the, the, this is dw, and use live from valley close to a deal, minutes and group home us reacts positively to a proposal backed by the us for a truce and gaza, another israel, aloha moss. have probably been committed to the plan. also coming on saddam's and the arrival time military forces are blacklisted for hominy. children for u. n. a q is the most appealing and maiming youngsters as well as at the talking school . the

i'm good, how about is welcome to the program. the minutes and group home office has called for some amendments to a proposal for a true steel. now the israel know how boss, which is regarded by many countries as a terrorist organization, publicly committed to the plan. us secretary of state antony blinking is in cops up to drum up support for this initiative. he said some of that proposed changes from a mazda a workable one of those 100. on monday, the un security council endorsed the proposal calling on both israel and thomas to enact it immediately without conditions. but fighting has continued causes, health ministry, which is controlled by hama, says another 14 people were killed and these really attacks on wednesday. now let's have a closer look at the original deal. the blinking is trying to get all sides to sign up to. it's made up of 3 phases. in the 1st comes a release of some hostages,

the return of palestinian prisoners and a partial troop withdrawals. under a 6 week troops, the 2nd includes a permanency spot that would mean the full withdrawal of israeli forces from the gaza strip. the fed phase would focus on applying to rebuild gaza to the all star correspondence rebecca richardson, jerusalem to tell us more about the response to the proposal from us. well, get hot late last night. we got would that have, must have given their official response so that they had handed that to the negotiate has the guitar and egyptian negotiators. and they were, in fact, amendments put into that deal that they didn't accept the deal that was on the table comp launch. uh now apparently there is negotiated as a now mulling over these amendments as, as a, as is the u. s. we don't know how much detail as to what her mouse has, has put in what the amendments entail. but we do know that they're along the lines

of they put in a timeline for a permanent safe spot, and they are standing by the claim. but they'll only enter into a deal that has that mechanism for a permanent sci fi built in and more, more structured. now, the spokesman said that this was a cli reaffirmation of our commitment to sci fi, and they said the response was responsible, serious and positive. that isn't how it's being said on the other side. israel saying that this is an outright rejection by him us. but how must clearly saying that they are willing and open to negotiate, but that they weren't happy with the plan. so they'll certainly be disappointment from the us and others definitely from the families of the hostages, who, who are waiting to see their loved ones returned. but at the moment, uh, it caught really the same as a surprise, as we've known. and who must have been saying all along that they wouldn't enter into any deal that didn't have that mechanism for permanent se is fine. now what are these ro, the us says israel has agreed to the deal. why have we not heard from them?

well, israel has been a little bit wishy washy when it comes to this. we've been hearing that that israel had tacitly agreed to this deal that was on the table that was put on the table by us president joe biden last week that the un security council then passed as a proposal. we've heard the israel by and large, how are agree we'll have agreed did agree to that deal that we didn't hear it officially from the is riley government and we heard the statements to the country even from benjamin netanyahu. we know that there's more pressure on benjamin netanyahu from factions in his fall right since the most interest penny guns stood down earlier in the week. and that's certainly going to make it very difficult to come to any deal that does have a permanent se site included in it. we've, they've been saying that they would break up the government if such a deal with to be made. so they know suddenly we heard from and to be blinking when he was here just yesterday that he in his meeting with prime minister benjamin

netanyahu, that he had reaffirmed his commitment to the deal. but we didn't hear anything really official from the is riley's and suddenly now it looks like it's going back to the negotiating table as i must have been a great to the times that are in the current deal anyway. corresponding to back of interest, every person from jerusalem, the lebanese minutes and group has beloved, has launched one of its largest rocket attacks at israel since the start of the war and gaza. it follows that is really a strike on tuesday that killed 4 hezbollah operatives, including a senior come on to israel, says that while the number of the rock is very deceptive, some of them calls fires because of the high summer temperatures miss on top in exchange between israel and has blocked on an almost daily basis since the start of the world, as blog is based in lebanon, which has a boat, it was an old and it's in northern israel. it is an ally of hamas.

the violence against children during war reached extreme levels last year. that's according to the united nations and the annual children in conflict report. the un has blacklisted hamas islamic jihad and the is really military for the killing and maiming of children and for techs on schools. and hospitals the words that don is also highlighted in the reports, which blacklist sedans, army and the rival parent military forces for crimes against children. so down, so a 5 fold increase in violence against children in the last 2 years. the conflict between generals vine for power has been raging since last yet, the civil war has caused mazda displacement, and the threats of, from a 7 year old red tag, she's doing her daily tools. she fled to the zones refugee camp in the full with her family to escape the caches in the city of l. foster. level for the war. we

used to play a game here with my mother brought us in on goods. my dad is back home on a small family, seek refuge from the violence, food and resources being stretched nutrition rates in children on the 5 in this refugee camp a twice as high as in central, the full like how does it, has it our lives has become difficult the highest, the $99.00 you can see, we don't have anything. not that i'm like, i gone people to make dinner for my kids. i symbols the conflicts began every year . we go and rages across ways of the country as the power minute treat groups. the rapids support forces, bottle for control against the sudanese ami. a recent attack by the are assessed from the village around a 100 kilometers south of the capital. how to left

a 100 people dead. the ongoing sanctions have sparked condemnation from the un under pledge by the international criminal court to investigate. i don't want that to be any doubt. that the information being collected by my office on a daily basis from docile, seems to disclose an organized, systematic and a profound attack on human dignity. and i believe, based upon the information we are receiving, that we are on the precipice of something even less the i c. c is a painting for as much evidence as possible from witnesses and su, done us. the violence continues. it is the country's children who are the worst effected fema as as we've heard, the lens report says this has been

a 5 fold increase in grave violations against children in saddam and the past 2 years. i aust, i'm going to assume i lead from the role wellenberg send of human rights to explain those stock ring numbers. i think the, the you want to report is really part of many other reports that demonstrate how little this war is. of course, are done has been in a perpetual wars. it was says it's independence and 1953. but this was that uh, started in april 2023 and still continues until today has been really one of the most brutal wars in part because of the perpetrators themselves documented the violations and of use is a. so the, the report by the u. n. is significant, but it's still be know of the say that the, the, the water in part is basically about it at the west of children as well as

a little too late and, and, and, and a, so the part is actually valid. many international or human. why son, who my child law and as to mentioned therefore, i think um the situation is a lot more more milk destro off. it would have some of the, the here in germany, defense minister bar, as the story goes, has outlined a new model for military service to boost the number of army reserve is to prepare for a potential war. according to the plan, 18 year old men would be obliged to fill out the phones, detaining the willingness, and the ability to join the army and to actively serve if necessary. germany end, it's compulsory military service in 2011. the story assess the situation is different. now, because of the threat posed by russia since it launched a full scale invasion of ukraine to the do not have the resources or limit as

massively increased the defense budget with c, as often as russia is increasing its weapon stocks. and a switch to a war economy. what do you have on a tech and get and the verbal attacks against nato members and other neighboring countries as noticeably increased the onset, so according to the assessments of all international military experts seem to us what we have to assume that from 2029, russia will be capable of launching a military attack on a native country or a neighboring country and not to stop the bus stop until the life of the w, as political correspondent alex gas has been following the story. tell us alex about what want his story is, is presenting this plan now. yeah, we just to the german defense minister there. he says that watches war and ukraine threatens the international security order. and the story is also fee is that russia could be capable by 2029 to a tech nate or territory. so in order to be prepared for that,

for that to worst case scenario, an additional $200000.00 soldiers is needed. just to give you other reference currency. germany only has less than $200.00 soldiers in the military. um, so which is considered being 5 from being combat ready. so from being capable to defend gym and i have to really 200000 soldiers. alex, so i or excuse me, 200000 soldiers, of course, less than 200 soldiers as 200000 soldiers a currently in germany. and which is considered far from becoming ready. so a badly possible for german to defend itself or allied to territories. and which is also why of the conservative position says that this plan presented today does not go far enough. and they already called for a compulsory military service. but that is something that the, that the german defense minister already has ruled out and now walk us through the other details of this class. yes, so it is

a voluntary service. $400000.00 young men and women will be contacted every year by the dream and defense ministry. and they will be asked to fill out an a questionnaire about their motivation of joining the german military omen. have to reply to this to this call. women can reply if they want to, and not all out of all these ons is coming back to the ministry. 40000 young people then will be invited to undergo medical and military examination. and the one suitable and willing to join the german military then can do so for 6 to 17 months . and the only compulsory element of all this plan is basically that the men half to on. so that questionnaire that they have to send that back. and the story is already has without any additional compulsory element in this plan, that is, at least for this current governing time. they've gotta, you gotta be

a political correspondent. thank you very much, alex. are you watching? dw news is a reminder of the top story. we are following for you how mouse has delivered its response to the seas. 5 proposal announced by us president joe biden. the group expressed it's quote, readiness to positively reach a deal to end the war and gaza bonded ones. amendments to the plan. now the israel know how most of the public key committed to the proposed the un as wall and the shop rise in violence against children and so dogs and blacklisted thing. countries ami, answer arrival, power monitoring for the best it from me and the new steam. for now, i'll stay with us up next i'll document very serious catches up with 2 young women who survived. the 2002 anti muslim massacre includes around india and don't forget

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