among ourselves but also with our american counterparts and international partners, that's all i can say again in that respect. but we will change the reality in gaza and we will make sure that we no longer live by a side by side with, with this monster a stretch. because the is really nation could, could, could, can just not allow it. we need to secure the safety of our people and what happened on october 7th, can never repeat again, never repeat again. again, israel has said that it will not target civilians, but of course the operation to eliminate the hamas. as you've stated it is a complicated one, it is almost certain to involve high civilian casualties and palestinians and governments around the world will blame israel for that. no, no, come us. i mean, do you see this affecting israel's future security? well, angle you see in every war says the dawn of history even in very justified moore's like this one that we didn't start. we didn't want it was forced upon us. we were

drag to it by how mosse, when they butchered us. and every wars war there in the or civilian casualties, unfortunately is real. doesn't want them. we don't want civilians in harm's way. we do not target civilians, but we will do whatever it takes to make sure that we will dismantle commerce. israel, a defense minister said today that off the israel eliminates hamas. it aims to establish a new security regime in gaza. can i ask you what that would look like as well? there are different contingency plans for the day after, but we're not very yet again, our military is operating and we will further operate. we're ready to act on every swans. if needed to make sure that is really public is safe. what we experienced here, kit k. again, kit can never repeat, this can never repeats our population is in deep pain right now, but our result is clear. we're very resilience and we're very determined or united

in despite together we didn't want it, but we will when it's, it's of course, or it's live that the, the job as a is ready to government is to keep it citizens safe and go on. also said that a goal of the goal as a campaign is to remove israel's responsibility for life in gaza. can you help us understand what that means? who will be responsible? because again, keeping people safe means of course, planning for the future as we so. so these, these are the kinds of questions and discussions that are being discussed right now . again, not just our government among itself and our wor, cabinets, but also with international partners. including with united states that were very, very grateful for, you know, any kind of international support that we're getting moral and, and material support. but these are the kind of discussions that are taking place, but that's not the right time to discuss them right now because we are still in stage one because we have to make sure the 1st will dismantle home us. and after

that i, i will have better, better answers to your questions. are all different avenues are being examined right now. uh, we usually we, we address gaza as a new isis callous. but if you will, and sticker through austin was here, and presently the vitamin was here. all of schultz, the chancel was here. he said the tomas are the new, the new nazis from us is even worse than isis. the you is. yeah. how much is even worse? than ice is let me just uh, you know, addresses points 1st because they have a state sponsor behind them. that's a run but also based on the philosophies that they committed. i don't personally and maybe i'm wrong, but correct me. i don't remember isis a taking out the eyes of children and butchering them in front of the show, a found her parents and so young. cool. so we of course understand israel's, i yeah. and of course there are 2 sides here and regional powers have been no, no, no, no, no, no. did every now 2 sides, your, i'm sorry, angle there. there is no bows. 5 isn't here. no,

i just write the arrows in demo and it's an over there. he loves you. eyes are not saved on one. and then there's a target ization that is turned gaza into it's her base. there is, it is an ice on you, all of a fax, it just like that. i just just happened september 11, just like per harbor. there was no both sides. we can't address israel with this double standards. i'm sorry, it doesn't say you're the regional powers, your neighbors have been quick to condemn israel for its response to the home us terrorist attack. my question is israel completely isolated in the middle east now? and what does that mean? israel regardless of what your plans out going forward. so israel is not isolated in the middle east, and that is a great question. we have the rama cords in place and our partners in the world, but also across the region. know that when is really strong and israel wins and what is, well we'll deal such a major blow to how mosse they know that we also serve their interests. they know

they might not say it out publicly, but we're getting very, very supportive messages from just not just. and the reason by the way, from the international community is very heart warming. and we're very, very grateful to that because so many around the world are acknowledging, but israel has the right to defend itself after the october 7th massacre. full stop to stop. i want, i did want to ask you, iran and saudi arabia have been holding talks about the situation in gauze. and can you tell me how israel government use those tools? well, if iran and saudi arabia are talking, i'm not going to comment about talks between them. all i can say is that as we know, your ron is behind how mosque day they are providing over 93 percent of how much is budget. they're behind his bala and are 100 percent behind the is la, make the palestinian islamic jihad and gaza, which is the 2nd largest service organization there. and so it runs weaponry has

been caught within is really territory after the october 7th massacre. and as you know, you're in europe, i shouldn't be the one telling you that your one's what degree is also playing a significant part in the war in ukraine. so that's the snake's head if you will. no one respects person for these riley prime ministers office. thank you so much for your time today. thank you angela. of the german foreign minister and the bab or because extending her diplomatic trip to the middle east, delta holding folks in jordan on thursday. she is now in israel and will continue to travel to 11 on and the special piece summit in egypt on saturday. not today off to me, things with the is really need a shit. she said israel had the rights to defend itself, but she judged the protection of civilians. fuels have announced that germany was increasing its humanitarian aid to gauze by 50000000 years cooling the situation, the catastrophic. the foreign minister also demanded the immediate release as

hostages held by hamas visa to view and guys in these innocent hostages need to be released immediately. can these a innocent parents are children and grandparents i know going to him, we all want to prevent the entire region from plunging into chaos. and this is why yesterday i traveled to jordan. and this is why i'm going to continue traveling to lebanon. this is why in all these places, i'll be very clear in my messages. his book has been this note pulls up in an into this conflict. you know, i like so many others because i want to underline the shy one. iran, she, i militants in iraq on a, she just on to sees in yemen, not to put fuel messiah or to join in on the tire of triplet. this tell us this thing and a dinosaur administer speaking match. now families of german hostages,

who are taken in the homeless terror attacks of travel to berlin, to pressure the government, to take more action accounts that will show its the met. some of them is in israel . and then tracy's have been caught felt by cisco. she's a really, really you woman is this picture here. she's meeting headphone you bone babies, nor speak to marguerite moses was kidnapped by him. aust terrace along with 5 other family members. the relatives have come to germany to keep pressure on the government here. that's what all this is mr. schultz and i told you, but we don't want to interfere with the gentleman but but you have to do some

of the tax of less than what sleepless nights and endless thoughts about their loved ones. oh mission here is to try all of this is a gentleman, the real back good system. and not only shows mc this does, it doesn't really go well, not simple. now, one is martin. germany's founding principles is support the israel and the protection of jewish people. it's one aspect of atonement for the nazi era, holocaust or show as it will say, no, in which some 6000000 jews. when that the recent rise in anti semitic incidence has prompted concern among the young jewish people here. but they say that they refused

to be intimidated of the this berlin synagogue could have been set on fire had the molotov cocktails not falling short and struck the side walk in front of the building. deborah cogan is vice president of the german union of jewish students. she knows the targeted jewish community. well, she was for cute. i was shocked, of course that a synagogue was attacked. and what especially this one about because it is a very small community, and i didn't expect something like that. you had the feeling of at least being safe here. but as we see now, that's not the case. coconut impression is that there is now more police presence in front of jewish institutions. still, many jewish people in berlin are opting to stay at home. and i mean, when i walk by some jewish institutions, sometimes i only see one police officer. and i've often noticed that they're

looking at their cell phones instead of keeping an eye on what's going on around them, from problems which one was about crowd. well, for this good. even if it's still difficult to lead a normal jewish life in germany, a life in safety, long after the show, a 20 year old deborah kogan does not want her home to be taken away from her. m. yeah, we have had over 1700 years of jewish life year and i would say that jews have always been part of germany and many are now considering whether they still have a future here at all. it's sad to have such thoughts after all these years. after everything we've been through, the jewish life in germany should end with this. deborah kogan doesn't want to hide. in fact, she advocates for dialogue, even if that seems unlikely, at this point in time. you are watching tito, you're news life from bella and has a quick reminder of our top story. the un secretary general and send you your terrorist has visited the russell border crossing between egypt and garza. the cold,

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