and then the mouse has offered a plan that would see all hostages returned to israel. and even in the war in gaza with her mouth still intact and still in place, an offer is real wasted no time today. in rejecting, i broke off in berlin. this is the day the most on our minds in our hearts we are going and praying for the rest. all hostages, israel and has a duty. so returned citizen, we all that obligation to to get the necessary assistance to those who need it was, but the school situation is bad for living and food situations of 5 to there's nothing for us to wait until or even drink diet. gullible,

the steps that are being additional steps are planning meetings here as well. also coming up at 11 on his, in the midst of one of the worst economic recessions in human history. yet the crisis has not weaken the power of hezbollah there. tonight we ask, why is there, i know, had the she has, the law has the largest social service network for them. it's when, but also all the parties do the same. they like and so the main problem is the in existence of the states wish to see of live name. he which of our viewers watching on cbs and the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome with a with an offer and a counter offer to stop the fighting and gaza to plans, leading least for now, nowhere this week. a plan supported by egypt contort. and the us calling for

a ceasefire and gaza was presented to a moss. the response to that plan was delivered today to israel. a plan at wiley held the board in gauze and could end how the hostages could be returned to israel . at the same time, leaving him off intact. with this evening, israel's prime minister addressed the nation, and he said the home aust planned was a no go any value to keep providing it until her moss is no more. nothing, but we are on our way to absolute victory. i mean, the victory isn't our reach, it's not a matter of years or tens of years. it's a matter of months as if she should continue was military pressure is necessary to bring the hostages home. the surrender to come off as preposterous conditions. we heard the election not only will not bring them home, but will also bring upon israel. another massacre. it doesn't mean a disaster. no. is really citizen is willing to accept. or what do you use? middle east alice,

the johnny was on is here. the big table with me tonight has been following us through the evening as these developments are presented to with. we weren't surprised that that in yahoo rejected is counter offer from a moss. were you surprised that the he said victory over her mos total destruction is within reach. just a matter of months spent his line for quite some time. and he's also nearly as intern overlooked the internal politics. it has real. he needs to boost up the soldiers. he needs to show this really determine what's always good for the, you know, negotiations and testing of your position. say, we're going all the way. and because there's always a suspicion that may be, is really military. and these are the public is getting a bit tired of somewhat of fatigue. there's a sphere that maybe hamas is waiting, you know, to see israel kind of exhausted. and it's, and you know, needs to show that they're not going to be giving you the time something that's sitting in. i mean, we weren't 5 months into this for now. there's don't that we hear also from these are lim, terry, that it's, it's harder and harder even the force of the admin, you know, but withdrawn from cause i'm not going home. many of them are going are deployed in

the north in the northern border. so there's no doubt there is, there it was a functioning democracy is a function, modern country cannot last for too long. and this war, however, you know, as long as the hostages situation is still out there, there's also a wide, a support in this is rarely public to keep on fighting. the us secretary states entity, blake, and he just spent the past few days trying to, to, to put together to push this idea of a ceasefire and gaza. here's what he had to say about that. think unless we had an opportunity today to discuss with the israeli government, the response that i'm us sent last night as to the proposal that the united states cutter in egypt had put together to bring the remaining officers home and extend the monitoring pause. what i can tell you about these discussions is that while there are some clear non starters in monsters response, we do think it create space for agreement to be reached. are those last words?

there was nothing you all who rejected the plan today when they were here blinking, saying there is space for an agreement to be reached. do you know where that space is? it's a very narrow path, but i think the main contention point is the, the demand of mazda is for israel to, to give a consent to the end of the war. while israel is waiting to go for deal only with his pension of the fire. and if i'm off and israel will be willing to be a bit more vague about the details of how exactly the mechanism is gonna work. because a big part of the deal was to start negotiating the final terms. after the 1st immediate terms have been accepted for the 1st 45 days of, of, of session of fire. so as long as it is real, how much would be willing to focus on the 1st stage a bit like what we've seen also in november and the dealer perhaps in fact that if is on how much we're going to focus on that immediate 1st phase, maybe there is a way and this is what the americans are hoping for to move forward without really

clearly asking israel to, to make a commitment about the end of the war and how much, maybe to accept these are like baby steps if you will, correct. this is, and the americans feel like, as long as, as a process going, and as long as you know, there's some sort of momentum. this went to the people because i need this release . so now we've seen an ad blinking in his talk a little a great emphasis on the dire conditions and gaza the military needs and so on. and also the american pressure to it, given more and more support to the palestinians about the, the american influence here, particularly with, with israel. i'm an analyst earlier tonight told me that he does not see the united states being able to move is real. and my question is, if the united states can't do it, is there another power then that would be able to come in and bring change to this impasse? do you see any other actor? well, you know, it's true that americans are limited with their ability, but they have quite a lot of influence. and his role is really pendulum for military supplies. it's 1st and foremost, but far more than that, not to mention, you know, the long lasting ends throughout the years. that's and yet what we're seeing and

it's in the always begging more, more to divide, the weaker he gets in the base to we could the public support for him diminishes. you know, the weaker he gets, the more he breaks to the right, hoping the clinch to power. and that of course, puts him at odds with the american government that wants him to be more moderate, to give more concessions. it could be that what will be the 1st domino break to fall or to change things and as well would actually come from with it. and if the motor it forces in his unity coalition is they will say, we're not willing to keep up with this anymore. we feel like you do more politics that actually focusing on the goals of the more that might be the 1st step to move in to, to our side, or to bring some sort of shuffle the fault of power within israel for the relief of the americans. but how much pressure is there inside the domestic pressure on that in yahoo, take it to bring, you know, bring the hostages home that me to do something. well, the great pressure i, you see there's a, there's a mass support photo as hostages, a 136 of them. many people on the street know their names and, or their,

their stories of the media deals with it quite extensively. but then at the same time, as we were mentioning that to me, i was with this term, you know, he turns more and more to the right. and over there, we're seeing a growing risk between the right side of israel saying we need to cooper it. keep on fighting to the complete victory at the time, i say, no matter what and more moderate less learning which are not these base. and he's not tutoring for saying, bring the soldier, bring the hosting just now home. let's deal with how much later. and that's the stabilizing israel in the long term. that's in house to was a find a way how to make this all, you know, work and make both goals of the we're bringing hostages and different come us. yeah . simultaneously work doesn't seem to be $1.00 to $2.00 like time is running out for that. correct. i mean it's been 4 months exactly today and patients is running out. all right, shawn was honest, as always, trying to. we appreciate you do here in the studio. appreciate your analysis. thank you. well since the him off terror attacks of october 7th. and the more in gaza,

tensions have risen between israel and its neighbor to the north lab and not the powerful organization has fully considered a terrorist organization by many countries hold sway in many areas of the country. it's fighters have been firing rockets into israel. well, israel has responded with its own attacks, dw is funny if a charm went to one district in central, the route where a combination of social, economic and religious factors have kept hezbollah and their affiliates role. and that is despite the risk of a war with this re this is the barrel district of condo, and if i make the name means the detroit, it's a poverty stricken neighborhood with a dangerous reputation as bowl a leader has sung us. rolla is pictured everywhere. but you call and just walk in and start filming 1st. you have to meet with the circle community leader. it's for

our safety. he said he used to be a fight or for a militia affiliated with mr. wallace his ball one semester say, you know, as well as says, we're supporting garza so we are now fighting to reduce the tension on cost of upon go pest below it doesn't want to warm up the home knows role as words are seen, but he's feeling worse as the message you all on earth, even if he talks of destroying israel, he's ideas echo in the most israel is our enemy. we are a glorious nation, and we have glorious leaders. but as well as not only has she missed militant group constituted by many to be terrorists, it is also a political party which with allies $1.00 to 2018 general election. and even though it lost its parliamentary majority in 2022 in freedom of his ship areas like this

one is functions as a state within a failed state. that means it funds squeeze hospitals, socially institutions, services that because of the economic crisis, many communities depend on. but that has a price that many has paid with their lives. a so called mattress for young people here, the future looks like the buttons economy in ruins is infrastructure crumbling. and there is no functional government with all that. this district is considered not to worry as for poverty and radicalism, every country is against us, but has below is with us. when the time comes, we will go and fight. this is our land and we are with them. has voted seats. people here are resistance, narrative, she and most of them spiting western domination. some dedicate their children to

the calls. resistance means dignity. my pride, my glory. we were born to die, to become marches. i've done that, i've already given 2 sons and my nephew, his sons are pictured here. both died fighting for his bola against israel. the ma, yes. yeah. rights and political violence and identity building and live on on. she's us, as well as clear reasons for providing services to people that were paid. they've had them made the services create a special bond. we very strong between the families who are receiving the services and has the law here to know whether she has law has the largest social service network or the main thing, but also all the parties do the same. they like it. so the main problem is the in existence of the state just couldn't see of live name he uh, the mazda sits, and the only as bolus boring, honda shown to us as we entered,

is always present for locals. many would not speak on camera. but as the prospect of war with israel looms, not everyone even here is willing to give up their children for the calls. i worry about them. so maybe when they see older men fights in there is something inside them that encourages them to join. i don't want my children to join. i raised them for when they were little until they would grow, not sending them to what to loosen. right. know how to set all the people in this area will see the prize if there is a full blown war with these. well, i'm joined now by our senior international correspondent, funny to char. she is in the route to 9. funny good to see you. i understand you visited a district there in bainbridge, where hezbollah hold sway it's in control of what was the atmosphere like there. and are people afraid that more is going to come to them and

certainly across secretary lies. and this is what i find quite interesting that lieberman is a very diverse country. as such, it is divided on many issues across the secretary lies. but when it comes to this issue, whether people want the or, or not, most people the tell you, certainly not a lot of people here have vivid memories of the last 12006 between is while a militants. and is there any forces that you are up to in the same region of this highly disputed and bulletin board, the area between living on an as well the very same location where we see and also a file. and so in the past 4 months, i have a sense in fact at last assault is well and the reason the ation is throughout attack on gals and ongoing who and gaza. so people have very much concerned that live on, on will be pulled in one way or the other until full blown hor, essentially is only by which paul to hear by a non state act. uh, as people refer to his bladder,

she is going to split it in groups or by as well as we heard in your report and funny, i'm in this district. it functions as a state within a state. how, how does that work? and i'm wondering, i'm but who are what is funding? so i think it's really important to understand that you're in the lead on, on his ball. the basically originated from the she up block off of this population during the civil war, which was uh during the seventy's until the 19th 19th at however, when his ball that was created as we knew it today in the early eighty's, iran was very much behind that gold financing, at least financing is a group up until today, which also means that it's been considered in this region as a proxy, a non state organization. basically part of this bigger access of resistance that around talks about the processing iraq in syria and human. and as a result, it functions as it states with a failed state. i would actually have this may say at this point because there's no

functioning government in the been on stage. we don't president at this points to empower any government. any fact his bola is not just gonna say that a terrorist organization about multiple countries, but it's also political parties. so it is sitting in the cabinet. it is sitting in the parliament. and in many ways, it has a influence calling the shots both politically, but also militarily. yeah, and it's in a country that has a political problems. severe loving on is also in the midst of a recession. one of the deepest that the entire world has seen for centuries when you consider all of this, does the government in webinar, does it really have any influence whatsoever over hesper? the situation is such that his ball out minutes as a part of the government as a party, as it was pointed out in that report as well. and i think this is what is often maybe not seen internationally, because internationally, what we hear is one thing that his ball that is

a designated tourist organization by various countries. but people forget that it is really very much in selling any parts of the society, specifically the she or population of this country, which is about one 3rd, an estimate and one 3rd of the country. which also means that there are other parts of society who do not endorse a they use for that group. and also not old people who all shield will tell you that they are a fan of, of, of, of his brother militants and their doctrine. ever since the states here is very weak and their state institutions are incapable of solving major problems. what is what that does is really received or as a for tied ground in many parts of the society. and lot of people here that i've been talking to are seeing that they're actually fed up by 2 things that they feel that they his while i'm going to the is, are hijacking not only the she'll part of the population and using and missed using their religion as she and with this, but they hijacking the entire country. yeah. it's an excellent explanation of how

power is wielded in the country that is, paralyzed by crisis. our senior international correspondent funding can charge and i, and they were funny. thank you. in pakistan, dozens of people have been killed. dozens more injured into bomb attack, so called is womach. state is claimed responsibility the glass rocks political offices in the south western province of locust. and the bombers struck despite heightened security package. dan, have seen a serge violence in the lead up to parliamentary elections, which are scheduled for tomorrow, thursday as well. i went across the aisle to dw, show me a shawn. she's joining me from karachi tonight. is good to see you show me all. so what do we know? what more do we do at this point? well, we'll just do the borders has told me that the dozens of people have been condemned

. he's due back to that last envelope just on a problems, a vesting problems which brought to is have gone this don and ron and dozens have been wounded as well. who have been digging to austin. this has disrupted the election process. the, the, the, the polls are to be held tomorrow on the 8th of february, and buckets on a cross sparks done. but the situation is quite serious in certain areas and below interest on which sure uh where as long as to buy that and separate as insurgencies, not, not something new. and uh, we'll see a problem in how people go and cost their ballots. uh, tomorrow morning. uh, this looks like uh, the students from the bottom that what you know. yeah. is there have been on the docs as well on the j u. i as as long as bought these procession and is

a small scale and granted a dock and cut off to you. but i'm sitting at the moment of covering the elections . there has been a report of one person dying granted a dock at a at an area in grouchy which is a dozen population bucks of the biggest city an engine to do. do we know who could possibly be behind these glass? no group has claimed responsibility for these attacks sofa, but as i said that uh uh, the largest on has seen the buttons and the boss. it happens regularly. thomas militants separate surgeons. there are separate as who want to break away from bucks start from. it's not about because they, they claim that the psalm bothers use up and get resources down against china is when they're ready to find a group as well in this province. so no group has game any responsibility so far.

the part to the military operation is ongoing and dis, problems, and it's likely to identify the coming days of class and the impacts on the elections. what's your prediction? a while the back is 2 fold. one is that this violent insurgency of docs and below just on the december by 2 o'clock province, which also borders have gone. histone k b k, as it's called in bucksta, we'll see and increase a spike in vitamins dot means that it would be a big challenge for the next administration. and that could be a military operation. and the coming coming weeks and months in these areas will be a big challenge for oh, for the next administration of to the elections tomorrow. also it with also displayed to the voters, especially in below, just on

a cardboard box to comp robins from dusting the ballots also across bucks on because it's a very dark. ready section already people are unhappy with the grad down and they've gone folks. palmer brown, mr. brown is on spotty. it was behind box. this was the way the boat is more and they would probably not going to cost if alice the done a could be low. because people feed and secure, you know, lots of volatility on the eve of elections there in pakistan, dw geo shops and karate did. not. with the latest emil thank you with the elections and pakistan are also important for its close neighbor in arch rival india. both countries were british colonies, both became independent in 1947, both our nuclear powers, with large armies. we have this report now on thoughts on the election coming from billy, in the age of your body, a professor at the salvation university in india,

capital in new delhi ages international studies to young graduates. ron pon, has been like being denied from elections today. he is leading an informal session with his students on india about the sponge relations. is this going to be a free and fair elections in boxes? but i do believe that there are certain times a shed history with decades of conflict and diplomatic negotiations have shaped the relation between the 2 asian neighbors focused on national assembly elections just around the corner. and while it was direct the course of the country split, it took a few to india to be keeping a keen eye on it for the best that's about the things that ensuring free and fair elections and focused on will be challenging. especially considering the recent imprisonment about a former prime minister in bron con and fox funds, history of military coups. that why should he for the next i a lot of charges

against him. he's been brought back. all the jobs has been dropped to someone who's doing this, and i'm sure it's the bible study. i mean, that is behind this. so a lot of us believe that no, i should have is going to be the next 5 minutes. go back from the students. there is also a full shift, sense of horror as we all know there that has been challenges in buckets done in aspects. so if you're not go in and sign in internal affairs and of as well as external defense talk is done. i think use in that of position in terms of security in terms of economics. so the future election is a good point to come out of this problem. and i think that should include the relationship between the diplomatic dies between india and focused on have been streamed for the past few years, especially since 2019 been focused on expose the engine. and roy of the india decided to revoke the special status of genuine cushion with the underdog status of

the divided cushion need region is at the heart of the rivalry between india and thought this done with the 2 nations having 4 separate voice over it. they prefer a strong democratic government in pakistan, navigating gauge with india as well that can open the remaining balance with india . with boxes sounds, domestic de moines, but potentially empower hotline voices within india. as the con, cheaper best for its own national elections. but the day continues online, you'll find this on x, also known as twitter and youtube. the w news you can follow be at risk off tv. and remember what ever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day. have a good one of the

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