the, the, this is dw news light from the officials in gaza. say, is there any strikes? it's a designated safe zone. first respond to say the missile hit an area and the on eunice by civilians was for elsewhere. israel says it was targeted, a homeless come on set. also coming up flights and moscow are suspended and residential buildings. here's an unprecedented attacks ukraine targets the russian capital with a wave of more than a 100 dro russell says that this one person is killed plus europe brings a tech giant's to he'll be the use goals to major legal victories and separate

court cases that lead apple on google, owing billions of yours, the i'm gonna hold off is welcome to the program home us officials and gaza say that a number of colors sitting and families have been buried alive and signed off to israel. carried out and asked, right, going to cancel this place, people, they say it is 19 people were killed in an area designated as a humanitarian zone by israel aliyah, how moss had said 40 people were killed. israel says it was targeting homeless militants who have infiltrated the zone and who are directly involved in carrying out the october 7th terrorist attack on israel. tends in tatters at the crowd of cam. there were an overnight attack, left a huge crater,

the large encampment and southern gauze was calling. eunice was designated to humanitarian zone by israel. but those sheltering from the war here say the so called save, so did not spare those killed. so i'm not sure what tough bus midnight we will heat by a barrage of miss styles around 6 of them. i don't know what the aim was, the children, the women or the elderly people were flying all over. the supply of level were peaceful. we have nothing to do with the resistance, we were sleeping, thinking we were safe. where do we go now? so we went to israel's military said that spider jets targeted to disguise thomas command and control complex. and the humanity are in area and that it's forces relied on intelligence and use precise munitions to avoid civilian casualties. the

families of victims have a different account target attends civilians, women and children how contents would stand to strike that powerful. it's not like we're housed under concrete, it's just tens made out of a thin fabric nyland for them to strike it with the strength. it doesn't add up. no words. there are no words. bodies arrived at the nearby hospital where morning families gathered for prayers. this man holding his injured daughter, says her sister was killed by the strike for the moment we were buried under send my 2 daughters day mother and i, i cut out started looking for them and so body parts for my neighbors and my tat. given the strikes were among the deadliest yet in my wasi. well as real maintains it was a targeted strike. how mos white we classified as

a tear group denies it's militants were present in the area. china low from the norwegian refugee council spoke to me earlier. i meant to ask what information she had received on today's attack. we haven't gotten much from our staff who, who are sheltering and darrell della. but what we do know is that this is not the 1st time that we've seen civilians targeted and killed. and in what is a, unilaterally designated by israel as a seats on civilians must be protected no matter where they are, whether they're in these so called safe zones or not. but what we've seen time and time again and stuff there simply is no safe place in gaza. and the only way to protect civilian life and prevent further death is 1st the spire. now israel says that a, how may i ask, who i'm on, send to us located in the area that was attacked. does that make it a legitimate target as well?

i don't have all the facts of, of who was there and what was there. but international humanitarian law has 3 main principles, but need to be abided by the principal of distinction so distinguishing between military or armed combat moved and civilians, a precaution, which means taking steps to minimize its civilian harm and proportionality. and that means that ensuring that the civilian casualties are proportionate to the military advantage that would be gained by targeting palestinians. the numbers that we've seen in gaza, tens of thousands, nearly 41000. how is jeanine's killed? would indicate that over the last several months is rough, has not been abiding by those international. those rules of international humanitarian law. struggle is safe zones. how is the situation for locals and despised people that changed in recent months? well, in august alone, there were 16 relocation directives issued by the israeli military. they often call

these evacuation orders, but these do not amount to a lawful evacuations. palestinians are being pushed into a smaller in smaller space. the so called humanitarian zone is only about 13 percent of garza, and there's currently a density of around $30000.00 people or more per square kilometers. people are living in the, in unimaginable conditions without access to food, water, uh, sanitary service, it sanitation services and, and really are struggling to, to get the basic needs and essentials that they need in order to survive. these people have not been guaranteed their right to return home. one possibilities have ended, which is necessary for a lawful evacuation. shine a little bit from the norwegian, rest of the town. so thank you very much. thank you. the ukraine. the has least one of the biggest ways of drawing strikes to date on russia

. authorities that say at least one woman that has been killed and 3 other people hospitalized in the overnight attacks animal skull region. a number of the residential properties were hit under on 50 flights, have to be diverted from apple. it's around the capitol awakened by buzzing propellers. people take to their windows to see this an explosion followed by another one. the officials say at least 2 buildings were damaged in drone attacks, a 46 year old woman was reportedly killed several apartments called fire. in the morning, residents gather outside sharing what they went through just hours earlier. you can see it, the everything is messed up. we're in shock true,

i took what was nearby, the children, the dog, everything. and i run away because i thought that the building would collapse as well. most codes may are set on social media that at least 15 drones were down in the most co region. during the overnight attacks was today was today, we grabbed our stuff and got out fast. our car over there was also damaged. it's not clear yet how to pick up our belongings from the apartment. but i can show the book on easiest via tax also disrupted traffic at most goes airports with dozens of flights suspended. russian officials say more than $140.00 drones would down overnight across the rushes west and regent suggesting such a mass of ukrainian attacks becoming more frequent. let's have a quick look now. some of the news from around the world is, are of ami says it's most likely killed the turkish american activist ation as the

ag in the westbank last week. as well as defense forces said she was hit in directly and unintentionally, by an idea of 5, a funeral procession was held fully active as to was demonstrating against the settlements in the west. australia is proposing a minimum legal age for children to access social media age very difficult. age verification technology will soon be able to lock children from opening online accounts. the government says it will bring in new lives legislation. by the end of the year, nearly half of the population of east timor have attended miles sled by pope frances around $600000.00 people from the capital to catch a glimpse of the pope the 1st to visit the majority catholic countries since it became independent from indonesia, 20 years ago. space act says last and all civilian crew for

the 1st private facebook, the pull our as don't mission is taking for non professional astronauts into a little bit for a few days. they plan to fly further away from us teeth than any other man mission . in more than 50 years. the use highest court has ordered apple and google to pay billions and back taxes and the competition fine. europe and court of justice rule that apple must pay 13000000000 euros in taxes. the quote also upheld a $2400000000.00 fine for google, for breaching onto trust groups. russel's is trying to close loopholes and writing us take giants. i did have your business report, touch opponents and bill joins me now for more. how big is this? well, this is really a big deal because it shows that the you can when,

when it takes on big tech and courts. and of course, there's a couple of similarities, but there's also differences in these 2 cases. so one is about anti trust and i'm the other one's about sweetheart, also called sweetheart tax deals, and that is the one involving apple. so essentially the u commission said that apple has been paying way too low taxes in ireland, and they want apple to pay back those taxes. so essentially they allege that apple and the irish government had a deal for it to pay lower taxes. of course, island has the lowest of some of the lowest corporate tax levels in the u. but the, you said that those taxes were so low that they pretty much were like a subsidy. so they gave apple an unfair advantage. in the other case, it's an anti trust case. so the issue says that google abused its dominance of using its shopping comparison service. and because of that,

it had an unfair advantage over other players in the market. now talking with other players in the market, what kind of effect will this, these rulings have on the hold of you cracked on really on, on big tech, all the companies threatened by this now? well, um, in terms of the sweetheart tax deals, it just means that of course, the issue is trying to curb the power and influence of big tech. you know, they make billions and profits worth trillions on, you know, on the, on the social, on the stock market. rather, and that is of course what they are aiming at, but in terms of the google case, which is about anti trust, it's really about curbing the market dominance of these firms. and that case is pretty much of a part of a wider effort by the you, especially for the gives you the you digital markets act which went into effect last year to ensure that big tech firms open,

they are equal systems and platforms to other players. and have a level playing field for everyone who is or every service that is available on those platforms and serve and any, any anywhere where they are available to be open more open and that is what it's really about. so it's really about competition. and leveling the playing field and the use forcing those big tech firms to open up their platforms by threatening them with a fine of up to 10 percent of the global revenues. now, 13000000000 and finds 2400000000 and fines that's not 2nd feed. how will apple and google respond? you think, well to you is a big market. it's got more than 400000000 people. obviously the big tech farms one to be here as well, so they will comply. however, they are threatening by saying that they will slow the release of certain products and services here or just not have the model. and

a good example of bad is maybe the release of threads, which is by mat side, which owns facebook. they release that to about a 100 countries by july of last year in the e u. we had to wait until december of last year. so 5 months later, and with apple's intelligence service, which is suppose to have me a more a i features that will be released also later in the ease you on face. because that it might also not release some services here in the ease you going forward. because of course they do see those restrictions and they want you users to pretty much probably put some pressure on lawmakers to make it less restrictive for them here. whether that work is a whole other question, obviously. thank you very much. the w business for the chip on the html. as you're watching the news, as a reminder of our top story outstanding and health authorities and gaza sites. and is there any attack on attention come on task field at least 19 people in san units

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