the, the business need, i'm doing use a live from berlin of our iser, of explosions across both sides of these are all support i would love. i'm more than likely views the domains. that's a hassle i and these are all extremely heavy fi. overnights across board attention is billed as both sides filed to intensify the tax. also coming in germany's file rights sets i on the 2nd potential victory and states elections. full test cost the balance in the eastern states of rounding, flat polls show the anti immigrants, the party holding a slim leap. the

i, i'm eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program. these are all says it has struck, has blocked targets in south and 11, and after that group fired more than a 100 float ariel threats into ease ready territory. some of them landed near the port seats. you have hyphen as well says that 3 people waiting. jared in the tax, but no casualties have been reported. many times we've said the why that in dfcs talk was in response to a wave of ease righty strikes on south and lebanon across the board. i've seen just, i've run stuff again this week after and he's ready stripe on the be root apartments building. killed top has but i'll come on this on friday, lebanese authority. so you at least $45.00 people were killed in that a tax including children small. i'm joined by

dw, the least on our list of sunny it was on, is kind of shining. i don't talk sight intensifying from all sides right now. today there was an attack by you run back many times, but it's just as you see in a rock against on, is there any targets? really, what is the strategy? yeah. well, israel is trying to be more assertive as a say try to take more of leadership into what is happening with the excess that is not just with a mosque, but whether the text is connected to iran. that would be of course, as bala in lebanon, of course, we also see the militias in rock we've, we've seen also the, who these in human, all of them back and by year on and seem to be some sort of proxy forces of iraq. and it was the wrong, sorry, and this is something is really trying to take more in control, sort of like, instead of seeing it as the minor 2nd front and focusing on gaza. but whether shifting things around a way that this becomes center of israel actions trying to break after almost a year. now this sort of war of attrition that we've, we've seen going on and not. and we've seen very strong initiative in the last week

. most of the guns because ball on, but it's of course, for israel, it's clear all can expect to you wrong and they need to return your on it to rebuild it as well as own deterrence in this region. right, right. it may just strike into each route by has, but i us from teddy's routes and then it got rings further in the countries knowing how much of a threat is, has without the israel compared to cause. uh, i'm talking about how i'm us. well, no doubt, as in august as well as a far more sophisticated, well armed and immediate also because of the union backing, but also after many years of experience of fascism and intentions with israel, of an unbelievable amount of warheads and the styles with great precision. also that are held by, believe to be held by his bhalla, with the capabilities to bring most of israel's civilians under threat. so this is going to be a far more sophisticated, a far more challenging battle for as well. what we're seeing also is reduce it very much avoiding any ground and visual ground operation into the lebanese, the southern part of lebanon on the northern is really border cause this is

something that is far more complicated for as well. so, so far what we're seeing it's is air bombings and all those, you know, technology sophisticated other operations. probably how do you know a done by israel, but in this, you know, in this new game that is real, was trying to play to be resetting the game of the, you know, and its rules. they want us to be show more aggressive than what are we seeing as was taking, you know, his ball, i'm pushing it with his back to the wall saying enough door, tory x enough with you trying to push us into your position, where we need to take your um, the way is really sees of your techs as part of your support for the palestinians. we will not take it any longer. you need to cut it out, talking to us by law. you need to get this out and stop it regardless of what's happening and goes away from us, right? we're talking about has split up inside 11. and so what about the lebanese government to go out a plan? that's a great question. you know, a lebanon is suffering from a chronic, you know, crisis, and when it comes to political, might into the ability to conduct regular political lives and, and had in stating

a stable government that has nothing new, of course, as well. the economy is railing israel and, and falling behind it. this is part of why you see lots of lebanese looking with such great concern of what we were seeing unfolding. because the last thing that they wish is for an all out war to break or for israel to be, you know, extending its fire into other areas of the wood for the then the doc out or other parts of lebanon. this is something that, you know, there's a great concern also in the international community where will it bring living in india and it is, hopefully, this is something as real as counting on. can also be some sort of a, of a deterrence that, you know, kind of keeps his bike bay, the fear of the internal backlash against his blood dragging web and on into war. this is also something cuz while i am the leader in astronomy, will have to take into account looking into their you know, a strategy for response to israel in the next days. right. the nissan on a sunday was on his thank you, you're welcome. bye. a novel,

it says here in germany have the gun cost india balance for regional relations in the eastern states of brandon, but according to oppose the file. right. so you have the policy has a slim lead or by the routing social democrats. the policies looked into when a state election for the 2nd time of this month, the of the warranty election in the ring. yeah. marking the biggest success for exam on the far right parties since world war 2. the optimism and the final are really of the file, right? a of the parties populate young. brenda brooks, the state that once was part of communist east germany, young people are some of the party's strong supporters. the 6850 likes to highlight the yes but they do. we represent the interest of young people you. we want these young people to keep their home in germany to have a future. here is germans, and that they don't have to submit to any immigrants, but they have to use lead and the pulse is narrowing the governing center left.

that's pretty, it has make gains in the past weeks, the candidate and come and said to me, i did. my vodka has tied his career to the outcome of the and he says he retired from politics of his party to the to the to kim for this so that i will fight it until the very last 2nd by the people the cost, the most part, the democracy freedom, an openness vodka has been in power for 11 years and oversee and strong economic growth in brands who brought the trucks in. big companies like tesla has played a major role at the launch of the companies from the plant, but still to with fellow party member and german chancellor, olaf assault and tesla c o field must but experts say brent book success isn't being shipped, but everyone mentioned in bloomberg, the people in brenda book, very concerned about several issues. the team by sir, i'm 0 is a great worried that the health care system will deteriorate. there's also a significant concern to people and they have to pay the bills anymore. time comes,

the outcome of these elections will draw a heavy scrutiny, especially from some such thoughts. another loss and read some elections to the far right. good for that. your role trust in families governing coalition let by his social democrats. right. did of use political correspondence. alex guess as soon as pots down he's been reporting from the region over the past few weeks. hello, alex. nice to see you this using dress. no doubt in this state election after to ring. yeah. come to fire id id also in in brandon book. what are people telling you as well, it looks like they called when the election see um, we're expecting to see a very tied race between the far right. if the and the social democrats, the social democrats, which are leading the governing coalition, he and brandon book, i'm standing right in front of the building station. and if you ask people, what is the most important issue for them then most so many of them will say that migration is,

is an issue that politicians need to solve. and that polls actually quite the difficulty for petitions because migration is not the soul on the state that would be on the federal level. but that's a and that is a problem for 4 parties, which i'm not willing to bank of that campaign. it looks like that the votes here, the, the electron. he is also referendum on the shoulder that coalition in berlin. and the shots of the coalition is highly unpopular among voters. and how unpopular side is, is um you can, you can tell by the fact that the, my boy to the minister of state to you, he is basically banned off shoals from campaigning. he and brandon book, the thinking behind was the less, uh, the less what ive schoultz is, is visible. he and brandon book, the more likely it is, but both a split vote for the social democrats. and that means that if the social democrats should lose tonight's election, then they will link it to what offshore, it's being a very unpopular trend stuff. if they should winter nights, addiction, then they will link it to left, shows nothing visible. he and brandon book. so it would have sold so it has

a lot to lose and very little twin tonight. right. what's interesting is that the recent success of the fall, right? so you have the house being driven by young voters. why it doesn't seem so popular among especially 18 to 24 year olds a yeah, this is not a new development we have seen as also in previous elections already. the if the very popular, there's no easy explanation to it. but there's one key and that is the f d 's social media strategy. so they are by far the best part in reaching young people on social media and sometimes even using extremist content. i can give you an example. the sd is published in a on generated video, linking migration to drug trade, linking migration to violence and train stations. and in cities are running blog and link, which of course does not exist. and, and one a, the canada also is she said on on. so for me to that you would be willing to hand

out little matter what switch can used as can be used as weapons to defend themselves. and so this is all of a publication publication that goes viral on the internet on social media, and which helps the f b to, to, um, yeah, to be the center of attention, especially among young people. right. did of use, but it's go correspondence, unexcused. thank you. there's more stories, meeting headlines around a well, let's look at some of them. at least 51 people have been killed and several injury . i did an explosion that the coal mine and you around. the blast was close by and nothing leak and the accumulation of gas inside of mine is hovering rescue operations. rescue workers out searching for several missing people in japan's know to a region, not the heavy rains. tre, deadlines, lights, and flats. at least one person has been killed about 50 centimeters of rain house falling in the area in 3 days. authorities are issued the highest level i let

now, so the lanka has the gone e council voltage 2nd preferences. after no candidates gained the necessary 50 percent of the volts in the countries presidential election. any results full max is low, make a new i'll come out of this idea. well, in the lead, the left wing leader has planned to fight corruption and renegotiate the terms of an item of rescue package with a deep lean, that's a country election. official c turn out to was around 75 percent. it was too long because fast jones to take the precedence since mass protest outside of the government in 2022 now yeah, i spoke to the the people responding to the shelter yada. who's in it's relying as capital colombo. i asked what it is that makes this america so popular amongst renkins a but out of the commodities a nike or it could be, as he's known here, is huge the popular amounts to use the working clause. and those who came out in

huge numbers to pull tests in 2022 right to where i am right now outside the old parliament. in fact he and his party rose to prominence during that possible. but that over to the raja bucks a government now ever since the economy, the downfall that has been an establishment sentiment in the country, eddie, which has worked in the favor of this and i to we went to one of his valley's last week and saw the kind of fashion, he evolved among the crowd, so he's a good old retail and quite tired is about to get that. he's bought, he doesn't have much governance experience with just c m p 's in the parliament. but they say that that's exactly what, what this strength is because you'd be able to offer please say to people who seem to be fed up off the traditional law politician control. and he's promising a track down on corruption in the country and read negotiates some of the provisions of the item as below to provisions to make it more people friendly. which is a word of question though at the even has he's offering a breath of fresh air in the countries, the politics. his party has had a violent boss of the eighty's with the target intellectuals office and put it to

an open in what 80 says that his body has moved on from that approach. and we know in the coming days with which direction the party takes under his leadership, if he indeed becomes the president will during the next few hours. so that's all for now. thanks for watching news. and it's all for the, the living independently rise to our society is full of contrasts and inequality is a big challenge. many problems can only be solved by working together. yes, i think of each other's and misleading. what is home? how do we tackle the major issues about time because there is a significant.