the the, this is dw news life from the israel down place. talk of a cease fire. we have has ball, a prime minister. benjamin netanyahu tells administrate to keep fighting a full post hours after arab states for us. and you call for a 21 day truce along the border also on the program. sedans. capital rocked by shelley, 17 months into the civil war of a sing denise. um, he appears to be trying to retake cost to from rival power miller truthful since the

time. feel good, you're welcome to the program, is ro has resumed as strikes against by root hours after allies, including the us and the you cold for a temporary cease 5. the proposed to 21 day. true so long, the israel 11 on porter seems to hold as strikes against map and onto this claim. more than 600 liars in 3 days. israel says it's carrying out precision, strikes against has belonged militants will. despite those ceasefire causes rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu quoted the army to continue fighting with full force. it says 11 on a white comes to the sound of explosions as across the board to conflict with israel rages on. tens of thousands of people have already fled to the region of to isabel issued a deadline to evacuate. some taken refuge in temporarily shelters such as this one as a school of is hedging for the relative safety of neighboring sylvia. including

many syrians who were displaced during that country and civil war to them. it's a homecoming mix is an uncomfortable feeling of deja food hold up. lots of it on the sort of you. we left the series in 2014 because of the war. so we went to south lebanon and lived in words, the general then the slightest war in the south started another general. they were too many strikes and a lot of destruction. so we left again on a few of the general what bottom, the general, the all new and got the most of the lot of us and french efforts to push for a seaside seem to have come to nothing. israel saw in minnesota is cats rejected. the idea out of hand and the office of the as lady prime minister gave it cleared response, but not responding it, sol. instead just apply minutes to instruct to these riley forces to quote, continue fighting with full force. reactions among is riley to the idea of

a sci fi we mixed. i mean, we don't just want to cease fire. we was looking so and they look setting this up, i think that a ground defensive is not the solution them. uh, they will bring more escalation, more missiles on us, more damaging the blog. it's not the solution. and they looked as though because i think that is less what we've been needing a ceasefire for awhile already. but some of this war has been going on for too long, settlement they can't go on like this, the normally gus and not for anybody in f. um, it's in human zillow, zillow and i really hope it will end for good a not just for a few wait to speak with the resident. that means zillow to come as well. uh, what else like that, there's my name again, that's a temporary cease fire. and i want the citizens of the north to be able to go back to their home up. i looked at it real, this is what they need to sign on. what caused them to what is, what do you think, look them the logic of the model. meanwhile, those to the board of 11 on the funerals for those who died. and these very strikes

have already begun to have many of the attendees here, realizing that could be many most have come well jelly for more had a save the children's country direct to full lab and on. she joins us from baby route. welcome to dw, thanks for joining us. it must be a very busy time for you. what can you tell us about what's happening then now as well? i mean, we have a situation of extreme instability and ics and, and, and very, very scary for kids and their families. here we have a continuation of their strengths that really escalated on monday and resulted in the dramatic images of hundreds of thousands of people taking to the roads to escape the south. and now so many families are trying to get into the shelters that have been set up to the, to house them. and meanwhile, the fear is palpable. and the airstrikes are continuing until the report just,

you know, a feeling of, of tear uh, tear and insecurity. okay, so these are people are moving, know from the board, how far are they having to, to move where all these, these comes that have been sent so well, they're mostly screens and they're not that far away. they are moving out of the immediate, the area closer to the border, 10 kilometers from the border and moving further north towards the root. schools have been opened throughout the country, but most of the people are, are housing schools along the coast there, south to be rude. and although it's really not that far away. and so our, some families slept in their cars and some people are still sleeping on their cars or, or outside because there's just not enough space and enough shelters for people to be safely housed. it's a real chaotic situation and very dangerous and very scary,

obviously. just looking at the broader context of lebanon, there's probably was reminding people that the country has had to deal with waves of display displaced. people probably 3 ways. and this week's intensified, bombardments seems self type, a 7 foot tax and from what was going on before that attack. sure, i mean this country has gone through multiple crises and run multiple ways of displacement. and of course, the palestinian refugee question is the quite old one here. and since the syrian civil war, there was a, a significance uh uh, influx of the syrian refugees live in on hosts. the largest number of refugees per capita than any other country in the world. and on top of that, there has been a series of crises in the last 5 years with the report explosion in the economic collapse and in the governance for delivery. and in the country is really just a pass through such a complex and, and complicated and terrible time until uh,

the war then escalated in uh, in october, further displacing people along the border. and then escalating, of course, this week with the, with the major increase in the possibilities on monday. and this has affected every aspect of a child's life. and for us in particular, the, the, the, the lack of access to the interruption to the educational school year is again, a feature of this year of it. kids life is the 50 year of extremely interrupted education for kids. and it is just, it will, it will take decades for uh, for 11 on the kids here to recover from that. okay, thank you for talking us through that. so clearly jennifer, i'm more head country direct to a phone lab and on i'd say that you to the intensification of the conflict between israel and has bala 11 and is also on the agenda of the un general assembly in new york. where we find that correspondent

benjamin l virus group a. welcome ben. yesterday the us friends and others proposed a cease 511 on today. israel rejected about proposal. what sort of a reaction that you see? we can imagine that a lot of the disappointment from us officials as being voice behind closed doors as well as negotiations you members, some of the countries that participated a so when we heard from the side of israel that they saw this just as a proposal from the united states and front and not it with the statements submitted by so many other countries we have, it'll be, we have germany, we have katara, united arab emirates, also some are a countries taking part that we can't imagine that there are a lot of conversations still going on here behind me at the headquarters of the united nations. on the 3rd day of this high level summit is was still waiting for to hear from prime minister and from israel benyamin antonia home on friday tomorrow. meanwhile, israel as well again,

thomas in gaza is also being discuss the palestinian president mahmoud abbas cold on the international community to pressure israel to stop the fine. we'll hear from him and then come back to you. oh, people have here to just stop this crime. i'll stop it now. i'll stop killing children, the women out there for how to model it bad. the stop, the genocide or the side is to that, is that i stop sending weapons to israel and this madness cannot continue in the, the entire world is responsible for what is happening to our people in gaza. amelia and the west bank of the won't get that it for the product. gotta be well benjamin alvaros group i the u. n. what sort of response didn't masked mood abbas is cold, gets so there was a lot of clapping from the delegates here at the general assembly met with us as a well known political figure here in new york. he has been giving it several

speeches that but this time it was different because in the past, the apollo sign was an, an upset the state of permanent of service states. so that meant that they had to sit behind all of the other delegates. but this time it's different off to the general assembly. overwhelmingly. it's sad that they have the conditions to be a full member, and that's something that my food that bus a, the policy and president also stress during his address. he slammed the ask for a, posing a full you and membership for pa is sign it the security council using the veto something that the us does not have for the general assembly. ordering, overwhelming number of countries supported that he also said that the international community needs to react. now saying that the international community is responsible to what's happening in a guys right now the suffering. then he ended his speech by saying that he, along with other officials, one to pay a visit, go to guys,

the inviting other members of the united nations, not only to agree on a un resolution, but also to join them. and also to increase their efforts to put pressure on israel, who might try, of course, to bar that visit. he said, why do they not want to call this time to state of paul, this thing to be a full member of the u. n. and why is israel a country that has acknowledged me, ignored several resolutions, not just from the general assembly and the security council of wise israel allowed to be a member of this organization. and to quick would depend a box of what else we can expect to hear the general assembly in this week. so we still have some high level speakers coming up on friday. of course, one of the most important a visit to jo, also very controversial visit of is where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu was also head that they are starting to organize protests. will there be a pro palestinian approaches that my what about the policy and president also

acknowledge during his speech that will be protest in front of his hotel. he will speak to morrow, and of course, the talks a surroundings the you and the general assembly, of course, focused not just on rushes war, and ukraine is a. but what do you want to lensky that you create in president? address the you in general assembly yesterday is now meeting with president fight and vice president terrace in washington. but of course the focus is how to reduce tensions and how to get a di escalation in the reach. thank you so much for that. so the best bet, even alvarado screw the u. n. in new york. it's rick, look at some of the stories that making headlines. administration new york city met eric adams has been charged with taking bribes and accepting illegal campaign contributions. even says he's innocent and says he doesn't plan to resign. he asked the new york us to withhold judgment until after he presents who's defense over us officials, a warning of catastrophic damage from hardy con headline, which is racing towards florida,

gulf coast mandatory evacuation orders are in place for some areas because of a predicted storm surge of up to 6 meters, elaine has strengthened to a category to reason not to sit down where officials say the army has launched at a tailor. we strikes against a rebel positions inside the capitol. hot, 2 witnesses report. heavy bombardments and clashes tasking. a door, as troops tried to cross key bridges into the safety forces of the rifle power and military r, s f of control parts of the city. since april last year. those days advances appeared to be the most significant push for months to try and v game last territory. conflicts has driven more than 10000000 people from their homes and coast extreme hunger assignment. us. oh, tom tyrado is the us envoys. the sedan correspondent, janelle dom alone caught up with him at the un general assembly,

and he says as many as a 150000 people may have been killed since the start of savannah's civil war as well. we've been able to talk to thousands and thousands of nice people um, through the refugee community in the neighboring countries. also through virtual technology, we talked to sued news every day who are in each of the 18 states. and what we hear unfortunately, is horrific. stories of people who been literally eating dirt and twigs, people being forced into horror ethics situations of exploitation, including sexual slavery in order to keep their families alive. these are conditions that no human being should face. and we're talking about millions and millions of sudanese, facing this level of trauma and atrocity. we need this word and we need to combat the sam. and immediately we need more of the world to pay attention to the 50 millions who needs people who are suffering and experience. i intervene with the us envoy for sit down on on news advocation is reminded about top story of this. our multiple countries are pushing for i'm indeed it's 21 day seats. 5 across is across

the is around 11 on the board. israel says it will continue to fight against that has prolonged miller since a full force and is preparing for a ground for so i'd set you up to date more of the top of the, of the slides. so one on 6 times to increase the current t more people than ever on the move worldwide in such regression line. and one great timing is very hard to say very difficult to find out about time on student info. my grands.