the, the, this is dw news, a line from berlin is really air strikes, killed dozens in northern and central gaza. israel says it targeted him last command centers, but a mazda official, say, a mosque and former school sheltering displays. people were hand explosions that go around baby, boom, israel pulse the lebanese capital as it expands its military operations against the militant group. hezbollah is really armed forces order civilians to evacuate the area and to nature of votes in presidential elections, incumbent ty, site is expected to win as his main opponents or either in jail or boycotting the vote. the

n. welcome to you, viewers around the world. i'm michael. ok is really a tax in guns i have left doesn't stand. a mazda official saying air strike on a mosque in central guns are killed at least 26 people. and at least 20 others were killed in northern gaza. is really forces said they in circled the area of the above the up in response to indications a moss was rebuilding their of the help is raised to save lives in what remains of the shrew, honda of the most indeed, by law the tattered pages of these coal ran a stop, remind you of the meaning of this place for many locals. israel said in the statement that the most and the former school had in fact being homeless. camille

incentive hiding in plain sight. survivors and residents tell a different story. i can, i'm, i've been living here since october 17th, and i noticed most of it shelters displaced people, elderly and homeless, people who have lost their relative, sometimes children. but how do you spell the problem that they were just looking for a place to sleep? the best option for them was the most of those people that had nothing to do with the war. and the, the attack came less than a day of to hundreds of families were forced to leave that homes in the nearby new side right. with you de camp on as well old as israel said it time to operate against how much militants do we using the area as an attack base. the operations in central gov, i coincide with the spell it of in is really ground incursion into bet law here and devoted you in the news and as strikes which hit several buildings. the israel said

it's false is what targeting homeless militants and dismantling military infrastructure. in district law, just refugee camp, local se instead i have families will wipe out in the camps with night. in many months, israel has not wooded residents to evacuate to designated safe areas in the south. but 90 percent of the population has been displaced already in the past. here many people multiple times and safe phones has been boomed in the past to what can we possibly go next? i don't know where i'm heading. they're not giving us any instructions, but we refuse to go to the cells. i would rather die here with my children. it's the same situation in the south. the latest strikes to the mounting palestinian death toll a year old and from the start of the current will gauze as how much one health industry says almost $42000.00 palestinians have no being killed

lebanon's capital. they rude has been rocked by another night of explosions, as israel presses ahead with its attacks against isabella. israel says it has now killed some 440 of the militant groups fighters during its bound incursion into 11 on. this comes as israel prepares to mark the anniversary of a mazda is terror attacks against israel on october 7th, which spar it's military operations. meanwhile, has bo says it launch attack drones at an is really based south of hyphen journalist. still amana is in baby, and she gave us an update on the strikes in the lebanese capital. this really is continuing its air strikes on the side of the supper. saucier them the silence of the favorites. earlier today, like she building to the hospital. and this will come off the very heavy night,

the pricing 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 well as the publish the statement saying that it carried out to military operation last night, one on lebanese territory where the bullock seems to have pushed back is re the troops and the other one in northern israel with as follows said it has targeted wounded soldiers. then where is that traces from nobody's territory. it is very important now to say that for i see it, they would, it becomes very hard to really know what's going on on the ground as we have to rely on the incident information that we get from both conflict parties. but as

well as on the information get some other colleagues who are on the ground, corresponded to our current the on the ground or reporting that that's the ground. federals are still taking place. yeah. it's been, it's quote other see this and it's, it's really close to it's directly at the blue line, the circle blue line which marks the border between the on 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 you really, terry 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 are a lot, a lot of people living there, and it's also worth 2 or more refugee camps are located. so. a the, 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 find the safe space where they can say, yes, today's un set important. that the shelters in the country are already full and i have to add to that that they. 6 just not enough shells is out there as the child. is there any from the engineers who parties as the states? and we also have to say that most of the shelters, excepting the many come from come home in the area where maybe most of them people are living and some challenges around like for some parties,

for just these people in the shelter because they're scared. but the target, the, these buildings next hour, thanks the journalist still, and then a brief look now at some of the other stories making news at this hour. people in casa, extend or voting in a referendum on whether to build the former soviet states, 1st, nuclear power plant. the issue is sensitive because parts of the country where use this testing grounds for soviet nuclear weapons cause exxon currently relies heavily on coal to generate power. prolonged flooding in new share has forced authorities to delay the start of the school year, but at least a month the floods have devastated much of the west african country. many schools which escaped damage or currently being used to house people displaced by the extreme weather, or hundreds of people have rallies in the dominican republic to demand the government. step up expulsions of undocumented miger,

large parts of neighboring fate to you have fallen under the control of criminal gains, prompting an accident that dominican government already from this day. hard line and migration saying you would expel 10000 patients a week. well, teenager is holding a presidential election on sunday with no real opposition to incumbent ty site after rising to power in a landslide in 2019. so you let a sweeping power grab that, saw him rewrite the constitution and jail his main rivals. nearly 10000000 people are expected to vote in what is seen by some. as the closing chapter intermediates experiment with democracy in north african countries had prided itself for more than a decade on being the birthplace of the arid spring. upright. for more on this, i'm now joined in this you do a bike donation journalist and dw reporter rod adult rod. you just heard me use or

phrase the closing chapter in tunisia is experiment with democracy. if your teenager and 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 would be the case as we heard you and just saying, can you share with the birthplace of the 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 offering race to become the next president. and his come with the president because as you said, there was no really wheels challenger. so the 2 other candidates, one is close to case i, and the other one is in jail. that is really no independent monitoring election monitoring. so the condition around this election kind of show

that to me is 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 forward . what you're describing in some sense, you know, you're talking about jail, the 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 case, i had one is in a landslide, where he was the anti establishment candidate because after their volition, the canadian kind of got felt that they were betrayed by the political class. that didn't really is she the promise they have, but they gave whether the technician had high promises and they worked hard. they

fought hard. they fade with their own blood for the freedom, but they really didn't see that translate into reality. and that's where it's a side tried to kind of fill that void by being that entice stablish. and by being the alternative that well, that feels to the working class. and that's how the working class feel 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 is not like 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 side is voted

back into power? i think it's too early to say this, but we have 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 isn't experience is that this may send the dangerous 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 the democratic, the future in other countries also on the day that you need is voting for president dw reporter brought a dollar many, many taxed for and finally a mystery of the art world now looks to be solved thanks to do to dr. astronomers

who had some help from a texas university. until now it wasn't clear exactly where and when vincent van gogh painted the avenue of pop loss at sunset. now the astronomers shape it must have been on this street in noon in the southern netherlands. they looked at old maps to find the trees which were still there. and they say he painted it on november 13 or 14, in 1884 to match, or the weather forecasts and the position of the sun in the sky. a and a reminder that top stories is really attacks in guns. i have left dozens dead mazda official saying, here's dry gun. a mos in central johnson killed at least 26 people. authorities there say the school was being used to shelter, displaced people, at least 20 others were killed in northern cost. the liberties capital has been hit by a series of fresh air, strong, cute glass rang out in this southern suburbs if they root overnight. israel says it

is targeting has bullets in the area. we're going to end things. they're unlike look, good, bye for now. the thoughts we say they're about never getting up every weekend on d. w. cost about and why does that? and i think it's like now i'm liza the new host to join us for an exciting issue.