the the business dw news line from bullet. could this be a cease fire break through spokes person for israel's prime minister says benjamin netanyahu will stop the war and gaza in return for the release of hostages as part of a peace plan put forward by the us spot and it's in the out. is facing threats from within his own cabinets quits. if the plan goes ahead. also coming up, germany is chauncey pulled off. shorts is in bavaria. severe flooding leads to people that thousands more have been evacuated from the home study. a shame bomb becomes mexico's 1st female presidents,

according to preliminary results. millions have voted in the next and overshadowed by drug cub tell violence. and the motors of political candidates plus south africa's presidents, several rama posts of polls calls for unity. as the n c loses its grip on pallets, now the search for coalition partners begin. the gulf is welcome to the program is where as prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said that the warrant garza will be, quote, stopped to allow the return of hostages. and more discussions will follow that's according to and is ready the government spokes person before the pressure has been mounting on it's in the hours government to accept a deal that was laid out by us president joe biden on friday. the 1st of 3 phases

would see a 6 week hole to the fighting. in exchange for the release of some hostages, still held by hum us, which is why they regarded as a terrorist organization. the group has yet to respond to the latest is rarely off . across the phone and rebecca which is in jerusalem and she has more on the latest developments. so not a great deal more. and i certainly don't want to bust the bubble of excitement. the people might be thinking that there is a deal that's close to the table and really, really balance it by saying that this, what has been announced today by the prime minister's office is basically remarks that he made of the committee meeting where he told members of that committee, that they would gaps in what job i had announced a earlier last week or so late last week in terms of this deal. and that they would

agree to that 1st phase. but basically, benjamin netanyahu and the government is still saying, what they've been saying all along is that they wouldn't commit to a permanent se, saw that they are still going about their goals. they want to see a mouse completely destroyed and then not be a military or governmental entity in garza anymore. and that that is the only thing that they would agree to for a permanent say slide. now, so agreeing to phase one, of course, let me remind on the audience what phase one entails, that is a complete a cessation of hostilities for a 6 week period. as you just mentioned, a withdrawal of troops from of incentives, the release of some hostages, namely the elderly. in some young, non combatant hostages. the palestinians would be able to return to the homes and all the pots of the gaza strip that has not been evasive. not being able to return to, and we will see a search humanitarian aid. most importantly, the part of phase one is that there will be discussions ongoing discussions about

entering into phase 2, which would lead to that permanent se is fine. but that, of course, is not something that the israeli government have agreed to. now, of course, how must have been waiting to see how israel we're going to respond to this particular deal. after that, they heard that the government weren't in complete agreement about whether or not they would can commit to it. and now of course, it will have to go back to how i'm asked to see whether they will agree to what these reading government. and now putting on the table, this phase one disagreements to go to a phase one, you know, l o, everything we've been hearing from us is that they wouldn't agree to anything that isn't a complaint in permanent, say 5. so that that gap remains between complete se, saw and no, not a complete, say fire and destroying him, us completely. and it still remains to be seen whether or not that gap will be able to be brought together close enough to be able to see this come to fruition is rebecca with just the reporting. thank you very much, rebecca. let's have a quick look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the labor

unions in nigeria. and i've shut down the national grids, leaving millions of people with onto the tricity. and travel was also disruptive across the country. as workers went on an indefinite strikes that protesting against what they called the government's failure to agree to a new minimum wage. george's parliament speaker has assigned a controversial for an influence billing to loan. that's off of the routing, georgia dream posit, voted to override the presidential veto in the nation. last week, the government has pressed the head, despite months of most protests and warnings from the you that the little could till p. the georgias bids to join the firefighters in california. i'm battling a wall file that has already burned. so $14000.00 acres of land officials set the blaze of around 100 kilometers. east of san francisco was partially contained in

evacuation order in the area has been lifted, but residents are being to remain vigilant. a german child sort of shows is visiting southern germany after severe flooding left at least 2 people dead and forced thousands of all of us to flee the homes. sholtes headed to the bavarian town of highs that sold alongside the states premium loc. lazoodo is one of many places that we have flooded off to streams and rivers, including the dining bus, the bank following heavy rains. 155 to died during the rescue efforts. while another one is missing, the body of a woman was found in a flood. so charles charles was brief by emergency foods during his visit and then he pledged most supports. we have added on this double do everything we can, including using federal government resources to ensure that help can be provided quickly. there are already many emergency crews going across the country involved and the army will, of course,

continue to promote the solidarity that we have in germany and tom, bye to pull. i'm going thousands of people that have been affected by the floods sofa and more rain is on the way the very and has been affected the west, along with the south west and state of bottom doesn't back here. you can see the extend off the flooding. many residents have been forced to leave the homes and i've been trying to salvage what they can test of i to boats now from one tom with the clean up is well underway. the amount of items that have to be thrown out, if huge, heidi village is the president of the most start. her house was hit hard by the floods. the basement was completely flooded. she had 10 minutes to evacuate on saturday evening. she is still in shock about what happened . it was really bad. i was taking care of my daughters dog. they said,

if we don't finish packing, we will have to leave the docks behind on it. well, it just wasn't acceptable for me because it was a catastrophe. luckily, she could save ourselves and hope that. now the clean up has started. many people have come to have all them. even if you always say every mind phone cell phone is. but in this case, everyone was sent to help everyone really help. so i can say anything bad about that. there is still a lot of work to be done. i towed me bus home as well to be as down below in whites, off into his house. everything was full of water here right up to here and everything's now broken. so

many neighbors have come to volunteer for the clean up. most of the debris has been taken outside, re follow him into the basement. and for center here was also there's still a bit of stuff later on. so many people have come here to help them to. and you could see from the door just how powerful the water was. the door was pushed out of a screen by the sheer force of the car and the rest of the basement doesn't look any better. the remaining pieces of furniture are being taken out by the fire brigade, grass and i took away from it. so me, when things get calm that you understand what happened to you is that also a lot of memories, things can no longer save mine. i wonder what i think on these personal items mostly going for good. the white people here in the doors are just starting to realize the extent of the disaster. for all the towns in southern germany,

the worst is yet to come. as water levels continue to rise under the test vazo file. this report is on the ground the in the southern germany, and she gave me an update on the situation in the affected areas. i am currently in the town of munching and right now you can see behind me a to the house of the fire brigade that was completely flooded on the other side to see 1st houses of the town. i've also been hit hard by the floods. i can tell you in the city center does not look any better. and that just gives you an idea of what the region he is going through. people have what's in the basement, people of what's on ground flows. we had a family of 5 that had to be rescued by helicopter, from the balcony, a one week old baby that had to be saved a took so one lady. she likes to be back to her house because she wants to say some of the valuables, despite the orders of the firefighters, and see all of

a sudden was encircled by the floods, fearing for her life trying to get out. luckily she did, but hear and mentioning people else good because water levels us still continuing to rise due to a dike that broke a bit further upstream. so really a 10 situation here. now we have german shots, the order shows promising more help people getting enough aid. i spoke to a few people here in town and they told me of soldiers actually arrive to yesterday and helped throughout the nights, which was of relief. but really, it is mostly on the shoulders of the firefighters, the local emergency forces, and that doing the very best to help but freely. they are also starting to be tired . and some people have told me though, the health is need help because they've been going on for days. and they are trying to be the best. but really it is the 10 situation. and everyone's hoping for. yeah,

for this to find an end soon, but it's not looking like it. now apparently more heavy rain is expected in the region, is that i know it using office situation and size. well for today you can tell the rain has stopped, but it is set to continue and the moment and it will continue throughout the day. people continues to be effectuated here. dikes sometimes continue to break, so freely is a volatile situation. so he is now in this town, people are still trying to get ready to move, floods, sun bugs up, being filled for them to use a trying to help and protect as many houses as possible. but really what they've told me is once the flight hit, you can't do anything. you just have to hope for the best and pray. and this is what people here doing now. it up and report a test, but it's a very poor thing. thank you very much. that's a is also in germany,

a police officer has died after being stopped during the attack in mannheim and southwest germany and the assault took place deal in doing a rally by an anti islam, a group on friday, the attack a injured several demonstrate just before being shot sent to inches itself by police. the suspect is a 25 year old man who came to germany from afghanistan 10 years ago. so they say they still haven't been able to question it. due to his deputy chief, political correspondent, you know, has a, has more on the reactions to the offices, death for us. the gem and president politicians across the board, including from the federal government, will express that's talking their anger, including tons of it will have sides who said that the police are not courageously intervene to save lives and sides and nouns. tough accent against all those who are trying to restrict the freedom to express your opinion. so the incident occurred on

friday and i've seen the video gab and it truly is horrible. the incident occurred on the market square in the western german city of mount time. where the wasn't have been fine, is long critical movement. and in the video you can see mind the suddenly attacking one of the organizers of the event that mom was injured. as a policeman then intervened. and mine was nice, attacked him before the 2nd policeman. sauces him so that he was also inches. and we now know as you said, that the perpetrator is a 25 year old man man from afghanistan who came to germany as a teenager 10 years ago. he said to be married with 2 children and sofa, not known to the authorities, and the authorities still haven't said anything about the motive because he hasn't been questions because he was also injured. but emotions are of course, running high in mannheim in particular, where the incident occurred far right. and far less groups had to a confrontation on sunday nights off to the news broke, that the police went, had, indeed died. now is very fortunate and also a historic presidential told in mexico where both of us have elected the 1st female

president, claudius she involved from the governing party, won the election with a landslide victory prior to have president. so ron shane bomb was mexico city map out of korea climate scientists. while she's being celebrated for mocking to 1st mexico's 200 year history. she'll enter office under pressure to swiftly tackle growing cocktail violets. mexico's biggest election in history has produced a unique winner. the claudia shane bomb is set to become the country's next president. cheers and jubilation decorated for celebration speech. the former mayor pledged an office that leads for all the ones that go with that. but i thought that we will govern for everyone, man and women. but as human as to the principle of our movement, then we for the good of everyone 1st to take care of the poor. but he made all

those bodies. when has resonated with the public, which we are proud that we are giving way to a woman to govern us. and those of you, you can see that she is well prepared. and that is very satisfying the take on the commission. so we said these were ip very heavy, very proud and fully represented as a woman. because for the 1st time in 200 years, we have a team of president up to mid. but as you've been stuff, she looks set for a landslide victory over her main opponent. she so this has got of as a business woman from an indigenous background, conceded defeat with a final request. i would like to emphasize that my recognition of the results comes with a firm demand for solutions and outcomes to the serious problems the country faces

. at least one person was killed at a polling station and published date in more than 30 presidential candidates, were assassinated ahead of sunday's vote. making it the most violent election in mexico's history. tackling crime will be a top mandate for claudia shane mom's office, but she also addressed other major concerns for mexico's public data, and most of that we will be or steer. corruption won't come back. no, the privileges, no of the presidential airplane. all the retirement pensions for, for the presidency or the presidential state guardian is that on the presidency of mexico's constitution only allows one term presidencies. this means claudia shane bomb has 6 years to take for the issues on her agenda. winter time in august begins on october 1st and to south africa. now web president's sir

obama bosa has cold and political parties. the front cover and ground to the after the routing african national congress lost its long standing majority and national elections. the policy as it dominates in south africa since the end of a pot size, but must now see coalition partners. some rival parties say they will only deal with the and see if from a poster stands down. the electoral commission of south africa, the glass, the results of the, of the 2024. busy national and provincial elections as free and fair for me, the end of the election period and the start of a new era in south africa. an era of coalition government at national level. while the ruling african national congress has secured more votes than its rivals. it doesn't have the majority to lead the country on its own. we have what this election has made play. is that the people of south africa expect to the lead us

to work together to meet the needs. they expect the parties for which they have voted to find to come on gong to overcome their differences, to act and work together for the good of every one political parties. we'll spend the next few days discussing potential coalition agreements, meaning recent photos will have to become fost frames. we've heard about to, to scenarios in that is a n, c, d i a, b is the most favorable one in terms of the, of stabilizing the country and stabilizing markets. and we've heard about the a and c, e, f, f. i am kate, but remember in case going to peak condition note, i'm a pause. if you don't know if there's, if there's around the close of day, we don't talk you from because there's nothing we talk to the n c. many parties

have already made it clear. they'll have strict terms and conditions before joining hands with the a and c. as i said, 10 fundamental things that you will, you will know that this to break because for instance, the issue of lent and is not something that you can compromise on. yeah. but what, who are in gauge, open minded, kind of an engagement. and then we'll take it from the political analysts say the a and c will also have to consider what impact a deal would have on both domestic and foreign policy inside the party. do lead. as i agree on the direction that the part to you should take or the opposed to that, that part issue that dropped on the other side. the what you made them nation out of the interest of an extend that will play as will carry quite a you know,

way to legitimacy such as business and civil society, an international community who will be putting pressure to political parties as the electoral commission reps up it's what political parties into the next phase, they have just 14 days within which to form the national and provincial governments . some say this is a very short time for parties who have significant ideological differences to reach an agreement is to the big 13, regardless of who gets the upper hand. the general feeling in the country is that south africa's democracy is the main window in the selection of football that let's not speak to mills and then go say he's a senior research fellow at the same time. africa is a dialogue. so he's also a former bbc news advocate, bureau chief milton, a historic those for the i and see that without a doubt after 3 decades in pa what's behind this. so what happened is that

in the last few years of amc governance god the a r t as seen a huge decline in many areas. i do clearly at the local government levels at the municipal level, the services and people felt like the government was not giving them the services. they need it because the n c has been sold dominant in the last 3 decades. they've been controlling municipalities in provinces and of course, nationally, and corruption as condos that have actually be sort of the con, the, the organization. and they intend to squabble in fighting within the amc. and now we see all these splits from the african national congress, the oldest sleep by the she movement on the african continent. that is what is behind this drama to drum in this election. now some potential code is important to say they won't even negotiate with you and see if president rob,

poster stays in power while they so oppose to have in the us place within the agency as jacobs yuma has shown that he has broken away and started his own party and that many of those were left before him. the paper form to cold for the confidence of the people and judy s my land while with the f f. he left the amc as well. in fact, he was kicked out. so m people are playing to the intent of the reasons which do exist in some form within the agency does a group within the, in the known as the and radical economy trends formation. and those people have got some of the companies in the new zoo. my potty them control caesar potty so that is what they're playing at. so the f f i said when we would like to come in and as you want, but this is, would like to come in as long as you don't have sort of my post that is elidah. but

0 hope also came into this election as the most important and most popular feeder within the and so he was more popular than the amc itself. now what's the most likely coalition you see being phoned? ah, that's the $1000000.00 question. very hard to answer, very much unpredictable. but take this out of meant to get hot. you've got the amc at 40. they dropped quite tremendously as it's widely reported, but the still immense as the largest single political party in the country in this election. and the 2nd one is a long 2nd is a democratic lines, a d, a b, a at 22 percent. now if you add 40 percent plus 22 percent in my simple arithmetic, it gives me 62 percent. that means 62 percent of the country is more cent uh, and oriented in the political spectrum. and if you look at the 0, my sweeping zoom up,

got peace potty. i received 15 percent of the vote this time. and is that 1st time in an election that simply tells you that a 85 percent of the country does not for eh, as humans, i'm calling to seize wood putty. and that to use with the dynamics of their pollution lines. you've got to see how strong the where, whose weak away and the patients of up some of the deals will actually cascade down to provinces and municipalities. you would have to agree at the national level that if you take someone and they look for the minds, they might the ones that you give them some at say that you may have shapes or criminal sheets at the low co government level. milton, the co see that a senior research, fairly a fellow at the africa, asia dialogues. many thanks for sharing your expertise with us a and before we go start was enthusiasts of god at the end when desires to moxie end of may,

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