the, the, this is dw dues live it from berlin, fears of an all out war between israel and hezbollah, after 2 days of explosions and 11, not as well as leader calling the blast. massacres says that the amount of a declaration of war by his real dozens are dead and thousands more injured. also coming up tonight, the jury of bracing for more flooding with neighboring camera room set to release water from one of his largest dam recent floods of already displaced hundreds of thousands of feet. the

brink off is good to have you with this. the defense minister of israel says that his country's military campaign against hesper lot in lebanon, is not in the israel. and has the law again, exchanged air strikes across the border thursday afternoon as has been the leader assigned. that's wrong. it made a tele volumes to address valley retaliation for this weeks. mass attack using exploding pages and walkie talkies. after 2 days of explosions, the death toll stands at least $37.00 know moments before. now it's for all the speech is rarely jets. flew over bay. we're breaking the sound barrier as we're all responded to those attacks using mobile devices, saying that the violated red lines, he described them as a declaration of war by israel on the lebanese people. some of the st. the thousands of painters were targeted by me is rarely enemy and detonated

simultaneously with them, with a g, with this operation of the enemy crossed all rules. lopez and red lines is how many people i need one for both and it didn't care about anything at all. it was not morally, i would not who mainly, not legally. and then said he and when i finally was we said is that speech was being delivered? is really war. planes were heard flying in the skies over baby root. our baby be roshi mohammed tray to has more minutes before the speech the the, the been. he uses right here. the border witness, the big escalation, isabella fire, a barrage of rockets. and this way the army carried out multiple air strikes on different locations in south in the been and during has been left. chief speech is why you need that fighting jets where flying very low over that they were breaking the sound barrier and carrying out huge sonic bombs,

which left frustrations among the, the new citizens here. and they moved the leader of hezbollah has as called these detonations. we've seen in the past few days of massacre and the declaration of more by israel. what is he offering the people of lebanon and other than the likelihood of war with his re as well. to begin with, this was unexpectedly that a common speech by an assault. he used some sharp words, of course, but that his tone was slow, i would say. and to conclude, his speech kept the level off this confrontation below the soil out war. the militant groups, he said that is why i wanted to kill the 5000 people in less than 2 minutes, adding that and uh it by, this is why it's so possible constraints and lows. and red lines. you said this was a must occur and filed to seek severe, the revenge. he also said that the party is investigating the events and that

it's so close to come to a tangible tools. on this respect to the group chief said that his group will continue to striking israel in support for gaza as a that this is the, the, the bottom of what he calls support uh for uh, gaza. and that will not stop before a ceasefire is wage in the casa, and those are the admitted that the attacks have dealt a big blow to hezbollah. will the groups response, change the relationship then it has with the wrong? i mean, are we talking about more and reading and influence now in living now? are well as well as organically connected to iran. this is how it's perceived. and it's very hard to believe that this is going to change any time soon in, in fact, as well as is gaining more and more support from iran at the 7. now this attack and

depend on it was widely perceived as a loss of to determine this equation as well as been speaking about muscle, v, jeopardize test bulus, command and control system, but also cause more damage to the party members and, and back of the board completely in shock by this a security breach, and now it is believed that hundreds of, if not thousands of as well as militants will be out of service for at least some time due to the injuries. i think. as below, we need some time to digest this event and find alternative to, to store it's communications and system to store models of its offers and backers. and he has old support from here on for this. c, w is mohammed administrative reporting tonight from the root mom and thank you as well. enjoy here. the big table in the studio to nights by our middle east analyst and shawnee was honest strongly. it's good to have you with this. let's talk about

the signaling we've been seeing a lot of signaling this week between israel and hezbollah. how do you read the messages that were delivered today by the leader of hezbollah? o, a toned down speech far, far less. you know, we've seen him before. another speech is far more railed up and, and he was showing a lot of a compassion to the injured, you know, you as he would mandatory need to do. and, and of course at the same time saying is real cost all red lines and we will find the time of the opportunity to, to get our way at with israel. and this is also the key here, the time and the opportunity basically his policies base has a very long, you know, a conflict that they're not in any rush in any way. they believe that the longer this war of attrition with israel last the way we could israel guess and you know, they feel like very defiant, this is part of the strength in this with, in this war with israel. and he was, you know, going back to that as well in the speech, and at the same time as well seems to be trying with its actions in the last week.

the showed up to a stroller. we don't necessarily accept the kind of unofficial rules of conduct that we've had so far and we're going to the boulder and, and, you know, try to poke, you know, closer to you and badger you and the whole oven on if needed. because we're not accepting the rules of the game that you were trying to set. we also heard from the defense minister of israel today at what messaging were you reading there? oh it is. it's a consistent message we've been seeing coming from his own last week. they're very clearly signaling the northern border is becoming the bigger issue is really is need to do with cost. if it goes with the creative pressure from the israeli citizens who have been forced to evict their houses in the north of israel to go back, which we can use to have some sort of a plan that will show when they might be able to come back that's one thing, but then also on the other hand, we're also hearing from these are only terry military. there's very little concrete actions still to be on in gaza. you know, there's still there in the will be for many years it had the needed to maintain a,

this low, a low intensity conflict with, from us. but at the same time, there's no, you know, break through operation that they can think of to change fundamentally what we're seeing and garza but what's the smallest trying to do in his speech is actually bring back. this coupling of, of, of seen saying, we're not going to stop as long as there's no solution because i, so is really, if you thought you can, if you know, kind of, you know, leads guys on a side and now deal with lebanon. think this would be fine, it's not going to happen. these 2 are connected, so they're connected to it. so are we seeing that a whitening war or you know, a shift shifting of gravity as we heard yesterday from israel for the military. i mean, what is this? again, we talk about signaling and for israel, it's important to try and show that it can keep all those balls up into your, the same times of we're talking about. it's the sweet active ones that would be causing the south lebanon. no has bi line to north and, you know, of course the westbank was, we'd be seeing in the last week becoming more and more of a talk cycle and inviolate. so is really wants to show we're strong. we can do it.

we also have unconventional me in no means and a lot of technology and creativity to deal with all of that. don't test us. and they hope that this signal late would be, you know, enough to deter any further, you know, actions for i'm either what they call the excess of evil coming for to yvonne orchestrated to yvonne. and because by law also how much it's set to be seen, you know, this is, this is a, this is a very, not so gentle, but very clear game of pushing back and forth, trying to reestablish, you know, the, the rules of this very volatile, see, and where does all of this leave hopes for bringing the rest of the hostages in gaza home safely? and also what about, you know, the diplomatic efforts, particularly on the part of the united states for a ceasefire in gosh, well that's, that's the, you know, question, we've been definitely no been bustled with it for the last couple of to this is the going back to the speech dana straw basically saying the only way out is a solution for gaza and the only way out from gauze and a solution for cause

a has to include also bringing back of the hostages. however, when it comes to seeing either one of, besides israel from us making any concessions into a breakthrough, this been very little optimism from both sides so that this could actually happen. so for now, it seems like we're all stuck in this completely. yeah. tragic. yeah, it's like the glass is half empty, still, tony's always going to get your analysis. thank event. all right, here's a quick look now, some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. the african union says in the pox, vaccines and been administered an advocate for the 1st time in fox was formerly known as monkey pox. the union said several 100 high risk people had been inoculated in for one that most of them in the areas near the border with the democratic republic of congo, the country worst hit by the operate. italy is the latest european country to be hit by mass floating around a 1000 people have been forced to evacuate in the northern amelia vermani,

a region. the national fire of service says it's carried out more than $500.00 rescue operations. the areas some with routes and helicopters to take people from flooded call to your being commission president ursula from the lion is visiting poland today to meet the leaders of for central and eastern european countries hit by severe flooding. now on their agenda, aid for the areas affected by storm morris. they're gathering in the polish city of rock lock where authorities and volunteers are working to 4 to 5 river bates and to protect buildings from the rising waters. more than 20 people have died so far in flooding across parts of central and eastern europe. our reporter, march or tour is in an area north west of the city of bulk love, where people have been preparing for the water level to peak along the odor river. i asked her what people need most and expect from the european union, as well as from the polish govern. people mostly expect money to get,

to get the restructuring done, especially for housing, smaller businesses. and of course, the infrastructure which is most crucial because there has, has been villages in the mountain areas that have been flooded so severely that some bridges and roads were completely taken away. and these villages just need the help because some of them just cut off from civilization and they still have no drinking water. electricity is not really working. so these are the most crucial problems. and they're hoping that the government will help them as soon as possible . so as dw as markets where they're reporting, nigeria is warning and further flooding out the neighboring camera room and said that it would start releasing bought it from its largest damn more than $400000.00 people. the nigeria have already been effected after heavy rain calls, floods and widespread destruction across the western and central africa.

authorities fear the latest flooding could effect as many as 11 countries. the floods have worse and the humanitarian crisis in nigeria, where violence has forced millions from their homes. this is have some residents of flowed heat, northeastern nigeria are getting from a to b. the area has been under water since heavy rains light to a dime will bursting in neighboring commer room last week. and now the threat of further flooding loons. the new river flows down stream from camera room tonight, g area, and there are several times along it on saturdays and come a room had warned that they were releasing water from one of them the like dom off . like like though sparking fears across the border with nigeria, claiming that would leave 11 states at risk of flooding. hundreds of thousands of people have already been displaced in nigeria because of the rising waters, according to the un, including

a part of the country that has already seen millions forced to flee to, to an islamist insurgency. it's an absolute tragedy for these local people who had their homes wiped out due to the flooding and were already affected by a conflict in the region. poco rom related. com, so that these are farmers who would rather be on their farms now being hit by slides. so what we saw today was a continued challenges for people to live away from their homes. nigeria, the most populous country in africa, is prone to flooding. and experts, a climate change is making extreme weather events more frequent. they claim more needs to be done to prepare highlighting the need to modernize aging infrastructure and improve crisis planning. providing some hope for those who risk losing everything when the water start to rise, are you watching? dw, new is up next to our mobility show examines whether recycled vegetable oil can be

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