the the, this is the w news live from the land. israel benjamin netanyahu, the rejects accusation that he's blocking a hostage deal with him off the prime minister. and 5th, that's 6 executed hostages found last week were not killed because he prevented a deal despite an apology. to hostage families knox protests against mess and you all who continued also coming up from the program officer historic. when the germany's fall rights in a states election, the country's political establishment seats away to keep the ac policy out of power . but can we look to one of germany's neighbors to see how it's dealt with the success of the fall rights ukraine advances into russia. but some said this is

making it hard to distill russian troops from capturing more ukrainian territory. laska research here on russian politics. how this is being seen, why the kremlin the manuscript is mckinnon. welcome to the program. is there any prime minister benjamin netanyahu has defended himself against accusations, but he's blocking a hostage deal with him. off of this came as protest as an israel took to the straits for a 2nd consecutive nights. the latest demonstrations was sponsored by the killing of 6 hostages. and gaza, who will show us by the captive as is ready, forces approached protest as on demanding that government to make a deal to free. the whole judges that are still being held by him. us as an yahoo!

apologize, the families of the 6 captives found dead, but he insisted he would press on with israel to military campaign in garza and keep control of the strategic territory. baton little over the hostages face came as another of the slain captives was laid to rest thousands line the streets of jerusalem to pay their final respects to her. she goldberg pole in the 23 year old, is the latest hostage kidnapped by him last on october, the 7th, to be laid to rest in israel. we failed to fail due for 23 years. i was privileged to have the most stunning honor to be hers is mamma. i'll take it and say thank you. i just wish it had been for longer needs really american was kidnapped

at a music festival during the october 7th last terror attacks. these rarely military says his body was among 6 recovered in a tunnel in gaza over the weekend, shortly after they were killed by him us. they did some in the us. we, the prime minister, apologized for their dad. i'm ok, let me put, i told the families was the one i repeat it to not to a new. okay. if i ask for your forgiveness, so it's not for no bringing them back alive. i know cool. we will close. i will do but we didn't succeed. the company was, he added that no one is more committed to their release than he is and called criticism of his approach to a cease fire deal. shameful. in the depths of the hostages have spark 2 days of mass protests across israel. the demonstrators are

calling for an immediate deal with from us to bring the remaining hostages home. the rallies of block many major roads in and around tel aviv snarling traffic for hours. there have also been several classes with police. the and this is the only way they can here is if we stop everything, that's the problem. 2 with a is riley government. they won't listen. they're not thinking about the government. on monday, the demonstrators were joined by thousands of striking workers who disrupted services at hospitals. schools as well as flights at israel's main airport. union leaders eventually called off the strike when the court said they had not given

enough notice. it also called the work stoppage, politically motivated. and i'm at least unless shiny resign us has more on this shawnee. so nothing yahoo is apologizing about the hostage desk, but he's not budgeting on anything. is, is he so a, we reaching a dead end here? unfortunately, it seems so, i mean, it seems like nothing you know, and last, they're both in color colliding course. each one dug deeper into his position and using the other one's position, you know, to, uh, find, excuse or reasoning for that. the fact is that homeless once it complete hold of fire he, they want to stop of the war. and it's now is far from agreeing to that and as long as from us does not get what they want, they have no reason to give away their assets as they see the hostages and bringing them back. so nathaniel needs to decide whether he is going further on with his strategy of more to power, more military power, to put more pressure on so much in hopes they will, but which have not you too many good results so far,

where you see shifting course and we've been seeing him speaking very much defiantly against any change in strategy and the is there any government of cool saying it doesn't want to occupied gaza, but we have now seen a and is really defacto governor for garza appointed. so talking about strategy, looking ahead, i mean, is this the status of israel day off to plan in a way what we're seeing uh we have been hearing from these removed terry, after the, you know, a pointing this, a hi officer is that they're realizing that they are request from that to now and the political leaders to bring some sort of a day after plan is, is falling on deaf ears. and in the meantime, there are people in gaza that need to be taken care of. you know, we've heard of the, why spend polio, we know that hunger in the humanitarian situation and the idea as needs to somehow collaborate, you know, with other forces, international forces and, you know, find ways to make these people's lives somewhat livable. so they understand that in

the near future in the next couple of months, it probably maybe the next couple of years. there's no change. and this is part of what we're talking about. we've been talking about, god signed it to now, as long as he's taking to the only force only might only, you know, military actions can bring any change and he refuses to bring any alternatives to the table. the military needs to find other ways to cope. you know, with the situation and maintain this somewhat of a, you know, kind of a deadlock situation for longer and longer. mm hm. let's look at reactions to what's happening. we've heard from the u. k. it has halted some of its weapons. x, bullets to israel. is it likely the other countries will start doing the same kind of thing, increasing the pressure on these randy government? well, it could be, we've seen the american starting this whole thing, you know, delayed some of the shipments and eventually giving them up to what we've seen to put the burden for just government trying to do is differentiated with being offensive and defensive weapons. and sort of hold back anything that could help as well attack. but keep on providing it what it needs for protection and defense. i'm

not sure how you know, with the way that complex weapon systems work today. i'm not sure this is such a clear cut. that can be made in any way for, for from britain this was just 30 out of 350 different contracts. so this is not even a 10th of what you know is on the table. and it to me, of course, criticized that he had mentioned, you know, the fact that there still 5 have 5 of the hostages still kept. and guys are with british citizenship. he's against it. we will have to see where the international court decision fault. because once there is an official routing that will put a lot of pressure on many other countries as well that work with israel. and it's going to put them in a very, you know, in a, in a, in a legal bind to be able to keep on providing any weapon any to israel trying to resign us. we'll have to leave it lab. thanks so much for analysis. you're welcome . all right, we're going to take a quick look now at some of the other stories making news around the world and in the democratic republic of congo,

at least 129 people have been killed and thousands injured while trying to escape the country's largest prison in the capital control, so well sorry to say many delight in the stun paid while others were shot dead. the prison has move and 12000 inmates despite being built to hold only 1500 the full my foot fun ball. smockey inventor. com has arrived, in course in the gym and city of own spike to face a criminal trial. 9 years after the cycle, diesel gate emissions scandal and took on is accused of padre market manipulation. and commercial fraud. 2015 volkswagen admitted that it had installed software and its diesel cause to cheat emissions test. a brazilian supreme court tunnel has unanimously up held the decision by one of its justices to block the social media platform x nationwide. it was suspended in for the last week off to the owner. a

loan mosque refused to block accounts that were allegedly spreading. this information must cuz denounced the ruling a sense of shit. and when bailey, my mongolia has welcomed russian president vladimir tuition at the status of his 2 day visit, despite an arrest warrant by the international criminal course on the international mongolia is required to arrest the russian president to face charges of war crimes . but the quote doesn't actually have a mechanism to enforce it's warrants. now, germany's mainstream political leaders are considering their options off to the far right. alternative germany policy took 1st place in the states election on sunday, the f. c. one of those in the eastern states of surrender, despite being classified that as extremist by government, also receives the policy one almost a 3rd of boats in the state. and came

a close 2nd in the neighboring states of saxony. but the, if these chances of governing a pass slim as all other policies have refused to work and cause an issue with it. i thought right, if the may have emerged as the biggest when that into region of electrons but will likely end up in opposition. all main screen policies have pledge to uphold a firewall against entering a coalition with the anti migration potty and both the range here and sex any. but although it's the majority didn't cost a boat for the a if the and don't want to see it govern some site, it has a mandate to form a coalition for one list and certain methods. you just have to come together in the interest of democracy. yeah, they will cry too. you know why that? uh i'm tired of villa in the cheryl's volts is simply to be model don't feel so organ both at some point. do you have to ensure that people see the choices you're

being reflected while in for vill clifton? think up on saturday. i think they should be given a chance to work together with everyone. when only then can you say whether they're up to it or not, but denying them that chance by claiming to be too good. you actually end up elevating them and you shouldn't do that too. much, but there is concern about the rise of the file, right. why does t as the fact that the sd has done so well, especially in rural areas, is concerning focus that agent has on this. i think it's basically right not to work with them. but it's hard to see a government being formed at all, then you can come to us as like this terrible absolutely terrible message with us. so i don't know what will become of germany and wild b a if the say they have a right to govern in state level coalitions. the parties running the national government on the pressure, they badly manage to scrape 10 percent of the vote combined with just the you to go

before federal elections. these results are likely to increase the tensions filled by off shots is already divided coalition. so the pressure is now on the german trunk fly. i'm the conservative of position to find a way to govern without the fall right into eastern states. but how popular is the a, f, d and germany really? it won the state of to india the we can pinching extremely close to a 3rd of the vote and neighboring saxony, which is the, to the east. it came in a close 2nd with just over 30 percent. now north of that, the stay says brandenburg will vote this months. recent polls gave the f d around the course of the ballot and brandenburg on the survey. so even high levels of support in all the eastern states of discontent with the political state has closed, continues to rise. but the a, if the isn't only popular in the east,

it also has high levels of support in west parts of germany or concerns all growing in germany about what the rise of the far right means full time and democracy. and we controlled now with someone who has seen this happen in his own country, austria political scientist, then a wash, joins us now from vienna. welcome to dw, thank you for your time today. as we was saying, australia has been through the situation that germany finds itself in. now, tell us how similar you think austria is for right, freedom policy. and germany's alternative for germany. all hello, thanks for letting me actually i don't see that much difference between the if the uh, whatever issue you take, migration climate change. culture, what stuff. uh,

i have no idea where they slip disagree on issues. if uh, if the i see what kind of form uh about that to go um because they would, they would get they would get well, but yeah that would good. well, we could do that. okay, so just to confirm if peter is austria's fall right freedom policy, we're comparing that to the a f d. let's have a think about what's comes next. give them the freedom policy, has already gone. and in australia, tell us what happened when that's empty establishment policy. actually became part of the whole story and establishment or yeah, um the, if the has been part of 3 occasions since 1999 and all of those collisions, all of those comments, they were full of chaos and lots of scandals and none of those uh, comments last for the whole length of the periods,

all of them came crashing down. the last one i think everyone remembers, uh and it just after one of the how to use with this a video on if it's a weather lifetime slow foster. yeah. uh. so that would corruption issues one day, the of course you the story that will corruption allegations against the vice chancellor. yes. as well. mm hm. okay, so what would you say to people who hope that's paola? an influence would full so right when policy to the radicalize from what you'll saying that didn't happen in australia they. they didn't change when they were in power. yes. for me it seems all stories like 20 to 25 use. i have both of germany and then disrespect and, and i'm listening to the trauma just course about the ice, the in the possible government. um,

it's the same. we have the same arguments. they always, it was, it was said, okay, we have to let them go home because the one option would be that they kind of the very class themselves, once they're in government. and this argument, nobody makes in australia, nobody would, would, would say today, yes, the after became more moderate once, once in, once in government. so this argument is for the 5 and last year. and if i'm a, that's another argument of whether it's a or when the party like the, if the i see when they come to power, when they form a government, they're going to have some kind of decent chance meant, well, they're all just, we'd realize the problems of these bodies make and this says all the 5 or 5 most, you will have to leave it that. but then

a lot of political scientists from vienna. thank you so much for speaking with us today. we appreciate it. thank you very much. bye. uh, ukraine is continuing its incursion into russia, southern coast region, even though it is still losing territory to russia and its own country. russian forces are advancing in east and ukraine and your friends, president let them is. lensky is acknowledging the difficulties, but his troops facing that. but he says he will not give up, seized russian territory and cook. he says it's part of the victory plan, that he will submit to western allies in a visit to washington. instead of the russian city of sousa, now under ukrainian control part of the territory, it conquered starting on august 6th, in a surprise operation that it claims took more than 1200 square kilometers in the course region. just before ukraine went on, the offensive president followed him is a landscape, spoke to french media about possible peace talks,

touching on the topic of territorial concessions. ukraine will never give up its territories because this would be an attack on the constitution. he said, decisions on ukrainian territorial integrity cannot be made by the president, but by the ukrainian people. the landscape peace plan backed by the west, calls for russia to pull all of its troops out of your train as a pre condition for any talks. it also wants trials for war crimes and reparation payments for its part. russia demands that ukraine surrender for regions that moscow says it amex and claims as russian territory. and ukraine would have to officially renounce its desire to join nato, an impass. so could you cranes incursion be a way to change the calculus of peace, although seizing russian territory and the curse region is an embarrassment to put and still it's less than 110th of one percent of russia's land mass. whereas russia

controls about 20 percent of ukraine's territory, and it's still advancing in the east. in addition to the land that's taken however, ukraine has also captured hundreds of young conscripts soldiers. savanski refers to russian prisoners as you cranes exchange fund. and so lensky spoke specifically of the november p summit and ukraine's plans the triple the commerce corporation connected to the 2nd summit. yes, because it was one of the points of the plan victory of ukraine delano, but a more oh, great. meanwhile, the kremlin has been playing down the incursion, saying it has failed to stop russia's drive to break through an eastern ukraine. you, people, especially in the curse region, are going through difficult times from the main task that the enemies set for themselves to stop are offensive and the don't basketball didn't achieve it. ultimately the nationalist opening and then by say, we didn't start yet. therefore, i'm sure that this provocation will fail if i need it. firstly, i think after that there will be a desire really to move to piece talk slower,

not in words, but an actions and resolve these issues by peaceful means in the age of a person. you have any mysterious thing. it's not clear if keeps gamble to take russian territory will pay off in peace talks this fall, or provoked putting to take even more severe measures as he tries to win the war. but you are not now by next lie. petroff hills, a ph. d and joe murphy from moscow state university. and as an independent research, i focused on russian domestic politics. thank you for your time today. i know that you've been writing about susan's resume and whether it's close, so not to crumbling for a long time. often nearly a month of having ukrainian troops on russian soil is vladimir, boost and showing any signs of stress asshole no, so filed with the not see the science and i see him that he is any show reaction

used to this your is, but he's got felicia is that a waiting time and uh, well, uh, trying to increase plastic in done was uh he can uh, we in the games ukraine and them cool screech and we'll come next there. awesome. and less who say the coolest concussion is actually helping to us and shore up support for his war and ukraine among russians at home. what do you think about that? i think 1st of all that uh ukrainian, i made it, gibbs, a huge positive uh psychological political result just by the came guns roll over 5 progression tier 3 at the beginning of the symposium. and now the game is much more of these kids for ukraine because the creation in dunbar is developing uh, in, in negative way for ukraine. but in terms of,

for us some perception, i would say, is that the jump them keeps a low profile of what's going on in the course region. but it's understandable that those who are directly involved with these or m chevy tons of regions, suggestions to your grades. they do see, you know, they worked as a cranes of a domestic one as a kind of put through what you, what and the consolidation, the games, what they see as that and in their gtm trees. and so, so logical goals do show that they have a sub for off all sorted to spend a festival supports of continuing what efforts made by russia and ukraine is increasing. so person is enjoying the support at home. how can

pressure be applied more effectively on him? is it having ukrainian troops on russian soil, or is it ukrainian as strikes on russian oil refineries, for example? or could it simply be ukraine, defending the dumbass? a simple. i'd like to emphasize that point c is limited in time as well. so it was more or less easy for the cram them to keep the low profile. busy what's going on in force region during the summer? now situation is changing and to come up. love for me, of, of the problem is with the restaurant or your brain can wait for longer. but in terms of the war, in general, it's understandable. they have any effective sections of any side. they do bring certain positive m conception of these particular site and such a negative effect. ukrainian effects against rough from oil refineries,

but they do give positive. i slept in terms of cutting all sudden share of production. but they don't create understandable, may i get the free extra them? i am on russians. who do see they have sports in waspy ships rides when sped into their voice. she was seeing that your green lives in west, in general. they do can spike and stretch. mm. hm, ukraine says it will only negotiate a piece. tracy of russian troops leave ukrainian soil respect boundaries as growing up in 2014. can you realistically see a world where a lot of my person overseas, a withdrawal of russian troops from crimea on the, on the us or no, absolutely. it's impossible. the situation is changing. and if that's the very beginning of the war, jordan negotiations them based on the book position off,

the russian side was more moderate and they would speak about taking their troops of from a few slides, regions of your brain. now it's absolutely impossible, but we should not look at what's both sides of c s. s 3 o position. when they get fictions, this is part of the information for, and that's why we do not see any kind of full lifting of the crown lives position with ukrainian positions. but the situation can change his sam, shirley in a short while off to the, to what's going on next, live petro. thank you so much for your thoughts and your analysis. thanks so much for joining us on dw news. my pleasure. and that is all we have time full coming out next is in good shape, stick around so that if you can and remember you can always get more news and

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