please download the app the this is the views live from valid shooting in jerusalem overshadows news of a further extension to the gauze of troops. thomas claims responsibility is 3. people are killed and several more wounded. attackers open fire near a bus. stop. you're in morning rush, police say the 2 gunman was also killed also on the program a controversial invite from support costs of an o. s. c meeting process for a minute. so save

a lot. problem makes it with tons of the black diplomatic stage at the o. s. c. summit in sculpture bought all the members of the east west group of staying away across useful and ukraine. across the 28 climate adults open and one of the world's biggest oil producing nations are realistic. all hopes that delegates into bye will agree on the steps to transition from fossil fuels. sabrina and the, i'm gonna have it off is welcome to the program. and we stuff in israel brass or to say at least 3 people have been killed and moving a dozen and wounded off the gunmen open fire at a bus stop in jerusalem. this cctv footage appears to show to attack us getting out of the car and firing on people. the militant islam is group how much has claimed

responsibility for the shooting. rarely government says the palestinian suspects were killed as seen by 2 officers. the police officers and sit down. the use of the attack came shortly after a truce between israel and thomas militants, was extended into a 7th day. the chose has brought the 1st break and these ready bombardment of the gaza strip since a mazda attacks on israel, on october 7th, germany, the us and others have designated to come off as a towers group. a spring and dw corresponded. ben facilitates d, as in television at the place known as hostage square that square relatives of the hostages, held by almost a waiting for news of their loved ones at ben, how mazda has claimed responsibility for this morning shooting in jerusalem. where does this leave? this is fine, it leaves the ceasefire and very shaky ground, which it has been the entire time. this is

a fragile truce and there are so many moving parts, so many things that can go wrong at any time. as you've said this morning in jerusalem, where i was earlier a year and tell a beef, i've been talking to families of uh, soldiers for example, hoping this these plants will hold as close to the families of hostages. they're absolutely desperate that it holds. and the more hostages are released as far as the altercation this morning or the shooting. the deadly shooting cotton has previously said that these are only mine of breaches that also be uh, there's also been fighting between palm us militants. that is why the soldiers in because this trip over by a tank fire as well, but all considered minor incidents and not a major breach of this church. now israel says that as receives the list of hostages, who could be released today, tell us more about that. well,

originally, how about us was saying it on that list would be a family that is dead. the youngest member of the entire hostage group, a 10 month old baby, his 4 year old brother and mother. they sits by how much to his being killed in his way the s rank prior to the truth. we have no confirmation of that. israel simply saying they would not accept any the release of any dead hostages they want. if it is released alive in this case. why being told this family is not on the list. the last of the children could possibly what other children could possibly be on misplaced. the width to russian is riley's and then the list of prisoners palestinian prisoners to be released also waiting for confirmation for that gap of friends and family. other hostages are anxiously

awaiting. they have a wide hostage square for any news, holiday coping with this agonizing way. i'll be speaking later to one young gold whose family was caught up in a little of this. she has some 13 relatives, the voted for the one that one of them is still being hosted to help hostage the rest of them have been released so far. so it's pain and a mix of emotions for her. she says, you know, joy at one stage and then absolute despair. the other her she comes from be a re which you may have heard of. one of the can puts the communities close to the gaza strip. that was absolutely devastated. so these stories just don't get any better, get hot, it doesn't get any easier as the days go by. it will be hotter. and all of these rarely sites spoken to down here on hostage square all in

a similar position. so many of them knowing someone or having lost someone in his drum or the past 7 weeks. and it's been a long, 7 weeks with everyone crossing that fingers that diplomatic told between entities lincoln who's the us secretary of state who's been in as well today. and now in ramallah talking to the palestinian authority president that something will come of that that we will get some sort of extension of the truth even if it is just day by day. it has been for the reporting from tennessee. thank you. thanks. yeah. and uh, let's have a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. as mentioned earlier, are you a secretary of state antony blinking has been meeting with the head of the palestinian authority. ma, with a boss in the west bank city of ramallah. earlier he'd stress the need to protect civilians in southern gaza, doing totes with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. in jerusalem us,

prosecutors have announced charges against an indian national flossing to assassinate a permanent sick activist group on c panel in the us in the regard opponent as a terrorist, us official set, an unnamed indian government official, have hired another month to carry out the killing 13 people have reportedly died from carbon monoxide poisoning off for fiber account at a hospital in a monte and cause of stuff. and the 6, the other guests managed to escape the place which began to the also thursday morning. because the file remains on. russia's foreign minister said guy loved ralph has made a rare appearance on the european diplomatic stage. facing his wisdom critics as a at a summit in the north, macedonia, and capital sculpture for the organization, for security and cooperation, and your invitation to spock some backslash with ukraine's diplomats refusing to

attend the several set. the 57 member o. s. c, e with links, countries in europe, centralize, and north america was on the brink of collapse, is not processed. let me just came off the stocks the criticism of russians will on ukraine, in the summit, opening a load with boxes of money to be as you have a slot. now germany has not a boy called to the meeting, foreign minister on the box. if you rush out, trying to destroy the organization of the russian government, because the city is game is and has been to destroy organizations that stand for peaceful coexistence and cooperation with its perusal of aggression against ukraine . and we will not allow that to happen. yeah, we do have you brussels beautifully for ourselves. phenomena is at that summit in scope. chant that o s c e meeting i some of the presence of a foreign minister said a lover of a at the summit is causing quite

a bit of fiction. there was it not a yes indeed, a lot of friction and there are members of the organization such as ukraine, of course, poland and the bolted countries that are boycotting this meeting here. because they say that they cannot sit along one table with a foreign minister of a country that invaded ukraine, that stands accused of war crimes. and that is the main sweats. today you are p and security and a half of this meeting. they also said that they expected lab rough to use this stage here to spread pro russian propaganda. and dad is actually to be honest, what he did during his speech here at the meeting. he accused the cd to o. s o s c e of being a vassal of nato. he accused of western political leads of aero gating themselves to themselves the right of the masters of the destinies of mankind. and he also

said that the western sanctions imposed on the kremlin and russia because of the war in ukraine. they have only one goal as he put it to bring down the russian economy. and those are old lines that to you here every day, from the kremlin. so he really was using his speech here to, to use some talking points that are a russian propaganda. so what does that old mean for the future of the organization can be both see whether this crosses, say well the jury is still out on that, i would say. and we heard from the german foreign minister on the board. that book who was accusing rush of trying to destroy this organization, but germany was among the members who were in favor office sitting down with love ralph, because they say that to this organization is based on consensus. so you need every

country on board for this to avoid ports and decisions. they don't have a budget that they need to feel important jobs and for that, they need to rush it. however, with his appearance here, the russian foreign minister doesn't really show that in russia is interested in continuing to engage. and the o. s. c. e. o correspondent, i found a phenomena the in scope here. thank you very much for that. some of the you and cop 28th climate conference has formerly launched a loss and damage fund. it's a, it's the 1st day of a 2 week meeting in due by the fondest, long minute request from nations valuable to natural disasters that are linked to global warming. government governments preparing for madison talks and hopes of an agreement on phasing out fossil fuels pump. that's been criticism of the host

countries choice of demand sharing adults as they had to the summits venue. the control over see over the choice of the host is not lost on some of the participants. the united arab emirates is one of the world's top all producing countries. any picked up and oil executive to preside over the talks that we are here in dubai. and one of the largest exporters of, of fossil fuels in a country that's really relying on fossil fuels. and we don't want to shy away from that truth. and that reality, we think that this is the right cost and the cost to be calling for a phase out of fossil fuels and centering a conversation on what adjust transition away from fossil fuels look like the comp $28.00 presidents brushed of criticism, say in climate action would be impossible without all companies taking part.

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