let's pull in our chief political correspondent, nina honda here in berlin. she's been following the story. so i mean, what are the underlying reasons here for it basically did this collective resignation of the green parties executive committee the whole time. so the poor performance of the policy lately and elections and the longer on sir, is that, but the leaders of the policy um, in order for recall the long gave a relatively spontaneous press statement earlier said it was time for a fresh thought after those disastrous results in recent elections, they said it was time for fresh faces, essentially to get out of the car in crisis. and just to remind the, perhaps the greens have dropped out of those 2 regional problems in eastern germany brought back into rings the front but kept him just this sunday. and they badly made it into the one in sex. and in all of this happened this month. i'm one of the leaders that the brunt buck result was testament to that. the deepest crisis that you just mentioned, of the policy in a decade. and it's important to know that

as our chief political correspondent, nina honda is travelling with the job and forward and the next step, the all so if adults century, often a line had been successful well defined, successful. i mean, i know lena bab boggs suddenly didn't come out and announced a sudden seas fire. but that is of course, also not something that anybody expected. so no babble devin foreign minister is someone who is firmly convinced that in order to to build trust and to raise problems and potentially even solve problems you need to meet face to face, which is the reason why she's come to this region again to the middle east for the 11th time since the terrorist attacks by some us against israel, on the 7th of october last year. it's a 9th time in israel where i am at the moment. and, and this is something why she says, i just need to talk to people. i need to see what is really happening on the ground, and i need that face to face time with all those key partners in the region to set my position on things, but also to hear what is important for them. and of course, there's still a very, very big fe

that's our chief political correspondent, nina honda in half the nina. thank you very much. and the political corresponded. matthew moore is also in f at matthew. good to see you. your in front of the state parliament where a protest against the file ride is happening at the moment. what, what's it like there? and what are people telling you? yes, you all right, that's right. this was a full test arranged as one of the organizers to basically to offer a space for people to come together, who may be frustrated to maybe angry, who may be disappointed and the results. and also people who are maybe scared by the results tonight. and really that describes the atmosphere because it slot it's really follow and there's a sensor. we negativity in the air, you speak to people when they say that kind of law school for the next, per se, se, uh, but when people come together like this, it shows that we are in the majority of the there are enough of us who are engaged as far right party and so they see that they wanted to show that they're all good, that there is a majority that that real