this is state of the news live from berlin israel is wall and you're about to break international goal germany's foreign minister tells the israeli government that its plan to end its parts of the occupied west bank including jewish settlements and the jordan valley is indeed will also have enough. a fresh outbreak of the coronavirus stirs up tensions in a western german city many blamed the roman was in families who say they're talking of a smear campaign. prosecutors in sweden say they know who killed prime minister all

of problem more than 30 years ago but they can't pursue the case because the suspect is dead. i'm christine will welcome to the program germany's foreign minister has warned israel that its plan to begin an exciting parts of the west bank would break international lol heikal mas was speaking in israel where he's been holding talks with his israeli consul gabi ashkenazi the talks come just weeks before the new israeli government plans to enact legislation for the next a sion of jewish settlements and the jordan valley in the occupied way spec now several e.u. countries along with the u.n. and arab states say the plan would be a final blow to hopes of a 2 state peace solution. correspondent tanya kramer is in

jerusalem on the story for us hello to you tanya so the german foreign minister and has he specified with germany would try to prevent a planned an expansion of also the west bank. what was the 1st meeting here between the 2 foreign ministers the 1st time the foreign minister met his new israeli counterpart gabi ashkenazi and he stressed. germany along with other e.u. countries is very boring about the plans to possibly annex parts of the occupied west bank but he also stressed that this would be not compatible with international law so what he was trying to say you was as well that you know you came as a friend of israel but at the same time you know to trust the historical commitment to. germany's commitment to international law the rule of law and also the u.n.

security council resolutions in this conflict. what's been the reaction among the israelis to. well if you look at the israeli media that have covered this very short visit very very extensively 1st now here doing corona times of the foreign minister coming here they were quick to point out that this was a warning to israel at the same time they also pointed out that the german foreign minister. telling you know what the consequences would actually be because ahead of this visit there was a lot of speculation you know what this could mean actually for bilateral relations between germany and israel but if you listen here to diplomatic sources in the past couple weeks we know that there's a lot of talk going on behind the scenes in european capitals as to what possible reactions could be if israel goes ahead with the plans there could be ranging from

basically recognizing the palestinian territories as a state of palestine some countries might want more severe sanctions others not like germany. also stressed that he came in not to put any threats but to basically call for dialogue tony you talked about consequences how much influence does germany have in all of this briefly if you can. i think it has relations with both the palestinians and israel and also germany will take over the presidency of the e.u. council as well as the un security council so i think there's much more weight on its role there will be thinking about what it means for a 2 state solution there we also think about the regional consequences for example what it means for jordan that's why you also travels to jordan in this short trip but also for international implications for other conflict zones where lenders occupy it all right that's

a crime in jerusalem thank you. now there's been a new coronavirus outbreak here in germany after the easing off the lock down the western city of fishing is now seen new cases to dangerous levels and muslim roma community is facing accusations and racial abuse over the outbreak. to find out more the apartment building rises into the sky right next to the heart of the city this building has seen a significant outbreak of new coronavirus cases in getting several large muslim roma families supposedly gathered here to celebrate the end of amadan without sticking to social distancing rules the families the night this. yes we celebrated ramadan we all went to the mosque but we kept a distance everyone had a mask on and his own prayer march we followed the rules. since the outbreak

divisions between the people living in the apartment block and the rest of the city is growing a smear campaign broke out the inhabitants speak of spitting attacks and insults. we are furious about what is happening to us this really is just purposely stirring up huge animosity towards us. now the head of the city's action committee apologizes for some of the words he used when communicating the cases but some people are simply irresponsible she says. i'm sorry now that i used the words in large families in connection with the outbreak because the words large families are often associated with people from an immigrant background and it was not my intention to discredit anyone but what we have to state is certain individuals have not followed the rules in the context of this outbreak and this is absolutely unacceptable one does i'm fine or go where the

infection spread is still unclear this is also a suspected hot spot an illegal gathering with over 30 people is said to have taken place here many of them sharing the same shisha pipe now distancing measures that were just loose and could be tightened again after the latest outbreak schools have closed this week that makes people angry but there is also a sense of awareness freising this when the actually it would move to oh it's unbelievable meeting at that restaurant i simply can't understand how they could do you that kindness and bony fish day in this month the last looked like and really we can talk about the fact this was irresponsible behavior but that has nothing to do with people's religion or nationality it's a tool via. anyone who does such things in times of restrictions meeting people in public places that simply brainless no matter what religion or beliefs they

practice systems. the city has now tested as many people as possible in the last few days everyone agrees now that the infections are here further spreading has to be stopped as quickly as possible. now look at some of the stories making headlines china has removed angolan body parts from its official list of traditional medicines penguins are an endangered species but they fetch a high price on the black market some scientists believe the animals may be the source of the corona virus outbreak. coast guard officials in the mediterranean have recorded or rather recovered the bodies of 20 people wolf that in this impose their will to be migrants from sub-saharan africa as search is underway for another 30 people from a boat that sank on its way to if the finney's floyd whose brother george floyd was killed by minneapolis police has told the u.s. congress to quote stop the pain by passing reforms to end police brutality floyd

ses lawmakers must ensure his brother did not die in vain. now the death of george floyd has forced streaming services to think about what more they can do to fight racism the movie gone with the wind has now gone from a leading streaming service h.b.o. max has pulled the multiple oscar winner from its library off to repeats of criticism that the film glorifies slavery's and the stereotypes not h.b.o. says the movie is a product of its time whose racist depictions were wrong then and are wrong today. now for more on one of the world's highest grossing but almost controversial movies of all time i'm now joined by d.w. reporter show on e bay so for those of us who've actually not watched gone with the wind why is it so controversial when the movie was released $939.00 it was an instant classic it

has become an instant classic it's because of its music the performance and also it was in technicolor and so for a very very long time it has been described by many as a movie that redefined hollywood but as time passes by the craftsmanship of this special of this movie has become less of the center of discussion and rather and instead it's the discussion has been more around that this depiction of slavery in this movie ok there in that movie black people has been depicted as loving to be enslaved or even for love for its oppressor so and with this anti racial some protests now sweeping across the world many people think that this is just an appropriate to actually keep this movie so john ridley screenwriter who wrote the famous oscar winning movie 12 years a slave wrote an op in los angeles times and there he wrote gone with the wind

is a film that glorifies to enter by themselves it is a film that when it is not ignoring the horror of slavery pauses only to perpetuate some of the most painful stereotypes of people of color ok but action. the actress and i have a name get ahead she met daniels she became the 1st african-american woman right to win an oscar and it was for a role she played in this film yes that's the irony and because of that some people are saying that if you take off the. movie of the library it's also you're raising her achievement but we also have to keep in mind that she wasn't even allowed to take the award on stage when back then well so that's the irony there ok interesting i didn't know that ok. this film is means unique in the way that it's portraying the to say gone with the wind is not the only film that stubbornness no it was not unique at all hollywood back then really was

a white man's world there were cut tunes and movies depicting black people as uncivilized or fools that do nothing but sing and dance all day long and of course there's also the problem of black phasing as well shirley temple for example in the film in the film littlest rebel in 1935 so black facing it's a tradition that persisted through to 950 s. until the civil rights movement. because of this reason h.b.o. now decided to take down the movie. but it says that it will return but only within with a proper context it means that we won't see any change in the edit but we can probably explain expect some explanation for the background ok interesting 108 thank you for that one thanks. and now the german government

is investing 9000000000 years to become number one in green hydrogen technology that's according to a new strategy paper today germany is basing this renewable energy source can both reduce carbon emissions and stimulate the economy now let's take a look at what exactly hydrogen technology is and what its potential holds. its huge commitment in germany's efforts to become a clean energy economy by seeking to lead the world in hydrogen energy generation. cream or should we rather take energy system transformation and climate production to a new qualitative level and we can do this by using hydrogen or more precisely green hydrogen in energy production and energy he's very. hydrogen is already used in power plants and vehicles but most of the fuel is sourced from natural gas a process that releases a lot of carbon dioxide green hydrogen is extracted from water although it can be

a very energy intensive process hydrogen is easier to store than other renewable energy sources and now the german government is committing to building power plants that would provide 5 gigawatts of power by 2030 that's the same amount of power as 2000 industrial wind turbines and would make up 10 percent of germany's total electricity capacity. germany's efforts in green power have faltered recently opening a new coal plant to plug the energy gap perhaps hydrogen could reenergize the country's transition to a greener future. now it was the most famous unsolved mystery full yet is a sad day prosecutors say they have finally identified a cessna native prime minister. the case will never go to court because the man investigators say is the murder a is dead. that's many stood it we know if it was

a murder that shocked the nation of us meet this interim ones that for decades went unsolved. for louth palmer was shot dead after visiting the stockholm cinema in 1986. thousands of people were question during the course of multiple investigations now 34 years later prosecutors say they are finally certain of the killer's identity stieg engstrom who has come to be no one in the media as scandia man. enough to leave on their own you know to become friends and family members say he heavily criticized his politics. no one wants. yarning the gangs from half to he was also very used to handling weapons because of his military background yarning. strong who killed himself and 2000 came forward as a witness at the time. but police didn't consider him a suspect until 2 years ago. hina was much

loved by many swedes. this the outpouring of grief after his death. but the left leaning partner had many enemies as well saying he opposed the vietnam war and called south africa's apartheid regime gruesome and that led to many conspiracy theories about foreign involvement in the murder this is one of the biggest police investigations in the world is often compared with the s.s. the nation of j.f.k. and even also with the lockerbie bombing. and if we look to sweden then of course it is by far sweden's biggest criminal investigation ever the mystery may now be over though it comes to late fall upon this wife liz but by his side during the shooting she died 2 years ago never knowing the true identity of the husband's killer. and i'm now joined by correspondent christian blanka he is in stockholm hey

christian so why are the prosecutors social off the kill is identity where we have to say it's motives they found strong motor sport the final evidence the weapon used that night over 30 years ago is still not found but this person in sweden called the scandium and was there that night when palmer was shot he talked to the police he gave interviews and surprisingly he even joined and reenactment of what he saw that night so the police had him right there but it took so long to now finally come to the conclusion well the motives are strong it has to be the scan the a man ok some gory stuff there but inside us more about all of a he he was loved by many but he also had a lot of enemies. you know this is very typical for swedish prime

minister he involved himself a lot of very outspoken sometimes very rough he was loft the sweets but also there have been enemies or heavy critics he involved himself in the vietnam war he involve himself in the south african apartheid regime. in sweden he build up welfare. state so there has been a lot of critics also at that time. christiane that the public has remained unsold full for 34 years the suspect died 20 years ago why has it all taken so long. well even the swedes have to admit there has been a lot of mistakes the prosecutors the mistakes for example the bullets couldn't have been found by the police themselves it was normal people grabbing the

bullets from the streets so no d.n.a. evidence could have been taken from the bullets. a lot of strange theories went around books have been written movies have been made but never. a real conclusion the prosecutors did not so good job and the new prosecutor who worked on that case he's new on the job for 3 years now he turned around every stone and he came out to the conclusion and he said this case for him is closed. and do you know if this this this identified killer acted alone. it is assume that is alone he was alone but you can't occupy anymore but because he killed himself 20 years ago that's the sad part of the story so i would say the truth can never be found in this case and i would say also that the swedes wouldn't

come to rest in this case the. prosecutor stopped his work now but i wouldn't say that the story has fallen and today i thought christian blanka in stockholm thank you india is seeing a dramatic surge in coronavirus cases with officials reporting around 10000 new infections the number of deaths is relative you know at just under 7500 but curbing the spread is a major problem in india's overcrowded prisons especially in the capital daily. menu to challenge a former inmate who saves conditions could prove deadly. mohammed amir khan did leave remembers the time he spent in jail. he was accused of involvement in several terror related cases he was finally acquitted of all charges in 2012 but only after spending 14 years in prison. he's tried to get back to leading

a normal life but still is often reminded of his time locked up as a prisoner especially now during the call that 19 pandemic. says he was confined in a barrick with over $300.00 people instead of the allowed 150 percent it was difficult to even find speed to sit or lie down and we couldn't deal with comfortably we would do each other while sleeping or if anything good person got infected with. it would be very difficult to control it from spreading it is very difficult to maintain social distancing. many big indian prisons are crowded far beyond their capacity this is because the last majority didn't preach i detention coupled with poor sanitation nutrition this creates a perfect storm for the. whole 100 people including prisoners and staff member

death to the 19 animal my prison now multiple positive pieces have been detected in the daily business but this becomes especially concerning it doesn't mean any social distancing in india or the crowded prison is next to impossible to decongest indian prisoners are now being released on interim being or images. depending on the severity of dicky's or how sick they are. is part of a net folk of lawyers working pro bono to secure the release of inmates on bail but things are not moving as fast as they should about 10 per cent of prisoners have been ginny's so far on being according to official figures. but most says he's verdict that fresh arrests are still being made across northern ireland would not be noticed. as a record i have heard all these things can be done by the police. if there isn't a move you would govern. many inmates are known like

sitting ducks they have hardly any protection against the virus. god a russian intellectual once said. degree of civilization could be just by entering it through the imperialist. and says this is a matter of basic human rights everyone should be entitled to that. no matter where they live he says that indian prisons need to be prevented from falling prey to a greek tragedy. about britain's prince philip chants 990 day and he has been celebrating in private the prince who is the merits of queen elizabeth for more than 70 years this marking his birthday edwin's a causal to the west of london he and the 94 year old monarch have been isolated cheering the coronavirus knocked off. at

the german american philosopher anna aren't was among the 20th century's great political think is a new exhibition at the german historical museum in berlin chronicles her life now aren't experienced totalitarianism and anti-semitism lived as a refugee and witnessed the trial of the man who organized the holocaust that would be. in jerusalem. and cigarettes went hand in hand the philosopher always had an opinion but there was an anti semitism naziism escape war on the year 968 which stopped protests and political unrest around the world she wasn't too concerned about convention or ideology as you can now see at an exhibition in berlin and called it free thinking. folks. didn't follow any school of thought she didn't follow any programme political party or custom when it came to her judgments that means she was the specially hard to

pin down what she is socialist or conservative or pro-business the fascinating life of a free thinker a german jew she fled the country in 1033 going to france and then to the us where she became a citizen after having been stateless for 14 years for refuge and she found a safe haven among friends rather than in countries which are photos can attest to it was i listen to fussy use all of these are loving portraits of friends and relatives for her friendships or a net which she cast over her experiences of exile and persecution and that's. what you will follow for next year on for will. a major focus of the berlin exhibition is auschwitz a topic which dominate in her thoughts in a t.v. interview she talked about how she found out about the extermination camps. that's right if it. works if i went in it was as if an abyss had opened up does it do you always doubt that everything else could somehow be made better just like

in politics when things could somehow be made better. but it but not this could cause these sins this should never have happened and because she is good. at the end of the 1940 s. he wrote her 1st big work the origins of totalitarianism which became a central theme for her her most controversial book was iceman and jerusalem a report on the banality of evil she followed the 1961 trial of the senior s.s. leader who had been one of the architects of the only cost she felt he was a mere technocrat a few for which she was heavily criticized. as if you like evil into golf is sick you move to a limited body no voters it is this and not. just. the . odd one send no one has the right to own a motto she certainly lived up to. that

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