the, the, this is the, the, you news live from berlin. israel tells more palestinians to evacuate as it intensifies its offensive. and southern guys are civilians were originally ordered to move to the south to escape bombing in the north. israel rejects criticism that is not doing enough to protect civilians. as criticism mounts about the number of palestinians being killed. also coming up a winter chaos head southern germany. after done some 40 centimeters of snow tier, understanding it up to my knees. did absolute match. bavaria begins to resume the

air and rail operations after the region is paralyzed for 24 hours. will hear more from our snow bound reporter and a football. the draw for the men's european championship sets, usually a negligence germany against scotland, and the opening match will bring a reaction from hamburg where the draw took place. the next by sir, welcome to the program. israel has ordered palestinians to evacuate from more areas around the 2nd largest city in the gaza strip. hon eunice. it says, is intensifying its military campaign on southern gas, a target hum us, which has been designated a terrorist organization by multiple countries. many of the guys as residents fled to the south of the territory after being ordered to leave the north. families

and friends gathered outside the alley baptist hospital in gaza, city to pray for the victims of this latest wound residing the ash dykes. the mother grieves her young daughter, the bodies uphold from the bible and seems that to become all too familiar for many a northern gaza. it was here that isabel comes in charge of the most of its 5 power . until now is miles, military is stepping up. it's offensive in southern gaza on sunday, it is you to new evacuation order 10 people to leave areas in underground. the city of con eunice in the south. more than 1800000 displaced cozzens being squeezed into increasingly smaller space. the daily buildings and the lack of access to basic communities,

a taking it tell seems like these reflects a devastating impact. the boy is having on this generation of palestinian children leaving those who do survive deeply traumatized to a sub a sub. since this morning we received large numbers of matches. the majority of them were children, more than 15 children between 2 and 9 years old. and these innocent children not being bombs, and they are in front of you and you can see them send that to you. and ask them and uh well um, what this uh, what the ward is about to enter. it started a month and this little how you decide to go. and anytime soon during this lets across, the dw corresponded rebecca renters who's joining us from jerusalem. rebecca, i want to get to the plight of the palestinians, a guidance that we just saw, very moving images of it. first of how we got here, the talk broke down between how most an israel been introduced at

a pause in hostilities with the release of squares and prisoners. they've broken down, do we know why? and if they could start again, somehow, it was really difficult to say whether or not these talks will start. again, is obviously a lot of hope and effort being made on all sides and from international actors as well. to try to get those tools up and running again, whether or not they will, of course, remains to be say, nick, we know that the shaky talks also this is fine even broke a couple of days ago were continuing. and i finally sold yesterday with the prime minister's office here, benjamin at now, whose office with drawing his most out of the go shade is the is reading intelligence service negotiators. were withdrawing them from dough hallway. they were meeting with guitar and egyptian officials to try to come to some arrangement to resume even a temporary safe side to allow for the release of more hostages and more aid going

in. they completely broke down with israel laming him off for not delivering on the promise of, of issuing list with more women and children. but the fact of the matter is we either analysts saying even that some us may not know where all of the prisoners all we know that from us when not the only group to take prisoners. we know that some civilians will also holding hostages. i should say, and we also know that some of the militant groups also took is riley's in 2000 territory. so part of the sci fi was to allow some us to be able to locate some of those hostages. whether or not they were able to do so, that isn't known. and the fact that they couldn't produce those lists perhaps suggests that they may not have been able to locate all those remaining women and children. we just don't know. we know that the us a pretty from the trying to get the river that talks to continue. and we know that category officials and egyptian officials also trying to push for those talks to start again. but whether or not they will. uh yeah, as i said, you know, is anyone's guess we know that the talks,

even before this cease fire deal was agreed were very up and down looking very shaky at times until an agreement was finally rate. so there is a lot type and a lot of chops that they could resume, but at this stage they are in fact at the moment completely dead in the water. and rebecca, just briefly, if i make it back to this situation for the people who have flooded to southern gaza for their own safety. how safe are they? not with the resumption of israeli attacks. always of course being talking about the dire situation and gaza for many weights. we've main saying of the almost constant bombardment, of course, the pump from the temporary phase 5. these people going from the north to the south and now it looks and, and israel saying that is reading itself for a ground operation in the south. dropping leaflets in the city of han units in the south urging people to move yet further south. near the rough uh crossing,

but of course people not really knowing where they can go. everybody's saying that there isn't any with say for these people. we're also saying that is rarely setting up a plan to divide, goes up into these zones, these numbers, the zones there as part of these leaflet drops. also including q all codes with numbers on them so that people can know which is going to get into. but we've got to mount a terry in organization saying people hardly have access to electricity to communications . how are they supposed to work out? what zone and they're in. i even heard read one humanitarian saying that this is sort of like some, a cardboard game that these people are big have to work out with. you know, if there is on 35, whether that's going to be home today or tomorrow and, and to try and, and vacate that area. so a very, very precarious, dangerous and di situation for the civilians in the south neck is one can imagine dw corresponded rebecca rivers from jerusalem there to that of some of the other stories making headlines around the world. both county has begun in 4 in the in

states where regional results are expected to strengthen the ruling b. j. p. party. it's projected to win in 3 of the states. roger stan nyja protests and kept his scars giving a boost of prime minister and a render emoji a head of next year's national election. the killing of a german tourist on the streets of paris has drawn condemnation from the german government who have called it an environmental crime. suspect importantly, shouted allah, who akbar are got his grade in arabic before being arrested. the man was known to french authorities as a radical islamist with mental health troubles. unique airport has resumed flight operations early sunday after being closed on saturday due to heavy snowfall. thousands of travelers were stranded in the bavarian capital, where the extreme winter weather has disrupted public transport and long distance rail services. this video posted on x shows a jet frozen into the rugby at munich. i bought the heavy snowfall. i

brought everything to a standstill. and caused gravity kills in southern germany. in the, in the morning they said flights would leave after 12 o'clock. then we had to take our way into the car park with shovels. we had to take a taxi to the terminal because the buses weren't running, which no one told us. and now we don't know what to do either. if there's something that we just have to wait, it's all a bit annoying, but it can't be helped. similar, it seems that munich centers painted station bid thousands of passengers are also stranded but have to use replacement services if there are any and such that is football game between buy in munich and union bell and what's called adults to of the heavy snowfall has caused davids in the

regions surrounding munich into a good seat as traffic disruptions, inhibiting austria. so insulin and detect republic, dozens of tried slip stuck on medium. what are these for those whose travel plans haven't been dropped and the snow has done to it as talks. lots like brought into winter wonderland just in time for the start of the christmas season. and i spoke earlier to my colleague william glue croft who is also stuck in munich munich, rather because of us now dot mic, you and i are from wintery places. so maybe this is power for the course munich, and the area of the state in southern germany is also a winds replace. but people who are out in abolish, they've been telling me that this is the most amount of snow that they've seen at one time. and this early in the season, some time for some of them in their entire lives. i've been here since thursday. it's been snowing since then just like full of this powdery, beautiful,

perfect snow. of course, underneath all this snow is quite dangerous ice and there's as much as 40 centimeters in places of this snow. and as a result, i was supposed to come back to berlin on saturday. there was no way that was going to happen because of the night from friday on the saturday. just everything came to . ready stand still, all means of transport, of course, packaged right chairs, almost impossible to get hundreds of people crowding at a train station into a hotel lobbies. i was almost one of them because i didn't think i was gonna be able to get to my hotel, which was just a few kilometers outside of a center of the city where i was, it was just impossible to get there. it took me 3 hours to move just a few kilometers and all these things to a very nice woman who let me share her over with her. she was going to some other part of the city. it took us a very long time. the car actually spun out to the other side of the road once. unfortunately, there was no on coming traffic, but that's the kind of dangerous situation we're in. and the roads, at least from my perspective, from my experience they were not treated, they weren't prepared for this. even though it wasn't

a huge storm that hit them all at once. it was just accumulating over very, very long time until we came to the situation to friday and saturday. just to complete shut down. and just briefly, how long is this shut down and travel backlog likely to last? what's the weather situation like to? things are slowly coming back to normal. you can see it's now a beautiful day. the sun is shining, it's very cold, which keeps everything streaming. i see all the surface or just, you know, layered with ice. but the airports back up and running rains are up and running, obviously with limitations with delays. but of course everybody now wants to get out. so there's, there's a backlog where people really can't get out even if the arch range. cuz the big question, hopefully i'll be seeing you back in berlin, nick at sometime today, but it could be tomorrow or sometime this week. we'll just have to. ready okay, fingers crossed when blue cross reporting from a very snow in that area. the draw has been made for the men's european football championship,

which takes place next year. here in germany, germany place scotland and the opening match in unit on june 14th, hunger in switzerland make up the rest of group, a cup holders, italy base a difficult task to even get out of their group. they've been drawn against heavy weight, spain and croatia as well as albania, a tom boy from the go use force was in hamburg for the draw. we asked him what he thought of germany's chance is given their poor recent results. there's a lot of work to be done if they are to, you know, a good showing in, at next the tournament. now, i will say managed actually your own off to the door to speak to a couple of forms would come when is from the gemini side. among the women inviting stella, who was the backup goalkeeper at 2014. when germany won the woke up in brazil, i do sir philip vaughn, who was the captain of that tone. and then now philip, mom was quite forthright in his criticism of the current gemini team and whole mind . vitamin color said the german football is on its knees. at the moment,

but only last night, gemini swimming took a step towards the qualification for the pirates lympics next year. and only today, germany's on the $172.00, he won the world cup in a year in which they've already been crowned european champions. so tell me if it was on, it's nice, but it's not true of all of that teams, but it is true of that 1st team. now i asked phillips on what it is that the gemini 1st team can learn from the, on the 17th. and he said that team displays beats joy and its pride in playing for germany. and that's one of the things that he threw was, has been missing from the performances of julian not was mounts team recently. so plenty of examples, at least of how it used to be done within the gym. the football federation is the german team need some inspiration. they see up s e c o p, or rather showed his dominance over other a need long distance runners from around the world at the valencia marathon on sunday. ethiopia is 33 year old si se lemme broke the course record in spain by 5

seconds. lemma, who also won the london marathon and 2021 across the line and 2 hours, one minute and 48 seconds while ethiopia is work interstate. if i took the race for the women to give the east african nation a clean sweep in valencia, you're up to date. i'm next spicer, this is dw, thanks for watching the.