the, the, this is the w news. why from berlin? israel launch is a nother air strike under volume refugee camp. in garza, it comes less than 24 hours after 1st attack on the camp, caused the deaths of at least 50 people, an injured hundreds more. israel says it's famous to destroy the military infrastructure of a month. also coming up the roof of border crossing and goes, it has been open to allow some seriously injured people and for nationals to be evacuated to egypt. it's unclear how long of crossing it will sail. plus germany's

president asked for forgiveness for his country's colonial era abuses in tanzania. frank with author stein minor, expresses shame at the crimes committed and pledged to raise awareness of the atrocities in his own country. the unlike look you're welcome is really air strikes have just hit guns as biggest refugee camps for the 2nd day in a row, according to the hum us run government in gaza. this comes a day after is really bombs killed, 50 people, and wounded hundreds more at the jamalia camp. israel says a senior homeless commander was targeted and killed in the strike. and that some of the militant groups, underground tunnel complex was the story. for more, let's now speak to a journalist, husband, but lucia,

who is in gaza has and it's good to speak to you again. we understand your ball here. we have to do. camp has been hit yet again. what do you here what we hear from the ministry of health here at the the civil defense that they were a is wally and sign that they have a football game on air strikes and very a cold on her little to in japan. yeah. the decaf for 2nd, a new oh um yesterday was uh, another one. uh but the dispute today was the speaker of casualties today. there was that initially board we're to see and i police were killed in 100 square and you're still the fi number is not easy to calculate as a single because they say they're a big long time. they have new equipment to evacuate. all the people from the pool, the ross, a boarding,

has been open for foreigners and injured. we understand what's been the reaction there to yes uh for the 1st time off the low time or both of both of people do offer offer its open today and uh about 7. see uh when did people will be evacuated today from different hospitals do it because the administrator tells divided agents just by the end validate of the war, about 400 and when did the full and due to be approved. but in order to refer them to the eviction hospitals that they diction fine. i think coordinated with a is what you decide what group? 81. but according to the minister itself, um they would allow for 70 some that will be died over some like um i received the treatment, any doctor and some surgery, they are gonna send him to another $600.00 soon to be approved and checked by both

sides. they gibson that is 85, and i don't know of the lake because there is like um, 400 as of themes and foreigners who got approved and they gonna leave today. and up to that are the information. it's not, it's, it's, that's the low cost of profits because that the, the, the damage and the delay of that and 3 months is a ride to that crossing as. and we also understand that a convoys have been waiting to enter a gaza. what if anything has entered gaza at this point as well? what we are the, according to the official, the said yesterday, that was the biggest number of the trucks in for the about 84 trucks in a day, in the early days off. and they allowed for the 8 to come. it was 20 or 14, sometimes less than 10. and so the total number is it still like

a couple of hundreds or, or up at, or according to the officials here with the international dimensions. organizations, all of the local office shows a it, it doesn't meet the needs of all the people we are talking about here is number or follow speed. you have and have been displaced and they need a then tell the 600 and the 650000 people are in the tutoring at the owner to a school. so the number is a huge loss. that is, the types of the 8 comes only war to food and somebody called supplies which is not arriving as well. so that no time for winter or nothing governing oregon and city on on me to this house and, and, and in the middle area or 100 percent offer done it. that is the husband pollution reportings in the besieged garza. many, many thanks. thank you. i spoke earlier with document

bay ram of the norwegian refugee cancel and asked him how his staff or able to deal with the conditions in gaza. and i don't, i don't know. i mean, you can say we're powerless. we have team on the ground who can only, you know, look to stay alive that's, that's the day the emission lady. and if it's not about saying alive, it's about getting hold of the back of bread. having waited 5 hours for that because we have to feed your children. and if it's not about finding bread, it's about getting that one liter fuel so you can manage to, to pump some for some water into your house. we have tried to how we have helps actually 1100 families with some small cash assistance that they can, you know, use to go to the, to the market and get whatever they can get. the money is not is no use. and then like the cases because there's not much left in on the market. and so yes, um,

i think that the i d h community is very, you know, is quite powerless and we have the ability to do, we have the capacity to, to help. but with this level of support that is coming through, i was know agreements in place to like 8 and in volumes in hundreds of trucks. there's not much i don't, the issues can do, must be terribly frustrating. some 80 critically injured people were allowed to be evacuated to egypt via the ralph of crossing and form passport holders have started to leave the strip we understand. do you have hope that this is a sign? egypt is changing its position on accepting refugees from gaza. as we hope that egypt has been able to reach some sort of agreement, we helped, i mean, any agreement just to, to clarify here that, you know, will, may not just egypt also, europe and the us. and israel is agreement. no one side can can, can force any, any facts on the ground without the agreements of the others on that list. of

course, i mean, which is encouraging news. just to mention, you just have a 2 names on the list and you know what michael? 10 names have been dropped because some of these people who are supposed to be transported have actually died of that was this, i think sums up the situation for those wounded for those trips 3 inches. and this is why we need egypt, israel and all these. you know, big powers to come together come to an agreement to save lights. that's awesome. i've been around with the new region refugee cancel. thank you so much. ok, man. thank you. world leaders fear the finding between israel and her moss could escalate into a wider conflict to the north. the border with 11 on has seen exchanges of fire with rockets launched into israel from 11 on israel has retaliated, striking what it says or positions of the she i militia group has blah civilians

have also been displaced. a school campus in the southern lebanese port, city of tyra's, many families have sought refuge here due to finding near the israel border and then their job do it. then we want to go back home. what's going on? he has nothing to do with us. i'm a tobacco farm. it was set to set out hobbits in 10 days, but now it hit on the, on the left the, these people's lives have been disrupted. it made fears of a major war for weeks. now. iran back she eyed his bullet. melisha had been firing rockets towards israel. these ridley army has responded with artillery fire in the air strikes, but limited their attacks to targets close to the border. has been to act as a state within the state. it has a large and diverse arsenal of weapons and well trained fighters. at any moment, the situation could escalate, leaving lebanon's government to look on video,

a sofa. it appears that it has below, is proceeding with reason and wisdom for the rules of the game, a limited icon promise, lebanese people. anything because a lot depends on his beloved allies, are on his below liter house on this roller. he pledged support for palestinian hum us after their attack on israel, but his blood has a lot to lose. the people of lebanon are unlikely to support a war with heavy losses. now's rela, is set to deliver a highly anticipated speech. later this week, german president frank is author stein meyer, has asked for forgiveness for colonial crimes, intends in the sign, mire expressed his shame as the crimes committed and pledged to raise awareness of the atrocities. he also said that he would begin the process of returning artifacts looted during the colonial era. it comes at the end of a 3 day visit to the east african country in which both countries seem to

strengthen relation, dw, political correspondent, emily gorgine is following the story for us. emily, let's go back for a moment. what's the dispute all about? as well, the dispute is about since the german who's colonial cost in terms of media. now what do you need to know is that jimmy's colonial empire lost it just over 30 years from the late 18 hundreds until the 1st world will really and in terms of near, specifically the german colonial forces via and then to put down the circle of monte vault monte monte record rebellion between approximately 9 to know $5.00 and $9.00 to $7.00 in which several tried to find it together against the perusal colonial rule of germany. and as germany quelled about for better. yeah. and it's killed approximately 202300000 people. um, so the best visits and, and, and by my us president started my as speech was very much about recognizing and reckoning

with his colonial passed me again, the german president as now asked forgiveness for the nation's past actions. is that the end of that, or can we expect more from germany? well, i mean, today this marks, you know, the opening of doors to negotiations really. now this could lead to probation. this could also lead to the restitution of colonial author fox, but also the return of human remains that still lie in general museums here today. and that we saw in 2021 that's jeremy recognize the genocide in the media. and following that recognition in germany may be a agreed on a deal that set forth. one points for pricing was 1300000000 euros. now this still could serve as a blueprint for the food for,

for negotiations with tons in there. but some that's still to be seen on the feet. so as emily generations of password germany could have addressed. come to terms with this reckoning. what should we make of the timing? well, i mean, the colonial germans, colonial pulse has been somewhat of a for good forgotten chapter. and then germany domains. the schools isn't very much focused on what came last. so what came with a whole low cost and $90.00. now are we seeing a change in that pursuing more knowledge, being spread about to him, his colonial, pos, more discussions being had about it. and um, so i think this reflects the sort of change in german society. it's a one to reckon with this past, but it also comes at a time when germany is very interested in forming economic relations on the african continent. nothing, however about to go forward. it also needs to look back. we saw this week that a chunk level of sources will send them in and gone. and then i jerry

a start in my presence by my himself. he also traveled with the business delegation . and so it has on the one hand, you know, a very much a sign of dummies, reckoning with colonial pos, but also trying to look forward on trying to forge better economic relations. use. emily gorgine many, many thanks. i are watching dw news life in berlin. his reminder of our top story, the roof of crossing along, egypt supported with guns that has open to allow some severely injured guidance, informed passport folders to cross into egypt. katasha is said to have mediated an agreement between egypt, israel and her boss. it is unclear how long the crossing will remain open. don't forget, you can always get dw news on the go. just download our app from google play or from the apple app store. that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news

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