[000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to the program. i'm jared raid. we begin in southern lebanon on where israel says it's 5 digits of pounded mold in a 100. his beloved targets, israel's me, latrice as they hit rocket launches and weapons facilities as they tried to blows with his beloved across the border on thursday, the strikes came as his beloved leader, blind israel, full of the deadly device explosions, targeting the militant group, considered as a terrorist organization, by many countries, a night of air strikes in southern lab and on the israel defense forces release these images they say show their war planes taking off to heat as well. that targets they claim to have struck $100.00 rocket launchers and around

$1000.00 rocket launcher barrels. ready to be used to immediately fire towards is riley territory hours earlier hezbollah leader has and those rhonda issued a warning to israel. it came after dozens of people were killed and thousands injured when hundreds of pagers and walkie talkies used by has been a exploded way out. why? so you was yes, he said this will be confronted with a severe reckoning and adjust retribution and expected and unexpected ways on the mileage. but because this new battle involved hidden hands, the, let me change my approach down in the old of this, i will not talk about a time form and what place or date, what on. what on demand is real, has not confirmed or denied that it was behind the glass, but its defense minister has set the countries in

a new phase of war. and the goal is to safely retain the residents of the north back to their homes. as time goes by has spun that will pay an increase in price legal bill. but death threats and these latest is randy attacks have done little to this. her has paula which says it will continue to strike across the border into israel as the us and others call for restraint. let's get more now from the dealt with use tonya claim, the injury slim and mohammed, straight to in bainbridge, welcome to your voice mohammed. we'll start with you. we heard his beloved lead has on no, sir, i'll let just in saying that israel has declared war on the lebanese people. how do you think his blog is going to retaliate now? as well as chief vowed to seek severe revenge, but did not provide uh, details about the nature of the utah the ation. but most importantly,

the speech was widely perceived to be below the all for the levels. now, to better understand the situation, let's draw the sequence of events of the this week on monday as well said the return off is why you these to the north is now a war gold on tuesday townsend's, of pages of use by his beloved designated simmons. he needs to meet on wednesday, hundreds of walkie talkies are used by hezbollah. designated, also some of the tennessee, the, the desktop of both device attacks is at 37 and about 3000 wounded on thursday in the fall of delivered dispute and said that these right is, will not return to the north. and that is militant group will keep talking at northern the israel until they cease, fire is reached in gaza. this was followed by the largest and at the widest wave of his where he, me air strikes on solving live in on last night. and by the end of this,

the same day has black cleaned 17 talks on is was so technically we are in the peak of the attention on this front in nearly a year since last october rise, antonio mohammed just mentioned then israel says he wants to get displaced these riley's back into the homes in the north of the country. do we have any idea how it's planning to to do that, given the storing tensions as well. so far we hearing is really officials and among the most prominently, it is very defense minister. your skill on saying that the cravat, t, of the conflict is not moving north, and that is for the moment, many translated and moving resources to the north in a border like a division that 1st moved a north, more exercises, but also because of preparedness. the alertness of the military and basically, uh, you know, we, this to, the emphasis has now given more to the military route and it seems that the

government has lost somehow patients to look at the diplomatic solution. and we're seeing this also as we just heard, no, the inter, intensifying of fighting a going on between on his below, on southern the been known and in northern israel. now the r d s. the is really military said that in the statement, this one that it's hard to just attacked over a 100 husband missed i don't want to is that we're ready as they say to launch a. they missed hard since a late a thursday and also late a thursday night. they had changed for the overnight, the home phone guidelines, so many communities in the north for people, for a living the in this region saying to have to stay close to shelters, they shouldn't be a golfing or they shouldn't be out an open areas. and this was for the, for the moment, this was listed again this morning, but again,

everett sarmens also and also it's a very, very volatile situation as a correspondence, tanya clay and making jerusalem and mohammed strides in by ruth de let's take a quick look now with some of the stories making headlines today, european commission, president or slough on the line has arrived in keith where she said she'll offer support for you. crimes believe good energy infrastructure. ukraine says, russian strikes have destroyed around icy sands of its thermal plant, fund alliances. the e u. e is also prepaid to offer money for humanitarian aid and repairs that he was also promised 10000000000 euros in aid for pots of central and eastern europe. hit by city of floods, emergency teams in poland and other countries have been struggling to keep rising. what is it by floods across the region have killed at least 24 people. so 51 person has been killed and another seriously wounded in a nice attack. in the dodge city of rome, sit down, police have a rest of the suspect,

who has also injured in the incident authority side. they're investigating a potential is limits motif and if not released any further details on the victims police in dublin, i never rested 1919 immigration protest is but blocking the main bridge in the irish capital during the evening rush hour. the blockade followed a march by demonstrators through the city center island has seen writing an antique immigration sentiment in recent years. and the issue is expected to feature predominantly in the coming parliamentary elections. former us talk so is the oprah winfrey has hoisted the style started, campaign event for democratic presidential candidate come le harris. numerous liberties to pod 5 video, a coal to express based support, including brian, including brian cranston, chris rock, jennifer lopez, and last but not least of school when a meryl streep and his election day draws

closer into us cumberland harris has taken. i met donald trump for claiming that migrants in the city of springfield, ohio. are you seeing people's pets irises? the former president's comments were quite designed to divide us as a country. local officials have repeatedly said that there was no evidence for trump's claims, but the small city of springfield has still found itself at the center of a firestone with thousands of bomb threats reported following trumps comments. dw special correspondent, i. e for him went there to find out more. here at roseville creole fridays airplane teams on offer. they're serving a taste. wants to eat the food. that's the 1st introduction to our community. the love we put in the food, the restaurant which opened a little over a year ago is a sign of spring fields, growing haitian population. they came here to escape the violence and

n r t in the home country. most of them are legally authorized to live and work in the us under the program expanded by the bible ministration. like many blue collar towns in the midwest, springfields population had been declining for years. marjorie kovalevsky says patients came here because of jobs and cheap housing were plentiful. she and her daughter run a small translation and advice center for new comers in the back room. as of this patient grocery store, they have a community has given new life to the community because they're of active participant in the economy. but then the numbers rose, quickly. officials estimate there are now anywhere between $12.15 haitians in springfield, they said the cities infrastructure and public services are overwhelmed. in august of 2023, a car driven by a haitian migrant to the school bus. doing an 11 year old boy and prompting even

more concern from residence on about the growing presence of haitian white girls. these being poach will be monahan is like former journalist and then somebody helps run a facebook group for spring fielders. share their thoughts about everything from safety, the economy to rumors of pets disappearing lucy, homes losing jobs. so just costs going up so high that you can't afford the things you feel to ford, mostly above all, that is talking about how our city government ignores that concerns and marks us and insinuates that our concerns are rooted in some sort of misplaced, originally antipathy towards patients all your ac liam says she's ambivalent about trumps claims that patient migrants are stealing and eating pets probably. but at least appreciate that they have drawn national spotlight to an issue he feels has long been ignored, but for the haitian community. trump's comments have caused nothing but fear.

margie kovalevsky has been getting panic calls for the past 2 weeks. they don't know what they've done because they've trying to behave themselves to what's right . and they don't know if one day the white supremacist are going to attacked. and i don't know if the local is going to attack them and especially those with children . and it's not just the haitian community that's been effected since donald trump's come in. there been dozens of bomb threats here in springfield forcing since schools to evacuate their students. the city has also cancel the annual culture. at rosco creole, the debacle has had an unexpected twist of people walking to the restaurant to show their support. this couple of from arkansas came here to send a message were supporting this community today. but next week it could be a different community targeted just for political gain, both city and local haitian community leaders are calling for com. they want

springfield out of the spotlight and on a path to healing dw special correspondent abraham file dot report you just sore. and earlier i asked her about the problems cited by springfield, city officials, when pointed towards the growing haitian migrant population in the town. a short period is about is a period of about 33 years of pardon a, with a population increase of about, you know, anywhere between $20.00 to $25.00. it's a percent. and so it can, and city officials have admitted that it has over whelmed their infrastructure. it's not something that they are denying. we're talking about everything from a schools to hospitals, to fire services and police services. you know, translation services are a massive issue. a lot of the migrants coming, you know,

don't yet speak fluent english or not able to navigate, you know, the bureaucracy themselves. and so the, the city of the state have to spend money to provide a translators for them because these migrants, as we mentioned, unlike what donald trump and even vince keeps saying are mostly in the country, legally under the temporary, under temporary protection, a status at the same time, and this is something that i've heard of from locals, is that springfield in a way needed people needed migrants needed, you know, new life because it was a city on the decline. but what they say is, and that is also something that i've heard from, you know, longstanding members of the haitian community is that they as a city have reached their limit. the w. special correspondent, i agree, abraham wrapping up her report for us from washington dc. you're watching dw use, he's a reminder of our top story, this. our israel says it's 5 digits of pounded more than

a 100. his beloved tockets in southern living on the strikes came as his bloss leader blamed each round full of the deadly device explosions, pocketing stimulating you're up to date here on dw talk, film is off next after so frank and i'm charge region totally takes the issues with a lot say what the