the, the, this is the don't even use live from berlin. israel says it's killed, a senior hamas commander as it pushes the head with his grand and air offensive and gaza. the ministry says submitted and played a key role in the massacre of his rating civilians on october 7th. the number of dead and gas that goes up again demand. it's for a to monetary and cease fire. grow with one un agency calling. it's a matter of life and death for millions

on problem 40. yes, welcome to the program. the is raving. military says it's killed, a senior home us commander responsible for the october 7th terrorist attacks. the israel defense forces released footage, which appears to show an air strike on what they believe is homeless terrace. not seeing a bu a gina. it comes as israel continues with its ground defensive in gaza. the military says it struck hundreds of millions and targets and read some days. an idea of the person gave this update on the military incursion. local who at the machine who left the night before us has continued to fight and found some trundle pricing in garza ski foot mature level thing called and they did legendary text code terrorism and continue to take hundreds of targets street. the author, motorists come, us organization should have gone up the law. it's funny how most, as well as the w correspondents in his real, tanya kramer is in the front door close to the gaza strip border and she gave us

this update. well, i can tell you what we're seeing from this point and notice the goal. so the noise of cause is actually behind a several kilometers away. and we could see over the course of the day is still heavy bombardment as also artillery as strikes are going down there. we also had some rockets fire on is really communities and cities. so um that is really military seems to move step by step further inside a garza and we also heard a radio recording. the voice released by the head of the southern come on the so the command of the is really military is taking care of this area here, including the gaza strip of telling the troops that they will fight and others and tunnels. so some were taking this as a hint that they might come closer to the urban areas in that way. but again, we also don't know that's much because the is where the army keeps. know the information very tightly controlled and the details that have set so that they have

code several to come on to some us colanda. some us also released the military ring statements as to that they are fighting with the is really military. but again, we have of course, standing outside and doing lists are not in that area. they're all posted in colleagues doing this in goals or they're mainly in the south and working down the very dangerous and very dangerous conditions. but what the army has confirmed as well is that the, they have intercepted actually a massage over the red sea. they said it wasn't in the is really territory yet. and also referred to some other objects. and they said they intercepted this with the arrow defense miss all the shields a, tanya is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu has rejected calls for a seas far. what's the reaction being among israelis? what a thing in general, you can say that israel is,

are behind what's going on in terms of, you know, what the state of goal is by the government. eliminating how much that capability is. but this one, a big topic here. this is the question of the hostages that are being held over 230 hostages being held in garza by i'm us and relatives. and the families are making a lot of pressure on the government. they are really concerned that this, when we're seeing, you know, this increased a ground incursion and operation with the home, the life of their loved ones. and of course, they would have sort of, maybe more time should have been given to negotiations. and also of course, we're here from humanitarian organizations dealing with a policy and civilian population. this thing that needs to be a human determined sci fi as soon. thanks tanya. do take care to view correspond to tanya kramer reporting firms for adult in southern israel, close to the gods district. border more on the situation on the ground. and guys,

as we've heard the is really military is pushing ahead with it's offensive in the north and stepping up round the clock air strikes on the territory. tiles of already died with the head of the one's children. a children's agency yulusef claiming the number of children being killed in gaza every day is so high that it should quote, shake us to our core concepts go to another day of explosions is rarely as strikes have been targeting the strip for weeks. they see the hitting him off militants. the infrastructure inside, pathetic treat. or as the debt still amounts to him. osborne hilton ministry claims that over 8 and a half 1000 people have died. and also since is rarely bumping began, many have lost the entire families. while i'm, i've been here, we don't have anything, nothing to do. so he was just going out to find gas because we don't have any at

home. he was also looking for bread for the children and guess, then they told me he was monitored and this, this, this, this is now a daily reality for the people of gauze on people flowing to get all those out from under the rubber menu. those stuck out children on monday, the un security council held an emergency meeting to discuss the gulf, a crisis with agencies focusing on the young casualties of this was the key over to the i'm going to shoot the 3200 and see room or 2 and go and just 3 weeks these 2 houses in the process of was complete. so since 2090, this cannot be collateral damage, at least to and also came this call for children to be better protected on behalf

of all the children caught in this nightmare, we call on the world to do better. whether they are young people attending a music festival or children going about their daily lives and gaza, they all deserve peace. children do not start conflicts, and they are powerless to stop them. to add to the suffering, essential supplies of running dangerously low food, want to fuel and medicines that are all hard to find. you monitoring well could say that reaching garza is fault too literally for residents with one un agency and garbo cleaning and a 100 and sees file is now a life or death motto for millions of the the phase of hundreds of thousands of off guns living in pakistan is hanging in the balance, the pakistani government to set a deadline for november. first, for o, i'm documented migraines to leave or face deportation. the interior minister says refugees will not, in fact, be sent home. 1.7000000 ask on migrants to live in pakistan without legal status,

but we've kinda started mired in conflict on this economy and tatters. returning carries grave risks with 2 of his children combo and how to use worries may appear far away. but like many of the ask on refugees and pockets done the city on his mind. the 33 year old has lived here for 2 decades. but the government's cracked down on and documented migrants is turning his life upside down. today he's taking, pausing that protest and his now to and now, but the u. n's local office, the refugee registration, hoping for a document that will enable him to stay here and not be sent back to us kind of stone. but it will, the past several years, we were given assurances that we would not encounter any problems in pakistan and, but they've now started the process of expelling african the so you know, but that it says that again, that's why we have protesting what i'm highly the owner of the house where i live

has also wanted us to lee and get it started kind of get out of the end. if we don't, they will contact the local police and then the police will take legal action against that. they normally tell us what i've gotten to the what is a go to them. so i don't, yeah, i just had a goal here and it's not a bad how my unique sounds a living as attend or he says the pay is hardly enough to feed his family and that's a loan fund to jenny, back to afghanistan. but along with being evicted from his home, he's also using this job. another consequence of the authorities, new policy. millions of ass scans have made focused on that home in the past decades of instability. and if dentist on the country that was once a refuge has now become deeply inhospitable, police in this neighborhood to checking documents, interesting, anyone without paperwork, the government claims it's policy shift is due to high ask on crime rates.

perception that the legal up were on that mostly, but some of them who are legally staying here. they have a role in certain crimes. and these crimes are mostly smuggling of the different products in 2020, around 235. and it shows ready to harden see described we should have a 100 and d was processed a guard into the law abdul heavy cuz lived in pakistan for 16 years. that is now one of tens of thousands of and documented ass guns who have taken a difficult decision to return to afghanistan. for him, the pressure to leave became too much. his family borrowed money to hire trucks for the news needing them substantially in debt, or whether the family is high. this truck for 250000 rupees. it will take us to cobble well, we're grandma, we have left. the rest of the winter is ahead. we do not have room clothes, shoes, or a roof over all hedge. we're helpless and we'll face whatever i live will do for us

. so this family heading back to afghanistan on the road ahead is full of uncertainty. just as it is for those trying to remain in pockets done all right on joined by dw reporter being his job. it has been following this story. closely. pain is great to have you in the studio. so help us understand how big this is for the affected outcome. people popular. so lights that were built over yet and focused on i've been uprooted. people who have lived in focused on for decades. they're being asked to postpone their businesses, wind up their life and leave students and children who are born and focused on and focus on is all they know they are being asked to not move to a new strange country. and it's important to understand why in the 1st place these have gone to fiji, come to buckets done. um, so i've gone to introduce, started coming to focus on since the soviet invasion of fondest on in late 19

seventy's. and the latest wave of, of, of, of, gone to produce came to focused on in august 2021. when i've gone through the plan to control. if i've gotten this done. now many of these have gone refugees, hook into focused on came to focus on at the transit country. they were promised that the will be settled in rest and countries like the us, the u. k. germany. but the processing time of for getting them permits or getting them visa has been painfully slow and focused on his asking or the 1700000 undocumented of congress to choose to leave the country roughly focused on has 81400004 1000000 of congress, which is an out of this already $60000.00, have left for us on this, on the buckets on saves that. it's not my problem. it's not a bit confused at all to take the sponsibility, we've been north, allow these have gone to cities and my friends to stay in the country,

hoping that you've kind of touched on up there. some of the justification for the book. can you tell us a little bit more about pakistan's justification for all this? so focused on phase that, or is it just simply for to focus on say, is that it accuses us of some of the, of gone nations of being involved in criminal activities, all connected with ease of being involved in drug abuse. this affinity does trade in smuggling, but mainly focused on face that have gone nations out in wife instead of to some activities and focused on it says that more than a dozen, suicide or docs that's happened this year and focused on of gone nations. what and washington now focused on doesn't give any solid evidence that has given no proof of these accusations. but this is one of the reasons why this is happening. well, what might happen to those who decide to stay in pakistan? because from what you're saying, we're talking about at hundreds of thousands of people. so activists who have stood

up against the aggressive policies of dollar bond, a woman, and especially girls who want to have it to cash and one to go to schools and colleges. my not at these bear with make sure that they do not go back to of gone just on and they would drive their loved. they've been hide that under the, our stories of people who was hiding from the, from the a part. it isn't focused on, it's just a dire situation for thousands and thousands of people at times desperate on a certain sense, very complex, but thanks for breaking a time for us being his job, it are 2 to re record as well before we go some sports news saudi arabia is on track to host the 2034 mans football world cup australia has pulled out of the bidding. saudi arabia is not the only candidate to become host nation campaign or save the saudi government is using heavy investments and for full, so called quote at sports, washing to divert attention from human rights violations.

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