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the, the, you're watching the, the you news coming to you live from berlin, israel's prime minister vows to avenge the death of 6 hostages, killed in gaza. benjamin netanyahu says they were killed in cold blood before the is bradley military could reach them. also ahead of the show voting is underway into eastern german states an election i could see the far right when a state election for the 1st time since the end of world war 2. the
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i'm sorry, richardson, thank you very much for joining us. is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vowed to hunt down the leaders of homos. after the military said it had recovered the bodies of 6 hostages from a tunnel in southern gaza. the militant group capture them during the october 7th terror attacks hills was pulling and then you'll will show me one by one. i don't know the names of the 6 hostages, the read out on this really tv, crushing the less copes of their relatives and friends and family beta. if let me suppose a few hours ago, we informed the families of the idea of located the bodies of their loved ones in an underground tunnel and rough hut, colgate blasio. i p all 5. you shall need the harbor. initial assessment suggest they were brutally murdered by how much terrorist and have them shortly before we reach them. someone could tell they were kidding out. the life on the morning of october, 7th by the terrorist organization will come us. our book to be on a day is going up the whole from us as one of the hostages was 23 year old,
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is really american hersh. goldberg, paul, and she was seized by how much militants and a music festival in southern israel. during the attack on october, the 7th speaking to dw in december, his mother was full of hope. he would soon be released. i'm not, i pay all the time that i know there are kind good guys and civilians who are also caught in this horrible situation that were caught in. and i want to pray and hope that there's someone kind there being kind to hers and to the other, you know, innocent people who are also being held there in a terrible situation. such words would resonate with people at these riley and tell of the hell, just hours before the adf. and now it found the 6 bodies go for months for testers
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have been demanding a deal to release all hostages. they accused the government of putting its political survival above the lives of israeli citizens. all they care about is the olympics and they didn't approve to, to do a deal with the would come us and so our loved ones are still there. and thirdly, we don't see the horizon and don't know when they will be back with us. these really prime minister said the killing of hostages showed him us didn't want to deal a little bluff. i say to the how must her wrists who murdered our hostages. and i say to their leaders, your blood is on your hand or we will not rest. and we will not be silent, we will pursue you. we will find you, and we will settle the score with you. the conferred depths of 6 more hostages are likely to fill the galvanize. the protests with the opposition already vile when to
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bring israel's economy to a standstill. journalist believes living has more on the story for us from tele, fif of the league. have additional details emerged about this operation to recover the bodies of the hostages. yes is the best couple of hours, the pathologist, unprofessional those saying that they the hostages and were told that between 48 to 70 hours ago. which means that we're talking about the to the evening man, while we're talking. yeah. wireless is me. the cabinet was the taking that their decision on the way to prison in the front of those 2 cards are not very far away from very rough out of the way around mergers by tomas and milton. separately and according to the details of the town with the head shots, all of them alongside the other. um and looking out to the other areas. uh so it
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would be were because acute is um uh, another upgrade for the details that they were found. uh, um 20 meters on the ground in total just $100.00 and it just excuse me, one kilometer away from the place said that the, the idea of the soldiers found on a like, hostage meant to be before that. so maybe the smoke is with this symptom of the note that the audit troops are really getting closer to reaching the hostages, then murder them in order not to give this achievement to these. right. and this will be just devastating is for families to say their loved ones been murdered after surviving almost 11 months and how much captivity. how much of that anger will also be directed towards the netanyahu government for not securing a deal to for their release. i saw yesterday evening and was also present and covering the events that happens every single saturday evening. the hostages, the all the comments of the hostages hold that event every met. and to show that we
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can tell that the anger told us to wire the one that direction which of these i think of a mistake acute, the prime minister said shopping, dining the off the steel and the, the result that we're seeing that the state in result of the we're seeing this morning are the direct results of his decision. that's according to some of the families of the hostages. we're going to see that um, uh, and the families will be hostages. then after some statement that the, every yes, the rest of the and also today they are planning due to the planning to add to that and see or that. and just a get to this process the, the demand we'll because this deal bigger and bigger. maybe today and also during the week that today is really opposition leader. yeah. your la pete has called for a strike to shut down israel's economy in an effort to pressure the government to reach a deal. how influential do you think this might be this?
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yes, the numbers, businesses has declared that they are the accepting, assess, drank, and they're not gonna be operating in the next uh, med, 24 hours. uh, all of these businesses are small to medium businesses that for now we're talking about risk to run, change and press there. i'm send, send them a hold of maybe some malls, but uh, the bigger issue here is the reported meeting between the workers union uh, or actually the head of the workers unit. and as all the stuff the road is very powerful organization and israel with somebody because of the cost and you know, want to make a visit to call for a strength as well if that happens. and they say meaning should that take place in later today? if that happens, then maybe not look more pressure. but the, from what i understand is that according to the prime minister's office, he's not to manage to change his policy, will continue to seek a hospice deal,
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but will not give up on any of these strategic assets. that as i have already post, it's on a different corner door. sorry, you cut the door and many of the things that they are considered to be an obstacle for a deal. and the is a, a, a prime minister. and the government still thinks that this is brain for the, for a guarantee, interest security in the future. thank you so much for joining us. but it's a very exciting and tell of eve. thank is turning briefly to some other world news headlines at this hour. as well as has a 3 of its police officers were killed when a gunmen opened fire on their vehicle near the west bank city of her bron these really army is currently conducting a large scale operation in the occupied territory. posted in health officials say the operation has left at least 22 palestinians dead. the un health agency and its partners, if we're going to drive to vaccinate over 600000 children in gaza against polio is
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coming after the territory recorded its 1st case in over 2 decades. israel's military offensive has disrupted the health sector leading to the return of the highly infectious and deadly disease. and poland has marked 85 years since world war 2 began with a ceremony at vesta flat to where nazi germany attacked in 1939. the soviet union invaded poland. 2 weeks later, prime minister donald took aside ukraine. it should not be left to defend itself, as poland had been g u. voting as under way and regional elections. i could see a far right party with most of the seats in a post war german history. branches of b a. f. d, or alternative for germany are classified as right wing extremist by germany's intelligence agency. but the parties projected to make a big games in the eastern states of sax, me, and courage of the mainstream,
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conservative and a new far less populous party. could also see a strong showing chancellor. all i felt as governing social democrats were pulling poorly ahead of the votes. and the rise of the far right is causing alarm in the east and in other parts of germany, interchange of some $3000.00 anti se and anti far right protesters took to the streets of the regional capital effort on saturday for announcing the far right populace, a threat to germany's democracy, the demonstrators march through the city center to the main cathedral square where the f d health it's final rally before the election. to. so plenty to unpack here for more on today's regional elections in eastern germany, i'm joined in the studio by our political correspondent tens, brand have good to see. you. tell us a little bit more about the a f d. what does this party stand for? what are the issues there campaigning on that are appealing to voters there as far
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right. extreme is. so it's to some extent the, the nazis in fact, in some regions of the federal states that i've, i think today the official and german secret service. so the intended and service classifies them as, as nazis as far right extremists. and the issue that they have really grown big on is the aggression issue of migration or anti migration. you might say the attempt to stop foreigners from coming kind of coming into germany. obviously that's an issue that's big in germany, in europe elsewhere and also elsewhere in the world. but here in germany, they have really seen, arise in a voting because of this issue. and it has become particularly emotional in the last week or so here in germany because it wasn't the attack and of western german city by an asylum seeker from syria who killed 3 people at a festival in the city called zoning. and in fact, today there was a commemoration service full that's for those victims involving and addressed by
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franklin stein my other children president. and in that ceremony, it became clear that the tech really struck germany at us. hawkins was germany's understanding as a country that is open to the world that is open to people coming here as long as they stick to the rules in germany. and so it's this issue. and in fact, also this kidding, that is given new boost, a new boost to. so the asked you to the far right integration, very front and center here. there's also a new far left populist party. that's let's, let's do well in these elections as led by, as are involved in connection. it's called the b s, w to, and her party also shares something else in common with the a f d. and that's when it comes to german military support for ukraine, right? yes, as of august next, they also are against immigration, a batch. they also share with a if the, the support for russia,
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basically they would want the war and ukraine to end as quickly as possible, even if that means basically getting into russia. and that's something that resonates in these parts of germany where they used to be part of communist east germany. and you stay at that time be very close to the former soviet union towards us today in russia. so people, there are very afraid that this will, could come into germany, could, to the effect the region and the field to some extent a connection to russia. so a docking station himself really hood party is all about her as a person, as a person down there to. she also comes from full, the east germany. she is a long term communist used to be almost you could say a start and this that times and people that i think feel to some extent, that she understands them, that she speaks to their hearts as it were. now these are regional elections in germany. so help our international audience understand what they might tell us about what we might see down the road in terms of the national scene and national
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elections in germany. most likely it was possible that it will happen here for the 1st time. is that the far right as the will become the strongest party and one of these federal states that have an extra us today into the ring. joe, if that is the case, then all the other parties will be forced to cut off a ridge to form a coalition, so that the f t does not, in fact, get the power to become the government in that region. and these kinds of coalitions are very unusual, a very new in germany, and likely to affect the standing of various parties at a national level. we already see that at the moment, the government, the coalition at the moment of social democrats, greens, and free market liberals is not a coalition. but from what expect the people that really have all that much in common. and the really have had trouble finding common ground. it's really damaged their reputation as policies has less. in fact, to a situation where in these regions of elections, they're likely to do very badly indeed. well thank you so much that is hands brent,
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