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time in our series guardians of truth. watch now on youtube dw documentary, the this is dw news live from berlin. israel ends it's military operation in the city of geneva, left behind the ruins, after 2 days of drone strikes and right. at least 13 palestinians were killed and there's new rocket fire from gaza into israel. also coming up, thousands are injured, including 12 children as
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a brushing air strikes targets. a premium apartment complex plus indonesia is new. capitol of news on tara will cost billions to complete. the government is hoping that private investors will, but most of the bill, but some are skeptical without the government plan. the . i'm sarah kelly, welcome to the program. israel says that it's military operation and jeanine is over and that it's troops have withdrawn from the occupied westbank city. the intense to day incursion involving drones strikes an army rates has killed at least 13 palestinians, and displaced thousands. one is really, soldier was also killed. israel says that the rave has inflicted heavy damage on militant groups operating in the janine refugee camp. this is riley tanks. flo
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asked of the city of janine late on choose day off to a minute to re doing a refugee camp that left a trail of destruction in its wake residence left to assess the damage. and the i have this grocery store over there. everything's damaged, the refrigerators, the meets, all gone. may god help us replace it. this is a shoshone, it does not contain explosives, nor does it contain rockets. this is how i make a living. they burned it all down. it was full of merchandise alia, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu defended the military operation in jeanine. as an effort to comp donald militant groups, we will continue as long as necessary to route town terrorism. we will not allow jeanine to return to being a city of refuge for tara,
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and we will cuts off the will and strike terrorism wherever we see it. violence escalate to the over the to day operation. it began with drain strikes by israel and the come as the soldier to entering and the to classes on the streets. and the conflict was not limited to janine the cctv for to chose a call that drove into a group of people in tel aviv the driver then went on a stabbing rum page outside a nearby cafe. the attack has been claimed by the medicine group. him, us as being response to the is really rate israel said to intercepted 5 rockets fluent from the gaza strip on tuesday night. and late to responded with strikes on gauze the targets. and that spring indeed of use rebecca writers who was standing by for us in jerusalem. rebecca where
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detention stands now that the israeli army has officially ended its operation. and janine was area as we just heard the we have had confirmation now the as riley military, haven't they left the area? they started to pull out relatively late last night just shortly after we were leaving the area. in fact, uh and i had to say that when we were there, it didn't really see that it was all going to come to an immediate ends. even though during the day we had been hearing that the military was saying that they were close to reaching to the target what they had been going into trying to achieve. but it didn't have that feeling that was at least many gun battle still going on on the street. you could have lots of explosions happening. and we would say lots of military vehicles surrounding the exits to the cab. uh, but it has indeed come to an end, but not without a few more casualties. we say now a, there was an air strike as they were retreating. the army say that was in order to
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clear the area that they were coming under attack and they couldn't get the soldiers out. there was an air attack and one palestinian died in that attack. and of course we heard about that one soldier who was also killed during that retreat. now, shortly after 1 am, then there was sirens of russ, i'm sorry, sounding and some of the southern cities close to the guns of border and 5 rockets where then fired from the gaza strip. a few hours later is around and retaliated, firing back. they have said they've said that they have struck in on the ground weapons production science, as well as some weapons materials belonging to the milton group from us that that control area. it's been a 2 day operation by the is really military. you highlighted some of the details, just just walk us through it as a whole as well. the military said that they were going in that it was an operation to destroy what they say is terrorist infrastructure. they were successful,
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they say in clearing out some weapons definitely is particularly one that was under under one of the mosques in the city. they say that they will start to come out and send to that was used by several of the factions in the group. it's right in the cab and it does seem that the, that the entire operation was focused on that some infrastructure we didn't see perhaps as high a casualty. as high as high number of casualties as we may have expected. of course, 12 of palestinians did die in the attack in the sorry, and the to day, right. i bought the military were, you know, have been very quick to say that no civilians were killed in this operation. and it seems that this isn't going to be the last right on the janine cab. we've heard noises from the military saying, but this is just setting them up for further future res. going to make it easier for them. and they certainly made a headway in trying to do what benjamin in yahoo,
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who's been saying, and the defense officials have been saying is try to stop the jeanine camp being what they call a hot bed for terrorism. tell us a little bit more about the janine camp in particular and why it was the target indeed of the is really military or or precisely for that reason we've heard benjamin netanyahu in the last day or 2 both days. in fact, saying that that jeanine cap has been a hot bed of terrorism. that certainly how defense officials say the cap and what they're trying to, to sort of stamp out or, or damping in the camp. now the proof for that is really and i suppose the hot intentions, we feign saying particularly in the west bank but also attached to the same thing and is around itself. many of the palestinian government do hail from the janine camp while they are supported by groups within the cap. so a lot of the air is loves the weapons differs in the west bank. do off from engine named tab off from those that area. it isn't the only area,
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but it is certainly some with that militants have have been able to kind of create what days really military cool, a safe haven and that's something that they want to spend t w's rebecca writers in jerusalem. thank you. here some other stories making news this our a traditional official in between asian coastal city of facts says that a local man has been stabbed to death and clashes between residents and sub saharan african migrants. police have reportedly detained 3 migrants in connection with the killing. the incident follows phase of violence. scientists say that this monday was the hardest day ever on record. the average global temperature reached 17 point one degrees celsius. scientists believe that a combination of a weather event known as only know and ongoing emissions of carpet dioxide or driving a high temperature piece. nato secretary general, yet in stilton birds,
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will remain in his position for another year. he made the announcements in a post on twitter. it'll country is extended his term after failing to agree on a successor stone burke has been in office since 2014. the mass demand in the russian region of chechnya have attacked a journalist and a human rights lawyer. elena miller. she not of the know via cuz that's a newspaper, suffered brain damage and broken bones in her hands. they were in the region to observe the trial of a local antique government activist attempt to ukraine. now where at least $43.00 people, including children, have been injured, and russian shelling of a residential area and the eastern part of the country. the attack occurred about a 100 kilometers from the front line and not far from the russian border in the north. it is the latest strikes by russia and civilian targets. in
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the early afternoon rushed in, ms. silas hit this neighborhood instead of a mis keeping. ne ukraine. the shelling damaged at least 8 buildings. nothing. yeah, sure. lemme as a consequence, more than half of the neighborhood does not fit fabrication anymore how many people were injured. there's rep, know that some seriously yourself. ellison, but there are no casualties. there was a son, elderly residents, wherever among the injured the well was line on the couch. one of the balcony was blown off. everything was on the door was knocked out. i started because i'm scared and i was hotel that this woman wasn't in nearby park with a grand daughter. when the attack happens,
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you get the car for them. i don't want to remember that from the head the explosion, we were thrown into that and then we continued walking the sup, blown up windows everywhere. i so cause i'm fine. i just come cut a group of myself. my legs are still shaking. i should. so let's look at, there was no immediate comment from russia on the attack. most co has the 9 to deliberately targeting civilians, but drug and drone strikes have had residential areas in cities and towns across the ukraine. indonesia is building a new capital called this in tara because the current capital jakarta is facing rising sea levels. the government says that indonesia needs to redistribute economic prosperity. currently, such prosperity is concentrated on the main island of java. but not everyone thinks the move is a good idea. this is where airplanes could soon touchstone
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a v i. p runway is the latest item on the long wish list from indonesia as president for the countries new capital. some 7000 workers are currently busy laying the foundations for a number of official buildings in what is still a vast eucalyptus forest. this is what about 5 to 10 percent off with presidential dream. looks like slowly but surely indonesia, as new capitol as a marketing from the ground on the island of borneo. over here, you have the presidential palace being built. and this is where the presidential residence will be. a nissan, colorado, as president joke, will be doodle selection project and is envisioned as a green smart city. but with a looping $32000000000.00 price tag, some investors have expressed concern that development may lose momentum after the end of the dose final term in office next year. the main opposition party in jakarta is not surprised, but valuables young double because we just kind of what we need our new centers of
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economic growth and that's not a new policy to get that we're going to proceed with that. we just put at least we're in pessimistic. we're realistically at a book i could think of the business world only cares if their investment will multiply, not somebody's. i think i wouldn't mind that until now. there is no study that shows that people who invest their will get benefits without that concludes to them . the government disagrees. officials at the building site claim. they have already received over $100.00 letters of interest. that is crucial because the private sector is suppose to, for 80 percent of the bill for the new capital, the investor. so the last to see that the government goes 1st. right? so that's, that's why most of the buildings circulate. this in 3030 far is being built by the guy, their budget, depth of the market confidence. but also that's what i really said there will be a lot of our investors to program. some of them are still waving, see,
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but the safe to say that the professor is there. in the construction of the new capital begin in mid 2022 months. the government arguing that arcada was congested and sinking. this them being built just the boston, new capital, is suppose to prevent such problems. the plan is now to officially declare a new sum, tara indonesia, new capital. in the 1st off of 2024, just before a new indonesian president this morning and potentially ortho plane to fly here. and now we had to wimbledon tennis where reigning champion, elena rebec, kina has to work for her passage to the 2nd round of the tournament. american shelby robbers. done the crowd by taking the 1st set within the champ, settled down and dominated the next 2 sets to secure the victory by the king. as when at wimbledon last year was the 1st ever grand slam title for
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a cast. expanding fire. also on tuesday top seed carlos alcatraz advancing to the 2nd round following a straight sets when over jeremy tardy. spain's i'll cut as is currently ranked and number one in the world and he brought his aggressive baseline style of play to bear against the unseeded frenchman. he won last year with us open and reached the semifinals of bits. here is frank tobin. he's aiming for his 1st ever wimbledon title of next business needs to stay with us. the secret slide behind discovered new adventures and 360 degrees and explore fascinating world heritage sites dw world heritage 360.

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