the me, the news . this is the news live from berlin. an uneasy p takes hold in the middle east. and gas have people take up the pieces of their homes and lies to monetary and aid is on its way. but the devastation will take years to rebuild and efforts are underway to secure a more and permanent piece. also coming up more shots in more arms, world leaders commit to wrapping up access to corrode a virus fact. as some countries still struggle with the surgeon cases, vaccine makers pledge billions of doses.

ah i'm the spice are welcome to the program. the cease fire between israel and hamis lead palestinian militants and gas continues to hold on the 2nd day after it came into effect. egyptian mediators are in israel and the palestinian territory to continue talks on firming up as far deal and securing a long term come thousands of displace palestinians are now starting to return to their homes as guys and take stock. a groups warned that the damage after 11 days of air strikes, could take years to repair the before rebuilding homes and businesses, the arduous work of cleaning up revel needs to be dealt with. the destruction left by israeli air strikes launched in response to hammers. foreign rockets has added

fresh guards to gases landscape and there's also been a psychological impact on the people living here. the we were very afraid of the israeli air strikes. i didn't sleep, we didn't have time to sleep. it was all very hard handle. i think god that i came out of this more unharmed, but my feelings are confused. i can't say whether i'm happy or sad. it's very confusing. both humanitarian aid is arriving, and garza and it urgently needed 56 percent. as i mentioned before, the central dogs and 33 percent of the central medical supplies are in serious stock. so even in the hospitals and clinics were functioning, they wouldn't be able to provide the care and services fully anyway,

because they left the store among those pledging to help and hammers controlled enclave is the united states. the mosque is a terrorist organization. we recognizes that. but that doesn't mean we should not be in gaza, rebuilding gaza for all those innocent people who in fact have been hurt and had been collateral damage. it may take many months and years to rebuild the damage done. and just a matter of days talks to ensure the egypt brokered cease far between israel and the palestinians. holes are ongoing, a key step towards finding a lasting solution to this decades old conflict. d. w correspondent, dana reg. it is for us in a tell you dennis, how do is really people feel about this is far that they must feel some relief.

yes, nick, definitely. there is a relief here, especially in the mix city of jeff, where i'm standing inside of these both palestinian residents and jewish people here in israel. definitely breathed a sigh of relief earlier when i walked around here. and normally quite busy area of the free market, palestinian teenager told me that well, truces always always feels better than war. and that is definitely feeling that most people here share. however, the com is not yet fully restored. here in the street, police are still pasting fences and evening hours and questioning people. so a sigh of relief. yes, but a complete quiet not so much yet. and there were classes last night in jerusalem, which is really the flashpoint city for this conflict in the past weeks between israeli arab and jewish citizens, are they likely to continue? well nobody really knows what's likely or unlikely to happen, but that is definitely something that police here are prepared for. as i said,

there are barricades and checkpoints almost placed in otherwise busy streets in the middle of the city center. questioning people, blocking several streets during the evening hours and other seated mixed cities as well, like laud like haifa, where clash has happened in the past few days. multiple times. there are also, there's also an increase police presence. so definitely there is an attempt by the israeli government to prevent further clashes. but like i said before, the, this. com, this quite is still quite tense. it's not very, you know, nothing really went back to normal, completely and said he was innocent, dw journalist covering the middle east, join me now in the studio. thanks for being here sending. you know the region very well help us understand this guy's a israel conflict in context over the years. i think the 1st one was in 2006. they recur every few years. what's different this time? well, we'll have to see, i mean, so far as you said,

we've seen these recurring clashes and ended up always in the same place, hamas regaining power, israel every once awhile decided to d. i meant by bombing it and so on. and the idea now when we see that also within israeli ranks like people like benny gone, the minister of defense. but also from the american perspective, dia now is to use this opportunity to leverage the situation and bring a long lasting solution that will break that pattern. and this is the attempt, our many size were not yet sure. where nathan, yeah. who stands on that and how capable he will be due to the political configuration and israel to act on that. but that's definitely something that many forces are for, are pushing towards now. and a big player, of course, in these classes and in the history in the region has been the united states. it was a phone call from president biden, to benjamin netanyahu. these really prime minister, which lead within 24 hours to the fees. it was the americans back in the game. but

when it comes to international pressure with all due respect to the international community. so these really those only one l matters and that's the americans, partially due to the, the great dependency israel as a, has an american aid and the way that the defense forces work. you know, one of the things buttons that yesterday was he will help israel. we gain more of the iron dome needed artillery. so israel knows that this is one place where they cannot mess around, and bite was sort of dragged into mediating in this far more than he wanted. we've seen so far the, it was, the middle east was not the top priority for the bite administration. they have actually not even had in official nominee for an investor yet a pointed. this is how much they worth. sure. this region is for now. safe and secure, and all of a sudden they've kind of been dragged into it the know the need to recalibrate their, their agenda, their policy towards the middle east, towards the peace process. do they want to invest time resources people into re igniting it? or are they just trying to buy time now and hopefully help reconstruct cars that

bring, you know, a boy that humanitarian causes there, but can lead signs run their own, you know, game alone, and just help me understand what change the americans approach when you live in reported united states. yes means i don't. american. why don't isn't difficult place with in the democratic party yesterday. he was, he felt like he need to justify his party saying the democrats still stand by israel, but that's not picking unanimously for all right. you know, for all democrats, we've seen the more moderate part of the more progressive sides being very critical of the way the us acting in the middle east hoping for change there. he's going to have to deal with that tension for a long time. it's not going away. ok, one last quick question. if you don't mind american secretary of state anthony blinking heading in the coming days, what do you think he can do? what will he do them from the shop already is stabilizing the fire making sure aid is coming. humanitarian help is coming to gaza again,

americans are trying to buy time before they realize what's the long term strategy for the region. i'm not sure they're so keen in diving deep into this boiling mass and trying to sort it out like many administrations before have tried and failed. let's see. so maybe just getting some time to think about it for one. ok, jenny was that is thanks so much good insight. let's take a look now. i some of the other stories making news around the world. nigeria, top ranking army commander ibrahim, a hero, and several other officers have been killed in a plane crash in the northern city of kaduna. the incident occurred as a plain attempt to land and poor, whether it's not known what caused the crash otherwise. as a hero, had only recently been appointed, 3 people have been killed and 28 injured in a series of earthquakes in china. the 1st tremors struck unit province in the south west of the country, followed by a separate quake that caused damage in central china. and the world's most

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