the, the, you're watching the news, live cumberland, regardless of loss, run house ministry says it suspects it is really air strike has killed at least 18 people. reports from guys, us have a strike hatch a residential building near a hospital and han, eunice. dozens are reported wounded and these really are me says it's investigating and high level us mexican talks on migration with as many as 10 stars and unauthorized crossings at the us border every day. washington 6 officers as president joe biden has into election year 2024.

the him home. thanks for joining in god. that's how most one house ministry says at least 18 people have been killed. and the suspect is really airstrike and the southern city of con, eunice and ministry. spokespersons had the attack ruins, destroying nearly one in 5 buildings. and there's no end in sight set on eliminating him us. israel's military said it is expanding its ground, defensive and released footage, showing its elite troops and gaza and i mean, some of the fighting is taking place in a complex area. i got, you mean therefore the war will continue for many more months? nothing. i mean, i'll work with different methods or pull does that we can hold onto our achievement for a long time show. no, gosh, i said, you show me, you know,

within the month on the other side in jerusalem, the former is really subtler hopes. the long term plan will also include her return to gaza. she was forced to leave the strip nearly 2 decades ago when israel withdrew all its security forces and settlements. yes, schmidt, the lecturing. there is a deep emotional tension at the height because deep inside we dream of returning there by to this is our home. but during know what will happen? my. the return of as rarely settlers to gaza is not part of israel's plan so far. but so i'm here say it needs to be part of israel strategy to maintain long term rule is they want me, they're not talking about, it's got me is really governmental. but this is something that can happen a lot because there might be no choice. the idea still have to move and does that.

in any case, you can't prove if you don't have settlements, that when it is still not clear who exactly would govern a postwar gaza, or what israel's plan is for lasting piece. well, earlier i spoke with journalists semi circle in jerusalem and asked them about these really government plans for the day after the war and as well. it's still not the very clear yet. we don't the beginning of the war. what is the government's ministries develop the plan according to which the population of the guys that will be relocated to the sign in egypt with this has been rejected by egypt and other countries as the heads of the most sub shouldn't bid the chief of staff they've been telling and that the, you know, that the cabinet has to meet and discuss us the day after they've been saying that the americans are pressuring them and asking, where is the israel going to? but natania was so far,

has refused to have any kind of discussion in that matter. and the we know that in the past the time, you know, say that he will not enable a how much the in the gaza strip or foot this down in the guys this trip relate thing of course to the fact that move. but that is in control of the palestinian authority. but it seems that any kind of solution in the gaza strip will have to include elements from the palestinian authority. and this could cause in some crisis within his party and a coalition. okay, so i mean, let's talk about the plan to actually get there. nothing. yeah. who has written about his 3 prerequisites for peace? i'm aust, must be destroyed. gaza must be the militarize on post. indian society must be de radicalized. but i mean, how realistic are these goals in reality, in the notes, a realistic, i'm a say,

a talking about how i'm us. it seems that this movement has just gained popularity within the palestinian society. so even if these really minutes, are you successful in question the minute are you wing of how mosque in gaza is still the will be support for the move man and talking about the radicalization. it seems that the radicalization will actually increase because of the hardships that the palestinians in guns are facing, the mass, destructions tending and so forth. this is not a recipe for a more moderate is society. when we're talking about the minute our eyes ation is this could happen, but today is rarely a military official. and i've been saying that this could take more than a year. certainly a long time let. so we'll definitely be following that to see how it all ponds. right. but for now your thank you so much. so i me,

suckle interest one for all of your insight as usual. well, let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the farmer drive in finance, minister 5 countryside flow has died at the age of 81 as finance minister and anglo americans government. he was known for his hard line austerity measures during the european debt crisis in 20092010. the veteran conservative lawmaker was confined to a wheelchair, after surviving a gun attack in 1990 and former e. u commission president jacques, the lord has died aged 98, a french socialist, delores served as finance minister in the 1980s before moving to the you. he was a passionate advocate of european integration and his, celebrated as a key figure in the creation of the single european currency, the euro, as well as turn now to mexico, se se, where us, where at the us and mexico met for high level talks on migration this has washington tries to corpus search and people crossing the southern border us

actually it states and to me, blanket and met with mexico's president andre manuel lopez of abra door. with an eye to limiting the number of migrants reaching the us. lopez over door has that he is willing to help, but what's the washington to improve relations with other countries in the region, as well as increased age and return? the issue is becoming a big political problem for us president joe biden as he approaches next year's election, as many as 10000 people a day are being detained. trying to cross the southern us border migrant stranded in northern mexico, hoping to get to the us border by train for them. a wagon is a better option than attempting to reach the board of by boss. they say, mexican immigration officials keep pushing them back to southern mexico to know why or will they get us off the buses. or if we are about to reach the boulder where we are returned without any apparent reason,

they demand that we get migration documents, that they are not valid because they have them in our faces. how are we supposed to move forward? so there's that to so this is all really hard. i've been doing this for 3 months. i fell last night trying to get on a train to go on with my and my children's journey. they've had fever and flu due to the cold weather. we no longer have morsa and we don't have any idea when we will leave this month. the us briefly shop some international railroads between its southern states of texas and to mexico because of rising number of migrants crossing. as many as 10000 migrants today were arrested at the us, the south west in boulder and december. the 6000 strong group are walking along the highway, watched by the mexican national guard, many migrants and the families come from central and southern america. they have

playing poverty and violence, and the hoping the mexican authorities will allow them to continue that track north end of day. we ask them to dentist post freely to go to the united states. we go there to work and our children to study. so we won't because we are looking to improve ourselves to have a better quote to you if life. because in our country, the situation is getting worse and worse. and we are looking for an opportunity. oscar mom's long and dangerous route. the us for defense is in sight, but with pressure building in the us to block migrants from entering the country. reaching the border may not bring these migrants the best to life they had hoped for. well, earlier i spoke with journalist sondra weiss in pueblo, mexico, and asked her to tell us about the situation for migrants in mexico on their way to

the us. as well as we have seen, the situation is quite critical. as we have record amount of migrants and asylum seekers in mexico and the mexican government has cost public spending for migration . so the whole thoughts i will crowded through authorities are overblown and the migraines are even sleeping in possibly parks and the police evicting them from time to time if they're really been 10 situation. and the u. s. sorry, the mexican president said in a press conference earlier today that the us should support the fight against poverty in those countries of oregon. what more does it expect from the us? well, mexico and central america has always been requesting more money from the us, promising that this will create opportunities and stop people from migrating. but this has not worked in the past for a variety of reasons. one is that migration is no longer only economic, but people also free and also we tell them governments,

the climate crisis and crime. these are structural problems of governance. and those cannot be solved with money, especially not by giving money to corrupt it. often we tell them all from utility and governments such as venezuela, on the cut i want. mm hm. and the u. s. is really looking to curve this kind of a regular migration. but what can, or what is mexico willing to do to support the us in this, in this matter as well? mexico in the us are really into dependent on this question and blinking definitely . he wants a bigger effort from mexico to handle the migrants from getting off of the border with us. so by pushing them back or providing temporarily and broke permits of these ass, all other incentives that keep the migraines, at least temporarily in southern mexico, the mexican government has done some measures. and they also start in negotiations

with 5 countries, trying to convince them to accept applications slides from mexico in an attempt to use the situation. but the mexican government has also to pressure from the human rights organizations that are already very critical of mexican tactics to improve migration was done us sondra by speaking to us from quite a lot in mexico. and that's racial rains have caused flooding in several parts of eastern and northern germany. the states of lower saxony onto india are among the worst hit. several residential areas have been flooded on hundreds of people have been asked to evacuate. the town exhausted to lowest section is barely recognizable. heavy rain was too much for the rivers. he is a handled emergency services erasing to contain the flooding losses the situation and soft it is fairly stable, but the danger has not yet passed. we must stay alert so we can keep the water

level under control of the problem. in the town of lillian tall in northern germany, the water has already submerged houses. emergency services are preparing to evacuate residents. the village of into housing into in jet was evacuated on christmas day. the water level remains high here. well, sorry say the situation is critical. it's fee of them bank ment could soon give way . the eastern susie of dresden is on highlights fairies here have been confined to the docks towards the level is expected to rise to more than 6 maintenance in the states of saxony on health. the cobra reservoir is already full will, sorry. seas have evacuated, the nearby village naturally is this. of course it's very difficult for people to leave their homes then. but to put it simply, we just cannot contain the water is in the goods and the so i no further

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