to meet your thoughts, november 9th, the . this is dw news live from ballad. israel bonds b u n. agency helping palestinians in gauze rule make is overwhelmingly voted for a bill binding and wrote from operating inside his route to un says the decision could cause the whole humanitarian processing garza to collapse for. so coming up john, anyone's tyrone, of serious consequences. after iran executes a germany rainy and dissident on disputed terrorism, charges of size is riley outside parliament's in tbilisi off to the pro russia georgia. dream policy is declared the election when a, despite widespread irregularities, presidents or

a bitch billy rejects the results as fortunate the high that i'm debt. patrick, welcome to the program. it's great to have you with us is rose, parliament has voted to shut in time. the u. n's main agency for palestinians and right in israel and occupied east jerusalem. the move comes despite widespread international pressure from the us and other allies against step the israeli parliament. the capacity is set to vote on the 2nd bill, which would prevent unreal from operating in garza. i'm the west bank within 90 days. the u. n. agency depends on these rails corporation to deliver aid to those areas as well accuses the agencies and employees of involvement in the october 7th

terror attacked a couple of them. okay, let's get more on this from dw correspondence tom tanya crane most, he's in jerusalem for us. welcome to the show. can you tell us a bit more about these bills, tanya? a yeah, it's a very significant and very serious and move by as well as parliament to shut down and basically prohibit on the we're has been serving palestinians or giving services to posting invested, useful over 70. yes. now this bill effectively prohibits on uh from operating is ready territory. and what that means is basically it has its headquarters in occupied east jerusalem. so we're expecting this headquarters where you know, the management is and everything else to shut down, but it will also severely limit its abilities to work in the occupied westbank. and in particular, of course in gauze where, where it's one of the key you, many,

terry and players to providing age to and, and health services schools, whatever. add to posting in the. now the bill also imposes a so called non contact policy with uh and uh, and it also be bokes, an agreement that was agreed upon and $9.00 to $67.00 that regulated the activities of over in a here in the region. now this means, you know, in practical terms, most likely more stuff international stuff. in particular, we're not receive any work permits any more. any visa us. there will be no d conflicts and measures no coordination anymore with the military. and that is so important, especially in gaza. stuff might not be able to cross any check points or come into the country or into the occupy westbank or in gauze or because borders are controlled by is row. so all of this together makes this very consequential move

a very dangerous move as well. yeah, it is a consequential move and there's been a lot of international pressure on these rel not to go ahead with this time. why did they connected this? tried to do it anyway. well i mean uh since uh you know, its beginnings in the 9050 is owner has always, uh forward with uh, either it was uh you know, close to be shut down because of the funding of problems. but also in recent years, basically, um, there was a lot of harsh criticism i is ready officials, but also not the groups that it said on right is perpetuating the posting in a refuge and wreckage an issue. but what came on top of that was the other day. sions. that own russ stuff has participated in the october 7. tara techs no one by the time, reacted very quickly. they investigated these claims that dismissed 9 stuff.

and you know, it's a port to say that it is a small number from a very, very large organization. but basically what happened, this is ro, most especially these will make us and you have to see that it was over when majority of lawmakers voting for those 2 bills. also from the opposition painting the whole organization as a problem. and that came despite the fact that there was a lot of international pressure, not to go ahead with that. tanya, thank you so much for joining us on the show. that's tanya kramer, dw correspondent injury. so the okay, moving on, iran has executed a 69 year old mom with jewel german, rainy and citizenship. the country is traditionally a nice the killing on monday. are demonstrated charmaya was kidnapped in due by a rainy and security forces. in 2020 he was convicted on terror charges related to

a 2008 attack on a month, a most in a ron that killed 14 people. i'm wounded hundreds more. his family disputed the allegations and worked for years to try and get him freed. the german government has condemned the execution cooling to run a quote in humane regime. okay, so more now we can cross over to get so near. she's the director of the strategic litigation project. us think time the atlantic time. so thank you so much for being on the program. welcome. what kind of threats did dumb should show mad posed to the arabian regime? this is somebody who was a long time dissident and he called out the human rights violations and crimes of this regime. and that is why he was a target. i think it's very important to remember that he was abducted. he did not

go to iran. he very well knew that he would be a target there because of his long time activism. but he was abducted illegally and taken to iran where he was given a death sentence after a trial that completely locks the due process. where it is unclear what the evidence is against him and where there was not a fair trial process. done says the thing is that was spoke to us soon after he was in fact a convicted in 2023. and she said that the radian regime will not responding to any kind of tools or diplomacy. how can the west hold iran accountable? what, what can germany do? for instance, he had it done in the german citizenship? yeah, he was a german citizen. and of course, i should note that across all that has gone online right now and is demanding to see the proof from the german government or from the us government that her father

has indeed been executed. we know that the judiciary has announced it. typically they don't announce these things unless it has happened, but she's demanding to see the pro. what i would say is that he should have been released in the hostage swap that happened that the us brokered and resulted in september 2023. he was not included in that and because most of them that essentially the us government had condemned him to adopt this nonsense. i know that because i've had also met germany's foreign minister and as a citizen jumps, jude should have been a top priority for the german government. there are other european countries like sweden that have negotiated hostage swaps recently with the ron. and i don't know why germany didn't do that, but they left this man to die. he was failed by both his governments, germany and the us that belgium most i managed to get uh, another remaining. and this isn't another citizen, bro, back as well. what does it mean for

a rainy and decisions even being pray till kid not by to the country? what does this case do more broadly? well, this has a very chilling effect. there are governments around the world who are saying that they need to issue travel advisories to tell people to not travel to iran for fear of being arrested or otherwise detained. but what happens when you're not even travelling treat ron? john, she'd was traveling for business through india. he went to the u, a. e and he was abducted there. there are a ronnie and dissidents all over the world. there are people who like to live in the free world and voice, their criticisms against the regime. this essentially puts a target on all their box. that is why this issue is much broader than simply john . she charm a case. that is what we have been saying from the beginning. and it is really a travesty that germany and us did not take this more seriously. thank you so much for joining us on the show is really great to get your insight facing. yeah,

thank you. thank you. supporters of george's opposition? parties of raleigh di side parliament in protest that the official results of this weekend's elections, the ruling pro moscow jordan, dream policy one sought today's, but the countries presidents and all positions say they will recognize the result. the you, us, i'm the election observers have called for an investigation into a life alleged irregularities. protest is gather outside george's parliament calling for saturdays and election results to be a know the opposition and their supporters refused to recognize the official results. that handed another victory to the ruling, georgia, dream policies critic succeeds the governments of having a pro russian agenda. here, here to to young flow center is

a very european country. our future we're here because we don't want to rush. we don't want to rush out. we don't want to solve a tnf and tom churches, pro european countries, they have the support of george's president's sal, amazing rubbish, really claims the fabric was riggs with the help of neighboring russia. so she accuses the georgia dream potty of bribery and voter intimidation. we have to get the full picture of how this unique, unprecedented theft happened, which was conducted on mass and systematically. it was a huge pre planned operation that stole our votes, that stole the parliament from us and stole the constitution.

the electoral commission says georgia, dream co, nearly 54 percent of the votes. observe is from the organization for security and cooperation in europe. say there was evidence of quotes, democratic back sliding, but have stopped short of saying the vote was read, state government and the kremlin denied the allegations of electoral interference. the former soviet republic is that a cross roads court between keeping its historical ties with russia while pursuing membership in the e. u. but prime minister iraq the call the kid say of george and dream insistence b you membership is still a priority. kindly thought of us august initial development in all directions. it's important for us to achieve george's full integration into the

e. u by 2030, to pass a warning, and everything will be done to accomplish this on a pretty profitable assurances that have failed to quell the feelings of injustice amongst some on the streets of georgia. and dw correspondent maria cats, of magic has been covering the probably the test for us thousands of people indeed have gathered at the georgia and thomas. and i can see that people are still coming to the problem and square. now the provost and preston's home is universe for you to stop the address of public saying that quotes your vote or so on. that's what she said at the parliament square. she said that you did not lose the elections rather they both were stolen and they tried to steal your for your future. and no one has the right to do that and do not allow that. that her

statement here, she arrived at the parliament square after the consultations that she had with the uh, physician all parties. uh and it was sent investigators interesting that hunger is to speak to old bon is arriving to be late tonight. and she also came to the hotel where these meetings were taking place was ruled by a the thousands of protesters that gathered outside the hotel. now it's a, it's still unclear whether on how to continue to talk through the oppositional assistance or the president. but it was seen by many, ah, sort of an a time to, to say to legitimize the selections that many washington politicians are calling you know, to investigate the so called election irregularities. now uh we understand that tomorrow the prime minister from georgia dream potty is going to solve the fish, all sort of the neat things with because they're old on while the german ambassador

in this country. so i thought because they're all gone is not doesn't the present the you with this with the brother, printer and government. thanks for watching the .