the, the, this is the, the, the news line from funding under cover is riley forces killed 3 people in the occupied westbank as well. so several members of a terrace. so based on a hospitals i'm asked, confirms that one of its members is among the day. also on the program, matthew sounds a form of prime minister jail for 10 years. court finds a man con, guilty of revealing official secrets already bought from standing in next week's general election. plus the 1st human trials and an experimental brain implants from an e long must also you are links chair is intended to help people with disabilities to use mobility. the

i'm so okay, welcome to the program. israel's military has killed 3 members of what it says was a terrorist. so at the hospital in the occupied westbank the, the city of janine has been to talking to repeated rides by israeli administrative and recent months. 4 digit pass to show the right being carried out by his right and security forces possibly disguised as medical stuff. you run back these nomic jihad groups as 2 of the men killed belong to it. um, with the medicine group, hamas, which kind of that jumped over some of the task of about the other is one of its correspondents introduce them, as tanya kramer told me more. i was raised by the is really military happened in the early morning hours at the and at the even single hospital,

which is very close to the janine refugee. tell them which i've seen in the past year a lot. a lot of military rates. also a lot of incursions by the military and fighting between palestinian militants and it's really military. so you can see on that see said to be footage on the cover h and that were addressed as civilians. some also in women's clothes, some addressed as medical stuff. some have even a folded wheelchair within but also a weapons on them. and they were going into one of the hospital rooms. there were those 3 published in young men where and they were killed in the hospital. and you can imagine that this created a lot of, you know, outrage, an anger and concern among palestinians because it's happened in a hospital a, supposedly a safe space policy. no officials have said this in contravention of international law. now israel has said the military,

that those where at least one of them was planning and an imminent attack in the immune and future. right. so away from the west bank, i'll bring this up to date on the latest on talks about to cease fire in garza as well. we understand that there is a framework that's being worked out. there was a meeting in paris on sunday. the heads of the caea and the most side and the immediate us from our katasha egypt for a meeting there. this kind of frame in framework as it's reported could see a temporary cease fire with some of the is very the hostages that we made. and garza being released in exchange for posting and prisoners held in uh is really a presence. but there are a lot of mixed messages coming out and you know, depending on which report you're reading uh,

the gaps between the 2 sides is run her mouth or either wide or narrowing. her mouse has said that, um they want to see a full withdrawal of israeli forces and also a full stop, a to the hostilities before the release. any hostages, we understand one of them must lead is, is meant honey, i was one of those abroad. we'd be traveling to cairo to discuss the proposal, but we also heard mixed messages from the israeli government by mr. benjamin netanyahu a set in a speech given and then is really a supplement and you occupied westbank. that is, well that the report to untrue that is where we release thousands of terrorists as he said, speaking to that particular audience. he also has a lot of pressure from his power, right. a coalition partners who have said, if this is a bad deal, they will quit the government basically. but that is

a lot of pressure in israel from the public. they say the time is really running out for those hostages remaining in golf a and that the government has to come to some kind of agreement to bring those hostages back home. okay, thank you for that, tonya. tonya kramer, interiors, and as many of those coal stuff in the war and gaza had witnessed extreme violence and destruction. one woman who fled home, a full my home with 5 children is now living in south africa. she's been sharing her story with the w. so i, well, i really think that we are fortunate that we actually got out. it's a political from god. because we saw a lot of things that were not supposed to see that could not show it to you, is able to reflect on her life in casa from the safety of her home. india. how does that? she turn to south africa in december of the escaping with her children. she shows us the area that was once her home destroyed by bombing with the

vibration of the sound of the messiah's as it hit the ground it correct if the thought of the entire world, all the windows that was within the building is correct and it came like, like spikes around you. so if you went the wrong position it, you would be like a helium really badly huh? short yes. been mold in 25 years. living in garza, she married a palestinian man, raised a family and both a life the teaching english and doing humanitarian with but that life came to an abrupt end. when israel launched its war games come off and gaza following the tier attacks on october 7th. we saw how the buildings were collapsing in front of our eyes and has to have a bombing. they were targeting an 80 like 3 minutes from our home. and as the kids and i watched from the balcony, we see it because it's really, it's really coming close to us. this is not something that we can play with our

lives, but we went into a primary school that we stay for a week. so difficult circumstances sleeping on the floor, highly densely populated, and if your body was screaming and in a lot of data entry, that was when she realized they had to leave. she turned to the south african embassy for health. the family traveled to rafa on the board with egypt. they waited for over a month before being allowed out of garza when i possible to be gone through that stage. i said, okay, this is really understanding and having faith in god because you going into unknown stuff and you put yourself into unknown situations and you have to hire a power of faith or the god. that was my key. i think that she can help worry about those left behind, including her ex husband. hope that he can come out because he trusts with me to come with the children the to be safe. but i don't know what's going to be

a life of they talk to you and have 5 children now rebuilding the lives here. but she still thinks about the people in gaza. they didn't the people that can really do that part and getting them a ceasefire that can hold a new piece and their lives. they thought, you know, they didn't ask them to be put in a situation where everything is taken away from the i fall from dw steinhoff. but take a look at the most doors making headlines around the world as will start in russia . whereas jail deposition leader flooding the kind of lewis has been transferred to a new penal colony is lost as much to kind of as that has been held in the homes of region of siberia, but was moved after being accused of a minor infraction with jail for 25 years after quoting for sanctions against russia, of the invasion of the crate funds this new 5 minutes to gabrielle a child says he's introducing controls on foreign food products to raise your fat

competition as pharma stage protests across the country. as they've been using tracts as to blockade roads around paris, another french, this is the angry about cheap food imports, low wages and regulation by friends of the you. of course, in pakistan, his sentence full of a prime minister in round. com to 10 years in prison. i have to convicting him reading state secrets. is the conn's already serving a 3 year term and on a separate jack corruption charge is also facing multiple legal actions. are these brands from standing next week's general election legal suite says it will appeal like the sentence, mr. con claims pakistan's ministry elite inspired to entries partnership. prevent a come back by. he's p t i c, because he is a senior member of a round cons pakistan to sri key insightful p t. i is also

a close eye of the former prime minister and gave us his reaction to the masked as well. this was riding on the was the way that this uh, this herring. and the whole case was being conducted on north city until even late, late night, midnight. last night. it was uh, going on. it's like the most foss track k 7 box on history, preferably mnemonic ponds. lawyers were not allowed to even speak on his behalf or even cross examine any of the witnesses that were presented by their prosecution . um, so we probably expected a little bit less than this even. um, but like i said, it's a lower court. i know it's just already been appealed and the high court and the supreme court, which we know will find justice in sophie because a human trials have begun in the us of an experimental brain implants developed by a company founded by a long mask. mister musk says the 1st page and so they've been fitted with the new

link. chair 5 is doing well. chip communicates with the computer to help people with disabilities will amputations off, right? mobility devices. so he saw sounds very sy fi ad, dw sides reports or friends. shiela is here to talk us through it. welcome fred, to tell us more about what is what this actually does. so nearly aims to help people help patients with severely damaged and have a systems that tries to help them communicate or move or for example, speak again. this affects patients with paralysis or we quadriplegia or with severe blindness. these devices could really be life changing for some of these patients. the trip itself, it's, it's, it's made of over a thousands electrodes. these electrodes record what's called an euro signals. this is brain activity inside of for and how it communicates. that translates just for an activity and then send it to a computer device like a process, a limb, or a computer which has am text or communication and devices which helps the patient to interact with the world. now doing themselves and they are working with patients

with paralysis. unfortunately just and then your link is, is actually implanted into an area of the brain which controls movements is called the motor cortex. and inside the motor cortex, there are no signals which move my hands on my legs and then you're like device because this intercepts it sends you to a computer or a prosthetic device. so it's like the patient is controlling the device with the mines by that you might just to be clear, we only have as far as i understand a lot most of us would for it, but this is actually going on. correct. and this was approved back in september by, by approval, regular reports. however, most of the 3 did last night that this is something which has happened to where you have to be verified by publications. and by studies that said, this technology has been around for the director has been around for several decades. and so actually you really cannot the 1st people here they've been working since 2016 on developing that trip. i have a as early as 1970 eights, there been researches working with patients and they, for example,

in front of the friendship and a patient with severe blindness under spring ship allowed them to experience lights again the 1st time. okay, so we're talking about what, when we, when you, when you say life changing that's, that's no of a statement if the technology is working, correct? yes. so it mean it is also to the re who is gonna be affected by that space could be only affecting a very small number of people with in special cases, we're very severe disabilities due to injuries. these tend always are not designed yet for why the technical use and certainly not for people without serious damage then of systems. ok. he's claims the law must, the new or link could be used to download memories or provide supervision. really or this is very much science fiction that it's related to the rhetoric which you will just go from does. so we're not even close to achieving this. you really cannot read your thoughts. it cannot read the lines or your emotions. and only things which i said before, which were more basic neuro signals of a motor plan which, which is helpful for their clinical sense. and so near scientists don't really know

how the brain in codes and emotion or as thoughts. and we certainly can use devices to detect them in not very specific way. so these are not married yet, so you have to protect some future, but that, that, that it's something which is ongoing research, but it will take decades to get to this point. i don't and so the people who, who could potentially benefit from this and who, what sort of injuries. so like i said, so it could be and people with severe cause or peachcare or products this, these are usually traumatic injuries to the cockroaches. for example, they might have an lesions or damaged the spinal codes, which actually prevents the information going from the brain to the muscles. so really, the vin size is helping these very specific cases of people with very specific damage. they never system. so like i said that they're not helping and one to population, an old people with less severe damage than ever. system stocks for talking us through that stuff. don't lose that fridge trauma. like i said, you're up to date,

i'll have more. well, these are the top of the hour coming up in just a moment. here on the d, w of a documentary, assessing the rest of the major us quake strike is done. the questions got any issues or thoughts see who? the no, i live in the, in.