the, the, this is dw, use my from the, the in the us is israel has agreed to daily for our military pulses in northern causes. the white house has cooled. it a significant 1st step, but as to finding continues inside the territory is being no official confirmation from israel of a formal plan tackling adding semitism and is i'm a phobia in front of parisian jews and muslims are coming together to foster understanding the

bank visible and welcome. the us says israel has agreed to pause its military operations and punts of northern gauze for 4 hours a day. it's hope the regular holton hostilities will allow people to flee and could play a part in the release of hostages. the movie scene is a significant 1st step by the white house. so though affordable plan for implementation has not been confirmed by israel as the funding continues. the east, really army is fighting its way through the gaza strip of the footage they released shows its soldiers inside the territory targeting how much positions the bonds into the heart of garza city. comes with a heavy price for palestinians causes largest hospital as she font is being over whelmed with civilians injured indians,

hands fighting they were trying to flee to the south. as soon as we got to the street a tank. here's all the you one says the phone bartman pest is placed about 2 thirds of the territories residents this week, tens of thousands of palestinians have moved south to seek safety. that is rarely prime minister continues to insist that would be no cease fire 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 here a few hours there. we want to facilitate a safe passage of civilians away from the zone and fighting. and we're doing the israel assess how much leaders are hiding, and gosh, that's the underground tunnel system. at least some of the nearly 240 hostages

taken by the group. i also believe to be there is really leaders say the ground defense. it will continue until the militant group is destroyed, which will likely see more thousands caught in the crossfire as well. we are now jerusalem corresponding tonya claim a what the is, why are these the saying about possibly introducing dad. he pauses in never offensive in gaza or the seems to be a piece to be a difference in messaging here is it is read 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 report is on thursday evening and said very clearly this is not a cease fire for several hours. but rather that they will be implementing those 4 hour windows. they see it as a tactical pulse, as well 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 days that they're open, these corridors where people are able to move. so it's been, has refused, you know, to go for longer sees part 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 him 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 to from on the ground. in china, low is a spokesperson for the norwegian refugee council. we asked her whether the

introduction to fidelity for our pause and fighting would provide relief to the people have gotten. and 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 will 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. and we can talk now to peter the from the is where the defense forces. joining us from tell the be great to have you on the show. again, at 1st of all clarify the situation for us. are we getting these humanitarian pauses ended? what full? i absolutely, the, the idea of human to turn pause is, is to enable people to evacuate safely from the north, across the we've been speaking quite frequently about how much that's been preventing it and by the amounts of people that are actually leaving over the last 3 days and specifically, yes, but they saw 80000 people evacuated from north to south. it goes to show that from us was preventing people that wanted to take care of their own lives. indeed. so it is enabling people to evacuate safely. but also if those that want to say that can we stop as a human to turn pause. it is important to identify that thank you. monitoring

causes aren't specific locations that not widespread that it's not part of the northern garza, you know, how much is deeply embedded in the call, but still i'm going door to door face to face and the urban come about. so while we're conducting human, to turn polls and specifically locations to enable evacuation of those that wants to go, we are continuing to, to pursue how much of the pay the over the past days. the i d. s. has also said a con, secure, those humanitarian card was fully secure them. how safe then are they for these people wanting to evacuate? this is exactly very representative of the situation and see what the form of spoken speaker interviewing and showed just said when these are you in the lateral side. so we have no partner in regards to that. so no governing authority from us has no regard for any life is ready, all kind of thing and, and that's why when we were initially engaging in this humanitarian, the evacuation cards was they initially, in the past 2 days,

they were firing up these car, those. so, but what we did so yesterday, the most a huge amounts of people who are in the factories and which is a good thing uh, 2 days ago. so we have a huge amount. so it's 50080000 just that i we're, we're seeing and i can say that i've seen this morning reports of more declaration from moving guns and strip. this is a good thing. it's people taking care of their lives. we have been trying to get them out of all those way now for over 3 weeks. unfortunately, how much was putting barriers in timmons? i think physical virus to prevent people talking about creating so that they swimming and hide behind them. but at the same time, some of these evacuated saying that they've been confronted by tanks and by as strikes not not aware of any. and i would say the district disruption on the roots that have been designated off on the specific locations weren't separate. the conducted a boss, this is a, i'm not aware of that at all. and i would say yes, we are seeing

a mass huge amounts of new moving from people going south, which actually proves the opposite. so you're saying you can guarantee these people's safety. as far as the timing goes, we heard that from nothing. yahoo as well, a few hours here a few hours there for such masses of people moving on foot. how is it physically possible that they get from the north to the south and safely a ben, this is a balance of, of the war that is ongoing. and it is a war that we all determined to, to win. because from us launch their attack against us, and we all determined to remove them from control. so it's important that your military mission and we see that your minutes are in mission as part of our, our role, their mission in order to achieve that goal. but what is important is to get people out of the way safely. indeed, when there is gun fights that are how mazda conducting or offered g attacks against

our forces and the forces are required to defend themselves. but i would say that, you know, the mess evacuation yesterday or 80000 people prove that people actually are feeling safe for now. that is wrong. and the idea of a localized advocacy things that they can get away. find the fact that from us is trying to prevent the pay that is, is there a change in mindset or change in how much, how much control over these people in the know that you can clarify for us. so we've seen some people that have been a few people, not too many that have been speaking out. so going from us and i feel a bit relieved. they can actually say what i'm most was doing to them. i saw a video to circulate to just back from the browser lady talking about how the threatening to to crowd harper in her belly if she leaves. so i would say that is obviously people feeling a bit more relieved across the situation in gaza. is not an easy situation, it is a was on there is in spoken specifically the north where we are covering the extent

of how much is investment inside the hospitals and tired schools and tired residential areas and how they've created this 45 position out of more of the communities or pounds, one of the villages in northern draws up to stuff that's our as activities we are sticking them out. we have destroying them stage by stage. i would say we're not in a rush to do it, or we're doing it systematically in a way that maximizes our false protection in order to make sure that we don't have too many sides. and that is why we're moving forward. no, there are 239 is released still being held this morning in hot button, how much the task we are working to bring them on. and so many civilians are all so being caught up in this for both sides. idea of folks person, people going to the thank you very much for joining us again here on the w. okay. well the threat to civilian life is all too obvious in gaza. city and the world

health organization has been wanting of deteriorating conditions, leading to infectious diseases. but there is little relief for those who make it out of the board. one city to the relative safety of the south and a lack of electricity and medical supplies make the situation especially challenging for those with the existing health issues. the students being displaced from the jamalia, a refugee camp in the north. honda of whose aid has been living in attend in con eunice and 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 their 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 humid,

many and at 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 when we come to the camp for just place to people is over crowded. 27000 people live here with no adequate health facilities and no electricity. proper treatment is difficult. several times a day, tanya 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 and 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. 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 then we receive dozens of medical cases because of environmental than 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 chest pain that she suffers from the other along with other displaced the sick people and the other was a hopes to soon be provided with electricity inside the tent. being able to charge and operate her inhaler here would make survival

a little bit easier. and let's talk more about the humanitarian situation with each of the honda spokes person for the international committee of the red cross in gaza . your in russell, i believe how severe is the situation at hospitals in the south? um, 1st of all, thank you for having me. you know, the answer to your question is that it's unprecedented. the trucking business, i'm sorry, situation dogs at all levels. as we speak, we are receiving news that are hospitals in the north, in kansas city that are subject to attacks and violence which is on into the injury of medical. there's now and, and the, the innovation and some of these ambulances, as some of these hospitals are the hospitals. and many of those do not on the streets, a large number of, of casualties, of all different kinds. but also they've been habits tens of thousands of

internally, slaves tendencies who ran to these hospitals as sanctuaries. and um, you know, the hospitals and medical teams enjoyed special protection on the nation's attorney in law. and these reports about the incident as to why that was just for east principles and it goes again 20 i shall say we wear as icy r. c, on our way a few days ago to reach of goods hospital which has run that by the palestine request of society. and that was the 1st time i'm going to try to reach to the capital city. after october, 13th, we were on boy of 4 trucks and 2 i succeed vehicles and why we're trying to reach off what's possible, which isn't the south and part of the city. uh, we were under fire and we had to move immediately, evacuate the area and to trucks. uh for st. damages and one of our drivers was

injured. we have to go. ready ready additional hospital which is the largest repair hospital because of the trip and the habits over 50 pounds. each displayed families and we delivered the age and we supported the number of apples. there's uh, so webs at enjoying the edge of people to the rock crossing and on the way we have with the houses of the building. and so we're trying to get from the north and south garza working on tea and just clarify from you from her number for you were under attack and who was actually opening fire on you. we could not the finances are, but we were clearly visible in that to patients and and both parties were aware of how about some boys and what would be, what you read even is there any, has you seen any evidence of how much using these convoys to hide or transport weapons or hide themselves,

or we have not been subjected to that before. and it was clear about the purpose rates or what time, where i can confirm that we were clearly visible in the location that was near the only the so you can play moving in that area. and clearly older roads leading to the hospital reference the dentist which was, which was for us to find a way to get to the hospital. but it's a, it's a very, very challenging situation that i'm going to turn your situations now. have to worry for the safety of their own teams on the grounds. while they are trying to get life saving a to the hundreds of thousands of people who can gather horn in dire need for either in the hospitals or in the shelters or asians or the families blocks those things and wonder without any routes on their over depends without the basic access to essentially surfaces, do my thoughts are fluids on taking bolts or and you know, like people who are working on that on their feet, trying to uh do to reach to the south and part of the jobs that were asking for us

for some water to drink, i so myself, the children, even new born scary by their own mothers, trying to cross and get to safety. and they were asking already down there. are we going to die to be under the scale spaces? and the show this we're on, is there enough food? i mean to not answer these questions unfortunately. um as we speak, there's an ongoing non stop consideration, the human type situation and goes to the strip. and this should not be acceptable to relate to the rate is the any more any further, it goes into the different, the resulting to the office of the lives of destruction, of infrastructure and more hampered, you know, environment for, for medical teams. so there's now to, to provide large saving services, insights they have from huge amount of, from the i c. c. thank you very much for joining us there from gaza. thank you.

or germany's 5 minutes. donnelly, in a bad bulk, is embarking on her cert, middle east tour it a month before the policy example for you to write a germany's commitment to israel. and it's right to defend itself. stump will be the united arab emirates for heading to saudi arabia. and these rel itself low lead speed to dw political correspondent julia so dearly who's covering this story for us from the then julia, what is the focus of bab oaks, middle east to well, with our a stop in israel, the focus is going to be again for a and in a bad book to reiterate, support for israel seen as unimportant partner for germany, and reiterating the fact that germany supports israel's right to defend itself at the moment. the focus will also be put on humanitarian assistance for civilians and gaza. about books said in the statement before she departed on her trip, that the need for humanitarian pauses is clear,

given the pictures that are coming out of gaza and of civilian suffering. and that germany is working hard. non stop with its partners to try to find ways to get more aid into the gaza strip to assist the civilians. and also one topic of discussion is still the number of german citizens that are hostages in gaza. that is a number that goes a is a thought to be between 8 and 12 people. there are still, there is still no news coming as to how and when these people are going to be taking out of their getting better vocab any way. as far as preventing this conflict from spilling over to the region. so this is one of the main concerns of the german government that they have expressed since the beginning of this conflict . and germany sees itself in an important role. and a set this as one of the priorities of it's the put matic work to try to prevent

and exc escalation in the region. this is also a big concern for the countries that she is visiting on this tour. there is a fear that there could be attacks from iran or iranian, and ring and proxies against, for example, saudi arabia or other countries in the region. and this is something that is going to be discussed. also, it is an important time for bell book to be visiting, especially saudi arabia, as a re odd prepares to host a special meeting of the arab league and of the organization from islamic cooperation, which also includes iranian leaders and saw your review seems to also be positioning itself in a position to become a stronger mediator and a stronger diplomatic player in this crisis. dw political correspondent, julia valley. thank you. now, francis is home to some of western europe biggest muslim and jewish communities. the government, this is the, has to be more that has to be more than

a 1000 adults. america tax that has broken out since the stance of the israel, how much conflict. but one initiative is trying to calm those tensions. these young people are learning to reassess some of their 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 the sticker on the bond. as the participants are under age, we have not seeing the faces. jessica, how would you define discrimination to treat someone badly because of face of posted characteristics? not particularly, because what does ages in mean to discriminate against someone because of their age off ohio? hi. let's assume initiative was founded to fight against 2 forms of racism, anti semitism, and it's on a phobia level. so we raise awareness amongst young people in an indirect way or by

speaking about discrimination to sensitize them. so we make sure they don't fall into the trap of anti semitism as long as they sent me to read 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, because it's, i suppose 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 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 danielle, the new policy is hardly because of read 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 and neighbors and brothers . was that all saw for the local jewish 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. newsome on trends. news that we have wondering about our place in the world,

going to 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. with your mind that 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. and before we go a quick look at a couple of other stories making news. new york surgeons have performed the world's 1st transplant of an entire human eye. the patient lost most of his face when he accidentally touched the line wire in 2021. it's not clear yet with a hill regained vision. the surgery took 21 hours and australia assigned to landmark treaty with the pacific island of tupelo to help residents escape rising

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