used to migrate wherever they may be, the . this is data, but you know who's coming to live from berlin. us as it is realize, agreed to daily, for our military pulses in northern garza, the white house is called it a significant 1st step. but as the fighting continues inside the territory, there has been no official confirmation from israel, of a formal plan. also coming out, ready to pay the ultimate sacrifice. we talked to the families of israel's young con, scripts sent to the front line for the 1st time. the

hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. us, as israel has agreed to pause it's military operations in parts of northern gaza for 4 hours each day. its hopes, the regular halting hostilities will allow people to flee and could play a part in the release of hostages. and move is seen as a significant 1st step by the white house. although a formal plan for implementation and stop and confirmed by israel is fighting, continues me is really is finding its way to because us trip this idea of what it shows. it's solely just inside the data dog. things from us positions the advance into the heart of gods as it comes with a heavy price for ballast in the

gods. of the largest was put in a cheaper 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. there was but in specific locations for a given period of a few hours, there were a few hours there. we want to facilitate

a safe passage of civilians away from the zone and fighting. and we're doing this is where it says mossey. those are hiding in because i was underground donald system. at least some of the nearly to 40 hostages thinking by the police are also believed to be. the israel says the ground offensive will continue until the militant group is destroyed, which will likely see mall gardens part in the crossfire to earlier i spoke with t w's tony kramer in jerusalem. i asked her what the as really is were saying about possibly introducing daily pauses. and there are offensive in gaza or the seems to be or appears to be a difference in messaging. here is israel has not really confirmed that they're saying this is mary what they already had in place. and the army spokesman of spokes, person, brief reporters on thursday evening and said very clearly, this is not a cease fire of for several hours. but rather that they will be implementing those

4 hour windows. they see it as a tactic oppose as will to pauses for humanitarian aid, but also for people for residents and the noise of cause a to move of again a south towards the south. and also that they already have this in place in the past space. is it open these corridors where people are able to move? so it's been, has refused, you know, to go for longer sees prior or a one or 2 days. these for that has been pushed for by the us administration because they say they don't want to give him us the possibility and the other minutes in groups to, to regroup. so this would be as far as we understand, implemented, implemented in different areas without uh, so with a very short notice for people to be able to move or to, to go out. and of course we need to see if this is actually happening today. and of course, parting is continuing in garza city from what we're hearing the from on the ground

is there is prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he told a us broadcast or the israel does not want to govern government guys. a wants to funding stops. does is really have an exit strategy for gauze or, or any long term plan for the territory, tanya? well, i think this is still too early to say, and again there be getting mixed messages from the is really so it's, there's no plan that has been really presented to the pop legal also to the palestinians. so the prime minister benjamin netanyahu said in one interview in the beginning of the week, that is, i would be still responsible on power phrasing. now for garza security indefinitely, any appeared to then in a different interview just now he said we don't seek to conquer or occupy or got a girlfriend, a gaza, but still that there needs to be a credible force and that's how most needs to be eliminated. now of course,

this doesn't happen if you have to look also what has been the in place and goes up before is what has been a moving out of golf. it's settlements in 2005 and been homeless. a took a power in in garza, in 2006, 2007. since then is was controlling the land borders together with egypt in the south and the sea and also the air space and is controlling what's going in and out of gaza. so it's too early to say at this stage, you know, because we have to wait how this would actually end. and also whether this is really government is still in place after the end of this war. so a lot of focus, of course, has been on hum us which launched the risk attack on october 7th. but there's another palestinian islamic group there, palestinian islamic jihad there. it's apparently holding hostages to it's now signal. it's willing to release 2 of them. what more can you tell us about that,

tony? well they published a video on social media of 2 hostages and on then a 12 year old boy they were calling on the is really the government industry due to, to do everything it can to, to bring them home. that has been a lot of talk this week about a possible breakthrough a to we to release some of the hostages by the menu to see that color in each of but so far as with all these hostage negotiations that are going on behind co stores or we don't know exactly what is happening there is ro has said also they refusing to go for a c for unless old hostages a release. but of course, at least this is the sign of life, of these 2 hostages for the relative. but it also shows the different groups as you said, holding hostages and gaza, but we have to wait and see if there is a break. so in the coming days, tony,

thank you very much. that was our correspondent tony kramer. there in jerusalem. israel is country where military conscription is mandatory and with the war with hom, us continuing, a lot of young israelis are being called up to the front line for the 1st time. this involves significant risk of course, which worries their parents and loved ones. the w has been presumed and met families waiting for their sons and daughters to return from service. we can't reveal their full names or locations for security reasons. so okay, but the for the focused reading, an army of volunteers, the best way, the american mother a full kind of an easy in charge a year 1500 meals a day, feeding it back. you ways from communities close to the funding as well as troops on the front of them for like a 20 year old son is one of them. this is the only thing that distract me from

thinking of him and that saw the pictures going around the world are especially hot for cameron to watch. for sun is positive and at least combat to unite these being on the ground and guns that since day one. she's only heard back from him a couple times over the stretch of a month. the last of excel, she says this is her contribution to the war effort. so it's amazing. well, it's amazing the the feeling that you do something behind the scenes. it helps a lot of mentally physic everything is like if you wake up in the morning and you have something to do because as of now, the whole country is like on hold the parents in israel and those that the children must do military service. but that doesn't make the sacrifice any easier for cameron nights, other, toughest i ask what goes through a head everything. everything that you want from sadness to happiness,

to proud to know sleep, fox and i'm like getting emotional is so difficult feeling. karen young's to hear from her son the dread circle from the military. she says, no news is good news. fritz is home to some of the western, europe's biggest muslim and jewish communities. the government says there have been more than a 1000 anti semitic act since the start of the israel, almost conflict. but one initiative is trying to calm the tensions these young people are learning to reassess some of the prejudices in a workshop organized by a group that includes jews and muslims, and advocates for friendship between the communities. we are more like then it

seems we just the sticker on the bottom. as the participants are under age we, i'm not saying that faces just kind of would you define discrimination to treat someone badly because of face of posted characteristics? not particularly because what does ages mean to discriminate against someone because of their age off ohio? hi. let's assume the initiative was founded to fight against the 2 forms of racism, anti semitism, and is satisfied the. these are the we raise awareness amongst young people in an indirect way. here by speaking about discrimination. to sensitize them to we make sure they don't fall into the trap of anti semitism is the multi services red ice f i t t set up the initiative 20 years ago. today's participants, some of the muslims of this christian say, such workshops have opened to the eyes, which is a good issue. so i always thought the jewish people, what keeping to themselves,

but also because i didn't know any dues. i realize that was prejudiced. and that you shouldn't judge people without knowing them when it was supposed to get those. i know understand that just because some people in france from different religions aren't getting along right now, it doesn't mean we can't get along here in this district, people from different religions do indeed literally live side by side with the synagogue, a church and a mosque, right? next to each other so i'm sort of the the read by a mom and to local christian leaders regularly organized last events. right. tough to the start of the current conflict between israel and thomas, they gathered to move the debt together. the friendship run state of didn't you have a new policy. it's hardly because of rad by seth cheese health that we could open a mosque in the street 20 years ago. he called a man on our behalf and said there is a building available here that may asked him,

are you most afraid of the muslims? mister stuffy said he didn't know. on the contrary, we want them to be close to us so that we can be friends, neighbors and brothers. was that all thought for of the legs are jews, muslim and christian congregations have held together despite the current situation in the middle east, but red valley. so 40 is deeply worried about the future. some on trends, news that we are wondering about our place in the world, the massive demonstrations in the muslim world with people yelling, dest deduce, desta, israel, israel assess, and they raise questions for humanity to move on, which you might have to use too much responsibility for the minority of 20000000 jews or not, or they go this over visualization, particularly looking to know. he believes his community's example of religious co

existence can show the way so that people elsewhere can learn to share common ground. take a look at a couple of other stories making headlines today. us secretary of state entity blinking and defense secretary lloyd austin are in india to discuss global and regional security issues. talks are expected to focus on security challenges and the in the pacific and concerns over china, as well as the wars and gaza and ukraine. new york surgeons have performed the world's 1st ever transplants of an entire human on. the patient lost most of his face when he accidentally touched a live wire and 2021 is not yet clear whether he will regain vision. the surgery took 21 hours. and scientists filmed a mammal feared extinct in engine uses remote cyclops mountains that hit the kit. no big kids are thought to have emerged about 200000000 years ago when

dinosaurs wrote with the earth. this particular species was named after british naturalist david and bro. it was last spotted over 60 years ago, or you're watching dw, there's up next. we've got a documentary film for you with a focus on a major program to reintroduce jack wires in the parts and tina and terry march. thanks for watching the discovery issues or thoughts say what the .