the, the business dw news line from ballot. israel says it has withdrawn most of its troops from southern gaza, just one brigades to remain on the ground. it comes as the conflict reaches the 6 month marks with mosque government writers across the israel, calling for an election plus 30 is on from the rwandan genocide survivors. so the memories of around parents that claim to thousands of law, the

health as well come to the program and we start with some breaking news. these really military has announced that has withdrawn all but one brigade of its troops from southern gaza. the military has not provided any further details, but is there any media is reporting that the remaining troops will act as safe got the north south 8th corner door in gauze media reports also say the withdrawal is likely to see the focus of ground operations in the gaza strip chains to tell us as based targeted raids only to offer more analysis on this. i'm the john 5 w as released unless the sunday it was on a sunday put this into perspective for us. is this the beginning of the end of the war and gaza as we know it so far? yes. so it seems, i mean that these really military as in winding down courses and last couple of weeks, one of the crucial things that they've done in the last weeks we saw the operation,

you know, she for hospital again, that was a 2 weeks operation with that was based again, like we were talking about targeted intelligence effort that was seemed to be quite successful and seemed to have proven to the idea that it can operate in that way. i'd be more targeted, planned in advance and seeing also the great value that they got from that to is really force has claimed they have the intelligence they managed to gather the people they have managed to retain. have brought is well enough enough of an advantage. so the plan now is to keep on doing that, having 3 battalions guard the border that's been rebuilt. having is really a force is also a maintaining the court or that is basically splitting gaza strip into north and west, but not having active, you know, active military units running around in hot and, and cause out last we've seen them operate was an hon, eunice. now what about the timing? why now the 6 months mark is quite symbolic, but we've also again,

we've seen that she saw a she for operation that was completed last week. we know there's a great american pressure right from the start. i mean, the americans have given israel a lot of the way, but they've also always were advocating for very targeted surgical operations. israel was saying, no, we need to keep on putting a lot of force and apply more force. so way to remember is really had to edit speak . israel has over 300000 a soldiers that were also drafted from the reserve units. you know, that's a big part of is really men, all of a sudden taken from the civil life, from the economy and you know, forced into golf, signed as a society, as a function in society and economy as well. cannot maintain that too long. so some of the military of it is also say this, another chance for the forces to re gain power as a so we are ready for the russell attack. it's been when we get to go from the government to try and still operate there. but then it brigade is going to say, how many men of it were talking about several 1000 anything between 250255000. it's

also changes, according to the, you know, intelligence assessments and risk assessments that are done daily but, but no doubt that when it comes, i mean is there is also hope now with hon. eunice, that withdrawal from there, it will allow some of the palestinians who are in the southern part of the strip to move back into their houses in hon units. kind of liberating some of the pressure on russell and the russell area which will india and maybe will allow israel better conditions for the ground operation there, which especially according to, is really forces is still on the table. now what does this mean for the humanitarian situation? that again, if we have less less clutter in one place, hopefully it helps distributing the the a much better. i think the key component when we talk about the situation garza was finally, is really green to open to the border crossing. and the northern part of the strip of the arrows crossing it's the most modern, most efficient point which, which allows the best distribution of a into gaza. you've seen it happening like

a couple of days ago. hopefully we will start seeing more and more aid coming more efficiently, and that will hopefully bring the much need to change to the situation. and also when it comes to the to the family and the crisis they are released unless funny was on his desk. thank you very much. you're welcome. god we're looking as rhonda now which is mocking the 30 here on diversity with installed of the 1994 genocide that is estimated to have claimed more than $800000.00 lines. political leaders have gathered this morning to mock the moment that stops and 100 days of ethnic violence that continues to hunt country particular to survive the most. i'm an expert of the genocide in a moment, but 1st i look back that exactly was unfolded. 30 years ago. april 1994 and a plane carrying one this presidents. just burundi and counterpart to shut down. it will kick all the juvenile happy you. ramona and slippery and a hatch shamira,

a killed along with everyone on board. both made the ethnic hutus the next day. the genocide begins over 100 days, gangs of many who 2 extremes, slow to hundreds of thousands, mostly ethic touch sees, orchestrated by the rewan denobia militia neighbors. turning on neighbors, the club submission, these thousands heads of churches, many up to being offered assurances that they would be safe. but nowhere is safe. judges, the lights are recognized as the science of numerous mass killings. the extreme threat to life pushes masses of people to one does board is sexual violence is also used as a weapon with as many as 250000 women raped during the genocide

behind the buns. the violence, is it possible for power? between one does ruling hutus and the tootsie dominated will one, the patch. you, i think front rebel great. the mass mode. you eventually coming to an end. we now p f flight is reached the capital pic, ali, and july 1994 may have led by poll coming. the wind is coming presidents in the days that followed up and takes control of the country. arresting those accused of being involved in the genocide over the years since tens of thousands of, of london's have been convicted but 100 small suspects still at large. ringback became a wrong is a journalist and the author of the book do not disturb the story of a political murder and an african regime gone bad. and i also, if who choose and to choose i now living in peace. i think it depends. when you

look in rwanda, they, they are certainly uh, living in peace. um, what you could say is that rolanda has exposed to some ethnic violence to neighboring congo. but you have a to see rebel great supported by over one the main ways to easton add to the keepers. and so i, i feel that yes, people tend to sort of celebrate, spoke a, going me having bro piece. i'm trying facility to rewind, but so he, this remains. he is the very polarizing take the bright lights. i have paid to the stabilizing role in the region as a whole, and we come to that in a moment. first i'd like to also, well has the, the run and government program is government done to bring people together? when i think one of the most important symbolic things i have done is to rule out

based labels that weren't at the origin of some of the genocide, which is that to you, no longer if you're one of them today you, you know, i'm gonna say your who to or to see you all just to rewind and i think that's been very important before we have these labels that had been created under the 1000 colonial rule. so now everyone is, is told, you know, you're, you're just a real, i'm the, i'm not quite in for important but it's, it's largely symbolic. and i think we have talked major question most about with us as being real reconciliation. one of the issues with the collaboration stay is the, this is always on the, on the, they tend to side against the tootsie, since it is phrased. and what we never see is any mention of the trustees and the ethnic cleansing, that was committed by the ripple effect that came into the country from 1990 to 1994. and now you touched upon this,

but the tell us more about the role that president polk accommodate has played off to the genocide. um, well he is, um, uh uh, the strong man of, of the great lakes um, the author retiring leader of rolanda. he has been a, do you know, he, him member, when they have to come to during the darlings, because as a, a cold because they rebuild the country and not quite miraculous way. um, uh and um, rwanda is now, you know, uh famously uh, development friendly um reboot since these mass killings. um, but um, i think he's also tremendously controversial to guy because of his reputed interventions. miller trained to mention since the neighboring states. because of the way he, um, he suppresses freedom and full freedom of political expression in his own country.

and really he is the hard man of the great lakes. if you are just so you want to turn off the machine card to your human rights activism. rolanda, you are in danger, and this is something that we would pick an attorney to tying into this collaboration service i don't know, keeps be thinking about or looking at well, that bad. okay. the wrong man in london for us. thank you very much for sharing your expertise with us on several of not some of the stories making headlines around the world is or isn't russia have evacuated, move in full 1000 people after dikes 1st on the euro river near the border with context of flood waters broke through the battery opposite. torrential rain on friday. the city of oscar has been particularly hosses, with more than 2000 houses, flooded the voters across poland,

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a condemning equity. those police raid on the mexican embassy. mexico is 7th diplomatic ties with eclipse to offset the raid on friday nights in which special forces detained form of vice president hawker gloss. he has been arrested on corruption charges and has been in the mexican embassy since december. 8th photo was rate of mexico embassy has caused outrage, a growing list of countries had issued scaling. refute protest as in mexico took the theory to the street with a mixture of helplessness, anger, frustration, and above whole. seeing that the spot there, if it's to keep people inside safe, i don't want to. i did not succeed. it quit or false is broke into the mix. the can, the embassy on friday night or wasting a quarter was form of vice president jorge glass who had been granted assign them

the glass spaces, corruption charges, and has been taken to a maximum security prison. the embassy has been closed after the ride, which mexico sees, violates international norm. 40. so to me, the president, again, that is my mass per instructions of president under this money way. lopez open the door. we are coordinating the return of all of our diplomatic stuff in ecuador, along with the families of, to divide into time, carry down, but ecuadorian police do not embassy. i must in by. how does it make equal equal door is defending the risk which it sees was due to the risk of imminent escape. but i think what more for it would do no criminal can be considered a political refugee because to see you in his cooling. so come over the escalating spec, aging,

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