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number such as slide. welcome to the program. the spot in policy chief joseph border has condemned the killing of palestinian civilians in garza on saturday. is the launched a heavy air and ground assault in and those owned and the said that's a few decals incentive garza as part of the military operation to free for hostages . held captive by him us. these really ami has released photos that it says shows 25. that was no, i've the money entering the helicopter jordan, the rest your operation seat and 3 men were kidnapped at the move of music festival jordan bethesda attacked on october 7th last year. which for good is through the israel latest award on that, that a must says at least 210 palestinians located in the area of i've addressed your operation. took place is the same. so number of civilian casualties is much

loyal and says it's focuses on these various will, will freed her 1st moments of freedom after more than 8 months in captivity. no. are the money we're united with her family. adam is rarely hospital prime minister benjamin netanyahu was also there to welcome her home footage of her mass abducting noah and her boyfriend in the october 7 terror attacks was among the 1st to emerge. 3 men were also freed in the operation. ahmad move here, john andre, cause love and tional means is possible. israel's biggest rescue operation of the war so far, netanyahu vowed to bring the remaining hostages home. so what committed to getting

if they don't do whatever it takes is real release this footage, which it says shows 3 hostages being freeze. the news sparks celebrations outside the hospital and was announced. beach goers, intel of these not in gazda. people are morning, the dead. the how mass government media offices is really air strikes in central gas killed more than 200 people. hundreds more injured in the same area where the hostages were rescued. hospitals are overwhelmed. a resident describes what she saw at the new site rach refuge account. that we met some people were standing on the road thinking they're safe. suddenly a jump struck them. now their dead children were on that street. they have nothing

to do with this. they were innocent. these really occupation army commit to the roofing. masika in new say, right to come. we'll keep patient directly targeted civilians in this era market, which was busy with brenda's customers and refugees. the don't want it. and what does that mean? israel says it was targeting militant infrastructure. the palestinian authority is calling for an emergency meeting of the un security council. and as news of the rest, your prediction spread. tensions were high on the streets of tel aviv, as tall as most of his varies were out again on saturday, demanding the government strike a deal to bring all the remaining hostages. home. police use water cannon to disclose the crowds. families of costs, it says join the weekly jelly is believed a 120 people are still being held by him on the protesters also want or the

elections and the removal of crime. mister benjamin nathan, you a duty stablish on he was honest joins means us to do for more johnny, we saw those pulled us pictures. why and it them? yeah. who has seen this operation as a when this the criticism betsy stand. oh, that's a good question. we will have to see, i mean, the support for the hosp josie. mean if there's anything that this appraising yesterday have taught us about these really is that the, the, the whole nation was in tears and of joy. so there's no doubt that the hostages, as a cause is very prominent, is really discourse. and we've seen that yesterday also, and the protest has been more and more people coming to the streets, knowing that the extra ordinary of this operation is exactly what it is. it just shows on the need for different solutions because it's not feasible for israel to be producing in special operations, all $120.00 that are still kept in gaza. and they're very much afraid. many of those families were confessing as to their fate for the, for the safety of the wellbeing, knowing that how must must have changed operations as you know,

reaching conclusions following israel's raid yesterday. honestly rot. so that cause is still very much out there and he puts the to the out in a very precarious position because he's based on the right seas. this a military operation is a proof that only more military pressure will help israel. but the more more forces within is really a consensus among the, you know, the public, the wide public, not there. and this divide is where it's now is now needing to decide whether you choose as a political, narrow, a aspirations of his himself and his narrow writing based, or he's going for a different move that might mean risking his political future. and speaking the impact of such a policy operation be heard of being called the massacre by just the portal and by several other people as well. why was this operation so deadly? well, we need to keep an eye witness. the rock as a, as a refugee camp is a very densely populated area. it was already before october, 7th that some of the after the war has started and people had to flee from all

parts of garza into that camp is also considered to be a strong hold of her mazda have lots of the forces that a lot of militants and the is really army has not really systematically operated in that part until just the last 2 weeks. now, we know that was also part of preparing for this operation. and the problem was that the military forces has managed to sneak into the houses where the hostages were kept. but on the way out there were already discovered, and they had to find their escape routes. and that included a lot of heavy fire exchange with local them. it took militants of come off and needing is, is really for us to have back up from the air. and let's get to my 1st and foremost, the fact that israel has chose to make this operation give it a go despite the fact that took place in broad daylight on a saturday next to a very crowded marketplace. that means the israel must have known this could happen, none the less, they still went along with it. they want to send

a clear message here 1st, internally to these rarely populations saying we will do whatever it takes and we will put the, you know, nothing will stop us. and they also want us to send a message to him on some of the palestinians because is really spill that, you know, they think, how must think that they have become weak. that these really military is not really creative and not not doing enough of really bringing any results. and they want us to tell from us, we've got, you know, we, we still have our edge, we have intelligence, we have the ability. and that was pretty much just a base. and unfortunately, on the backs of so many miserable posting is, were, you know, found themselves in the most terrible conditions just a, you know, losing their lives in such as a, such a strategy. a was unfolding. yeah. but speaking of the clear message, there's one to the strategies this one to from us. but it also seems to be one to the international community. that's pressuring a strategy to back off from such aggressive actions. we saw the consequences. that's to that you were just talking about. we also know and he thinking is heading

that to talk about the ceasefire. d like is that, how does this impact that? that's the key question. how has a yes is offensive this or odd? how will they affect the deal of the hostage deal, which also is not just about the hostages about a ceasefire. it's about normalizing relations with saudi arabia bringing new, you know, moderate forces, add force into the, into the region, a new defense patch for the region with the americans, of course, still on the table and blinking is very much determined to bring it. he will come to his relative, we will be his a visit pictures for the last 8 months. so pretty much every monkeys there. he will go to israel to egypt and katya, of course, the, the mediators that have a very final role in this whole operation. and to georgia, and there's will be in a tremendous here in a, a conference that he will be participating. and we see that also it's, it's an important part of the american agenda to maintain the flow of a, into gaza, the peer, the american peer. there was billed, not far from the serat, actually was re launched yesterday and also was a source for rumors or in the social media. maybe the americans have health. these

really is because of the coincidence of the 2 things you know, of colliding the operation. and the reopening of that peer, the americans reject any, suggesting that they have helped as reland operations today. right. do you gotta be signing it as long as thank you so much fun packing that for us. you're welcome. by the full them out, open in 21. your for in countries on the find those and biggest steel voting for the next sort of involvement. if the addictions aren't accurate right when qualities are expected to make major gains in the selection. $720.00 seats are a full draft. the number of low me costs for every member states depends on the size of its population. germany they use most bought for this country as 96 feet since we got up in parliament, according to the rules, every country, no matter how small has at least 6 representatives, they'll make us from the member states will elect the next president of the order and commission to use powerful executive branch responsible for proposing and implementing laws across the board. a for more,

let's go to the w split. see i show 10. who do i see now from process for say it's good for you, but jim is heading for the trip on the election. there is no the federal parliamentary ballots being held back to what is the vote there? so yeah, it is certainly an exciting day today here in belgium. fair as you said, there are also a national elections going on. so and at these national elections, the new government will be elected. there has been quite strongly calling the parties slides and prompts along this this apology, which has separate a separatist ideas for belgium and the question, how strong they will be in the end, we'll have to see at the end of the day, what is important to notice when, when you talk about belgium and belgium elections is that after the elections, there is a long story off a long college building process. so it is very difficult for belgium parties to

form government coalitions. so what this they really means and how it translate into a government that might take a long time to, to be decided just to give you a feeling how long it took last time. these were nearly 500 days until the bathrooms really had a new government. so, but as i said, and over the last year in belgium, it is a big election day. and it's also about the european elections file. so an appeal drawing for the local elections, of course, but let's zoom out to the european elections. you mentioned and diameter into sentiment. there's oh, what is the consequence of a drive of the far right as predicted? so the 1st of all would be the 1st half, of course to see how strong the fall ride will really be. and then the next thing, what would happen here in brussels or among the parties has said they're always grouping together into apart them in groups. and then it depends on how they can

really get together, how many parties would really be able to get together from the far right. because that would also really have an impact on their impact in the european parliament on the cloud. what they can do in order to maybe block the block, let the legislation bring forward their agendas in general, the far right parties are off. no, no, many of them has and t migration stanzas. and many of them are also very critical to what's a pro climate the legislation. so they might also want to see some of the things back tracked or not go forward. so quickly this a pro climate legislation. but as i've said this very, in the end, 1st of all, it depends on the outcomes that people only see after tonight. but it also really depends on the abilities how to form a coalition in the european parliament succession in brussels. thank you so much.

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