my husband told me that i was wasting time, and that the kids would be wayward on zillow, and that they would be forcefully injected with the vaccines. and once injected what it would be a direct ticket to hell holding the which up by the end of june, she left for a finance a village. her husband stayed in the forest where she had, he died, authorities to cut children a. we back that i live glen, i'm going to get that when my kids left here, they were very cnn, malnourished. a name? yeah, i haven't seen them since they were taken to foster care. or did you know when a mock village slumber has found a job to visit about finding the village? she says she's doing much better than when she 1st that arrived. why 30? no, no. my face looked so pale. i've actually regained my health was the name, it was mel nourished. i was so sick and my clothes didn't fit. even had sunken eyes

. i mean the 9 she's rebuilding her life weekly to get hot children, boston and such a life away from that. that's and self inflicted hunger and wherever tony to all the top story the controversial traditionally phones in as well. and so you continue protests against them on the w correspondence on the exam of joyce's now from the jews. and antonia that tell us about the new law and why it is so controversial of the. well, 1st of all, it is an amendment to basic law as well. it has no constitution. so this is why it is so important, not just for the protests as the opponents, but also for the support is of this a traditional overall. so what are you talking about this particular? no, it's just a 1st floor that's composite within the package of laws that the government has been trying to pause since they came into power since the since last december. so

this particular law would actually strip the supreme court of its ability to, um, have to do so, oversight or a review of government decisions. it seems unreasonable or implausible. um, so that would be, for example, there were a lot of talk before uh, this was a past monday afternoon. you know that the government could now take some decisions and pretending to, especially the hiring and firing of government officials, for example, that was talked about firing the attorney general. we don't know if that's what happened. but this also the case of a politician, a party leader who was supposed to become a minister, but the supreme court cancelled his appointment because he has been in the past convicted of fraud and corruption. and the supreme court said, you know, this is not in the public interest that he becomes a minister. so i have to say this is just a 1st bill, the cost. and now the connected is executive of course to go into recess for the summer pause and the weeks time and been hearing already from the far right.

religious clinician government that they of course, went to continue push for this to this with overhauls. but they also heard from a prime minister benjamin netanyahu last night in his speech. he says he's open for dialogue. you know, to talk about the rest of the package of these laws. but the hearing from the protest this does that have no trust in such a dialogue and that they say they continue to go out in the streets. now they continue to go on to the streets, but what else kind of opponents. so these traditional reforms still do to stop that process of the basic you we, we understand that there will be, there has been a couple of petitions beside and they expect it to be in $55.00. and for example, the n g o, the movement for quality government, they are expecting to file or have 5 that petition to the supreme court. and this is what you have to explain here. the actually finding it to have is to this

a review of this law that has been paused yesterday executive to the same cause that it's been limited by this. so, and talking to legal experts here, it could well be this, this is going into a constitutional crisis. because, you know, if the government refuses tend to apply what the judge just decide, you know, this could be leading into a deeper crisis even. but this is also a longer process. we also understand the opposition will filed a petition to the court. this is not something that happens immediately and then you have of course, the protest movement. they have said they will not let go of this. that will continue to protest. every cool thing right now, we have heard also from the labor unions, they cite the stretching with a wider, large scale, a general strike and we have to hear from then from then we also heard today the medical personnel has been on strike for 20 for hours there's also a lot of thoughts about what was the reserve as do we have heard in the past weeks

uh that many of the military service, the volunteer posits, for example, and other units. i said they will not support such as the traditional overview. and this is something that's very important to you in as well as well. so there are a lot of things it's, we're seeing of probably seeing in the coming weeks. but it just shows you know, how this deepening divide that to be seen here will actually just quote deeper between the opponents of this tradition overhaul. and the supporters turn their kind of that reporting from jerusalem. thank you very much. tell you i as violence as flat and the northern indian state of money for in recent months since may at least 120 people have been killed in all classes between the may t majority who are mainly hindu to predominantly christian cookies. the violence has plunged the region into what some already describing as a state of civil war and has drawn into national lock rage, dw correspondent,

audio boss, travel to money pool. last month to see what's driving this conflict. 2 days money post epic fault lines are plainly visible along this barbed wire. this group all villages from the mid the community is getting ready to defend itself from the tax . by the arrival of cookie groups every day, the villagers back to the board to do, why does the 2 communities should and that com, they have prepared to hold in position in these mix. you send bunkers, vicky vigil here, dan night. we're not here to tell you how much will defend ourselves. okay, how do you the shut my that inside soldier? from the mid the community is the leader of this group. she has taken on the responsibility of training the man in combat and self defense, to be low on model for the cookie. dr. detect as atlanta houses will be

a band and destroy whatever they find. that is why we have taken up arms to stop them. less than good. let me just make sure to test it and i'm trying to eliminate the idea. i'm going to go. i'm going to one of the most. i do one ment, jacob, arms in the border areas. women occupy the streets, hundreds of women, palm that sticks, assemble here to protest and blow up the roots. the there is no one to protect us. we have no weapons. what will we do with these sticks? the cookie militants have all kinds of weapons in india's money, poor steed dicks drive and wildland is not new. the state has grappled with and such as these. a group acted estimate conflicts. that was since the creation of modern india, resulting in thousands of casualties on the hills across the border. we get

rad access to the cookie rebels. don't walk, be the lead a big sustain undisclosed location in the hills. in this cab, the constructing bunker with sand backs won't be brief. it has meant to prepare for a tax. come again like the base you use them and then defend the show. us had made weapons in a scribe with made in cookie loppy season. they are fighting for a separate state, the cookies called cookie land. there is no member for women. if there's anything else in the fundamental to who your us so we have to set the gun so that we have in that he also you have your policy defending our lives. because we have been wrongly accused, sofa is a duck sailor, community. and for the district community part from the rep, others position in the hills. these cookie women have to move on the death of their

man with the gun and speed of motorist tensions in the academically do. why do region have shown no signs of easy spend that said from the end of this team for an hour, i have an update for you at the top of the hour costs. don't go away coming up. what's the best way to deal with plastic? sustain that and more on tomorrow today in just a moment. i've got office in berlin for me and let's see so much the

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