there are many prisoners who are detained or sentenced by means of arbitrary decisions. osmond coverage of voice from prison starts may 12th on d, w. the . this is dw news line from berlin. heavy fighting between israel and militants in the gaza strip. egypt says it's trying to borrow for a truce, but israel's military continues to intercept rockets coming from the gaza strip and launch strikes and builds and targets inside the territory. also coming up

we're going to confirm our own groups focused on several people have been killed and nearly a 1000 arrested in protests demanding the release of jail, the former prime minister in the con. and to cover the area, immigration policy is about to expire in the us, which could have an effect on border restrictions. so what does the end of title 40 to mean for migrants over in the us mexican border? the i'm here until berlin. welcome to the program. israel's military is pressing the head with the error strikes, and palestinian militants are firing rockets towards israel that says by reports that egypt had broke or to cease fire. the milton crew is lama joe. hod said it fired hundreds of rockets on wednesday, setting off air raid sirens throughout, southern and central is really,

really air strikes have killed at least $21.00 palestinians, including 3 north and commanders. and the latest fighting is real said. it was attacking rocket sites, preemptively really are we as the w rebecca rivers if there had been any progress made towards a potential ceasefire? well, there have been talks ongoing between egypt, katasha, and the un, their sort of spit heading talks and negotiations. now, earlier in the day, israel was saying that it was willing to accept a see saw respond, but it would definitely be willing to face hostilities as it was you know, we were hearing that hamas are also in agreement. but now it's looking like we're also hearing from some sources saying that the sci fi talks have broken down, namely, because is ro wouldn't agree to stop targeted assassinations in the, in goals or against the islamic jihad, militants. and so that means that they,

as long as you had said that they, they wouldn't go ahead with any say 5, but of course these things all fluid. this is on an ongoing situation. the talks continue. and we, you know, suddenly residence in guys are and here in, in southern israel, uh, well hoping for something to fits and things to be coming down. but you know, it could be a long night ahead. according pockets done has rule, but former prime minister in random con, can be held in custody for up to 8 things. kind of was brag from court. interested in his lum, about on tuesday spark and widespread protests across the country. at least 5 people have been killed according to media reports, and hundreds of his supporters have been arrested after clashing with authorities, local broadcaster geo news. as con has been indicted for unlawfully selling state gifts during his time, is premier cons detention comes on the heels of growing intentions with military leaders who i was did him? the tales continues in practice done in run con supporters of

protesting nationwide. c of to the domestic arrest of the leader and a former prime minister. and what i'm kind of game on cons, arrest is legal and unconstitutional. protest started yesterday evening to continue through the night and are still going on. the protesters will not stop until they run con is released to honey. due to the violent protests, schools and businesses remain closed in many cities. along the roads of blog, businesses are closing the people who cannot go to work. to participate in the watson heavy committed the these people vandalize our shop, similar to this kind of always goes over to america. most of the students can not go to school exams are going on and the school children vince of the army is being deployed into practice,

stormy states to maintain the one order and run cons policy lead is often supporters to remain peaceful from cut off due to high, but people out in the street, the upper testing, i'm able to do, you know, to protest. but i've awesome protest is the legal prostitutes, the right. keep it peaceful. it's not a good it could be because is lot of destroyed public and private property. but the reason for this is that the former prime minister faces dozens of corruption charges, which he and his party deny. this time the pakistani authorities accuse and rank con, of receiving valuable land does a brought it from a property tycoon. this is and it asked which is not more debated by any political victimization. this is a that asked which was not done at the behest of the government. it is,

and that is, that was made by the national accountability bureau, the institution that as of was to look off the caption cases in the country. meanwhile, a pack of stony court and dilated emerald cons unreal. slaves sending state gifts during his tenure and approved 8 days of physical ramon and have him run calling. in another case, if convicted, he will be disqualified from the coming premier again. here's a quick look at some other stories making headlines around the world. the german government has agreed to provide the countries 16 states with an additional 1000000000 euros to provide housing and services for the growing number of asylum seekers. canceled. it will not show its may be now has been during the meeting with regional leaders in berlin. for the 1000000 ukrainians have sought refuge in germany since russia invaded their country last year. at least

at least 15 people drowned after a boat capsized northwestern. nigeria policing 21 passengers were rescued. the wooden boat was crossing a river initial gallery district when a cap size of a crowd in employ maintenance of boats is responsible for most accidents on nigerian waterways. in the us, new york republican congressman george santos, has been arrested and charged with financial crimes. he's accused of fraud, money laundering once dealing public funds. santos pleaded not guilty and was released on bail. he says he won't resign his seat when congress to thousands of people have gathered in mexico at border crossings into the united states. they're hoping to enter the country once restrictive migration regulations expire at midnight, and they're my aero policy called title 40 to load authorities to immediately

return migraines. to mexico. they will be replaced by the by the administration's new rules. the controls will ban migrants from seeking asylum into us if they have not yet applied in any transit countries. first, the deputies carolaney, ch, moiz in the us border town of el paso and texas earlier and i asked her why so many people are arriving at the border. this actually started it 2 weeks ago. we talked to the owner of this science or where we're at now. and he was telling us that weeks ago, around a 100 people arrived into his shelters. he has a 2 sided source here in his class so, but there is no one x x lazer for, for this. i'm aaron. i'm at one of the pines and that, that, that i would have been talking with people around here is that it's not a logical. it's not a logic decision. it's not like they analyze the whole situation with a title 40 to being lifted. and that is when they decided to cross over it's

morning, most of all of decision that they took and business because of the mexican side around 150000 people are waiting in charlotte or is that i really pads on the swedes and they had enough, they have to be waiting there for months or even years and they said something is changing at the border. we have to cross over now, but it's not really a logical decision again, it's, it's more emotional. well, that's what people have been telling me here. no, it's far from certain that once title $42.00 is dropped, that many of the people there will be granted asylum. how is president find it indicated that he intends to handle the issue? well, a biden. uh, rolled out a new meal uh this morning, and this to requires a mike runs to seek asylum in another country to be denied asylum in another country before they come into the united states and claim asylum here. and this rule is very similar to

a rule back then during the trumpet. ministration calls the trends they true. so this will, it will start uh tomorrow at midnight, a bit before midnight. so if that means it's willing to wait, replaced title 42, and it is very similar to title 42 because the goal number one of these rules is to just have an expulsion of migrants. a rapid expansion of migrants once they arrive at the border, know by them they had previously promised to handle migration and much more humane way than his practices or donald trump. but as you were saying there, this new rule seems quite similar to title 42 and even the american civil liberties union has said it intends to sue. so how is that affecting people? they are the southern border the ac. oh, you already successfully challenge this rule during during the trump era and they might do so again, but it's very important to keep keep in mind. um yes, the pilot administration is still saying that they are trying to get a new and

a very humane migration policy. but the truth is what you just mentioned. they are bringing back a rules that are very similar to the rules. we have to bring the trump era, they're also trying to do things in a different way. sometimes that for example, there of to migrant centers at that they are creating one and watch them all of the other one in columbia. and with that, they're trying to make other way of migrants easier, so that they don't have to come to the mexican us mexican border to claim asylum. but that they can go to those centers and claim asylum for the united states there . but we don't know if that is going to work. the centers will start working in, in a couple of days they've not weeks. and until then we still have hundreds of more than 150000 people from central america and from south america waiting right there on the other side at the us mexican border and they want to come over in the next day . there was dw, a reporter calarino trembling reporting to us from the us mexican border. thank you

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