the the business dw news from ballot job, i know it just as well to protect civilians inside gauze. us main hospital. i'll see for the us president associate expects fighting and gaza to be quote, less intrusive as hospitals doctors at l. c. for say that struggling to keep babies alive in a hospital like in food, water and electricity, and with events unfolding of them, at least so quickly. many are asking the questions. what will happen when the shooting stopped to take a look at some possible center tasks popping up for an indefinite absence.

residents of a town in iceland is evacuated due to the threat of april, kind of give option, allowed to return only briefly to collect some of that belong i'm glad of as welcome as fighting continues of the gaza strip. you as president joe biden is wanting that the biggest gauze in the hospital must be protected. he's calling on israel to take quotes, less intrusive action at all. she for israel says, how must militants using medical centers as come on the basis is really time set to be surrounding. all she felt by the world health organization says doctors are still doing all they can to care for patients despise having no water or electricity of the film just a few days ago in this video. apparently salt inside gauze is alex,

chief of hospital, gives a sense of just how many people have been crowded inside and according to medical stuff at the facility. dozens of new bones have not been removed from incubators, and placed together on beds in the open. so they are in a very bad situation where you don't want to kill them unless someone at the dentist. so i just want them to get a situation. but these are the kinds of cases where you have to be that sensitive. indeed with them you have to take care of each of them. again, that's a special great concrete. they are all in open space with each other, with no interest in control measures. as well as ground defensive has been moving ever closer to the gates of el cheapo hospital in recent days with the us president joining the growing international calls for restraint. well i,

you know. 2 not very much in especially my concern is going on and my hope and expectation that there will be a less intrusive action routing on hospital hospital must be protect. israel's military has accused thomas of using hospitals, the high command incentives and weapons. and it's now police footage and what it says, the children's hospital in gaza, that's on really flat, down more than 20 meters down the road. both found a door and door that is approved. it's a, it's explosive proof, alleging how may i sit held hostages in rooms to meet the hospital. we're now in the area of the basement of the hospital, along with a cache of weapons and explosives side the ha. i wanted to understand this

kind of dear, this is a gear for major flights. these are explosives. these are rest, verify with explosives. yeah, it's a body best for terrorist to explode and forces along the hospital. along the patients. hospitals are given special protection during times of pool. israel okay, is that how much this use of medical facilities is cover paper rights? any legal safeguards as it's intensifies its ground defensive inside the gaza strip . i went to and by he but tvs, a country director for humanitarian angel carr, independence didn't entire choice, and she joins us from ramallah in the westbank, cuba, how the hospitals like i'll see for a still able to function as the w h. o says, as, as you know, they were lots of very if i can say,

you know, the methods and ways where they can ration that very few with the jobs of fuel for uh, for the different departments. as you could see in the 4 times that you have just shown, these are put together some thank you bases just to make sure that they are at keeping each other warm. they have rotating oxygen masks that are not requiring electricity to function. and, and the thing is i've gone to other sections, unfortunately those, as you could see in the interior of course, and then use in the last days, those who are in immediate need and the constant need for the equipment medical equipment to sustain their non that's it. was sustainable, the electricity, we lost them, and this is expected as these, these practices that are taking phase, buying the hospital or have to go in to be sustained up in the us. so all of

the last job of that exist city to solar panels is being consumed. now if we're talking about the teams of kat, how are your teams able to still provide help to people in gaza? us as we are unable to continue doing the work and the aid that we used to do a couple of weeks ago, what we were able to secure from inside garza has done has, has been almost consumed by every, every one by that human he did in organizations by the defense advocate with the geographic, a disconnect between the north and the south. we find that was that of nice to and to find resources from within the south. and these are very, very limited resources. and the ones we are doing is to focus on really good stuff . nice. but again, even with the base costs and very few amounts of medical supplies that we find. we are unable to deliver them to the hospital because of the constance and bombing in

the constant sending around them. so this is unfortunately, the situation where we are unable to continue doing and providing, delivering age as we want to do it even compared to a couple of weeks ago. now what's the most vital supply that people in gaza onedrive? now that could bring them immediate relief i would say fewer. i know that the food is also very important, but fewer with function dollars. but the fuel with a know, baker, is to, to, to just that fuel would also allow them to access water to clean water for drinking water for, for hygiene practices. and of course, this does not mean that it would sort of every, every requirement and needs, but it would be very important for the basic basic. and he just the requirements for not saving in gaza. but of course, food was, it maybe can supply and all of these cumulated in this is that these are very much

needed and to be entered in gaza every day we see that there are more than one trucks that are entering, but they are not what we call the jump in the ocean. the see basically with them to come to these direct uh, full cap and the posting and territories. thank you very much. now while israel's war against her mouth shows no sign of slowing many people already asking the question, what will happen when it's over? most analysts agree, it's too early to say. but some scenarios appear more likely than others, destruction, dest, israel's pursuit, or from us, is leveling whole neighborhoods in gaza, causing widespread human suffering and laying waste to infrastructure. this satellite imagery shows one area before and after israel started its bombardment and later ground defensive. the shooting will eventually stop. israel says that

after the war, they'll have to be a new security regime for gas. experts say 3 scenarios are most likely. the 1st option tightened the control. israel's foreign minister has warrant that causes territory will decrease, which could mean wider, so called buffer zones before the war areas and goals are within the kilometer of these really border. we're no go areas. these could be expanded. experts say that if the north of the enclave is totally destroyed, it could remain uninhabitable. cut off like this guy's ends would depend entirely on internationally to survive. option 2 would see the palestinian authority which controls the west bank, also take control of casa. this would unite palestinians under a single government, which could also be part of any future negotiations over palestinian sovereignty. the 3rd option, what's the arab states that have relations with israel take control along with the palestinian authority. the u. s. has laid down some red lines in response to

options discussed by is really politicians and the international community. no. is forcible displacement of palestinians from guys of no use of guys as a platform for launching terrorism or other other attacks against against israel. no diminution in the, in the territory wowza and a commitment to palestinian lead governance for, for guys and, and for the west bank a lot of knows the other potential broker the united nations as so far not presented suggestions for a solution, leaving the future of gaza uncertain i spoke earlier with, you'll see medical, the axis, the middle east analyst with the royal institute of international affairs, also known as chatham house in london. and uh south of asking, what will the, what the trip priorities will be in the rebuilding garza?

it good afternoon. i think obviously when you look at your watch list of guys of the, you know, the massive above mental photographs of the dysfunction there. but no dodge, when you have hundreds of thousands of people, probably 700000 people in this place. many, many houses the storage costs because now under foot goes. so they, they, they meet, it's almost a month. and when they told me, am i saving you money to an age just to ensure that people have shuttle people, efforts, sanitation, air, water and, and the rest. this will be in the immediate austin months then also to ensure that people have to enjoy security. and then gradually moving into the building of guys and, and, and showing that also there is governors so easily is governing does are unique. you need some sort of government, assuming this from us won't be able to govern. and these are the ones, least of all the people from us is, is, is the oh,

possibly the guy from the place that it needs to live so far? it kind of a tube. and then we have to look into the, into the, me, in the long tags in the, into the, in probably an intimation of something to listen to. mechanisms that we look into, into the building. does the construct doesn't, but also be the governments that and eventually election and uniting, there they're there by the student body key between the west bank and gaza under one who now and that's an yeah. who says that israel, you mention security? and he said that israel will control the overall security of all the off of the world. you'll see is what was holding on to the power for long off to was. busy who do you think should step in after the war? but let's see what the outset is. there is a, what does mean also come towards? does it mean presence? we've seen, we've seen guns up lessons from the outside world or, or the idea of the blockade was having all the little control bikes on the outside

and keeping it on the day at this phase. and collapse. we seem few hours on the, on, on 7 folks, although these disasters consequences. so if you means staying there, then it's ok. patients are becoming potentially seem to totally, totally and multiply it pointlessly meaning that paper this season is enough to you by an all star joint. so it's very difficult to see whether it's due to be just a mental for that. probably better to ensure days, let me population that he's doing something. oh, there isn't actually applying to how to ensure the secuity for what is that and these are the guys that i think any plan within. so we can to the mission of forces them at least some things that are in time until we're moving into some of the blue mountain castle. it was of these are the by the scene in conflict. and now what about the poster? and in a far as the sounds plausible,

doesn't that that they'd be given a chance to govern garza or what do you think should be the obviously the, the, the, the kind of just entering 2 guys are considering how the less the, the false 2 lives back in 2010 server and all in the back call so easily changed us and to be implicated. we've was the wrong guys. i mean, what's, you know, the destruction next as a result of defeat. so again, that's sort of the need for an interesting time that the 8 says needs to go to the full a, the, the issue of succession in the p a in the piano, and finding new leadership as much as is what makes new new leadership, new leadership for guys, a building and penalties, a political boss. these that's with the, with the in the next elections building, the institution has been cited. so this is, this is the process that you should be outlined in stock. do you know immediately when there isn't a ceasefire and same unit there she permitted thing,

but also no legal. she that can thing be only the conflict itself into a resolution to the solution. now is this time as traffic as everything is right now to do is provide a chance for a possible resolution of the conflict. i think whatever you have such a deep crisis, there is also going to put to unity. because the one thing that everyone realize this, i know is the account and arrangements don't work. then even the even worse eh, conditions and they know probably on both sides, the more than 240 something 1000 people there. and we saw that this auction and to tell them what they both societies, i'm going slow and the show quiz dead and associated with this test. if there was any thrust between them and see it even being there. didn't show the always yeah. if annually does she, if she's down to like less than the communicating the coffee to king in dc use the

state to school doesn't tour. it needs to go back to the root cause. this of the caustic says it doesn't mean nation for both the combination of the right. so oh, jewels the names of the copy tunnel, the few g issue a lot of good colonial development dealing with settlements in, in the west bank. all those issues that makes it, these are the policy and conflicts with difficult of the international community. person that i think should be installed vision of the elements of that. but we all state the united states and the will be in union and then increase their responsibility because it affects their interest. you also medical background with the international affairs. think time, time house. thank you very much for sharing your expertise with us. thank you for having me time not to have a look at some of the other news making headlines around the world. local officials in indonesia as opposite province,

nearly 200 were interested geez. have arrived by boat from me and ma, that's the largest number to arrive in months. thousands of for him to the muslims risk their lives every year fleeting, religious and ethnic persecution in me, a ma to this hold on for just 5 minutes to david cameron has attended his 1st cabinet meeting since as surprise appointment. as for an secretary, it came during 5 minutes, so basically, so next cabinet we shuffle on monday. it's been interpreted as i move towards the political center ahead of next year's general election ruling on orlando floods caused by parental reign, have killed thousands of people in somalia. nearly half a 1000000 civilians have been displaced and infrastructure severely damaged. united nations says it's the west flooding and in decades of the trigger, assuming a terrier emergency, germany's opposition lift potty says it is this binding. it's paula mentoring group

. that's after the pond has most prominent politician left to footfall and her own spencer group. so her wagner next announced last month that she aims to form a new policy with the more nationalists nc migration agenda. she resigned from the left policy together with 9 other members and peace from the 2 factions will now be organized in groups in parliament. political correspondence, simon young girl has been out from the a problem entry a studio assignment. what does this mean for the less faulty and full of the problem? entirely? a problem entry balance. a look at how they left policy lead a deep, deep knob. but said that he thinks that this could be a new beginning phase party. but i think really, it's a pretty big blog for the last policy. they've been forced into this, as you mentioned, because the taint of that and pays the members of the book. this talk i have left to join a splinter. great that it is in the process of being formed. what that means is

that in terms of numbers of members of the board, this tug at the left party now falls below the threshold for full paula busy group status with see how the policies have. and what does that mean? well, it means they'll get a few a privileges, they'll have a little bit less speaking time, less funding from the public coffers and they'll have to let some of that stuff go for instance. so they go to reorganize themselves. i think more widely. it means more fragmentation of the gym and political landscape. we've got to 6 parties in the bonus tag up to now, going forward. it'll be 7 different groupings. and that could make it more difficult to form coalitions in the future. more difficult for voters perhaps to know who to vote for. now this is all happening because a prominent member of the policy has broken away to form a new policy. tell us more about the zone of oxidized us. yes,

he's one of the most prominent figures on the radical left in germany. he made something of a career indeed of going her i'm way doing their own thing and has tried to start new policy groups before with this time. she's got 10 members of uh, uh for the policy to join her. and she's trying to set up this the party. she hopes to do it next year in time for the 2025 national election and she's running on a platform love. so the socialist economic policies, but also a position to migration and poll, suggested that that could be appealing to some of those who are currently voting for the fall, right? a f d at a sound involved in fact, is also made no secret of her sympathy as a pro russia sympathies when it comes to the ukraine was somebody who definitely goes against the mainstream and is certainly none of us to making trouble for her old policy. but left baltic when i'm in simon. yeah. maybe sex

i will go to iceland know a scientist say the risk of faithful kind of erection remains high even though seismic activity as decreased in the past few days. the state of emergency remains in effect and some 4000 president of the residents of the town of green, the vic, that's near the capital re cubic. i've been actuated as a precaution. on monday they were permitted to enter the homes for a few minutes to gather some essentials. collecting as many belongings as possible, i or unpacking them into the cause. residents of the icelandic town of grinda, vic withdrawn to debrief window of time to return to the houses to pick up the possessions and animals.

i was trying to save stuff from my home. that means a lot to me like things for my parents. actually there's just like this pension loss because now i've actually gone and seen my house for the 1st time since the friday. so now it's just like a pension coming down and, well, i'm really emotional and that's basically how i'm feeling right now. the town has experienced hundreds of us quakes and recent days caused by shifting underground maxima, creating huge cracks and roads and buildings which could indicate that a nearby volcano is about to erupt. authorities of restricting access to the area and telling people to collect the possessions quickly and then leave. and i know that during the last or option you can feel the

mag my moving underneath the ground. and we're not feeling that yet, but i think interruption could occur very rapidly. so we shouldn't hang out many residents the staying and shelters waiting to hear if and when it is safe to return home from all of a situation. damn no joined by our trusty goodman son, e. as in ice mondays, geologist and journalist in the capital rate cubic that's just about 40 kilometers away from the evacuated town. kind of like nice to have you with us are, is this size make activity telling us anything about how close we are to an actual eruption? yeah. well, it's a, it's really doing that because we know it's in my mind, it's about the 500 to 800 meters below the surface at certain points and the state of emergency estate evaluate done. so actually the,

the instruments that were showing more of show freak gases being and so there was a flash recreation right now, up to about 4 o'clock from the town. some of the few people have to go out into the town and us, well, the, the neighboring 0 time on the power plant. so yes, the state of emergency has been there and the boss can make a rough this could be a minute. but there are all the science of the showing at the same violation of the as christmas we have been for so it's not stopping. so we have to think really think about the facing a most kind of get options, either in a few hours or at least one or 2 days. ahead. and now this might not be the most urgent store for anyone in iceland, but wouldn't put any of option here. me for international ad travel will remember

the eruption of the, of the volcano of that erupt, that in 2010 can we expect some say something similar? a how to pronounce the name for your moms a. i feel pleasure lives in 2010 and uh, well, this is a different uh, the most likely scenario is uh, i saw a lot of, uh, your option with a often slot of fountains being images from some sections of the lot kinda exposure small crates as being uh, phones, uh uh there is no thought big sense on them. okay. no, us, they a good really is it's in the south of the south coast of iceland. but there is also a small likelihood that the, the eruption might occur up to see bit of the cost, because we know that this mike, my field fisher has extended it to the,

the idea of close to the cost of the bus, the likelihood this not a small, so i think we will not be facing a, a, the ice producing the eruption, but we kind of drew it out and we would also not be able to root out some effect on the traffic, but it goes to iceland. hm. but i think it would not affect the mainland in anyways . now is it possible to protect the infrastructure houses, homes in the affected area as well as people have been allowed to visit their homes in small groups and the ssl from the, from the, from the, the bought the, the damage is considerable. some houses have been damaged from lots of buildings have been damaged just as well, but uh, we have to wait out safely. uh, we can stay so they might not be here, which is always possible,

but be funded. often of close. we have to wait dollars with that, i was going heading and uh, later on. uh we have to assess the damage and that is uh, especially on the funds in iceland. all right we, i'm afraid but running out of time in the program, asked to interrupt to that and katya. sure. i'm sorry for that. thank you very much . all right, sounds good months on end rate cubic. and this is for now the

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