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the the, this is dw use line from the lid. germany's translate goes to the middle east to push for things, firing. guns that hold up schultz tells his is why the count upon that lasting security for me as well as in a 2 state solution. you're just full more humanitarian a to reach palestinian civilians post clothes and bosses 3 day presidential election. there's a lot of people to seal another 6 year term in office, despite the grad lives tracked down on the defense, crowns of all positions. to pull this, turn out at noon across russia to protest against the thought. as, like say no valve, these widow constance, her vote at the russian embassy. a bo this standing with her a 1000 fathers,
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demonstrators against the russian leader and the war and the gain fizzle. and welcome john. the chance the old of sholtes has met with his randy prime minister benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem and a growing biological tension. so that is rails war against tom us. that young, who reiterated is wells focus on eliminating commas. is plan including an offensive into profit in the strip plan more than a 1000000 displace palestinians a shelf right. sold said israel security is essential, but there must be a long term peace solution that includes power, steering, governance in gaza and the west bank. we cannot stand by and watched palestinians risk of starvation. that's not us. that is not what we stand for.
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much more humanitarian a just need it continues the reliability. as i said, my concerns, but the prime minister, the provision of aid from this world into gaza and the conditions for distribution must be thirdly and mess with the improve. we believe that the key to piece of security many believe that the key to security is based on what piece is unsustainable without as strong as well. and if we offered a peace agreement or path to peace, that makes as well so weak and unable to defend itself, and our neighbors still, adhering to the goal of destroying the jewess stake. then obviously we will set peace backwards and not forward. we want to move piece forward, and for that as well, has to have the necessary security responsibility in this tiny area. otherwise, the radical cdw said he was honest with the following the press conference. and
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then schultz also pushed for a comprehensive hostage deal that's important because, i mean, every day that goes by puts their lives at risk, correct then that that's what the center of attention now in israel, we know that from us gave it to answer for the terms of where i need to go, she to just at the end of last week is really, is were contemplating over the weekend. what would be the response? and the head of them aside is released by a can see, is expected to travel to doha. the capital of caught are tomorrow, to further go on with the, with the negotiations though, they're still major of contention points between the 2 sides. that we need to be very cautious about any signs of optimism. cuz i'm, i still very much is against any, any demand of is relative to, to, to stop. they insist that how much assisted guidance can go back to the saw. the northern part of the strip is real, is by much against it. and that's a very big point in what's the future for the gas strip on rent for these negotiations? and this is correct, very much lives of those hostages are,
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are in jeopardy every day. it's getting, you know what we hear more and more of them that i've been, i've been pronounced that by day is really military. at the same time, it sounds like there's no stopping the rough uh, offensive. clark says, israel feels that the only ace it has up its sleeve. it's back to a wall of the humanitarian situation is so dire and the international and pressure is such that, you know, americans, germany is itself also started delivering aid themselves to the guys of strip. so israel does not have that car that it's been using for months. so what else does it have? they feel like they have to keep them pushing on rasa, or at least seem to be willing to push into offer, in order to get some us to budge. a little bit when it comes to some and making some kind of a, you know, some compromise on the do and, and that's also, that's what we meant to get the idea of the hostages and bringing them home is a core issue when it comes to is really policy, when it comes to these really mindset, the complex is really public. that's a sore, open wound, just keeps meeting every day and attend yahoo knows he needs to solve the problem.
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predictably, schultz brought up a 2 state solution. the reaction? well, mateo doesn't like the word the come in and did they hear this word combinations together? he doesn't like to hear it from child to doesn't like to hear it's in the americans . and this is partially part of the criticism that he's getting from the national community, but also slowly going a criticism from within him. what is the plan? what is the political long term plan? what's the strategic goal for the end? what we're seeing, because we're approaching over almost, you know, a 5 and a half months, almost in this terrible war. and there is no sing, doesn't seem to be an end inside the goal of elimination of how mazda is also far from being reached. so if you don't want to bring in the pals in your story, which is also something the child's clearly said, know the need for a formed posting and authority that will have gone the end of westbank is the only way out. and the to know is not willing to even discuss that. and this is exactly what we're seeing now, the, the going tension between it's in yellow and the rest of the world on the plan for
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the day after. and who's taking over the chaos that we're seeing in the gaza strip of something that it's very clear is not sustainable. said he was honest. i'm at least analysts, thank you very much because you're welcome. bye. the post enclosed in russia. after the 3rd and final day of a timely controlled presidential election, despite the prevalence cracked down on the sand, critics of letting me put and gathered through the day of alexi know found these grave. and most of the past 3 days, i have seen isolated disruptions to the boat, exposing booths, being set on fire and died, poured into ballot boxes. there is little doubt about the final result, tutoring will extend to the most quarter century and panel of buying additional 60 is mariana cuts of will, but is the un special proper to own human rights in russia with the presidential vote taking place under considerable war time restrictions i us to, to describe the election campaign as well. the election campaign is separating
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really in a situation where the, the major freedoms, the basic freedoms of association, as expressed and have been really restricted in rest. so the repression against civil society against demonstrators and ongoing detention as people are betrayed detentions including for lang, lang, flowers, it's pneumonia is grades. this hasn't stopped really for the, for the past couple of weeks or 3 weeks since i died on 616 to february. but in the past 3 days of collections actually up to 75 people were detained by do dory 1517 cities. today there was a couple of day of traction with the rest and opposition called again, a number of people were detained,
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trying to follow detection notes votes or to destroy their balance papers that we have to understand that there is not much of an alternative i'd so today, one of the people and have a written on cheese on their bill again before the elections. my president died in february 2024, referring to the founding celebrated de alternatives for candidates. there to be more running against the current president. mr. bodies are not really considered every a low position to kim and the other 2 candidates don't silva and the day just in words really allowed to register their their papers. so what they do not really ran into the selections. um yeah. see here is very tens, and i think given the human rights records,
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so given the repression of ongoing regression seems ridiculous, is the beginning of the full scale invasion of your brain in red. so i think this elections are happening. can add quite some extraordinary situations without sorting observers always, the wasn't able to send the observers and the rest and main rest and civil society monitoring organizations for the elections called goals has been for announced as a for the maintenance. and the concern is all around and also for yeah, it just, one it was go going forward. how do you see the human rights situation? it sounds like what you're saying is that these were prices environment is set to give was yes, i think so. and most of the human rights and civil society activists in restaurants,
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human rights defenders are quite concerned that possibly after the selection the situation is going to to become even more repressive in rest. uh we just so uh, several days ago that you had that from alex saying the bonus organization. no need to bulk of was a jack in dealing use in a way that said, you know, it was, it was between the cam or over the keys. janice and legs which clearly was a threats many belief and the values organization. believe of course, this wasn't by chance um, because of how both co validates organization which has been in the past weeks after she's death only quarter loved the noble prize winning leader of memory. i was just sentenced to 2 years and 6 months for opposing peacefully. the war against your brain. so yes,
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the situation is getting aids going to type them and get even more repressive. this is well, most human rights defenders fear arianna cats of all the human, especially rabbits, all on human rights in russia. thank you very much for the detailed insights there into the environment and brush it right down. thousands lined up at the russian embassy here in berlin. manage the cost. the ballot says a protest against roches presidential election. leon, nevada, the widow of the lights are prevalent. critic alexia valley joined thousands to back to a cold for noon rally against vladimir putin. what concerns she may be arrested upon entering the russian embassy? she was escorted out by german police off the costing about the w. steve international, laid it to richard bulk. it was that today's protest outside the russian embassy here in bo, then he sent us. this assessment is really quite an extraordinary day here in
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berlin. when you think about it's thousands and thousands of people. let's take a look. lining up outside the russian embassy in the very heart of biling. that's the entrance just that and the line. if you follow it, it goes down to the end of the road, round the corner, round the next corner, and then they kind of goes back and forth like a snake along the roads behind too. but behind the embassy. so thousands of people here. and you do get the impression that most of them have come out to make us have implicit protests against vladimir putin. and there was quite a positive mood among many people weaving. so people, there was a group of 5 people playing cards as they waited in the line that a lot of people waiting a long time, many people saying for plus hours to come out and show their faces against vladimir putin and the war. so. so a very interesting day here in berlin, but it wasn't just opponents of vladimir putin that was supporters of his he had to
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. and some of them were quite hostile, both towards the uh, the opponents of the recruiting regime and also to some of us in the west in price . so. so there was some moments of tension here. but of course, the major event was the arrival of uria and of all naya, standing herself in the line also for hours in a show of solidarity with her supporters. sometimes supporters showing quite a bit of emotion, also given everything that she's being through in recent weeks. so of course everyone here acknowledging also that even though they've come here to vote, it's not necessarily a vote that will change anything and russia, but they steal, still felt that they wanted to cost it so that they don't just leave it to the fruits and res, seem to do what it once with that democratic rights. the bulk of that's finally thousands of taken pos, innocent patrick's day parade in central tokyo to celebrate irish heritage.
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the people dance and much on the streets with cavities, bands, pain, irish music with bagpipes. hope all is done green out fits and shamrock, st. wasted spectators lining the streets and waving irish flags. tokyo parade is depends by us and patrick's day celebration holiday commemorates islands, patron saints, and is famous, both white among the irish. this for the no, just the origin, the straight it will be all these joint in he's a reminder of our top story. government transfer old sholtes has helped folks with his is way the counterpart in jerusalem. he said there must be a long term peace solutions that includes palestinian governance and gaza. and the west bank. schultz also called for more a to reach palestinian civilians. coming up out extra shift takes
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