the the, you're watching dw name, who's coming to live from berlin. a nights of deadly is riley rates in the west bank. palestinian medics say, at least 9 people are dead, is rarely army says a carried out operations in 4 towns to prevent terrorist attacks. also ahead on the program, japan braces for an extreme type food. car maker toyota has suspended all production . as tyson shaun shaun approaches why has pockets tons internet to become so slow. price per se, authorities are stuffing up surveillance and censorship. the

unclear richardson. thank you so much for joining us. at least 9 palestinians have been killed in a coordinated series of raids and strikes carried out by israeli forces and occupied west bank is really army says the operations carried out in 4 cities were designed to quote for terrorism in geneva and 12 current in the northern west and our correspondent and felix at times. so it has the latest from jerusalem. so well as he said, these really army says it's active in the northern part of the westbank to quote forth or terrorist activities. at the same time, it's been active in the west bank for quite a while. virtually since the some of the volks over. um saying that there is a rising service activity. um, several palestinians have been killed. and this operation um seemed, was,

will go on in the, in the coming days. um and uh it remains to be seen. uh, what sort of scale these are the army plans for this sort of operation. um and uh, as he said, it's also significant due to the fact that it combines air raids and, and so it's on the ground, which hasn't been the case, i would say before the 7th of october. so from venture be seen how the situation develops. as you say that we have seen operations of this kind since october 7th, what do you think is behind the timing of what we've seen over nice as well? there was, there is, there aren't any indications. some of these really on the about the particular timing on these radio storage. these have been reporting or rising activities among, among militant groups in general. uh, not only in the west bank but also in the best bank. also due to the tensions which

is by me, ron, um and uh, it remains to be seen how large this operation will be coming the coming days. um so that, um uh, given the tensions that remain in the negotiations for us as far in gaza. if you'd like to stay with us for just a moment, i'd like to ask you about some other news. israel's military has a free a hostage who has been held in the gaza strip by her mazda since last october. tide for hun all caught it. he was found alone in a tunnel in southern gaza. mazda, of course, thought to still be holding around $110.00 hostages, and about a 3rd of those believed to be dead. alkahottie is the 1st hostage to be rescued, a live under ground. let's take a look to free up to 326 days in captivity. these riley bill entry released this footage of soldiers bringing how you'd find a cottage back to israel is 1st stop a hospital in the southern city,

especially if for a checkup doctor say he's in reasonably good health considering the circumstances you arrive to the emergency department has underwent initial medical evaluation appears to be in good condition, but anyone who was in tunnels for such an extended period of time is significant medical problems. katia was working as a security guard on the border with guns when he was abducted by homos during the october 7 attacks. the militant group captured some $250.00 people in total. totty was one of each members of israel's better when our minority that were taken . his family were waiting at the hospital when he arrived his brother. overcome with joy we're happy only world is happy everyone. thank god, to put this good news today of to almost 11 months in

a way we could not imagine no dream of. meanwhile, since october 7th, the situation in the gaza strip has become more and more done by the day. the un says there's a severe food shortage and is highlighted the risk of a polio outbreak. the number of civilian dead in israel's campaign to destroy, thomas continues to grow the territories. hum us run health ministry uses while over 40000 people have now been killed by israel's offensive. a number that combines militant and civilian deaths. the ministry says on choose day alone is right and strikes killed at least 18 people across the strip. i took them children . let's go back across to dw felix townsend in jerusalem. felix, how are families of other hostages? reacting to this news?

well, there's certainly a sense of joy and happiness here in these were the only when it comes to hostage families. but generally, in the general population, the headquarters of the hostage families have released the statement saying that while they're very happy to hear that a hostage has been freed, that this cannot be, uh, this cannot be applied to the other 100 and an 8 hostages. currently, uh, still being housing does, uh, and that a hostage deal is still the best way to go in terms of bringing them home. but they to go see ations are taking place. but at the same time, it seems like uh the, the, the negotiation as far as his fire and a hostage to you uh, not to likely, uh, to provide a break. so anytime soon. uh, mostly due to the issue of the sofa philadelphia coreys, or in the border area between the gaza strip in egypt, which is where a refuses to give up on, in terms of

a soldier presence. so so it remains to be seen how this develops in the coming days and we will of course, have coverage for you of the developments and the days ahead. thank you so much that is dw felix time search engine for salon. or how's your pan is bracing for the arrival of a powerful ty, food that's threatening to bring heavy rains and a strong winds to the most southern main island. heavy rain has already triggered land slides in central japan leaving 3 people. missing. officials have warned that ty phone, sean sean is quote, extremely strong, and they've told hundreds of thousands of residents to be ready to evacuate depends whether agencies as the ty phone could make landfall on thursday. and i spoke earlier to a journalist traveling in the south of japan, as sonya blash had told us how the typhoid is affecting her. oh, yesterday we were at the volcano also, which is a bit further and the southern part of the key. sure. island. and were actually advised to leave the area rather sooner than later because we were intending to

stay near the, but they said you, you had better go to the northern part of q through because of the strong tide for moving slowly up towards where we are now. at the moment it's still relatively quiet business wins. there's been some rain, but it's still ok. well tomorrow the wind and the rain is expected to be very strong. most likely they will disrupt the spring constant, the fast training services. they're also likely going to be cancellations. or flights. so we will actually be leaving for full call right off of this to go to your most remarks. and so yes, so people authorize thing for the arrival. uh, we just uh, went suffice some, some water in the shop where they had some food and supplies on display and local authorities of aust, people to really prepare and get supplies. so to prepare for the arrival of the really strong type for me. okay, so you'll be moving up from football. got to her rush, my can you just paid a picture for us for which areas in japan we are expecting to be most affected by

this type phone? it's a really strange one. this time, most of the country has been affected already and will be effective even yesterday areas, around 1000 kilometers. most of the center of the type for receipts very heavy rain cars were well re underwater until the tire size. i would say um, even though there was super far away and in the south of, of japan and co shima and especially the smaller islands. um there's always a huge risk risk when type someone's approach because of power outages. the houses are not as strong as the one we don't speak to happened during a type fluid. and especially in, in the rural areas, people need to be alert or aware of, of the risk of landlines. we know in central japan there are 3 people missing after a land slide. what else can you tell us about the situation? i mean we're in japan,

i should say is somewhat accustomed to 2 types of loans. uh september is tied for one season. so the restorative has been preparing and all prepare. they're preparing shelters and food. and they've uh, canceled new things that were in very urgent companies have canceled work for, for tomorrow, and the day after. so it's, it's a bit of a, it's almost like a break of normal life, so to speak, to really make sure that everyone everyone remains safe. and what our residents being told about what they can do to prepare for more potential flooding and land slides for everybody, including myself actually we've been receiving alerts on mobile phones saying, you know, need to be aware of the trajectory of the type food you should get enough water and food. um make sure that you know where the sales as are maybe prepare and move away from your home. um, early on, you know, not,

don't wait until the type sooner arrives, but make sure you go, for example, to designates. it's a town hall and so on. so usually it in japan, you know, as i said, they have experience with this. and so considering the the expense and the, the strengths of the type one. and this one seems to be really much stronger than the use one, especially because effects such a wide area. so. so yeah, um preparations are ongoing and people are, are due to the phones, i would almost say do 2 screens and, and trying to, to guess where the typhoid is moving next. what's on you and you take care. thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us, but is it sonya blash. thank you, just joining us now for pans. let's take a look now what some other story is making headlines around the world. german police have shot dead, a man who attacked officers with knives in the western city of morris. no one else was injured. chancellor, all off felt as vowed to tight and weapons was following

a mass, stopping in. zola and last weekend, which killed 3 people. then as well as presidents nicholas, my daughter has put a hard line socialist party boss in charge of the security forces. right scripts, fear, the new interior minister deal style cadell, quote, a step up a crackdown following last month disputed presidential election. the opposition hopes of popular protest and international pressure could still overturn my daughter has claimed victory. a and iran supreme leader has hinted at possibly reopening negotiations with the united states over its nuclear program. i told her i li, i mean a says there is quote, no harm and engaging with the enemy. former president, donald trump, hoping you was out of an international agreement, limiting air runs nuclear activities, lieutenant pockets. tom telecommunication authority is facing a public outcry after 3 weeks of disrupted internet services. authorities blame malfunctioning under water cables and say if the problem could persist for weeks.

but some tech watchers say it's because of government moves to control online access more tightly. this is what the internet looks like and focused on these, these transmission rates have dropped by up to 40 percent over the past few weeks. right? strip claim. it's due to the bucket from the government. deploying a new firewall leg system, defeat the aim is to increase speed control, surveillance and censorship of what they've now come down to is to enhance their technical capacity to sensor content on social media to try to apps. so for example, twitter l or x as in blog since after the elections at february is now what sap services are the process. so for example, you can send text messages, but you can send videos or audio notes or photographs. and presumably that's also

because a lot of projects moving to as watch side for safe communication and to share evidence and to share it with the media or to upload it on social media. is the internet slow down, which is affecting everyone gums? i mean the brought the track down on the political body of the g, former prime minister in non con. he has 20800000 follows on x. he and his body, the buckets, dont daddy get and stuff, or b p i use social media to reach people in fact has done the dumping videos, shared on social media blamed, focused on spyware from military for emerald cons. after and the condition the military denies. along with con, separate cpa members are in g. m much into a beat. the eyes, international media coordinator, was recently taken from his home. he has since been released on be

gone, hon and his b. d. i may be the most prominent target the profession, but writes groups, the other voices standing up to the state and the military of so under threat. yeah, there's definitely targeting of the budget sunday you can stop by the state of machinery. it seems to be dedicated to trying to break up that political party but, but what's also very important to note is that there are movements on quote unquote the power free of pocket stuff, such as in the largest side and paper books to find tribal areas who have been actively prosecuted by the state for decades and their voices has been chronicled. focused on some industries, see if it is merely defending itself against defamation. and will continue to do so, no matter where it comes from. this, this is going to be the 1st line of defense against digital terrorism as the implementation of lot. it is the,

that's why whoever is in the country and outside of pakistan. i'll get that person is involved in propaganda as pakistan's military and pull the rise as the public eye and the army of lots and is involved in fake news feed. then the military will carry out legal procedures against the lead. i don't need god why he could, he got a position rallies are very difficult to get permits for meaning much political and social activism takes place online now human rights because fear despair smelled. so be closing and i spoke earlier to for you as these a leading digital expert based in karachi, pakistan. they asked her how be slow internet has been affecting life there. it is usually in the street. he does not speak of as vocally as it has recently, and this is effected the internet destruction. so internet is not something that we are experiencing just now. this happened in january earlier as well,

and we're seeing this being repeated. now. a lot of businesses be nonsense has been effective. so for instance, 5 years at the office, i mean out of office of the, uh, a lot of people i've set up businesses on what's up now. not just has the internet been slowed down, and it is being attributes to, you know, thoughts and submarine cables. however, we are also experiencing ask disruptions. whatsapp is used a lot by businesses, by individuals, by news media have a ticket for report is to connect to the desk and the media function was disrupted in meta in the soft chest tire size that it was not, it was sold on their end. it was something yoko, there's been no guarantee with respect to that since do days. cigna is not working on mobile data and we're seeing that these disruptions exist on mobile data specifically. so they haven't considered the industry and bought them that are figures in terms of loss of revenue. revenue also is that privilege, almost

a reputation with clients have withdrawn business, strong companies or individuals for the inability to deliver. so what do you make of this then of what is behind this? do you accept the government's explanation that they have no part in what is happening is not at all i'm the government is a given contradictory statements. so of now and there are 2 pending petitions before the lord and assigned by the high course, respectively with respect to internet disruptions and the so called file was now this is the p th $70.00 on telecommunications authorities. german has on record a you know, the acknowledge that yes, some system is being updated. what is the system? what is it capability? we do not know the government is not coming. you know, a 4th on what this is. instead, they administer to states, but ip has been saying that it's vpn usage that has caused the internet snowed out

without explaining why is that the people have dared to vpn. now we don't have privacy conscious nation, it's not uh for that purpose, but it's because of locates and particularly not accessing those as many uses. and um, of course, that located has affected people, but the, what's up disruption has definitely let people do uh, you know, use you deep and to circumvent this. and it's, they're giving, they basically deflecting, they're not actually acknowledging. we have now seen in the national assemblies record some admission with respect to, you know, upgrades, but also we are going down to a vpn registration route. so it seems like a combination of network monitoring, filtering through this combination of tech tools as well as the legal regime that has been created. i know already exist to some degree is well, thank you so much for joining us today with your insights. that is a, for me, i sees a co founder of both the you're watching the, the, the news still to come all the weight is over

after a 15 year hiatus the brit pop band. oasis announces a reunion. tour fans around the world. wondering, is dispute between the gallagher brothers free we over before we get to that, we can take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. u. s. prosecutors have filed a new indictment against donald trump, in the case, accusing him of trying to overturn the 2020 us presidential election. the indictment takes into account a recent u. s. supreme court ruling giving former presidents and brought immunity from criminal prosecution. care storm r, as in germany for his 1st visit here, as the british prime minister, he's hoping talks will help to reset relations between the u. k. and the european union ties has been spring since breakfast when britain left the block strong were visited berlin's brandon for gay before meeting chancellor. alas,

schultz the. when's nuclear watch dogs, as any attack on a power plant in russia's course region could have a catastrophic consequences. raphael grocery was inspecting the nuclear facility in an area where ukrainian troops have made advances in recent weeks. while paris is gearing up for the paralympic games, which kick off with the opening ceremony this evening. the games will make use of many of the vineyards that were used for the olympics, or the 4000 athletes with disabilities are going to be competing for gold, silver and bronze metals. organizers say nearly 2000000 tickets have been sold so far. and the city is hoping to spot light, it's work to make the games more accessible than ever before. but recalibrating, a city like paris is no easy task. our correspondent rosie burkhard has this report from the french capital manage sydney has all which shots for the moon, you know,

the french wheelchair basketball or is taking the time from training to spread some power, olympic spirit among volunteers and local kids here in this parish neighborhood it's important to, for me to finally get the real of feelings about right on the exports that they are a sports like or sports. we work hard like old seats, for some the excitement is own ready, potable i'm so lucky to live in paris because torres are coming from all over and paying a lot of money to see the games. i can just watch some of my balcony. but the taste recession is also an eye opener for these players besides disability is a set of knowledge, gives you an idea of what wheelchair use a seal every day as part of its power olympic preparation. the french capital has been trying to make those day to day experiences better. the city has been pouring

millions into accessibility adaptations, renovating support centers, creating hundreds of new disabled parking spaces, widening pathways, and adding more infrastructure for people with visual impairments. now all the buses are accessible all the time where it is accessible. we have a lot of taxes accessible because we invest the game and the we want to the, the games to be an opportunity for us to times that. but the change hasn't reached all parts of time. the metro 1st built in 1900 remains largely in accessible with many of those with reduced to ability less to struggle through the dense net towards the daily. or the city has been offering alternative shuttle routes to the games upon request. but for money that doesn't go far enough. me a lot of people like me, we don't have

a problem with our disabilities. it's really where we are. that's we cannot make us more comfortable or not with our disability. she says she's confident things will get specter, because she'll keep talking about it to make sure that starting the line, the paralympics truly leaves their mark on paris. and british rock band oasis are getting back together for a reunion tour. the 1st concert set for the u. k. and ireland next summer, or use as a shop to start him in the ninety's with hits like wonder wall and don't look back in anger. any 15 year feud between brothers liam engine will gallagher has kept the band a part until now? they were never ones to minutes the words. and after days of hints and speculation, the announcement the britpop legends oasis are re uniting for a world wide tour starting in the u. k. next summer. it marks the end of an

infamous 15 year feud between brothers liam and no gallagher to day is going to be the band behind it. songs including wonder will and don't look back in anger, announced it will play multiple shows and card of london, edinburgh, dublin. and their hometown of manchester were friends are absolutely delighted. yeah, it's great news. well, it's, i, it probably going to try get some kicks on friday. at one different my off fuel will be fairly well trying to get tickets and it's almost a chunk for so really if your child, so to little van. so lift those memories. you know, even though it's, you know, like 49 now formed in 1991 oasis were among the defining voices of brit pop. they quickly rose to same packing stadiums with the gallagher brothers

frequently making headlines for their public disputes and wild rock. her life styles and all the stuff with the images, the trait and the 1st 5 so will always be allowed. few of those months us are types of difficult thing, francesco's best they broke up in 2009 after the gallagher brothers fill out. after years of inviting now the band has assured fans, the guns have fallen silent, and the great weight is over. and there is excitement buzzing all over the u. k. a and bob, it's the best news in the well, the wife says to call me back together is what we need friends. are of course hoping the reunion goes well. be that the tickets go on sale this saturday. it's just before we go, a quick reminder of our top story this hour. at least 9 palestinians have been

killed in a night of his railey rates and strikes in the occupied westbank. he is really our re says a carried out operations in for cities to prevent terrorism and you haven't, you are up to date. thank you so much for joining us on data unit. the

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