the, the, this is the, the news live from the berlin is a deal within reach and gaza. the minutes in group how mos react positively to proposal back by the us for a truce and gaza, but neither israel nor how mazda of publicly committed to the plan also coming up. so don's army and rival power military forces are blacklisted for harming children . the un to choose them of killing and maiming youngsters as well as attracting schools. and with an eye on russia, germany unveiled a new plan to boost the number of soldiers and its depleted military.

the largest west lands is on fire. results comes on all region which is roughly the size of england is seeing a 10 fold search and was size this year. the gulf is welcome to the program, the militant group, hamas has called for some amendments to a proposal for a true steel. now there is no harm us, which is classified by many countries as a terrorist organization, publicly committed to the plan, us secretary of state antony blinking as in tom to drum up support for the initiative. on monday, the un security council endorsed the proposal cooling on both israel, anton moss, to enact it immediately without conditions. but fighting has continued gauze. us

health ministry, which is controlled by homos, says another 14 people were killed is really attacks on wednesday. speaking of the press conference in doha, blinking address, the amendments sold by home us a mouse has proposed numerous changes to the proposal that was on the table. we discussed those changes last night with different colleagues. and today with the prime minister. some of the changes are workable, some are not, but in the days ahead we're going to continue to push on an urgent basis with our partners with cutter, with egypt, to try to close the steel. because we know it's in the interest of israelis, palestinians, the region, indeed the entire world. and we all agree that the deal has to be grounded in principles of a ceasefire proposal that the entire international community supports untenable.

again, that speaking badly. and i also cause fun as rebecca ritz is interested in a to tell us more about there was a response to the proposal from us. well, get on late last night. we got would that have, must have given their official response so that they had handled 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 those negotiate is 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 there, along the lines of they put in a timeline for permanent sci fi 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 that i'm

a spokesman said that this was a cli reaffirmation of our commitment to a cease fire. 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 it can't really be same as a surprise, as we've known. who must have been saying all along, but they wouldn't enter into any deal that didn't have that mechanism. for permanency is fine. now what all of these are, all 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 as 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 fractions 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 say 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. rebecca, it has them the reporting from jerusalem. the lebanese militant group has bull um, has launched one of its largest rocket attacks at israel since the start of the war and gaza. it follows and is there a strike on tuesday that killed 4 has blah protest including a senior come on to as well says that while a number of the rockets were intercepted, some of the cost fires because of high summit temperatures resolves, have been exchanged between israel and has been off on an almost daily basis since the start of the will, has blocks is based in lebanon, which and shares a boat up with northern israel. it is an ally of hum or violence against children during bold, reached extreme levels last year. that's according to the united nations in the annual children in conflict report, b u n. as blacklisted hamas islamic jihad and also the is really military for the

killing and maiming of children and for tax on schools and hospitals. the boy in saddam is also highlighted in the report which blacklist saddam's army and the arrival time military forces for crimes against children. so down, so a 5 fold increase in violence against children. in the past 2 years, the conflict between generals vying for power has been raging for a year now the civil war has cost most displacement, and the threats of famine 7 year old red tag, she's doing her daily tools. she fled to the sams refugee camp in the full with her family to escape the caches in the city of al sasha. give me a lot of room for the work we used to play. i came here with my, my dog brought this in on goods. my dad, us back home on a small family, seek refuge from the violence, food and resources being stretched. now 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 to our lives has become difficult, the highest of 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 single the conflicts began every year. we go and rages across ways of the country as a power minute treat great. the rapids, support forces, bottle for control against the sudanese on me. a recent attack by the are assessed from a village around a 100 kilometers south of the capital, how to left a 100 people dead. the ongoing functions have spots condemnation from the un under pledge by the international criminal court to investigate. i don't want that to be any doubt. the information being collected by my office on

a daily basis from da 4 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 as always, how do you ins we pull? it says there has been a 5 fold increase in great violations against children. incident of the past 2 years. i austin with us in lee from the ralph walden books center for human rights to explain those staggering 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 was, it was says its independence and 1953. but this was that uh, started in april 2023 and it still continues until today has been really one of the most brutal wars in part because of the perpetrators themselves document 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 so the part is actually valid, many international or human. why sent him to a law and as to mentioned therefore, i think um, the situation is a lot more more moke. that's true of it. now the conflict is likely to continue

tell us what can actually be done to reduce the suffering of the people and especially the suffering of the children. i mean, you said uh precisely the gulf side is really we do not see that the comfortable and sometimes that unfortunately and in part i think we, we see that the international community is not doing enough to uh, to stop the the warrants who done. i think in terms of how this going for the company is stop, i think the us to be upset 3 things that the international community and, and the notice of democracy is can, can do number one is to work on. but you know, um, uh somebody in protection uh front. right. and that because uh, for example, by deploying un, perhaps been called dimension with the african union to deploy a sort of a civilian protection. make it as it does with a grocer. given the fact that the parties would you do not care about the civilian

elias, right. we've seen this target number of people have been killed, wave has been used as a weapon of war and there are many other many, many more cops. uh 2nd, i think there is a need to wrap up the somebody to try and they ride the, there was a conference in power as of this year was they place the sort of the amount of money, but i'd still only 16 percent of that of the mentoring 8 that is needed to support disability as a dad is, has been messed sofa and therefore i think there is a good need to made metro a to making much 8 of the level immediately on the 3rd, i think there is a can uh it is important to work on the accountability for it. that is uh that because by calling out uh, the warning part is, is specifically the support for us is that is uh that is uh, committing genocide an active job for in particular out of course other or serious senior wise violations and braswell crowds. and perhaps it goes from other other parts of sudan. um they must be closed out and especially the neighbors as well. oh,

that there many for an act as involved in this as well. and so i think this of the house, the more practical that has that been honest with you, but again, a what is it may ali, the thank you very much. that's a lot that's available now. some of the other stories making headlines today. at least 49 people have died after a 5 tool through a multi story building and coo, 8, the blaze left thousands of others injured in the southern district of among us. many find workers live in the area about the nationalities of the casualties on north sea. it's clear a quotes in the netherlands has sent its 3 men to decades in jail for their roles. and the motor of the crime reports are paid to freeze. the journalist was gone down in broad daylight and announce to them street and july 2021. the killing of one of the netherlands most prominent report as shop the nation. has announced

a new government 2 weeks after gary canal was installed as entering prime minister . a transitional council made the appointments after the former leader resigned or u. d has been gripped by a huge surge and gun violence leading to issuing a terry and crisis. russian warships have been participating in military exercises in the caribbean. they was seen sailing into the cuban pulse of avant on wednesday. us military experts say the vessels may also stop in venezuela. another long time ally of russia allows wildfire has fullest. evacuation of several villages in southwestern cypress, no injuries have been reported. firefighters have been battling the place since tuesday in the remote region. greece and jordan have sent 552 aircraft office after the cypriot government aust,

for help i as your pin union member states are currently discussing whether to open excessive negotiations with ukraine and mold over the or pm commission announced last week that both countries have met the necessary requirements to begin the stokes, however, the process is far from straightforward. in moldova, pro criminal and policies are actively working to prevent the country from joining the you. today the united states and post sanctions on one of these, the governor of the tunnel, most a region of got goes yeah. if gave me a good so a dw report to craig or she might know ski, travel, it's $200.00. yeah. and has more on why she's staging a fight with a pro, you mold open government protesters on loud and clear outside the court in case you know, the capital of moved over. they came to support her, give ginia good. so the governor of that goes,

yeah. and autonomous region within moldova, she's accused of the legal party financing. the state prosecutor claims she personally transported money from russia to moved off for a criminal bucket party, which was the nice the allegation i am on trial because i am the governor to go see a today we're being punished and tried for having a different opinion. but wanting peace, we want to be friends with the russian federation and with other countries. you have doing a good, so is russia's life in moldova, she regularly travels to moscow, even meet with vladimir 14 russian troops are already in moldova. and to separate this trust, these 2 in the east of the country. now russia is quoting a goes, you know, told them in the self of mold over the country, which is between human but romania as war torn your grain,

human goals. yeah. russia is employed itself. power and money by a goose's pro russian party pop did or victory was one last year's elections thanks to support from populous founder fugitive molded on all the gar, either i'm sure you, i'm sure, was sentenced to 15 years in prison for stealing a 1000000000 us dollars. from the mold of and banking system. this almost booked the country to bankruptcy in 2014, but shores on the run. she's now residing in moscow. and his influence over moved on politics continues from a distance to europe in the union minutes war. and russia is a trusted partner and offers protection from all and them is, was a no, it took over 2. we say no to using us for war in the interest of others. we are an independent states and showed the sidebar. so we shall eradicate evil european spirits from our country. russia can count on some sympathy.

the guy goes, people are ready to take minority as most to speak russian. i'm like the rest of the which primarily speaks romania. russia recently promised to pay out an equivalent of hundreds and months to pensioners. for some news, almost doubling some pension. see from a guy, russia is helping us. they said they'll be adding to on pensions for the next year . and we're grateful, especially by my. so if there's much and wants to give us money and people are saying it's, does she money? it's all money, not to money, but holders. wouldn't that conflict with the central government is costing good goals. you're more than to help is worth like i think the for the custom where the conflict searches, hitch of us will even go gaza. because suddenly our autonomy is no installation diplomatically and they cannot mclee a root canal make indicators. so deplorable investments such

a cruising budget revenue said decreasing and some companies have left the autonomy off the market goes as governor is showing, no sign of bucking down and describing from the direction is far from further. the voice of jake, or someone else is in riga and he told us why so many mullens are leaning towards russia rather than euro as well. the house, i think there are 2 main factors that play here and go is this case? first is this and put you to us russia, which is definitely there. we submitted this in the report and the language speaks a bit, plays a big role. people in the goals you speak russian, the education system is in russian. and like as in the rest of moldova where it's in romania and, and ultimately people also follow russian media that play a big role in these regions these days. and on the other hand,

we have the easy relationship between god goes out and moved over. um, you have to know when this, when the soviet union collapsed and most of emerged as an independent state, the goal was actually the good independence from old. over in the 1990 there was some shared responsibility on both sides to prevent this conflict. and there was the not should with preventive and the both got both sides were able to come back together and at the table. and in 1995 to goes, you joins rejoins moldova, in exchange for this autonomy stuff is that it has gone through today. so what do we, where do we haven't experienced any? and on the mode of on sentiment in this, that's makes sense, but there is a strong resentment against the pro western motive and government. and these are the sentiments that the goal is just the governor is helping in and fuel being at the same time. and now what do you think russia is trying to achieve that? moldova. i think the overarching goal is keeping mould of eye and his

own view of influence. and for many years in russia's main leverage, a model that was the furthest region of cosmos during the east of the conference that is supported by russia. russia even has folder station there. however, over the last years, moldova has learned to go about its own way anyway, despite this separate this support, this project model is approaching to you. and the president has said as to the additions goal of joining the you by 20 for a key. and russia is now hoping that's popping up for russian parties in the country will help prevent that. and then later this year we will have the presidential elections in moldova, there was going to be a referendum on you membership and the parliamentary election next year. so, and russia is, wants to prop off this pro russian party. they are currently pulling gets around 40 percent. so they go head to head with deep pro you party that is now in power. and

in this calculation to goes as a resource for the pro russian party or, you know, i'm sure that is now governing there. and it is also a source of instability, a way to disrupt the work of more different governments. so she may not be there. and reagan, thank you very much. i germany's defense minister boast just totally o size outlined a new plan aimed at increasing the number of army recruits to prepare for a potential war. according to the plan, 18 year old men would be required to fill out full dining, their willingness and ability to join the army, suitable candidates, would then be selected to take part in military service every year. the story is how stressed that nobody will be forced to serve germany effectively ended compulsory const conscription in 2011 and has struggled to recruit soldiers. victoria says that urgently needs to change because of

a threat post by russia. you do not have the reference 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 talking gig 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, you may have to assume that from 2029, russia will be capable of launching a military attack on a nato country or a neighboring country and not to stop the bus. stop until guy from political correspondent, alex gas has more details on how this new plan is supposed to work. yes, so it is a voluntary service for a $100000.00 young men and women will be contacted every year by the german 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 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, likes guys to have reporting to brazil now with the wells biggest wetlands is on file the pump to another region which is about the size of england is prone to why fi is doing dry season boss this year the why fi season us stands at the end is

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by farmers like jose who rely on ranching for income the fires threat and not only his health, but also his livelihood. were trying to think i've got to do the other side of the base so that they have a better chance of surviving the day. so move in the way the fire is growing. it could still set on them and them my little guy and get home theater. the blazes are spreading more quickly this year, due to low rain fall. the hot, dry conditions along with strong winds are making it harder for firefighters to put them out. authorities, once the situation under control before the real wildfire season begins in july, you're watching dw, and you see as a reminder of our top story. tom ahl's house delivered it's response to the seas. 5 proposal announced by us president joe by the group expressed. it's quote, readiness to positively reach a deal to end the one,

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