the, the, this is dw news line from berlin. the united nations condemns israel's killing, of 6 of its workers, dozen other people were killed in the striking a school in gaza, which israel said was a homeless command center. the, when she says what's happening in the territory is totally unacceptable. also and to show thailand's new prime minister lays out her plans for the country page on time sheet. a lot is a 3rd member for family to hold office to get the latest from bangkok and the international credit agency, moody's says, mexico's traditional reforms could throw its economy into turmoil. protestors urge states north to ratify the measure of which the president says will help find

organized crime. plus egypt was, is queen, back a top egyptian archaeologist calls for the best of never to be returned home. more than a century after the world famous artifact was on earth and taken to a german museum, the american evans dean, welcome. the head of the united nations has condemned the killing of 6 of its staff members. and it is really striking a school in central garza, in a post on x. secretary general, i'm telling you a good tighter said what is happening in the territory is quote, totally unacceptable. this is the aftermath of wednesdays strike on the al johnny school in the sarah camp. 12 other civilians were report,

lee also kills their school houses and you and run facility were thousands of displays. thousands were sheltering. it has already been bombed several times before. these really military sandra, this latest attack was a course precision strike targeting homeless command center or some analysis. i'm joined now in the studio by middle east. now analysts to show neat rosanna is shiny. what is behind this latest strike on a school in gaza? we've heard it's already been bombed several times before israel has done it from the beginning. what is really, is this message is really trying to send the idea of students and you know, government is, we're not deterred by anything. we see her most responsible for the civil lives in gauze on for the civilians. and if they choose to embed themselves within what this is really claims, of course, to embed themselves within civil uh, population and you know, like schools and owner of facilities who operate in the middle where no matter what could we also, what we seen basically is a new strategy,

or kind of lack of strategy for the is israel in the, in, in, in gaza. cuz what we see, the idea of physically within the last many weeks is, is tactics, you know, precision operations as they call them, trying to get, you know, information or get to a certain commander based on intelligence information that they receive. but in a bigger scale of where the strip is going, what's the future of gaza? what's happening to the northern part of guys is still the touch from the southern part and so on when it comes to all of these bigger questions of where the war is. going and with the future for garza, this is where you don't see much of any news from laser on government. it doesn't seem to be much of a plan behind all of these actions. shiny, do stay with us because i'd like to actually speak to more about the government and specifically prime minister benjamin a ton yahoo! because the prime minister is showing little sign of changing course, despite the continued protest against his government. and with a little progress made to return the hostages, taken by him off during the october 7th terrorist attacks,

the demonstrators have been growing desperate. we have this report by database, tonya cramer last week, fury. and so intel of beef on use that 6 mill, hostage bodies were recovered from gaza. they'd been shot dead of just dividing for 11 months. is where at least not only angry at home us. many here have lost confidence that prime minister benjamin netanyahu is interested in making it to you to release the remaining 101 hostages. hit that enter lines in gaza. thomas, that varies. we can do nothing about them. so i think we need to stop there. well, we need to to do a deal with them. and the i thing that we need to give them and anything they want because a residence in as well, or the bell is suffering. and they taking oxygen as a government,

you need to save them no matter what. what do you need to give? give them back. it's, it's a har har show. we need them to come back home. we need this man to go away. and let us revive our country. but the prime ministers, religious carbide coalition seems stable, that despite these continuing, must protest. and despite the drop in his personal popularity since october, no influx on the government, not yet. so maybe if we had these 500, the 1000 people go to jerusalem and sit there for 3 days. maybe price now. there is no one the challenge, us and our position is not to you. and if i need to know who insist that only military pressure can may come us release the hostages. but critics say his sudden

insistence that is ready, troops remain on the border area between garza and egypt. the philadelphia cory door makes an agreement even less likely. now the world will seriously demand that this will make concessions after this massacre. what message of this sent to come us? i'll tell you what the messages, murder, more hostages. you'll get more concessions. so that's not only a logical, it's not only a more because the right insane. so it's not going to happen. she more of belongs to a small group of relations of hostages and sources cage. in garza who say any concessions would endanger is really the future. he's smith few of you know town or was taken hostage from the nova music festival on october 7 on my cell mcdonough, the deal and giving up remotely to anything. and not only we say any attempt to

talk with them us will lead to more and more being murdered. and we're saying to stop the negotiations completely. and that causes understand that can be no more from us. not now the day off the shelf really approaches this here say that often nearly a year the hostages chances of survival look increasing the peak divisions and is rather a hardening with no agreement. insight and dw as middle east analysts and heroes on us is still in the studio with me. so shiny, as our report shows us natania, who is so far not showing any signs of changing course. but is there something that would persuade him to agree to a cease fire deal with him off or does a prime minister not want a deal? well, he is very much a surrounded by right wing extremists. they support this government. they have a very strong coalition, as long as this is the, the way things are the assumption that the assumptions are. he's not going to,

but i'm officially bringing back the, the hostages, having hosted you let's part of the, the official line of what the government is trying to achieve in gaza. you know, other than trying to come on. so, so bringing them home and now it's the question of how to bring them home, as long as it's now feel secure politically, it's probably not gonna change. and we've been seeing these demonstrators on the street for almost a year. now unfortunately, the, because this is as long as, as far as going, and this has not changed much for an engineer who maybe if it becomes, you know, the were attempts we saw 2 weeks ago to have more general stripe to bring also some, you know, it cannot make pressure. this hasn't really managed into come to fruition and so we have not seen any escalation in protest in a way that might make mention, you know, change his course. and so, you know, we also, you know, people who are hoping american pressure might be the, you know, the, the extra, you know, you know, leverage that might, you know, make that to me. i would change that hasn't been too productive as well. and now with the american elections getting into high gear,

the americans focusing on their own campaigns, does not really much interest in putting too much pressure on. it's in your ability actually for the people sitting now in the white house. shimmy. i'd like to ask you about reports that israel's present. it's ok here. it's all good. it's trying to mediate towards a new government of national unity. so with out these far right parties, is that a possibility? interestingly enough, this is an initiative that was actually uh, was brought up 1st by the families of the hostages. the way they see it as we were talking about, as long as you know, has this political collision strong behind him. and as long as they know into one, the one supporting him or against a deal, it feels like, okay, so the thing i want to secure is political future. we need to create some sort of a political make shift that will allow him, you know, to stay stable in power. but then at the same time puts away, pushes away to the margins and maybe get with completely of those extreme right. members of the government. so there's a lot of talking now behind the scenes about that doesn't seem to be something that

you know, particularly wishes to do because the minute then he brings back the hostages, which is the goal of all this, you know, political, you know, a deal, then he's out then why would he want to do that? you know, he puts, you know, he basically puts a, a time clock on his own term, which is now seem to be secure for next 3 years. and, you know, pushing away his natural allies that we've seen him now with the right. is it as a safe bet for him for long term, you know, sustaining his grip on power to the semi rose on us, our middle east, analysts. i mean, always so great to hear your insights. thank you. thailand's new prime minister page on time show off has laid out her policy plans to parliament in her, in all gave her speech in the address. and it was promised to continue with many of her predecessors plans to solve the country's economic problems. she knew what was sworn in last month after the country's previous prime minister was ousted over ethics, concerns w's, garrick motus reports. the new prime minister holds

a special place in this man's heart. hi. so i'm john pump is a huge fan of pedal. i'm tom chanel was the float member of our family to hold to thailand's highest office. beginning of the month of july the. she's an incredibly capable person. i've been called. i think she's inherited the spirit and patients from her father along with a valuable experience from both her father and her aunt became a me thinking the taxi driver has met the new prime ministers relative, her father texan, who recently returned to thailand from political exile and her on ging lock, both former prime minister heads on tom's you know, why has never held elected office before? she can paint last year in the general election to her father's party and had to face allegations should be his puppet. i hope i can

ask him for advice anytime that i want, but not all the top 24. so i like that because it's not possible. so i, on my own person and a half by on things and my own goals that i have to be a see for the future. improving living conditions for people like drug funds are included in her goals. but she also promised to reduce thailand's national debt. political experts agree that such promises are not the key to staying in power. and that she has to deal with the traditional idiots before which he leads to keep them. but to keep them from staging a quote, to keep the chords from the, the, solving the party. and she has to keep the affections happy that you cannot do much drunk ponds for most, you know why heroes? well, i will sit by those that lead said the military in course,

and he says he's not concerned that pro military parties who used to be either shingle was false, or propping up the government of his car into your room. but the mall, but have the pad, ma'am, we can't keep looking back at past problems and conflicts. it's time for us to join, hands together and reduce conflict law. building a better country, better future for our people when it could before entering politics pendulums on it being running the hotel arm for families, business empire. now, few work here. the type argument as the thought she was prime minister, the w correspondence cared motus, filed that report, and he joins us now from bank on good to see you gag. so what more can you tell us about the new type prime ministers plans for her 1st term?

that is top of our agenda and not just the dental to tie stage, but individual data. let me type people hold a part of the solution. here is what her pot you, the peer type ought to you promised in the general last general election. and the comparing is a so called did she told, well that basically all the type people i've talked to in the last week here and tied on to our current lead. registering with an online app to get hold of 10000 type on the type your type parts you promise to 50000000 type volts. that's about 300 euros that you get in digital money that you can spend on the display, the economy. the idea being here to post the destroy economy, and that is also part of our promise and her intention to bring to the se, asia 2nd largest economy back on track as well. i imagine many people can be quite happy with getting some free money from the states. but as you also mentioned in your report, there are critics, we're calling the new prime minister a pop it up her father i. we even heard that sound bite from her saying she was

going to be asking him for advice. and yet she also is going to have to somehow appease so many different factions, the royal political military establishment. so the, or is she really in a position to achieve anything substantial i talked to a lot of experts in the past days and then they all agreed that basically business heart jobs to convince voters that the pure type ought to hop on. hold some of the answers out for me to come to the full but i'm moving forward really is the key. what do you because the last general election was not one by her father. you're all parties. the 2nd runner up, the last election was one by a party. the move forward parties said was corporate by the constitutional called upon to you. the problem is radical institutional change uh to toilet. and that is why within the type population we expect stations a really high that something has to change in this country. so we get it more vibrant to get the economy back on track to, to move the society forward. and i think this is hope, jones,

to fulfill some of those promises photos on the face expectations while at the same time, not risking up to lose the leads that have so much power in this country. and yet they don't have father and, and as former prime ministers were both allocated from office. what's the danger that this could also happened to her? yes, of course. technically a military to crew can always happen in this country. however, a lot of people have told me that they don't think it's the likely scenario. probably people are very tires off of pro military government, which they have now for many years. oh, so that is not something so much on the cost. however, a bigger challenge is really the constitutional court that has a dissolved the move public policy, the policy that one's the general elections of the, the, the courts that basically said uninstalled types of pre, a pre, to assess a set off, which meant open the door for her to come into government and,

and that is really the question here a, can she balance the interest in the elite in thailand and fulfill electoral promises in order to move the country for months that we'll have to? that was the w correspondent, garrick motus in bangkok. garrick, thank you so much for that. we appreciate your reporting to mexico now and moody's readings agencies warning that a plan that traditional reform in the country could seriously undermine mexico's economic and fiscal credibility and measure calls for judges at all levels to be elected by popular vote. and that's the agency says, cut a road critical checks and balances. mexico states are expected to quickly ratify the measure, which is banned by outgoing president andre, as monro, lopez, open the doors ruling party. well, he says it's necessary to stamp out corruption. but protesters say it will have the opposite effect. mexican protests to say justice should be blind.

but they fear the newly past reforms which establish elections with judges will make the courts pauses and an open to influence students and you. this will work as a leading the demonstrations because it goes against the checks and balances and judges impartiality. the judge has no democratic role at all. that's what the legislators are full. they're supposed to be all representatives, although they have turned a deaf ear to our request. opponents storms, percentage as it goes it on the low. they could concerns by human rights groups and the united states ambassador, who said mexico's democracy was in danger. even the supreme court's chief justice said elections with let criminals put pressure on judges.

but sentences relocated to another chamber to pass the laws. it's one of the final acts of outgoing left his president under as manuel lopez over a daughter who says the wells 1st traditional elections will make courts accountable to the masses instead of financial leads us to measure. and then where is this going? process agendas? judges, my wife said hon. exceptions, i said to be sure magistrates. and this does not mean nadia at the service of a predatory minority said has dedicated itself to plundering the country. the president has whose support has he watched as the delayed vote. pause to nice the we have supporting the reform because everyone who has approach to quotes seeking justice, has realized how erupt into 2 different powers. the changes must still pass mexico

state legislatures where the ruling morena policy is confident to victory. despite the waves of outrage on the streets, positional media platform x formerly known as twitter, has been blocked in brazil for weeks. x owner eli mosque has refused to comply with legislation requiring a legal representative in the country. he's called it a hostage law that would allow brazil to jail his employees in disapproved of content on the platform. well now x is also facing scrutiny in europe over its practices. w terry schultz says x could even be banned in the you if it failed to comply with the blocks loss. just 2 years ago was he was buying then twitter, a lot of musk seemed fine with the european union's new digital services act. dsa, regulating online content, it's been a great discussion and um, i really think

a i, bruce, everything is i really like now most company renamed x is an e. u. regulators cross hairs. the 1st platform to face charges violating the dsa with a preliminary investigation is showing x does not comply on 3 main points related to transparency and accountability and the dialogue musk ones called the great has seriously deteriorated. when you internal market commissioner jerry brutal, recently reminded must key must comply with e u la relations, took a turn for the tawdry does the condition of respects to eat on musk telling commissioner both on i'm quoting you to literally your own face. we don't comment on comments ever, we're not going to do it. in this case, commission vice president better your of us is the you is waiting on next is response to the complaints. in europe, we have some content which is prohibited bylaws and it has to be respected online and they have to guarantee they are making enough money in the to be able to get on

the legality of the content. it's not yet clear what x will do in brazil must chose to lift the platform, be banned instead of complying with legal obligations. we cannot exclude it. of course we've seen them for sale. that musk is willing to go quite far. give up 22000000 users because he doesn't agree with these obligations. but it is certainly not the aim of the dsa and also not at the commission that these obligations would lead to have been off a flight from services. the idea and the goal is that platforms work better that they're designed better. that concept moderation is more accountable, more transparent, the deadline for x to change its ways is not public. but if the company doesn't, it could face a fine of up to 6 percent of its annual global turnover or b band making the more than 110000000 current users in the u. x consumers

or the bust of queen nefertiti is one of the most famous artifacts of ancient egypt . it's been in berlin museum ever since it was discovered by european explorers more than a century ago. well now a prominent egyptian archaeologist has launched a petition calling on german 8 to give back the buzz. he says it's time for egypt, cultural heritage to come home. it's a debate that's been going on now for a 100 years. who owns the famous boast of napa? t t. the diction queen was put on display for the 1st time in the noise museum in berlin, in 1924, and is now in the possession of the pressure and cultural heritage foundation. over the years they have been repeated demands from egypt, vanessa t. t to be returned to homeland. now the renowned egyptian archaeologist is ah, he has lost his starts with a new petition calling for its rebec creation. we are known today the user

or the this is the national committee as the government committee, the last 4 days of the box to visit the p. as in the past, the pressure and cultural heritage foundation still sees no reason to attend the valuable object. i don't use the dispute in a traditional does. our stance is, of course, that we 1st of all adhere to the legal situation with the florida, and he provides a clear basis to provide the best of here on plaza. i want to push to he is the what is the legal basis in this complicated case. in 1912, egypt was not yet a suffering states and not to protest control. archaeologists from britain, france, and germany was scouring the land in search of treasures because they museums, according to the laws in force. at the time excavation teams were allowed to take

half of the objects found, while the other half had to remain in egypt. when f a t c was excavated by the gym and oxy, all the, just the bull, how to 1912, the antiquities department decided that the past would go to germany, while a winged ulta piece would remain in egypt. so from this legal standpoint, everything was about food, but the laws of the time who made under the conditions of imperialism. for many egyptians, the return of the past is not a question of what is right in little bit of what is just the museums state for that this the entity is because our heritage was taken out of the ship by the police and the english. this petition is not the 1st and probably want to be the last. there are currently no demands for restitution from the state of egypt, but the moral pressure on the pressure on cultural heritage foundation is growing.

in the united states, police have praised rock singer in john bon jovi after he stopped a woman and jumping off a bridge in nashville, tennessee authorities release this video, showing the woman hanging off the side of the bridge. you can see her there in the bottom left of the screen. on jo v was shooting a music video of the time and went over to help. after about a minute of talking, the woman climbed over the rail to safety. she and the singer then shared a hug before walking off together, nashville police bang to bon jovi and his team and a post on x saying it takes all of us to help keep each other safe. you're watching the double you news. a reminder now of our top story, a united nations has condemned the killing of 61 staff members, and it is really striking the school housing displaced, palestinians, and central gossip. secretary general antonio tanner said, what's happening of

a territory is quote, totally unacceptable. 12 other civilians were also reported killed in that's europe to date on dw news. a marietta evans came thanks for watching the

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