the, the, this is the, the new is coming to live from berlin is ro, admits responsibility for an air strike that killed several aid workers and gaza. a convoy from the charity world central kitchen was hit during its offer ations to provide badly needed food. israel's foreign minister says the strike was unintentional. strange prime minister describes the strike as for rudolph on a visit to jordan pedro sanchez also suggests his government wants to once parliament to recognize palestinian statehood by july. and another suspect, it is rarely ever strike his iran diplomatic compound in damascus. officials and syria to confirm their husband, depth and injuries. iran. the revolutionary guards as

a top general is among the dead. the i'm quite richardson, welcome. after calls from around the world of demanding answers is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said, an unintentional, is rarely stride killed a 7 aid workers they food charity, world central kitchen, says one of its convoys was hitch. after leaving a warehouse in central casa, the organization has now suspended as operations and casa and fibers. it says that means that ships carrying more than $200.00 tons of aid or no turning back without completing their deliveries. is ralph, as it is investigating the incident as it continues its war against a mouse in response to the october 7th, a terror attacks? it's another day in gaza. another tragedy 7 members of the

food i'd shabbots the wealth central kitchen were killed often is right? asked kit tonight, conroy fits it's taken off to the attack shows to bounce out of the vehicles featuring the n g as level go as well as a saw. i couldn't vehicle in a statement published online wealth, central kitchen, c, e o having go said she was hot, but it could. adding that using food as a weapon of war was unforgivable. the n g o sized the vehicles are traveling to the d conflict and so had coordinate to the movements beforehand with the osama to use among those killed was 44 year olds. they me, frank, come from meld. and so, you know, on the left here at the food tent in gaza last month, australia is prime minister and to now been easy described to us as tragic and reiterated his cool for sustainable ceasefire. my problem that you called this is

someone who was volunteering this is to provide, i threw these charity for people who are suffering a tremendous different vice in gaza. and this is just completely unacceptable. we want full accountability for these because this is a tragedy that should never have a good as well as prime minister said isabel was responsible. let's uh, handled by mama. unfortunately, a tragic incident happened in the last 24 hours in the gaza strip and assume it happens in well, we are fully looking into it for contacting governments and we will do everything. so the incident won't happen again because there's the notion issue. well, central kitchen has announced its pausing itself directions in the region until further notice or corresponding and jerusalem. tanya kramer described israel's response to news of the attack. this was what you said. i mean,

we heard from prime minister benjamin netanyahu, when you came out of a state hospital, he said that our forces include unintentional homes, non combatants, and he added that this happens in more he for the a said that a solo inquiry will be held. we also heard that from the is really military earlier, a today now and distracted to 78 workers from the n g o world, a central kitchen or from a different nationalities. now they were actually traveling in this clearly marked vehicle. and you can see that on the footage of the strike, the roof and the sides of the car to us where clearly marked with a named world center, a kitchen and also uh this route was approved. uh, the coordinates were different into the uh, is really a military that is a common stand it in garza, that this is all a coordinated windows 8 groups,

a moving and an active combat zone. so we know who it was, but we don't know about the why. and there some reports in the is really media as saying that it was actually a stripe by a drone and the 3 misses have been fired, but this is so far unconfirmed. so many questions there a to follow. meanwhile, as we know how dire these monetary and situation is in garza, we've just also seen that footage of, of age ships turning back from gaza. what will this mean for humanitarian efforts and gaza to well, this is still to say, but for the moment i mean word central kitchen they have set that will suspend a pause their activities and none of this will also probably mean that the other a n g o's, an u. n. organizations will review their a security protocol because that needs to be this trust. this coordination needs to

work in an active account, but soon for them to go out and deliver this urgently needed a food now was central kitchen where the 1st to use uh, the maritime corey door was a ship. uh and then of course, now there is this other ship. we don't know whether it will then a come back to gaza. this is still to see, but we also heard a statement earlier before this announcement by prime minister benjamin netanyahu by the u. n. c. monitoring coordinator, jamie nichols week and he a sudden this statement that the area has become one of the most dangerous and most difficult places to work in that this is not an isolated case. and also that you called in all parties to basically act to respect international humanitarian law. so you see how difficult it is for all these organizations to work in an active, a comfort zone. thank you so much for bringing us up to speed that is due to these

corresponded tonya crime are in jerusalem. and spain has called on israel to clarify the details surrounding the death of the southern aid workers. this comes as reports, immersion, spanish media at spain will recognize palestinian statehood by july. here's the spanish prime minister pedro sanchez on a trip to jordan. i'm what do you mean to say i feel like they died doing what this n g o has been devoted to for years to deliver food in devastated areas you this is fatal. yeah, i heard the mon, the is ready to got on clears up the circumstances of this brutal attack that has taken the lives of 7 aid workers who was simply offering help. can you, of course, bonnet jack parrot has the latest from brussels. jack, tell us more about what we heard there from the spanish prime minister. what i think is really interesting, what we're seeing now is european leaders like padre son says,

coming out. they are clearly unhappy and they want the answers from the is ready, the government. we did hear already from prime minister benjamin netanyahu, but he's not asking for on says he said he expects. and demography on says the man who started the world central kit to the 8 organization whose company was hit and killed the $78.00 work as its own dose. it was started by a spanish american chef codes the jose address. i think what we're seeing now is, you know, we've long hud european and west the need is supporting is rose right? to defend itself. and this continued to say about since the october, the 7th to tag. but now what we're seeing is perhaps this, the patients starting to wear a little bit then i think that's my read on how petri son says delivered the press conference when he arrived in jordan, a refugee comes palestinians on the outskirts of a mom. pedro sanchez as also said that he wants spain to recognize palestinian

statehood this year. what exactly what that means or? yeah, that's right ahead of his visits to the middle east. he gave an informal discussion to the spanish press, but is widely reported by most of the big spanish newspapers and agencies and bro. cost is that he said to them that he would expect that spain would recognize the state of palestine by july. at the latest. there is a pressure, social pressure of political pressure within spain for the spanish government to do that. they would also be in the run up to the european parliament elections, which are coming in june, which is paris centers will hope to do well. and we'll see this as something of a campaign issue. it's interesting, this one because as your opinion country is you broadly suppose the 2 state solution between israel and the state of palestine, that it doesn't have a position for each of the 27 e u. countries to recognize the state of positive palestine unilaterally. so

different countries that, that taking different positions on this, do you think different a eu countries could individually follow suit and recognizing the palestinian state as i, i think so there's a big discussion about this. some of them already do. some countries like bo gary or, and check year in cyprus and hungry poland. they actually recognized the states of palestine before they joined the european union. sweden has done this a since, but there are many countries that are starting to consider it. we know the belgium is considering it island, the motor instead of the spain probably being the largest country and the, the official recognition on starting diplomatic relations with a state of palestine. but the big question is, and the big diplomatic and economic power obviously comes from germany, which is unlikely to do so. unless that was clear, sort of acceptance for that by that these ratings and at the moment it doesn't look like germany would do. so from potentially as well could, uh,

but at the moment like we say some of those countries and i think what we will see is, is spain and those other countries i mentioned push ahead to try and recognize the state of palestine states of palestine by the summer jack, thank you very much. that is due to these corresponding jack park. well, iran has vowed to respond to an error strike widely attributed to is round the dom all list. it's console it building in serious capital, damascus. the countries revolutionary guards as one of its senior commanders was killed along with several officers. israel has repeatedly target military officials from iran, which supports militant groups fighting israel and gaza. and along with border, with less than on monday, strike signals a significant escalation, as it hit on iranian diplomatic commission. this is what's left of the rain in conceal it in damascus. officials say, and these really struck on the building code, several people, including members of the runs,

is why make revolutionary god of the well deed which strongly condemned this criminal act carried out by the zionist enemy, which led the death of some innocent citizens who were passing by the streets and you almost so again, we emphasized out position besides a brothers in the arabian embassy and the as why mac republican be around it. and we can assure that syria and the as lemme career public. don't forget the enemy's sort of yeah. what did you want to go to? some of the last one, the other among the dead is brigadier general mohammed res. as a haiti he was a top command in the elite codes for us, the for an operations of these wemmick revolutionary god. these riley nutri hasn't commented on the attack there. israel has been increasing its operations against iran land forces in syria since the october 7th. how much terror attacks iran says

it reserves the right to retaliate. i've got, we told you before, the zionist entity knows very well that such crimes and any kind of crimes will not remain without response as rescues kind through the rubble for survivors or body use concerns over a rapid escalation of violence in the region arising. i spoke earlier to military analysts, marina moran from kings college london. i asked her why is route might choose an iranian diplomatic compound in syria as a target as well. israel has been conducted and what is known as targeted killings, namely eliminating high value targets such as pruitt. your generals are heavy and it's been going on since the beginning of the syrian civil war. so it's been going on for more than a decade. now the situation is of course precarious because israel needed something to weaken house, blah, and to secure its nose and border. and in order that to begin a week and a half of

a lot, if it was important to eliminate the key player who has been coordinating operations was hospitalized from the rain inside. and this was precisely generals of heavy. so perhaps the timing is odd because it's real how to act on intelligence . we don't know how many times they have tried to eliminate him, but that it has been a name of israel it's. it's no surprise. and how much does killing the leadership. in fact, we can, has the law here. now the problem is that iran has lost a very high ranking official. so this is a greatest loss of since the killing of consent, fully money and generals a heavy. he's been as it back step since the running and revolution in the assignment,

corrosion the regards course. so he has great experience in terms of conducting these sorts of operations. releasing him will not be easy. so in the short term, israel is hoping to at least we can and disrupt hospitalized operations. however, in the long term, will this be enough, just eliminating one of the generals in the higher key because somebody else will most likely replace him? well, let's think about what iran is response might be here. we've heard of president abraham raw. you see saying that israel's attack on errands console, it will not go un answered. do you have a sense of what we might see from tyrone? you know, some of the most obvious responses that you run could use is by activating as a proxies. however, it would seem like of banality, i think, in this situation and random will take its time to ensure a calibrated response. because for iran, it's important to establish

a credible deterrent. and therefore, iran will not only use the military instrument which is a blunt, this one, and i don't mean the uranium, the military not, not attached certainly, but uranium afily to group such as a who do use such as have full ramble. also use most likely, it's diplomatic ties with russia because we have to remember that the russian forces are still in syria. and they have been moving to the syrian is fairly border. so it is possible that russia will act here as an intermediary, denying israel and the possibility of conducting so strikes because up till now, russia has been conflicting with each route because as i saw these strikes on syrian territory to eliminate a high value targets have been happening for a long time, so that is one of the possibilities. what else might come? we don't know, but i think that we will not see the response immediately. and i think for around

being in a difficult situation, they will take their a time in order to formulate the response in such a ways that it doesn't trigger escalation in the region because it would certainly not benefit the wrong. well, thank you so much as always, that is military analyst reading moran from kings college london. thank you for having me. so let's bring you up to speed with some other world new stories. russian officials a say at least a dozen people have been wounded and ukrainian droned, strikes in the central tighter stand region. ukraine claims a target at a drone production plans and an oil refinery more than a 1000 kilometers from the border. this appears to be the deepest attack inside russian territory by ukrainian drones. turkish officials say at least 27 people have been killed and several others badly injured in a fire at a night club and it's tumble. the club was closed for renovations, and the victims are believe the construction workers authorities are investigating

the cause of the place. police in finland say a 12 year old child has died and 2 others have been seriously injured after a shooting at a school in the south of the country. officials say another 12 year old student opened fire at a secondary school in the city of vantage. just outside the capital, helsinki, the suspect was later arrested. the 1st vessel has passed through a temporary channel that has been opened near where a bridge collapsed in the united states. baltimore's francis scott key bridge came down after being struck by a cargo vessel that lost power last week. as already is believe 6 workers punched at their desks in the collapse center goal has a new president bus, a rudy on my fi was born in today marking a dramatic change for the former opposition figure who was in prison just a few weeks ago. for a 4 year old spice wept last month's elections on sledges of radical reform. just 10 days after he was released from prison. several african leaders attended the

swearing in ceremony. let's take a look now at africa's youngest elected president and the challenges you know, faces an office. his supporters call him mr. clean. that's because president elect the pseudo dom i say, is promising. a new set of all of the senegalese people have chosen to break with the past. i think i pledge to govern with humility and transparency and to fight corruption at all levels. i pledge to devote myself fully to rebuilding our institutions and strengthening the foundations of our way of life together. the se is not a well known political figure and only into the leadership race as a substitute for his mentor. it was months uncle,

a long standing opposition for us in the country who was disqualified from the election, released from jail himself less than 2 weeks before the vote. 44 year old phase now set to becomes 10, a goals, youngest president, riding on the back. a song goes young supporters, you will see a different face of the senegalese people and of synagogue because it's a total revolution. everything is going to change behaviorally socially and financially. everything's going to change. ready to say appealed to jobless voters struggling under the weight of high unemployment. he also rallied support under a populous pen african platform that included promises of economic independence and a new currency not paid to the euro to. but synagogue will also start producing oil and gas this year, which could mean new international partnerships in german or send

a go will always hold his ground and remain a friendly country and a reliable ally to any partner who engages with us and virtuous, respectful, and mutually productive corporation in the run up to the selection was filled with fears of democratic back fighting fe, now faces the challenge of inspiring confidence on all levels. experts facing a goal will need sweeping reforms if it's to move forward in the need for brand legislative reform. that's going to probably default the presidential power in the country and then to also fire caught up. so we typing as being the mean of development to this country. now it's time to see of say, a young and unexpected leader can really lead synagogue into a new chapter. india has implemented a new citizenship law just weeks before our general election. the bill was 1st

passed in 2019 and provides a fast track to naturalization for minority religious groups from neighboring afghanistan at pakistan, ends bangladesh. however, it does not include muslims who make up the majority of the population of the 3 countries. he said, as an amendment act had lain dormant since dudley protest in 2019 only to be inactive. now as the country heads to the poles, dw is on your charge. it reports its remo done. and the streets of shaheen bug in delhi are buzzing the best with these, after a long day of fasting. in 2019, the most of the majority area became a hot spots in the protest against the citizenship amendment at o. c. a. for short. we made us most of a little over 4 years ago spent days and nights at this exact spot, leading one of the biggest protest movements independent india hudson. someone plays a broken wrench that i'm back. it was

a pleasure to restart and gave speeches in 2019 c, e. a. make changes to an existing law to grand foxtrot citizenship. to undocumented migrants from 6 religious groups, including hindus and christians. from 3, mostly majority neighboring countries, focused on found the beach and they've gone, it's done. mostly migrants were not included in the provision. any of the lead, just any particular time in the coming to india for us. what it does for gets them into finally support that much when you say and what, what a good solution. but except most names, that's the point where i have the lesson. so see, it is totally rama for me. it's a salt lake tribune. the critics call c e in the us post religion based citizenship test. and the initial step of a larger agenda there are fuse that it could potentially be used to expense muslims identified as illegal immigrants to collectively targeting. listen,

i'm back. sorry. second, via, supposedly the secular contradicting gathered relieving. is there a hidden agenda? we need melancholy a b b leader and supreme court advocate. a, according to only the c a is not active listening, but is simply about helping minority non muslims in the region. for them, most of them who wants to be an immigrant or wishes to seek citizenship. you will say that i should be false track when he is coming from a muslim majority country and who has the option to go 50 other countries which i didn't do doesn't have a sick. it doesn't that is discriminatory then to the entire calls and purpose. but critics of the, at main themes, the law is discriminatory and that using religion as a basis, positive and ship violets, a fundamental right to equality. we spoke to cal shanks into an advocate, specializing in constitutional law. he told us that citizenship amendment at still

face is a number of legal challenges. the question is whether or not the amendments actually boss constitutional muster. and that are already partitions, which have been listed before the supreme court to end the supreme court. we decide on the constitutionality of this act, back in shining buck us. it is what he is concerned, that the government might is too much to see with the planned, national logistics of citizens or n o c. for sure. the proposed to just to would make a list of all legal citizens in india and put dye citizenship rights even more closely to religion. very likely it possible that the human cannot see because that a huge store to slims. and we get on site is we only need anything that you can imagine for now. awesome is clinging to the hope that india is highest. gold will strike down any linking citizenship to religion. to date, over 200 petitions challenging the c e husband filed to turning out to

some other news. adidas has of bands, the production of german football shirts, customized with the number 44 over concerns. it resembles a nazi symbol critics. a, it looks similar to the and signal worn by the infamous f s u. and that's responsible for some of the worst crimes committed under the nazis. data is denied that any similarity between the 2 was intentional and said a new font for number 4 would be designed. the german football association is that on social media that none of the parties involved in the design, so any resemblance. and before we go, a quick reminder of our top story at this hour is rails prime minister has admitted that 8 quote unintentional is riley strike, killed 7 world central kitchen employees and central gaza. best in yahoo has promised an investigation. the charity has now suspended its operations and turned back it's both carrying desperately needed for the region. does your news update

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