for mines. straight from world leaders say israel and iran square all of the hope is to prevent further military reprisals following israel's deadly attacks on the rein your targets in syria and israel at claims rice was punishment for iran's attack on the golan heights which the israeli government describes as crossing a red line also on the program to drop the charges to the demands of supporters of nora hussain hamas the nineteen year old sudanese woman sentenced to death by stabbing her husband after she says he raped her i missed the international press criticized the conviction and called for it to be quashed. because of a million children in the democratic republic of congo last severely malnourished unicef says more than half of them could die in a fast and jungle region hit by conflict between the army and the government.

i'm still going to welcome to the program. iran's foreign ministry has condemned israel's attack on iranian military targets inside syria this first official reaction came from a ministry spokesman who described the raids as a blatant violation of the country's sovereignty that was conducted on what he called fabricated and baseless excuses israel struck dozens of iranian targets in retaliation they say for an iranian rocket barrage against israeli positions in the golan heights as israel's prime minister accuses iran of crossing a red line international calls for restraint to grow louder. and on its way to destroy an edifice system this laid down fifth grade leased by israel's defense force says one of the barrel of strikes on iranian military sites in syria israel's

prime minister gave the justification. of iran has crossed a red line our response was appropriate our army has carried out a large scale attack on iranian targets in syria. we are engaged in a long term conflict and our policy is clear we will not allow iran to establish a military presence in syria. israel says it strikes me retaliation for a rocket attack on territory it occupies in the golan heights according to israel iranian militants fired the rockets from syria but none of them reach their target . if so this would be the most serious direct military confrontation between israel and iran and syria. europe russia the u.s. and the u.n. are calling for restraint. no he's getting it's getting more done there's a risk of escalation and growing tensions we must avoid that that's what i told the

really in president rouhani and i'll pass on that message to prime minister netanyahu and president putin who in the statements in recent days seems to share the goal of stability and avoiding escalation. that. tension three main high on the golan heights the israeli army has sent reinforcements to its northern border. a correspondent. has been following the story from neighboring beirut welcome on shelf this looking at the context of this escalating dispute the attack on the golan heights was not the first chapter of this story was it. no absolutely not in fact of all work few years israel has attacked. iranian assets and city are over one hundred times and in this region israel is also corked of the n.d.s. are the rebel forces by providing the medical help and also by other means at buston that doctors who treated some of these anti s.

are the rebels but now it has escalated to a very worrying level because israel itself says that they have hit all of our infrastructure allegedly in city of it as iran completely not completely denying but is sort of attacking israel back by saying that israel is violating the city and sovereignty it's all rhetoric aside but it's not as rhetoric this time around they're actively that engaged in an active confrontation so that makes things worse so how close would you say the region is to actual war. when it's on as i can tell you that i am an eleven hour i've been tracking developments in iran and in syria as well are talking to people there and there is a fear of this will turn into a war fought for over a year now that you're by who we've been hearing that the next battle will be between israel and iran and it will be in self serving and it's actually now beginning to happen all the all sources at high level meant in that neither side wants active war what israel wants is for iranian fighters to get out of syria

which is not happening hizbullah is not going to get out there and hold the iranians and hizbullah and the city and says look we have allies we're going to be whatever we want to be and israel has no business telling us our so you've got a tense situation and any anything really can overnight on into or into a war in the region right now or the one hopes that better sense would prevail and one of the reasons for u.s. decision to withdraw from the iran nuclear deal has an emboldened evil side or perhaps both. well that's just adding fuel to the fire and this essentially is a huge victory for benjamin netanyahu he she wanted this for a very very long time and on the truck he's basically blocked what he wanted now iran's foreign minister is going to be traveling the world he's also going to be going to a brass and meeting the e.u. ministers that he's hoping if you can somewhat souders the deal but what we hear is that this creates a huge problem for honey inside because conny the spiritual leader has already said

that no we don't even know which of the e.u. countries what should tell us in the will help us in getting all of this all are in a normal way so in a way the hard line is about to prevail in iran but this is someone who was sort of making sense are saying that we just hope for donald trump to exit. for another american president to work with but that's of course. not happening immediately until both the beirut thank you for human rights groups including amnesty international are condemning a death sentence handed down to a nineteen year old woman in sudan on thursday the woman nora was convicted of stabbing her husband to death as she said he was raping her and she says she was forced to marry the man against her will it only sixteen years old a crowd gathered outside the courtroom on demand as the judge passed sentence the dead man's family had refused an opportunity to pardon the teenager and rejected offers for financial compensation nor is legal team and now has two weeks to appeal

the ruling the harsh time justice for nora has been trending online as activist demand that the charges be dropped a live show from d.w. social media can tell us more welcome lives one of the activists say. well phil amnesty international has called the death sentence an act of cruelty they say noura is the victim here and that is because her lawyers tell us that she was married off by her parents when she was sixteen years old she managed to escape she fled to a relative stayed there for three years and then she came back and that is when her husband got hold of her and raped her even with the help of his relatives who held her down while he was raping her and then he wanted to do it again on another day and that is when noor stabbed him to death so really disturbing details that we're getting from this case and it is a case that lots of people in sudan have been following one woman here talks about it on twitter she is from sudan she says i was never sadder and more shaken than

when i saw in red today she walked in with a steady feet and the head held high she is a hero a survivor and a voice that dared refuse oppression in a society created to oppress and now like dozens of other people she is using the hash tag justice for noor that has really become a rallying cry for people who want her to be a part and it's not just people in sudan feel it is also people across the world one organization has even created a petition online on change dot org that they want to be part of and they say that she murdered her husband in self defense and what activists also want to really with this online campaign is also to draw attention not only to numerous case but also to other thousands of cases where you have marital rape where you have children being married off in sudan and there it is legal when

a girl reaches the age of ten the parents can marry her off so that is something a broader issue that activists want to shed a light on now as you mentioned earlier his legal team has fourteen days to appeal that case it is not clear how much the chances of success are there but they are hoping her supporters that there may be the successful pressure maybe also from international organizations like the e.u. and also the united nations ok thank you. well look now at some of the other stories making news around the world the former deputy prime minister of malaysia anwar ibrahim is set to walk free after spending years in jail a new prime minister mahathir mohamad mohamed says the king had told him that and what will be part of the prime minister is also promised a handout while his job when he retires officials in gaza say israeli soldiers are shot dead one palestinian and wounded dozens more during the six weeks

of protest on israel's border with the territory the two journalists and one paramedic are reported to be among the injured the palestinians are protesting israel's decade long blockade of gaza and the shifting of the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. south africa's elite place a unit has taken over the investigation into an attack on a mosque outside because extremism is a suspected motive one person died and two others were wounded in the attack which happened on thursday after midday prayers. united nations children's fund is warning that does that hundreds of thousands of children in the democratic republic of congo at risk of death from starvation unicef says swift action is needed to provide more than three quarters of a million children in a side province with food clean water and medical supplies because of the shortages recent fighting between rebel forces and government troops. the violence has subsided and the displaced are beginning to return home but the recent civil

conflict inside province has forced hundreds of thousands to the brink of starvation aid workers are fighting an uphill battle to treat malnourished children and prevent the spread of cholera and measles to hospitals that survive the conflict are overwhelmed. i'm actually very shocked by it by what i saw and what i heard. i visited several hospitals where children were treated for complication of see these children were struggling to survive and they came back to the same as peter's tree days later we didn't tree days. i saw that she. had died and i knew more that had the right children that you know took in good condition and told that we all managed. the fighting made food scares in some areas farmers have not been able to plant crops for three seasons the conflict also stopped the flow of basic supplies across the nearby angola border as the province

waits for crops and trade to return the challenge aid groups are facing is enormous unicef is only received a quarter of the ninety million it says it needs to provide assistance. in the meantime to the children of. food is a precious commodity. stay in say the u.n. says it's preparing for all events including a worst case scenario amid an outbreak in a remote part of the country well most of the cases so far have been recorded and the other town of coro in the province doctors in the town at the hospital they have just received another suspected case well health organization says it hopes congo will authorize the youth of an experimental vaccine against the disease which is warning that the treatment is complicated and not a magic bullet officials say the immediate risk is that the outbreak could spread to a nearby city where around

a million people live to see outbreaks in the past forty years and most recently last year. yes there are a virtuous pigs for the world health organization he joins us from geneva welcome to d.w. so how serious is the current outbreak. well digger very much every few paula is very serious and has to be dealt with utmost importance evil is a very deadly disease a defect deleterious show can be as high as ninety percent and we have seen in the past what ebola can do to communities so it is of a great concern for the world health organization to received information from the government of the democratic republic of the congo about the confirmation off the presence of the virus in the northwestern part of the country so how many people have died so far how many confirmed cases are there well so far there were two

cases that have been confirmed by laboratory analysis and this is despite happen on last tuesday when the government declared the beginning of the outbreak obviously the reports that have been looked at at a later stage show that there were cases in that area that that had been reported and some of them died and had symptoms that are consistent with the symptoms of time or educate fever such as ebola so we are counting thirty to suspect cases it is really important beyond numbers to go get quickly to this area and put in place necessary measures there was the last epidemic i think was in twenty fourteen that was said to be over so why does it keep coming back is this latest outbreak knew or was it never completely eradicated. well this is a new outbreak we know the device exists in animal reservoir we know that that bats are carrying the virus and then ok janelle you devise can come directly from bats

all true other primates to humans and then human to human transmission starts and that this is when we have a new outbreak so you look at the republic of the congo has a number a sofa outbreak since the virus has been identified in seventy's this is the ninth one on the record last year also there was there was an outbreak and in two thousand and fourteen there was an unrelated outbreak in a crappy republic of congo unrelated to the big huge ball outbreak that happen in a west africa but we have seen exactly in west africa what the ball a can do how deadly taze and what damage it can do to communities so that at times of the essence we need to get to d.c. area quickly experts and and material to be able to understand where the where device is circulating exactly to isolate those who are sick as them properly to to to dent to fight contact so those who may have been exposed for twenty one days

to make sure sure that the burials are done in a secure way and possibly to use the vaccines if it seems appropriate after doing this epidemiology work we wish you well with that thank you so much for joining us on a bridge from the world health organization. this is daily news live from berlin still to come emotions will be running high at the top and bottom of the table as a bonus bigger and has its final weekend walking through what to expect from saturday's action. donald trump's decision to take america out of iraq nuclear deals putting pressure on industry across the world and then a winter as that story that's right a lot of companies want to invest in iran they might have to undo those deals now the u.s. president wants to reinstate sanctions against iran over concerns about the country's nuclear program but that couldn't have come at a worse time for the iranian economy iran's currency has been under pressure for months the reaal has lost over a third of its value against the dollar since december tehran is also grappling

with high unemployment among recent university graduates thirty six percent of men can't find work and that number is a staggering fifty percent of women. and that's not the only challenge iran is facing a lack of private investment do in part to a banking sector that can barely afford to issue loans to run is investing less than three percent of its g.d.p. and maintaining its aging infrastructure which further hampers business development but companies worldwide could lose out as the u.s. really imposes sanctions just take european aircraft manufacturers which face losing thirty eight billion dollars worth of deals. thanks to the euro nuclear agreement ampere's was able to secure a deal for one hundred aircraft with iran. however at least ten percent of the components for its planes come from u.s. producers and this detail is likely to pull the plug on the sale.

of anything that has a new through s. content and any dealings with us and then gets we exported to iran is going to come under scrutiny and i think that we need to be very very careful. competitor boeing which struck a deal for eighty planes with iran is also likely to be forced to cancel their contract along with various other aircraft producers among the companies french producer took a look tired to cash in together with a chinese business it struck a four billion euros deal to tap the south parcel field firearm now it seems unlikely that the country will be able to continue all its has in many markets. the oysters are going to be a very significant one and what the markets have already. found is that yes there's going to be some tension and prices have risen a little bit before the announcement was expected have come down a little bit since. international comic is also had high hopes p.s.a.

peugeot citroen was planning to build a plant in iran and renault hope to produce one hundred fifty thousand cars for the country. fox wagon was also planning to enter the market. for now all those companies and iran itself are seeing their plans move further out of free choice due to one country's determination to strike a better deal. and it's a tragedy for european companies like zeman which a plan to invest three billion euros in iran's railways now all of these companies will have to rush their business through all face a sudden shutdown that's what our financial correspondent daniel copes us. even more pressure for german and european companies in a newspaper interview the new ambassador of the united states for germany used again very strong rhetoric c.e.o.'s who one true continue doing business with the

how he calls it more lower regime should say this openly in public european companies see actually a big potential in iran german exports to iran where worth an estimated three point five billion u.s. dollars but when you compare this to the business with the united states of course this is nothing to that number there is around one hundred and fifteen billion u.s. dollars some companies also airbus want to get now as many deals as possible through before sanctions are imposed telecoms giant eighty had to be admits it made a big mistake by hiring michael cohen's company essential consultants which also works with the u.s. president donald trump earlier this week telecoms company said it hired a central consultants to advise it on working with the trumpet ministration early last year the lawyer for adult film star stormy daniels revealed that cohen had used essential consultants to receive payments worth millions from

a slew of companies including eighty and eighty the disclosure of the company's relationship with cohen could affect whether an eighty five billion dollars deal to buy time warner gets approval next month. well then sixty thousand passengers may be left stranded next week if brussels adeline's pilots walk out as planned the belgian carrier has scheduled only eighty flights on monday and wednesday that's just one seventh of regular departures only serving routes within europe the pilots' union is calling for wage increases and an end to uncertainty about working conditions the times are required to brussels adeline's a year ago the union wants the german flag carrier to provide clarity about its future. tina's economy is still struggling so much so the country was forced earlier this week to push up its interest rate to a massive forty percent as the world's highest for them ratio mccrae is now trying

to negotiate a loan from the international monetary fund but many times worry that this could just make matters worse. the bad weather wasn't enough to stop thousands storming through the streets of one of sirees. you know i was up at a meet the congress i said we well chris will not allow congress to accept intervention from the international monetary fund. by more stop and yet. when we reject president makris labor reform but when they. say we're. not the workers remember. we know that policies like this lead us to hell and we won't allow it yet no no no i want somebody with the hell was the catastrophic financial crisis at the turn of the millennium when all savings accounts were friends and the i.m.f. later admitted it made mistakes lending argentina too much money with too little

oversight. the president in two thousand and four. was celebrated for repaying argentina's i.m.f. that set once and now while protests rage on him when osiris argentina's treasury minister is in washington negotiating credit from the i.m.f. . and so the demonstrations continue. we've lived through this already we don't want to go back to the i.m.f. . eighty percent of argentina is opposed to the president's policies so that's why we are protesting. with the pace a plunging to new lows many here there is distance from the i.m.f. could just make a bad situation worse. ali business let's catch up on some sports now felt like so much so that it will start with quite a disturbing story one of the world's leading anti doping investigative journalists has been denied a visa to attend the upcoming world cup in russia. reported extensively on

widespread doping in russia for years his investigations prompted the world anti-doping agency to look into the country's state sponsored doping program which then ended with russia being banned from competing at this year's olympic winter games in p. on jan germany's public broadcaster a r d applied for the visa on behalf and said he'd been placed on russia's list of unwanted persons football the bundesliga season wraps up this we can put plenty of action left to keep fans excited for a final day three teams are locked in a fierce tussle for champions league qualification while at the bottom a tense relegation battle will finally come to a climax only one thing is clear i'm munich will definitely be celebrating. another year another title for boy they'll be more pictures like this at the end of the current bonus league season only with a few different faces on show i spy and celebrate their six titles in

a row in the battle for the remaining champions league spot hope in hindsight on dortmund. while leverkusen unlike sega still in with a shout dortmund are looking to redeem themselves after a turbulent season. doesn't salute of course i'm confident that we can go there and get a point or a win it's an exciting game as hoffenheim also need to take risks. as you go. down the bottom they have other concerns survival by any means the target freiburg and fifteenth spot need only a point to guarantee safety. but if them it's a tense battle between what's bergan hamburg the wolves have nosedived in recent weeks but a point against last place cologne will give them a chance to save themselves for the relegation play off as we know it's in our own hands this saturday so we don't need to worry about what the other teams are doing . to me is the. second last hamburg need

a miracle i went home to go out back is the minimum requirement but the belief among supporters is back. and see fast as you can see that the team's achievements over the last few weeks have got the funds back behind us the team and the funds are united. by and will be aiming to finish the league season strongly in preparation for next week's german cup final the showpiece will be coached your pint is his final match in charge. so buying a champions for the rest the tables yet to be decided to head of much stay thirty four hoffenheim and dortmund are in position to qualify for next season's champions league leverkusen and leipsic need to win and get some help if they want to qualify instead down at the bottom freiburg need a draw to be safe have their fate of their own hands well and need a wall spur gloss if they stand any chance of staying in the top flight.

his a reminder of our top story at this hour well a visit still calling for restraint in the middle east iran's foreign ministry has condemned israel's attack on the right targets inside syria israel's government accuses iran of crossing a red line. essential up to date i'll have no fear of the top be. a good day. to.

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