ah ah ah ah, this is dw news, live it from berlin. tit for tat violence in the west bank in israeli man, reportedly killed it follows rioting by israeli settlers that left one palestinian man dead. the attacks were a response to the killing of 2 israelis by a palestinian gunman. also coming up tonight a break through to resolve one of breaks. it's thorny as to legacies,

ease you and you. k leaders announcing a tentative deal to govern trade for northern ireland. was counting the votes for president in nigeria, top political party say it's too slow as election, volunteers go through balance one by one in africa's largest democracy. and the search continues for survivors of an overcrowded migrant vessel, smashed to pieces in rough seas of the italian coast. at least 80 people have been rescued, but dozens are known to have doth. ah, i'm burned gaap is good to have you with this on this monday, we begin with more violence in the west bank. this time, the palestinian city of jericho, media reports say that it is rarely man was killed in a drive by shooting on a highway near the city. these really army have dubbed that

a terrorist attack and they are searching for the suspect. the incident comes a day after she was released were killed by a palestinian gunman in the west bank town of a warren is really satler's responded by attacking palestinian homes and property in the uria, killing a palestinian man. these burnt out racks of the aftermath of sundays attack by israeli settlers in the west bank residence in the town of horror say, hundreds of settlers set fire to palestinian homes, cars and businesses. one palestinian was shot dead in the violence for others badly injured. my loss of shirt leather shopped to pick up one of my employees, a child, and i saw 400 settlers setting fire to it, but they burned the containers. they burned the warehouses, burn the storehouse for electric appliances in my store at the house medical. but they didn't leave anything, although after we've had a good love because skill book. the attacks came just hours after 2 brothers from a near by israeli settlement were shot dead in horror by

a palestinian gunman. on monday morning laid the 2 men to rest. israel's army said it was still searching for the shooter and would send extra troops to the area to deter more violence, as tension spilled. israel's government has urged people not to take matters into their own hands. go to america, i want to comment on what happened in horror the how long i mean, i understand the hard feelings such that this isn't the way. we can't take the law into our own hands on israel's government. laclare the state of israel, shirley, the army, the security forces are. 2 they are the ones who need to crush it, our enemies here because don't really like. the turmoil erupted as israeli and palestinian officials agree to deescalate tensions at a summit. and jordan, the fresh violence is putting those peace promises on shaky ground or corresponding rebecca readers. she is in the west bank. i mean, who are the side,

the town where that attack took place a little over 24 hours ago. huh. it was in response to as you mentioned, a ramming attack and a shooting that happened. if you can see behind me just where that mos gave that with that incident happened and that in, in what is being called a retaliation attack. we saw hundreds of settlers marching through this. who are a village is a major sorrow, calling from the it's a settlement through to israel. behind us you can see a very heavy military presence all the way coming into the town. it was lined with military checkpoints have been set up. it's difficult to get in or out of the region, but it is still possible. this is the only route going in this direction and that'll have been using it just just before we came life much, you might have the pictures that you can show. we actually saw a car full of fiddles arrived, one of the settlers that got out of the car and came towards the palestinian fe regarding each other and arguing. and then the idea came on for some sound bombs.

it was quite a take situation with the more of that as the time goes on when we 1st arrived this afternoon, it was relatively calm, but it is now starting to heat up. we're expecting more set lists to be traveling through this area as they come back from the funeral of the to kill settlers. but it was happening in jerusalem just a little bit earlier. there was our correspond to rebecca readers. they're reporting. we want to good now to w's, middle east analyst and show on the rosanna shawnee is good to see you again. so we this agreement was reached just yesterday, but we have seen fresh reports of violence ever since. what do you make of this? well i make of it. well, we always making this, you know, in this part of the world, the middle east is always so so, so we're so much in this history. no, but this time particular we feel that tension is extremely high because we find both belting and, and is really in a very precarious position that is really dying. we have

a government that is the most right. reading government we've seen in history. we see it a hotel within the most fundamental issues connecting israeli society fibers and the politicians are attuned to that barrett. it's clear that they are not stable. palestinians are also attuned to that. on the palestinian side, we see very clearly the leadership from fata. what about who is in the west bank? he's losing grip. what's happening in the town? he's losing grip to his competitors in gaza and we see the extremist on both sides being basically unleashed into this quite bland, blotted part of the world that we see constantly again and again, we're opting and this cycle. now you're very serious. we also have these really prime minister disavowing a stop to the settlement building and the why or why are we seeing this?

well, the bells here, the americans are pushing hard. we had the stomach yesterday trying to bring things down because there's an understanding that the next you know, that these things can get so quickly out of hand. and the americans want to see things under control. they need to see the millions under control. so they contain urine, which is the biggest piece that they want to fry. but this is not simple because both is really helping and are in quite dire in a political situation. it's very heartful, the politician now himself now indicted. being busy with his trial, he found himself basically in the hands of the extreme right. when he was forming this government, he has very little control over what they're doing and being able to stop them. he has no other allies within his coalition that are there to calm down those extreme extremists. and we see on the pallet the inside, the youngsters that have never grew up, you know, the who up and having hope. and they have very the connection to

a boston. there's also the fear that he might not lead to long. and then what happens, you know, even the apparatus of the palestinian authority, these people who have been very loyal in helping israel hand in hand to calm things out throughout the years. they're looking into the right. and it's not clear to them deciding with the moderates, inciting with the calm down approach will actually pay off on the long term. because we see extremists are getting the upper hand. w. shawnee was honest with the latest on this latest chapter of violence in the middle east. and what's happening in the next weeks. we need to look very careful because we're going to be very tough. ok, so thank you very much. it has been one of the biggest sticking points imposed breaks it to go. she asians, how to regulate trade with northern ireland or now the european union of the u. k

said that they have made a break through you commission president ursula on july and u. k. prime minister re she soon act to dave stroke, a draft agreement following high level talks in your london soon act, hailing at the new chapter and relations with the e. u. fun to lie. and saying that this new framework, known as the windsor deal, protects the markets of both plus the you and the u. k. an support stability in northern ireland. here's more now from the british prime minister on please to report that we have now made a decisive breakthrough. together. we have changed the original protocol and our today announcing the new wins a framework. today's agreement to live as smooth flowing trade within the whole the united kingdom protects northern islands place in our union and safeguards sovereignty for the people of northern ireland. yes, so good news coming there from the prime minister of the u. k. the european commission president, she says that she was confident that this agreement would work for everyone

involved. this new framework will allow us to begin, you checked. it provides a long lasting solution that both of us a confident will work for all people and businesses in northern ireland, solutions that refund directly to the consent they have life. or if we have team coverage to night from london, our corresponded beer, good, moss, and from brussels. jack parrot, both of you. good evening bill. let me start with you the text of the windsor framework. it has now been published. you read through it. is this a workable deal? it will be very workable for many businesses in northern ireland, particularly for those who are importing from the rest of the united kingdom. so in the past, i have speak into businesses in belfast, for example,

in nursery who couldn't import very easily, roses from, from mainland u. k. any more and a delicatessen shop and they couldn't import cheese anymore. and this was word was very, very difficult for they. so that feel very british in northern ireland that they just couldn't get the produce that they wanted from from mainland u. k. so this will actually make life definitely easier for, for these businesses. so it would also are enabled much better relations between the e u and the u. k. so that definitely is a success for, for prime minister receipt. richey soon are quite a lot of concessions that he has gotten from from the you for that. how will it actually work politically in northern ireland that remains to be seen because politicians in northern ireland have said they were by that time and they will really pour over the detail just now. yeah, yeah jack, i'm a bigger bonder this notion of concessions being made. it appears that, that you, you didn't make a lot of concessions this time around. do we know why?

well, they wanted the deal to be done, and i also, i think it comes down to trust with the new see not government. they feel that he came to brussels and negotiated this deal in earnest. one of the things that has taken place is this idea of green lanes and red lanes for produce. so these are products that are going from the united kingdom towards northern ireland, across the iris, see if they are destined then for the republic of ireland, which remains within the european union. that'll go into a red lane and will have all the checks that any goods entering the you would have the green lanes, basically for just goods that are going from great britain into northern ireland. now, this science complex, frankly, it is the details of this deal unbelievably complex. i've been working on it for many, many years now. and it, yes, stream the dense, the details of exactly how the oversight is looking. but from a british, from a you perspective, they really wanted to show the u. k. this new u. k. government,

they're all workable solutions and they've reduced much of the checks that have been in place since that deal came is force in the beginning of 2021 in but there's still a little bit of work to be done is that there be, are going to be this is at the end of the road for a prime minister soon that he still needs to sell distilled to his conservative party. need to sell the car deal to the conservative party and closely aligned with that he needs to sell it to those politicians in northern ireland who feel very, very closely aligned to britain. and this is where it's going to be very, very difficult to. we know that for these people, it's really a question of identity and some people have said that there can't be any role for the laws or for the new court of justice. there can be any place for that in northern ireland at all because it's not is then different from the rest of the united kingdom. and once was a spoken to a social worker and the far she said, it's a, it's a united ireland by the back door if there's any role for any

e institution in northern ireland. and that, you know, similar views of you and echoed by the home secretary. so ela braverman who said that you can't remain a foothold in northern ireland. so this is going to be very, very crucial for a she soon of our politicians in northern ireland union as politicians and all to those europe skeptics in his own party. are they going to accept the steel or are they going to cause problems down the line here? and it's important to remember since the birds referendum 2016. we've seen teresa, maybe 2 boys, johnson lives, trucks, 3 prime ministers come and go. they still haven't been able to deal with this northern ireland problem. jack, is it fair to say that now the european union fire found some one in re she soon act that it um can do business with almost no question that that's the case. i mean, even just looking at the atmosphere of the press conference that they gave earlier, they looked warm towards each other. it actually looked a little bit choreographed, like they decided who was going to say was,

which is something certainly didn't happen under the johnson government. trusted in have enough time to take this on and obviously theresa may just go in a complete mess with the whole break. that issue, frankly, i think was really, really interesting to start with us live on the line, went to the united kingdom, went to windsor, to do this, that shows real trust from the site that she stuck her neck. i traveled to britain from brussels and tried to show that this deal is workable. previously that just simply never would have happened. i think the idea is that this deal is done. there's good faith which you soon, ac is trying to show everybody that this is a workable deal. and that he can push it over the line politically. but that's going to take some time of the speed that you get from us here in brussels today. they say from the you perspective on 1st reading, they can get this done probably by the end of march, how long it takes in britain. that's another question. you know, still some questions to be answered for sure. jack here in brussels, big mos in wanted to both of you. thank you. now to nigeria

political parties, there are criticizing the slow pace of both county and what is regarded as the country's tightest election since the end of military rule. back in 1999. they have also been some accusations of electoral manipulation. this is the 1st time did there have been 3 main contenders in the rates? nearly 90000000 nigerians were eligible to vote for a successor to president mohammed to o horen or correspondence you why so he dress joins us now from the nigerian capital, a boucher with the latest. what do we know so far about these results so far, we have 11 states that declared deb result i'd be mission and production center gang. yeah. so correlation is still on green. zoom around 10 hours continued till the last tape arrived

in a very small case because it was like 2 to 4 hours of taking action was conducted and we have not been received. and i give that to 6 days ago, and it has to bring down on the counted lunch besides what a b electro collision wise or voting. we know was delayed in many parts of the country had to be extended into sunday. i'm to talk to me about that. do we know the cause of this delay? a even when the election was conducted, we had the lease with the electric lanesha rely

on transportation, a macy's way election to be taking place on sunday because of the nation which we had . yeah. in. so it's quite a mission. you've seen that but i just, i'm not happy with what is happening now. close the just take a walk out after seeing dad with that was approved. if i need a result electronic, can you tell floyd in you guys or do we know then we can expect to know who's going

to be nigeria next president like lead by a tuesday or early when is the because we have just for lead living up to redwood and half of the state right here in long with nigeria, i just waiting patiently. i decide different optima of what is happening now a corresponding joint readers from a boucher with the latest on the vote counting. they are in nigeria election. thank you. ok, let's take a look now. some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. french president emmanuel macaroni says that france landsey noticeable reduction of military staff in africa, says the country will end its practice of hosting regular basis. and instead set up

academies to be co run by french and african armies. south africa, russia and china have concluded their joint naval exercises in the indian ocean. the 10 days of drills of south africa's coast had been controversial as they coincide with the 1st anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine. support as a prominent russian opposition figure, forest himself have commemorated the 8th anniversary of his murder. the 55 year old was assassinated near the kremlin 5 men were convicted in connection with the killing, but in himself. allies say that the case was the cover of the environmental activist graded soon berg has joined demonstrators blocking access to norway's energy ministry. the activists oppose wind turbines built on land used by the indigenous sammy, people. the saw me say their rain to you are frightened by the power generators to wind farms have operated for 16 months, despite a norwegian supreme court ruling against he was secretary general,

antonio gutierrez has called for safer travel routes and stronger rescue operations for refugees and migrants. his comments, they come after at least $62.00 people died in a shipwreck of italy's southern coast. officials say the boat set out several days ago from western turkey, carrying mostly afghan, somali and pakistani nations. another body, precious possessions. and the splintered remains of the boat that carried them. authorities believe up to 200 people might have been on board when the vessel left turkey on thursday, following an increasingly popular route to europe for migrants fleeing conflict and poverty. dozens of bodies have already washed ashore, bel, i shanika moraine. it will be impossible to delete those images from our minds. we

saw naked bodies on the ground, children, women, men, and then the waves bringing ashore more children. these are deeply affecting scenes . show it okay. okay, no problem. then some of the survivors had been receiving treatment at a nearby hospital in the port city of katona. audrey, she's on surgery to day 16 patients remained discharged 3 others in oscar. there's also the suspect to smuggler was taken to jail. fortunately, we can say they're all well and have no promise to stun no where the bodies of those who die to being brought to this local sports hall outside people pay tribute and mourn the departed, while some have left signs. blaming the government for preventing and jose from saving migrants at c a lot other cilenzo. it's the hour of silence the year of prayer that i could of recollection,

the name of deena meditation. but it is the hour which we must also ask questions of ourselves. had it responsibly made about this new tragedy survey in which we all risk becoming accomplishes this chem would've intended to calm pitcher, but italy's government insist that it bears no responsibility for the tragedy saying the only way to stop mike or death is to stop departures. lonely chavira calls he only thing must be said and repeated is that they must not leave. this is 1st and foremost an ethical message. do not leave and be sonya, but the authorities are continuing to search for survivors. but with dozens still missing in rough seas, the death toll is expected to rise farther. and earthquake has rocked se turkey again, 3 weeks after devastating, quite hit the border region between turkey and northern syria. at least one person

was killed in monday's tremor. and more than 100, others, excuse me, were injured as buildings collapse, search and rescue teams. they've been coming through the rubble for people who might be trapped. the epicenter of this latest way was in mulatto province. now those earthquakes, the devastated parts of turkey and northern syria. earlier this month, they have claimed more than $50000.00 lives. they've displaced millions of people to make it simpler for syrians living and turkey. to deal with the quakes, effects back home on cobra has loosened immigration restrictions. we have this report now on a syrian man who says he's going home, but this time for good abdul hamid thought he'd be able to settle in taki. but the earthquake changed everything. he spent a week searching the rubble for his family and found the bodies of his wife, his daughter, and one son. his 2 other boys survived. after 9 years in turkey,

he is now decided to return to his parents in had him in the north of syria. other model alicio nicholas, i crossed the buddha after i lost everything i had earned in my life 30 lavish, i lost my house, my furniture, and all my money. the loss of i slept in a tent until i had the will to start a new to move on home. so then i was able to take my son who is 2 years old and my eldest son and come here to day that he is not dead there and you're dead here. but here you have your family or your relatives. and this is what prompted me to come back. but even here, his parents home was also destroyed. so he and his sons will have to stay with other relatives while for now love he got the blizzard. i'm not planning anything right now that i can't think. i'm waiting for the situation to change and forgot to send us relief. at the bob al, how i bought a crossing. dozens of buses arrive from turkey, bringing syrians home. thousands have returned to visit relatives taking advantage

of an offer from turkish authorities that allows them to spend up to 6 months in northwest syria without losing their chance to return to turkey. but abdul hamid and his sons will not be going back till attempt to start over here at home. bearing the weight of their grief soccer vans and turkey used a league match to make a heart warming donation to children. affected by the recent earthquakes in the country to borders through thousands of teddy bears and other stuff, toys onto the fish. see right there. the event was organized by fan groups of it's been ball club, the chic towers. there were also didn't support a chance calling of the turkish government to resign for its handling of the disaster. this is dw news from berlin. his reminder of the top story we're

following for you. the sour palestinian officials say amanda is died after israeli settlers set fire to dozens of cars and homes in the west bank. the attacks followed the killing of to his relief. settlers by a palestinian gunmen on sunday. global 3000 is up. next. i will be back at the top of the hour with more bold news followed by the day i hope to see you then. ah. with

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