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these are live pictures from tel aviv tonight.ll of the protests have been growing and mass protests that are been taking place in several cities in the country. after dissecting his defence minister. let me show you these live pictures from israel. tens of thousands of protestors returned to the streets on sunday night waving israeli flags following the dismissal of defence minister yoav gallant. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu removed mr gallant after he called on the prime minister to halt legislation on his proposed changes to the judiciary. the controversial bill has divided the country; many see it as a threat to israeli democracy earlier i spoke to barak ravid, who is a journalist and middle east correspondent for the digital news website axios in tel aviv. i asked him what's at stake here. thank you for having me and what is at stake at the moment is the future of israel's democracy. this is not about this or that law. when the government came into office, three months ago, it announced a judicial overall pla

they attack took place in the last 90 minutes in central israel in tel aviv. i didn't go street didn't go. street is a very busy street full of bars and restaurants and cafes. it's thursday night a. ordinarily, it would have been packed, but given the huge amounts of processes that were in television today, it would have been even busier than it would have been normally now. we all getting reaction. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu is on an official trip to rome, said, i'm sure that these things will not weaken our determination were sending recovery wishes to the wounded and on the wounded. what we're hearing is that there are 3 people say father have been wounded. one of them in a very serious condition, one of them in a moderate condition, will bring him more updates on those on the move, get them. but the police are saying, this is now a terror attack is a suspected terror attack. there's taken place in television now it occupied east jerusalem. we've seen gun attacks. we've seen gun attacks in the occupied west bank as well as stopping attacks and te

the tel aviv police chief was fired. the tel aviv police have been dismissed due to their inability to control public protests. mar bangari, the minister of internal security of the zionist regime , previously the police chief had asked netanyahu to deal with the protesting zionists with severity. before the scene of massive protests against the plans of the zionist regime's cabinet, the presence of a large number of protesters in the streets around the airport was such that , according to cnn, the zionist authorities had to hold a joint meeting with the us defense minister in a place near the airport. yesterday in the church located in hamburg, germany, he was a member of the same church. after 21:00, 30-40 years old shot at the participants with a handgun. this incident left 7 dead and 25 injured in the church. followers of the religion jehovah's witnesses took place and the hamburg police announced that it was found at the scene of the shooting that probably belonged to amol. the chinese national people's congress rep

(os)these are pictures of the scenes in tel aviv tonight.u can see, protesters are gathering momentum. we have seen these sorts of scenes over the last couple of days where tens of thousands of protesters returning to the streets on sunday night, waving israeli flags following mr gallant dismissal. he's been accused of behaving like a dictator and through destroying the security of israel. the opposition also describing mr gallant sacking as a new low for the government and a move that harms national security. a lot of tense scenes in israel tonight. for more, we can hearfrom the bbc�*s anna foster, who has been following the protesters injerusalem and she has just sent us this update. tonight, this is a large and spontaneous gathering. this one is here injerusalem. we follow this crowd as they march from the residential prime minister here to the israeli parliament. on their way here, they were sprayed with water from water cannon. they had to climb through undergrowth to make it here. but you can see that has not deterred these protesters.

anger in tel aviv after the prime minister— anger in tel aviv after the prime minister saxes defenceister for condemning his controversial judicial reforms. a major incident is declared in dorset in england, after 200 barrels' worth of oil spilt into the water at poole harbour. the incident happened at wytch farm, which is an oilfield. britain's opposition labour party is establishing an independent review panel which it says should ensure the future success and sustainability of the bbc as a publicly funded broadcaster. the party says the organisation should be independent of government, and continue to be celebrated and respected in the uk and around the world. the current charter period ends in 2027, soon after an election and labour believes this is a key moment for long—term policy thinking on how to secure the bbc�*s future. to germany now, and campaigners hoping to make berlin climate neutral by 2030 appear to have lost the referendum — acccording to initial results. the binding referendum was seen as a test of whether germans want their country's climate policy to be more amb

reporter: these scenes have never been seen in tel aviv. riot police break up a protest using crowd control tactics familiar to palestinians in occupied territory. not unfamiliar to israelis in tel aviv. the protesters referenced israeli settlements. last week israeli settlers carried out at least 300 attacks , including shootings, arson, and a rampage through villages on the occupied west bank. while these protests were more broadly about reforms to israel's legal systems, israeli police used tactics never before seen, prompting the prime minister himself to address the nation. >> [translated] it's not allowed to beat a police man, not allowed to block the main roads. i understand someone is looking to create anarchy. reporter: protesters angered by violence gathered at netanyahu's home. >> i don't want to live in a dictatorship. they are trying to demolish democracy. reporter: netanyahu is not known to give in. he is still pushing the changes that sparked the protests, determined they pass despite the hundreds of thousands of people who h

[000:00:00;00] ah ah, the state we news lie from berlin a gotten men in tel aviv one's 3 and what police call a suspect of terror attack. the shooting comes, am an anti government protests in israel over efforts to overhaul the judiciary. critics call the proposals a threat to democracy. border say they reflect the will of the people also coming up george, are you in? turns over it's controversial, foreign agent bill, the government backs down under pressure over a russian style law, which critics say with stifled free speech. the protest continue over fears the government is on an authoritarian path. plus, russia unleashes a massive missile attack on ukraine explosions. and keith and across the country, target energy infrastructure and hate residential buildings will get the latest from our correspondence. ah, i'm michel furnish, welcome to the show. we started to in israel were police say they have quote, neutralized a gun man who shot and wounded 3 people and tel aviv authority say they are treating the shooting as a suspected terror attack. israeli media say the alleged shooter was k

we've been walking on your from the main square in tel aviv. we're walking to one of the main thoroughfare of the city. this is where the protests have been taking place. as i said, week after week, as i said, it's a day of disruption. so it's not just happening here in television. it's happening at around about $150.00 spots across the country. although this one generally does tend to be the biggest. it is the biggest city in the country after all, but you are seeing this up and down the country and jerusalem this morning. there were a few arrested people painted, tried to paint something on the road outside of the supreme court. the supreme court, of course, being at the hot all the issue and the reason that people are out in the streets and those changes that the new coalition government wants to make. all right, let's talk about this offer of a compromise proposal by israel's president hanson, and the government rejected it. so to what extent has this reduce the likelihood of any ends to israel's current turmoil. 2 i wish i had the answer t

a shooting attack in the center of tel aviv.icole: thousands of israelis came out across the country today to show their anger at proposed judicial reforms. are these unprecedented protests that we have been seeing for a couple of weeks now, already, likely to push lawmakers to make a compromise? tania: well, i think the protesters today -- as you said, it has been ongoing now for almost two months -- have made it very clear. they see this as a threat to israel's democracy, to the democratic institutions, to the nation's supreme court. they want these government plans to stop and also they want the government to stop this very hasty process of pushing this legislation through the knesset, through the israeli parliament. we have seen tonight in an another unusual address, the israeli president again addressing the nation after this day of protests. it was a very emotional address. he has been saying that he is really bleeding with all sides to come to a compromise. we know that he is working on a compromise with different stakeho

of course the mayor of tel aviv has urged people to stay away. what's your sense? was i'm the protest movement. it's been 10 weeks. so far. it's got larger and larger every week. i don't think an incident like this is going to stop people from coming out on the streets on saturday when they normally do the process. we're looking about $130000.00 people that have come out on the streets, but it is going to have a massive security impact for israel. some 77 palestinians have been killed in the nightly rates. continuing in the occupied westbank. that is having an impact on ordinary palestinians policies. one now rise up from that's actually claimed responsibility for the she's how, according to reuters news agency in television. all of that is going to play into inflaming attentions. you head, lloyd austin, you actually have defend thing. we want everybody to de escalate. we want tension to calm down the moon. we see these rates, the palestinians died, the more young indians get very, very angry given that they are and they are under occupation. don't really have any

they took over tel aviv�*s main ayalon highway.t fire on major roads, and a game of cat and mouse ensued injerusalem. protesters evaded security forces, breaching barriers outside mr netanyahu's home. he has to be stopped. this prime minister... ..is not qualified any more. benjamin netanyahu is going to push the legislation through this week. but protesters are insisting that they are the ones defending israel's democracy. injerusalem, police and soldiers used water cannon against demonstrators near mr netanyahu's house. our middle east correspondent anna foster was there. this is a country which is no stranger to protests now. people have been demonstrating on the streets against this legislation for 12 weeks, but tonight this is a large and spontaneous gathering. this one is here injerusalem. we have followed this crowd as they marched from the residence of prime minister benjamin netanyahu, here to the knesset, the israeli parliament. on their way here, they were sprayed with water from water cannon and had to climb through und

as we get it is ready, please say an attack open fire and central tel aviv on thursday. and what the authorities calling a suspected terrorist attack. the 3 people were injured in the attack. police say the gunman has been, quote, neutralize large numbers of police or medical workers rushed to the scene on thursday evening. the policy in group hamas is claimed responsibility. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu reacted to the shooting on a visit to rome. a very serious attacking televi a terrorist attack, sending recovery wishes through the injured. we are strengthening the police and security forces. this will not weaken our determination to plan roots in our homeland and run cons. been following developments from occupied easterly slim. while the talks in place about 3 hours ago in a very busy street isn't golf street and television shows out at a cafe that the shooter was actually sitting in. the initial report had actually given us the name of the she is said to be hello jeff from lien in the occupied west bank. his father is actually speaking to media says he

he comes directly to us from tel aviv. simon hello, hello.hank you very much for being part of our broadcast. please tell us, stand by, what is happening in israel now , are the protests continuing, and they are asking, because the example of israel postponed the adoption of the law on judicial reform, did not cancel it, but postponed it. at least it affected it so to speak, uh impressed the protesters, please? at the moment, at the moment, the protests have subsided, this is not what it was, of course, yesterday or the day before yesterday, that is, the day before yesterday, indeed the whole country voted buzova at the moment the protests. now, if there was to be a general national strike today. it was canceled at the last minute last night. uh, but the split continues. uh, the internal political split continues split in the coalition. uh, the split in the likut park, who is the leader, which is this is it, neo is there now internal split, but protests for the moment. at this stage, they have subsided, however, both camps. they have not yet

the zionist regime's response to the shooting in the center of tel aviv and the death of one zionist and the wounding of four others was the full report of the operation of a 23-year-old palestinian youth living in the west bank who fired a handgun at the protesters in front of the night club. and he himself was martyred at the hands of the security forces of the zionist regime. the palestinian islamic resistance movement announced that the perpetrator of the attack in tel aviv, selah al-hawaj, was a member of the ezzedin qassam battalions of the movement's military branch . jenin camp was done the hamas movement also warned the zionist occupation regime about receiving more painful blows. the head of the zionist regime once again warned about the collapse of the regime. ishaq said that what is happening now is a real disaster and nightmare. this senior industry official said, "we are in the effects of this irreversible greed and also, regarding netanyahu's congratulations for changing some judicial laws, he said that netanyahu's plan should be completely canceled, the protest agains

from the shooting in the center of tel aviv, killing 13 and injuring four others, it was reported that the perpetrator of the operation was a 23-year-old palestinian resident of the west bank, who shot the protesters in front of a night club with a handgun and was captured by the regime's security forces. the zionist movement was martyred the islamic resistance of palestine announced that the person responsible for the tel aviv operation was the purchase of weapons by al-khaja and a member of the ezzedin qassam battalions of the military branch, and emphasized that this operation was carried out in response to the crime of the occupying regime on thursday morning in the town and camp of jenin. the hamas movement also attacked the regime and si warned about receiving more painful blows, but in this context, i am having a conversation with mr. hassan khanizadeh, an expert on west asian issues. hello , i am at your service. last night , the husseini defensive operation reached the heart of the capital of the zionist regime. wide that in the capital

the mayor of tel aviv is also protests, is to return home. the shooter is a palestinian man from the lien and the occupant westbank an off duty. police officers shot the suspect while police and security forces are investigating the motives of the attack. the law shooting in tel aviv was in april last year when a palestinian man killed 3 israelis. and athens claimed responsibility for the attack on the spokesmen of math and gaza. has reacted saying that the heroic operation until he is a natural reaction to the crimes of the occupation and its security measures are collapsing. this makes present of islamic jihad is also reacted saying, you know, peroration in television, destroy design is security system and dealt a severe blow to it. now they're all phase of escalation. some $77.00 palestinians have been killed since the beginning of the year. it's likely that this attack will spot more. israeli res is recurring on a nightly basis in the occupied westbank. m run kong. i'm 0 occupied east jerusalem . israel's president deserves benjamin netan

the district commander of tel aviv has been given a training position. i am the police have left at that. however, it's about bank of it has long had problems where the police in television, he says they're not tough enough against the protesters that the protesters are being able to block roads, block highways. they're basically running roughshod all over the police at. but the senior police commanders have said to been given that he is just the national security minister, the on the ground tactics when it comes to the police are down to their district command is done to the people on the ground. said this may well be a compromise sacking, although it's just a moving of one man to from one job to another. it may well be a compromise that been give areas go out of his senior police officers because he is so angry at the way the protesters are brought places like tel aviv haifa, west drew slim to a standstill during this these protest movement. so although it is very significant in israel, it may not be exactly the kind of thing, the bank of it, once it m

what is happening to families in tel aviv?abbi shlomo: first of all i want to say thank you for having me all the way from israel and i want to bless everyone here. elaine: we are happy to have you. rabbi shlomo: i think that is part of the problem we see across the world and it is also hitting israel a little bit less. we forgot to sanctify family. we forgot to take responsibility for family. it can be cool to be something else besides building a family. i think that what we see today in tel aviv ever since i moved there 14 years ago. part of what we preach is let's build a family. let's have children and let's educate. let's build something that has a future that is built on values. whoever held the bible in his hand knows one of the number one values is family. being able to not look at the here and now but look at the future. look at our children and grandchildren and know we are leaving behind a set of values they will continue in the same way. it was said the first time when a couple came up to me that they are like why

oh, ah, business day that way, news line from berlin gun mann in tel aviv was 3 and what police call a suspected terror attack. the shooting comes amid anti government protests and israel over efforts to overhaul the judiciary. critics call the proposals a threat to democracy, the board of se, they reflect the will of the people also coming up georgia, you turn to over as controversial foreign agent bill. the government backs down under pressure over a russian style wall, which critics say with stifled free speech. when protest continue over fears the government is on an authoritarian path. and russia unleashes a massive missile attack on ukraine, explosions in peeve and across the country. target energy infrastructure and hate residential buildings. we'll get the latest from our correspondent in the ukrainian capital. aah! i'm a call for leash. welcome to the show. we started israel where police say they have a quote neutralized a gunman who shot and wounded 3 people in tel aviv authority say they are treating the shooting as a suspect, a terrorist attack israel and media say the al

at the time i was living in jerusalem and traveling on buses to tel aviv. i was hoping to find a place that was easier logistically, and of course there was the developing relationship with my co-director at the club, and i thought i would give it a try, and he took me to meet dr. sami mussalam, who was the head of yasir arafat's office in jericho. when arafat had come back with his men in 1994, he had set up presidential offices in each of the main cities, which was jericho, gaza, i think ramallah as well. hello, dr. sami. can i hug you? - yeah. so dr. sami was the, the big boss. he was the head of the whole thing in jericho, but he was the boss of everything, of the whole city. dr. sami always called me the boss, but he's the boss. from day one, there was so much work to be done because they had so much to learn about basic horse care, training methods, horse welfare, stable management, but they were, they wanted to learn so much, and i just felt that i got there, and just take everything i know. it's yours. (upbeat music) fine, thank you. can i help you

the israelis know it. >> for more on this, i'm joined by our guests in tel aviv. member of the national leadership. standing together, grassroots movement in israel. in brussels, we have chief diplomatic correspondent in europe for the new york times. welcome to all of you. gideon, i would like to start with you. try to get an idea of the level of support or otherwise for these reforms. we've seen widespread protests this week. >> is very hard to judge, but it's very clear that the elite of israel, the financial and the military is against this reform. the lower class -- conflict between, the lower classes are still supporting and by the end of the day, half-and-half roughly speaking. >> would that be your assessment as well? what would be left behind of the north african jews. inherited -- what strikes me is the anger from the elite no one talks about. it's like they have been woken up from sleep. >> you are one of the many, many many protesting against these changes. just to give us some context, tell us about your group, what it represents and what you stand fo

this was the scene in tel aviv a little short while ago.u can see, they demonstrated until deep into the night. the country has been gripped by months of protests over the plans which will make it harder for courts to remove a leader deemed unfit for office. campaigners say they threaten the country's democracy but mr netanyahu insists they're responsible. the white house says it is deeply concerned about the developments and has called for a compromise. injerusalem, police and soldiers used water cannon against demonstrators near mr netanyahu's house. our middle east correspondent, anna foster, was there. this is a country which is no stranger to protests now. people have been demonstrating on the streets against this legislation for 12 weeks, but tonight this is a large and spontaneous gathering. this one is here injerusalem. we have followed this crowd as they marched from the residence of prime minister benjamin netanyahu, here to the knesset, the israeli parliament. on their way here, they were sprayed with water from water cannon and

i'm going to go down to tel aviv corresponded rebecca readers. she is standing by rebecca another day approaches. what's happening, i can see were you was a what's happening i'm showing you can hear what's happening here. brand. we're in the middle of what is becoming maybe a day of disruption. but the road had to be happening all day long. and it culminated in a of the city and now we've gone past the american embassy. these protest is a trying to attract internet international attention to the applied. they said that democracy is being taken away from them. and they're going to do any thing that they can. this is why they're calling a taunts march now, and then like this one had been happening all across the country. of course, the biggest one happening here in tel aviv, but organize it, say it a 150 different spots across the country today. people have been making their voices heard how some arrests were made earlier in the day. and there were some scuffles, as you mentioned in the lead in there, but largely these protests have been peaceful a

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political analyst in tel aviv, thank you _ do. political analyst in tel aviv, thank you very _ do.aviv, thank you very much for your i do. political analyst in telaviv, - thank you very much for your time. the new leader of the scottish national party will be declared later six weeks after nicola sturgeon announced her resignation. the scottish health secretary humza yousaf, the finance secretary kate forbes and ash regan, a former minister, are the three contenders hoping to become first minister. whoever wins the top job will take on a fractured party and a country facing a number of policy challenges. our scotland editor james cook reports. for the snp, this has been a difficult campaign. splits have emerged on the economy, social issues such as gay marriage and a lack of progress towards independence. so party members have been deciding which candidate they want to sort things out. snp members want a leader who can deliver independence, continue to win elections and deliver competent government. i'm the only candidate that can do all three because i can reach out across the cou

they took over tel aviv�*s main ayalon highway.t fire on major roads and a game of cat and mouse ensued injerusalem. they ensued in jerusalem. they evaded ensued injerusalem. they evaded security forces, breaching barriers outside mr netanyahu's home. he breaching barriers outside mr netanyahu's home.— breaching barriers outside mr netanyahu's home. he has to be sto ed. netanyahu's home. he has to be stepped- this — netanyahu's home. he has to be stopped. this prime _ netanyahu's home. he has to be stopped. this prime minister... l stopped. this prime minister... ..is not qualified any more. the united states has said it's deeply concerned by the events in israel. and it strongly urges leaders to find a compromise as soon as possible. as for mr netanyahu, he's determined to push the legislation through this week. but protesters are calling for more demonstrations. they're insisting that they are the ones defending israel's democracy. injerusalem, police and soldiers used water cannon against demonstrators near mr netanyahu's house.

being taken away and they want to do everything they can to stuff that did abuse rebecca rivers in tel aviv. tonight's rebecca, thank you. oh, not a soccer fee for president johnny infant tina will keep his position as the most powerful man in the world of football for another 4 years. he was re elected unopposed at people's congress and were one does capitol? golly, several european countries including germany and said that they would not support his candidacy after criticizing fif is approach to human rights under infant he know, but with no challenger stepped forward in from tina will now keep footballs. tough job enough until at least the year 2027th. the 1st women that is almost done, the conversation continues online. you'll find us on twitter. and remember, whatever happens between now and then, tomorrow is another day we'll see you then everybody ah, with ah ah, a star chef with a mission that goes far beyond good cuisine. 40 remarks, social commitment is a matter of course. is cooking school is open to everyone. there is one requirement, a passion for the culinary arts with dw arti

i'm going to go down to tel aviv corresponded rebecca readers. she is standing by rebecca another day approaches. what's happening, i can see were you born or what's happening? i'm showing you can hear what's happening here. brand. we're in the middle of what is becoming the end of today, protest or it's day of disruption. but these protests have been happening all day long, and they've been culminated in a tour of the city. and now we've gone past the american embassy. these protests isn't trying to attract internet international attention to the apply. they say that democracy is being taken away from them and then they're gonna do anything that they can. this is why they calling a taunts march now and then like this one had been happening all across the country . of course, the biggest one happening here in tel aviv, but organize it say at 150 different spots across the country today, people have been making their voices heard us. some arrests were made earlier in the day and there were some scuffles. as you mentioned in the lead in there, but

we have the latest from the protests in tel aviv.r: protesters have breached the main north-south highway that runs through tel aviv. we can see police, israeli security forces, heading toward the protesters. this is what israel's far right said. he calls them anarchists. iay they are fighting for democracy. what is this all about? this i about the new nationalist israeli government led by benjamin netanyahu pushing througdicial reforms. its critics say those strip israel's supreme court of its indepeence and would stack the judiciary in favor of the government. the mounted police push police -- push protesters back. we are seeing a standoff. the ones to breachn road are digging in. this is a clash for them over the future of this coury. protesters here are shouting shame at the security forces. the border police are forcing back this crowd. you can see the tension really spiral now. the border police a still trying to push people away. protesters are broken into two groups. somebody is being arrested here. the border police have thr

the palestinian islamic resistance movement announced that the perpetrator of the tel aviv operation was a member of the ezzedin qassam battalions of the military branch of the movement. on thursday, a demonstration was carried out in the town of jam and jenin. the hamas movement also warned the zionist occupation regime of receiving more painful blows. the head of the zionist regime once again warned about the collapse of this regime. isaac herzog said that what is happening now is a real disaster and nightmare. this senior official of capital in astana we are at the point of no return, he added, also about netanyahu's plan to change some judicial laws, he said that netanyahu's plan should be completed in full. deposed netanyahu says that the goal of the protests is not to change judicial laws, and their goal is to overthrow the structure of this regime. images have been published in some news sources that show that the protesters , who have been protesting for the third month , have closed the main highway of tel aviv, at the same time as the protests escalated to the british minis

to jerusalem, for more than 8 weeks in a row , demonstrations are held in tel aviv, haifa, and occupied jerusalem against benjamin netanyahu's cabinet regarding judicial laws. reports of clashes police violence and the throwing of sound bombs and tear gas have spread towards the protesters. zionist politicians have warned about the collapse of this regime in recent weeks. the president of mexico accused the united states of interfering in the country and said that mexico is more democratic than the united states. he spoke in response to the recent statement of the us state department in support of the opponents of the country's election reforms. the president of mexico plans to implement reforms in the country's election system, including reducing the budget and employee rights , which the protesters of this action consider him to be an attempt to they know how to remain in power. the president of turkey said that the presidential and parliamentary elections of this country will be held on time. erdogan, announcing that some people are trying to exploit the earthquake disaster for polit

for demonstrations against netanyahu, they blocked the highway from tel aviv to jerusalem since thisning . demonstrations have been held in tel aviv, haifa, and occupied jerusalem for more than 8 consecutive weeks against benjamin netanyahu's cabinet bill on judicial laws. and tear gas has been released towards us. in recent weeks, zionist politicians have warned about the collapse of this regime . the president of mexico, accusing america of interfering in the country, said that mexico is more democratic than america. he said this in response to the recent statement. the us state department stated in the bathroom of the opponents of the country's election reforms that the president of mexico plans to implement reforms in the country's election system, including reducing the budget and employee salaries , which

lets ta ke lets take you to tel aviv.at israelis are holding. they are holding demonstrations across the country. this that we are seeing right now is the latest mass protest against moves by the government to overhaul thejudicial system. we have seen protesters blocking roads, chanting anti—government slogans. we have seen many waving flags. police have been using water cannons to try to disperse the rallies. the demonstrations have been continuing, we know, for several months. these came just hours after the is really parliament agreed a law that would make it more difficult for the courts to remove a prime minister deemed unfit for office. we are seeing those life pictures of those rallies, the mass rallies taking place in tel aviv. travelling at 17,000 miles an hour, a massive asteroid dubbed the �*city killer', because of its size, is passing between the earth and the moon this weekend. experts say the asteroid will pass by safely and can be seen through binoculars and telescopes. i've been speaking to dr ashley king

protests in tel aviv against the controversial judicial reforms. ♪ welcome.e, the transport minister in greece has resigned after 43 people died in a train crash. the minister said he was taking responsibility for the failures of the greek state. let's have a look at what happened. this crash was north of the city , one of the trains was a passenger service from athens with 350 onboard. the train hit a freight train head on at high-speed. multiple carriages came off the tracks. some caught fire. the destruction became clear in daylight. many of the victims were thought to be university snts. survivors described panicked scenes as they tried to escape. >> we broke the windows with our back i remember feeling a stron break. suenly there were sparks and flames at the windows. then a sudden stop. we just wanted to get out as on as possible. we tried to break the windows. in front of us was chaos.i see anything else. we got out. >> let's go through what we know. moren 70 people in hospital, six in critical condition. police have arrested a local stationmaster in c

tel aviv attacked the barriers and checkpoints and blocked the streets.and other cities of occupied palestine also witnessed similar gatherings . the protesters announced that on thursday they will hold a national demonstration against the policies of the cabinet. therefore , the security minister of the zionist regime called the protesters anarchy . he called rioters who want to burn down the government of tel aviv, five european countries, france, germany, italy, spain and england , in a statement, asked the zionist regime to stop the construction of 7,000 settlement units in the west bank in order to reduce tensions. the american government's national security adviser also said that the continuation of settlement construction is an obstacle to peace. tel aviv has recently approved the construction of seven thousand new residential units. the prime minister of the zionist regime, netanyahu, wants to counter any actions of the palestinians against the expansion of the movement. he said that the settlement construction will not stop even for a day. these

saying the shooting operation in tel aviv 23 a year old and a resident of the west bank, the spokesman of the hamas movement, vasim , said after this operation that the crimes of the zionist occupation regime will not go unpunished. it can't stand. 2217 mehr housing units in the new city of hashtgerd were put into operation with the presence of the minister of roads and urban development. out of this number, 660 units are villas. the applicants were waiting for more than 10 years, 12 years , a little less, for the delivery of the project. arrived today in the new city more than 2,200 units in hashtgerd were presented to our dear compatriots, and out of this number, 660 units, more than 160 must be presented in the models you see , with three floors like a villa. good things are predicted and those who settled, the president in the meeting of the social council of the country considered the issue of hijab as a religious necessity and a legal requirement regarding the happenings of iranian society. to legal standards it should be taken into consideration as a principle in social life. th

write a while ago to the tel aviv police had informed deal with the opposition with full force. iran's construction was welcomed in russia at the international exhibition of the construction industry in moscow, and iranian companies were able to supply quality and competitive products with the help of knowledge-based companies, where more than 400 companies from russia and 15 countries of the world were present. but it was iranian products that attracted the offer of russian companies, for example, in sanitary faucets , we use knowledge-based companies that produce pv devices in iran. inside the country now this replacement and transfer of technology happened and we use the capacity of our friends and machines to produce icons. polyca pipe and fittings are the raw materials that we use from domestic companies, knowledge-based companies , we used bicarbonate in our products, most of our raw materials. we have very good examples of knowledge-based companies that supply construction stones and facing bricks in iran, which can meet the current standards of russia. it is russian gas.

they attacked took place in the last 90 minutes in central israel in tel aviv. i didn't go straight, didn't go street is a very busy street full of bars and restaurants and cafes. it's thursday night a. ordinarily it would have been packed but given the huge amounts of protesters that were in television today, it would have been even busier than it would have been normally. meanwhile, israel's president isaac, but hertzog says benjamin netanyahu government should abandon is judicial reform plan in favor of a model with broad support. it comes on the day, the us defense secretary met netanyahu and his defense minister. you have gallant and urge them to take steps to reduce tensions in the occupied. westbank. austin's visit was cut short by the going protests against the government's judicial reforms . russia has launched another wave of missile strikes across ukraine, killing of the sick civilians, and knocking out electricity. 11 cities were hit across the country and attacks as far west as rif, nay, and live. the kremlin says they were retaliation for an attack

this is tel aviv. you can see the flags and drums beating.aul also causing some concern abroad. a lot of questions about the state of democracy in israel. mr netanyahu was in the uk a few days ago. the opposition to the plan says it doesn't appear to of weakened president netanyahu is pledge this week to enshrine those several liberties and minority rights. i don't know if you copy rainbow flag there on the screen a short time ago. this is due for in overhaul during parliament in the april recess. and it's time for the weather. hello. tomorrow marks the start of british summer time. over the next few days, things will turn briefly colder again. more on that in a moment. back to this evening, this has been a picture through today. a fairly messy picture with showers or longer spells of rain in places. now our eyes are drawn to the system approaching from the south—west, which will bring rain into south—west england and wales to this evening and overnight, and also in the central southern and south—east england, east anglia, may be part of the

next up, we go to tel aviv and hawara in the occupied west bank.sunday, hundreds of israeli settlers attacked the village and what has been described as a pogrom while the israeli army looked on. israeli finance minister has called for hawara to be wiped out. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. a top israeli official has called for the palestinian village of hawara to be wiped out or erased just days after hundreds of israeli settlers attacked the city, setting cars and homes on fire and killing a palestinian man who had just returned from turkey where he was helping with relief efforts after the earthquakes. israel's far right finance minister bezalel smotrich made the shocking comments on wednesday. >> hawara needs to be wiped out. amy: the prime minister visited hawara to meet with families who survived the violent attack. clips what we have seen in this house is evidence of how big the crime carried out by the settlers, covered and protected

in tel aviv they never speak. we are the ones moving that forward a mass amount of people. i will just translate to the sentiment we have. we do not trust far right fascist representatives. we do not want them. the majority of israeli people do not want jewish supremacy in israel. we do not believe it. on my shirt you see democracy for all in hebrew, arabic, and english because we still believe even though they try to erase the language from israel, we want democracy for everyone and we do not want those settlers inside the government. this is what we shout and chant in the streets, that we do not want homophobic, racist, fascists in the knesset and the government. we deserve better this government. we deserve a government that works for us. remember we are in the middle of the middle east in crisis in our neighbors with iran, with different countries area -- different countries. we talk about poland and hungary. we are not in the middle of europe. israel is an island state. i am a gay man. where should i go? to egypt, syria? lebanon? if they close the airport, where should

we will go to tel aviv for the latest. then as the united nations warns 2 billion lack safe water, we will look at the fight to protect water across the globe. >> water needs to be at the center of the political enda. all humanity depends in some way on charting a new science-based course to bring water action agenda to lie. amy: and we will remember human rights activist and lawyer randall robinson. he has died at the age of 81. you played a critical role in the anti-apartheid movement in the united states and was a prominent critic of u.s. policy in 80. in 2004, he helped expose the u.s. role in the coup that ousted haitian president jean-bertrand aristide. >> the problem is with our democracy. it wasn't with theirs. we feel a divine right can go in and overthrow governments willy-nilly when they're living under leadership of their own clear choice. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in israel, hundreds of thousands of people poured i

. >> these are live pictures from tel aviv of some of those antigovernment protests. can see police on horseback and protesters chanting and waving flags. many of the protesters have set already that wouldn't be satisfiedith the reform, they are calling for them to be completely scrapped. before we go further, let's give your recap as to what this is all about. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been under immense pressure over controversial judicial reform that he wants to push through. it has provoked an outpouring of anger, now entering its 11th week in all parts of israeli society, including its powerful military. tens of thousands took to the streets on sunday evening after mr. netanyahu art his defense minister who h called for a pause on these changes. let's take a look at some of the protest today. in jerusalem, more than 100 thousand people gathered outside the knesset to protest against these reforms. there were smaller counter protest and jerusalem in it show support for the reform plans. these are the scenes in tel aviv last night after mr. netanyahu fi

and in israel laid government opens fire in central tel aviv 3 people are wounded before police shoot. the assailant dead militant islam missed organization says that the attack was carried out by one of its members. ah, i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. hamburg is in shocks a day after a shooting at a building used by jehovah. witnesses in the northern german city. authorities say that several people were killed and several others were injured. police have yet to give the extent of this attack or the possible motive. the shooter is thought to be among the dead. this is not a common sight in germany. police officials rushing through the streets, carrying wounded people to safety. these scenes after a shooter opened fire at a meeting of jehovah. witnesses in northern hamburg. been unwilling, are you? i'm a local residence, go to cisco. i heard loud gunshots, often munitions went to the window to see what was going on as it was showing some of them. i saw a man with a firearm machine as window of censorship. i filmed us. we'll have to start off and you feel, this is what the witn

in israel, a palestinian gunmen has opened fire on a crowded street in central tel aviv wounding 3 people before being killed by israeli police. the militant palestinian group, hamas has claimed the shooter a 23 year old from the west bank as its member. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called it a terror attack. at our teresa correspond, tonya kramer spoke to us earlier and gave us these details of the shooting, which came on the same day that so mass protests in israel against a government planned judicial reforms. well, as he said, we see no mass protests across the country virtually after 9 p. m. local time. a gunman starts to shoot at people in the center of television in the very, very busy street, even go streets. it's is street with cafes and restaurants and, and pops up. people are coming together. he was shooting at people sitting in to restaurant coffee there, according to the emergency service, meghan debbie, a don't at 3 people were wounded. one of them is in critical condition. they were all transferred, obviously to the hospital, but he said the attacker of us shot so

protesters last weekend shabbat evening gathered a record number of demonstrators in the center of tel aviva dude. i'm guessing yuri. wild here to hire. however, each time the demonstrations became more and more massive, and the clash with the police increasingly violent stumbling block of the conflict that divided israeli society into camps of irreconcilable opponents was the legal reform promoted by the government of benjamin netanyahu, the ruling coalition believe that the courts in israel have excessive powers capable of influencing decision of politicians and despite the demands of the opposition. pause freeze discussion of the reform at the time of finding a compromise, intend to bring the matter to an end in the near future. it will have to be adopted unequivocally, and it must be adopted before the end of the winter session. that is, until the beginning of april, but one of the opposition activists who picketed the house of the minister of agriculture from the ruling party of the announcer only fuels the passion. i tried to hit the politician on the head with a flag, he was accompan