the the, this is the, the news live from ballad. israel says it has killed a senior must come on in and asked, striking kids forces or pressing the heads with the ground and arrow fencing on gaza, saying troops are involved in 5th hand to hand combat. the united nations says more than 3000 children have now been killed in gaza. the head of its relief agencies says the unfolding human tragedy is unbearable. also on the program, hundreds of thousands of us can a refugees could phase deportation from parts of stock. so i'm,

i've lived for decades, but now in official track, down on undocumented migrants is turning their lives upside down the guy out as well. come to the program. these really military says it has killed a senior. how most combined up responsible for the october 7th terrorist attacks. the israel defense policies released video of showing an aspect targeting the home off terrace. nothing abo gina, there's been no lights up in the air and ground strikes on gauze. israel says its soldiers engaged in fears, come to hand, come back as it has struck hundreds of minutes and targets in recent days. a spokesman gave this update of the operation local fulton to say what nights the

default has continued to fight and found some trundle pricing in gaza, foot mr with a vote and called, and it is a legendary text bitco terrorism, and continue to take hundreds of targets street, the of the motorists come, us organization should have gone up to little. it's funny how most a w correspondence on x ray my is in the state or that's in the southern israel, close to the gaza strip. we also about reports of that fist fighting deep in the gaza strip. well, i can tell you what we're seeing and hearing from here. i'm. we've been here for the course of the day that's been heavy bombardment. air strikes, also truly chains. and we also have seen vol, could 5 coming out, some of it went towards central is road towards the tel aviv area, but also in southern uh, israel. and we had uh some, you know, the, the military seems to be going steadily more deeper inside garza uh, step by step. so to speak. uh, there was a radio address released um, uh,

audio recording released by the head of the southern command. who is responsible. he is for a, for the, for the golf strip in the area saying that uh to the troops that they both sides and allies and, and tongue of. so this was kind of a hidden maybe that they're approaching a dense urban area that they're coming closer. maybe to cause a city, but i also have to stress, we do not know the state house because um, you know that the army keeps the information very tight. and journalists are not in this area inside at the same time, in the same time, be hearing from us as well. uh, the, the military being, the cassandra gets thing done. gauging the, the military, the is really military and the even understand in some areas so that that is a fighting going on. so this is on this side would recon fish here, but we also have heard from the is really military that there was an a miss. so i that was intercepted over the red sea by the error defense system that

a post them just came from from you. i'm and now what do we know about the long term goals of the israeli government that's take back control of the gaza strip as well. basically, when we really don't know, i mean they have not stated what they will do once this is over. they said this is going to be a very long contain. and a date that the government is saying that they want to, as they put it around the kid homos, they want to eliminate all their can tape abilities and they will not let up, you know, uh the uh, ground the defensive own garza, the war and guys are until it will destroy how much. so what does that mean? it's not quite clear because i'm us is also of course a political force. uh also some of its leaders are in other countries in the region . so there will be a still also, it'd be there. so there's also the main criticism that nobody talks about really

the ideas being filter, but nobody really talks about what it is going to be. and of course the people in garzo are also potentially not being honest. that has been displaced now. what would happen to them would they be able to go back? most, some of them, my thoughts find that how's the anymore? this talk about the published in a sore t that is a governing of the occupied westbank to come back. but all of these are ideas and of course for as well to stay there for longer time to basically administer ok part of the, the gaza strip. so this is all not clear or what we know from the government is that they are saying this is a very long campaign, what they are and visiting. okay, thank you, tonya. the united nations has confirmed that more than 3000 children have now been killed in the bombardment of gauze. the head of his relief agency is described the unfolding tragedy is unbearable with food loss and medical supplies still

desperately short. their outgoing calls for a few minutes. harry ann ceased 5. a constant go to another day of explosions. is rarely strikes have been targeting the strip for weeks. they see the heading home off militants. i'm the infrastructure inside. pathetic tree. of the death, the mountains, to come off from health ministry claims that over 8 and a half 1000 people have died. and also since it's rarely bumping began, many have lost the entire families. well, i'm a man, hey, we don't have anything. nothing to do. so he was just going out to find, guess because we don't have any at home. he was also looking for bread for the children and guess then the told me he was martyred. 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. those stuck 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 community center. because in the field to the i'm going to choose the just to do the 3202 children die in just 3 weeks. this house is in the process of was completed. so since 2090 and this cannot be collateral damage at least to and also came this goal 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 what could say that reaching garza is fault too literally for residents. with one you, an agency and garbo cleaning and a 100 and sees file is now a life or death mount of for millions of the. the gentlest housing below shop is in gauze and t as updated as early on how humanitarian aid is being distributed . that the distribution, the kind of clear everybody and on the announced that they are there and i can be some, some lead to the speaker read for make thread. so make that made by the hall that at the bakery. so people are, are getting the bread with, with the half of coffee price, but if sales accused of very long and then disability, anybody wasn't one,

i want to get a back of red needs to wait like between 2 to 3 hours lease to get one back from distribution in the, on the schools, which is people are actually altering their thought and what are the other people in the area who are displayed some of the are saying that the industry in their colleges, the 3. yeah. not releasing. say that the make and is it is not clear people are, are not a weird thing it's, it's very interested last the type of that the, the 8 that comes to down the. yeah, so pick it up, and then it becomes supplies, food and water, but still lake. and there is a huge show piece or for the ocean water or 3 to water. that was the journalist, housing believes, and reporting from casa. the middle east conflict is being felt all around the

world. francis reporting a dramatic increase in anti semitic incidence. muslims to fail grow in climate of distrust, but in one french town. a multi faith group is trying to diffuse tensions, a haven of peace and midst a world in turmoil. this group called to united believe us, so pace was set top 20 years ago. it aims to show that people from different religions come live in harmony even in times of crisis. the method is to work together on a common project. this garden should toby's cit dental. it's great to have this place where we can all meet us, awesome muslims, jews, protestants, catholics, us to work together and exchange views. he shows e. so to feel is all the b. c. we gather here to show that human life was still has great value of good, even if it's put at risk elsewhere in the world. it was not in me on the plan.

would you say per se, but this just goes to show that you can get along, even if you don't agree on everything, or mendecy only for the course of 2. when it comes to the current conflict in the middle east they, they prefer to keep them use private for now. they feel times attends, especially in a country home towards are among the largest jewish and muslim populations in western unit. we also typically to move that was, fear is emotionally charged. more people have a tendency in times of crisis to take sides off. do you think they'd look for the 2nd divide on a level 2 who took it? so it, instead of being soaked up by our belief that only talking to people who agree with us, the reason why people, we should try to establish a connection with other people in order. so as garden helps it, that'd be. so it's like another planet, you know, we can forget about all the wars out there that you develop. well, it's really cool for you the mood, but not all parts of funds also come. that has been numerous demonstrations in

favor of israel and pro palestinian gatherings over the past weeks. of the government says that almost $600.00 and to submit to gaps happened registered in france. since the current conflict broke out. this research assess, it's not the 1st time unrest that has led to tensions here. well, no, there's uh, during the 2nd intifada between 200-2006, the number of anti semitic acts went up considerably. and most lives in france were also reporting that they were being discriminated against it. we don't know yet if the recent stabbing death of a teacher and what is believe to be in this logic, terrorist attack was linked to the warren israel. but this event reinforces distrust towards the almost funds, even if they are in no way linked to this and pay this, i might get more for it back in bull that the group plans to organize discussions on the wall in the middle east. see this afternoon though, they in that meeting with

a message of hope from american baptist minister and political activist, martin luther king. then you a and your phone and the lion and the lamb shall lie down together. and every man she'll sit under his own vine and fig tree, and none she'll be a frame at all. so we try to be mindful and respectful towards others and to accept our difference. also, they believe faith should force to peace. a message they hope will resonate. the young people there and friends we are now joined by natasha to to okay, now she's a social scientist and the director of the jewish agency for israel in berlin. that's a nonprofit organization that works to united jewish communities around the world. now already pulled that looked at frauds. but it's not only happening that here in germany compared to the year before and to some of the incidents tripled off. the israel reacted to the atrocities and keeping that makes committed by

a mazda with the strikes. now, how would you describe the experience of jews in germany today or um, it's a very scary situation in berlin. specifically. i'm now talking to from berlin and it's devastating and scary for individuals to go outside if they are seen as jews, but also leave jewish institutions and be followed maybe to their homes. so it's a very scary time. people are putting down any sign of belonging to the jewish community even uses all it's on their doors. um, also their personal sciences, nicholas's and other signs of being jewish. it's very scary right now. do you think the general government is doing enough to protect choosing this country? i think that the german government is doing a lot um, especially after the attack and holly by the far right extremist.

but i think that it's not only the government that need to take responsibility of what's going on. i think also the society, the civil society needs to understand that the very violence expression of support to come off and um, in some extreme situation or being very violently pro. um, pull this gina effect 3 people, real jewish community in germany. and i think that this level of principal responsibility needs to be taken by the civil society and certain communities when you say civil society and a certain communities who do you mean it's um it's very tempting to say the muslim community, but it's not only the muslim community um, i think the muslim communities as, as of mosques,

definitely needs to recognize the needs to come everything down to talk to the congregation about moving away from very violent expression of the feelings of sure. but there is also a very strong and to submit a voice from the left, from the intellectual left from the universities, but not from the establishment of the university, but from the students. and also a horse from the far right. so we experience and to some it isn't from both sides right now. so there is the need to go deep into this structural problem. this of the interest semitism in germany, and maybe a little deeper into education and how information is treated in our country. so people can be radicalized so quickly. now,

jewish people around the world, of course, not responsible for the actions of the israeli government, but it seems that what was being punished for them everywhere. and how important is that distinction in your view as this distinction is very much important when we look how the, how israel is criticized the criticism of israeli government is absolutely um, okay. and it's freedom of speech but, but at the same moment, if it gets to the wish and chanting of illinois, the nation of all people who are connected to a jewish people hood, this is, this is entre semitism, and that needs to be addressed very strongly. and associates, i took, you know, the jews agency for israel. thank you very much. thank you.

time now to have look at some of the other stories making headlines. police in paris, type shots and wounded, availed women who we folder things threatened fellow trained passengers. officers said they open fire. often she refused to obey orders and threatened to blow herself up. french authorities have been on highlights since a fatal school, stabbing by a suspected isms. extreme is on october set, 13 japanese police say they have arrested an 18 year old gunman who was holding a woman hostage and the post office officials of leave the case to an earlier shooting as a nearby hospital find an apartment building around the same time is also being investigated us president joe biden has signs and executive order regulating onto official intelligence companies will have to be for potential risk from the systems to the federal government. it's the 1st step towards controlling

a technology that experts say office great problems, but also carries significant stain, a written screen. charles is indicating him on his 1st visit to a commonwealth nation since being crowned buckingham palace says the king plans to address painful aspects of british colonial. they're all widespread coals for an apology, owed by historical abuses, the faith of hundreds of thousands of ask guns, living and pockets stone is hanging in the balance. the pakistani government has set a deadline november 1st for undocumented migrants to leave a face the pool taishan. the interior minister says refugees will not in fact be sent home though. 1.7000000 off guns, migraines live in pakistan without legal status. but with i've got to stand by and conflicts end, its economy and taps is returning carries grape, wrist at home with 2 of his children. hop on how to use worries may appear far

away, but like many of the african refugees and pockets done the city on his mind. said she, 3 year olds 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 a protest and is now cuing off. but the u. n's medical 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 they will go get to the these past several years. we were given assurances that we would not encounter any problems and practiced on the other one, but they've not started the process of expanding africa. and so you know what that is. so is that again, that's why we have protesting, hold on honey. the owner of the house where i live has also wanted us to lee and get it started uh kind of get out of it. and if we don't, they will contact the local police and then the police will take legal action

against a guy they normally tell us what i've got to the police will go to the garden job. it isn't a go are here. and as long as i have a unique sound, so living as a ton door, 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 do 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 and arresting anyone without paperwork. the government claims it's policy shift is due to high ask on crime rates. the perception that the legal for all 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 that in oregon c described which would have a 100 and due process to got into the law. abdul heavy cause lived in pakistan for 16 years. that is now one of tens of thousands of and documented f guns who have taken a difficult decision to return to. i found this done to him, the pressure to leave became too much his family borrowed money to high a trucks for the news needing them substantially. in debt remove at the end of the family is high. this truck for 250000 rupees. it will take us to cobble level. 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, the road ahead is full of uncertainty. just as it is for those trying to remain in

focused on, i know it's only by dw opposed to being his job, who has been following this story for us to just help us understand how big is this for these affected people from of gone astronomy receipt and the report get hot, so over 50 years lives that were built are being up to many people who have been living in focused on for decades. they are being asked to close down their businesses, wind down their lives. children and students were born and focused on the bucket and as all they know, they are being often now move back to, to move to a new, strange country, foreign country and effect exactly for them a foreign country. i think it's also important to understand why at 1st, if these have gone, refugees come to buckets done. so i've gone refugees have been coming to focused on since the appropriate envision in lip 19 seventies. and the latest wave of congress reduced him in august 2021. after august 2021 man of con dollar bon took over

a control off. i've gone just on around $700000.00 of gone nations and did buckets done. but many of them entered buck us on as a transit country. they were promised that they will be fitted in countries best in countries like germany, u. k. us. but the process of thousands and thousands of people have been painfully slow and focused on phase. that's $1700000.00 refugees, a funders we do marketing for has a total of $40000000.00 deputies like this. and this thing, all those 1700000, what undocumented, they have to leave the country. but what is, is what about justification for that? so focus on focusing is how did they said that of gone nations out invoice in criminal activities and drug trafficking smuggling, the but mainly to accuse a fun nationals of being involved in that as an activities. so no one points have

1000000 of them. not at all, of course, but, but this is the case that block, this one is putting out buckets on say, if that does this, to your more, more than a dozen suicide attacks of gone nations would involve. now, pakistan has not given any proof or evidence of these speculations, but that sentiment is coming on father, fully and strongly. and one of the main reasons is also that focused on, excuse us, the of gone down to bond of heart bring and giving 5th having to minutes in groups that are back in focused on. so it's slight buckets on fees. simply put boxes on had a fall order, but they've gone to live on. and now the people of gone nations, they are sort of being punished in that report. at the very end of it, we seen a family that is actually leaving to have gone assembled. but happens to those who decide to stay in fox stuff, and i think many will decide to stay and focus on despite the track down. for example, active is to have spoken up against the address of policies of, of conflict on women and girls who want to go to school and who want to go to

college and minorities. all of these groups are disadvantaged. they do not want to go back to a kind of time and get hard also understand your talking with the lady for country, with the very limited resources out to 40000000 of cost 30000000 new to my duty and assistance. the country has been hit by jobs earthquakes, so it, it, it says, does not have the capacity to take in more people who so that them. thank you very much. i a, you're welcome to the news is a reminder of all the top stories. israel says that it has killed a senior. how must come on the as push as the head with its round? an arrow offensive on gauze of military says its troops on ghost and 5th hand to hand combat no attacking him off, gunman insights tunnels. the nation says that more than 3000 children have now been killed in gaza. head of it's where these agency says the

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