somewhere between until of even west jerusalem. thank you very much. and protesters have gathered near the danish embassy and iraq's capital, angered by yet another incident of koran burning. this time in copenhagen, the rocky security forces fired tear gas to disperse the protesters before they reached. the embassy follows thursday, storming of the swedish embassy in baghdad. last month in the rocky refugee and a former militia member, burned the crown drinking close as the stuff holmes triggering elsewhere age around the world. campaigning has ended in spain, the head of sunday's general election. the country is run by a central left government at the moment, but it could have a coalition that includes a far right party after this election. spain hasn't had a nationalist party since the death of military leader francisco franco. in 1975. sonya jago reports from address as a major political parties close the comp pains on friday just 2 days ahead of the following day on sunday, the question remains in which direction is fain headed. now the prime mini

or con, has moved on mondays. events you sent us this report from west jerusalem. the scenes of violence and chaos not fall from these ready can assist the country parliament and the political part of west through to them and where the highly controversial bill was. post posts and logic pocket post traditional as a whole by israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu. on the far right coalition, my mind is capable of comprehending anything like that. my heart and my soul are dreading and scared, and i don't know what to do. as the bill passed, protesting the can assist. it was too late to show fools on the street. tens of thousands of protests raised the voices from major highways. many were met with water cannon comple to an most fluoride by security forces. protest this according at the end of the because normally the destiny. yahoo says the bill will bring the power to elected officials and away from the quote. i don't think so today we carried out a required democratic move. the move was aimed at restoring a degree of balance between the authorities, which was h

the is really process has begun demonstrating outside parliament in west jerusalem. the can ask that is due to vote on one aspect just as opposed to bill on monday. hundreds of thousands have been demonstrating for months against the government's plans to change the legal system. critics say the bill is a threat to democracy. well, let's take a closer look at what the protest as though actually angry about overall, the changes with less than the quote's powers. their proposes giving the is a, the parliament, the ability to override supreme court decisions with a simple majority of $61.00 votes. but a lot of politicians to choose which judges to a point at the moment, judges are selected by an independent panel. the changes would also remove the supreme court's ability to review the legality of what's known as israel's basic law, as they function as its constitution. president, as i pass out as vocally opposed to proposals, say it's pushing israel to the verge of legal and social collapse. well, let's go off to him. how much i'm jim, who's in west jerusalem for us of

that's a non con with organizations from west jerusalem. it's, janine has long been at the hoss of the palestinian resistance. off of the 1967 rule, the city in the north of the occupied westbank came on the as ready controlled an estimate of 22000 palestinians live in the janine refugee camp. they were forcibly expelled when the state of israel was created in 1948 during the 2nd and the father or uprising more than 20 years ago. israel waged, attend a military campaign to crush supposed to be an uprising in the camp. more than 50 palestinians were killed. now the rebuild camp has high levels of poverty and unemployment because of as well as separation will restrictions on movements and denied of travel permits. and palestinian resistance has increased since may last year off to israel surveyed on the alex the most compound and renewed war on gaza. jamal him down who lives in jeanine say it's been difficult for them to leave the home is not using the vocal. i came yesterday evening to take my sister to my home, but we were stuck committed t

we're in west jerusalem. we're about a few 100 meters from the supreme court complex that's just over there beyond that road and then to the left, security will not allow a us to access that area where all those demonstrators were last night and into the early morning hours. now at this hour, there are no protesters that we have seen anywhere in west jerusalem. and we have spoken to some protesters. and some of them say they plan to come out on mass later on in the day. and a symbol with one of the supreme court. once more, we've spoken to other protesters who said, look, it's just unclear at this hour. look, there is some putting that a set in there has been this determination. this defiance has been 29 weeks of protest. hundreds of thousands of people repeatedly going out into the streets. and despite all of that opposition to that highly contentious bill that passed into a lot yesterday. well, it did passed into law. so some demonstrators would like to try to figure out how to regroup what the best plan is

and we come to today's situation. mohammed john hume is in west jerusalem, look mohammed the substance of it. and this, this law that is being debated on today voted on tomorrow is actually quite hard to understand. you did a terrific job of explaining it to me off air. can you share that with yours? explain what's in this text, this bill a 0 a to try to break this down. i would have to say that the law, the that's being proposed right now. the bill which is being debated as we speak right down the can ask that you see that's the can as of right behind us there. this is essentially a law that among other things would limit the oversight ability of the supreme court and other courts in this country. essentially, it would keep them from being able to enact what's known at the moment as the reasonableness clause. what that means is that the supreme court, in other courts in this country have the ability to deem decisions made by this government or appointments paid by this government as reasonable or unreasonable if they deem something to be unreasonable. that means they can then overruli

also cost us live in west jerusalem. let's take a closer look at the proposed traditional changes the full package proposed by as well as the government will reduce the costs palace as we've been hearing. that proposed as giving the as why the parliament's, the ability to override supreme court decisions with a simple majority of $61.00 votes. it would allow politicians to choose which john just to a point at the moment, john, just to select and find independence panel. the changes would also remove the supreme court's ability to review the legality of what's known as israel's basic laws, which function as its constitution. president isaac codes or because opposed to proposal, saying it's pushing israel to the verge of legal and social collapse. that's bringing model. i'm to show our senior political analyst again. he is joining us live from paris. so as will be mentioning my lawn is where the president was one of many people who has been asking communist and ethan yahoo, who's been asking his government and coalition to

now he's joining his line from west jerusalem. and is there any government in ron? it's insisting that this operation isn't against palestinian people, but this is at the same time that they attack areas which we know densely populated with civilians as well. that's absolutely right. and that's something the is rarely say constantly that they say isn't against the palestinian people. however, the pos, the new for us here already courting this a crime. and now the operation was so big of it. earlier in the day, these riley miller trees sent out a statement. and it said that this was an operation to occupied. janine which goes to show you the amount of forces involved. also they said that this was not an operation against the palestinian authority, but when people are stacked upon each other like that, like engineering refugee camp, it's inevitable. the will be a civilians quote in the middle. now we've seen this in gauze many times that now the reason i bringing garza is because the prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said that this is a limited operation. akin to

now who joins us live from west jerusalem. hello, they him run, palestinians have accused israel of a will crime. but is rally is painting a very different page. um that they're targeting terrorists. a. well, that's a venture. they've paint all the time and any operation like this, whether it happens in garza, or would you need no, not less than any of the place. it's always against terrorist the woods. however, you've seen those pictures of people fleeing caring, just what they can, those civilians. and those are the people that being most affected by this. now these really all these bodies, when has issued a statement, he says that of the 10 tell us the news killed. they were in his words that the terrorist, however, there are non combatants again in the woods, civilians, the monks, the engine, and these back kind of thing. there's going to be of a real consent to paula send you infections not just in the occupied west back. but in garza as well, the more civilians were injured, the most volumes that killed and raged like th

he is following the development for us from west jerusalem. and just remind as what the connect that voted on today mohammed because there are a number of proposed changes of the so there's yes, it is quite complicated. let's just try to break down what this one bill was that, that, that the past, it's 2nd and 3rd, the final readings in the connective today. this is a bill that edit simplest, would essentially limit greatly the over site powers of the supreme court in other courts in this country. what it would do is we'll, what it will do is that it will essentially take away the power of the supreme court and other chords to, to basically over rule government or ministerial decisions that they deemed to be unreasonable. and that is why so many of the demonstrators that we've been speaking with the last few days say that this bill, the reason it's such a danger they believe to democracy is they say that it destroys vital checks and balances in this country. it limits the power of the supreme court to have more say over what the government doe

so she violations of the espionage act. thousands of people, a marching from tel aviv to west jerusalem and protest against the government's proposed traditional changes in israel. demonstrations have been held that since launch parliament is joseph version monday on the bill restricting the supreme court's palace to strike down government decisions. a customer model of him and i would like to tell you that efforts are being made to reach an agreement and the reason ability clause. i sincerely hope that these efforts will be successful, but even if not so the collisions door will remain open to you. citizens of israel and the opposition on the condo. we are stuck with a government that doesn't function. instead of working, netanyahu's government is waging a war of attrition against the citizens of israel. all the prime minister has to do to prevent destruction and the hatred. and the risk is to announce that he is stopping the legislation and responding to what the people want the most peace and to return to a common life and common good. it is possible, it is within reach, that is what

i will have reaction from west jerusalem with in wrong kind in just a moment. the 1st let's go live of design a honda insight, roads. hello, design, a feeling the details of what we've learned so far today. well, it was yet another across the border fire incident. along that all the tiles frontier citizens been contained across is called, prevails. united nations peacekeeping force confirming that a rocket was launched from southern lebanon into as well. and that as well responded by firing shells into an area and open area along the border. so clearly, both sides being very cautious avoiding casualties. making sure that this is more about messages then risking an escalation, an all out war. but what is interesting is the timing, because has the law, the lebanese army, which has foss with, as well in the past, has repeatedly said in recent months, that his role is now facing a unified front from the so called resistance access. players like come us in gaza, hezbollah 11 on groups and serious groups that are allied with us. that is role is to open the front agai

some may try to gather outside of prime minister netanyahu has residents in west jerusalem, but then we've heard from others who have said that this is a time when the protest movement needs to take a couple of days. these to step back needs to figure out what the modus operandi for these protests will be going forward. many of them felt quite defeated yesterday after that highly contentious bill that limited oversight powers and supreme court finally passed. and because of that, and also because of the scorching seats, because people are exhausted, some protests are saying, look, let's take a few moments. let's take maybe a couple of days. let's figure out how we're going to keep this part as you've been going. elizabeth. all right, well home and thank you very much for that. that is mohammed jim. jim joining us live from west jerusalem is very full source of shorthand, co 3 palestinians in nablus and the occupied westbank that is ready on me said the tree or tried to carry off and drive by shooting on tuesday morning. 205 palestinians have been killed in the occupied territories th

let's go live now to mohammed drums, you mohammed your in west jerusalem. so the doctors and medical professionals, they wanted to go on strike, but because of the nature of their work, it's not that simple. explain that to us or yeah, that's right, 0. like so many other things at this time here in israel, it is complicated. let me try to walk you through it throughout the day you had doctors that essentially have gone on strike. but the medical union here needed to try to get clearance from the labor court for us, an actual strike to be called the reason for that is because obviously the doctors, nurses, other health care workers, they don't want to be in dereliction to their duty. so they need to get an official permission. now what's happened is in the past couple of hours, the labor court is come up with a decision that essentially only allows certain groups of doctors from being on strike for up to 2 hours at a time. so what we expect to see in the coming days, we expect to see more and more doctors, nurses, health care workers striking for 2 hours at

the who begin in west jerusalem more tens of thousands of is really protesters are demonstrating outside parliament. they're angry about a number of traditional changes being proposed by the far right government. that includes measures that many say with less than the course powers, a thickness. it is currently debating one item in the proposed changes on sunday, and it is expected to vote on it. by monday. if approved, the supreme court will no longer be able to reject political decisions made by the government. you're looking at the live pictures right now outside of process, outside the supreme court. now the plans to change israel's legal system have angry many and let the nation wide protests for months. critics say that the bill is a threat to democracy and a rival rally in support of the government is taking place in tel aviv thousands have turned out to encourage the government's plans. many are supporters of the right wing coalition. let's take a look at some of the reasons why so many professors are angry. the full package proposed by israel's government would reduce the chords

it's close to him or on con, now who joins us live from west jerusalem. hello, they him run. palestinians have accused israel of a war crime, but as well as painting a very different picture that they're targeting terrorist well that's the absolute standard language when it comes to the is riley's and operations like the one we're currently witnessing in is jeanine. they always say that they're going off to a terrorist. they're on groups within the camp itself. they will factual to begin with. but right now because of increased degree is really aggression against the bicycle coming together. now these really say, but they're still looking for 10 militants within the janine refugee camp itself. they've moved in heavy machinery to try and clay roads of improvised explosive devices. now this is really see thing for them. 2 weeks ago there was a raid on jeanine refuge account and his randy military vehicle was hit by an improvised explosive device that actually surprised the is ready army. they didn't think that the palestinians had that kind of capability. s

v is riley, offensive from enron, con, in west jerusalem in a moment. but 1st, let's go live to ellen fisher, who's inside the janine refugee camp. hello de ellen. this wright has caused considerable damage. describe what you're saying as well. the, the damage is quite overwhelming when you're actually here. now we've been here for about $4.00 and the number of people that have come back has gone up quite significantly in the last couple of hours a low and a lot of people, of course, managed to get out around 3000 people. some of them are coming back, but a lot of people just essentially hitting their, their house is for, for the 48 hours that these really is. so that was kind of, you know, you can see a level of the time is the time to do something rebuilding here trying to get like tricity restored. now that might just be a small step in a small area, but at the moment the see any small step as a way forward. cars have been absolutely ripped apart is the, the, the heavy machine or the used by the israelis came up the street. this would have been a str

after the break down of the black sea drain do sizes marshall instead of able to west jerusalem, a nationwide protest against the government's proposed changes to the legal system . in san francisco. the legend dream body can single toni by that has died at the age of 96. the russian president vladimir persians given poland a warning officer, was all deployed troops to his eastern border with by the roost. wagner, micener is now base. there are training bella russian soldiers right on poland border. michael outlines more from the warning from prison. state border crossing prohibited reads, the sign separates in poland and batteries. so for the poland is a member of nato. that a ruth is closely allied with russia. but is kept its troops out of the war and ukraine, so fall, but stalls instead of wagner medicine res. now based in that country, or training bill of russian troops, those exercises are taking place right on the polish border. poland responded by the probably more than a 1000 troops east. these are hardly more criminals. so of course, any privilege government would be concerned. and

we have in run, county, west jerusalem, and alan fisher engineering covering all the latest developments that the cheese ellen's report on the widespread destruction in the refugee can. the damage is overwhelming for the people. the timing are just a managing after 48 hours under as really a sold a chance to assess what has been lost. what can be rebuilt, which obviously they don't know what they're doing. what did they achieve? they just destroyed the infrastructure in the camp. so what chevy fall of south showed is where these really sits, set up a sniper position and his home. the spent bills littering the floor, the buckling, that's all we need. so if they tied my hands and broke me to the window, i don't know what they want it, but he pointed his gun from behind me. they gained entry by pushing through the wall from the house next door. all we had was a might to crush his neighbor. the heat of cutting the lost her husband on sunday just hours before the soul began. she hasn't had the time for the chance to bury him. a capital stuff up in oakland who are all sitting here. the shellin

in a moment, we'll speak to him. run con, who's in west jerusalem. but 1st, let's get an update from alan, fish it in janine. hello, the ellen. it's just after 10 am way you uh, what's happened this morning and it was a nice of you tex continuing well, certainly just in the last 15 minutes or so, there's been an uptake in the number of explosions and gunfire that we've had. it had been relatively quiet for the other, so before that, but this isn't an indication that the, the operation is winding don't in any way. in fact, these really say they continued their operations overnight. there isn't any area in the janine refugee comes that they haven't been into the say they've arrested more than a 120 people now because of the way they are conducting this operation. and they've been 20 years strikes into the refugee camp. that is meant that thousands have managed to leave and they've got out when the israelis told them not to go, they've toddy to essentially will all be caught in the hinds. if it to leave the doors of the house is open and you can hear th

spanish motors have 2 more hours to decide who either next prime minister the so we begin in west jerusalem more tens of thousands of is really protestors are demonstrating outside parliament as we speak. they're angry about a number of traditional changes being proposed by the far right government. this includes measures that many say with less than the courts powers life pictures, right now the message is debating one item in the proposed changes on sunday, and it is expected to vote on that by monday is approved. the supreme court would no longer be able to reject political decisions made by the governments. the plans to change as real, as legal system has angered many and led to nationwide protests for months. critics say the bill is a threat to democracy. mama john room is live from west jerusalem and we were just seeing life pictures and we see them behind you the just the staying power of these protest is remarkable. and as i look at that, i wonder of what happened to negotiating until not that long ago netanyahu was still talking to the opposition to find common ground. it's a very

now who joins us live from west jerusalem. hello de him, ron, how are officials in israel assessing the to a military operation? well, they calling it a success. they say that they had a set objectives that they wanted to achieve. they managed to achieve those objectives. one of them was clearing the camp of improvised explosive devices and the lavar trees that build those devices, getting rid of the guns. they say they've destroyed arms a great number of items you'll have gallons is actually also been speaking, saying that this operation serves as a blueprint for potential of the operations across the occupied westbank. he says, we'll go off to terrace, his woods, where ever we might find them. so it's a level of confidence hit. what from israel saying that this was an operation that was a resounding success, however, that there was a price to pay. so as you got there was one is ready sold you that died and you said that that was a very heavy price to pay. now remember, 2 weeks ago jeanine camp was rated by these ready forces

i'm how much i'm jim in west jerusalem. mohammad, thank you very much. i selection there. strikes have killed, at least one person in ukraine's main for city of odessa. more than 20 others, including 4 children, have been injured. ukrainian authorities saved religious and residential buildings were destroyed. wash has been selling a vesta and dollar food export facilities nearly every day for the past week. moscow has withdrawn from the un broken grain deal, but allowed ukrainian grain to be exported to the black sea proper. brian has more from keith. this has been described by the regional governor as the nights attack of the monsters, missiles a bu, a fired at o desa. a total of one person is confirmed now to have been killed and $22.00 injured, including 4 children. it says that around the 6 residential buildings and houses were damaged either by missiles or by folding debris from intercepted miss. i was also a cathedral and the historic center of the a desa and pulled infrastructure infrastructure in the pool facilities that the data and other pools

our reporter reports from west jerusalem. >> ads in newspapers marked the mood across israel.aid for by a workers group protesting legislation that would weaken the powers of the court. the bill was the first -- was first passed into law monday, part of a reform package pushed by prime minister netanyahu and his far right coalition. in west jerusalem, opinions are mixed. >> we are concerned about the future of the democracy in this country. we love this country. >> you need checks and balances and we don't have that in israel . in the 1990's, the supreme court took to itself extra powers that it didn't have. >> monday night, protesters crowded the streets around the knesset and central tel aviv. as anger rose, police cracked down. this headline reads, it is a black day for democracy and israel is the difference between night and day, 24 hours ago tens of thousands of people filled the square. they will continue to fight against the changes. the bill is a bitter pill for many to swallow. doctors and medical workers started striking tuesday morning, canceling non-emergency appoi

well, how much energy room has more from west jerusalem of the supreme court and other courts in this country have what's known as a reasonableness clause. that means that if there were a political decisions that were made ministerial decisions, appointments that were made or laws that were passed that were deemed unreasonable by a legal standard, that the cords would have oversight capability. and they could then overrule those laws. this is something that will now if this legislation is passed, will be taken off the table. that's why the administrators are so concerned, and that's why they are so angry from the russian leader, alexander lucas shanker says he is preventing wagner forces from crossing the border into poland. he made the comments of the holding talks with russian president vladimir putin in saint petersburg. lucas shank a is hosting wagner fighters and bell the roof as part of a deal ending last month's mutiny. russian air strikes have killed at least 2 people in ukraine's main port city of odessa. more than 20 others, including 4 children were injured ukraine. eunice

ready position which finds the animal encounters drawing his life from west jerusalem. now the expanded government consisting and rhonda, this operation isn't against the palestinian people, but that's not the reality. when these raids with these raids on densely populated areas, when most people, the civilians, this is of the well, that's absolutely right. what these really a government is saying, what prime minister benjamin netanyahu is saying is that this is an operation akin to the ones that we've seen in gaza. but this is an operation that is designed to strike at um the fights has within the camp itself. but we are hearing uh, there are some discrepancies in the casualty figures. now, the power steering is the thing, at least 9 have been killed. but we've got some figures when these ready armies saying 10 of the militants, but it wasn't been killed. 70 people have been air interrogated, and there are 20 detainees among the palestinians during the ongoing operations. elizabeth of a discrepancy that but what else is happening is that there are a phase of retaliatio

is there any protest as and demonstrating outside parliament in west jerusalem? hundreds of thousands have been protesting for months against the government's plans to change the legal system. critics say the bill is a threat to democracy. an arrival riley in support of the government has taken place in tennessee. thousands of turn down to encourage the government's plans. many, i suppose is the right wing coalition. momma jun june was with the crowds earlier in west through c of this square. by many accounts, several 1000 demonstrators rally and see, this is at the moment. your songs are be song, you have families out here. men, women, and children of all ages, people are determined, as they tell me at all costs to protect democracy here in israel, when it comes to compromise, you had a months long break where the prime minister in march show this proposed package of legislation that would overhaul the industry, as it was so much procure, there had been general striking. there were hundreds of thousands of people out in the streets even said who is going to try

we're in west jerusalem. see this road behind me. if you go just 200 meters in that direction, approximately, then take a left. that's the location of the supreme court compound. that's where just yesterday you had thousands of demonstrators that were out. protesting is highly contentious bill. the past is final vote in the connective yesterday. they were out there until we hours of the morning today. now today we've not been able to access that compound of police, are keeping the media away as far as what's going on today. let me 1st talk about what you mentioned when it comes to the dr. strike. it's a little bit of a complicated picture as are so many other things right now, it is very critical time. it is real. now what we know is that earlier in the day, you will have members of the medical union that we're calling for a strike. you had some doctors that had gone on strike, but at the same time, the medical union was trying to get permission from the labor court here so that they could figure out how they could be on strike and y

does lower con, talking to is from west jerusalem. all in response to the connections, changes to the judiciary. many reservists have said they are going to refuse to report for military duty, no longer willing to put their lives on the line for the country they say slipping towards the top per se. victoria gave them their reports. this is randy reserve, is that adding the names to a declaration that says they'll no longer report for active duty in protest against the government's proposed judicial changes there among the growing number of pilots soldiers and intelligence offices who say that acting on principle i came here today to sign to convey the message that i will not serve the dictator, i will not serve any dictatorship. i'm here to say that my kids won't grow up in the, in a dictatorship, in a place that above which is the basic human rights of the quality ministry. so this is compulsory for most jewish men and women above the age of 18 and many volunteer for reserve g c. while into the forty's, reserve is reinforced, the reg

jim in west jerusalem. how me? thank you very much. indeed. a small size increase of force. tens of thousands of people to be moved to safety. the control fires and the all of the roads have been burning near populated areas for 5 days. victoria gave them their reports and emergency evacuation on the greek island of rhodes, which little advanced warning, thousands of holiday makers and residents rushed to escape the out of control while flies nearby. private boats joined the great coast guard, rescuing people from beaches on the south eastern part of the island. the greek army also helps get people to safety. 5 flights is baffled for as far as across greece every summer. but this year, the funds have been exacerbated by an intense heat wave it will say been well size outside athens, at least a 100 homes have been destroyed. in li, trekkie a to columbus is west of the capital to pursue lorraine, gary surveys the damage to her home. that's what i think. i know that everything was destroyed. we have suffered too much damage too much. my husband h

jerusalem. we've also seen a escalations in other parts of the west bank. we've also seen several clashes in places like bethlehem, and it will be the in muller against is really forces. i'm the escalation is something that is really of concert and that to the international community in particular, but also to the palestinians as well. these riley is a setting up a rocket defense systems on the boat with gauze that just in case that is reaction from goza. now it's not going to have and how mass have been speaking. they've said that the fight is within jeanine mold and capable of defending themselves. but the more those casualty figures go, the more that we see these right, these going into an income. the more that may well be, but we don't know, but that they will be a reaction from garza, but they will be more reaction from the occupied westbank. when that comes in, the form of bovine is whether it comes in the form of statements that remains the same will know uh, within the next few a few hours. all right, thanks so much for being use up to speed in runt

like for a monday, i'm gonna jump june reports from west jerusalem on the road to israel's parliament, a human chain. thousands of demonstrators forming a wall of opposition to prime minister benjamin netanyahu was controversial plans to change israel's judiciary. outside to connect it. despite the scorching heat, protesters gathered stepped up security and additional barricades. only showcasing the heightened sense of anxiety in a country more polarized than ever before. i came here today because i believe that our democracy is in danger. and it's in danger, not just because of the, the specific law or the trying to bus now. but because of the entire approach of the governance, the bill is just one part of the larger package of proposals by netanyahu. and as far right coalition, the critics say would significantly limit the power of the courts for his part at yahoo says the plan would strengthen is really democracy. the final vote on this bill is expected to take place on monday. if it isn't acted into law, it would mean that among other things, the supreme court would no longer have

i just either west jerusalem us president joe biden is issued. the statement ahead of monday's vote urging by anybody that's in yahoo to help the legislation, our white house correspondent, kimberly how could has moved from washington dc. this is significant and the reason that this is happening in terms of this statement by job i missed because the feeling is by the way, houses that benjamin netanyahu was simply not listening to the urgings of the white house and a long time allies. so what we have is really the 11th hour attempt by president biden, to convince these rarely prime ministers who hauled the legislation and it overall him is really a judiciary. and so what the president has done is issued a statement to multiple news outlets including elgin 0 really urging the prime ministers change his mind. what the statement says is, from the perspective of israel's friends in the united states, it looks like the current judicial reform proposal is becoming more diverse of not less. given the range of threats and challenges confronting is real ri

how much improvement does either west jerusalem. so it's a come on, i'll just say our lives and livelihoods. we're in the south. chris devastating slash floods triggered by heavy rain plus i'm alive. and i didn't really do think i might get off the 3 months a trip australia and let's say the west coupon next to confession provides on drawing that the brought to you by visit capital color. once again. welcome to now the look at the international full cost, my real solid, many laptop in the hates across southern western pots. so the us, this with a system here was the boundary between the cooler rather less hold and down towards the south, where that heat continues. salary showers rolling across the plains at the moment. we'll try to break that hate, but you can see the south dallas at around $42.00 celsius. we are close staying well into the full seas. i were across that western side of the us down towards the southwestern corner around the desert, south west, but close to the coast. that like at around $31.00 degrees celsius to plen

we'll cross back to you throughout the day in runtime, in west jerusalem. and julia, i spoke with miss stuff as a beauty who's the secretary general of the palestinian national initiative. he says, palestinians have no other option, but to resist is rounds, occupation in the nation, have lost hope and the police didn't do to should have lost hope and defeat the so called peace process. because they've seen nothing about the expansion of such a months and nothing about that tax on them. i'm the time it is. and the that's why they engage in that issue, of course is very angry. and this young gods united him now believes that isabelle understands all the the language of course, and that if we don't to desist, we cannot even defend our lives. we cannot defense our children. a lot to do cannot defend our times. but let's put things in perspective. what we are talking here about the 2 was more number of young people who are that i do is very primitive. and sometimes in reality, what do we see here in this a vivian population of palestinians. and that is really at

control, unless thousands of people that move to safety the bug into the program, we begin in west jerusalem with tens of thousands of historically protest as a demonstrating outside parliament. but angry about a number of judicial changes being proposed by the far right government. it includes measures that we've many site well less than the quotes. power is like an assets as debating one item and the propose changes on sunday, and it's expected to vote in it by monday. if approved, the supreme court will no longer be able to reject elliptical decisions made by the government's plans to change, as well as legal system of an good many a let to nationwide protests for months. critics say the bill is a threat to democracy. arrival valley in support of the government has also taken place in tel aviv thousands have turned out to encourage the government's plans. many all supporters of the right wing coalition, lower con, as live for us in west recently been lower. you've been following this for some time. now what's going on around you? water members of the ministry saying to you about about thi

we can to process re sending these rules we, we can do it nor cons. joining us live from west jerusalem and you've been the thousands of people behind your door. you've been speak to people who oppose to the changes. what are they telling me? absolutely, elizabeth. there are tens of thousands of protesters behind me. there is a see, a blue. why is ready slide some people are shouting for democracy and change and it also quoting up shame against the government. the police have also really stepped up security around the area out. i'm not far about 200 meters away from these ready to print close and also the connected protests is blocked off highway all the way around us and the police have been spraying out water cannons. i've also been on horseback trying to control the protests of i'm now getting some pretty nasty smells. it's the 1st time the spray just got lost in these protests, which we've been getting on ready for months. so i just want to show you the scenes behind me at the per test lead of hair or making speeches about one minute is off to this bill was passed. they handed in an

i'll just tell her that mamma jump june was out the protest in west jerusalem. so many of the demonstrators who came out in the west through slim it was a mix of emotions just days after that, a highly contentious bill passed in the can ask that many of the protesters i spoke with this evening said that they had been heart broken they had been slapped and severely when that bill passed in the connected one man that i spoke with said that he had been struggling with depression the past few days. and that he really had to push himself in order to come back out on the streets here in west russo. and despite all that, many other protesters said that they were committed to continue coming out to continue showing their defiance to continue protesting plans quite prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and his far right, we television to overhaul. did you this, you read in this country? many of the demonstrators that we spoken with the past few days have said that they need to figure out a way to keep the momentum going. in the near future, they need to figure out a way to

is there any protest as a demonstrating outside parliament in west jerusalem? hundreds of thousands. they've been protesting for months against the government's plans to change the legal system. critics that.

i'm thousands of people in israel, i imagine from tennessee to west jerusalem. the spot of major protests against visual changes and fees are expected to vote on monday on a bill restricting the supreme court hours to strike the government positions. strong winds have re ignited fires made a great capital offense while fires a force thousands of people to free their homes. authority is confirmed to the flames had initially been contained over night, but firefighters lost control. rising temperatures of up to 44 degrees celsius are expected across greece. stephanie deca has the latest reminder on the outskirts of office the, the revised the circle every 2 minutes or so. that tube into it. you can see the red car now coming down to 5 thousands of water. we're told that it's now pretty much the . so it's not just the greek fire department that is flying here. you also have help from the french, from the spanish multis cypress, other international countries, pretty much under control, according to the authorities at the moment. but the concern is exactly that, as we

laura collins joining us live from west jerusalem, where there have also been protests. but i want to talk to you, but well, benjamin netanyahu was saying earlier on that was off to just maybe a couple of hours or so after that vote had taken place. what was he talking about? well 1st of all, he thought he was saying this is the end of democracy. purchase is the thing. calling out democracy, democracy and shame on the government. he said it's still the end, but it's the essence of democracy because he says now elected leaders inside have makes those decisions. he also called upon the opposition to come in to talk with the coalition and to talk throughout the summer and also the end of the connected when they have that break and all the way up to november out. he also called on the army reserve is to not get involved in the political fray and he ended with a note to the enemies to say there is no disunity in israel. so it was a very clear message that he is wanting to continue to discuss this judicial of a whole out fox. they are staying from. however, he said that they a

what are you seeing for you on the phone or do i hear as well in west jerusalem? what we the serv so far is that the crowd is smaller than it typically would be. on one of the saturday nights pro test. let me just tell you, set the scene a little bit where we are down that road about 70 meters. you see these lights, there's a stage, there was a musical performance going on there just a few minutes ago. just across from that stage is the residence of israel's president isaac card stock. now as you can tell, people are already starting to leave. that's the nature of these protests that usually last, maybe 2 hours an hour and a half. and this is the time when things of some people have started to scream out . let me also tell you about kind of the sentiment that i'm hearing from the crowd here tonight. have spoken to a lot of people here. and i've asked them what it was like for them when that highly contentious bill passed this last week, despite the fact that hundreds of thousands of people had demonstrated against it for, you know, close to it for over half a year

how much i'm juma pulse from west jerusalem in a televised address is really prime minister, defended the contemptuous bill that is set to pass a 2nd and 3rd reading in the kinetic next week. and said that it would strengthen democracy. now that is a far cry from what critics have said. critics have been saying that this bill, along with other proposed a judicial overhaul plans by mister netanyahu, and as far right coalition partners would substantially, we can the power of the judiciary what substantially we can, the power of the supreme court in israel and mr. nuts and, you know, in his address said, even in these moments i request to tell you that efforts are ongoing to achieve consensus. i truly hope these efforts will succeed. but even if they don't, the coalitions door to the opposition will remain open always in this speech. among other things mentioned that, you know, also criticized military reserve is who are threatening not to show up for their service as a protest to the proposed judicial overhaul by mister netanyahu. and his far right wing coalition, in his speech. mister

let's cross the wrong condo who joins us from west jerusalem. hello, the in run is reparation. engineering has now ended, as we've been reporting how our officials assessing those deadly 2 days of military action to well, they calling it a resounding success. they say that they were had a set of objectives that they went in and achieved one of those objectives. it was reading the count of lavar trees, but making provides explosive devices. now remember, 2 weeks ago when there was a rate on jeanine camp, these ready army were taken by surprise when the palestinians used improvise explosives against the news really? oh me. vehicle that was a real concern to them because they hadn't seen that kind of capability engineering refugee camp. so the decision was made that they were going to go into the camp in a far larger manner than they'd seen they had done previously. remember these in the night? the raids across be occupied, westbank no, just in place like janine, but now this, etc. so they went in with about 1000 troops. one of those was actually k

it has more from west jerusalem. these protesters have converged outside of the supreme court. why the supreme court? because it's the supreme court that would have its powers, its oversight powers, limited. if the bill that's been proposed by prime minister benjamin netanyahu passes its 2nd reading might happen next time. and you continue to send the message, they will not back down until this proposal is show. i think the future of the country and my family as part of this country and all my environment is being deciding whether we can make a change or not. today we may have a 2nd or 3rd reading connected next week is part of a larger package, a large additional overall package proposed by prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and as far as like williams coalition. and critics of those proposals say that if they were enacted, they would take israel away from democracy and put it on a road towards our talk or see they say that it would substantially, we can the traditional rate. and they also say that it would eliminate necessary checks and balances. now the prime minister has sa

let's bring in norwalk on, she is joining us, live from west jerusalem, where they had been thousands of people protesting behind you laura, for hours now. what did they say? they haven't data since this bill was tossed up people, tens of thousands of people have been behind the protesting many of those per testers. i now facing out 30, you can just say the stays behind me to see all is ready. slides flew wide of the people's party making their way up the road. i just want to say we're about 200 meters away from the can. that's it. where the vote pos and also see is ready supreme court. now these protests unlikely to continue on is that the next few days, at least tomorrow, the medical union such as they will call a strike some resolve. it's from the much a i've told us a period of to that they will not turn up the duty. we've also had a statement from the president is how, how so he said we're in a state of national emergency. this is the moment for responsibility at the protest need to have also called the one that sent a petition to the supreme court to override this bill, which wi

so is this are, is there any protest as of demonstrating outside ornaments in west jerusalem? hundreds of sizes being protesting for months against the government's funds to change the legal system process. as soon as it goes on, one aspect of the proposed bill and monday, critics say the bill is a switch to a democracy. russian air strikes of killed at least one person in ukraine's main for the city of desa. more than 20 others, including 4 children, were injured. russia has been selling odessa and other food export facilities for 6 consecutive days since withdrawing from a un brokerage drains you or at least 22 people have been killed in flash floods in afghanistan. hundreds of houses have been destroyed and dozens of people who are missing neighboring pockets. stones. northern region has also been had the number of debt from a line slide in india is western states and massage has risen to 26 and is only consume. chevy supports dozens, i still feel trapped under the mud and slush 2 days later. risk you, teens, resume. well, despite the rain and storm wins that halted. and so