the, the, this is the, the news coming to live from berlin us as israel has agreed to daily for our military pauses in northern garza, the white house is called it a significant 1st step. but as the funding continues inside the territory, there's been no official confirmation from israel of a formal plan. also coming up the controversial deal to keep spain's prime minister in power protests continue after pedro sanchez offers come alone. separate. has an amnesty in return for their support for a new government the

law i'm terry morrison. good heavy with this us is israel has agreed to pause its military operations in parts of northern gauze for 4 hours a day. it's hope the regular holton hostilities will allow people to flee and it could play a part in release and releasing hostages. the move the scene is a significant 1st step by the white house. although a formal plan for implementation has not been confirmed by israel, as pricing continues me is really is finding its way to the gaza strip. this idea put, it shows it solely just inside the data creek targeting from us positions. the advance into the heart of garza city, comes with

a heavy price for palestinians. the gods of the largest hospitals are cheapest, is being able when would civilians enjoy it? in the intense fighting they were trying to flee to the south. as soon as we got to the street a tank, here's all the un says the bombardment has displaced about 2 thirds of the day of these residents. this week, tens of thousands of palestinians have moved south to seek safety. these rarely prime minister continues to insist. there will be ne file without the release of hostages. no, the fighting continues against the home of the enemy from us terrace, but in specific locations for a given period of a few hours. there are

a few hours there. we want to facilitate a safe passage of civilians away from the zone and fighting. and we're doing that, is there a says marcy, those are hiding in because i was underground donald system at least some of the nearly $240.00 hostages taken by the police are also believed to be there is the ground offensive will continue until the militant group is destroyed which will likely see mall gardens part in the crossfire. for more, let's speak to shane a low. she's the spokes person for the norwegian refugee council and joins us from jerusalem. shane to the us as israel has agreed to for our daily pauses in his cause offensive. how valuable would that be for civilians living in the wars of nothing can be done in a 4 hour pause. first of all, these pauses are unilaterally declared in order for there to be assurances of

civilian safety. we need all parties and this conflict to be committing to these for our classes. but secondly, in terms of, of the 4 hours. it's not really enough for humanitarians to go and provide assistance. many of the people stuck in northern garza are struggling to lead because they have mobility issues, people and their families with disabilities. there's no food or water in northern gaza. so people are expected to make this long track on flight, and it's just, it's, it's not safe. they, when they arrive in the south, they won't be assured of their safety either. this is forcing people out of their homes with no assurance that they'll be able to return when hostilities are over, amounting to forcible transfer, which is a great breach of international humanitarian law. the world health organization is warning of disease outbreaks and guides the humanitarian situation. there, as we all know,

is dire. what are you hearing from your people inside the territory? we have 54 staff on the ground in guys that were reporting to us daily about what they're seeing and experiencing conditions. there are just getting worse and worse by the day, not only with the increase in the spread of communicable diseases in water for an illness, but also just to find the lack of food and water medicine. everything is in short supply in gaza. those who are not staying and designated shelters are having a hard time finding food on the market and not getting a, a distributions that are being sent primarily to the shoulders for the internally displaced people is you know, i'm sure you know, a shane a cypress has proposed humanitarian, c cor doors prepaid to, to help relieve the humanitarian situations type in uh and guys. or do you think that could be a viable solution for providing aid to gaza?

you know, i don't know about all the technicalities and how that would actually visited the facility to do. but what i do know is that there isn't really time at this point to, to plan on establishing new corridors that we have the egyptian crossing and rough . uh, there also was really crossings that put in should be open. and we need just as a massive influx of 8, however it gets in, it needs to get in. but we don't have time to waste the amount of assistance that's going in and then is nowhere near. and now what, what the humanitarian needs are in gaza, and on top of getting there eating, we need a ceasefire in order for humanitarian organizations and the when to distribute that a to power as demands throughout casa and be assured of their safety and the safety of those seeking aid schraner. thank you very much for talking with us. our shane, a low, a spokesperson for the norwegian refugee council speaking to us from jerusalem. are

now the threat to civilian life is all too obvious in does a city and the world health organization has been warning of deteriorating conditions. they are leading to infectious diseases, but there is little relief for those who make it out of the war torn city to the relative safety of the south end. a lack of electricity and medical supplies makes the situation particularly challenging for those with existing health issues. since being displaced from the jamalia refugee camp in the north, honda of whose aid has been living in attend in con eunice in the southern gaza strip. the 55 year old has health problems including severe asthma which she has been suffering from for years. she needs to use her inhaler daily and can only do so by connecting it to a battery. there's no electricity here. and that's not the only a hardship in the camp. and then he gets up and i have severe shortness of breath

bad. the 1st thing that helps me is my device. okay, but the temperature inside the tent is very high, and it's human, met in the night. i can't sleep. whenever the neighbors use a fire to cook, it affects my breathing. i used to have a monthly appointment with the un agency, and i used to receive monthly treatment. so then we'll come to the camp for just place to people is overcrowded. 27000 people live here with no adequate health facilities and no electricity. proper treatment is difficult several times a day and it has to walk to the charging station to recharge the battery for her inhaler. and that's when there's not enough power in the battery. i have to go in charge it. it's a distance of half a kilometer. every 2 steps i have to stop and rest and i use the inhaler at least 10 times a day. i maybe more than that. a lot. it's

a really long distance for me. i'm tired. i need electricity. i need help. there is a health care center inside the camp, but it's not equipped to provide all services that patients need. however, doctors and medical staff here try their best to give their patients as much care as they can with what they have at their disposal. and we received dozens of medical cases because of environmental and water pollution and infections. that's in addition to the many cases of chronic diseases like kinda who suffers from asthma and, and china and needs treatment on a daily basis. our treatment is aimed at alleviating the severity of the test, paying that she suffers from the other along with other displaced sick people. and the other was a hopes to soon be provided with electricity inside the tent of being able to

charge and operate her inhaler. here would make survival a little bit easier. german transfer all of schultz has pledged to protect the countries jews against a surge and anti semitism. he was speaking of the ceremony in a berlin synagogue to remember the november pogroms of 1938 when nazi mobs attacked jewish people destroying businesses, owns and synagogues, the committee reaching one of the worst nights in german history that led to the slaughter of 6000000 you'd be induced during the 2nd world war this on of air 3 comes at a time when many jews feel threatened in germany, since the least test escalation in the israel from us conflicts and the synagogues, it was recently attacked with molotov cocktails in the president of germany central

cancel of jews issued a warning on this defendant parliament. there are parallels between the mentality of radical islamists who want the extermination of israel and the jews and those on the far right to despise our culture of holocaust. remember, it's understood it was the same for the chancellor said he's outraged and deeply ashamed by rising onto symmetric sentiment in germany. you've given the weight of the countries historical crimes and can get us started on this 1st question. i said, please, this is about keeping the promise given again and again the decade since 1945. the 1st question, the promise of which our democratic germany is founded to the special credit promise never again. we must honor this promise right now. yeah. gotta get started, not just in words, this little interaction, some of them for i'm often of them. who yeah. see this movie,

i could use the movie for germany. the past is always present as its commitment to protecting jewish life in society. sketchup on a few other stories making headlines around the world today. in the us democratic senator joe mentioned has announced he won't run for re election next year in west virginia. democrats will now face an uphill battle to hold onto the republican leading states and with it to the narrow, there in north narrow control in the senate in 2024. fortunate was president must have a rivelo dis who's that has called snap elections for march, following the resignation of a prime minister, antonio costa over a corruption pro costa quit abruptly on tuesday after police searched as a visual residence and a rest of his chief of staff investigation involves his government's handling of lithium and hydrogen projects. to new york search and sub performs the world's 1st

ever transplant of an entire human on the patient. last most of his face when he accidentally touched a live wire in 2021. it's not clear yet whether he will re gain vision. the surgery took 21 hours. scientists have filled the memo feud, extinct in indonesia is remote the cyclops mountains. it can, does or thought to have emerged about 200000000 years ago when dinosaurs room, the or of this particular species was named after british nash naturalist david action bureau. it was last spotted over 60 years ago. spain's socialist party struck a deal to remain in power by offering an amnesty to catalan separatists. the controversial chord has been condemned by experience, conservative opposition and brought thousands of protesters to the streets of

madrid. the spanish socialist party official who has been leading negotiations with cut a line separatists announced to break through the united states winowski agreement between the spanish socialist policy together for catalonia apache. we've reached the agreements. we installed federal sanchez as prime minister of the spanish governments. it's an agreement that offers a started compet unit team to solve the conflicts a political conflict that should and can only be solved by politics. the socialist sealed the deal with the former president of catalonia carlos pushed him on who should now be able to return from exile in belgium. under the amnesty agreed for those who participated in a catalonia for it to secede from spain in 2017. but not everyone is pleased with the new accord. on wednesday, thousands of far right demonstrators gathered outside prime minister sanchez's office to protest against the planned offer of amnesty. and after the deal was

announced, the leaders of right wing parties called for protests to continue their watching dw news coming to live from berlin up. next we've got business for you with rob watts. i'm terry morrison. thanks for watching the . every jenny is far less surprising. we've gone all out to give you some of the right people in your northern most count the police the free time but still very much alive.