the, the, this is dw, use live it from berlin, the pressure to correct down in migration here in germany. deportations to afghanistan, resume the 1st. since the tell live on return to power. the german government, promising to get tough on the side limits security headed to regional elections this weekend. also coming up is real agrees to limited pauses in fighting in the gaza strip, to allow the children more than half a 1000000 to be vaccinated against polio. and in her 1st sit down interview since becoming the democrats presidential candidates come over here, is makes it clear where she stands on israel. i am unequivocal and unwavering,

and my commitment is real suspense and its ability to defend itself. we'll have more on the interview and the race to win the white house. the i bring golf, it's good to have you with this. we begin with something that hasn't happened here in years. deportation flights from germany to afghanistan on friday, germany resume deporting. rejected asylum seekers to afghanistan for the 1st time since the teller binary took power back in 2021. a flight with convicted afghanis vendors took off bound for cobble the renew, deportations comm. as the german government faces pressure to crack down on migration after a fatal knife rampage last week, allegedly carried out by a man who should have been deported. space was the scene i'd like to add port just

before doing security officials preparing the faster potations flight from gemini to af gone this done in 3 years. on board with 28 convicted criminals denied permission to remain in germany. such flights have been near, impossible to arrange since germany broke off diplomatic relations with afghanistan after the tyler bond violently seized power and couple in august, 2021 dish of under couldn't. we announced i had announced that we would also deport . defend does back to us gotten this done. we have prepared this calculate without talking about it too much because of such plans only succeed if you make connect, but if you do it carefully, i'm very disagree. 3 to 4 that was carried out today. i would that would like to find everyone who helped to make this happen. details a clear sign that anyone who commits criminal offenses i cannot count on us, not deporting them, come by, that we will look for ways to do so. as you can see from this case in big is

looking to support women in business. i think the german government said the deal was not negotiated directly with a television. and instead with a help of what they called key regional partners. but they can see that they are also in direct contact with atalla. bon, i was i doing that's lose coverage. it's not positioned. as the german government is very clear, as long as the general conditions as they are of autonomy button behaves the way they do. there will be no efforts to normalize relations with the type of bonds and then no money dealing with the entirety. bon um, there are contacts on a technical level, especially through our representative office and don't have any buttons or people spill in, in, in, in to ha, they smocks a big change in germany's approach. the german government has been under pressure to step up to potations of projected asylum seekers, especially any one with a violent cost pressure that's intensified since $3.00 people was fatally stopped

installing. and last week, the main suspect was a 26 year old syrian asylum seeker who was supposed to be deported to operate. but we are continuing to work at full speed to once again enable the return of dangerous persons and serious offenders to ask on this done in syria. we will also west, together with representatives of the federal states and the biggest opposition policy and meet next week to discuss possible 5 dimensions piece of i took them last month to discuss friday. slight to cobble was the 1st entry is and if the german government has its way, it likely will be the last dw security corresponding thomas barrow. he gave us his take on the timing of the deportations. so timing is certainly very important here because it comes at a time when many people in germany where old political parties are specifically discussing the issue of deportation and especially portez from the failed asylum seekers and especially the protections of fail. this items take us from countries

like syria and up gun is done, and this is the result specifically of the attack in zoning and a few days ago. but it's important to stress that this is probably not a direct result from what happened in zoning of these kinds of deportation. flights of plans with lots of time in advance. but only because of all the logistics involved here in germany. also the negotiations that take place in this particular case, between germany and some of the countries in the region where i've gotten his son is located, the german government does not recognize the taliban government. but it has admitted that it has context. i to technical level, specifically through an office in doha. so basically what this gives you, what this gives us an impression, is that yes, the timing is always the relevant, but it's not a direct connection, or at least the direct result from what happened in zoning that it's something that's been plan now for quite some time. that was dw security correspondence, almost sparrow. israel says it's bored. the police have killed

a senior from us commander in a drones drive. it happened to the west big city of jeanine. at least 19 palestinians have reported. we've been killed since police raids begin on tuesday. meanwhile, the world health organization says israel has agreed to a limited policy and fighting and the gaza strip. to allow a polio vaccination campaign to go ahead. health workers hope to treat over 600000 children. starting on sunday one and a half year old ellen barker is too weak to move. she lives to on this hospital bed with her mom and grandmother by her side. that's been solved but it's of miss checkin miss. so if you to mel nutrition, she's dehydrated, who just stuff in my, i'm a chef and it has co serious complications that she's lean, pulled off with as low potassium as to didn't have blood. ha,

an infection in both lungs. oh, i the, how about the us in these complications make constructing polio, potentially fatal for elian now, with a 3 day truce agreed to assembly hopes we can safely receive the much needed succeeds. the truce begins on september 1st with over 640000 children on to 10 years old. expected to be vaccinated is critical. that'd be reached 90 percent vaccination that we've got 90 percent and $99090.00 vaccination covers during each route. that will be 2 routes and explain to 4 weeks at that is needed. actually, you need 90 percent less to stop the outbreaks. the transmission with in gaza and prevent international straps, polio. and while the truce may save hundreds of thousands from polio,

it's only temporary of to the truth ends the lives of those children in gaza and the families remain nutrition. as the polar all drake is just one part of the larger public health catastrophe. sam rose is in gone, said he's director of planning for the human agency for palestinians, which is known as the phone rock i asked and how they plan to go about vaccinating over $600000.00 children in guns. look, it's very, very difficult in the same way that doing anything right now in gauze that is difficult. it's been difficult to get the vaccines in. they are now in. it's difficult to move them around. we've only just had last night. the pause is that we've been calling for for so long have now been agreed to. we welcome them and we've got to go through detail. detail planning got unreal. will be administering

about half of those vaccines. the house of the children will be doing it in uh, health clinics. that's what we would normally do in any given year. and last year we vaccinated $99.00, a sense of children, but most people now when they, when we were doing those vaccinations, which is why the outbreak has broken out of one reason for it. so it'd be vaccinating some people in our clinics, but otherwise, in mobile health points that we set up in the hands of schools that are functioning, a shell says, and then we'll be going 10 to 10 with on monday it says with a fax and it says with our registration clause to 2 thirds of vaccinate the children, like you said, old children on the 10 needs received 2 doses of the vaccine said talk to me about how this was able to happen. the fact that we've seen polio emerge in gaza, the most people watching would assume that polio had,

has been eradicated completely. yes, absolutely. and it was eradication from god forbid, no cases, ability of engagement for the past 25 years. and this outbreak is a direct result of the conflicts and that the, the kind of multiple interrelated elements of the complex in terms of the designation of the health sex hospitals, health clinics that have affected our ability to provide vaccine coverage as we would normally do it as a consequence of the bombardments of the disruption of homes of infrastructure. the fact that so many people on the move and now living next to you know, positive sewage on one side amounts in a row on the other. as a consequence of the mound nutrition is your, your reports, and that's a consequence of, of, of immune systems being so suppressed by war people. and in this case,

children had to go through on a daily daily basis in fair lives. the last name, 11 months. now, i know it's a places around the world, there is this reticence among parents to have their children vaccinated for, for anything. i mean, do you expect to see any of that? they're in a gauze. i mean, i'm trusting parents. i mean misinformation is a, is a feature of our lives in the these days, but love what i can say is that the vaccination coverage in gauze has always been excellent. like i said, the eradication of communicable diseases and so on. and so now largely because of the, the, the, the solid health system that we have in place including unreal, which is the largest primary healthcare provider in the gaza strip. we is enrolled very much accepted and bedded within those communities. so there's a high degree of trust in health work as

a high degree of trust. and number staff and in the fax, in a says from the other part is we'll be working on it. so we are working closely with the community. lead is through mosques, through social media to get the message out with confidence that any missing information that exist, we'll be able to accounts a. sam rose with even agency rebel as you need refugees. and we appreciate you taking the time to talk with this. you're doing some valuable work getting this weekend. thank you. thank you. which is the us and now we're coming to harris has given her 1st interview since becoming the democratic parties. presidential nominee the last week. she took questions alongside her running mate. tim waltz. since starting her run for the presidency just over a month ago, comalla harris has mostly appeared in front of the door in crowds like this one in georgia. on thursday night that change once he sat down with cnn for the 1st big interview with the campaign. with americans deeply divided over the war in gauze

the powers confirmed she would not stop on shipments to israel. i am unequivocal and an unwavering and my commitment, israel's defense, and its ability to defend itself. and that's not gonna change far too many innocent palestinians have been killed and we have got to get a deal done. another issue, highland versus mines is migration with republican seeking to attack harris and the democrats over the issue, even as a legal border crossings sunk the lowest level in years last month. the powers plain. so republican rifle, donald trump looking efforts to cut their regular migration to by part of some work, including some of the most conservative members of the united states congress. a bill was crafted, which we supported, which i support. and donald trump,

that word of this bill that would have it contributed to securing our border. and because he believes that it would not have helped him politically. she told his folks in congress don't put it forward. he killed the bill with just 10 weeks ago before election day hours have no time to waste introducing herself and her plans, the american public. the now at least it seemed to be paying off with most poles, giving her a narrow lead, a trump. here's a reminder, no of our top story. this. our jeopardy has resumed the forwarding people back to afghanistan. deportations were quoted in 2021 after the totally bon. we took power, the german government is facing rising pressure to get tough on asylum rules and security at the board. you're up to date, this hour of next check in takes you to florence in italy for some travel chips from a local. i'll be back at the top of the hour with mobile dues. i hope to see you

then the on the long voyage through the ocean and mother, i'm back away with her car for a long time, they had to be humans on the journey. but now the premises have to come to.