this is news coming to you live from berlin gaza braces for more violence as palestinians prepared to mark what they call the knock bottle of the catastrophe comes after is really troops killed at least fifty eight people including children in gaza yesterday israel said it was defending its border the palestinians are calling it a massacre. also coming up tens of thousands of people have been killed in mexico's drug war but who provided the weapons six former employees of a german company go on trial today charged with illegally exporting arms to mexico

. and to german football players come under fire for posing for a photograph with the turkish president one critic accuses premier league players measured through zero and ukiah going to want of allowing themselves to be used for cheap propaganda. well i'm terry martin good to have you with us tensions are running high and gaza today is palestinians prepare to mark what they call not the catastrophe referring to the creation of state of the state of israel seventy years ago it'll be the climax of weeks of protests yesterday israeli troops killed fifty eight people in gaza ballance was fueled by the controversial opening of the u.s. embassy in jerusalem the u.s. has blamed hamas for the clashes the e.u.

has called on israel to exercise restraint. palestinians burned tires and hurled stones and firebombs near the border from the other side of the fence tear gas and rounds of gunfire from israeli forces within hours dozens of palestinians had been killed israel says it was trying to quell the violence and defend its border the united states agreed and placed the blame elsewhere. the responsibility for these tragic deaths rests squarely with hamas hamas is intentionally and cynically provoking this response and as a secretary of state said israel has the right to defend itself. but rights groups have condemned the israeli military has use of force as disproportionate and palestinian president mahmoud abbas referred to the day's events as a massacre his office has called for a full investigation. of this war crimes should not go

unpunished and the international community has a past that that is a possibility to provide that national question for the palestinian people we called upon an immediate committee in session for the human rights rights also and all of those the bullfight for a special mission investigation mission and for the crimes committed by the israeli army against our people who today. deadly unrest here but on the other side of the border a starkly different setting in jerusalem for the relocation of the u.s. embassy i. made the opening of this embassy and this city spread the truth far and wide and may the truth advance a lasting peace between israel and on our neighbors god bless the united states of america and god bless jerusalem the eternal divided couple of visual

i thank you nice applause here about vocal. scuffles at the new embassy in a city claimed by both israelis and palestinians a tumultuous day as a path towards peace appears increasingly more elusive. the u.n. security council hold an emergency meeting later today to address the bloodshed in gaza the violence has drawn scathing criticism across the region in istanbul in turkey thousands of protesters took to the streets on monday burning american flags and calling for solidarity with the palestinians the turkish government announced it was recalling it some basters to both israel and the united states in response to the violence in gaza. and there were strong words from turkish president rest of time out of one who's joined with those protesters and lashing out at israel let's listen for the saudi view to israel is

a terrorist state. and the steps they're taking now prove that they're a terrorist state. so that what israel has done is genocide and it's not the first time they've carried out a genocide. well with me now in studio to talk about this is yosef yachting is head of the berlin bureau of the european council on foreign relations good to see you again now we've just seen some of the international reaction to what has happened in israel and the palestinian territories there at the border through gaza from israel were more than fifty people were killed yesterday and over a thousand injured international reaction has been very strong south africa in turkey withdrawing their ambassadors have turkey calling what's happened in gaza genocide in mass occur today the u.n. security council is meeting is is a u.n. security council meeting going to help anything. really i believe it is necessary

it's necessary that the international community addresses those issues but it has very little means to affect the situation on the ground you see an eye for an eye tactic employed there where where israeli soldiers and these are the army responds harshly a must is trying to escalate the conflict it's a showdown that goes on there and that that is a very odd situation was the violence that we witnessed yesterday at the israeli gaza border not to be expected in connection with the opening of the u.s. embassy yes it was and has happened has happened before israeli defense forces were prepared probably if they were really prepared they might have responded smarter they might have created a situation where basically the palestinian masses tried to storm the border and it has no effect but i think both sides are a need for that symbol they are aiming to state their position and that escalates

the situation that makes it so complicated we spoke earlier with a representative from the palestinian policy network yara how warry just like to play a bit from her this interview i conducted with her just a short while ago we asked her about hopes for the peace process let's listen to what she said. i think the peace process has been well and truly dead for a while i don't think there is any chance of revival under the current format specially with the us as mediator the us has demonstrated very clearly that it stands for most with israel and you can see that from the language that they used yesterday to justify the massacre of these palestinians in gaza it was the same language that israel was using it was dehumanizing language. and it's very clear that they are not an honest broker in these negotiations so i think something you know very serious has to change. and that was yahoo ari talking to us

a little while ago she's a fellow at the palestinian policy network shove a con she spoke to us from ramallah yosef yelling what has to change the u.s. clearly isn't in a position to serve as mediator anymore can europe take on this role i doubt it the situation is that while europeans americans even israelis are committed rhetorically to a two state solution the things that happen on the ground make it less and less it possible outcome settlement policy the mismanagement in the west bank radicalization in gaza. the american decision to move the embassy to jerusalem which is another one of those steps away from from a two states an area that leads to to the conclusion if it's not possible to have a state to state out of what then now there is no blueprint there is no plan there

is no paper on which you can work is there no way forward i mean if we were saying ok two states two state solution is really not on the table right now does that mean we should just give up or could someone perhaps france play a role here french president men want to call and he's already spoken with the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas and with israeli prime minister netanyahu could france play a role there well they can try france has probably among the europeans the biggest effect on the thinking in the arab world so they can try to create a situation where there is also an air of engagement for a constructive solution whether that will be sufficient is another question because the arab world at the same time is in a rather difficult struggle about the future of the region now with the irani saudi controversy heating up over basically all of israel's neighborhood so. that is not the kind of scenario in which even the influence of france could play out

constructively very difficult use of yawning from the berlin bureau of the european council on foreign relations the head of berlin bureau thank you so much for talking with us this morning fletcher well much of what international viewers see of gaza centers on violence but what is daily life like there for ordinary people our correspondent tanya kramer met with students in the territory she asked them about their hopes and fears for the future. i nice to on his way to training in the east of the gaza strip sport and knows him to switch off from the bitter reality around him. a nice studies english literature at university in gaza city language is key to the world and the country said he has yet to visit. and it will be difficult to say what you want to look to the future finish school find a job find

a place to live get married but i want there's no hope there's no hope in augusta because the only thing is to finish and travel is at that a little circle thomas looks up at twenty three a nice has only traveled abroad once to neighboring egypt the protests in gaza an issue at university and these things the demos porton but also too dangerous to head and will the solution is that there should be some ease from the israeli side for the gaza strip a meaning that they open the border crossings and that you travel to provide them with employment so that they're able to work and to pay attention to something else that is still really looked after as a ten year gaza's tide borders on inescapable reality for most people here for more than twelve years but in egypt have sealed off the hamas controlled territory. nearby at the islamic university usma and. looking for new stories about everyday

life for the beauty you block the huddy twins have made a name for themselves on social media and if isn't that then the corn field of vision is to put content on the internet that shows galleon city as a normal city and not a place of war where people are just terrorists and troublemaker and i mean one the cows are is not like this and we are known for these architect to students have also from the demonstration taking place on gaza's borders they say they support the protests because they have put back on the agenda and base the issue of the right of return for palestinian refugees their own grandparents fled to gaza in ninety forty eight. but it's been a mystery that's allowed when it comes to the return much is from the moment they started i absolutely did not expect them to be this big i was very surprised with how people got involved in the us even people who would not be very much into such activity is. but. the protests along the border between

gaza and israel have been ongoing for seven weeks israel says hamas is treating the demonstrations but a news and his friends say that young people have their own reasons for protesting they feel they don't have much left to lose. most of the us would leave if the border crossings were to open there's no future here so your life is uproot if you stay here it means that you would use expires i was thirteen years of my life like that. in amik circumstances and the crossing points these are the aspects that i need to change the most i wish i would see them change everybody wishes the same they want things to get better and to have the prospect of a normal life too elusive as this younger generation has dreamed about for years first catch up now on a few other stories making headlines around the world today u.s.

first lady millenia trump has undergone surgery for what the white house describes as a but kidney condition or spokeswoman says the surgery was successful first lady is expected to spend the rest of the week recovering in hospital. authorities on hawaii's big island there warning of more lava from the killer way a volcano officials say two new fissures or have opened they are warning residents of a possible major eruption that could block roads crucial for evacuations so for some forty homes have been destroyed. a painting by madrid yani has become the most expensive artwork ever auctioned saw the pianist reclining nude to fetch one hundred fifty seven million dollars on monday in new york piece cause the scandal when it debuted in paris in one thousand nine hundred seventeen and is credited with reinventing the new it's the italian artist's

largest painting. now to tibet or more specifically the tibet and government in exile the head of that government lopes song same day is based in india but travels around the world promoting the calls of tibet and autonomy and he's currently visiting germany on monday mr sang day met the german parliament's deputy speaker cloudy a vote here in berlin a member of the greens old has long been committed to tibet struggle for full autonomy chinese forces have occupied the tibetan territory for sixty years now about six million people live there but some one hundred forty thousand live in exile outside tibet seven years ago tibet's spiritual leader the dalai lama gave up the reins of the territory's government in exile he handed them to sing a he came into our studios earlier this morning i asked the head of the tibetan government in exile if he sees any chance for improving civil rights in tibet considering for example that it's currently forbidden to display even

a picture of the spiritual leader the dalai lama. it's odd that the china flame is said to be rising spore power so powerful it defused or threatened by a single person is all in is that imo the fact that he's so popular and revered by tibetans inside tibet everybody wants to get a lesson from him keep a picture of him yet the chinese government doesn't allow it hence the chinese government should see his son and his and ask a solution to the tibet issue and not a problem that is the crux of the issue i want to talk more about that in just a moment we might make for health you might make progress on this issue yet but yesterday you're here in germany right now yesterday you met with. a member of the german parliament to you're going to meet with other members of parliament today i understand you didn't have you didn't get a meeting with the chancellor but chancellor merkel will be in china next week what

would you hope to have her say about your cause while she's there you know we always want a good relationship between germany and china having said that we also want you know germany to have good trade relationships so you should do business and make money but you should also stand up for the morals and the values of germany for example germany is an inspiration for many countries around the world because this is where the berlin wall came down this bed this unification east and west when it happened that spirit of berlin was should be taken to beijing by chancellor angela merkel and conveyed to the president of china and other leaders in say the unification is good the bringing down the wall is good so we hope and democracy really know help us bring down the wall in tibet repression and restore freedom for

tibet and people and then he she would urge that they be a dialogue between the envoys. and representative the chinese government there have been discussions between the government in exile and chinese officials in the past apparently those discussions are suspended at the moment nothing is really happening you see any chance of those discussions being revived and what do you think should happen in order to to push the cause of reconciliation one should always remain hopeful that you're right before envoys of the lama and chinese government representative met for nine times but it ended in january two thousand and ten it's high time that being in his second term you know revive that and through dialogue to bed should be resolved peacefully and for that i think a little bit of wisdom and courage on the part of the chinese leadership is very important from our side we already see we have willing to enter into dialogue and

in time and it and was with that lama ready i hope fully and there will be dialogue and a solution out of something a head of the tibetan government in exile thank you so much for being with us this morning indeed of units thank you very much terry. and you are watching the news still to come two german football players with turkish roots are under fire for posing with the turkish president germany's football association accuses them of being misused for political and as. a former managers of german gunmaker caulker facing trial today again that's right because due to its history germany has put strict limitations on its arms for use as they can sell guns into running conflicts for example but some four thousand seven hundred rifles from gun make a heckler and koch arrived in four troubled mexican provinces in two thousand and six and two thousand and seven although there was no export license these rifles were then used to carry out atrocities against civilians now six fold. are on

trial as well to be the most significant legal battle consent of the arms industry in german history. in twenty fourteen a bus full of mexican students was attacked by mexican police six of the students were killed and forty three others disappeared without a trace since then investigators have determined that the attackers used heckler and koch and guns. proof that the german weapons maker had sold guns to certain mexican states illegally the german government gave the green light to sell to the mexican government under the condition that certain states would not receive any of the weapons critics however say that all parties involved knew that control over the distribution would be lost once the weapons entered the country exports to countries with dubious human rights records have proved profitable for a heckler and koch in the past. revenue took a hit after an export ban to the middle east in twenty fourteen. in twenty sixteen

the company decided to only show its products to see from stable democracies eight years after an empty arms trade activist filed charges against the mexico export prosecutors in stuttgart bringing the case against heckler and koch to trial. it's the biggest trial in german history concerning the export of small arms. first check on the markets today with daniel cooper standing by in frankfurt for us down there five of the heavyweights of german industry and finance of published figures and surprises you know what a busy day america view it. all giving investors details about their performance let's talk about the cold mass bank figures for as yesterday investors were actually prepared for a big losses and also a falling share price as a result has now reported that because of last text lows the numbers are not as bad as actually xpect the operating income is at

a level of two hundred eighty nine billion million euros that's about twelve percent less when you compare to two thousand and seventeen investors as i just said thought this number it would have been even worse what's making them also happy this morning and that's why at least at the moment mass functions of the number one here at the blue chip in the exacts that after years investors will receive a dividend again this is the first time this is happening since two thousand and fifteen. vodafone has made a big announcement today. yes exactly we're hearing that the c.e.o. over vodafone is going to be parted really has been a surprise callao have lots of reason to celebrate and was praised by many inside but also outside off the company for this long expected twenty one point eight billion u.s. dollars deal to buy liberty global cable t.v. and broadband networks in germany and eastern europe all of this was announced last

week if all of this gets the approval from e.u. regulators vodafone will be the biggest element telecommunications company here and europe was not really behind all of this we still don't know we might be learning more details but it's really clear that he was the face off the company and he always had the vision to make vodafone even stronger dayak open fine for thank you the dutch government has decided to phase out the use of antivirus software made by kaspersky lab says what it called a precautionary measure it's told major companies to do the same the dutch justice minister said the move was to was in response to the russian government's aggressive side of a site of a program which also targeted the netherlands he said as a russian company because he has to follow directives from the kremlin in mid september the us spawn because firstly from all government systems on suspicions spying is the way to it also declare the software could be harmful to national

security because he has rejected all accusations. now the u.s. supreme court has overturned a ban on sports betting up until now it has been illegal everywhere in the united states except for nevada it is now up to each federal state to decide on the issue the ruling paves the way for the business was tens of billions of dollars annually it comes off the major sports leagues sued the state of new jersey for its attempt to legalize sports betting that holds racetracks and casinos. those rules of bets on football i think a lot of people do not among them but yeah you can germany's football federation has a bit of a political scandal at the moment they've criticized two german players for opposing a photograph posing for a photograph with turkish president french of time aired on the federation said

premier league players. going to on head allow themselves to be used for anyone's election campaign incident is expected to be discussed today when the two players are set to be confirmed in germany squad for the upcoming world cup in russia. german internationals with turkish roots as it is ill and. posing with wretched tired bearded one the photo was later distributed by the turkish president's party going to one handed i want to jersey on which he'd written for my revered president the scene has provoked a firestorm from fans and german politicians who. has been rejecting the german national anthem for years and it has to be said that he is also a product of the failed integration as we are now seeing if one has to ask whether he'd rather play for the turkish national team. punish me about it it took us and that's when i went off to the english to get into one has both turkish and german

citizenship while israel has had only german citizenship since his eighteenth birthday critics say the photo could be used to help the turkish president's election campaign so they let themselves be used for a cheap propaganda show for a despot and authoritarian rulers who was obviously afraid of losing fair elections in turkey and they had to do the act soon find i think the players committed a serious foul and i think it's embarrassing to hide under slack of distance between german internationals and a foreign president is in my opinion completely inappropriate for. apparently surprised by the criticism going to want issued a statement it was not our intention to make a political statement with our photo and even less so to campaign for his election as germany internationals we are committed to the values of the d.f.t. and are aware of our responsibilities there whose football must be guided by values and where mr advani is in charge those values are not sufficiently respected. and

so one must not allow oneself to be exploited for an election campaign this fall the lesson of the photo session with the turkish president has become a political issue just before the announcement of germany's preliminary squad for the world cup. and just for you a reminder of the top story we're following for you here today on the news gaza is bracing for more violence says palestinians prepare to bury their dead after israeli troops killed at least fifty eight people including children yesterday israel said it was simply defending its border. you are watching news from berlin we have more at the top of the next hour and of course you'll find all our stories online a d w dot com thanks for being with us. on

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