the, the state of the news long from berlin, a deadly attack on a christian church in turkey. the interior ministry says armed a sale in storms of search and assemble during sunday worship, killing at least one person. the perpetrators appear to be still at large, also coming up the new ones, humanitarian work, and gaza faces collapse after keep donors suspend funding. israel claims workers for the un agency for palestinian refugees join the october 7th. terror attacked and active it attacks the world's famous loan. at least the soup is thrown at the ventures price list, artwork and the loo museum in paris will talk to

a member of the group behind the attack. the welcome to the show. we start with a developing story from turkey. one person has been killed in an armed attack on a catholic church is stumbled, so it gives interior minister says to assail and storm de santa maria church and the city, sorry your district. you confirmed one person at the sunday law was killed. an investigation has been opened and authorities are working on capturing the perpetrators and dw celia on is, is stumble. following the story for us. you told us more about the attack or well, no. the only official information we have so far is coming from talkies interior

minister audiology kaya, he tweeted that the attack was carried out at 11 40 am local time during sunday mosse that add to must man carried out the attack and that one person was killed. he did not make any comments on what kind of weapons we used or whether other people were injured. some local media has been reporting that there were several people people injured as well, but that has not been if you send a sofa minister said and investigation has been launched because the attackers are still on the run. what has also happened in the meantime is that the touch authorities have imposed a broadcasting band on this story which practically restricts the tv channels, newspapers, social media, here from reporting about the story. this is often explained here by the

authorities with reasons of protecting public order and national security, but media rights watch dogs have repeatedly criticized this very common practice here of just similar events in turkey saying it's essentially censorship because during such events, there is a public need for information, so um we still have to wait for more information coming out from the authorities. what else has happened in the meantime? we have heard from the pope. this was, as he mentioned, the catholic church, the santa maria, italian church, and the story enabled with the pope has condemned the attack of you telling him for a minister has done so as well as offered his conduct. it says the mail is simple, has also condemned to this attack, but of course everybody is eager to learn more about the motives. yeah, let's talk about motors. use a, the attackers are still at large. do we know who they are and why they didn't know?

we, we don't know this at the moment from what we hear, for example, from spokesperson of the ruling a k p here in taxi or prison edwin's party, he said and suggested that this specific person was killed, might have been specifically targeted. but since they're still looking for the attackers, i think it's too early to speculate. of course, here in turkey we have seen in recent years, a number of terrorism related attacks, sometimes carried out by islam is the militants just the last month. the thirty's have detained a number of people, suspected of being ices members who were emergency planning to carry out a tax on churches and synagogues. so this of course, you know, is an option a but to right now as we speak, it's basically speculation. we really need to wait for the authorities to uh,

you know, move ahead with the investigations or who would and talk to the press. that is database johan and assemble. thank you for the latest. you and chief and tony with harris has called on donor staves, to guarantee the continued operation of the new ones agency for palestinian refugees, key contributors, including the west, germany and the u. k. halted funding for the own right agency after israel said 12 staffers took part in how mazda october, 7th terrorist attack on israel. the owner of the head says the employees under suspicion have been fired and that suspended funding could threaten the lives of those who depend on the agency for survival. in the midst of a deepening humanitarian crisis and gaza. racing to get a sack of flour. now, precious commodity in gaza. of these men are a few of the lucky ones who manage to get one others who are less fortunate.

this is the amount i got today. this is for 7 people. look at how little this is. it's a rare day in gaza. city, very few a trucks make it to the heart of the strip. this one operated by the main you an agency in gaza was empty 10 minutes. some people got 3 bags of flour and some got 4. and i didn't get any, i have 3 children, and i don't know how i'm going to feed them. the situation could get even worse. several countries have temporarily push the funding to owner of the united nations agency for palestinians. that softer israel accused some of its staff of being involved in how much is attacks on october 7th, on raw,

has fired several m. so he's in the wake of the allegations, details of which have not been made public. the agency has opened on investigation and countries to keep the funding flowing. they are as hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of thousands of people in gaza who rely on was to monitor and work who rely on humanitarian assistance even more now than they did before. it is the work that on the wall uh does, uh, remains critical. uh, today and as heavy rains and winter storm slash the strip of further disruption in a could have catastrophic consequences. the french malware, leonardo da vinci, is world famous painting. the mona lisa has been attacked by activists to protesters through soup at the prices artwork, which is protected by the big bullet proof glass. and the loo museum in paris.

museum says the painting was not damaged, and the exhibition is again open to the public. we can now talk to a spokes person for the organization that has claimed responsibility for the attack on the mona lisa, an organization called the post id monteith. she gave her name as at least at least . why do you think vandalism is a legitimate means of protest? we thank you for inviting interest and we have to face about situation and hearing friends, which is really critical. because on one side we've got our photos and you know that because all those new mountain firms that companies property from the existing jobs, one of them commits so we a set suicide every day. and we also pruitt professional category and i will country. yeah. and on zillow, the sites, people simply don't get enough, i cavity food to it. and one of 3 french people as just keeping mute every day,

whether it was a me don't. how does, how does a throwing soup at the moment, at least that change that though, as well. we know that's the best decision for phone government, mitchell, that gets us to a situation. i'm, is it is it don't respect our present. we know that the never will respect of church will. so the citizens after the tone of the situation and right now this is our only options. we have to force them to, to put in place. what can lead to our future, a sustainable l. c. food for every room, and so we all, with food food, we 30, it shows the name of the campaign where he claims a social security fault, just kind of a him for insurance. all right, is there fellow active as have reportedly been arrested at the museum after throwing suv at the moon? at least so can you give us an update on, on their situation? we don't know. go to that situation right now. normally the police has to pull the people from the funding, but they don't do that. yes. so we don't have

a news posts or 2 people that's going to the action. yeah. these acts of, of vandalism, though they cause a lot of anger. and do you think they help you get your point across people are talking about the painting and not necessarily your agenda right now. the thing that every single people in this planet's right now, i have to face the situation and has to ask themselves about what is more, most important? is it, is it facts? that's the painting be like cold? we have the most colo retinal. oh is the sex that's our the near future and i will present and zip and then to place the decisions. that's of people i'm and i'll mention right now we have to ask this question. you know, so no,

the, yeah, no legs right now we have to know and we have to face the situation. that's how well friends i will send me a switch and we're getting ready to go. that's why we are leaving here. we're, we're out of a, unfortunately, at least a very interesting talking to you though, is at least a spokesperson for the post and even to have the group that through soup at the moment lisa and harris this morning. thank you again. more than a 1000000 ukrainians fled to germany following russia's invasion in 2022 and with no end to their exile. currently in sight, many are looking for ways to keep their culture and language a live and the german capital berlin, ukrainian microns, gather at an art gallery to maintain links with their home country for the arts. this so, but is not limited, which is the sound of ha,

homeland po. it's nadia to lencher and her fellow ukrainians, me to to but an art gallery to recite poetry and re text. and then mother tongue. the mike is open and anyone can share the not move to belinda foldable and she organizes the monthly poetry event. may be the main goal of these poetry, evenings of to make it create in word herds and to keep the crate in literature alive. not only the classic of literature but also wherever eating a lot of modern text. um, i also like to share my word sometimes. and it is, it is a beautiful space for people to feel like home the place. but nadia used to call home is now near the front line in

a war this is she and many other ukrainians here. consider going back to be too dangerous. i think now that it's been almost 2 years i have cope with the emotion. and i have come to accept it . i have come to accept the pain and i have come to accept the chase that has been dial to so many premiums in my family also. um, i've been angry. i've been that i've been lost. i've been set up an all of the things around a 100000 ukranian migrants now live in berlin and in the hall to the city. ukrainian activists of setup memorials to raise awareness about the destruction that rushes occupation for us on that country. this one is near the russian embassy and across town, back of the gallery, the office to night, to visit,

to trying to help those back in ukraine. all the money from sales of the outlook alternate to to organizations that it is important to keep the language alive. because language and culture and literature as one of the main pillars wish to find the nation. and to nadia, these gatherings are way to help that homeland too. and there's just enough time for a quick look at some other stories making news right now. spanish coast guard has rescued around $350.00 microns off the canary islands. witnesses say at least 3, my friends died during the attempt to reach a shores boat journey to spain by migrants nearly tripled in january, compared to the same period of last year. iran says it has successfully launched 3 satellites into space believe a step and a program that western countries fear improves tear on ballistic missile capabilities. the launch comes as

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