the, the, this is dw news. why that from berlin tonight is really expanding its offensive against come off into southern gauze. its really military is ramping of air strikes, and tanks have been reported near the southern city of funds soonest. were tens of thousands of displays. palestinians have sold safety. also coming up tonight, a powerful cycle bearing down on southern india and storm is begun to battery region with heavy rains and strong winds. hadn't been expected land fall within an hour to several people have already been killed and rescuers in indonesia racing to

find the potential survivors after the erection of mount our feet. but new, smaller interruption or handling rescue the brit golf to where the was watching on cbs in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin this monday with is really expanding its war against come offs. israel's military and sold people in gaza to lead parts of han units and to head to shelters. further south is really change. have been spotted near on eunice, the largest city and southern gaza. tens of thousands of displays. palestinians have been sheltering their after weeks of war. civilians are being told to head to so called safe zones along the southern coast or places including rafa on the egyptian border. but 8 agencies they are warranted. shelters are already over

crowded. there also media reports that is really war. planes struck rasa on monday . israel says that expanded round operation is needed to destroy him loss, which is classified by many countries as a terrorist organization. meanwhile, health officials say that they are struggling just to keep up with a number of wounded people. victims of overnighted tax i brought to this hospital in central garza, there were almost no medical supplies to treat them. relatives survived, their tax are in shop. what can i say? it's a catastrophe. the strikes are coming down on us. my 4 year old daughter is under the rubble. i don't know if she's dead or alive. as more civilians are being killed in the gaza strip. israel says that it has heat more how much targets across the territory. this is the latest video published by these really army.

it claims these buildings were being used by him, us, it and says is trying to avoid civilian casualties. we are giving, besides instructions to govern residents near from us centers of gravity urging them to temporarily move away from the dinner that some us put them in were dropping leaflets with q r codes. that opens a met, guiding cousins to say for areas in rough uh, a southern gaza people trying to pull survivors from under the rubble. the claim is rarely a star. it is told them it would be safe in the sea to we were asleep and safe. they told us raffo was a safe area, but a 20 past 10. they struck it, destroying all the block. there were children and women in martyrs. there is no

safe area. neither rafa nor fun eunice, nor gaza, nor dare which month ago no, no for a whole new one as well as the israel expands it so probations and gaza. the barely function hospitals. there are expecting more arrivals in the coming hours and days. are those cross now to say me several, he's standing by in jerusalem forest. send me one more. can you tell us about israel's operations in the south, especially the town of hon. eunice, and what's the importance there for israel? i tell you this is a sim, the more than anything else they yes, she assumed well, who is the lead to the head of the political in the office of the mos. he is from the the new and his refuge account. and these really is believe that he's

there, he met with several of these ready hostages in one of the terminals in the somewhere . we don't know exactly where of course, but believe to be maybe in eunice, he's his brother is the commander of the eunice brigade, f. there's another name him him of this. he's considered to be the commander of the armed we of the how modest there is a didn't cuz some, also from the eunice say refuge account. so it, it is, it seemed like it i guess is read when the man lives to a break and how noon is together with the city of gaza. then the how much would be the fee cuz this is the kind of idea. i think there's also see there's a kind of a revenge against what, how much did the 2 is run and the bloody attack of the service of october. so we're seeing very heavy. yes. strikes is throughout the region. we're seeing tanks

approaching from the west and the there are quoting on the, for the flights, of course, and the quoting of the people and to leave you with this. but people there are saying that they have nowhere to go. send me israel, we know is coming under more and more pressure to avoid civilian casualties in gauze isn't showing any sign of changing its tactics in the territory because of this fresh as well. we know that with israel is saying that, you know, they're targeting military targets, such as rocket launch is and, and the width in storage facilities and so forth. there can be a, you can say new military justification for it. but when they say that they're targeting a mass active is to a terrorist, the estimated some 30000 how most people in the guns

a strip. now if they would target each and every one of the and the for that, they're willing to sacrifice tens of civilians. and this is what people see and also in the north of the gulf of strip. so the striking apartment building or building i family and where you know that there are civilians and they'll willingly it's striking, is in order to conduct the individual. now we have seen those strikes also in newness, we know that the americans are concerned. we've heard a, the national advisor, jake sullivan expressing some of this concern it, but it seems that is room is targeting 100 units more than anywhere else. journalist name is working with the latest tonight from jerusalem is always the same. we thank you more on the humanitarian is enjoys and you guys are, i want to bring in now ricardo perez, he's with the you ins, children's agency unit. stephanie joyce. we do like from new york city router. it's

good to have you with this. your colleague james elder said earlier today that this is the worst bombardment of the war right now in south gossip. what have members of your team on the ground? he goes, why did they've been telling you? thanks for having me. absolutely the same it's, it's a horror right now for thousands and thousands of children and families in the south. but also in the northeast. gaza is, is, is a relatively small piece of land, so of one of the most densely populated places on the planet. so it's very difficult to be safe right now. there is no safe place for children. what we're seeing and what we're hearing from colleagues on the ground is that children are terrified. they're scared, they're still being separated from their families. they are arriving in hospitals with serious wounds and being left on the floor because there is no capacity. hospitals are 200 percent right now the all nicer hospital where

a colleague was on friday with the bombing. and the attack started again, was already over whelmed with people. and then in a couple of minutes, more families, more children started to arrive bleeding with a 3rd degree, burns of broken bones of it to, to it's too terrifying situation for children on the ground right now. and, and the city of hon. eunice is, is in focus or are you hearing from your team members there about the situation on the ground changing around the city at all? what. what are they telling are telling us that the situation is worsening. the horror of that these children have been living through for the last 7 weeks. loss is just increasing. now the risk of disease, any infections or infectious diseases is also increasing significantly because of the lack of clean border or hygiene and water infrastructure that has to be

severely compromised. so they are, they are heavy to drink contaminated water, which risks of waterboard diseases such as diarrhea. and we're seeing already a 10 fold increase in monthly cases of severe diarrhea amongst children since this coughing started. so it's, it's a war song, even in hospitals and, and there is a safe place for children. ricardo, in last monday, a fragile ceasefire, was holding one week later, the finding is as fierce as ever. was it even possible for you to shift to take advantage of that? pause in the funding that we saw last week. absolutely. that pause made a difference. it was a game changer for us because for the 1st time since this conflict started, the win is to reach communities farther north. that hadn't been reached at all this the fight. and since the fighting started on the 7th of october, so we managed to have called boys going out every single day since the fall started to be drinking water, food medicines, to again cousins and thousands of people,

civilians, children who been suffering nonstop since this horror started regatta herrera's from unit, yet joining us tonight from new york city. we're kind of, we appreciate your time, appreciate what you're doing as well. thank you. ok. all right, let's take a look now. some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. the pell of spinning authorities, health ministry says 2 palestinians have been shot dead and then is really read in the northern occupied westbank. this video here shows a shoot out in cal key on the territories border with israel is really military says that it was conducting counter terrorism activity in the city. families of hostages, who remain in gotcha have demanded to meet with israel security cabinet. now. they say stories of captivity from some of the hostages who have been released and caused deep fear among relatives,

and those still being held by homeless militants. the group is threatened to protest in front of israel's defense ministry. if government ministers don't respond by monday evening, russian source is a senior general has been killed in ukraine, or regional governor says major general vladimir, the box was killed after stepping on the landline. it's believed savanski was in the hips on regent at the time. the russian defense ministry has not confirmed the incident to the complex and ukraine dawson and along the us mexico border. it may seem to be worlds apart, but they are colliding on capitol hill in washington. the white house has warned that keeps efforts to defend itself will grind to a halt if a $106000000000.00 a package is not approved. but republican lawmakers, they are threatening to make you crazy aid contingent upon more funds to protect

the us mexico border chain. meanwhile, some democrats are demanding conditions on aid to israel, as well raising worries about the humanitarian situation. in, gosh, is your pattern in mrs. fisher. lots to look at here, i want to go now to the w. use benjamin alvarez group or he is in washington. come bring this force. so been, it looks like we've got a stand off over who gets how much money here. so who is going to blink 1st? is this going to be a matter of either the democrats or the republicans blinking 1st? so we're definitely seeing a stand off and well we can be sure that there will be a show down on the senate and in the house. we can't be so sure of who will blink 1st. but what we can see is that republicans have been quite successful. it for train both ukraine funding and also the board of policy proposed with national security priorities. and that is making some democrats, but also emigration advocates. now there's some fear that the deal will permanently

change immigration law and exchange for additional funding for ukraine. currently, the house and the senate are divided all over whether to continue sending age it to ukraine. we have republican lawmakers want to tie funding it to ukraine to type in immigration laws. this package includes 13600000000 to also address security of the us mexico board. as you said about some like the house speaker mike johnson says the white house is not doing enough to address this. he reacted to the letter that was sent out by the white house, dismissing this warning and saying the republicans have results that any national security supplemental package must begin with the security of the buddha. so what we're seeing here is u. s. domestic dispute, in this case, immigration spending codes that could eventually stall this national security package in congress. and with that additional support not only for ukraine and for as well, but also for taiwan and the in the pacific region. yeah. and the should be in it's here in crisis in gaza, making headlines every day in united states is not going away. and that is key to

this debate over israel isn't to you're absolutely right. and that's also why democrats a caution with each other and the binding on ministration, whether to attach conditions, including measures, to avoid civilian casualties in ga, the to security assistance for his ro and, but we also see the washington, this fall more critical. obama open with this criticism to israel only last weekend . we had secretary of defense load often say that is rather risk what he called a strategic defeat. if it does not work good, does not do more to protect civilians in gaza while assuring americans commitment to israel. security is that the us government will continue to press israel to protect civilians and to ensure the flow of humanitarian aid. so he said that he will continue pushing is really need us to about it is civilian casualties. use benjamin alvarez group in washington with the latest they are. then. thank you.

let's talk about now the impact of us funding on ukraine with military analysts, frank language, frank, it's good to see you again. the the white house says that um, if it doesn't send a to to ukraine, that it would quote on need cap. the country's war effort against russia. do you agree? well, good evening, brant, in the kind of war that's been imposed upon ukraine, a war of attrition. the bulk of equipment, the bulk of the donations counts, the bulk of material or speak to the u. k. first, in terms of material, i'm not talking about money and who knows what deals might might come up to that. but the, the u. k. as in significant in terms of its financial commitment about 3000000000 pounds. but that's given a great deal of capability to do credit is over the last year, the tablets in the u. k. officers perspective, really that, that there are supplies of run drawing up. there may be a few

a few more christmas as i could take up with some munition, but in terms of the vehicles or other serious piece of equipment, there's nothing left really to give or artillery use slightly different e u. again, we must underestimate the level of commitment on the effect, the e, you tax on the personnel carriers cruise missiles, of course, that's not the got the full coming. they're not critical f sixteens, but know the answer. your question is, as you said yourself, no, they won't be able to bridge the gap on a bubble. the key issue, a bubble. i mean issue. and these, these funding debates or a possible shortfalls in weaponry being delivered. do you see that impacting or to changing rushes campaign in any way? i don't see it significantly changing or less. i know, i don't think this is going to happen, but let's say the us stop stop supporting you crying. i think that you kind of be buildable in, in the spring, but putting that aside. now look,

this is this as much as strategy is to exhaust the west is to play awaiting games. to continue this additional winding will the russian rustic off, but often truck history has succeeded and a as a site without us support the likelihood is that that attrition will begin to tell throughout next year. so let's hope that the us does get the rock together and by the way, up the supplies not just to stay the fuck them in such platforms as tanks and craft artillery and so forth. so yes, a place interrupted sounds. no question about this is what they want. military analysts, frank leg, which is always frank, it's good to get your insights on this. thank you. thank you. back when nearly 2 years of war have also taken a terrible toll on the environment of ukraine worldwide populations. in many areas, they've been designated, much of the countryside ruined by showing and man made floods where you creating and prosecutors are now planning. what could be a landmark lawsuit accusing law scale of carrying out more crimes against ukraine's

environment. and the casualty of russia's war and ukraine, a black seed often washed up dead on the beach. it's one of hundreds that have been found so far. expect suspect that so not activity of submarines disrupt the girlfriend's own orientation system so badly that they start off. such a environment with casualties are growing. yup, sure. cause that the pro, if we really count the damage that has been done to the environment, we see that in some cases it has reached the level or even exceeded the damage done to the infrastructure. well, not really sure what to do, but kick is up to 10 firstbrook to this was the environment in many ways. funding or depos released, carbon dioxide and toxics move on 5 d mines, damaged for us and wildlife. biggest single environmental disaster of this for the destruction of the cost,

cut them in southern ukraine. it flooded hundreds of square culum. it is destroying not only the livelihoods of thousands of people, but also launch for some natural costs. ukraine wants to prosecute damage to the environment as a war, crime in october organize the conference to help is to take the grant partners ascending legal and environmental expense to take stock of the damage the noise. these people must be sent to. they need to be funded and we need to measure what can be measured. we won't be able to record everything, but an estimate will certainly be possible. international and low does recognize environmental destruction as a war crime. but no international court has ever ruled on such a case. crane is entering you with the good territory. length. when we start with, we have to present an invoice to the occupier. for every inch of destroyed ukrainian gland. aggressors around the world need to understand the words, the costly and that the environment also has its price. booking that there's my us,

we're to ukraine says 2900 cases of environmental war crimes have been registered so far. i'm counting every day that was new damage to the environment cycle. and michelle has begun tumbling parts of southern india with high winds. interracial rainfalls landfall is expected within an hour. it's nearly 2000 people have already been evacuated from coastal areas, at least for people to die. a heavy rain began bounding to night on sundays. by monday morning there was needy water everywhere. people still went out to buy food and not the supplies, but were blocked by the waters falls from yesterday. so ford was heavy rain so that the black black click under, usually the heavy water stack down the road. we are not able to go on the frontier, something like that on the it's a problem. ready?

we are facing a very long problem. yes. for residents of 10 i. this is a reminiscent of fi contents floating in 2015. the also left them defending the homes. some parts of this is loading the order that's entered into those a. so they are finding it very difficult. so the taking necessary steps to appear in the order from entering the house like blogging, seamen, bags like that. do you to cycle and make joan some parts of them in and out of state on the water. the local authorities have been trying to evacuate affected precedence, but schools and offices have been closed. and the public holiday declared for safety. hundreds of people are also strong to the general apple. as to venture rain and strong winds sweep the region it has moved lost the success of the rate of pay, the limited part of it,

but that it is expected to move in. not the rest of the, not the rest of the nation. and they've been surveyed due to basic lot of stuff. the cycling is expected to eventually make landfill in the neighboring state of answer for these, which is also already on high and low pressure was in, indonesia have suspended their search for survivors. as mount mo, robbie continues to erupt. authorities say 12 people have been missing on the mountain since the main interruption took place on sunday. 11 people are confirmed with died. indonesia sits on the pacific ring of fire. it has more volcanoes than any other country in the world. spewing clues of ash up to 3 kilometers high mount motor. i'll be on the end and use an island of tomato has been adopting since sunday. i taught at these close the volcanoes, popular hiking routes, but it was already too late for some high codes according to west,

so my trust conservation agency, 75 people started climbing the mountain on saturday sunday. so i'm not an hour. i'm waiting for my sisters. second child to return. now my yamaha for studying at under loss university. she left for the hike on saturday. it looks like he was on his way down and got stuck. we still don't know his whereabouts. helicopters cannot be used for evacuations, while the use option continues. the difficult rescue operation has to be undertaken on foot the some high cost. so the closest to the create to have suffered boons. in fact, chose rescue was happened. walking through the night, picking, doing scatting down the dead and ensure the weather is not being kind to us. as you

can see, there are still fog around the area, not to mention the ashes that are still there. so these are the challenges that we are facing in the evacuation process. as the rescue efforts, continue relatives anxiously waiting to be re united with the loved ones. well, one extreme support is enough for most people, but apparently not for brian rugs who performed a death defying still on combining 2 disciplines in dubai. watch this, it's a you're not afraid of heights and the american daredevil wait. so across an infinity, almost 300 meters above the ground before flying over the edge. and the base jumping $77.00 stories to the earth below. you landed safely on the beach. oh, nice is that for upset that he had been planning to start for over 7 years

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