the, the, this is dw news lived from berlin hopes for a temporary cease fire and gaza mediators are upbeat about a new hostage deal. but israel's prime minister rules out any military withdraw. port mass release from us prisoners, also coming up. a deadly raid in the west bank under cover is really forced to shoot until 3 men inside a palace. me and hospital saying they were members of a terrace. and france moves to placate it's protesting farmers. the government announces curves on food in ports, as tractor convoys block routes and to parents the

. i'm on the on ease of thanks for joining us. we begin with for new hopes for a cease fire and the release of hostages, and garza mos says it's studying a new proposal. following talks between international mediators and paris. the white house as progress is being made, but israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has ruled out any military withdraw from gaza or mass released from us prisoners as me hold my hand comments about all sorts of deals. so i want to make it clear. i don't know, we will not send the school without achieving all of our goals. so got this means the elimination of a mass comma, the return of all i'll talk to use. the problem is because it will no longer pose a threat to israel. i don't know who don't see it, so we will not pull the idea from the gaza strip and we will not release thousands of terrorist knowing that this will happen. what will happen, my absolute victory,

dw, as tanya kramer has more about the diplomatic efforts to secure a ceasefire as well. we understand that there is a framework that's being a worked out. there was a meeting in paris on sunday of the heads of the sierra and the most odd and the a medi. i test from a katana, egypt for a meeting there. this kind of frame a framework as it's reported could see a temporary cease fire with some of the as rated hostages that we made. and garza being released in exchange for posting and prism those held in 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 they want to see a full withdrawal of israeli forces and also a full stop, a to the hosting a t's before the release. any hostages, we understand one of them, mostly, this is matt how near was one of those abroad? we'd be traveling a to cargo to discuss the proposal, but we also heard mixed messages from the is really government prime minister benjamin netanyahu a set in a speech given and then is really a supplement and the occupied westbank. that is, well that the report to untrue, that is what we release thousands of terrorists as he said that speaking to that particular audience, it also has a lot of pressure from his power right. and coordination partners who have said, if this is about the deal, they will quit the, 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. as those dw is tonya kramer, reporting from jerusalem. israel's military has carried out a deadly hit on 3 palestinian militants inside of westbank hospital, claiming they were putting a terrorist attack. is really commandos disguised as civilian women and medics shot the militants as they were being treated in a facility in the city of jeanine. i'm off ends, law mics, jihad have confirmed that the 3 members were members of their group, which are considered terraced organizations by the us and the you is really false as storm a hospital disguised as medics, palestinian civilians. this the aftermath of the shooting of 3 members of palestinian groups. the hospitals

direct to describe what happened in the room from the at 5 pm this morning. the occupation special forces needed into the car doors of the hospital. you can see now man, this need into the courtyards come from the northern and southern entrances that happens. and they will disguise and most uniformly was going to be the doctors and civilian fluids. kind of what kind of curious you just needing the top floor. they rang the bell and the door was closed. when they rang the bell at the end of the department, they cut out the scanner. you can bet more look at the sleeve and the whole guy assume israel set the men were planning to carry out in a talk. and this is another example of the cynical use of civilian areas and hospitals of shelters and human shields by type of risk. organizations focus um the minute you bring up a mouse,

click one of the dead palestinian islamic jihad city for the 2 men with members of the militant group to the hospital which tuesdays operation took place is located in the city of janine in the occupied westbank. the facilities just over one kilometer from jeanine refugee comp, wimbledon, 10000 displaced palestinians. lave israel regulate tyree's rates in the cab which is known to house members of militant groups. the united nation saves more than 360 palestinians have been killed by his randy. false, as all settlers in the occupied westbank seems to have must tyrant, a tux on october 7th. now, to some other headlines at this hour, spain's lower house of parliament has narrowly were rejected

a controversial bill offering amaskita katelyn separatists. the law would block legal action against hundreds of activists involved in the 2017 cadillac independence bid. amnesty bill now goes back to committee ahead of a potential new vote. former pakistani prime minister and run con, has been sentenced to 10 years in jail for revealing state secrets. the opposition leader is already serving a 3 year term in a separate corruption case and is banned from standing in next week's general election. his legal team says it will appeal this latest sentence. german airport security staff are planning a nationwide strikes for thursday. that's according to the german trade union very . that would be the latest in the series and strikes to hit the transport sector and mid calls for better pay and working hours. now human trials have begun in the us of an experimental brain shift developed by a company founded by you on mask. the company is called neuro link and it says the

1st implant patient is doing well. the chip communicates with a computer to help people with disabilities or amputations operate mobility devices . trials were approved last year, but no link has faced calls for more scrutiny of its safety procedures. so we can now talk to jack, i'm of all a fellow at the university of chicago and an expert on a narrow engineering. now can you walk us through what this nurley nursing ship actually does? yeah, yes, sure. so these type of device follows under their umbrella. i'll also bring computer interest rates and in general, uh, technology in your implantable naval technology that's allow us to re clar back stevie to brain activity. in this case, the intention of the patient to move or to control and external device. the cause of this information and then finally this information in minutes off, for example, occurs so on the screen or an executive party, a lane or

a robert. so these technology allows. so in general, you to face the human brain in, in case of new logics, are these, or they're so ranger user to x, the box is the size that potential to improve the patient's quality of life and, and update it to possibly to interact that we did set on environments, so data technology is composed by tiny elect implanted directly to the human, caught the seas. and then this, this chip is able to record the seat mounted and transferred the so you can have why have this needs to be in other parts of the system is outside. scott, i'm sure a lot of people with disabilities are looking at this with a lot of hope, but i think a lot of people, including myself and the general population, i are looking at this like maybe a bad science fiction novel where things could go completely wrong one thing that pops into my mind is hacking what, what is the danger of having

a chip implanted in your brain? or um yeah, so sure we need to go see the 1st of all of these types of technology is approved by the, the sd. so that means that the photos, specific rules and past the regulatory protocols at 40 deductible with each other devices. so the risk there is the fact that as being evaluated already using bought the also to consider that i'm like newer of the time, i see what the costs and you're going to face is relying on deposition and processing on your data and did that. the security standards must be evaluated for sure. you said requirements in general, of the new world data, especially with those are related to defense. i never system as in this case of a cold brain data. i can see those sensitive and then type into higher threshold of protection compared to other sources of data. so for sure that we use that to

possibly to meet the gate privacy and security risk for these type of what i mean to face is a and pass as being proposed at the re, the, to evaluate that, the security jump. these technology in when you talk about security, of course, that would be a need for high level of security there. but is it actually possible to hack into somebody's brain ship or know at this time not, not really also because if we consider that the, the, the amount of the formation that we can extract from the brain is face prank unlimited. so the fact that tween times a specific region of the brain and not the entire brain, so region that are like is purposely for, for controlling and that then the motto, cock disease in this case, or the science such as well. so the intention of motion is, is the cold, the, from the human brain, and use to control the next step in a rob up to somebody's after. now knowing interaction back,

if we did it with the user to control the, the, the intention of doing something with these, with the specific technology and it's not the log in. it's not a dis tobin scenario, at least not yet. that's what you're saying. not. yeah. okay. joshua valley from the university of chicago. thanks for joining us. it's frances new prime minister gabrielle atalla is promising farmer's emergency aid and controls on imported food as he seeks to qual, angry protests across the country. convoys of tractors have been block hitting roads around paris and other french cities. the protests have spread around us, farmers demand more concessions for agriculture. farmers and friends have besieged virus with hundreds of tractors, blocking highways into the gap. there has been for testing for these against rising fuel costs and cheap imports or the green pressure is one of the 1st challenges for

france's new prime minister, gabrielle, a daughter who announced several measures in parliament, duplicated the farmer as well. talk to you or agriculture as our strength and our pride too. so i say here, solidly, there is, and there must be a french agricultural exception because i'm clear sighted in the face of the piling up regulations in the face of decisions that come down from on high sometime from who knows where farmers have their doubts to are looking for answers and solutions to be there without any uncertainty. it is sort of because woods haven't convinced farmers to continue their protest around virus and elsewhere in the country. care in the south. farmers keep the roads float even as night falls full and they to so we are only be brief, less and seem to we are farmers sometimes isolated, you know, where fields. it's not a job where we work together. the process is also

a way to come together to be installed the 30. we the message that this is for everyone. whether it's someone from wine or from serials, no matter what, we'll stays the same problem and what's the advisor mother to on the 5. so maybe she can see it showing up in large numbers. they have bowed to locate the capital with trucks bearing messages in french that warn their fellow citizens are and will be your hunger. and finally, some spectacular new images taken by the james webb, telescope of deep space objects, one and a half 1000000 kilometers from earth. they show spiral galaxies relatively close to our own with a clarity never seen before. scientists can now count millions of stars spread throughout these galaxies. they say the images provide crucial evidence of how stars and galaxies are formed. oh,

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