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tv   DW News  Deutsche Welle  November 18, 2023 4:00am-4:16am CET

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the, the, this is dw news line from the lien running out of food to, to you as well. the free program says people in gaza are on the search of starvation. a trickle of humanitarian aid arriving by egypt is doing little to ease critical shortages as people that hold power costs. and the lack of fuel for generates is also coming up. we piece of the community on the israel live and on puerto that's almost a goes town. tanks to rockets launched by his beloved intentions over gaza on display here in germany,
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turkish president red chip tie 31 travels to violin to meet germantown, so that will show the territory. thank you for your company. the united nations agency, full palestinian refugees says it has suspended 8 operations in gaza because of a lack of fuel and the collapse of communications networks. the world food program meantime is warning that stopped by sion in guys that could be immune and because of a lack of food supplies. un officials say that only 10 percent of necessary food items and of gaza seems to be the beginning of the current conflict. rough uh, near causes, southern border with egypt. the algebra by a family live here in the part of gauze that that israel said would be safe for civilians. but the family says their home was destroyed by an israeli bombardment
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on the 1st day of the war. at night they sleep at a un school, but during the day they return to the rubble of their old home. they say every day is a struggle to find enough to eat. sometimes there is nothing but tea. but even worse than hunger, they say, is the constant fear of his really bombs and holes. well, there's danger all the time because there's no specific time for the bombing before . it could happen at any time. you could be hit at any time a little bit closer at the initial because we don't not food or drink. we just want to be safe with our children. now right, know off of the field, we have boat and the destruction we have seen just one safety and security, the motors for granted. let this be good because now there is none. the less. yeah . and then the bombing and the blockade have also pushed causes health system to
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the brink of collapse, staff at the turkish palestinian friendship hospital say they had to shut down cause was only cancer treatment center due to lack of fuel. also caused by israel's blockade. without medicine or chemotherapy, there's little the doctors can do to help dozens of cancer patients. yeah, i mean, how does the situation is not any tragic? i mean it's a mold and tragic sort of on cancer patients are fragile grief. they need a lot of care from nurses for medical teams. the medicine, as well as psychological supports, which we don't half now left in the heavy and we smoke through the minute. the blockade on fuel hasn't just effected hospitals, causes communications network has shut down. and in a delivery by the un was cancelled both from lack of fuel is real says it will begin allowing to tankers of fuel per day to enter, which the un says there's only a fraction of what they need. it's well, margaret harris is
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a spikes person for the world health organization. we asked her whether it's rouse, stated intent to prevent disease in gaza. could be achieved with just 2 trucks of fuel the day. it's this, let's say at least it's the sky, but it's certainly nothing off of the needs. we've assessed simply to keep the water sanitation, the hospitals going, i consider it be more the numbers i have said we need at least well considerably more than that. and the big issue is you've got people crowded together, they as you, you so graphically illustrated with your report. they then leaving in makes these conditions i don't have enough to eat. thank. they don't have water to wash with this any 5 percent of the water. but used to come in to the thirt, any areas coming, you know, and they, in high risk conditions,
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just affect the mental health of the constant bombing means that all the factors are there that will lead to massive outbreaks of disease. and we're already seeing outbreaks already seeing more than 45000 cases of diarrhea over 70000 cases of upper surgery tract infections. these are the outbreak diseases and it's only going to get worse unless something really, really big happens. and that the biggest thing, the best thing that happened is a ceasefire. margaret harris de, well israel says it has destroyed a major weapons factory use by militant group palestinian islamic jihad in gaza. the army released this video died 8 said, sorry, the destruction of the facility according to the east, around defense forces, rocket pots and drawings were found in the building, which was located in northern casa, as well since october, the 7th, and already tense situation on the 11 on israel border has become more precarious.
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the liberties has below a label to tara. grouped by germany under us, carries out new daily strikes on ease, riley targets. most rockets are intercepted but some to make it true. and these are our tele guides. both has blah and east route and cease that they don't want to pull out conflict bonsai, they are ready for anything. residents along the border have been told to evacuate, but not everyone has done. sorry. dw correspondent rebecca reese's, filed this report, shunted shops and empty streets, cats and soldiers. pretty much all the life left in carrie hatch, mona. less than 3 kilometers from each round northern border with 11 on carry, which mona is right. it has been as firing line. this strip of shops was struck by a rocket from 11 on nearly 90 percent of these town have been evacuated as only really soldiers walking around and every now and then you can hear the outgoing
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fire of these riley military is like just 6 or 518 year old, any of laila was here, the night the rockets hit the bottom, the side on the roof and the like, slow down the because can you see the 2 bill? he's one of the many who's moved away from the town, but he travels back to work each day in this sandwich shop. that now opens mainly to feed the hundreds of troops stationed in the area of the city of lacroix, the fam, like family, that great. so me to, in the i came every money to feed my soldier going to the next week, hillstone, who's compulsory military service and perhaps end up back here in uniform. i know one thing that is why they are one of the business world
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right across the indies. now deserted town, we happen across one of the few residents who says she'll never leave love here little no, it's gary when the explosions here. but we have face of either your son in law is to the wrong move to with her husband last year. so the country side, clean air and the quiet, but a lot has changed since then. quite a few months ago. oh, the neighbors have left for you. so maybe there is one or 2 still here. very, we rarely see any one here in the street. there was a minute to base. there is rarely so just uh, i'm not afraid this buses for 2 years before i leave the new level hub. not afraid, but i'm sure what the future holds a need. know. i'm know some mind read a quarter of my so no one knows what will happen next. that's my 3. we're hoping
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that this will be over enough to meet with me to view the sofa. so we want to stay here until the end of our lives said bye. for now though, to ranch, mona remains a town of cats soldiers and a few hardy citizens lancaster. the conflict in gaza has also cost a shadow over a controversial visit to germany by turkeys president red chip type road one has been here in buildings, adults with germantown, sol, i've solved the 2 liters voice, softly different views on the war. and shake weatherstone looking jim and president frank file to stein miles and then onto the chancellor rate where oh, laugh schultz was waiting to greet the one with a friendly smile. the usual images from a visit between nato allies. but as the 2 leaders spoke to the media,
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just before the tools, it was clear there was a wide gulf between them on the wall between israel and thomas. that's to be up to the doctor in conflict. i am aware that we have different, indeed very different views on this conflict, and that's hardly a secret. and that is even more of a reason for us to talk. particularly you can difficult times how we need to speak directly face to face. or did you say that it will look to be more places of worship, a hit plus just a hit hospitalized hit, but shooting hospitals to getting children? these things are not in the target. you can't do that. it is not in the debt collection of human rights. you cannot do it. you'll have almost in recent weights at a one has made a series of inflammatory statements about the conflict calling. how may i ask freedom fighters at israel? a terrorist state northeast tony lane was more conciliatory.
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e sign your artistic visit. how can we solve this problem? how can we get a humanitarian pause in the fighting on my own, the cow, kentucky, and germany make a contribution? and how can we take these steps together? what is the life sholtes concentrated on the positives, such as anchors, constructive role brokering a grain deal between russia and ukraine and the importance of trade between turkey and germany. but on the war in gaza, his position was clear production and kents device if you know germany once, as you will know, are solidarity with his relatives on wavering east. israel has the right to defend itself aligned with international law. at the same time, if we say every life is equally valuable and this means the suffering of the people of cause us and then cause upsetting us as well. and gaza worked on so to me to say
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there were plenty of other issues to discuss during ad one's very short visit migration nato enlargement and took a type of buying you wrote fight a war planes were all on the agenda for the remainder of the classroom woods of garza was kept to a minimum, that in itself may be counted as a success as well. d, w as chief political editor, mikaela christmas, and also take on the statements. find the 2 latest visits by the tech is present, was always going to be controversial quite clearly. he comes, he is self confident knowing that he's has a lot to deliver, that germany certainly cannot achieve. he cited the grain deal with russia and ukraine as one of the key roles took. he can play. and he also raised hopes that turkey can say a central role in stopping the conflict between israel and tomas from spreading further. and that is the one point the dom and tom. so stress where both sides
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agree, despite the fact that they disagree on every other detail, hardly any other leader could get away with the rhetoric. ad one is currently displaying over israel, particularly in so many in the country that not only stresses israel's right to defend itself, but that has made the security of israel and its citizens and jews in this country and further afield. a cool principle of the very b of the german state. so both sides wide pot to societies that are intertwined with some 3000000 people who took us roots living here in germany. and both highly dependent on each saw the turkey economically on germany and germany on talkie. also, when it comes to negotiations, working towards another migration deal that could help keep migrants from coming to the european union, controversial visits and very,
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very controversial tools who are behind close tools. mckayla griffin to he's a quick round up of some of the stories before we go. some altima and one of the founders of the company that developed the artificial intelligence tool chat. g p t has been sacked from his job to see your open eyes board pushed assman out after they lost the confidence in him saying he was quite not consistently candid in these communications with the board. a number of major advertises including ibm. disney, apple, and warner brothers have post marketing on social media platform ex, formerly known as twitter. the companies are not a loan mosque is facing a controversy or the height space off the he posted, he's endorsement of an anti submitting conspiracy theory on the platform to bubble if you tell them that liberia and opposition later in the form of vice president, joseph bullock hi is poised to become the country's new president. he bees incumbent george way uh,
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in the 2nd round of elections with just over 50 percent of the device. international observers side of the election was largely painful despite some violent crashes during the 1st round. and so from a business use use optics often are solved, frank, don't go in the we say they're about never giving up every weekend on the w. hello guys. this is a 77 percent of the platform for these issues and share ideas.

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