a watch now on youtube dw documentary the, this is the w news coming to live from burly israel says its soldiers have found how much is nerve center. its military release has pictures of tunnels and underground rooms where it says the group's leaders were hold up. and as the us signals, it could back a new un resolution calling for a cease fire. israel's prime minister says his country will keep on finding all that coming up, protest and barge and tina as the new president's policies start to kick in.

there's ty, security as thousands of people march through the capital when it's iris to protest against me, lays economic shock therapy. the hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. we begin with the war and gaza, where there's no sign of a letter up in the fighting despite ongoing talks as calls grow for is real to scale back is military operation inside the territory. it has released these images . so what they say is a major from us command center in the heart of goza city. it's a ledge that the network of tunnels was used by senior from us leaders, including those accused of planning. the october 7th terrorist attack causes from us government says at least 20000 people have now been killed in israel's a pensive israeli prime minister. benjamin netanyahu is about to continue the

operation until all of israel's objectives are met. there is no and 2 seems like the same. the guys a street several is really air strike heating this southern city of rough uh, survivors rushed to barely fonts and the hospitals with little hold for safety. anywhere in the territory of all of a sudden the 1st rugged land in destroying everything. by the time the 2nd rock it hidden, we weren't able to see anything in the house anymore and we barely made it out. the whole house fell down. we found a woman who had just given birth vices, arion, and were able to drag her out with her baby girl who was choking. she was taking her last breath. there she is over there. on the lovely la. hey, i'm over to the, the you an estimate stand nearly 60 percent of old guys. this infrastructure has been damaged or destroyed. in more than 90 percent of the population displaced is the smoke from the latest one. bob meant filled the sky above rough. uh,

some of them shared their desperation. we came from the north and they said, you should had to rough. uh. it's a safe place. they followed us to rock and hit us. where is it safe? where should we go? no, i wish for a complete ceasefire. an end to the death and suffering, it's been $75.00 days. people are still getting killed. there's still people under the rubble. now, i don't hear from many people communications a route on the follow up, one for negotiations are taking place that could lead to a new, temporary truce. but many differences still need to be overcome. cuts are based, come us leader, a smile. how need a travel to car on wednesday for talks with addiction officials in the group which is considered a terrorist organization by multiple countries?

says it only once a permanent sees fire. something real down by israel with prime minister benjamin netanyahu say that is impossible until him us is defeated. for more now i'm joined by dw special correspondent ibrahim in jerusalem. israel's prime minister says there will be no cease fire and gaza until him us is eliminated . meanwhile, a un security council boat on a potential pause and fighting has been delayed, and no progress has been reported so far, and talks that how mazda is holding an egypt, do you see any signs of movement on the diplomatic or military front? i mean, just listening to all of the various parties that you just listed involved and all kinds of negotiations. it's not difficult to see why we're at this a stalemate at this deadlock, so to speak. i mean, the interest of all of these parties are still quite far away from each other. um,

how much is now saying that they will not and you know the conditions for releasing more hostages will not be the same as with the previous uh, hostage for prisoner exchange deal. they actually want a ceasefire to go into effect before they enter talks into handing over more and hostages to is really a thirty's. and then there are there all the various negotiations that are going on in the u. n. d u n. and in the security council, in the security council of the united states, which has often been accused of shielding israel from uh, from uh, having to do more it to protect civilians and gaza by view between various resolutions for a possible ceasefire. they are obviously, you know, so far on the side of a israel. so trying to convince the united states to agree to anything that

a country like egypt which wants um, you know, to bypass the inspection mechanism for aid, which has to go through israel is, is very, very difficult to a lot of competing interests right now that feel like they're very, very far away from each other. yesterday, the us secretary of state entity blinking cold on israel to scale back its operation and make its uh, its operation more targeted. is there any indication that is really forces or doing that a or no, i don't, i don't think so. i think so is really government has been trying very hard to show that it is still steadfast and it's in its war and in its goals. and also in the intensity. i mean, various parts of the strip are still coming under constant bombardment, including the southern part which again, initially was where civilians are, were supposed to go for a safety thing be,

is really government. and particularly the prime minister, find themselves in a kind of difficult situation on the other. i'm the one hand, they cannot show a weakness to harm us. so they can't appear to be backing down from their stated goals to eliminate a come us and to bring back the hostages. at the same time, huge pressure from is really society from the families of the hostages that are still believes to be in the gaza strip. is rising every day and getting more intense. and so it's, it's, it's unclear how they can get out of this dilemma, so to speak. because so far, the majority of hostages that have returned back home, not in body bags, not as dead bodies were released as part of a negotiation. and people here are starting to see to see that more and more. of course, these really government will say that the negotiation was a result of the bombardment that the pressure that they put off how much is what eventually led to that negotiation. but it was as a result of

a negotiation non the less they weren't rescued by is really military now is there was military says it has found a major hum us command center in garza city, a which it says was used by i'm us as leaders. what more can you tell us about the what we know about this is of course, what is really a defense forces a tell us we don't have into the independent access to these a tunnels or facilities or command centers to be able to verify that information coming from the idea of but what it has says is that it's just as you mentioned, a major hub and that it was used to transport weapons a for how much and support a the group in this operations is thank you very much. that was the, don't use it abraham in jerusalem. so i can look at a few other stories making headlines today. and as well and present nicholas madura

has welcomed his ally, alex, who was freed by the united states and a prisoner deal. so a colombian business man was arrested in 2020 and accuse by the us of money laundering for the venezuelan government. as part of the deal, venezuela released several opposition linked prisoners as well as 10 americans. hundreds of thousands of residents remain without power in the us state of maine following a store and that left several people dead in the northeast of this us. the clean up continues, but the streets remain flooded. the power company says electricity may not be restored for everyone before christmas. in argentina, new economic measures announced by president javier men. they have sparked protest in the capital. one of ours. thousands turned out to march against drastic cost public spending plans to sell off all state and companies and

a deep valuation of the paso they are fighting for workers rights. some say they are fighting for their freedom . fighting against the drastic changes announced by their country's new president. here i am protesting, defending my right to express myself to demonstrate and enjoy my right to eat. i mean to leave the right to access health care and everything that says take 2 days to show me the people have the right to demonstrate and live with dignity that origin. tina's new government has tightened. demonstration regulations, siding the right of free movement. protestors have been forbidden from blocking main roads. the new authorities say anyone found to be breaking that rules could

face a cut to their social benefits. 6 this is the man causing all the uproar. have you mean leg was warned into office less than 2 weeks ago? he won the election on a promise to reform argentina's tattered economy. and the only if today i have signed a degree of necessity and i do just think that i want to begin to unplug the oppressive, legal and institutional framework that has destroyed our country. of his recipe, what he called economic shock therapy are us tears. he measures the mess of deregulation, of the economy, be late, has also devalued the argentine pets. so by 50 percent they going to or in the train stations, the way our officers. and also messages is a warning,

the people that not to brook the streets because they will lose the social subsidy . the deadline to cast ballots has been extended in congo, where more than 40000000 people are eligible to take part in the 2nd day of voting . in the presidential election, the election pitts present. felix, which is katie against 18 challenges. he's hoping to win the 2nd term and is considered the front rather. voting has been disrupted by link delays in some centers and civil conflict indicates the congo leads bonuses you to cause the ballots grow in patient after hours of wasting stimulus seems a sponsored, it's super low of a seem to is across the country. we've been here since 5 am, but so far nothing has started. we don't understand. we're waiting for them. we're

not leaving until they start vices. blame the chaos on delays and opening polls. while stations reported a lack of balance right before the election day of the say, they were surprised to find the names missing from folks unless of the us. i came very early in the morning because i wanted to know which office that was going to vote and i looked for my name, but so far i haven't found it says, you know, but the side, the election chaos is being compounded by fighting and congress east which has prevented 1500000 people from registering to vote there. yep. on monday there's all, they were quite a few people who didn't end up on the list. we, the observers can see that the organization was not good in this for speak to the people a wondering how they're going to voters if they can't find the way around it. they

also have the right to do the juicy and bucked, wants to know the meaning of the vote. counting will also face delays. you're watching the news coming to you live from berlin. after the break, we've got a special edition, a planet, a asking if pass depression can ever be eco friendly. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching the vacation as an applicant. do they have good weather? i, when i told me that they don't have violence. and we go sailing tulsa tissue today because then they go to that who set up at love a new meal was work hard won the tenants, although i so not because.