[000:00:00;00] the business dw news light from ballad escaping gaza. 100 small for in us, prepared to leave the besieged territory for the roof are crossing the 1st of several thousands and leave over the coming weeks. also coming up, fighting intensifies in ukraine, keeps says russia itself more than a 100 settlements in just 24 hours. that's the highest one day top total. so far

this year and focused on begins arresting of gun refugees for a deadline process for undocumented migrants to leave the country all face the pool . taishan thought we locate a community in kenya, taking steps to adopts to climate change with the help of the outside funding. could this be a model of the gulf is welcome to the program more for a national, as i'm preparing to leave guys up to the roof off crossing today at least 324 and passport holders were evacuated on wednesday, alongside thousands of severely injured palestinians around 7 and a half 1000, for as i expected to leave over the next 2 weeks, under deal broken by cutoff knew what was that he meant failed. and these were some

of the 1st foreign passport holders to reach the safety of egyptian soil. a mile by the fee. on the other side, hundreds were hoping for their chance to cross, but only those on a list degree by israel in egypt would be allowed to do so. and after more than 3 weeks under is really been barred, meant and located. people here were desperate to escape. unfortunately, while we are relying on gone and hoping, we'll get out to our country and we feel sad for it, for its destruction, for our friends and loved one, the entire families were destroyed and a race had all murdered. and if it weren't for what happened, we wouldn't lea automatically as well as those allowed to leave for good egyptian authorities have agreed to a small number of medical evacuations with ambulances crossing the border to retrieve the severely injured. once in egypt, they were taken to

a nearby hospitals for treatment. i've had because his own medical facilities are desperately sort of even basic supplies. and they're overflowing with the injured and i got a b it. and while more a trucks were allowed through once again on wednesday, a group say it's only a tiny fraction of what entered daily before the homos terrorist attacks. the head of the u. n's relief agency and gaza stressed that residents were an urgent need after we crossed into rough up for a visit. and that was checked by the fact that everyone that was asking for food was asking for water. we, i, so almost every children trying to express their way that they need to eat. so you need to have 4 to i never ever have to something similar ink as

a when it came before after conflict. egyptian officials say more people will be able to leave over the coming days. but it's unclear just how long the border will remain open to foreign passport holders. what is certain is that unless each of us government let's palestinians, costs to for the vast majority of those trapped in gaza, escape will remain impossible. well from all of the situation on the ground that's now speak to a journalist. has him a bit loose that he's reporting from because of that. how's it most people are preparing to leave gaza today. tell us more. yes. 400 um and i think the national for the feeling holding for, for the passports on good, the 60 and full of serious wouldn't be there through rough last week. it may be to other destination. later on yesterday they went to the $400.00

or less and along with the $54.00 at the feet in one day with their escorts left to do. gibson hospitals. now has any age reads guys out today for today? no, no, not yet. but expect save some trucks to come in over $250.00 or a bit more and arrived in, in the previous days that are expected to be received today, including a pool of water. and because of mine is this aid you spoke about the 250 sofa. it's $150.00 trucks. is this a beginning to make a difference for civilians? well, in some places on there we are the only ones who like uh the, the people displaced by taking as a show the receiving for a some from organizations are just a few days, but making use or

a cree difference. it's not. i mean, still we have to be a huge number of people with their, from the north go to dallas, the city, or even who is people who are in this area from the border areas for other j table people. they are still struggling or getting the 8 distribution because it is not clear to everybody what, what the, what i'm asking for the new people about the data grow. sometimes they get some aid from here and there, but it's, it still it's, it's not easy because it is no cooking guys, so people are not going to need their home or what for what a for washing or even for a drink as evidence that i've been quoting from a garza, thank you very much. awesome. thank you w correspondence rebecca bates as joins us now from sale out in the southern east road. rebecca, can you give us an update on as wells offense? yeah, well it's very difficult with standing here in so right,

and you can see the guy is voted behind us is about 2 kilometers away. we can hear all the bombing. but we know from these really military that they have said that they've actually broken through homeless 1st line of defense and that they are pushing through toward gaza. c team. we believe the plan is that they're trying to in circle the city. we know, of course, that they've been carrying out a very heavy and bone bob minutes and they're also attacking, as i said, on the ground with the ground, come back and also naval forces bombing from the sea. so very much pushing on with their plan. as there's been an update of the amount of the idea of soldiers, it has been killed since the ground invasion began almost a week ago now. and that number has risen to 17 believe 16 actually inside browser, and one that has died subsequently from his wounds out from, from fighting outside in the early days after the attack. so we're seeing the death told them is riley sighed. the soldiers rising, we've had words from the military chief setting,

also from benjamin netanyahu. thank for telling his writers to expect a long road ahead, but this is going to be a very tough battle. and that's certainly what we're saying. play out. now, gaza being of course, at the center of attention right now, the military activities, but we're also hearing of classes in the west bank. what do you know about that? you have islands has been pretty much, i mean we know the classes have been happening. of course are sporadic and ongoing always and in the last 18 months. so. so this, an uptake of is riley rides, military rides on many areas in the west bank as they try and quash what they say is melissa an activity. but we've seen that really pay comp since october 7, st. october 7. it's pay more than $120.00. that's of palestinians. kennings either an idea of raids or by settling violence, which is also picked quite a lot, spiked quite a lot, i should say. since october 7, we've even had ministers,

a cooling, full gun license has to be used to move guns to be handed out promising that they wouldn't, in fact, supply people with weapons so that they could, you know, a quote unquote protect themselves or carry out attacks on palestinians this morning that we also saw in is riley settler, was killed by palestinian. we'll vote to we've had a stadium gun fine in the west bank and the idea of conducting a man hunt for the shooter. so definitely a very tense situation there. and it's tell them how to same thing to play the spice from the homes as well. and roads cut off lots of a check points, extra check point sets up making movement for palestinians in between cities. not only link fee and you know, time consuming difficult, but also many told me that they did. they feel that they just scared to travel around for the optic inset lavonne on the w correspondent, rebecca, which is very pausing. thank you very much. rebecca jeremy is vice

chancellor who would have killed the green pots. he has criticized the un resolution on gaza that was passed by the general assembly last friday, a television interview, how big set their resolution had failed to cool off the tara, perpetrated by how boss holler back, has also issued a video message on social media of strongly condemning a rise in anti semitism in germany and across the world. in the video, he also strongly criticizes what he called the extent of islam is demonstrations and berlin and other german cities, which he says requires a quote called political to us to, to the a lot of them all of this that spring in the w as chief political editor, i'm sure you're looking, so i'm sure that this video message from the drum advice johnson is getting a lot of attention was, i mean with a hot political on. so yeah, it's quite something this message. it's a gathering hand towards

a 5000000000 clicks at the moment that it really is addressed to the nation that the nation didn't get from them in town, so it will not sold. and that's how it's being debated. it's here in germany right now. basically a whole by topic is going through what it means for germany to have special responsibility for the security of israel stats, nasal, as once promised, by germantown. so i'm going to mackerel and almost yeah, in 2007. when she spoke before the connected and really he spells it up out as the responsibility in woods towards germans to ensure the security of a is really citizens of jewish citizens here. and also there is criticism towards the list which he says is heading towards anti semitism. which simply should not take place and there is no excuse for it. so he's actually addressing his own voter base and criticizing them. also,

the muslim communities here in germany. so it's 9 minutes of explaining what drummond responsibility towards israel is and should be for everybody here that also has been uh, international criticism of germany over this a conflict. did he address that? yes, and he was very specific. he just came back from a trip in turkey, where he said germany was accused of clumping down on pro palestinian demonstrations. that criticism he rejects, he says that freedom of speech in germany means that pro palestinian demonstrations can take place. and they all taking place here in germany also specifically in berlin. but whether as a risk or any display of anti semitism where this attempt to slack binding, that's where the justice system. so to clump down and is clumping down after will everybody who comes to germany,

everybody who wants to live here and be part of society also signs up to the german constitution and the values germany stands for. so that's his explanation, given added, is the curious explanation that any politician here has given so far. now we have a new is just coming in the german interior. minnesota is no binding all homos activity in germany. this group was already designated a terrorist organization, wasn't it already banned? then effectively yes, but legally no, the success of quotes came to the conclusion that thomas was indeed a terrace organization to european union slaves labels that as such as well. now it is banned in its entirety, is along with somebody do a and when i zation that is seen as being within that spectrum that has also just been announced here in germany today will be bond. and this can be seen as a drive for germany to leave no doubt that there is no room for anti semitism on

german soil, political edits. i'm sure i'd like to know that. thank you very much, michelle tom. now to have look at some of the, all those stories in the headlines, a u. s. presidential biden has called for a pause and fighting between israel and implement militants in gauze to provide a charles for hostages, held by homos to be freed by them was responding to a heck of a public meeting. the vitals later terrified, terrified, and was referring to a polls that could allow hostages and get out and shoot me a terry and i took it in last 24 hours friends, king charles has expressed his regret for abuses during british colonial era rule in east africa. bought them monex stopped short of a full apology when speaking on the state visit to kenya together with queen camilla is visiting the former bridge colony,

which is celebrating 60 years of independence. this yet depend on the status of releasing the 3rd batch of free to its radioactive water from the damage to see my nuclear power plant into this quoted to authorities to previous releases of waste boards that took place without problems. the lease has been authorized by the international atomic energy agents. storm kiran has reached southern britain, battering the cost of coal. authorities have warned coastal communities to expect heavy rain and winds of more than 100 kilometers per hour. measure this up and taking in anticipation of flooding. the storm is expected to move from prison to from to ukraine now with a commander in chief or a few cranes. forces says the war with russia has reached the style. but the general valerie, is that listening says the conflict could soon become a war of attrition. unless the military receives a more advanced equipment. ukraine says,

wednesday was the heaviest night of selling so far this year, with more than $100.00 settlements bombarded in just 24 hours in the southern ukrainian city of has some residents go about repairing that. damaged homes of the local officials say this route of russian selling killed one pass and left 2 wounded. though the eyes of the wells have tons towards the middle east. the war in ukraine still right is on tools to loop. a senior. the showing is constant of the board and the local community is suffering. the managed to fit the at least 30 shells hit every day for me. further up the denita with us a key d my cation line, and that will an early morning drone attack in the city of nica. paul killed one and wounded 6 homes. businesses and shops will also damage to the attacks.

pass on a nick about a just to of more than a 100 towns and cities to be bombarded and just switched for hours. so you cried. you know, sort of cheese. that's the highest number at a single day. so far this year is the most go, russian defense minister said guy showing who said that last year was making advances in ukraine and the new western surprised nature had made very little difference on the ground effective. and how can you see what was on there? so the ukranian armed forces are being depleted and there demoralization is growing . despite receiving new types of weapons from nato, the cambridge team is suffering defeat intervals are 3 steps to the situation. and ukraine looks to have shifted to a new phase of war of attrition. and with the situation in god's clipping the well, the tension key will be hoping its fight is not overlooked. so focused on has begun to turn it on documented migraines,

the vast majority of whom i found refugees and the southern policy shift, the government set in november, 1st deadline for them to leave or be expelled. the policy has been condemned by human rights groups. officials in both countries say more than 100000 people already left voluntarily before the deadline expires. the line at the tour him border between pakistan and afghanistan stretches as far as the i can see. families and trucks piled high with their belongings. wait to be processed. the situation they describe is dire. we don't have anything to feed our child. we had some vegetables yesterday, and today he has only had a cup of tea. so money talks, but we don't have any. last month, pakistan's interior ministry announced the expulsion of all undocumented immigrants,

citing security concerns after an increase in terror attacks on its soil. originating in afghanistan, the crackdown effects an estimated 1700000 afghans in the country. she's very strong criticism from rights groups and the taliban government for overwhelmed by the influx of people with know where to go and few opportunities for work. but for many afghans, there's no going back pakistan. the authorities began demolishing houses in the hours before the november 1st deadline. houses that many atkins lived in for decades. now they faced a life under the taliban. the same group that caused many to flee afghanistan in the 1st place, the so that i can restart my business there. i meant about it. but i'm worried about my girls education school about am a side even though my daughters are in the 5th and 6th grade here for them. can i put an afghanistan the taliban government doesn't allow girls to study above 6th

grade. the whole point now i'm worried about the education of my girl general studies and what will happen to them in the future on a little bit what's taking place in the un warrens that the force deportation could mean. yet another humanitarian catastrophe for afghanistan, a new un revolt says industrialized nations need to spend, fumbled to help the developing countries cope with the impacts of climate change. while $21000000000.00 we have contributed in 2021. that's fig. i may need to reach almost $300.00 to $90000000000.00 per year by the end of this decade. and that would mean a 20 fold increase on x report comes from one community in central kenya, where the at the patient funding is helping people overcome droughts. and find new means this 5 strong hands, photo foil and water,

a simple star ticket that will help many trees grow. it's part of the project here on the edge of the curacy of forest and central kenya. that is putting the sun through community at the heart of protecting their environment and also helping them living a deity and i started to keep on the tree. nurseries has been a real benefit to us to talk to with a so you said we can earn money with us and that so we can pay school fees for our children to watch with local finance have more we can start of business. and the last moment i'm system, traditionally semi nomadic december, people sold out water in grazing land for that goes from capital. the primary source of income, but dried drought prone conditions made, was due to climate change, forced money to move into the forest. the community 1st made money, chopping down trees and making charcoal. instead it destroyed around a 3rd of the forest, piercing both the people at risk and the wolf to relied on across them. now the

wise arch some blue region, the body, we were having to track 5 kilometers to fetch water damage. the sun through families voluntarily left the forest funding from the government and n g o's helps the community adapt to the new reality, driven by global warming. and fountain organization to help protect the forest. as well as the ending from seedlings they've planted sofa. the community also ends around $30000.00 heroes a year from harvesting honey. we've seen no problems, i knew we say the best way to solve this problem is to move out of the forest and we, we take care of our for us. so that was what it's going to take care of was slowly but surely the floor i'm for a flourishing again with help from the community learning to cope with change and to build a new future for themselves. the w finally went forward sideways osborne is with me in the studio, louise,

this reports great initiative course and some positive news with respect to the climate change for change. but the waiting says not still, not enough. money is being made available for projects like that. what else does this report say? yes, so when we're talking about other patient, we are talking about projects like that, but we're also talking about of flooding defenses. for example, for sea level rises for these extreme storms that we're seeing that are driven by climate change. and also looking at drug resistant crops for an example, and the un says that there just is not enough money made available for that. as you mentioned earlier in 2021, it was $21000000000.00 us dollars that has to increase by $10.00 to $18.00 times by the end of this decade. oh, likely, is that, i mean, that's a huge increase. it really is. and you know, countries of already trying to make available shoots amounts money for adaptation and also to reduce that climate change driven. i'm sorry,

the uh, emissions that contributes climate change. so it is a lot of money and it is going to be difficult for countries to, to see that put together. now the money there has been provided which countries contribute the most age to developing countries to deal with climate issues. so if it is quite complicated, because financing is split between outpatient and mitigation, like i said, i'm a 100000000 euro or sorry, dollars has been put in place or should have been put in place by 2020. that still hasn't happened. some of the biggest contributors to that are germany, fonts and japan, for example. but most of the money that they are delivering is in loans, which is usually controversial because it means obviously developing countries that are benefiting from that then have to pay back that money. the united states is of so a big contributor to climate finance. but the world results as institute, for example,

found that it was not contributing its basha given it is the biggest historical of mr. of cop. and don't know what will be you reckon the impact if more money is not made available on the scale that we've seen at the that that we've described $20.00 times more than actually now. so this money is not made available . it will mean that these projects of adaptation in developing countries which are bearing the brunt of the climate impacts that we are seeing, will not be able to make the changes that they need to basically avoid loss of life and huge amounts of damages to infrastructure. that comes as a result of, you know, these extreme flooding events and also sea level arises, things like that. so that means that these countries instead will have to have money to help them adjust to the,

the losses. but they are seeing this is something that is being debated at the moment as a separate fund, a loss and damage funds withheld. those countries recover. those looked in damages that were going to be much, much higher. if the of up taishan funding is not available for them, estimates put it at almost 2 trillion dollars by 2050, which is a huge amount. so actually investing now with help keep that loss and damage limited to a lower degree. in your very briefly, please, in your estimation, how likely is it that these targets will be considering the 100000000 funds was supposed to be in place by 2020. and it wasn't, i, i think it's very unlikely that they will meet the, the higher end of the money that they, the b u. n. a saying would be needed. but they definitely need to look at the lower end, which is about $200000000.00 per year. we'll have to see whether that's possible or not. thank you very much,

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