the, the is the state of the news long from berlin. humans, who is the militia vows to continue it's attacks on red c vessels. after the western britain launched a night of retaliatory air strikes against them inside yemen, as follows and us air strikes in iraq and syria. also coming off considers a truce offer made by israel and international mediators to hold nearly 4 months of finding figures. found the israel will expand its ground defensive into russell warehouse of gall. this population are taking refuge and the summer heat waves dr. send the wildfires and chilly dozens of people are dead and more than 1100 homes destroyed as authorities swede with residents to evacuate the

co fairly welcome to the program or evans who the militia has bound to continue. it's attacks on rusty vessels after the united states and britain launched another series of air strikes against them, washington and london, and put out a joint statement saying they had dozens of targets inside yemen, which included underground weapons, depos, missile systems and launchers as well as radars the strike is part of the join us and he's a military efforts to determine who moves from further disrupting global shipping lanes in the red sea. now, british prime minister re, she's to knock said on ex, quote, last night. royal air force type soon successfully took out specific feet military targets in yemen. further degrading the who with these capabilities, he continued a recent attacks on

u. k and international vessels are unacceptable. it's our duty to protect innocent lives and preserve freedom. the united states has said it will continue with retaliatory strikes. here's winehouse national security advisor jake sullivan, to it began with the strikes on friday night. but that is not the end of it. we intend to take additional strikes and additional action to continue to send a clear message that the united states will respond when our forces are attacked or people are killed. at this point, we are still assessing the question of how many casualties there were among the militia groups. and our military will continue to provide the president with those assessments. staying in the middle east, dozens of palestinians have been killed and overnight is really airstrikes on the south of the gaza strip. including children and rough fears are growing. that is really troops could push further into gauze us southern. most town were roughly half of the strips population have taken refuge. in the coming days,

us secretary of state antony blinking is expected in the region and on a visit to cairo, the french foreign minister has condemned to talk about force displacement of thousands into egypt. as defining continues, so to do efforts to hold the nearly 4 month for come off. now says israel and international mediators have made them a tentative truce offered by the militant group. considered a terrorist organization by most western states, as it is still reviewing the details. even his battles have been raging on the ground for weeks. reports have circulated that to cease fire between israel and how mosque was about to happen. israel said discussions and can tar had been productive . palestinians have called insistently at the united nations for a pause in the fighting. the best way to avoid 3 doing an escalation is not the threat or use of more fire,

but action for an immediate cease fire. so there's also been pressure from within israel itself. some families of hostages want to see an end to fighting. they need the results i need, i need, i need to deal. i need to see my sister coming back to see if crossing the border. but as i know, there is 2 open questions that all around it is just wasting our time. and the question is about us is fire. as you know, there is a people to try to see it as a last and come back the last in the war. and if you go phone says a fire, just mean this is a fire and to save life and early or cease fire. last of the week of november and so i'm more than 100 is really hostages released from gaza while food and fuel was shipped into the besieged territory. and more of the $200.00 palestinian prisoners were released by israel still holds around $130.00 hostages,

but several are believed to be dead. since then, israel's biggest back of the us is a void and using the term ceasefire to talk about negotiations. even while it says it's been applying pressure behind the scenes, what we've seen and the way the way we got to is 100 hostages out was through a one week long command, turn, pause, stopping the temporary staffing and in the fighting is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has also largely avoided using the word ceasefire while recognizing the need to get hostages out of gaza and applying strict conditions. and i hope on the move we're working to achieve an additional framework for the release of our captives, but i stress not at any cost. i have read lines among them, we will not finish the war. we will not remove idea from the strip. and we will not read thousands of terrorists who we are working on all 3 together and we will not come see it on any of them. despite all those obstacles,

the 2 sides caps negotiating and can tar. what's unclear now is how long a ceasefire will actually last. for more on these negotiations, i'm joined now by oliver maternity. he's the director of the in jail for thinking which works on conflict resolution and mediation, especially in the middle east. welcome back to the the williams to return. and now, what can you tell us about the conditions of the us back proposal for a fresh the fire that her mazda is currently considering as well. i think the problem is the gap between the position of nursing you know, and his government and the us military leadership. i'm told that the m. s. leadership want permanency fire and then to negotiate on the principle or referral all the hostages for all of the palestinian prisoners. nothing now is leave just to from that click be played is determined a, there won't be opponent ceasefire. and secondly,

that he will not negotiate on that principle or for all. now what i understand the proposal that came out to the parents meeting last week was that again, to have these short pause to have a 2 week pause i believe, to begin with. and which was you have a young people are elderly that are still held in guy, so it can be exchange and then to see how that can progress. but there is no tool of confidence the science. i think that's the root of the problem icons. see how, with the complex mechanism also for negotiations, how they can reach an agreement. i hope i'm wrong. yeah. not much rigmarole room. are you optimistic at all that a deal? maybe not this deal, but any deal that will bring some relief to guidance and the people waiting to get their hostages. a back home will be made to obtain. aust,

assembly's dodge of waiting for the relative just to be released from gas. it must be enormous. i use the streaming family and the 5 years they stop, but i got a little sense of it. but at the same time, well, we have to keep in mind and in focus is that 2300000 people in gaza are still spring on the imaginable cook, human conditions, life changing conditions, even as the war with the stop to night. the situation there has changed people's lives forever. now i think that's what stopped to be kept in the equation, and my hope for them as well as the families with the hostages, is that the leadership will put as so next said, they were protecting innocent lives in bombing. you have any duty targets and you have any i think the same principle must apply and go to the

priority must be given to protecting the innocent human life. your secretary of state and to me. blanking is actually heading to the middle east towards, towards not only the release of the hostages, but also a humanitarian pause in gaza to bring that relief that you were just talking about . what leverage does he have at this point? it will do us as has a notice that i have richard will use it, but i think they're saying one thing publicly and at the same time supplying homes, we understand the state of going on and getting political protection to nothing out and is, is government to continues more so icons, i think, unless they stop acting out a book may be short term political interest and apply the universe or norms that has kept the international order for the past 75 years or so that he must apply

those norms and applying them. i think he needs to say right, no, not putting forward proposals that just for the fighting. but right now to say enough is enough. what providing you with no more arms or political protection. you've got to stop the fighting. you've got to stop the the continue with this alert on the 2300000 p. glen go, sir. so would you say that the ball is kind of in the us as court right now to build durable stability in the region and put an end to this conflict as well when i'm picking up from the wind to reach and is no need the street is boiling, but there is growing, growing anger at senior levels in the various ministries of the gulf. literally, states after government stay here to pack more decisively, you know, to bring this war to in. and i think everyone wants to see and then to the war to pursue the 3 goals that but i mean,

is there nothing you haven't mentioned on the earlier that the, and i nation us on us, the continuation of the war there for the release of the hostages and security for the so i'm just not in not or the not the obtainable. i think the main security israel will have is when it ends up your patient acts decisively minutes, reaction on the per loans. israel's into security has all of her my turn in director of the andrea for we're thinking so thanks for those insights. thank you. we can now take a look at some of the world members. the people around salvador are voting and the presidential election that is expected to have the incumbent, a landslide victory. now you will, keller is popular despite his authoritarian policy. if he is credited with eradicating game violence in el salvador after he's been civil liberties and had

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a matter of minutes in with the fire was already here. it was smoke, the sky turned black. everything was dark. the wind felt like a hurricane, but it was like being held up when we say a good high temperatures on dry conditions are fueling deflating, causing the deadliest brake of forest wires. and to late in a decade, the president flew over some of the most devastated areas on saturday. he warned just the danger still to come below bundle. if you receive a message to evacuate, even if you believe the fire is far away, they do not hesitate to go them with nickel. if you've received that message and it's because you have to do it. we want to save lives and protect you with a shuttle threat. the night firefighters tried to 12 of lanes

but hundreds of homes were completely destroyed. of the, in some areas where the worst of it was over, people returned to what was left of them. some sifted for belongings in the rubble, while others tried to find pets that were left behind. the as the rescuer struggle to reach the worst effected areas and with the deck till expected to rise . there's little comfort for those waiting for news of loved ones. and the 3rd time we're ready for watching the, the we news from berlin next, our tech. so shift explores how artificial intelligence is being used more and more

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