west bank west. so use some footage. the protesters were demanding the opening of a road block by israel. tear gas as you can see here it was used by is really military forces to break off the rally. earlier this week, clashes had broken lives in the region between palestinian farmers. is really settlers during the annual olive target. nobliss, a palestinian city has been blocked by id f troops for some 10 days with israel seeing a rising. insurgence is the reason for the closure. meanwhile, a recent report from the united nation sees the region has been enduring its deadliest period in 16 years with over 100 palestinians being killed in 2022 alone . local journalists, selena camel can tell us more for more than 55 years since as your by the bill is being in with bank. the secretary is the government's are trying to find a policy of involving faith accompli and by the seniors. by increasing the system means activity by the condemnation, instead of making a low, recently they invited admission, especially at an apartment right in your bite, but as being entered, toted francisco. barney's publish head for every part other thing. a number of human rights concerns about us regarding the right of divinity and people to sell determination in the context of the settler colonial of your vision since the beginning of 2022. is there any autumn? we have comes around $140.00 by the seasons, including 18 in the city of noblest alone, which has witnessed and is that our only military escalation and shame, as it has so far disdain. 5030 buddy seniors, according to the village, see me on prison, not as a club. and just recently, as happens almost every year, even if the farmers have been suffering from the early settlers under the protection of the israeli army who attacked them me during the only part of this season, the farmer did lose a sack, came under the protection of the israeli army, which in this lamenting it's the mystic policy against the retarded, by allowing cit, let us so i stuck farmers and land put out a piece of madness. why did they burn my old trees? why their thieves, they still my olives, they spread incendiary materials on olive trees. i'm not dead, i'll come here every day. i am still alive. my name is abhor. a fought and i will come here to my land. open. the settlers attacked us with stones and try to push is our land. sometimes these ran the army claims. it waxed to arrest them. but in reality they sailed from us. they have stolen oil and olives, more than once from our land. unfortunately to palestine and authority can do nothing for us. we held that the can axe is our land easily. we want protection to stay on our land, put on volunteers, have been subjected to those that are a little as i thought i was having to with one of them on wednesday who was a sab, and had a leg broken by a group of fiddlers. while he was her bank, but if the upon mater part of this is only the cloth and bit my e members, state hungary has value to do whatever it come to reject any topped on proposals from the block. the could dumb. it gets relations with china, else after brussel said it would rethink the european union's approach to ties with beijing. this is a serious issue on the european agenda, and this is the possible destruction of the european chinese economic cooperation, which we definitely have to reject. if the ties between european and chinese companies and businesses would cut, it would have severe economic consequences for europe. while you may recall, a recent summit of e u leaders fail to agree in a decision to impose a price cap on russian gas supplies. germany and hungry refused to rush into an agreement the currently locsin official plus. we spoke to global policy, analysts, and comment hitter, george zamarelli new say's budapest is taking the right steps to maintain a stable economy. unlike other you countries. hungry has very expensive trade size with china. and you know, particularly with the electric batteries because you know, how hungry produces the china. so hungary is very intelligently cultivating economic and trade style with as many countries as possible. i mean, obviously it's as the extensive trading side with russia, you know, unlike anyone else in europe, but it's also seeking to cultivate extensive trade and commercial ties with china. the e u is following in the footsteps of the united states, which is tried to maximize the number of enemies or address there is that your conflict with at any time. so the e u, which has now disastrous early bad relations with russia, used to be going out of its way once agonized china as well. can other story to tell you by today, abraham try were way the young army captain who led the latest cupertino fast so has become interim president of the west african nation, 34 years old tro or is not one of the world's youngest heads of state. he was inaugurated in a ceremony by his inner circle of june, some members on friday, this month, the nation so violent and fiery protests with the french embassy, the french main cultural center. really the focus of the anger captain thrower is rice. the power comes as part of his face that widespread push will read separations in africa, an increasing number of former french colonies who are not turning to new partners or some reaction we heard in the birth quino. so can anybody, is this president as the will of the population politically, mclee administratively socially for keena must be re founded. should france leave. france is here to defend and protect dictators. it is not protecting the people. it is time for france to leave the dictators and joined the people to something law. we trust him all the people trust him regarding his youth, his dynamism, and after his speech, i believe he can rel

and a funeral procession held for palestinians failed in the occupied west bank -- killed in the occupied west protesters have been injured in sudan and demonstrations marking the first anniversary of the military coup. the takeover and did a transitional government meant to lead sedan into elections. the country's been in political turmoil since then with repeated protests and talks between parties failing to produce results. we have more from khartoum. reporter: the first anniversary of sedan military takeover, and thousands gathered to demonstrate in the capital, khartoum. and other cities. handing over power to a civilian government. >> we want to return to a democratic civilian tradition. the army should return to the barracks and militia groups to be dissolved. we don't want them to rule. they should know they are supposed to only preserve the country's security, not to overpower -- not to take overpower. reporter: entering a transitional government that was part of a power-sharing agreement. the military that deposed -- then deposed the prime minister and arrested senior government offi

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west bank. and as a result, many killings in the west bank this year, palestinians, more palestinians have been killed in the west bank and the gaza strip, which is quite odd if you look at it statistically. this can be tracked back to the israel changing it opened fire policy late last year, which has made it easier for israeli soldiers to shoot that palestinians. this is meant that there is a large civilian death toll inside the west bank larger than what we've seen. but particularly because we're in a moment now in history, where the younger generation of palestinians are fed up with living, living under occupation and so have created a number of armed groups who are taking armed action and opting for the armed struggle against israel. because there is no chance of peace talks working when it comes to the west and whether it will. ready act against violations of international law, or blocking of un delegations into set territories that the action on behalf of the west for the civil principles which the west employes will only be followed through on when it is an enemy of the west, which is committing these vio

west bank and as a result. so many killings in the west bank this year, palestinians, more palestinians have been killed in the west bank and the gaza strip, which is quite odd if you look at it statistically. this can be tracked back to israel changing. it's open fire policy late last year, which has made it easier for israeli soldiers to shoot that palestinians. this is meant that there is a large civilian death toll inside the west bank larger than what we've seen. but particularly because we're in a moment now in history. where the younger generation of palestinians are fed up with living, living under occupation, and so have created a number of armed groups who are taking armed action and opting for the armed struggle against israel. because there is no chance of peace talks working when it comes to the west and whether it will act against violations of international law or blocking of un delegations into sad territories. that the action on behalf of the west for the civil principles which the west employes will only be followed through on when it is an enemy of the west, which is committing these violations.

west bank and as a result. so many killings in the west bank this year, palestinians, more palestinians have been killed in the west bank and the gaza strip, which is quite odd if you look at it statistically. this can be tracked back to israel changing. it's open fire policy late last year, which has made it easier for israeli soldiers to shoot that palestinians. this is meant that there is a large civilian death toll inside the west bank larger than what we've seen. but particularly because we're in a moment now in history. where the younger generation of palestinians are fed up with living, living under occupation, and so have created a number of armed groups who are taking armed action and opting for the armed struggle against israel. because there is no chance of peace talks working when it comes to the west and whether it will. ready acts against violations of international law, or blocking of un delegations into sad territories. the action on behalf of the west or the civil principles which the west employes will only be followed through on when it is an enemy of the west, which is committing these violation

the most violent here in the west bank. 2000 out of the $114.00 palestinians killed by israeli forces in the west bank this year. a 3rd were shot in jeannine in the northern west bank. early on saturday, 2 palestinians were killed during confrontations after an israeli reed in the jean refugee camp about council of lives and the injuries were focused on the upper body parts. one of them was a direct boat to the head and the other was to the next. the 2 men arrived at the hospital and their hearts thought to look we couldn't resuscitate, learn enough. night and daily reeds have recently been met with armed confrontations in the place. israel called the wasps nest. military analysts assuming there are hundreds of armed palestinians inside the janine refugee camp. last week, these really military approved the use of thrones port targeted assassination as palestinians use of gunfire increases largely unarmed in the face of a violent military occupation policy and say they can only rely on themselves. recent polls suggest the palestinian support for an armed uprising against israel at 48 percent. the odds of achieving peace are low, but standing still, the young he

basically giving any kind of a positive contribution to the situation in the west bank, even though the killing of innocent people in the west bank does have a weight and does have a full force among the students in front of israel, palestinian parties but again, the election in israel, including the divisions among the are a political parties, is taking a lot on the account of what is happening in the west bank. and even if we take the other sector, which is also the human rights organization, because whoever was revealed they exposes the violations of the occupation or not the only adult finance or the are a political park is it is road, but also the human rights organization. if we pick forms on both the palestinians and the list bond, the most important of them like a hawk, have been declared a star restored united nation. while they have been documenting war crimes, including the killing of innocent people, the subject of our, of our discussion and no human rights in israel. on the other hand, if they do want to appeal, for example, on the of investigation or the closure of investigation, of killing of the simians by th

west bank. 2000. out of the $114.00 palestinians killed by israeli forces in the west bank this year. a 3rd were shot in jeannine in the northern west bank. early on saturday, 2 palestinians were killed during confrontations after an israeli reed in the genie and refugee camps of council of lives and the injuries were focused on the upper body parts. one of them was a direct boat to the head and the other was to the next. the 2 men arrived at the hospital in their heart stop to look, we couldn't resuscitate them. night and daily rate have recently been met with armed confrontations in the place. israel called the wasps nest. military analyst estimate there are hundreds of on palestinians inside the janine refugee camp. last week, these really military approved the use of drew's port targeted assassinations as palestinians use of gunfire increases largely unarmed in the face of a violent military occupation. palestinian said they can only rely on themselves. recent pull suggest the palestinian support for an armed uprising against israel at 48 percent. the odds of achieving peace are lo

west bank came on the fire. the palestinian city of nablus in the occupied west bank has been blockaded by the israeli army for more than a week. israel says it's searching for suspects involved in gun attacks. but palestinians say its collective punishment. neither abraham reports from numbers. baby alonzo 18 has spent nearly half of her life at this israeli checkpoint. born in annapolis hospital late on monday. her parents are trying to bring her home to calculate city a trip that often takes around 40 minutes. but it's been hours due to an israeli blockade imposed on nablus more than a week ago in bed with all the saw, the baby has a little difficulty breathing. so we want to take her to an incubator. eileen is one of hundreds trying to leave nablus through this checkpoint, which is the only way out. bless if i get a referral for ferla, i've been waiting for more than one and a half hours young. i won't make an profit to me with the gases expensive and i'm resting it on the roach. israel says the siege aims to prevent the growing number of gun attacks. these really are me told the jazz, eat more than 170 have be

west bank. armed confrontations broke out early on friday. policy infections of cold for a day of rage, at least a 117 palestinians had been killed by his really forces in the occupied west bank since the beginning of the year. that abraham is lying from ramallah in the occupied west bank near. oh, can you tell us about what's happening in janine at the moment? we know that there's really forces have withdrawn from the area of surrounding the janine refugee camp after read. that took place early this morning that left one palestinian killed initially the house in, in health ministry said that to were killed but there has been successful attempts to resuscitate one of those who were injured. he's a doctor who was nearby a hospital when he was shot at. he's now at a very critical condition, but according to medical sources, he's still alive. 6 people have been wounded in this operation, this past 60 palestinians, including to medics and we've seen videos of israeli forces shooting at their medics that were trying to evacuate those who had injured and killed. in general, janine has been the epicenter of tension in the past. few months, it has people who take up arms. they s

west bank. the policies affect the many. in the occupied west bank, the army is still blocking roads from nablus over palestinian gun attacks and after a soldier was shot dead a fortnight ago. it is a slow road and palestinians call this collective punishment. back at the rally, ben—gvir�*s fans think only his party can keep them safe. there are people that have target have go and they go forward. they don't care what is on their way. what do you mean by that? they have a target. they go forward. what do they believe? where we should be. and they go there. their opponents call them pyromaniac as they portray themselves as patriots. israel's race to break its election deadlock sees a battle over how far the far right will reach. tom bateman, bbc news, jerusalem. the coronation of the zulu king, is about to take place in south africa. he will be officially recognised as monarch by president cyril ramaphosa. representatives from royal families across africa are in attendance. this is a government backed ceremony followed by a ceremony when the king hunted a lion. 0ur correspondent nomsa maseko is in durban. take us through what is happening. thousands of people started gathering here at the stadium in south africa's coastal city of durban to witness the official coronation. we understand that the king's motorcade has arrived and zulu warriors are now standing by to usher him inside the stadium for the official start of the ceremony. now, president will be here to give the new king and accreditation certificate, which basically certifies them as the ninth king. and the thousands of zulu gathered her say they have been waiting for this for a very long time. this is the first time in 50 years that are zulu king has been correlated. the last time that happened was in 1971 on a rainy day when the late king was correlated by the apartheid government. this is the first time that a black president is going to be handing over this accreditation certificate. . ~ , ., certificate. take us through the role of a zulu _ certificate. take us through the role of a zulu king. _ certificate. take us through the role of a zulu king. the - certificate. take us through the role of a zulu king. the zulu . certificate. take us through the l role of a zulu king. the zulu king does not have _ role of a zulu king. the zulu king does not have political— role of a zulu king. the zulu king does not have political power- does not have political power however he does have influence when it comes to the people who particularly believe in the monarchy. we were to report that the zulu nation is south africa's biggest nation with just over 12 million people. and because of south africa's tumultuous past when it wasn'tjust africa's tumultuous past when it wasn't just a africa's tumultuous past when it wasn'tjust a pate and black south africans fighting against apartheid, there was defences infighting between different ethnic groups. social confusion cohesion has been held as important. that is why these events are welcomed and funded by the government. this events are welcomed and funded by the government.— events are welcomed and funded by the government. this is a scene live there in the — the government. this is a scene live there in the stadium _ the government. this is a scene live there in the stadium as _ the government. this is a scene live there in the stadium as the - there in the stadium as the coronation begins of the new zulu king. now time for a look at the weather.. hello. we had a fair amount of cloud and some outbreaks of rain around so far today. that rain gradually moving northwards and eastwards across the uk. as we head through the rest of the weekend, we stick through the mild seem particularly today and more rain around at times. we have got low pressure setting out to the westly or south—westerly direction. you can see the orange colours on the map. we are going to see that rain pushing across northern ireland into southern scotland as we had through the afternoon. the northern part of scotland keeping dry without sunshine. in the south, particular the western of england and wales. down towards the south—east 22 celsius in that sunshine. it will feel quite warm out there today. most places in the mid—to high teens. that band of rain could be quite heavy at times for scotland, thatis quite heavy at times for scotland, that is going to gradually push its way northwards overnight. clearing skies, still a scattering of showers overnight. it is going to be frosty, temperatures not falling below 1a degrees. don't forget the clocks are set to go back by an hour in the early hours of sunday morning. it is going to be good by british summer time and will feel less summary is going to the week ahead. 0n time and will feel less summary is going to the week ahead. on s

west bank. well the 500 people have died in nigeria as west floods in a decade. unusually heavy rains lead to destruction, of tens of thousands of homes. the government is starting area assessments of one of the worst areas in a number of state. thousands of people are trapped in remote communities and at least 1400000, the displaced. i mean, the jury has more from alca, the capital of a number of state. it's a, it's a massive, massive disaster here in another state like in many other parts of the country. now there are 2 major rivers in niger, the niger and the benway, and the all flowed down south. and these waters as the cold, as you go down, they joined waters from other tributaries that invaded communities, especially those living are along the coast river and areas. these areas are completely submerged, playing into all kinds yesterday, playing into a number yesterday. it was a devastating speed below us. now we understand that the government is set up. several comes housing, thousands of people. they try to deliver us much supplies as possible to these people who need assistance. some communities

great forces not only heading towards hassan from the west, but also from the north, and the russians already exposed. there they on the west bank of the depot river is really, really wide river. it is at its widest at that point. and crazy, been able to base to destroy all the crossings. and now russia depend on pontoon bridges and air transit to get supplies that garrison there. so they're very, very vulnerable. and there's a sense that grant is now really reaping the rewards, months of fairly kind of low level and kind of mythological work. it's trying to destroy russian supply lines, russian arms deposed. and now those russian soldiers are really suffering from basically kind of starvation over. i mean, isn't there really you're having to think 3 times about using all kinds of weapon systems and not really able to respond in kind to the kind of barriers that coming on too, coming up against from the ukrainians. now, moving into wisconsin, that was des des connolly, and give now the conflict new crane and efforts to end it have also drawn the attention of the world's richest men, illinois musk. he's published his suggestions

you crazy forces not only heading towards castle from the west, but also from the north and the russians already exposed. there they on the west bank of the d, pro river is really, really wide river. it is at its widest at that point. and ukraine's it been able to base to destroy all the crossings. and now rushers depend on pontoon bridges and air transit to get supplies that garrison there. so they're very, very bundle. and there's a sense that you, ukraine is now really reaping the rewards of months of fairly kind of low level and kind of mythological work. it's trying to just destroy russian supply lines, russian, alms depots, and now those russian soldiers are really suffering from basically kind of starvation over. i mean, is there really you have to think 3 times about using all kinds of weapon systems and not really able to respond in kind to the kind of barriers that coming up to coming up against from the ukrainians now. yet, moving into wisconsin, that is all sounds very impressive, but there is no doubt been heavy costs in both terms of both human life and material for the ukrainian forces. what can you tell us about tho

west. and this is the kind of isolated russian kind of exclaim of control on the west bank of the dipper river. the ukrainians have destroyed most the bridge is going across. it's very difficult for the russians to re supply those forces. they're of assistance last week. that is a bit of ukraine that has been illegally annexed by russia. so this is, you know, a direct threat to climate putin's claim to be in this part of ukraine forever. and there is a sense and increasing a kind of panic to messages on russian social media from military blog as that ukraine might actually have some success there next few days. so a sense of kind of growing peril for the russian garrison there. and, you know, growing calls from the russian side for that it may put to do something about it until you know up the stakes for ukraine before, you know, russia faces another defeat, like it's sort of lemon in recent days. the latest developments there from nick connelly in keith, thank you very much. you're watching d. w. use up next hour. documentary looks at women chattering architectures. glass ceiling, gal, elvis,

west bank came under fire. the palestinian city of nablus in the occupied west bank has been blockaded by the israeli army for more than a week. the military says it's searching for gun attack. suspects palestinian say is just collective punishment. it. abraham reports from numberless baby alonzo 18 has spent nearly half of her life at this israeli checkpoint. born in annapolis hospital late on monday. her parents are trying to bring her home to calculate city a trip that often takes around 40 minutes. but it's been hours due to an israeli blockade imposed on nablus more than a week ago in bed with all this stuff. the baby has a little difficulty breathing. so we want to take her to an incubator. eileen is one of hundreds trying to leave nablus through this checkpoint, which is the only way out. glasses like in arizona for, for i've been waiting for more than one and a half hours young. i will make an profit to me with the gases expensive and i'm resting it on the roads. israel says the siege aims to prevent the growing number of gun attacks. these really are me, told the jazz, eat more than 170 have been carried out. so for this year an old group in nablus called the lions den, has claimed responsibility for several attacks in recent weeks. and israeli soldier was killed in one drive by shooting last week. these were a policy of collective punishment is not new. for decades. israel has been demolishing palestinian homes blocking the road. i'm imposing measures against the whole community, the neighbourhood, palestinian, save their being killed, detained, and their lives are getting more difficult. all under the pretext of security is really officials believe the blockade will put pressure on palestinians to abandon arms and deter them from carrying out attacks. while the palestinian authority has succeeded in recruiting some fighters to its ranks, analysts say only a political solution will and the need for armed groups. general dissatisfaction with the palestinian authority has led to many people supporting them. despite the growing is williams diction. it's sort of action the ribbon would give legitimacy and gives support to i mean, group to any burleson, i mean faction of the one that may come out and show that resilience that we missed for so so, so many, many, many, many years there was negotiations and promises of independence and statehood have been going on for decades, and that means baby alene, and her fellow palestinians could be looking at a lifetime of wakeman. he deborah he elijah's eda, the occupied west many, many. another 15 people have died in the latest uganda and outbreak of the boulevard in the past 2 weeks, bringing the total number of deaths up to 40 for the president. your wedding was 70, has ordered the 2 central distant districts to the halls or the outbreak to be put on to lockdown. the strain currently circulating in the country does not have a vaccine the what head of the world health organization has worn that there's a narrow window to prevent genocide in ethiopia. northern to gray region champion forces launched an offensive against to grand rebels 2 years ago. the conflict has killed thousands of people. ted ross, gabrielle zeus, who is from to grey as food and health care being used as weapons of war. this is a health crisis for 6000000 people and the world is not paying enough attention. i urge the international community and the media to give this crisis the attention it deserves. there is a very narrow window. now to prevent genocide, the james web space telescop

were killed in separate residents across the west bank, the youngest of which was a 14-year-old killed along the separation wall between israel and the west soldiers fired upon somebody throwing molotov cocktails at them. i want to give you context as to where this is happening, it's hard to describe how sensitive and volatile the situation is right now. there are nearly daily israeli military operations across the west bank, nearly daily clashes, increasingly armed palestinian youth, 18, 20 peyear olds picki up guns. there doesn't seem to be anybody or any sort of force moving towards negotiations or political horizon that could calm the situation down. the israeli military has launched nearly daily raids that have killed more than 105 palestinians after a series of attacks earlier this year that killed some 18 people but these daily, daily -- daily raids are killing palestinians at a level not seen since 2015. israel sis most of those killed were violently attacking their soldiers but dozens of unarmed civilians including journalists have been caught up as a result. now, we are seemingly now in this sort of endless cycle of raids, the c

just settle day today changes big fog bank kulov's west coast west coast cool coast.then warm inland. san francisco. usually i'm talking about that's going to be in the nineties blah, blah, blah, strong offshore breeze. no it has been foggy and cold 61 today. that's the forecast. i 62 on monday. sunday was only 59. saturday was 61. friday was 64, the average highest 71. the city has yet to have a 70 degree temp this month. the water temps came down. i mean, really came down, especially around monterey. all three of those boys were around 64 65 about a week ago. not anymore. san francisco buoys down to bodega bay point reyes and point arena, also down from the upper fifties low sixties. had some forties mainly fifties . now even set sjc is 59. so, with all this cloud cover in a few high clouds over its were stuck, but we had that little over us yesterday. well circulation, then went down to southern california boy did it erupt. i'll say a lot of thunderstorm activity. look at that east of fresno. so on the high desert, also over the grapevine and even towards santa bar

west bank, israel is continuing to carry out daily military rates, least hundred 20 palestinians have been killed so far this year making it the deadliest year in the west bank since 2015. on one side, president biden met with the israeli president at the white house during public remarks, neither mentioned palestinians, the occupied west bank, or gaza. >> the level of killing on a daily basis, raids and palestinian cities come if you want to go back to the accords, under complete posting and, there is no palestinian control. it is completely under israeli assault with the attacks on civilians. i believe the number is up to 30 children among them who have been killed. the arrest, the raids of civilian homes, particularly in the middle of theight with children being taken off her terrogation,ouble abruptly -- deliver really aimed at undermining posting families to survive, it is our horrific situation. the uss had nothing to say about it despite providing billions to the israeli military in effect fact we're even hearing any discussion of this congress, in the white house, mainstream press, is a travis street -- travesty has to be dealt with in a much more overweight. has to does is support is what enables the raids to go on with impunity. that is at court this issue at holy the united tions and other parts of the inter

west bank. it comes as fears grow further violence with confrontations breaking out a crossed east jerusalem and the west bank over the last 48 hours. a major protests by palestinians has now subsided inside a refugee camp in jerusalem. >> what you can see here are men and boys leaving noon prayers. this is significant because it is been happening pretty much every day over the last week is people have been holding the prayers up by the israeli checkpoint and that has led to big confrontations. today what we see is a calming of the situation inside the camp. people are now able to exit the camp and enter jerusalem on the westk and that matters because what people have been saying is it's been like a prison inside the camp over the last week. as the military his severely restricted entry and exit the camp. there are tens of thousands of people any of them work inside jerusalem. apparently some kind of limited resolution to that, but the wider situation remains really concerning at the moment. that's because the israelis are still searching for gunmen who killed two soldiers over the last week. there are rates in and out of the camp over the last week. at the same time, at least six palestinians have been killed. tensions are extremely high. you can see in the camp things are moving again. there's a lot of concern about the direction in east jerusalem and across the west bank. >> environmental protesters have thrown soup at one of the most famous paintings at the national gallery in london. the sunflowers. it has not been damaged and it is already back on display. two women have been arrested. the united nat

west bank. on friday, two more palestinians were killed in the west bank town of jeanine in what the military said was a shootout with militants while they were in the camp to arrest a member of the hamas militant group. these near daily military raids and more frequent palestinian attacks have made a this the deadliest year for palestinians and israelis since 2015. as more and more young palestinians pick up arms and militant hot spots, with seemingly no political force in sight to stop what has become an endless cycle. and overnight more violence, israeli army reporting that they shot and killed a palestinian assailant who shot and israeli settlement in the westing one man. but as the jewish high holidays come to a close, this monday, and israeli elections are coming on november 1, it doesn't feel as though there is anything really being done on any political level to try to stem this cycle of violence. in fact it just feels as though the tensions and the clashes and the violence could possibly just get worse. hadas gold, cnn, jerusalem. >>> turkey's president is expected to visit the town in the country's north where exhausted rescuers are searching for survivors of a deadly coal mine explosion. the country's health minister says at least 28 people are dead and dozens are reported trapped in the rubble. the blast happened near the black sea on friday. what sparked the explosion is still unclear, but the energy minister earlier indicated there may have been a naturally occurring gas like methane in the mine. 110 people were working there at the time of the blast. >>> we're tracking another powerful weather system as tropical depression karl b

occupied west bank. confrontations broke out early on friday. palestinian factions of colds for a day of rage. at least a $117.00 palestinians have been killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank since the beginning of the year. brought him his live from ramallah for office in the occupied west bank. so in the last few days, when talking about troubles in short, shaw far refugee camp. what happened to get things kicked off in jeanine refugee camp? what's happened is that these really forces have rated that you need refugee camp and it's bounding in the air. the hours of the morning leading to confrontation, an armed confrontations between the armed men in the jeanie refugee camp. these really soldiers, these raids are not something new. they used to happen on a nightly basis. now we see them happening even in the light leading to confrontation by palestinian men in the janine refugee camp, who believe that the palestinian authority in the international community is not doing enough to help them get rid of the daily violations of these really occupations. so they take up arms that they want to fight these really forces. we've seen a lot of people from jeanine itself, commi

occupied west bank armed confrontations broke out early on friday. palestinian factions of cold for a day of rage. at least and a $119.00 palestinians have been killed wise, ready forces in the occupied west bank since the beginning of the year. that abraham, his life more madeline out in the occupied west bank, saw how to trouble starting. jenny trouble started when these really forces graded jeanine refugee camp early in the morning, leading to armed confrontations between palestinians, they're on israeli soldiers. 2 of those killed were identified as 20 year old matina, the boy who is a member of a alex, a brigades, which is the armed faction of islamic jihad. and the other was i did as doctor up the love with teen. according to frederick official in the refugee camp a, he says that the, the doctor was actually participating in the army confrontations against these ready soldiers. also a 3rd palestinian has the come to his wounds. ah, he was a believe to have participated in a shooting attack in september. he was arrested then. and it's not expected for these really forces to hand over his body for burial. as israel has a policy of detaining the bodies of palestinians is deemed suspect

west. and this is the kind of isolated russian or exclaim of control on the west bank of the the pro river. the ukrainians have destroyed most the bridge is going across. it's very difficult for the russians to re supply those forces that of systems last week. that is a bit of ukraine that has been illegally annexed by russia. so this is you a direct threat to blame putins claim to be in this part of ukraine forever. and there is a sense and increasing a kind of panic to messages on russian social media from military bloggers that ukraine might actually have some success there next year. well, it's german unity day. so he, 2 years ago on the 3rd of october 1990 west germany and the german democratic republic came together and fully re unified. it was the 1st time since the end of the 2nd world war $9045.00, that there was a single german state again. chance, lola sholtes and president font fighter style my are expected to attend the main sir. celebrations in the city of airport later today. but for now, let's take a look at how re unifications came about berlin on the 3rd of october 1990. when to germany's became one again. it was soviet leader gorbachev's policies of glass not than perestroika had thought about german reunification. the fall of the wall marked the beginning of a new chapter for germany, and the beginning of a new era of appeasement, between east and west, russia and europe. we're both at 32 years later, putin's born ukraine has fundamentally changed that relationship. germany has imposed far reaching sanctions on russia and is now sending heavy weapons to fight russian soldiers on ukrainian soil. and ordinary germans attitudes t

west, but also from the north, and the russians already exposed. there they on the west bank of the depot river is really, really wide river. it is at its widest at that point. and you craze. it been able to base to destroy all the crossings. and now rushers depend on pontoon bridges and air transit to get supplies that garrison there. so they're very, very vulnerable. and there's a sense that ukraine is now really reaping the rewards of months of fairly kind of low level and kind of mythological work. it's trying to just destroy russian supply lines, russian, alms depots, and now those russian folks are really suffering from basically kind of starvation over. i mean, is there really yeah, having to think 3 times about using all kinds of weapon systems and not really able to respond in kind to the kind of barriers that coming on too, coming up against from the ukrainians. now yet, moving into wisconsin, now this all sounds very impressive, but there is no doubt been heavy costs in both terms of both human life and material for the ukrainian forces. what can you tell us about those losses and what might that mean for their advance? well that's the thing, the ukraine military keeps a very tight laid on all these kinds of stats and even in terms of lives lost early on the conflict, let alone material and kind of weapon systems. i think the important thing to bear in mind though, is that it does seem like those western weapons deliveries are getting here in time and increasingly in large volumes or shorter time frames than was case the beginning of the war. and we're, we're seeing that those high mar systems as rocket author systems that have been so crucial to ukraine's ability to destroy russian logistics by the front lines. they are still operating near the russian media has covered supposedly, stories about the destruction, the systems, time and time again. but here we see that they are still operating, that those stories are not true. and in terms of, you know, boots on the ground, there is no shortage in this country. people willing to fight. you remember those pictures from the early days. the war when had huge cues outside of the mentioned recruiting offices. and that is still largely the case. what ukraine needs are, weapons and more complex weapon systems, missile systems that can reach targets further away from their positions. but in terms of the kind of equipment on the level and the kind of complexity we have so far doesn't seem like they are currently in difficult situation. that's everything on the conventional side of the war. but the shadow of the russian nuclear threat is of course, ever present. how seriously are people where you are taking that i think for the longest time, this was kind of not taken seriously, was deemed to be just an empty threat coming from russian attempt to kind of up the stakes rhetorically. in a kind of time where we're seeing russian conventional forces lose time and time again on the battlefield. an attempt to get maybe the scare less the ukrainians who already dealing with russia. but may be the european countries, it ascending supplies to woods, ukraine, or, and, you know, people will just discount him is the most bought. i think one thing that has made will think, have been statements in recent days by retired top us generals and betray us. we had from been hodges and they were basically kind of giving some detail what they would expect. the u. s. results to be if nuclear weapons were used, they were, they were very clear. say they were speaking in a personal capacity. they hadn't been told to do so, but the fact that we've seen these 2, general se valley kind of similar things in give holler, detail, has raised questions here and key of whether there is a kind of signal being sent to moscow indirectly by these retired figures and you, i've had reports, people here trying to find out what to do is new to the used, what kind of strategies to employ, what kind of ideas, tablets, or other kind of measures could help them. so there is a sense that this is a real possibility, but it's not changing behavior. there's no sense the ukraine is now suddenly thinking about coming to the table and kind of giving in to russian demands to avoid this. but it is certainly something it is gonna be a foreign in people's minds right now at a time where things are really not looking good for that in the future. we'll have more on that response to the nuclear threats later, but for now we'll leave it there with you. did of you corresponding calmly and keep thanks very much ukrainian forces are also pushing on with their counter offensive in northeastern ukraine. yet his russian forces withdraw from that region. evidence is emerging of what was a brutal occupation even is not coming back. months after he disappeared, his mother is still trying to figure out what happened. actually one is about don't, will use. he went to the forest with his friend to pick up pine claims to like the some of our to make teacher sure. does that bridge a judge? and i never saw him again. that melissa. she believes even was tortured in the basement of this house. neighbors identified his body by the jacket he wore from the local grain factory where he worked he had a photo with him over when he was a boy. oh boy, you the town of easy on was among the 1st taken by russian forces after the war started, and it became a command center for them. they set up at least 10 torture sykes. ah andrei caught sal was captured shortly after joining the ukrainian army. once his captors let him go, he sought shelter at a nearby monastery. b unbearable. they beat me only where my kidneys and liver are rather than directly in my face. and they beat the hell out of my back. when you are, they tried not to leave any scars of most of it is young has been destroyed. the city is without electricity, gas, a water. many families rely upon humanitarian 8 to get by one year. i think we're here to get close for our children and food. that's what we need. but despite the difficulties after months of terror under occupation, life seems to be slowly returning to the city. brazil's presidential election will be settled in a 2nd round voting on october 30th. the former president, leftist louise anacio lula desilva took 48 percent of the vote, while the incumbent president, right wing populous europe, boston aro, received an unexpectedly strong, 43 percent. that tight race means voters face a tense run off rallying for 2 very different kinds of brazil. 6 the mood is festive despite an unexpectedly tight race. many hope a change in leadership will bring about an end to economic hardship. ah, okay, but as you, why am i celebrating here? because jesse is experiencing difficult dimes for 4 years, he has had a government that has been left to people that isn't gift for the people. supporters of left wing candidates and former president lula hope he will make good on a campaign promise to address socio economic inequalities, as well as stem and alarming increase in deforestation? was it okay quote, you know that the economy is not good, that your quality of life isn't good, that the job market isn't good so that the health system isn't good. we want to make our country better again, lou, the is remembered by some for the economic prosperity during his presidency. but supporters of both scenario also recall lou. las conviction on corruption charges a judgement later overturned. oh yeah, i think there's a thickened down and we must look like, well then it will be the to it against the life dale of confidence. oh god against corruption, alabama didn't freedom of blood to nato against the censorship of lula leslie. we were both scenario has outperformed polls despite being blamed for economic decline during his term. was he also faced criticism for miss handling the pandemic. but the level of support for his conservative brand of god, country and family politics is still high. ah, mother fill them in today we overcame, the light leveled out of it, putting institute predicted something around 50 percent and 30 percent. we overcame that light of that. we have a 2nd round of voting blue. there will be a level of playing field for both sides. well, the 2 candidates will now face each other in a run off on the 30th of october. let's get more now from rio de janeiro with our correspondent, john ramirez. johan, always good to see you. so let's look at these opinion polls. first of all because they appear to have been quite a bit off. what more can you tell us about that day? according to julia boston, out of the pause where it wrong, because they may, they dishonest surveys intended to harm him to harm his companion, to discourage his supporters, to go to forward that yes, said they, but beyond this conspiracy very shall. i think that in brazil been such a polarized society, there was a huge i hidden vote. i mean people who didn't want the express opened in public who they were going to vote for. and that he did vote was expressed yesterday was a hidden vote. most defeat in favor off j bowles, so narrow almost every pole was forecast in some 3536 per cent of support for variable scenario. but at the end of the day, he got a larger support much more than that. and that is, as it is actually a positive result for both so narrow, but is a sin not enough, i'm far from enough. if he wants to be relaxed, it's on the 2nd round. an hour down to just these 2 candidates bull sanara and lulu the front runners. where do supporters of other candidates go? lula seems to be de favorites for the 2nd round, especially because most of the other 9 candidates who took part in the 1st round. most of them did it because they wanted to be a different option against j. u both when are they opposed to both on our most of them. so i don't see how they could support both on our, in the perspective of a 2nd round. but anyway, this is politics and everything will depend on what the candidates and the political parties are. going to negotiate in the coming weeks, but there is something very important we haven't mentioned so far and it is the abstain shenise that yesterday more than 30000000 people didn't vote 30 medium people. if they decide to go to vote in the 2nd round, they could completely change the outcome on october 30th. it's very interesting. always those who don't vote bell, it's look o bit broader here, brazil is of course a big and important country. what impact will the winning cap candidate not only have on brazil, but the countries relations internationally the impact is going to is going to be very important. i mean, a potential when in the forge, are you both on that or would be a consolidation of his ride, a wink project, he's riding way of thinking in terms of economy, climate change to rights for indigenous people rights for minorities. so it would be very important in brazil and abroad and a potential to win in other silva would be inspect, fact with are coming back of the left in the country. let's remember delruda, the syllabi was convicted for corruption. the scandal who was in prison a couple of years. and now he's about to become the next president over of ross's, so it would be a raving indication for him, but also a huge victory for the laughter in the continent that has now many other left wing presidents in other countries. so it would be a major victoria for the laughter. let's remembered that brazil had giant in terms of economy and the largest democracy of latin america. johan ramirez, always good to see you. we'll leave it there for now with you in rio de janeiro. and turning now to some other stories making news around the world right now. iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei, as accused the united states and israel of planning the widespread protests that are gripping the country is commons came after weeks of silence on the unrest, which appears to be the result of home grown frustrations. video shared as social media show clashes between protesters and riot police at tear. hans sharif university overnight in indonesia of police chief has been fired, and 9 officer suspended after a weekend stampede. and a football stadium killed 125 people, a spokesman said melange cities head of police has been replaced as part of an inquiry into the tragedy. dozens of more officers are being investigated for unethical behavior. the u. k. finance minister, the chancellor of exchequer, quasi quoting, has pledged, quote, no more distractions in an address to conservative party members. the promise is a response to the government. dropping his plans to slash the top tax rate that led to financial chaos. the british pound and stock market rallied following the u. turn. at least 9 people, including senior regional officials, have been killed in 2 car bombings in the capital of somalis. somali is here on region extremist rebel group. i'll show bob has claimed responsibility for the attack on local government headquarters. thereon region has been the center of a recent mobilization against the rebels. and voice from the economic community of west african states are expected to arrive in burkina faso on tuesday following the country's 2nd military coup in less than 9 months. the new leader abraham tower has accepted the resignation of the countries. now ex president paul, ari was on dog dom eva. he was toppled by junior army officers on friday and his fled to neighboring togo. the crew is spart concern among world powers as the region battles, a growing, islamist insurgency. captain abraham jodi is bertina. fossils new self declared leader. he has prom, mr. tackle insecurity and appeal for unity to fix the country's problems. for shall we live with me while we need to speed things up to the entire country faces an emergency. so each one, their own level must go faster and abundant, all cumbersome under necessary, red tape unity le. hundreds of people have marched, who the street, the capital to celebrate the crew about it. no one will threaten the existence of this country. we have to fight for our country, fight, army will sup

west bank. he tells me, out of the $114.00 palestinians killed by israeli forces in the west bank this year . a 3rd were shot in gene in the northern westbank. early on, saturday to palestinians were killed during confrontations. afternoon israeli reed in the jean refugee camp and it's about council across the injuries are focused in the upper body. part was one of them was a direct vote to the head and the other was to the neck. and the 2 men arrived at the hospital in their hearts talked, we couldn't resuscitate last night. and the rates have recently been met with armed confrontations in the place. israel called the wasps nest. military analysts assuming there are hundreds of armed palestinians inside the janine refugee camp. last week, these really military approved the use of thrones. put targeted assassination as palestinians use of gunfire increases largely unarmed in the face of a violent military occupation. palestinian say they can only rely on themselves. recent polls suggest the palestinian support for an armed uprising against israel at 48 percent. the odds of achieving peace are low, but standing still, the young hearsay is no longer an option. but him al jazeera he occupied with the bank, meanwhile, and israeli soldier was killed him, 3 other people wounded in an attack on a military checkpoint and occupied eastern them. these railey armies as a soldier was 18 year old know l as are they say a palestinian gunman opened fire on the check point near the shoe off that refugee can. a search for the attacker is ongoing anti government demonstrations across iran have entered a 4th week against the handling of the death of muslim meaning. while she was in police custody. the witnesses made least one person was killed on saturday, but please deny that officers were involved president abraham, right. you see face demonstrations when he visited women's or new university. and ron on saturday, a wave of public on rest of his around since, i mean he's death last month. wrestle said it has worn out from the capital up the quite 3. they probably call the in iran on saturday. the put the spot across the country once again in the largest cities in iran, they were widespread demonstrations being held in iran for the 1st time. the demonstration spread around grand bizarre. and one of the police had also was sat on fire. this is quite significant because grand bizarre into iran is an important business hob, and any disruption in the business could further detail create the older, the struggling economy in the, in the country. so among the protests that were held on saturday, those in could, on provence, were particularly violent. they would report to several people have been killed by the security forces. however, the security forces are seen that only one person have been killed and that the pro tours are, are responsible for dr. kelly and the deport that we're not on the, on the 3 in the university is also there were widespread being held. and today, the president of iran, ibrahim racy, has with that one of them. does that work out and the enemies thought they could follow their vicious desires inside the university. unaware that our students and professors were awake and would not allow the enemy's false dreams to come true. in iran, the general understanding among the officials is that the recent developments in iran are a part of international conspiracy against iran. they believe that this protest where engineers, emperor walked by the foreign public and they said that you run into how full of there's plot against iran, however, that the motivations that took place on saturday saw that this protests are still far away from dine down. well, meanwhile, a group of hackers also interrupted iranian state television briefly on saturday with anti government messages. the iranian news program is broadcasting and appearance by around supreme leader, ayatollah ali jose, the act of screened images of masa, a minnie, and 3 teenage girls. and as you the call during the protest, after her death, written slogans including women, life, freedom, and the blood of our youth is on your hands will also play that live on their amass funeral has been held and became a fast. so for $27.00 soldiers killed in an attack, there among $37.00 people who died last month after an ambush on a convoy taking food to the north. they attacked trigon at last week's qu, led by military leader abraham troy. now the new itself appointed president. nicholas hack reports. who kina? faso is morning. it's dead. the barracks. an eerie silence. only broken by the names of soldiers who all killed by. i sold fighters while protecting a humanitarian convoy in the north last month. it was when attacked too many for military leaders. brian tore, angered by another humiliating defeat. he staged to cool last friday, becoming burkina faso, his newest leader. the aftermath of the attack was captured on mobile phone. hundreds of trucks burned. they were transporting wheat and rice to debo. a town of 350000 people in the north, besieged by iso since february, where people are dying of hunger truck driver. abdulla hub suargo survived the attack he still in shock. since without a problem. hearing the attack, we noticed our soldiers were no match. they were weaker, the iso fighters were stronger than us. whoever dare to face them were killed on the spot. 2000000 people are on the move, fleeing the violence in the north. i'll open up terrorist, tell us to leave our village. i was so just that and meant to protect us and not about to kill them. terrorist to have come to which a war, there will be no survivors. in the capital walker do go. people are taking matters in their own hands, collecting food and clothes. they will hand over to the military, which plans to air drop help for the besieged city of g bo on with a robbery her loudly ard. every day, if offended on, we heard that the army sent 70 tons of supplies, considering how densely populated jebel is 70 tons, is nothing. it's not enough. we need to do more. it is a war, burkina. faso cannot afford to lose, explains try to diplomats and a visiting delegation from the west african regional body across the army has lost control of nearly half of the country face with setbacks, commanding officers appear divided on which military strategy to adopt. the young captain will have to rebuild trust in the ranks command, older and battle hardened officers, many of whom are frustrated and unite a fragmented army that has suffered too many losses on the battle front. nicholas hot al jazeera, florida north, and south carolina all assessing the damage left in the wake of hurricane in early estimates put the cost between $32.00 a $100000000000.00, which could make it one of the costliest ones to ever hit the u. s. kristen, so amy has this report now from new york, tallying up the losses from hurricane ian has only just begun. our roof is in the back of the house. for these retirees, seeing the damage to their homes and neighborhood was overwhelming. there's no words for it. it's like, oh, holy cow, what a mesh the south west coast of florida took the brunt of wind an

west back morning, the killing of palestinian. are they to mimi? life in the occupied west bank came to a standstill hailed by many palestinians as a national hero. they say the 22 year old was able to elude one of the most advanced armies in the world. tammy had been on the run since these ready army said he killed one of its soldiers in a gun attack nearly 2 weeks ago. late on wednesday, he was killed during a shootout with guards at any league. it is really supplement east of jerusalem in a will set to be written by him. to me, me ask palestinians to take up. arms to fight against is are his occupation law, but i'd go a lot of membership vital. what o t a did for the country makes us proud of. the video shows how he kept fighting till the end were proud of him. he's with god. now i shadowed. this sense of defiance has been seen across the west bank in hebron, nablus, and rama la confrontations with israeli forces broke out. as young men took to the streets to express anger and frustration. elegant jesse was with leslie for that, even if you were a spy for a friend, you would become a fighter. now we as mothers are getting heartbroken, you can imagine the young men when they see others getting killed. which day that is really, authorities did not return to mimi his body to his family. his father told them just eda, they were not contacted so they could see his body or over that. and as of a i that we opened a morning site here because o days mother is under house arrest. so were holding 2 weeks, a lot of people here to pay their respect around it. in the west bank, another week was held following the funeral of a 16 year old hamburg. nobody died of wounds sustained last month is where the soldiers shot him during a protest near the indian his ready settlement of bits. ella this year, more than $120.00 palestinians were kille