is that police and as well investigating reports of explosions involving 3 bosses in battiata south of tel aviv uh, as we wait for those more details. we have to of course moran remind audience where we are in terms. busy the political lay of the land, if you like, we're in the middle of a very fragile ceasefire that is approaching the end of phase one. negotiations have, i mean, just begun for a face to of that cease fire? how, how concerned should we be at this stage? of what impacts this incidence could have on those $65.00 discussions on the current, cx, 5 that is ongoing to my sense is that these radius of know all to well the, this is probably it,

these are or related to the question of about a sign it is related more to the questions of what's been happening in the west bank. then what's been happening in guys a i've already heard 2 is really sources from the 2 is rarely media outlets, not the blue one law. and that basically says the 3rd that did not explode, say something about that this is uh, in revenge to what happened in to the cabin. and this is of course as little as 50 and that a fiji can in the west bank that is there and has been destroying so much in it and kidding themselves, so far as done on some of them. oh, but doesn't refugee comes into west bank over the past several months. so it's not only the, the, the, the war and guys are the ceasefire. the guys are, there's are been another mini genocide taking place in the west bank. occupied

westbank or these rate is i've been getting raids as many invasions, even of, of cities and camps throughout the us bank. and where many, many people have died, hundreds of people have died killed by is ready to soldiers on duty. simply we've heard about the child that a mother and a pregnant to mother, uh, being killed by his rate of soldiers. today we've seen the disruptions of homes in india and they liked and these rate is probably suspect d as they field. and i'm sure they do feel guilty about the kind of atrocities that got a in the occupied westbank is that this couldn't be according to him once again. uh, response by 2nd palestinians, i guess this is randy ah, processed these, but they're cutting the spring. so it, so this probably would be in the mindset and, and the calculations in the analysis will probably be way more to the west bank.

and i think it's probably interesting to see what these writers will do next in the west bank. i, you know, judging from this kind of reaction back to your point about guys are, we haven't heard from but least one is there a new official document to turn on? the 14th today is that these are, this could not wait for the next 2 weeks when they can get more because really captives out for them to restart the war. that as if there is some kind of an in district decision by this government to take the drum for his words to actually open the gates or has as a trump would like to coordinate that then you know, likes deposited in gaza. so all the out of so the palestinians are prepared a uh for some sort of a, a package, some sort of a data plan, a vision for what's next and, and guys up days. and it seems to be preparing for more war as they tried to send

the team to discuss the 2nd phase, they continuously say we want to extend the 1st space on to say that there are some conflicting signals. they trying to somehow make it unclear about, you know, the clarity of face to that's already been agreed upon. this rate is, are back to tracking the is the ad ups are trying to respond to trumps menacing declarations about the cleansing. so yes, everything is precarious. when it comes to the immediate future of guys, as people of course continue to suffer as people continue to dig their loved ones from the debris of destroyed data, special buildings in guys out as people still try to look for a hospital to take care of their end let sick and so and so forth. so it's very difficult and goes up and the sorts of incidents especially today add more uh

to the, um, lack of clarity if you will, or to the possibility of many different things transpiring and moving forward, whether in the west bank or, and goes on. okay, more, why don't, we'll leave that for now. i'm sure it will come back to you for more analysis. i want to get a bit more on the situation in israel. i just want to bring you one of the wise way, guessing the latest wise thing is roles. prime minister's office saying that to promise snitching, you always received updates from the ministry's x ray about the explosive device incidence and telling me of area. and we'll see in hold a security situation assessment. let's go back to new world a. she's in the jordanian capital, amman. we've also been hearing nor from the ministry of transportation. i believe i've been taking some of the public transport in the area and around the area. what more you hearing yeah, i mean the,

there's so much happening and so many statements in the past few minutes. so the minister of transportation. i had ordered a whole to public transport, especially right rail this after a photo of someone was circulating a and b and some in the security establishment said that the person in that photo may be a suspect involved in those bombings, the chief of police in the past few minutes has issued a statement exonerating this man saying that he had nothing to do with the incidents. and that the, the suspicion was on found that a, this happens a lot during these kinds of incidents. there's a lot of panic. there's a lot of hyphens, the motions, and, and quite frankly, anybody who looks or acts a phrase, or maybe a may appear to some onlookers as era. a would be the

focus of attention if you will, and could actually be targeted with attacks. so for now, this man who appeared in that cctv you saw just as a running away was someone who was just running away in fear there are, there are no suspects in custody still nobody has been arrested. 5 explosives, 3 a charges went off. 3 buses, a suffered very heavy damage, one of them was completely burned down. 2 of the charges that were found by security forces did not go off, but still very few leads for these really please. as they come through buses and red light rail and try to investigate and see if they can find in those images of you know, close circuit cameras. any inc. link of who of who stands behind the if the

suspects were there to night. if these a bombs were planted to night in the area where they and the explosives went off or somewhere else. so still a lot of work ahead for the investigation, but certainly an event that has rattled the is really public a to night, a 3 explosions at the same time. it is difficult to remember if an incident like this has happened in the past months or even few years. okay, thank you for that. not a at that for us in a not for you as in boy, a to the middle. a steve with coff has dumping down on president trump's plan to displace the population of gaza and an interview with trump, son in law and form a senior advisor jr, and cushioned with cough said it's important to give people a choice to leave voluntarily the conditions or horrendous, i don't know how people can move in the buildings are all listing. there's nothing

standing up in a good way and it's going to take a lot of clean up and imagination and a great master plan. and that doesn't mean that we have to, that we're on an eviction plan when, when the president talks about this, it means that he wants to shake up everybody's thinking and think about what is compelling for that area. and what is the best solution for the palestinian and guys and people who lived there, for instance, did they want to live with it? do they want to live in a home there? or would they rather have an opportunity to resettle in some sort of better place, have jobs upside a financial prospect. and i think what's happened from the present and talking like this is that he's in gender. the discussion with throughout the entire world about different types of solutions that before he talked about this people, the people would have never considered to a to organizations, doctors without borders is cooling for the protection of civilians on humanitarian

access in east and democratic republic of congo. the rondon box and $23.00 rebels and the allies have been advancing in mineral which north and south keeping provinces that pushing more than 200 kilometers north of goma and since taking a combo on sunday definitely it's around a 100 kilometers south back trying to control the town off 0. meanwhile, in the center of the combo, the m 23 is organized, but that cooling a clean up office streets and m. 23 folks fuss and trying to assure people that the forces of that to provide security it will say, criticized the government of president felix tish, teddy allen with connie as well. just behind me. uh it is the team from the red cross local red cross here. with the del colleagues from international now, but it goes community conducting today equality, buddy,

and then my duty to avoid is coming from this trunk here. we're collected from different areas around the city of chicago. we own it with coastal officials are saying that they don't have identification of people because that is not there. who's a to give a notification evict as much. the majority of them was people killed during the time that the m. 22 was advancing in the town. but many, at the moment the army was leaving. the city fled in the area out of the book of we have seen different pictures imaged on the social media. so we to nature the groups today, you know, and some of them waiting severely. and some of them do with in the d. c uniforms. when conducting latino and the young kids with guns and some of their little area here. and then by the eve of them to introduce started collecting guns. and this is why, for example, you and he's accusing the community unless we do so, it is

a them to treat for conducting a must killing. here is this one who jumped. invite them to a new tree. and even up to now it's very difficult to know who is this plastic back here. but red cross was fairly clear that some of the kids, but that was the just collected bodies. they don't know who is me. and in which situation people wait till about 2 days, the 5th body will cease the tone this additional and uh, reopen in the town of toyota roy will be rubles. and even them $23.00 tables rejected deposition from the un on demand scaling. and they said that there was a possibility is on the, obviously only because they are the ones that the left the gun on the relatives hands and orders are some of the, sort of these out as possible of what happened here. but for now, is the butler, which is taking this just in one of the nibble with symmetry here. for those,

we're already into boatright, a little icon of jo 0 because of the democratic republic of school or non jerry is set to launch fuels. time goes from its roads off to a number of explosions. a change will affect time because the carries 60000 nice is all and will come into force on the 1st much series of accidents in the past few months of killed hundreds of people across the country as casualties a result of people functioning fuel from pressure tank is which then they want to explode. large groups of raising concerns about the safety of migrants to push it from the us to panama, being detained in the hotel in panama city, and a shelter and the dangerous diary in jungle region on the border with columbia. so i'm offering countries that refused to accept the potations lights from america. kind of as government has agreed to take them in on, organize the repub creation,

migration, noise, se, sending them home could be dangerous. judy and alejandro has moved from mexico city of how the conversation has shifted in panama to the legality of what's going on. there's some 300 people who are now detained in this country where they have committed no crime. and there seems to be no legal roadmap to what comes next for them, which has, of course, prompted a civil organizations to point out the fact that this is in flagrant violation of several international and national laws in panama, the security minister of the country has said that these people aren't detained, that in fact, they're just being held in order to protect them from potential human smugglers. that map may want to take advantage of them. and i think what we're seeing here right now is uh, the initial fallout of these agreements that the trumpets administration has made with several countries in central america, which includes what tamala,

costa rica i know salvador during a recent visit by us secretary of state, marco rubio, was announced that all of these countries would take back deportees not only of their own nationalities, but rather, you know, deep ortiz from all different nationalities. and there was no legal roadmap. there was no more further explanation as to how this process would work. what would happen is we're seeing right now in the case of panama, with people that's simply refuse to voluntarily go back to their own countries, citing security concerns. would they remain detained? would they be offered asylum in the country that they arriving? now today it's panama, but certainly in the coming days and weeks, even if these flights continue. i think we'll be seeing several similar confusion taking place in these countries as well. julia got the, i know how to 0 mexico city. mexico has one of the highest motor rates in the world, but now and you report suggests 9 out of 10 killings go on,

punished human rights, which says victims and their families and neglected fine and effective criminal justice system. john, home and reports now from mexico city. as the pasquale son, we show that in the street the minimum she wanted was justice in mexico. that's a lot to us knowing out of 10 murders in the country go on punished. so as a new report from human rights watch. ok for you to the table is now part of statistics . go to the share your thoughts, if they, they will, far as easy. why don't they comp, but they concluded with the criminals, they don't take you into account. they only did when i investigated myself. the trial from a table's mode has been postponed. 14 times should state prosecutor offices, we deal with the majority of mexico's homicides,

tighten them up. he actually spent 2 years traveling around the interviewing prosecutor's problem. he found huge problems, really basic things like extremely high workloads. there are prosecutors who are responsible for hundreds of cases at once, and a lack of basic resources and training. many of the crime scene technicians that we spoke to tells us that they aren't provided with basic materials that they need to go out and respond to a crime scene. rather than focusing on fixing that, successive mexican governments have gone down a different road, sending soldiers on to the streets to stop crime. it's visible and ineffective. off the 20 years of it, the violence goes on. last month, yochi, why the authorities don't change track. like some of the challenges that criminal justice operators across the country face are not very sexy. for

example, many prosecutors and investigated police officers don't have gas to put in their cars to be able to drive to and from crime scenes. politicians like to present things like using an a computer model or something to determine how to investigate crimes which sounds like a great solution. but a lot of the solutions here really are very basic things. we also the government for their response to the report at the time of filing this piece they had an onset . but without those basic, not some bolts, the human rights which report the trays of broken criminal justice system with people that pasquale and her family, the quote and the rec you is where they go to the mr. b, joan home. and i would just say to mexico, serial and colombia, deforestation has risen by 35 percent. the environment minister says over

a 1000 square, kilometers or so last, last year out from just over 790 square kilometers in 2023, which was a historic low among the main causes of deforestation. in columbia illegal cro cultivation logging and wanting, and now tributes pouring in the sleep on si se known as the father of african sentiment who has died at the age of 84 and not in direct have passed away in the capital. bon. okay, the one the jury's prize on the 1987 comes film festival for you, then come on a tape again in 2023, with an award given to directors with locked the history of cinema ali's culture minister called say, a monument african center. okay, let's respond back to that breaking news story that we all following from as. a the

3 boxes kind of exploded in a cop hawk just south of tel aviv is writing media calling it a suspected attack terror attack. is there any police. busy they're investigating the scene and that have been no injuries. casualties reported that we know off. let's go to normal day. she's in the jordanian capital amman for us north. so what more are you hearing about what's happened of the well, we, what we do know, as you said, is that there had been 3 explosions. no casualties reported to other explosive devices are set to have been found on other buses. the police are combing through buses and light rail. they're increasing security measures at this tel aviv airport . this is all happening in the central area,

the explosions happening south of tel aviv, although nobody was injured or certainly the nerves have been rattled. and these really prime minister is reported to be receiving regular updates and security assessments in the meantime is really media is saying that the, the, the charges were supposed to go off and designate tomorrow morning, not tonight, probably be because, you know, when the big traffic picks up that's according to those initial media reports, we don't have any official statements from these really police cooperating. that initial reports talking about a suspect have basically not turned out anything and even the suspect whose image was widely circulated. it is rarely media turned out to be someone who is not involved in the attacks. these really minister of defense bullying have instructed the army to step up a tax against the northern,

occupied west back after some media reports. and some estimates that the attack might have as the it basically started or came out of the tool to cut an area where israel has been waging an attack of a very large scale offensive the largest since 1967. in fact, resulting in the displacement above of about $44000.00 palestinians include cut in janine, we have a vague statement coming from the us. um brigades included, cut that talks about the revenge of the martyrs. it's not a direct claim of responsibility. so we can't really take it as that, but certainly a reference to the idea that those who are killed by israel would be eventually, of course will be updating you uh, with any new developments or any new information that becomes available. okay, many things for that note all day that for us in the jordanian capital i'm on let's

get more reaction. more on the shara, i'll just share a senior political analyst. he joins us from dough. ha, my one as nor was saying so very early into the information gathering process. what we do know is they've been no casualties and we will say no, that is really police in describing this as a nationalist operation that pointing the finger at the palestinian groups or, or a palestinian how significant do you think this is going to turn out to be in terms of the political ramifications. we, of course, in a very sensitive a time at the moment in terms of the tensions we've seen in the occupied westbank. and of course, where in the middle of approaching the end of the 1st phase of the goal is to cease fine. we know from states and by

the, is there any defense finish circuits? is that the is there is already planning to tighten even further. it's good on the west bank and refugee camps like to kind of a disabled, a fidget comes that is right, has very big and invaded and destroyed so much of a gain. and again, the past so many weeks. and clearly the 1st reaction is that the forces has not worked out. so what is your more force? well, it's the same less than that. uh, you know, i've heard, i find the volume the past so many decades. and i must say, i a few that are bly side bins, a by the fact that we repeat ourselves again. and again is the end repeats its action and reaction. again, again, expecting different results. but we all know that sir, characteristic of what it's craziness, basically to do more of the same invasions incursions,

paintings and assassinations and war crimes each and every time i'd expect different results. so here we are again, i mean of course, the 1st reaction, the 1st assessment, the 1st for diction buy is very, it is, this is the 1st thing induct because they know what they've done and guys, and they know what they continuously doing in the west bank and, and, and all the occupied territories. and so they realize there's probably coming as a price for their crimes. and that one does not have to explain it too far, what we're certainly not justified. but clearly, it's clear as the sun that this has been going on now for many decades. quickly let me just say again, why this is where this is so comical if it wasn't so tragic and you know, they, they, they go ahead and, and assessing that the number of people. and then there's that reaction is validate

and they are shocked. and then they go and invade the featured cab and then there's another reaction is there and then they are deeply shocked. and then they go on and get a walk, run and jump by the inside units and. and then more reactions in, you know, it would rockets or whatever and the deeply, deeply shock and then didn't vague janine or distributed g captain big can dozens. and then that there's a reaction inside is that and they are deeply, deeply, deeply shop. what is that to be shocked about? this is the most nowadays the, the normative pay that we live through toward many years for many decades. why is there a stop you buy? it continuously carries more crimes and other acts of, of a well, expropriation of amex, ations, or killings of imprisonment of disruption, so so forth from palestinian 2nd better thing is react uh by getting 2nd

3. they are violent thoughts, i guess is, or when that when they can, in this case, it wouldn't be probably something called the needed if it's true that it's more than one bus. and it is true that as it is through that, it is also in one of the page stations. that means this is a for the that, that, and this could probably be some, some major escalation and hymns. is there any uh, reaction by more revenge, more violence that i think the group in the west bank will probably more. they told me the rich. okay, more one. thank you for now. more on the shara, the for us in dow ha, that's it from the mullins site for now though, i will be back at the top of the hour with much more on our breaking news story. this our 3 buses that have exploded in the south of tel aviv, and what is really police say is a suspected tara attack the devices into all the buses apparently failed to explode . we understand that. been the reports of casualties at this stage. do stay with us

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