the, the, you're watching due to the news coming to live from berlin. 19 people are killed as gunman opened fire and rushed as a dog, as don reach and the attackers target jewish and christian houses of worship, and a police post. at least a 15 police officers and an orthodox priest are said to be amongst the dead. also on the show, prime minister benjamin netanyahu says, be intense phase of israel for against him. aust. ink off us is quote, about the end of the fight is not over. and his sports news holfram celebrate as germany's for

a last minute goals of salvage or raul with switzerland and when their group, i think you're playing football championship, offering you all the reaction the i'm clear, richardson, welcome authorities to say at least 15 police officers and 4 civilians are dead for government and launched simultaneous attacks into cities and rushes darkest on regions. they took place as the country was celebrating. the orthodox festival of pentecost, local officials say a synagogue to orthodox churches and a police profit post were targeted in schemes gunfights broke out in seemingly coordinated attacks here and were dug as time capitalism. the hutch color and militants, runs the streets suited. my witnesses shows the gunman shooting police

officers. these go on several were killed pushing this will do relevant services and law enforcement agencies walking quickly. but unfortunately there were losses with the offer. austin said condolences to the families and friends whose sons and brothers died. the militants also targeted a church laces ceasing as on fire. meanwhile, the city of deadman, which is around 120 kilometers away, was also under attack. synagogue was safe, a light and a priest was killed at an orthodox church. while no one has claimed responsibility for the attacks, the republic of doug it's done has been targeted by islamic militants in the past.

rushes investigative committee has launched an investigation into what it called act of tara. i'd like to welcome all of you ever. a french political scientist and professor at the european university institute. his work focuses on political as long as he has an expert on central asia. i'd like to begin by 1st looking at the facts we know surrounding these attacks and august on and your view, do they follow the pattern of designated terrorist groups? likely as lumnick state the delay on the line. we'll try to bring him back in just a moment if we can. i'm just gonna check in with my producers to see if we are able to establish that crate. i'm understanding we do hear you. we do hear you, sir. thank you so much again for taking the time to speak with us. um, so in your view, do these attacks follow

a pattern of attacks you see from groups like be as long states? yes, absolutely. they give you the, just the same, of course, that for the just establish much and i go and, and talk to you a bit of a thing in the world because the government but also by definition it's dean. now this, the post soviet era in docusign was, was characterized by uprisings and violence. and in 2017 russia officially declared this rebellion defeated is this now indicative that there is a danger that russia will lose control. again, we have still a fee for the bates of the him. the shots are, what does that gets done by definition you of these are just the ends of selves, but this time and now most of the terrorists would need to be in a piece of the but i'm certain that you all from one of the

so what are we seeing, i guess them is a very bad comment before the begin because it show the, the, the expect expect is vision went to, to, to of, of the have to cut off. they have the sons of the little core, distinct of, you saw the window guy. so it's been about us. it says, seems to work has been created by this headquarters. what kind of reaction might we expect from the russian state and response to this latest attack? to this or do you have a to a tuesday to end up exciting and to they did the fact the but there is a gates, a piece of motion because the some interest up there. how does the question does actually so clearly it shows the affinity, all of the deal with the allowed with the listing. conservative electric company, those interest? yeah. this, do you know how to get into

a share of football and your mysterious mysteries i use? that's the frequencies categories they should start getting directly. so friction hall indeed the kremlin, has been fairly quick to accuse so called for and forces is having support of these attacks, especially ukraine, as you say. so just to be clear is, is there any reason to believe this claim from the kremlin? no up. so between the 5th became the didn't get the civilians if i show her as well, so excited it is this to me, simple thing is fired specially about because of the sofa and the site is the the silver for the prize or the is the jews and these cases because the sort of the, the policy of foot to try to have the best friends to read. and

indeed, last october of august and made headlines when anti semitic riots broke out at the airport in the city of my gosh, kalat and the attacks yesterday were directed in parts against synagogues, among other places. do you, do you see a connection there or yeah, there is a jimmy able to see, you know, to what does it go? so i give is that returning it's of course i'm so little confused, but 0. select the cheese. so that the a tied into the cardboard and then listings, all of that gets done. so there is a key see the dimension of a jihad against the mistake. of course the jewish or the just use of their i said that ready just for me is west virginia. so it starts all the way to to show that the put this call is

about a week in the audio as, as well. i from the european university institute, thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us on d w. today. the gym and other news prime minister benjamin netanyahu has signaled with that as well as the latest military operations against tomas and gaza, or winding down. what he maintains of the fighting won't stop until the group behind the october 7th terror attacks. no longer controls the gaza strip. here's a part of an interview that he gave on israel's channel. 14 a. here's 2 more shortly after the intense raise is finished and we will have the possibility to move part of the forces north. and we will do this 1st and foremost, for defensive purposes, and secondly to bring our evacuated residents home. if we can, we will do this diplomatically. if not, we'll do it another way, but we will bring all the residents home from both the north and the south. drove out. i mean, it's within a month for the the end of the phase of intense fighting. very soon. i talked to

our correspondent interest limit tanya kramer and i asked her where this leaves things and the war it was permanent. so benjamin netanyahu gave this interview, i have to say a red interview to a local uh, tv channel, a writing channel, as it is known here, where he was saying, uh basically that the intense phase of the war is winding down. and he also indicated that the army is close to completing its offensive in the off of the southern city in a 1000 a dollars a. but without giving a time that i know without giving it more details. but he also said the war is actually not over. this would mean he said that few a troops would be needed in gauze, and they would be re deployed to northern israel. he also said in that interview that he was prepared only for a partial deal, an agreement that would see a ceasefire. oppose in fighting,

including then also the release of some of the hostages, as he said, but that the war will not be ending until how much is removed. compound of these comments he made were very, just hoping to criticize to, especially by a groups that are representing the hostage of families of saying that you would therefore abandoned some of the hostages that remain in gaza. and a problem in this, the department is this office, an issue to clarifying statement that they would not abandon the hostages, such as actually homos, who's not agreeing to the deal. but it's very, it's seem as problematic as there's no incentive right now from us to agree to such a deal that has been installed. that's a ceasefire hosted steel that's on the table. because then mine, a demand was always to get a clear timeline for when the war will end to enter such an agreement. antonia, what about the situation at the border with levon on fighting between israel has

the law has increased in recent weeks. can you tell us where things stand there now? well, absolutely, and there was always, you know, the, the understanding is, well, that one's the offensive and then also in gaza would be coming to an end. then the attention of is where i would then turn a note to it's not as important as you have rightly said. that has been a lot of cross for defying. actually since october 8 has been, law has joined the war a, so to speak. but this has been intensifying in recent weeks. we've seen more attacks going deeper into israel by his beloved, also, attacks by israel, deeper into lebanese territory against has a lot is red, wants to push, has pull up back from its border. tens of thousands of his various had to leave the area, have left homes and you know, cities and a village is uh, in this area that has been displaced there. and this is something that is val

cannot accept a. so we heard mentioned y'all was saying that he would look for diplomatic solution. there are some efforts underway, but if there's no diplomatic solution, he would look for another way. and of course, that is the concern right now that if there would be an is rarely attack on southern living on this could actually go into a why to a more with yvonne potentially joining and it's malicious across the region. tanya, thank you. as always, that is dw is atanya kramer in jerusalem. german foreign minister and when a bad walk has described the situation between israel and has the law as very worrying, she says any escalation of the fighting would be a catastrophe. germany's topped up on that we'll travel to the region later on monday. and what's bringing that database julia. so delhi for more on this julia, what does bare bach hope to get from her 8th trip to israel since the war began? so it's going to be a question of again,

going over almost the same topics that she has been addressing, addressing with our counterparts in the area since october 7th. again, the book and her ministry have so she's going to go there and discuss the humanitarian situation in the gaza strip. she has been pushing for months to try to get more humanitarian assistance into the strip. and also the german position had been against the rest offence, has been rasa. so we can say that on this point for success and dialogue with her is really counterparts, has only been partially successful. and now obviously with tensions flaring up between has been a lot in israel, and the northern is rarely border. the risk of an escalation is again, one of the pressing topics that had been from the beginning. and bab, oak had really put a lot of effort into trying to stop an escalation from happening. uh that the whole area was on the brink of such an escalation back in april when iran sent drones and

missiles towards israel and attack that luckily then lead to a bigger further escalation in the region. but again, the situation is very 10. so she is again, going to talk to our counterparts in israel and then 11 on to try to diffuse a situation. now in israel, she is this time not going to meet a prime minister netanyahu. she has in the past and media reports from her latest visit pointed to the tensions between the 2. and this time she is v, as as normal. i'm going to meet with her counter parts of the foreign minister and 11 on. she's going to speak with the lebanese government, her car, into part they're not obviously with has bola, who, which is the group that has been increasing the attention. so we'll see how much of an influence she can actually have on the situation. julia, so deli, with that update. thank you. so we can bring you up to speed. now, what's another world? news headlines. fire officials in south korea say at least 16 people have been

killed in a place that a lift the young battery factory just south of the capital soul. the exact cause of the fire, which has now been brought under control, is not yet known, but a number of people are still reported missing the saudi health ministers as more than 1300 people died during this years. hodge pilgrimage of temperatures sort above 51 degrees celsius. he added that the majority of fatalities were among an authorized pilgrims. hodge was one of the 5 pillars of islam. every muslin was able to as expected to perform it at least once into shape. and china, as weather agency has issued a red alert for heavy rains across multiple eastern provinces, several areas likely to experience the true wrench. the rain over the next 2 weeks . the annual rain season has arrived earlier than usual this year in china is south side. so we allow the team on the phone and to india. now we are prime minister under, under moody,

has taken his oath at the 1st session of the indian parliament. since the country is mimic the general election. he's expected to lay out his plans for his 3rd term in office. but now with the head of a coalition government for the 1st time in a decade, that is after his party, the b j. p failed to secure an absolute majority in the recent national, which on a resurgence of india is opposition. it will be a parliament which includes many m, p. 's were facing criminal investigations as a reporter in delia. each other yet of now explains the indians chose a new government the some of the b j. b party did worse than expected and was forced into a coalition. but there are also other surprises when it comes to the new parliament . almost half of the employees and the cut them session have criminal cases against them. 31 percent of those awful serious criminal charges like re mondo and kidnapping. what's more, since 2009, that has been an increase of 55 percent in the number of m. p. 's facing criminal

charges. but candidates are required to declare any of the history been finding the norman nation for the election. but many voters don't seem to care if a candidate has been charged for the crime. in fact, candidates facing criminal charges were almost 4 times more likely to win than those with no charges against them. in this parliament is a representation of the country, secular democracy with m. p. 's from diverse backgrounds and religious. but for the 1st time, a governing coalition doesn't include a single muslim mt, despite most things, making 14 percent of india as population as india largest minority. the 2000 and last name, m p. 's and the parliament come from the opposition parties. women constitute almost 49 percent of india as population, like the numbers on north smashed in the parliament. only 14 percent that is $74.00 of the $543.00 elected and peace of women, which is significantly below the global average. however,

there is hope for the improvement law still a little was false. setting aside 33 percent defeats for women in the lower house of parliament. one downside is that it would be implemented only off to india completes. it's next, the census, and a date for that has not yet been said or corresponded shadow. yahoo filed that report, joins me now. shallow, moody, and the be j. p. they've lost their absolute majority. now they have to rely on other parties. what do you think we can expect from this parliament and this new dynamic? a lot is going to be different this time clear, given that this is the 1st time in 10 years that indian parliament is going to see a coalition government is going to be headed by a prime minister, movies b j b party. would mind you. this is an on charter tennessee, also 5 minutes to movie because he's been no used to the absolute majority in parliament over the last 10 years and a to 10 yours. as a political experts say that this, the next 5 years we'll see a weakening of the personality called that was built around his image as well as

the, you know, his iron grip on the power is going to lose in. and you may remember the prime minister movie and his last to daniel, as you know, he's been really known for his a well. so richard, him almost unilateral the style of boyd decision making, but that will have to change now because for every decision in the parliament, he'd have to take his goldfish and fox most on board and then not exactly, you know, on the same page. i do logically uh, as his faulty uh, bear in mind that uh, the collision, fox news fox, these are the gd, you and the ttp. they don't subscribe to the, to the brand of hindu majorities in politics that the b, j. b subscribes to us. so it's going to be interesting to see how prime minister movie takes them along. another aspect which is going to be different in the last 10 years from the last 10 years is the stronger presence of the opposition parties because they've come back over the big mandate this time. so we can expect more excited debates and more checks and balances in 5 minutes to move the has big plans

. for instance, i'll give you one example. one is a bringing a 1st, a common bozeman law for all the citizens of this country is respective of their religion. uh, the agenda and their sexual orientation. but both hang those as well as muslims have a pause the ideas for us now. so it'll be interesting to see if mr movie is able to push to his big ticket isn't, does this time just briefly before i let you go, one thing that really jumped out your report was the, this fact that nearly half of all members of india's lower house of parliament have criminal cases against them. can you explain why people are voting for them of the o. well, as for this report, the chances of a winning photo candidate, but the criminal background a much higher than that of a clean candidate. and the reasons behind that of political exports have put 2 reasons behind that. one of course is money because, you know, the indian elections. there are huge sort of ma'am, on the exercise that runs so will weeks. so as you saw in the last 2 months,

and it needs a lot of money outlay. and so the political parties end up choosing those candidates who have the money to finance their own capital account pin. and they happened to be once with a criminal background, they have to do have a lot of money. oh, so it's not just a political parties who are choosing them to fight elections on their behalf. it's also the voters because the voters it into a they a vote often on religious and on cost lives. and the see these a criminal candidates has strong men who can get things done on the ground for them class. thank you so much for bringing us with the speed that is shut off in deli and now today, 10 of the european football championship as the final match. as of germany's a group, a, the host drew one all with switzerland. thanks. we late school from nicholas full crew enough to advance as group winners to the round of 16 where they will face the 2nd place team out of england's group. see this wistful advance as the 2nd place team. and we'll play group bees runner up and we'd be in the studio now. we have

my sports colleague, daniel barcelona. daniel. hi, i understand you've been out at the fan mile in berlin during that game. what was the reaction from the crowd? yeah, so i was in the fans on in front of the right side actually. and it was absolutely packed of course, throughout the whole tournament, the atmosphere in these fans on has been spectacular, especially when germany play, of course being the home crowd. sometimes actually, usually it gets passed through capacity and they don't let anybody else. and now i was a little bit worried yesterday about what i was going to tell you guys, germany was losing to the majority of the game. so the atmosphere was a little bit more relax, split se, but that actually serve to build up the anticipation because when food groups scored, it went absolutely wild. and what's funny was that just before he got something, they were like groups of fans and they were say, put full cogan, put for a coupon, and he'll score he'll score. so it was absolutely wild when they won. and or when

they tied. and the fans were ultimately right. yeah, definitely made it much lighter. moved here in germany today. i'm sorry. i mean, it was difficult, right to have germany reached the knockout and stage. yeah, definitely. they struggled against switzerland. now of course, there's a 2 teams, but they know each other very well. a lot of the players they play together in the german buddhist, the guy and switzerland is a side that is, they're very compact. they defend very well and they liked the hit teams on the counter type very quickly, and germany had struggle with that in the past. now what was the key for germany in this game was that germany has so much depth on the bench and what they have on the bench is our players that bring different qualities to what they had already on the field. and that sometimes it makes it difficult for teams to adjust when they make those subs. and that's exactly what happened when they brought in full crew. he offered something different upfront, and ultimately he was the one who changed the game for germany. so germany spoiled for talents at this point. yeah, i've done here. i've asked you this before,

but i'll ask you again after that performance we just saw it. does germany have it takes to the whole tournament? i mean, it depends. so you ask, of course they just might. yes. so yeah, they did struggle a little bit. they looked fragile defensively, but ultimately they qualified for the next round their 1st and their group, and definitely a team that nobody is going to want to play against. moving forward, of course, if we're going to talk about favorites, we have to talk about spain and portugal who are both undefeated and both of them look very, very strong. french also is always a contender and a tournament like the arrows. so it will definitely be a very good tournament. and i think importantly germany have shown that they have the mentality to be able to struggle maybe through a game, but still do what it takes to get a result at the very last minute of the game. and that's so important for a team in the arrows because it shows that they have character and you can never count them out. so it will be a great tournament. daniel, thank you so much this daniel barcelona and that of course means it's

a good bye to the scottish fans who brought their energy and enthusiasm to the tournament. the. 1 column was one mill in their final roof game against hungary and winning goals. ford and the 10 minutes of added time hungry still have a chance to advance while scotland and their fans, the so called tartan army are heading home the and just before we go, we can give you a reminder of our top story. at this hour, the gunmen have launched definitely attacks into cities and rushes of southwestern from the public of august on local authorities as a synagogue to orthodox churches. and a police traffic post were targeted. at least 15 police officers and 4 civilians,

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