the, the, this, the dw news live it from berlin, germany's parliament rejecting sending a long range missiles to ukraine, at least for now, while makers in parliament today voted against sending towards cruise missiles. they backed, sending more military support. however, to help keep back riches invasion. also we can make up tonight in the gaza strip is real palms, the southern city of rock, again destroying a mosque to chile, multiple people over a 1000000 displays, palestinians have taken refuge this it, and a possible new front in the united states and the debate over reproductive rights, the state of alabama is root at frozen embryos can be considered children causing

one hospital to suspend fertility. treat the brake off. it's good to have you. with this on this thursday, germany's parliament has rejected a motion to deliver taurus cruise missiles to ukraine. but it backs a move today to provide more military support for keep oppositional. all makers in parliament have been calling for the german government to deliver the long range tories cruise missiles. the government has watched deliveries of the powerful weapons. however, on the grounds that they could be used to strike target and steep inside russia, the rejection comes on the 10th anniversary of russia's illegal annexation of crimea. a germany is already wrapped up. it's a portraits weapons deliveries to ukraine. the government says it is almost

doubling military support this year from 2023. but it is also spending big on defense at home, promising to increase domestic production capacity. german chancellor, all off short on his defense minister preaching their elbows into it. you're reaching the ground on a new i munition plant. earlier this month. the riding natal factory will eventually char note $200000.00, hillary shells per year under lightning efforts to run pop production. thus, as we need this urgency, because as hard as this reality is, we are not living in peaceful times. germany has been on a journey before a russian president vladimir pershing's invasion. maryland's focus was on peace offering t f. little more than head gear, nevada phones, tablets, and tell them we will send 5000 helmet as a clear message that we stand by this side. i the since then,

they said bottle tanks. how it says irish t defend the systems and more a know the debates is whether it will also send some of its powerful tal risk crews mess styles. rushes attack on you claim was a watershed moment and it's forced germans to confront some hard choice. for the bonus means the same for the bonus. there's adults for german society, the us. we must become patient for a walk through. the government has cost off on extra 100000000000 euros to bring the boat in despair back to life. orders are written for new us built fighter jets . 60 come about helicopters and the through air defense system fit to guard the skies of your the defense spending is growing again. at the height of the cold war, west german spend up to 5 percent of g d, p on security. that decrease gradually until re unification and the early ninety's,

when it fell off a cliff. no, it's not that 2 percent need to target. and this week the defense minister signaled there was room to grow. was the development of the industry. what i mentioned to that all has to fit together and then we might reach 3 percent or maybe even $3.00 . it depends what's happening in the world and does do how many builds its production capacity and bolsters. it's military. the question know is whether tax payers are willing to fit the bill or with the us congress at an impasse on the proving more a for ukraine is the pressure on germany now to provide even more. i put that question to thomas silver horn. the german lawmaker from the conservative see issue part. i think we all have to understand in the western world, that this attack afresh against ukraine is an attack against peas and stability in

the entire western world. and the interest of putting, of course, is to divide the rest and democracies. that's why we have to step up our commitments to assume green to the, to the maximum extent, to the extent that is needed for ukraine to prevail in this war. in substance, what is required from us is only support by financial means and by military equipment and ammunition, the ukrainians fight for themselves, and they do serve our support. for example, we in germany, we made a long way from a 5000 helmets that has been mentioned in your report of 2 now. 18000000000 zeros for military support only. but the real costs of this russian war. again, sue crane, are much higher for germany. we are suffering from a growing enterprises. for example, we are hosting some millions of refugees in germany,

so the real costs cannot be found in the books, but they have to be taken by our society. and that's why the most effective way to end this war is to support ukraine, military and financially. and it's in the same way the cheapest way for us to support your trade. that was the german conservative lawmaker there don't mess zubair and speaking with us earlier. here's a look now and some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world . like saying of all these mother has accused russian investigators of trying to stage a secret funeral for her son. she says that she have seen her son's body and is resisting pressure to avoid the republic funeral because of all new was known as the kremlin critic. that is family, they've alleged that the kremlin murdered him. it was an allegation to that law scale has rejected, or the 17 year old student is suspected of stabbing for pupils at a school in western germany. today at least 2 of them seriously injured. according

to police suspected attackers also believed to be student after school that is now in police custody. a court in spain has found former barcelona football or donnie alvarez, guilty of raping a woman in the night club. sexual assault took place on december 31st, 2022 elders has been sentenced to 4 and a half years in prison. the court also ordered the 40 year old to pay his victim. 850000 euros. elders can appeal to the conflict. now in the gaza strip, where the is really military has again bombed to the southern city of ruffled overnight. so forty's, local authorities say strikes destroyed a mosque and numerous homes and costs and several debts. violence has flared up in the occupied to westbank as well. with gunman opening fire at a checkpoint near jerusalem. the shooting started during the morning rush hour.

the 3 gunmen talked in slow moving traffic near a check point on the main road east of jerusalem. the one these really set low was killed in the attack. several others were injured, according to emergency responders. is really, authorities said the shooting was fortunately cut short quickly with security forces and um, civilians at the scene killing to the attack is that the was been detained while trying to sleep. is rails fall, right? national security minutes, the it's a month and give the joints police of the site where he called for more limits on palestinians movement in the occupied west bank. mean it's up to you. i expect that they will be more and more checked when say that there will be a restriction on the subject of law, but now we need to restrict the finally come to an understanding how our enemies

are not looking for excuses. and maybe i'm just going to fall and i already being said, i know i can't seem to go by then so, so to reco toys in the west bank since a mass is terrorist attacks on october 7th. and the start of israel is campaign in the gaza. strip on thursday, palestinians, and rafa were awakened by yes, another round, it was raining strikes from the city where hundreds of thousands have planned the fighting. this time it was a mosque that was hit and flattened with only it's meant to rent left standing. locals said nearby holmes will also heavily damaged in the attack pretty much the most will go struck by 2 real kids from the c o. those houses that were destroyed here and that they were housing for displaced people and people coming from elsewhere with a whole lot. and the one defined as was totally destroyed. as you can see. the 3rd

from several people were killed in the bombing among thousands killed of a night in his ready strikes according to the mess, run, health, ministry, gaza. it's just the latest as in square mosque is being taught during israel's campaign with dozens destroyed or damaged of the last 5 months in the united states, the largest hospital in the state of alabama and has suspended its invitro fertilization treatments following a court ruling that said, frozen embryos or fertilized eggs are the legal equipped the equivalent of children . the hospital says that now it has to evaluate whether or not it's patients or doctors could face criminal charges for punitive damages for being involved in the idea of treatment. the ruling by the all republican alabama supreme court as put into question the future of idea of treatments, which you said is one of the best ways for patients who want to have children, but struggle to conceive natural. professor glenn cohen of harvard law school is

a leading expert on medical ethics. i asked him what this really means for people who are already in the process of getting id of treatments in alabama. yeah, so the case was about on the alabama around the full death of a minor statute, in the case arose out of destruction, of embryos by mouth fees and allegedly, by the back. so uh that you know, that one of the largest providers, alabama has announced that they're going to suspend the us. there will be a question about whether people who already have frozen embryos to transfer them to another state for example. so when it comes to people who are starting out, they're gonna have a tough time finding an alabama, this one going to freeze their embryos and can you just store them? is that the king smell in alabama, a doctor who performs an idea of treatment. it could be what sued.

yes, into the wrong full on that statue support statute. so that civil liability, right. so the idea is that you could be sued just as you would be if you cause the death of a minor for samples of significant amount of liability. and then there are also questions about whether this interpretation the judge trip to the majority calls them extra or uterine children. whether that definition of what is a child under alabama law will be expanded. dr. statutes include in the criminal law, it is an interesting term. i'm, it is one of the, some i, i've never seen before, extra uterine children are in and that comes from the alabama supreme court. the wording of the court. i'm also include several references to god. is there a problem manage in your opinion of just just looking at things said, you know, clearly through a judicial lint, here's a real stand. assistant chief justice parker is concurrence. he talks about the

idea that it would be asked front to himself, capital age for god. and this idea of the wrath of god might befall people. it's highly unusual to say this kind of language is claimed is that alabama by several statutes of the past. the cost you for a minute, as indicated, this is the view of the people of alabama, but i can say if you're not a member of it, you do a christian religion. it would seem quite unusual thing to be told. this is the law of alabama, that god is a part of that outlaw, but that is a d, but she just as parker's it how, how does this really, how does it relate to the abortion of question in the united states? and i'm wondering too, with the idea of treatment you're trying to help a couple of conceive and yet you're saying under this ruling, a doctor could be accused of, of what killing or hurting a child or how does, how does the, how does that make sense? yeah, this is the exact, i think, right?

question to ask for this. actually the idea here is we have a couple who basically lost their chance to reproduce, lost their trance, to use their embryo and they brought as lawsuit. but the end result is it may be nobody can use item. yeah. and all of them are gone for in terms of abortion politics, this case can be seen as part of the larger move, which is called the personhood movement. in the decision of dogs be jackson and united states roby wave was over turn in theory, returning this question to the states. but there is a group of people who want their not to be a state by a state decision on abortion, but instead of federal laws to portion branding abortion across the entire united states. and one way to achieve that is to get an interpretation of the constitution that fetus is indeed, perhaps embryos are persons under the 14th amendment. and this is a part of that strategy or to be seen as a part of that strategy. yeah, yeah. but it apparently has worked at least in alabama doing cohen with harvard law . we appreciate your time in your analysis tonight. thank you. thank you.

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