the the, this is the daily news, my friends are let counting the cost of a 100 days of war. while the conflict has meant to the people killed and displaced in gaza by israel's military response to the homeless attack on october 7th. while and israel people call for the return of hostages, still being held by him off as the war shows, no signs of coming to an end plus anger and wash them all up. after the president elect as delayed from taking office protests around the drivers side, congress, english amount of city as opponents of incoming president, bernardo added by lo debate high to admit lawmakers from his party, the

who will walk into the program. we begin in the middle east where the war between israel on homos has reached its 100 to day. the fights interrupted after that as limits militant group. i'm aust launched a terrorist attack on israel on october 7th. israel responded with airstrikes and a grind invasion of the gaza strip. and since then, the tool has been devastating for the people of garza, the last 100 days have been nothing short of a disaster. many have lost not just the homes, livelihoods, and loved ones. but also any hope that life can ever return to normal to hi, let us know. we exchanged roger 2 catastrophic indescribable situation for everyone . so thousands of boxes and wounded. those who would not, multitude were wounded,

who was wounded, had the home destroyed. those who didn't lose their homes for this place, no one in gaza has been on touched by the conflict. this family say they used to be wealthy. but like thousands of all the gardens, they've been forced to flee. and now they're making pastries to survive. within the hey, i assume just 100 days ago we were living in power dice on a band. we have buildings, houses, and possessions. we enjoyed a wonderful luxurious life since the thoughts of the will. we've lost everything, homes of possessions. everything in israel to the pain is real. despite efforts to chase it away at this rate in tennessee, it's one of the number of events taking place to mount the 100 day since the terrorist attack to plead for the return of the mold. a $100.00 hostages still

being held in garza including one of the youngest optic keys. if it's possible to read something to freedom from the home us to bring him and his family best to is rather to celebrate the best day with his family. is it possible, as well as government says it will push ahead with its campaign until the hostages of being returned and its other will aims have been achieved? including the elimination of how most of the threats it poses to the jewish state. well, pa sending journalist has and pollution i have been reporting from guys out for the w until he fled to jordan in november. you told us what a 100 days of war means for him. the, it's hard, never expected that the war would be that long as a plus stayed in fast as a someone from gauze. i never expected this war to be the harsh

and long and the state and, and uh, from, for, it's harder than anybody expected. reaching an end is not so close. and, and in, in garza, people think this is the, the longest and all the conflicts before was like if we compare it with this, one was a joke. this is the reward. a most destructive and most the devastating war. and dw correspondent rebecca rectors spent the day with the families and supporters of the is rarely hostages. still in captivity. we spoke to her about the news, the vigil, intel, a beef, the mood here and what is become known as hostage square is on the heavy face. events has been held every week since the october 7th. there are tact, but this weekend i seen a full 24 hours of commemorative events, speeches,

music to mock 100 days since that terror attacks 100 days since the hostages has been held inside guns that many families, all the people still being held inside guns that have been speaking today, i'm sorry to have some of the hostages that were released in the november hostage. and many of them spoke of a deal, a thing for a while. i shop shop now. now if the child you hear over and bring them home, now that's the overriding message. see today at every one of these events, no, typically absent though is any political representation. i go to one woman who said that the political latest is simply to skate to come today, and then they know that they're not welcome. she said, i gives you a sense of the feeling about prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his government's handling particularly all the situation with the hostages. many people here feel very let down, find the government, some even pulling for elections. but this isn't a political event. today is about

a sense of collective grease, collective support and even some therapy to try to hear from the troll and that so many people here have experienced the families of the romantic hostages. say they're going to keep up the pressure on the government that they're going to keep holding these events week after week until their loved ones have grown, hives to try to keep their message high on the public agenda was dw correspondent rebecca richards. let's take a look now at some other headlines from around, the world is really forces have shelves, southern lebanon after saying they killed 3 militants who crossed into israel to carry out an attack. the lebanese state, one news agency reported heavy, showing, and several villages near the border has full on militant groups that is carried got 8 operations in the area. torrential rain, followed by major flooding, has killed at least 7 people in brazil's rio de janeiro. a record amount of rain

fell in one day more than this that you would normally receive in a month. at this time of year, the flooding force several metro stations to close on the authorities have declared a state of emergency ecuadorian security forces have taken back control of several presidents that have come under the control of gang members. the army released images, drawing hundreds of inmates based on the ground as armed forces entered the jails. the operation is aimed at restoring order, after dozens of prison workers were held hostage by inmates for nearly a week. well, to wash them all and i were a clashes have erupt after the country's president elect was delayed from taking office support as a fernando, out of that low oak scuffled with police outside congress as lawmakers debated high to install his flashing members earlier across mile as top court ruled that they must be registered as independence and move that could i looked at as well as political power, had a valid one last august presidential pull boeing to were i corruption. here's what he had to say about the latest delay a lot,

but it's one of us can see opening the people who oppose us our who have tried and continued to try to stop us from coming to power. and to prevent the government committed to change from succeeding, often precisely, the criminal political clause, the to which is imbedded in the political system. you see i needs to change into the state we are located. i mean, those of them that still remain have realized the victory given to us by the people of quite tomato. and what is a mandate for a future free of corruption? which implies that the end of a business model based on corruption, the has a right to see what's going to yeah, i got what dw slash in american correspondent, nicole races in guatemala city and she gave us an update on the situation there. i went out this morning and this afternoon has been pretty much

a roller coaster ride with lots of delays coming from congress, actually protest those have gathered in the center of the city or in the center around the congress early, already to celebrate this integration day. have a less uh, the mood obviously has uh, turned and uh, due to the lights given by congress to have been some classes that we here heard about here because we're at the cultural center. well, actually the integration should be taking place at some point. and we have on verified videos that show also the use of a gas. so we're on show at the moment. if this continues, i've been told that it's coming down because congress apparently is moving on. the problem was but not only and move in to send me of the party of out a little was suspended. they will also problems with a credit and show us that outgoing congressman should be giving today to the new congressman. this is the unusual procedure here,

and also they hadn't announced elected president of congress yet because there was a struggle between the outgoing party and the new commerce. but it seems that someone coming out already going forward. the commission of equitation said congress has now finished finished its work. so may be in a few hours in the evening today, i have an envelope will actually be invested and then will be the next president of this country. yeah, exactly. so that was gonna be my next question about congress at moving forward. i mean, do you actually think that a below is going to be sworn in today? and if not, what else can we expect to to see happen? know at the moment everybody is waiting here, as you can also see behind me in the front past hour. many people have arrived that will take part in this ceremony and we're expecting him actually to arrive at some

point. we don't have any confirmation about that though, because as things happened developing throughout the day, anything can really happen and change from one moment to the other. and then was actually also a fear of many who a support at a little that in the last minute there will be some intent to throw this whole ceremony over and to put an interim president instead of him at the moment still, we are optimistic that we will have a ceremony with add a little soon. okay, so let's say that does happen. what are the most urgent issues or a villa needs tac toe? not for guatemala looking forward. well the 1st uh thing that i did my little uh told me that he wants to do because we interviewed him yesterday is to ask for the resignation of the general attorney consuela 4 of us. it's one of the people who has been involved in trying to topple over his presidency by trying to in know the results of the elections. so he says that's the 1st action that he

wants to take, call her into his office and then say that she should resign the other very urgent issues. here is corruption. this is the biggest topic moving around, everybody talks about as everybody wants this to be a and tackled at a little will probably announce measures very soon. one of them being may be a cabinet that takes care of anti corruption. and also maybe then the persecution of these people involved in corruption, so they can not take public office anymore. and this is, i think, what the political establishment here fears most because this would be then the end of the curious. yeah. and what the model of the ws nicole was in guatemala. thank you so much. i snow level from a volcano which erupt as early on sunday and iceland has reached the small fishing town of green derek, the lava flows have set some buildings on fire. the main road to the tyrant, as well as our tricity and hot water supply has already been destroyed by the

molten rock. the tons, residents were about to reach it on saturday, so there is no immediate danger to life. going to be as some 40 kilometers southwest of the capital. right cubic put some in grinda big. there may be little to come back to law the reach the small town, just hours of to residents where vacuum a to it's the 2nd time in less than a month the volcanic eruption has sent local scrambling. officials rushed to get everyone out to have a night of to seismic activity intensified again. love via the whatever. april we were waiting for, an interruption up on the mountain, but not underneath the town but nobody knows what will happen to me. it is how many thinking authorities had been building holes to protect the town for weeks. but the latest, the russian has said law,

the welling up behind the defense is about the same will be only tens of meters from the town in the same line as the other. fisher, this is, and this is of course, what we feared that this would continue to open software. it is a hooked up and walk us through through this. well, molten rock is cutting through roads, water pipes, and the town itself, the rupture isn't expected to cause the kind of huge ash clouds. the ground is lights across europe in 2010. but for residents watching images like these of the town going up in smoke, that fact will likely provide little comfort. and night before we go, one of thailand's largest illumination in festivals has been put, has put on a sho in the right should bury province. the light installations have been designed to pick, tie religion and culture, showing 20 different illuminated landscapes. people from a ryan thailand on other countries are visiting the festivals that continues till the end of april. and that's all from us. you're all up to date. our documentary

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