the, the, this is dw, use live from for them. do you and says guys that has become uninhabitable. months of war have displaced, 2000000 palestinians who live under constant threat of air strikes by israel. is brand new military escaping back operations in northern gaza and pressing it's offensive against come us in the sense as fair as mine, the conflict in god's or could expand to the wider region us secretary of state, anthony lincoln continues a whirlwind diplomatic tor stopping for talks with the leaders of turkey,

greece on his way to the middle of dramatic scenes as a us airliner makes an emergency landing a piece of the fuselage blows act in mid air. there are no reports of any serious injuries with the airline grounds. its fleet of 737, max mountains. the on public phone in the us. welcome to the program is rarely bonds have been folding on gaza for another day. there are reports of air strikes on the southern cities of con eunice. and rafa were hundreds of thousands of civilians are seeking shelter in the is riley miller trees next stage. and the war at the defense minister says they'll take a more targeted approach and use fewer troops in the north of the gaza strip. but continue to pursue the leaders of hamas in the south to hi, this is considered

a tear group by germany the you and to many others. smoke rises overhead units in southern gaza as israel's military continues to bombard, suspect to time us hide out. the fighting has severely hampered a deliveries to the strip. un says some con voice have even been shot at this is the 1st medical delivery to arrive in hon units in 10 days. buildings across the territory have been reduced to rubble some 85 percent of gauze, and are now incredibly displaced in a statement released on friday. the u. n's, emergency relief coordinator said 3 months on from the october 7th attacks by her boss. gaza has quote, become a place of death and despair. families are sleeping in the open as temperatures plummet. areas where civilians were told to relocate for their safety

have come under bombardment. people are facing the highest levels of food insecurity ever recorded. simon is around the corner, gaza has simply become uninhabitable. on friday, the israeli military said its forces to get more than $100.00 targets in 24 hours alone, including military positions, rocket launch, sites, and weapons. as the fighting continues, the u. n said supplied vital to the survival of causes. 2000000 residents are virtually non existent. there are fears, the war and suffering could expand to israel's northern border, which level known as both sides exchange fire on an almost daily basis. well, in an attempt to stop the conflict from spreading us secretary of state antony blinkin has just arrived in jordan. it's the 3rd stop of a week long diplomatic trip. earlier he visited greece for adults with greek prime

minister. it could be cost me to attack is greece box and initiative by cyprus to establish a maritime card or to deliver a to gaza. blinking arrived in greece after meeting turkish president, reggie of tie up, added one earlier on saturday. he'll later travel to israel, the occupied westbank and 5 nations. let's go to athens where dw correspondence of the cliff tacky is following the story for us. sophia, great to see. so give us a sense of how the meeting went between blinking and the greek prime minister, a so uh around uh, 6 pm, uh, local 3 time at pablo the good time and just the connection to tech is welcome. um entities like an estimate to back his family house in um the city of antonio, unit of crete, and the meeting between the devices and uh,

blinking less than about an hour and 20 minutes. and the 1st impressions and the perception of the week side is very, very positive. no, uh, regarding the agenda specifically there were 2 main topics. me. so there's something discussed in the meeting, obviously the current situation in gaza and in the ukraine. and secondly, also talked about the really the relations between other 2 countries between bruce and the us. so they will um, focus on working together. um and there is like energy and defense. they're important for greece. also the topic connected to the ex, $35.00 fire jet supplies and you get to this mentioned that he believes greece will still be part of the program. so if you, this visit is part of a diplomatic tour by blinking, which has already included turkey and also at the middle east. so tell us the role that greece can play in the region a net. well,

when um its talk is welcomed, blinking, he pointed out the highest symbolism of this meeting. and he emphasized on the depth of the relations between the 2 countries which are at their best point ever blinking the stress of the importance of pretty strong alliance with washington. and mutual that gives us that the 2 countries will continue work together to help the safeguard security. and security is the key word here. so one could say that for the 1st time in decades of greece is seen as a key strategic point. then as a fellow, not a member, the judge strategic valley here is a very high importance at the worries of course about the car in conflict spreading and the white area in the middle east tank, sophia dw correspondents in athens. sophia cliff, talking with the governor of the eastern

ukrainian region of connecticut says at least 11 people, including 5 children has been killed in a russian missile strike. the attack targeted, the city of puckered, ask nearly 50 kilometers from the front line and a nearby area. the strike is set to have damaged, at least 6 houses. it comes as russia intensified its attacks on ukraine, ukrainian president for the mirrors. the landscape says hundreds of missiles were launched against his country. in the past week. alaska airlines has granted it's boeing 737 max 9 feet after one of its planes made an emergency landing in the us state of art of a section of the fuselage, including a window blew out a few minutes after take off images posted on social media show a gaping hole in the side of the plane, an oxygen mask hanging down. there are no reports of major injuries. the national

transport safety board in the united states says it's investigating the incident. while i asked the aviation expert and journalist julian bray in the english city of cambridge, how such a failure could have happened in mid flight? well, the 3rd day, this is a spade, so no, tillery emergency exit, which isn't used by alaska airlines. so instead of putting a door. ready boeing pushing a whole section with the window and it is this section for some reason, failed and flew out. so it was back to the door. it's a whole panel, and that is what happens. the air across it reach 16000 seats. the which i've been the pressurized, the pilots very quickly offs for mission to to send a return to is apple, which you did as as

a to send it. the pressurize ation issue was less than about 30 friday because of people's phones with tablet hands. all that sort of thing, but so they did actually get out and they were all sites. it seems almost that miraculous that nobody was seriously injured. it may seem almost like a silly question. what was i to ask you to me to have dangers? is it for even a small chunk of the plane to blow off? so they shouldn't have to have the right signature back because especially with this pick red cross where they, they're all grounded for 18 months while they went through a safety check off the 2 previous crashes. so they said stall that. so why this has happened? we don't know yet, that was going to be amazing inquiry. meanwhile, alaska airlines about it. he grounded all that and across. i've seen some going on all the way now to examine the ball and every,

all the head off in the sleep. now old, boeing 737 max jets were granted worldwide for nearly 2 years after 2 crashes and 2018 and 19. so does this raise new safety concerns about this type of aircraft? what it must raise a safety concern because you're not supposed to have sections of the fuselage flowing out like that. but it's a week and now right down to us as a single maintenance issue, we will have to see what happens if that's really there are about $1300.00 of these as soft hit service out the boat. so i should really be 2 hours. thanks. union aviation expert to enter list judy and bright to take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. us president

joe biden use the anniversary of the january 6th capital riah to attack is likely rival donald trump. he says the former president poses a grave threat to american democracy. you accuse trump of echoing language used in nazi germany. trump hit boxing bite and was fear mongering. fled was spivey. it has reported its biggest ever cocaine seizure. police phones more than 8 tons in a massive shipment of timber wood panels apparently destined for the netherlands. according to the un, bolivia is the world's 3rd largest producer of cocaine and coca, its source plant after colombia and peru. the brazilian football legend demario is a gallow, has died at the age of $92.00. he was the 1st person to win the fee for world cup as both a player and coach. and this the only person to have done it twice. he being the only surviving member of the personnel team that lifted the 1958 world cup trophy.

the country's 1st world type authorities in japan say at least a 110 people are dead. and more than a city on japan's western coast, many streets have been reduced to rubble. bad weather is also hunt bring. rescue and recovery efforts are correspondent, james changer sentenced this report from the affected area or even watch him a bunch of times weston coast. many parts of the city now look like this. the historic morning markets, once bustling with stools, has been devastated. for centuries, the monkey that once did hit with the beating hawks of life in which email now the

lock, the shops which the city of celebrates is now lying in ruins. the market was consumed by a message by off to the january 1st of quake hotly because fire trucks were impeded by damaged roads. sort of a, there's still some parts of the run, but it's still smoldering. with that connection to the pos now going some residents say they don't know how they can look forward to the future. just meet just from the markets. the chief priest of the local temple tells us his wife was among the nice thing. he says he sold the house collapse, the windows such team finally arrives. they find nothing of 2 hours of such. it was such team scouts of the city for quite victims, some 700 of its residents of staying as a temporary shelter. mucky a sono. is one of them. she says she faced some of the older residents might never a ton of to the homes were destroyed. king michael finally,

they would probably move to the children's homes outside the prefecture and then the population of the city will go down. and the city will change for the was why had that which of the way things change? everyone who knows this to see will never be the same. before we go, we want to leave you with some of the sites and signs of the, of pacing around the world and pop up on any es. thanks for watching the, the, the,

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