our attendance and the world from 2nd turn on how the the hello, i'm the fuck it. this is the news life from the coming up in the next 16 minutes. despite the reports of progress in gaza ceasefire towards israel has kept up at some times through the night and into the early hours of wednesday, as well as ami is also targeting the janine refugee camp. and they will get bite westbank. at least 6 percent of students have been killed. south korea's in peach president use of jill is under arrest officer. he imposed martial low last month for giving a stand off with investigators assessing the training of destruction from california as well. fire as many brace for any weather change that could spread the flames

further and redefining obesity. a potential overall and how the disease which affects the young people is diagnosed and support. how many lead leaders deliver fold denied. nodding and force, the chance to close the gap in standby has to go. josh has struck in the 2nd half this natural 11, draw and she's there, high flying opponents, 6 points address. the thanks for joining us as well as keeping up it's a tax across cause like even as a ceasefire. negotiations say that they're on the cusp of achieving a deal. the strikes have killed at least 22 posting and since dawn on wednesday and there are bottom 12 part of things were killed during an attack on a home shelf and displaced people hold them. 46500 postings,

have been killed. israel school and gaza since the war began. well, those she's fine. negotiations that happening here in doha with guitar. immediate is us officials is senior. is there any delegation and a have mass representative councils for ministry says a deal is close. most issues have been resolved. us present, joe biden and egyptian leda abdul festivals, cc have issued a joint cool supporting the deal. meanwhile, and telling the families have come to us and the support is that demanding a release of all being held in gaza. and the 1st stage of a potential deal according to is right, the media, the sci fi, do with have 3 phases, where underneath $33.00 captives would be released initially. well, tara cap, it was a miss lot for us and developed by m central gauze as a topic i was saying that there is, of course, this momentum to try and get it deal approved as soon as possible. nevertheless,

no laptop whatsoever when it comes to israel's faithful attacks. bevin guns. yes, this is a very polite grim reality to effect escalates as time passes. isaac are right now, see the fucking ground that civilians are bringing the casualties and the victims who were killed in as early as strikes across this tray. power stepped out of the frame to show you receive the button and boost of the bodies that's happening. produce a by civilians to the court yard off of the hospital we are talking about within 20 posts audience being killed early in the central areas of this trip. this is considered to be an unprecedented escalation of strikes. we can right now see them lined up on the ground as we can also understand that there has been a great sense of fee on the faces of their relatives and even their colleagues who have come today to move them around. if you can, just to cut off on the left corner here of the frame,

we can see mothers crawling over the last of the beloved ones. this is amelia, seeing that we have been coming across in every single day in a box. the hospital displays has been a tend to be a graveyard for people who have been killed. but what is so important to mention needs is that the scale of devastation is unprecedented. cost inflation has been pretty much on the a target. think of the residential houses, especially in areas that what does ignite to, to be a safer humanitarian. so apparently which is going on is seen among palestinians to be critical hours that had been overwhelmed with strikes, disappearing was right now being held under the sound of the drums that are right now over and overhead. and a coast of artillery shows that continue to target residential areas in the eastern coolness of the city of derek by the have not only the central areas that have come

under relentless as strikes, but also know that part of garza is witnessing a some sense. so in a submitted see what civilians continue to report that attacks have witnessed, most sort of about sink sofa, what people are trying to take the ultimate precautions in order to be safe. but the bleak reality is, is very minute. she continues to escalate every sorts of attacks on civilian gatherings, residential homes, and everyone who's trying to have some sort of normality on the grounds. and as you say, topic is indeed the big reality, isn't it? and if of course, these are the critical last hours before some kind of break to, i mean how all families, the coping under the relentless attacks to proceed. any potential announcements over 6. well, naval i understand clearly stop. there has been a very tough been in sentiment on sit, tennessee. why indeed? and these could y'all take the last,

i find the hours of the families trying to take the ultimate precautionary measures in order to minimize the risk of being killed we. we understand that lots of families have really avoid necessary trips for foods and water in order to make themselves quite sites. they have built a battery years from mattresses and some backs in order to shield themselves from uh, from shopping to on the right now trying to avoid being an openness faces just to be away from being killed or injured. but it's not quite clear when the next destroyed will be carried out. well, each will be simply the houses that were attacked and all the noise strikes were for a civilians who were taking shelter in the central areas for the the is very poor evacuation of what is at the same time that trying to be safe as much as they can because they understand the real cost of being killed and such last trip to co

hours at the understand over so that these hours would be absolutely full of strikes. which means that the danger is quite a minute's topic is always many songs, but i'm tired of losing the interior of ballot and central gaza. we are joining me now in the studio unto his house and brought a professor of international affairs at castle university. how son was good to to see you? so look, just following on what we've heard from tarik bad, there is this delicate anticipation as opposed it's happening and gone. so people are daring to believe breakthrough might be possible, but it's not agreed. and to all of the fine details, all of the complexities are truly ironed out here in castle and indeed implemented all their reading grounds for us to be optimistic here and what are they, what of course, anybody, thanks for having the i've seen cam this time is different from old in the past that attempts to get into these fire was simply because there's a deadline for everyone. at from is made it perfectly clear that the,

his integration would be the last day for finding the data. no, not only find the data but also starting the implementation of implement invitation is very important. and and for this reason we are already the optimist. but at the same time it has to do with the fact that the, for the student did not leave gas. and so these ladies have come with different kinds one of them to, to the, you know, it was kind of in the north of guys that in order to evacuate and the populated area of a failed. so i think the twin reasons at times pressure on both sides of the compet as well as the putting in a resistance. convinced that can you hold that may be a deal is in the best interest of 12 is read at this moment. we know from what has being leaked by the us, right. the media from of the a power into discussions around the shape of this deal with that it is phase to me, but does agreeing to this deal in its entirety display though

a long term commitment to a cease for as we hope so. i mean, it is, these are only talking about the ceasefire. even sustainable seems fair, but they're not talking about the end of the war. and this is very important because at the very beginning everyone wants to see the end of the war days. rate is for a, maybe variety of reasons, but mainly domestic one at $12.00 because he's fam hoping that this would probably lead to a permanency affair. but again, here we know admin fee. it wasn't in public saying that he kind of, uh, it prevented that anyhow. from signing it'd be before and then this is a statement against what nothing. y'all was saying, again, there's a narrative at that the lack of progress was due to how much insistence out on, on, impossible and under your to stick them on. and now in the benefits, what we already knew that was, is for political reason for domestic phase in b. c. 's fair wasn't even in the agenda and they were talking about it. but they've

never meant to him, dement or even recently as bad. now things have shifted in and as well, and the connection itself is different and that will benefit for his said he going to resign. i think he will resign if if this, if this rate is assigned to them, it's more. trish would not reside who would oppose the deal, but he would stay in the government as simply because the small just and admitting fear and do not have veto power anymore after the expansion of the of them in college. and i think he is very important. the, the, the, the dynamics of, of products in is where that shifted at to make it really tough on these far right . people to dictate what is, what should and should that do. so there's a shifting context that makes the possibility of a deal. all the more possible have some very good. are you with those? thank you. thank to lose well as well as drink strikes on the janine refugee camp in the occupied westbank can at least 6 palestinians, augustine red crescent says others have been injured in the raid. witnesses say at

least 3 project tunnels were fired with stuff about you to use the cxc general all the posting and national initiative. he joins us now from ramallah. welcome to you in the stuff i. so these latest raising janitta out of this low stablish pattern of this way, the activity unoccupied, westbank. what do you understand when it comes to this lysis to tag to be the state of goals as well? it's of interest at that. it says to 10 violation of international law and international humanitarian toys that are used an s diag military action on people who are on the it's occupation and the they use their to stay on the civilian area . and that if usually campaign jeanine, they can 6 people including 3 brothers and into many other people. and the fact that is that are and is using military actions using the word actions against people who are still under its occupation in the west bank is by itself. do they

have violation of everybody international law? and the, in my opinion is there is there and is aggravating and expanding good setbacks and the west bank because their main goal. and as a matter of fact, of this government is the exception of the bank is there. if mcclin's ingles have palestinians in the west bank and one of the major targets out of the student had a few g camps because they remind them of the origin of a sudden the origin of crime which took place in 1948 on. is it an escalate, click the lens and 70 percent of the student people and they are just trying to the be the same thing again in 2025. and these raises happening, of course, while this possible deal is taking shape and cap of and the rule in gaza. i mean, what should we read into that we should understand that this would be an end of our battle, but not the end of the war or the end of this time to step in this thing and people

go and look, your patient is going to. so we are very much interested in having to as soon as possible, sees fire and does up to stop the thought of a genocide that is taking place. and of course, is that it has failed and does and destroying police taking a business dance or in conducting the closing they were dreaming about. but at the same time, there continue the war and the situation would not. and unless we have an end of the is that a new patient is that a new patient is the problem that has to be in the problem all the time. it has been the problem since 7 to 6 years. and as long as the world doesn't understand that the only way to get to piece to justice is through ending the is it a, the apartheid and visiting that? is there a new patient on the, is there a new impression of understanding people and we will not see peace. you sound very pessimistic about how an agreement on gaza might affect the occupied westbank and indeed the wider palestinian struggle here. i mean,

do you see any breakthrough and costs all that is just a, a small technicality part of a, a much wider struggle that needs dealing with when we're talking about the different dishes. the 1st issue is the ceasefire. exactly, very much need and does, and i think we have much closer to it's to it than any time before. and that's mainly because of the pressure. and that's why the exercise by president, i'm the elected president, the president elect to jump on that time. you know, and i think nathaniel on the stands now that to come out to go and confrontation with some that's the main reason why he's moving in the direction of ceasefire. but on the other hand, and that doesn't mean that to the listing and struggling this over, and the confrontation between us on those that are new to patients over. that would be over only when we have the and the full q patient. and when we have a piece on our land that is just and blend palestinians have the right for subsidies munition. but we wouldn't come very much there for us to have

a ceasefire. mainly because we want to disturb and genocide. and we hope that that's what not to be only the end of a bottom the ceasefire, but also an end of the lord. and guys, how do you evaluate the sense of confusion between palestinians and that many groups of many functions? i mean, the policy, you know, far too has been previously accused by a mass of doing israel's, israel's work in cracking down on palestinian fighters and multiplied westbank. and they want to these divisions between palestinian groups and functions mean for the prospects of a stable palestinian governance both and they will fight westbank and indeed in the future because and we can't afford it any more internal divisions. and that's why you, we've been calling this much since this morning and before that for the immediate implementation of the gene declaration, which would lead to the establishment of a national consensus government that you will need to government and lead according

to what are unified. but just to be on the, the should, the, on the beneficiary. so i'm in the listing on sites or the internet, but it's doing problems out of the is there any side and the tidings to abuse these differences and these problems on the issue of virginia and we called this morning to again to end up in this thing. and security of the nation there, and the very good is social initiatives to solve the problem peacefully. that's what i'm assuming, and people or i must of a bug booty 60 general, or the post the national initiative. good. see you on order 0. thank you. thank you so the syria's foreign minister sighed, i'll shut by and he is set to visit to tea, and his 1st official visit to the country last month and focus your foreign minister, hop and feet on led to a delegation to damascus. i know there's the lifting of sanctions anchor was among

the 1st government supplies support the new syrian administration. i'd speak to them clearly now who's in the inquiry would move on this, so send them. what exactly do we expect from this visit by suicide for minister to take you this was, this was actually on the plan, the event today, the serious new is serious need administration. foreign minister is company by the defense minister and the intelligence chief of the new administration and is free for the patients, 3 a bureaucrat. so them, you have ministration will the meeting whether turkish counselor parse and that workers capital on correct? today, of course, this visits of the syrian delegation will also serve as a basis for long awaited visits by a alma that in short, uh, who is expected to meet turkish presence. i just say add on an add to kia very soon . but of course, given the situation in the united states as the present shows,

a takeover hand over, i'm sorry, uh, this will take some time, but this was, that was, it will also serve as a profession for this. of course, turkey a has support of the syrian opposition as since the outbreak of the civil war in 2011. and since then, all of the position of factions a were able to find a safe haven't, and to kia and millions of syrian references have been hosts of by. so we have that smart yesterday. and on tuesdays, the syrian as ministrations of a foreign minister said that they, they will be paid, they will be paying their 1st visit to, to get country that has always embraced a, an assault hospitality for the syrian people. nowadays, everybody is discussing the about the role of through kia in the positions takeover

of the syrian government after a late november in 2024. and no one is sure how strong the influential a to k will be in terms of political affairs in the country. but that's the day to k speaking your role in restructuring. the country rebuilding the state institutions and safety at which definitely needs help because they are lacking bureaucrats. this 5, they have some people who remains a from the bashar assad government, but of course they will need a lot of help in building infrastructure in terms of uh, electricity, for instance. and there is a huge energy corporation on the table right now to care a private company into case planning to send the power ship. it joins the organize with a, with a country private company to syria. and to get, has already been providing elect for states to the northern part of syria that has

been uh, that was under control of the turkish factor position factions. and just let me remind you a small the sale of the syrian administrations for administer as to by name. it actually had his ph. d studies completed his ph. d. studies in is stumbled. so there is this from human to human relations. millions of syrian refugees are expected to be the friendly convection of through key at, in the coming days of syria. of course, as i said, took, it will definitely have to play a role in the construction. then we try to explain it to now story a surface for administer. how come see done? embrace those theory as new leader model sharp in damascus in a sign of 2 kids growing influence in shaping serious features just stays after bush, charlotte soft sled l. shara was seen with turkish intelligence chief ibrahim colored within a week, the turkish flag was raised at the embassy that has reopened. after 12 years,

us presents elect donald trump cold turkey, a major force and key to serious feature extrude. yeah, that's, that's the country that has the most potential animals, well, genuine influence to, to be honest to, to shape things out. it'll lead to leave a message for an investment that to keep doesn't have, but it has expertise on the ground. it has influence. huge influence with i'll show and then it has ties with potential finance, ears like a guitar to try to shape events, purchase presence, ridge up, type ad on has pledged, full cabinets support to the new syria and administration who's experienced. and governance has so far be limited to ad lib took his role in there could be the, the in the as a role of rebuilding with its construction companies solving the ways of economic

opening if the sooner humans going to open the country economically took years that makes a, as a experience on that, not only itself, but, you know, showing debate for in the 19 ninety's we did that in the, in the caucuses and in the central asia. definitely, we can do that in sooty as well. encore as main goal remains preventing the formation of an altima and to the left by the curtis on group y p g to care regards the y p g as the syrian offshoots of the p k. k. a group designated as a terrorist organization bite, oakia the us and the you. however, washington has supported the y p g. it's fight against iso bunker as deepening and involvement, and syria reveals the scrubbing ambitions in the region. and with this, i'm vision's come challenges. a true t s will need to swipe a delicate balance between it's worth the is your interest. and those of an arab

states that is undergoing a major transition in this new era. millions of syrian refugees who have spent over a decade and took yeah, learning its language and culture are points to become a vital bridge between corolla and damascus. cnn, because solar elders it right stumble. but you in the commission of human rights volk to cause visited soon as a tourist said, my prison facility was recently reopened. of the full of this time of raising thousands of prisoners were held, badgering, sandro and many detainees were tortured or killed. it's haunted by the memories of our most cruelty. it's unbelievable once human beings can do to each other. and i can only hope i'm the bottom of my heart is, this is the lesson both for the heating of syria and for the syrians. but also the

less and for the world is we must never know such cruelties to happen again. as the 1st class of syrian condense since the fall of aside graduated on cheese safe, we knew the reopened police college in damascus. the school reopened. in early december, a number of 400 men volunteered to join after 3. i think serious new administration has been working to revive its security forces and what he says is a campaign to restore law and order. so maybe 14 years officer nobody's not mozambique. president to lex, daniel, sharp, always just to how is away from taking office soft october's disputed election results. preparations are complete for the sermon, which is taking place despite widespread protests, the opposition leaders refusing to accept the outcome. so as to support us, we'll shut down the country for child post entire time, if necessary, since it's good for me to mila now who joins us live from the not. so for me to,

i mean to say that this an organization was problematic, would be, i guess, on the statement to i don't understand it's being so problematic that some regional leaders have decided to stay away completely. well, at this point me, we only have 2. it seems a confirmations of re the regional need is attending african need is attending one of them so that because president, so run my post us all that for what the big snape, i had another guinea of a saw and that could be quite well good for daniel chapel being sworn in today because traditionally such a new region regional lead us from the southern african develop and community usually they show supports full ceremonies like this thing is a show of support in terms of an incoming president. and we're not seeing that kind of demonstration this time round in stage. many of these countries sending some sort of representative o r the to attend to be an organization and not

a high level delegation, certainly not hips of states. that said, we do know that payments in monterey caldwell who's and bob was president and also the chair person upset that he was one of the 1st to congratulate chaco off to his electro weight and, and that was even before the results were finalized. and so we do know that this being that sort of statement from side, jake, but at this point, not necessarily a traditional show of supports. i mean also know this is an organization that has been approached to intervene. and what is continues to be quite a tense and difficult situation in wasn't being to the position as i mentioned, the threatening to potentially power lies chapters and talked to them of all face but also disrupt integration day. i understand the rival kind of them and nancy on the line is planning to hold some kind of an alteration ceremonial design. is that right? well those as being the statements he's made in the weeks leading up to the signal

gratian that he would be sworn in as the people's president. that he's the true, we know of the election at $1.00 wasn't self imposed exile because he says it wasn't safe to be. it wasn't vicky since we tons. and since he's written, he's continued to pool for demonstrations. we thought that in the last few days, but we've not seen him or heard from him in terms of this power, allowing alteration, if you will. one way he would be sworn in and it seems to some extent taking a step back from that position. but i think many would argue that he has very few options in terms of what can be done on a day like this. there's also a very high security presence that we've also seen to some extent these protest anticipated recent days. we must remember that a few 100 people have been killed in these protests, police abuse to a gas abuse starting coordinates, they've, they've used rubber for let's, as, as well as live i munition, in some cases, to 12 approaches. so certainly at the parents, for many that have come often the weeks leading up to this in organization. so we

continue to have very strong statement from finance and one's on it, but to any indication that it will hold of power without in all directions. that doesn't seem to be the case at this point. the. okay, for me to mail it with the very latest i'm gonna put so many cents police in south korea se impeached president noon. so he all is refusing to talk to corruption. investigators opting was arrested early on wednesday units being held at the corruption investigation office for high ranking officials in collection authorities of 48 hours to question him. hundreds of offices pushed through a blockade or if his support is to get inside the presidential compound, even was suspended from office last month. officer failed declaration of martial rule. quoted a message just before his intention to today upon witnessing these individuals inviting the securities on using 5 fighting equipment, i decided to comply with the corruption investigation offices request for

a voluntary a parent. despite that, being a no legal investigation in order to prevent any unfortunate and violent adults as much as it was patrick forecast this from sol, the police have given so so 3 days to execute the arrest juanza present june, secure. but in the end, just 5 hours when needed, there was intense negotiations taking place behind the scenes off to which the president's motorcade was seen departing from his official residence and the heading towards the corruption investigation office. this allows the whole process to move fluids. investigators now have 48 hours to question present to you in the off to that they need to decide whether not to apply for a warrant to detain him. but that will be a tremendous sense of relief that everything took place today without any physical confrontation, the acting present choice,

and most had ones of prior to the operation getting on the way that the world is watching. and those involve need to act responsibly. patrick fox, which is 0. so still a head on this, i'll just even use a, we'll have a live update from south africa where a rescue in recovery opposite operations are still under way in the mining towns. so that is for a new job, but the same strong opinion, some of those full advantage of our will be here with that story. the .