the the, this is dw news lie from bell in japan makes history on the move. and i'm crude space craft reaches the surface, making japan the 5th nation to pull off a successful luna lamp. israel lead up publicly defies the us over gaza prime minister benjamin netanyahu was this calls from the white house to scale box of oregon from us and rejects any future palestinian state. the

good health is welcome to the program. japan has made history as the 1st nation to successfully land on the move. japan space agency says it is in contact with its on crude luna alonda which touch down just hours ago. the small planned to for investigating moon or from s l i am mission, was intended to pull off the 1st precision landing on us closest made several recent flights to the movement of ended in phase for more of this i'm a joint in the studio by dw science, reportedly i have left historic day no down to about that, but it appears as to some open questions, but more can you tell us that's right. well, uh the japanese space space agent subjects, us still kind of analyzing the status. they say the soft landing of the spacecraft was seems to have been so successful. um, but the solar panels don't produce any energy which is problem out there. okay. the

spacecraft is now in battery mode which can last several hours and they tried to use this energy to send down any data they gathered about the landing trajectory, for example, to see if the big goal, the precision landing actually was successful. but as for the solar panels, they seem to want to wait until this time hits the solar panels from a right angle and to see if this will make it work. ok, let's keep our fingers crossed then. but let's look at the science behind this. uh, what's the purpose of this? well, the high precision landing really is the big thing. this mission, the flemish wants to, to test sent through to show or to prove that it can work. because so far, spacecraft are moving lenders were able to land within a box of let's say, several kilometers which isn't very precise and it was more about why is it easy to land rather than where one, where do we want to land?

now the idea is that a higher precision of it's still about 100 meters, but it's, you know, in terms of coverage and comforters, it's quite good. the idea is to land where we want to go, where the points of interest nearby may be, what our visit was, for example. now the, the last month moon mission is more than 50 years ago. 52 years ago. apollo 17 i believe on now. recently everybody's gonna go back to the moon, what's, what's the rush? why is it, why is that what, what are you going? well, it is different reasons and it had to have different reasons for different actors, of course. but one big thing and one big. yeah. reason for money is that they want to show that the one to demonstrate that know how the technical power. so this, we should not neglect that negatively. but of course, there's also there different reasons, different other reasons as well that has, since water has been discovered mostly on the pulse of the moon. and the interest has gone up again because when you can water, for example,

if of course 1st of all can be used as drinking water faster lots. it can also be used to make oxygen for breathing. but oxygen and hydrogen which can also make, be made of water can be used to fuel rockettes. mm. uh so the idea would be to have kind of a lunar gateway as a stop or yeah, kind of stop in between to go further into the solar system to travel further out there. and then there's been, has interest and the moon. maybe the idea is to extract helium 3 from the lunar surface and to fuel fusion reactors with this it's of course it's becky, it's a way but the idea is math and their science interest. of course we'll next to all of them on the moon. further as, or you know, our neighbor and the fall side is also could be very good for telescopes, for optical telescopes to look out into space without being a kind of disturbed by radiation light from the other list. all the values

science report. thank you very much. them back down here on us and gaza, and israel is pressing on with operations in the south. and defiance of calls from the united states to scale back it's offensive. prime minister benjamin netanyahu, as again insisted, is, will not stop the fighting and gaza until it has destroyed him off, which several countries classify as a terrorist organization. and you also reject it caused by the us to plan for a future published in the and state. once the war is over, as the fighting and gaza rate is on israel's increasingly at odds with its closest ally, the war and gaza is still backed by the united states. but the intensity of operations has come under us scrutiny of israel says it won't cave to american pressure prime minister benjamin netanyahu stresses israel won't scale back and

appear to reject the idea of creating a palestinian state the whole in any arrangement, whether there was an accord or not, these ready states must have security control of old, which have a true west of the jordan river. is a necessary condition. but that cautious with the principal of palestinian sovereignty. it doesn't matter what can i say? i've told our american friends this truth. i've also stopped this the attempt to impose a reality on those that would harm israel security and is ready prime minister should be able to say no, even to our best friends. no. when necessary. yes, when possible. and what the us has reiterated palestinian statehood is the only past to lasting piece. this will be, we do believe that this conflict is all conflicts. it will end at some point and that there needs to be a political path forward for the establishment of

a palestinian state. that is the only way, not just to answer the legitimate hopes, dreams, aspirations of passing people. but it is also, and this is critical. the only way to provide the lasting security for the is really people. and it's not just the us trying to push the israeli government in a different direction. until the protesters accuse the government of pursuing aggressive policies. we as bring people to live in the jewish people in the city and people these liberal many if you're an outright rejection of palestinian statehood, now we're only worse and regional tensions and trap israel and and less conflict. so booming, failed as a middle east on the list at st. johns hopkins school for advanced international studies. and she told me that y'all was rejection of the ballast indian state should not come as a surprise to anyone. well, it's fascinating. in fact,

as the national security council spokesman said yesterday, this is not in fact anything new i'm 10 years ago when i was working on secretary terry's is really tough and integration team, promising us in yahoo is the leader of the as well. and he said the same thing to us, he said that israel must be in charge of all security west of the jordan river. and i remember, you know, sitting in our hotel room from jerusalem, kind of sinking into our chairs and the glue of that reality. because we understood that that would really be impossible. so for the past indians, that's when, when the talks really faltered me, now the us has no steady round top pressure on israel over its conduct of the war. and it keeps getting brushed off. how much influence does washington still have always, rarely policy? so i think what's more important is what they say behind the scenes than what they're saying publicly. i think they're being very clever. they understand that natania, whose political uh, liability is uh, fragile at best. and every,

with every given day, it's less likely that he'll be the leader. so at times what the americans are doing is actually speaking over the head of nothing yahoo directly to the as really people and to the new leadership which they expect will come in. you know, saying things like, this is not pressure on israel, but it's an opportunity i'm dangling. the idea of normalization was study arabia was all, is really sort of very happy to embrace, you know, integration with amenities and be accepted by their neighbors. it's something that all is really look, look forward to also there's nothing more appealing to is really good at this point than the word security natania who, who campaigned on the slogan of peace through strength delivered war through weakness. so in secretary state blinking says something like is really the only have genuine security when there is a pathway to palestinian statehood. what he's saying is, is really what you have to understand is that senior, who has failed to deliver, but for genuine security,

there are necessary compromise. and i think that that's the way to, to security for all as well. and now laura, you mentioned israel's name, is them the arabs days have been working on the plans to bring the will to an end and a long term solution. what kind of message does this send to that as well? i think that is the fascinating thing for me when you look at ads, the ad states surrounding israel is that they haven't broken relations with israel, despite all the pressure from their own population. the leaders have said, you know, we're not gonna cut off the connection with is the only opportunity toward a better tomorrow for the entire region. so i think that they're in a way to swing state, the swing voters and this referendum. it's a bloody referendum of the abraham accords which connected israel closer to the region and the arabs are the key. and that's why i think that by the end, the restriction is working so hard in pressing the points that are important to the our neighbors. pushing israel for more humanitarian aid of limiting civilian casualties,

say no displacement of house. that means they cannot be forced to leave gaza egypt . i think it's because those are, these are so important both for the administration, getting them legitimacy and leverage in the region. and also frankly, if it's really just don't trust housed in, they might, in fact, trust the ard states around them and there's real incentive there for now the us presidential elections on 9 months away is mid term, you know, maybe gambling on a change in government. yeah, sometimes i wonder if they're just waiting each other out. right. it's been yeah. who's looking at biden and thinking, trump is coming and by who's looking at it to the island thinking, you know, we're going to reach out to the opposition party or their to members of the war cabinet. right now. these really work cabinets are about to depart. people are kind of counting down to see whether they break, but the government. so yes, there's a little bit of political chicken who's going to jump 1st. but you know, you have to remember that by and it's in yahoo's relationship, goes all the way back after the 70. in fact, by the end when, when he was young,

senator, he signed a photo for nathan. yahoo say the, you know, i don't agree with a damn thing. i have to say, but i love you. so their relationship is deep and they're down, but they need each other and hopefully we'll work through this. the building felt bad. thank you very much for sharing your expertise with us. let's let's have a quick look now. and some of the other headlines from around the world. the admins who see rebels have launched a fresh missile attack on american own ship and the red sea. no damage or injuries were reported to the militia is backed by iran, and has been targeting shipping in that for the way since november. the visa say they're actually in solidarity with the palestinians. a police report says a brazil's full mass, all right, president valuables and arrow carried a forged co with 19 vaccination certificate offices. found the evidence that both in our new about fraudulent entries and health ministry vaccination records. they

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died out of his months. he was 78. a memorial service was held at the stadium of buying munich. the clamp where he won 3 european cops in the 19 seventy's back and bought a statute was such that german president find by the stein money and gave the keynote speech. he called him a great german service, was attended by more than 50000 people, including ex players collin players, fans, and dignitary such as germany's chancellor full of choice, enhanced it just because you're watching dw, and you see as a reminder of our top stories in japan, has made history by becoming the 5th nation to make a successful moon landing its own crude space process on the surface and has established communications with mission control. that's it from me and produce the email. have an update for you at the top of the our next us depends, celebrates that noun, landing dw, talks to

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