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sirens were heard across the polish capital at the star of commemorations for the 1943 jewish uprising against the nazis in the warsaw ghetto. hundreds of guests sent defendants of survivors attended today's main event at the ghetto heroes memorial, including israel's president. as a castle, carla hollins, angie duda and germany's hunk fight. i shined my lots in his speech polish holocaust survivor and out with committee. president. marian tusky remembered how grateful he was after russian forces liberated the campy was held in. he then addressed rushes, current actions in ukraine. those are in yeah, soviet's i was fine this summer you'll see going out and late the horn changes lying around to like a assemblage. i'm a golden, your radio ranch, about my gratitude, to learn more yourself. liberated me from the german camp. i will follow me until

the charmer day of my lover. in fact, cannot mowgli need his friend, gary? i know. see i have a good now. not to data ration. i'm coming out of the game against its neighbor. 2 more and ne alex say i calculate this lashona remainder silent. one lives this drawing. you claimed residential homes, hospital you car was room on humans. hilda, who's a candle in the flick, you'll be good wrap it. so raising a multi totally can be lower rank of the age of life. margaret really straight child, since i was living in new york, is that was a marianne, tusky a holocaust survivor. i'm president of the international auschwitz committee. i was in the studio, is the darby a political correspond hands, but are on c followed or that ceremony in a war saw with me a hans or give us what's, what's your reaction to that whole event?

there was 2 and a half hours roughly. so what stood out for you is, i think one of the things you have to say is what we've just heard from the survive, a marion to ski the relevance of these events that we are thinking about that they were thinking about 80 years ago for today the fact that at that time, there were crimes committed against the jewish residents of the warsaw ghetto, and that they find an echo in crimes that are being committed by russia in ukraine today that was mentioned by several of the speakers in general. i think what you have to say is that all of the speakers felt that what's important is that the memory of these events of the crimes committed by nazis, crimes against humanity committed against jewish people in the warsaw ghetto, but also against, for instance, residents of poland. or residence of the soviet union that he should not be

forgetting that for gotten that memory is important that this should be kept alive . and the 2nd aspect that was emphasized again and again is the importance of fighting antisemitism. of the fact that the ground was laid for some of the crimes against jewish people in the 2nd world war. but anti semitism had that is that had existed for form, for centuries and continues to exist today. thank you very much. we'll take a deeper look at the speeches in just a moment. but before that, let's get some background on the also get to uprising the single largest act of jewish resistance against the nazis during world war 2. reminders of a monumental act of jewish resistance, memorials to the warsaw ghetto are scattered around the polish capital. $450000.00 jewish children, women and men were crammed together behind the walls of the sealed off district.

before world war 2, almost a 3rd of war. so as population was jewish, ever since nazi germany had invaded poland in 1939 jews. there were subjected to constant persecution by the occupiers. a year later they were confined to the warsaw ghetto, leaving without permission was punishable by death as was helping its inhabitants. hunger infectious diseases dire sanitary conditions. slave labor made for hellish conditions in the ghetto. by 942, almost 100000 people had died of starvation or disease or been murdered in summary executions that same year. the mass deportation of jews from the warsaw ghetto to treblinka extermination comp began within a period of just 2 months. nearly 300000 were murdered the following year in april 19, 432 jewish resistance groups started an uprising against the germans. despite some

initial successes, the uprising was crushed by the nazis who destroyed the ghetto. though to survive, the rebellion were sent to tripling a death camp and other camps many were murdered. the uprising was one of the largest acts of resistance by jews during world war 2. and i witness wrote at the time, jewish war so had ceased to exist. the nazis had a raised one of the biggest jewish communities in europe on the w's political correspondence. one is still with me hands german president sanford stein meyer is in war. so for the memorial, and he also spoke, that's the 1st. is it not? yes, it's the 1st time that a german president or any representative of the german states speaks or spoke at such a memorial for the war. so ghetto uprising that's very special obviously because germany is the states that committed these crimes under whose

authority and whose name in a row ruled by the nazis obvious figure in the 2nd world war. and what happened in the ghetto, as we've just seen, was conducted a by the nazis was planned meticulously by the nazis by nazi germany in the name of germany. so it is a significant sign of reconciliation. and of course small, i think one could say between poland, israel and germany, that the german president was able to speak at this memorial today. let's hear some of what just on my to say in poland, in israel, you know, from our history, right to freedom and independence must be fought for and defend. it will be good, you know how important it was for a democracy to show that it didn't vigilant and capable of defending itself, even though yet we germans,

to have learned the lessons from our pass. it never again. that means that there must be no war aggression in europe like that waged by russia. ukraine. never yet let me, let me stand firmly by the side of the rain together with po allenwood and our other elijah stood stern present until the storm math speaking there in warsaw earlier today. rebuilding relations between germany and poland after the ward has been a long and difficult process this event today that time i was invited to to speak us by the polish president. is that turning point? you think? i wouldn't say it's a turning point. i'd say it's a further step in the development of relations between germany and poland. in recent years. we have to say after the fall of the berlin wall after the end of a communist rule in poland and other parts of eastern europe and also obviously in

the soviet union. and what is today russia since then relations have been improving significantly, but they are still marked by a certain amount of tension. we were just talking. it hurts, stein my, are talking there about the situation ukraine and on the war and ukraine, germany and poland have not always seen eye to eye. and the last 12 months or so that has been quite a bit of tension about, for instance, what kind of weapons are to be delivered at what speeds to ukraine. poland, pushing for more weapons at a higher rate of delivery and to germany, holding back on that. so there are still tensions. but i think on the basic understanding of the 2 states, how they organize their relations with each other. things are moving ahead of the course funded. thank you very much. we actually turn our attention to sedan fighting in the is continuing in the

capital cartoon. despite plants for us is for nearly 200 people have been feel, since violence erupted between the military and the power military group at the weekend. millions of people are trapped in their homes and supplies of food and water. our report has to be running low. it was supposed to be a 24 hour truce. it lasted just minutes. fresh gunfire brought an abrupt end to the con, so many here cartoon had been craving ah. after 4 days of heavy fighting, there are few signs of life on the streets of cartoon residence or spending the last and holiest days of ramadan, hiding in their holes. as a battle roar sawn outside their windows with ramadan with reached a point where,

honestly, we don't know which day we aren't on the line even if we usually it's like a feast. you know, when it comes to, to breaking our fast, it's like a piece. another is excited and ever and i'm ready for the food, but it honestly all tastes bland. we barely eat anymore because ever and i think around strengthening and like diety, ah, the clashes have all been cut off, supplies of food, leaving many civilians to fear for their survival. the longer this war loss, the longer we're going to have people starved and people go through situations where now they have to steal and a half. so i try to really live ah, the world health organization has worn the medical supplies could also soon dry up . there are disturbing reports of some health facilities being looted and others, being used for military purposes, is also reported that some hospitals are already closed or on the brink of closure

. due to attacks and the lack of medical personal, and medical supplies. the bitter battle between sedans to most powerful generals, is threatening to turn into humanitarian crisis. with fierce mounting that it could have ripple effects across the region. and we're joined now by saddam analyst and privacy journalists at montana. the her shame are usually based in the sydney's capital cartoon, but joining us from london to day 100. what is the situation on the ground this morning? what are you hearing will? okay, am i wearing some technical trouble with the audio line they're trying to rectify it? let's see whether we can get logged back. doesn't seem to be the case. now. let's

have a look. then at some of the other news storing, make a stories making headlines around the world. india will likely overtake china as the world's most populous country. by the middle of 2023. that's according to new estimates released by the un. earlier in the year, beijing revealed that china's population shrank for the 1st time and more than 6 decades last year. the north clearly there came, john says his country has finished building its 1st military spice satellite on a visit to north korea space agency, kim ordered officials to prepare for its launch. last week i'm young launched a new solid fuel intercontinental ballistic miss. are the latest in a spate of weapons tests. russia's foreign minister sergey love. ralph has met with venezuelan president nicholas maduro in kara class. the pair on the line,

the close links between the 2 allies with lover of extending an invitation to visit russia. moscow, top diplomat is on a week long tour of latin america. and now i believe we can go back to a journalist and sit on analyst mohammed her. she from london. i let me ask you again. i hope you can hear me. now. we can hear you. what are, what is the situation on the ground this morning? what are you hearing from cartoon? hi gerhardt, the situation and cartoon appears to be very, very difficult. i have confirmed reports that many residents are trying to make their way out of the city. those who can at least in one of the hot, hot zones of this complex so far area near the airport close to to where a lot of international expands diplomats and, and sudanese live, many of the sudanese families who can make their way out of that district. are

making their way out of it. we hear the japan is considering evacuating. it's residents from cartoon. and we've seen, we've heard reports that germany calls, so he's considering that and it appears that there is no, no break in the violence that the fighting is ongoing. both the sudanese army and reserve are saying that they are going to be bringing green for spence and speaking to too many in the city. all the bombing and sharing that happened overnight was quite intense. now this a truce, this cease fire. it didn't been seems have come into effect or it didn't hold. what happened? well, i mean, it was always very optimistic to think that these 2 generals armies will, will allow for a truce to take place 6 o'clock in the evening yesterday when,

when the truth was meant to come into effect. that had been already some shilling fighting in various parts of the capital. it looks so that he is at the moment. it's appears that 4 generals putting time on on, on continue with military operations. now how likely is it that this conflict will turn into a long civil war? you think that is? oh, the most dreaded situation and the most worst case scenario, but the longer this fi thing goes on in the carpet and in other cities across to it appears that the shadow of civil war and isn't golfing the whole of saddam many people are afraid. i'm nervous that the conflict could turn into some

sort of an ethnic a fight between the hours. so it's constituencies in for the sudanese army and it's constituencies in the center of the country. but for now, many people who are watching this fight, they understand that that is the head them element of the former national congress party loyalists who are embedded within the sudanese military who are hoping to make a comeback to power at the back of the arm. but as things are going at the moment on the ground, it is not clear who has the upper hand and the spectre of civil war is looming over the country. increasingly, so when i have seen that sudan analyst and a journalist based in london, thank you very much. now many muslims around the world are

observing the holy month of ramadan. and that includes the muslim minority in ukraine, despite being in the middle of a war, t w's. abraham traveled to a mosque near the eastern front line. there she met a former muslim spiritual leader, who now spends much of his time helping soldiers. this is not how said is maggie love would usually prepare for work for 13 years. he was crane's mom, t a muslim spiritual leader. she gave that up when the war started and is now based near brownwood. it's mcghee love drives, a military ambulance, evacuating injured soldiers from the eastern front. he says the fundamentals of both jobs are the same. bully a woman, jim young and i was a movie and i tried to save people spiritually. inlaw, ours are us. and in war we try to save people's lives with a glimmer, was

a more laguna shop pursued almost when we transport an injured person. we must keep talking to him. he clings to life through us, shall will not. yuk was to plazas that says it jar your morals. god, i'm continuing my mission but at a higher level olives are because it is easy to sit in a mosque and tell people what to do more. it is more difficult to be. you are various pain, death, mart, and tears every day with a thumb that does the smarter to the boy in the do the palmer out. despite the constant shelling of the stressful work is, michaela says it's important for him to observe. the rituals of ramadan saw her ramadan. i love the muslim holy month when believers fast from dawn till sunset. sir autumn will circle every day. he leads muslim soldiers in prayer law, hawk bar limb of the moon, what the womb, what things shall numerous primavera people. if we tell examples from the life of

the prophet mohammed about his moral values, the teachings of islam lost the lawyer. islam will said the former, it helps people keep their faith so bore. we will be for more than a year. we persisted an enemy who is bigger than us. more numerous, lord, i'm better armed for hop abuses and lost la martha to sail on. issue number hard for crime shows brewing. she. muslim places of worship have not been spared by the war. this mask is the last one left in the area and has been shelled by russia multiple times. the mosque and back motorists mcgillis preyed last year, is now in ruins. others are in russian hands. he tells us to him, mustn't involved in being ukraine, like chechen leader, rums unclear arm, which was, are criminals that do not represent his religion. he often publishes videos like this alone, reciting the cur on, on the battlefield to show fellow believers around the world. what's at stake for

him and his community? you're woo says on my witness. well, i'm fighting very hard for the future of my country. i am recording a video appeal to muslims all over the world. quoting the koran is simple, guzzle at them, and let cordero for one of the russian moves his repeat what i do lucca, let him read the koran under the explosions of artillery. let them come here. call is no more. they will never come like as little wits end on the brain. don't resemble yachts of same way or to this. where is it? tell us will kill you. her dinner, sir arthur, this ramadan like the last. this madeline is praying for a ukrainian victory, martha and says he will continue to do so for as long as the war lasts. ah, me. in the u. s. broadcast of fox news as agree to settle a defamation lawsuit brought by voting technology company dominion for nearly $800000000.00. it means fox will avoid a trial over allegations. it helps spread false claims that dominions voting

machines helped rig the 2020 presidential elections against donald trump. it was set to be a landmark trial. and defamation case against the largest u. s. news broadcaster shed you'll to last for 6 weeks. but it was over before and even started. reporters and spectators had gathered inside the courtroom in delaware when the judge announced that the case had been resolved. fox news corporation and voting technology company dominion had reached a settlement with fox agreeing to pay dominion $787500000.00 us dollars. ma, fox news legal team did not give any comments on leaving the court. the company later published a statement saying that they did acknowledge the court's rulings. finding certain claims about dominion to be false, but offered no apology. lawyers for dominion called the settlement

a victory for democracy. the truth matters wise have consequences over 2 years ago. 8th warrant of lies, swept dominion and election officials across america into an alternative universe of conspiracy theories. kazi, grievous horn to dominion in the country. the loss of by dominion which sells voting machines and election software alleged that fox news knowingly ad false claims that the company's machines had been used to rig the 2020 presidential election against donald trump. those claims help fuel the outrage that lead many trump supporters to stone the capital in january of 2021.

many cham beckers still believe the election was rigged. while the settlement is a heavy price to pay for the media company, it is only about half of what dominion was suing full. and it has saved fox news from further public scrutiny. and its top anchors and foxes found a rupert murdoch from having to take the stand. and before we go, we turn our gaze to beyond earth, to the international space station where to russian cosmonaut have concluded a space walk. nasa says so gay, a copier f as dmitri pierre hill in spend more than 6 and a half hours outside the eyes is moving a radiator from one module to another european robotic arm. berwin gave the cosmonaut a honey space, has remained a rare area corporation between moscow and washington. since the start of russia's

war against ukraine, you watching a dw news here. as a reminder of the top stories we are following for you at this hour. come americans are taking place in poland to mark the 80th anniversary of the warsaw ghetto uprising. it is known as the most significant act of armed jewish resistance against the nazis during world war 2, presidents of poland, israel. and for the 1st time, germany have attended a ceremony and spoke in warsaw together with holocaust survivors and the distance the wall. so jews rose up against the nazis on april 19th. 1943 preferring to die fighting and to be sent to death. the germans set up the gates of confining the jews one here after invading poland and 1913. not many jews died of starvation and disease while the rest was sent to the trembling called death camp east. of

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