[000:00:00;00] the this dw news wind from berlin, explosions echo around baby boom, israel pulse the lebanese capital as it expands its military operation. against the military include tests by israeli armed forces, border civilians, to evacuate the area. and donald trump returns to butler pennsylvania of the site where he narrowly survived an assassination attempt in july plus to nature of votes in presidential election, incumbent christ site is highly likely to win as his main opponents are either in jail or void,

cutting the vote the and welcome to you, our viewers around the world. michael ok. lebanon's capital bank route has been blocked by another night of explosions. as israel presses ahead with its attacks against has the militants, the air strikes come as israel and the world prepared to mark the one year anniversary of a mazda is terror attacks, which sparked israel's military operations. another night of powerful explosions in the southern suburbs of lebanon's capital b route. the blasts followed him is really military warning for residents to evacuate. on the other side of the border is rios that are intercepted nearly

a 100 projectiles or fired from loving and on saturday. francis present emanuel mac con, speaking after some of the french speaking leaders in paris, criticized israel's ground operation in love, a non and called versus the spice macro. and also defended a radio interview which you urged in and 2 arms deliveries to israel. the so you want to see that quickly aim to be consistent and when we call for a cease fire, as we did for garza, and as we did for 11 on last week and then the bonus, we try not to call for a ceasefire. well, continuing to deliver weapons of war 2 point one and i think that's just being consistent. your boss could say some of them on the grounds. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who says this country is under threat from all sides, quickly fired back all civilized countries should be standing firmly by israel side . yet president micron and some other western leaders. i'm not calling for an ons

embargoed against is a shame on that is will move in with or without their support, but their shame will continue long after the war is one and as the fighting rages on lebanese, the civilians continue to flee their homes. the head of the ones refugee agency, one's love and on is facing a terrible crisis. general is still a man. it isn't very rude. i asked for, for the latest on the strikes on the 11 east capital. this really is continuing its air strikes on the cell, the supper saucier them. the silence favored earlier today. ringback to building and this will come off the very heavy bicycle we have here the most violent so far when it comes to targeting favorites. so as you well know,

these really your me seems to have killed some 440 heads full of fighters during its ground incursion into 11 on what's has bullets saying about the fighting in the south. as far as the publish the statement saying that it carried out to military operation last night, one on lebanese territory where the full arc seems to have pushed back is where a the troops and the other one in more than israel with paula said, it has targeted wounded soldiers, then where is that curious is from the nice territory. it is very important now to say that for i see they read, it becomes very hard to really know what's going on on the ground. as we have to rely on the internet information that we get from both complex parties, but as well as on the information get some other colleagues who are on the grounds, corresponded to our current, the on the ground or reporting that that's the ground battles. a still taking place

. yeah. and then it's quote other c a, this is really close to it's directly at the blue line, the circle blue line which marks the border between the on and israel. an ongoing issue now of course is the increasing number of people displaced by the attacks. in fact, we're seeing more and more images of people setting up camp along the routes, mediterranean coast. what are you hearing on the ground about how these people are coping of the military and situation here and they room 3 weeks becomes worse and worse. and i can see this and businesses every day. when i go out into public spaces, we have to keep in mind that the silence of there's a very populated area there. a a lot, a lot of people living there, and it's also worth 2 or more refugee camps are located so

that the air rates of last night a forcing more and more people sleep. the seller will favor to come into the city center where it is becoming harder and harder for these people to find the safe space where they can say yes. so they do un set important that the shelters in the country are already full. and i have to add to that, that there are just not enough shelters out there as the child. is there any from the engineers parties as the states? and we also have to say that no, the shelves of accepting the many come from come home in the area where maybe most of them people are living and some challenges around the bank for some parties, for just these people in the shelter because they're scared. but target to these buildings next hour. thanks. the journalist stella man,

a former us president and republican candidate donald trump, has returned to the pennsylvania town where he was targeted in an assassination attempt in july. security was extra tied for saturdays event with just one month until the election polls show a close race, including and the key battleground state of pennsylvania. trump was joined by a special guest, equally known for his outspoken views, are returning to the scene of an event instead for a moment defined to the course of the campaign. but the near assassination of the republican presidential candidate has been overtaken by other dramas. for donald trump. it was an opportunity to regain momentum. security services were taking no chances of a repeat of their earlier failures. for 16 harrowing seconds during the gunfire time stop!

does this vicious monster least fewer evil from his snipers perch not so far away but by the hand of providence and the grace of god that villain did not succeed in his go did not simpler. standing in the same spot trunk spoke defiantly about the events which left him wounded. and one of his support is dead. after a man with a rifle on a nearby rooftop opened fire, a 2nd dissemination an attempt to followed on a golf course in florida. trump has turned to the attacks into a feature of his speeches, making unsubstantiated suggestions that they could have been organized by his political opponents. those who want to stop us from achieving this future have slandered, may a beach to be indicted may try to from me off the ballot and who knows?

maybe even tried to kill me, but i'd never stop fighting for you and i never will. joining him on stage, take 1000000000 to eat alone. musk too 1st endorsed trump moments after the july shooting. and he's been boosting him ever since amplifying some of these false claims and framing the election as the last stand for american democracy. a lot of people think maybe the vote doesn't account, was this. okay. it does. it matters and the selection could be decided by a 1000 votes, 500 votes, like texts, people now know how, okay, and then make sure they actually do votes. if they don't, this will be the last election. that's my prediction. the trump wasted no

opportunity to inject melodrama into the commemoration of an event which almost turned him into a monster for his supporters with a sound track to match their near religious server. so they're here with opinion polls pointing to one of the closest elections in history. trump may need more miracles yet to read. so into the white house. the tanisha is holding a presidential election on sunday with no real opposition to incumbent ty site after rising to power in a landslide in 2019 site lead a sweeping power grab that, saw him rewrite the constitution in jail, his main rivals. nearly 10000000 people are expected to vote in what is seen by some as the closing traffic into nature's experiment with democracy. the north african country had prided itself for more than a decade on being the birthplace of the air,

spring uprise. for more on this i'm now joining this, you do by donation journalist and dw reporter rod adult rod. you just heard me use or phrase the closing chapter into nature's experiment with democracy. if your teenagers who supports democracy, those words cut to the core even more. so of course, if it's true, yes, exactly. so hopefully this is not what will be the case as we heard you just saying, can you show with the birthplace of the air of spring and can you just surprise the world by trying to transition into democracy and today may be a very, very important day in the history of modern tunisia where the president kind of side is basically an open race to become the next president. and he's the incumbent president because as you said, there was no really real challenger. so the 2 other and this one is close to kind of saying the other one is in jail,

there's really no independent monitoring election monitoring. so the condition around this election kind to show that can use as a really in a dangerous path toward what may not be democracy. but i'm still hopeful that tunisians still have a can resist and will continue to vote and will continue to push democracy for what you're describing in some sense, you know, you're talking about jailed opposition, figures and the fact that there's not a political structure in order to really achieve real democracy there. right now it's, it's political turmoil exact. so why is this incumbent popular in a sense? so like we, as you said in 2019 kind of side, one is in the land slide where he was the anti establishment candidate. because after the revolution,

the canadian kind of got felt that they were betrayed by the political class. that didn't really is she the promise save that they gave weather, didn't agent had high promises and they worked hard. they fought hard. they fade with their own blood for a day of freedom, but they really didn't see that translate into reality. and that's where k a side tried to kind of fill that void by being that entire stablish meant by being the alternative. that well, that feels to the working class and that's how the working class feels hurt. and that's where he's his playing card is, which is i'm the guy who here the working class. i'm the guy who was not likes the other politicians. i'm allowed professor and i will make sure that the rule of law is everything in this country. we only have about half a minute or so, but i do want to ask you this again. it bears repeating. this was once the leading

act in the air spring. and one has to wonder how to media actually got to this political reality and what is likely to be the case if so, i need is voted back into power. i think it's too early to say this, but we've seen others. other countries, really not. succeeding entities are, was the only successful country. but as we said, the 1st 3rd child of the, our spring is not yet that the experience, the canadian democratic experience is not that yet. and that's why we see people voting today. and because if the thing is an experience is that this may sound the dentures message around the region that democracy is not the way to do things. and that can basically be the end of any hope for a better future and in democratic and future in other countries. also on the day that tunisia is voting for president dw reporter brought a dollar many,

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