it is on the w title. i hope you enjoy the trip here as much as i did. what about you? what's your opinion? feel free to write your thoughts and the comments. the . this is the w news. my from the land is why they don't make as bad the u. n. agency, that aids palestinians, and guys that the cadets said overwhelmingly votes for a bill. banning audra from operations in these via the un says the decision could cause the humanitarian process and gaza to collapse is around key. i live, the west. also voice is concerned and replace the critically important role in delivering to mandatory assistance to civilians. and you just gotta, there's nobody that can replace them right now. also coming up here's velocity is it's debbie. the head now even cost them will become its new beta, following the death of us on us by law. and it is by the striking favors last month

. germany summons that you're bringing it in boy a of the t. ron executes a german, a rainy and dissident on disputed terrorism charges. and they won't have a say in the us presidential election about the stakes. couldn't be higher ukrainians. what will a 2nd, trump or a harris presidency mean for them? the i'm been physical and welcome. how about the appointed health authorities in gaza? say at least 60 palestinians have been killed and dozens injured in his way. the strength of the north of the tower tree, women and children are among the victims of to the attack you to a residential building in the town of bates ah, here many other civilians are believed to be trapped onto the debris. the building was reported to have been sheltering displaced,

palestinians. israel has not commented on the attack, is right. the military has frequently struck shelters for displaced peoples, saying it's coming out precise strikes on how most militants united nations secretary general antonio quoterush as want of devastating consequences. for palestinians is rarely implements, low banning the un agency for palestinian refugees is follows the passage of bills in the israeli parliament aimed at preventing on ro from operating in israel. the vote as drawing international criticism with 9 to 2 votes and save the end to end against israel's paula montez fossil banning the u. s . main agent, super police teens. from where a can in israel, the decision could heard 8 f as some godsa. the west bank and east jerusalem is real accuses henri stoffers involvement in october 7, tara tech and b. and if you wait with some us and other groups or

more as an organization that a terrorist organization has completely taken over. what we've seen in gaza is how come as taking over united nation facility schools, hospital clinics and headquarters in order to use them as military bases to hide ammunition, to hide rockets, to actually commit care activities from the united nation facilities on real flight 9 and police officer investigation, but denies know when the aging armed groups and says x quickly to remove the suspected militants. foreign ministers from several countries including germany, france and britain, expressed great concern about the bed. in every, every, the future you come to united nation is a beacon of hope. and such a matter of profound regret. that is that these regular parliament is considering

shutting down on was operation allocations because on the stuff out of this week, we're fully investigated. and often nature's fiction for costume of time spent on these rules key l i. the us also joined the call. so things that everyone on her plays a critical important role in delivering humanitarian assistance to civilians that need it and gaza. there's nobody that can replace them right now in the middle of the crisis, nova latasha may have shut off from minutes to benjamin netanyahu said that israel is ready to continue providing 8 to gaza, job job, but only no way the doesn't threaten these rules. security. the isa is the head of women, peace, and security, and action aid. i asked him to explain why the organization has cold. this is why

the bad on, on run reckless as well because it is going to have catastrophic consequences for millions of students who live in gauze, our response is tourist and also some stains refugees and they found on celia and jonathan light on unable to access space account services, education, staples, of protection services. i know it has to be in the may, it's providers for us. the answer smartgate for c 9, it's mandated under the engineer assembly to be a to be that entity that to protect the rights of fellow citizens and provide the support the cx, me access the control over on iraq must be. and i mean is providers for an inside cause on waste, spank locals, international organizations, including all sides actually really like the wrong anyway. structure. i'm going to run nice and i really just just carry out great complex of durations to be able to deliver a for i'm going to have some other students who need it. the other thing is you're

talking about operating within a was or what extent can other agencies like yours filled the gap left by entre as well. we are very clear that there is no organizations or not, or you and entities that can replace the firewall. whatever has existed in the last time since march and 14 a night and has built a lot of sectors that organization used to be able to carry out 8 of durations. and i was the only provided for the fuel insights on which is really critical for hospitalization. we think that for us to be able to move some lice, we access anywhere, warehouses, views in or with drugs, also enter what was like, what were the nation, but these, within i n g o is that, tell us what is needed to be done. the work of i n g o inside cause that was to fill that gap. sacramento right, is not able to do so i don't know has to be the name, 80 providers. so tickets. yeah. issue that, you know, i know what is it on or is mandated by the students or could you spell the rest

easy in the words are mandated under you and i see all the activities and foxes that are housed under what district taking their life and they can do still have tax on this not to leave on a wrong is not only about a delivery, it's called, it's a house because you're not seeing that those students has the right to exist and possibly like to be staying in the home. actually to be from violence. now to live it on with the me, listen group has the law has announced deputy chief, not him cost him, well succeeded, slain the house on as scarlet, the group says costume was elected to the road you to his adherents to the principles and goals of his pulled out the 71 year old, replaces long time lead and that's why law who was killed in his way, the strong compared route in september, journalists tele meant a is in bay books. so tell us who is not even cost in. i know him cause i'm it's a very well known political figure,

a hair and level on he has been deputy secretary in general since 1991. and he was often the person who took to do the media from his spa. so his face is wherever, very well known to the public here, often as well as this he also already searched elizabeth like an entering vida by delivering 3 speeches. since then will his nomination bring us any closer to us? he's fine. and his last page and i am cos, i'm did indeed address the topic of a cease fire by saying that the a to a piece deal is very much needed and the deal shouldn't be linked anymore to further agreements in gaza. but this again is nothing new has paula has mentioned it's winning this 3 chief sees fire over and over again. so in reality, whether a deal will happen? no, no. so it's just a little bit more complicated as more actors are involved. um,

but when you speak generally about has paula and it's position, it is important to know that the political line office, paula is not dependent on one person who has now a data. so the personal influence influence by non cos i'm is a bit limited. okay. well, the cross border strikes to continue between israel and has been on what's the latest on the ground and south live on on the night was marked by very heavy fighting between has bala and israel and the is where any army is continuing to bombards various area within cells level and on, but also in the east of the country, according to the east house ministry in the car valley and the the call region, at least the 60 people have been killed in the in attacks hit and they were things have come down, elizabeth last night was the 2nd night in

a row without any air strikes on this island suburbs of a root. the lady said from stella, mina, in favor, thank you. the execution of a german instead of sending a run has spunk down freight's here in germany. chance level of schultz has condemned the killing. branding is a scandal building has some of the rainy and on board and recalled the german representative in tehran jump sheet. somebody also, a us resident, was kidnapped into by a rainy and forces in 202069 year old was then convicted on terra charges in a sham trial. his family always maintained his innocence. and as amending proof of his death, the return of his body and severe punishment for the islamic regime. we asked jesus, nia, director of the strategic litigation project at the us think tank atlantic council about the reaction from my daughter has on and the international community. yeah,

he was a german citizen and of course i should note that the cost of 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 death. sometimes 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. a strong accusation that by the light of counsel that's cause like the to our chief, political correspondent need a has a germany has now summoned the rainy and own boy. as i mentioned in berlin, a tell us what message germany is trying to set. some of the demons are ministry posted on x this morning that following the assassination of them should sum up by the arabian regime. the ringing associate of fat was summoned to the federal foreign office here in berlin today. and that they conveyed the strong protest against the actions of the reign university, and that they reserve the right to take further action. and then they will so added that the german and busted to in to ron has also paid before the reign in foreign minister. and condemned the mazda in the strongest possible terms, and that german 4 minutes the book has recalled the gem and bass of the 2 run back to berlin for further consultation. so the story is far from open,

will have implications for german reiney and relations going forward. what do you think will happen diplomatically? so of course this is very early days, and yet this doesn't come as a surprise. um the word already says this summer dominates security agencies. there's some a closed a and is the most santa as they called it. and that was running a mosque in humbug and they said that they had proof that this sent are essentially suff to spread. and the religion, the fundamental list ideas of c, i fundamental list in islam is in, in germany. and that, that was closely linked to the activities of the reigning regime. and so they felt in the summer that they had enough evidence of where they could link incentives activities to, to wrong. and at the time already the why fi is that the wrong could retaliate and

that potentially also jump. she'd somebody could be one of the victims for those growing tensions between germany and ron. now you also have to see this against a black background of germany, strong support for israel when it comes to the car and rule in the middle east, where gemini is standing by israel's side and insist on its rights to health. defend. and, but then those bi lateral tensions of also been growing. so the big question is now will the german farm industry will the german government go even further and actually expel the associate a fat here in belin? and this is something that the opposition meta from the conservative cd you potty has demanded. that the strong consequences that were announced by the german government. now we mustn't stay and to what do you know what the chief political correspondent, nina holiday. it's tiny to some of the other stories making headlines today. judges

election commission says it will conduct a partial recount of ballad. soft rates disputed election is for those days of protest. sounds like part of the ruling, probably most georgia dream policy was declared the winner of last weekend's election bought both the president and opposition say they won't recognize the results more than 150 people are taken to have been taken to the hospital after fine work explosions during a religious festival in the southern states of corolla in india. 8th of them, a respect reported to be in a critical condition of the government. officials say the temple hosting the event had no permission for the fine workshop. republican presidential candidate donald trump told the riley in atlanta, he was not a nazi at south daisy hills or valley in new york with speakers made races choice, including cooling, puerto rico, an island of garbage, is democratic party bible. pamela harris told her o'malley,

the trump was dividing the country. now they didn't get a vote on november 5th. but the, if any of the states in america is presidential election, couldn't be higher helping you can use to be one of the few things. democrats and republicans agreed on, but donald trump has refused to spell out whether he wants you going to win this war. with polling showing trumpet, harris, neck and neck. ukrainians are trying to make sense of what a 2nd, trump, or a house presidency would mean for that. i think zelinski is one of the greatest salesman i've ever seen. every time he comes in, we give him a $100000000000.00, but he should never have left that or start that lowers a loser. if donald trump for president vladimir putin will be sitting in cheese and understand what that would mean for america. and are standing around the world a good evening, keith. the scenario most ukrainians thought was of the codes of the 2022. donald

trump has put the cost of supporting crane at the center of his pits to american voters. and that's for a couple of hours to respond doctor campaign, in which she's been trying to steer clear foreign policy. you think you can use sympathies, what it will be with harris. for the most part, they all for the team is the, let's get told new york magazine, the trump quote doesn't really know how to stop the war and cool trumps running mate. judy vance's ideas to end the conflict. dangerous. but it's a little that clear cut. there is very real frustration in cube with the bite in ministration and it's vice president come with a harris as it sits, ukrainians. don't get a vote in the selection that policy makers having to map out what they do. if trump gets back to the white house and look for potential upsides, trump is unpredictable keys risky. he is quite skeptical about our prospect. but at the same time, he was the 1st to provide joe is. he's also the one who promised to ball moscow and

they do, harris is much more predictable. she's differently. we'll repeat some divided mistakes and that has been on decisive install control. and so helping you great and great petitions for the harris administration be dominated by fighting era foreign policy thinking. they see as too fearful of crossing into circles. red lines, for instance, by allowing ukraine to use us long range weapons against targets in russia. card us support. these critics argue is enough to provide ukraine's army from collapsing. but in sufficient trisic, real damage of preaching are forced into and the will on terms of grant can agree to if you grand needs more rather than less us support. how could it ever expect that from a man like little trump, who never misses an opportunity to complain about what you crank is costing americans the only one to many observers and come with a harrison trumps. often repeat, you claim that he can end the war in 24 hours. it sounds like code for forcing ukraine capitulate by putting the plug on us support. heavy can see,

but some of ukrainians think they can still when trump over they point to previous trump policy, you tons and suggestions from his advises that they would increase a to ukraine opiate and you have could have failed to negotiate their awesome uh, some of the policy folders was still convinced is that drunk will change his mind and they of the grading guns will be able to convince drum to see your brain as the 1st of all. they're going to email, you build it up or do they need your credit is a success story for trauma. the side for the politics is also the human side of this equation. we spoke, a couple of trump makes no secret of a separation for pitching. trump zaleski, serious baggage trunk was impeached in 2019 of allegations he pushed to let's keep to investigate job by the son's business. grain full that works on the drive is convinced trump and zalesky more uncommon. the 1st guy needs to be here. they uh, validation. suppose the same approach to foreign policy, they,

i'm all about individual approaches, individual context of ways in service. if you still use the landscape as he said, what a good, a good sales man. and i do believe that the 4 point of your dropped a good salesman is a compliment. and then there's the question of money. us the sofa provided ukraine is approximately $100000000000.00 of aid is rusher and fated 2022. that's less than 5 percent. of the us defense budget for the same period, but it's unpopular with american voters on the same. and not just the republicans seem from key if that is another way to us and you are what's called skate and not just freeze hundreds of billions dollars of russian assets in western banks. an american texas wouldn't have to put the bill of defending ukraine. russia with great leaders could convince trump, the price of supporting them is coming down. then maybe just maybe they can change his mind if you wins the white house on november, the 5th. and if ours wins the message from key if she would be unhappy with either

the economy, files that report and joins us live from cave ukrainians, a dealing with another night of deadly rush and strikes. how concerned are they about an election in the us? a look, there is a level of see which people here are concerned with the everyday life and of very busy just thing safe and trying to earn a living. but equally in these stories of very clearly, very relevant to crank, given is dependence on us for particular military 8 your will. she gets a lot of financial aid, but the miller changes, you know, the biggest don't it is to us. um, people who don't have a vote, so they called in for the sales people i've spoken to say, well, we'll think about it once it's happened once we know who actually is going to move into the white house, we don't have any way to influence this. so why worry there is of seat didn't hear a lot of coverage of trumps statements. people roll their eyes when he says that he can end the war in 24 hours. no one buys that. here will be some. remember that

volume zaleski said similar stuff when he was elected in 2019 that he could just basically, and the conflict in this new credit with russia by talking to pitching up. but i think some of the things that really have come through all the reports about trumps personal relationship with coaching, even having left office that he was in touch with bruton directly over the years. that is something that really worries people, and they worry that they see preaching is speaking to trump, when there are no officials around that. he's basically be able to influence trump in a way that ukraine isn't even though ukraine is the one, the biggest recipient of usa, the yeah, they are to the americas ally in this part of the world. so that is a real worry. and people are hoping that there is maybe some way that they can still get past that and kind of winning moving or does keep have a strategy to deal with a 2nd, trump presidency? well, definitely, we've seen volume is it? let's keep trying to build bridges. it's a difficult relationship because,

you know, obviously remember that trump's 1st impeachment was all about allegations that trump to try to get to lensky, to be got compromising information on job by his family and to his sons business here in ukraine. so it started in a really difficult way we saw on his last visit to the us as an ascii meeting, trump, that was a meeting that was only confirmed last minute. so they were really working to make that happen. and we, so let's keep trying his best to keep out of kind of the pots, them us politics standing next to trump, and only basically contradicting him when trump said that he had as good relations with most of those who does the crating saying that he hopes that ukraine would have better relations. i think they are trying to convince trump that ukraine is not going to be as expensive to us in the future as it has been. they've been pointing it to you ideas to confiscate russian assets and use that money rather than asking us tax pass to pay. and he's also, i think, stressing the point about the us image in the world and basically the perception of

american strength and trump strength, frankly, the, basically if a trump whitehouse dumps, ukraine, pulls the plug on the support that, that will have very serious consequences for trumps. proceeds in the world and hoping to kind of use that angle and that kind of the side of trumps vanity to you know, get him to think twice about reducing that support. and what could you kind expect from comma, the harris, in your opinion, what she's as we seem to this campaign not said a great deal about what she would do. she has said a lot about what trump we mean for ukraine, but she hasn't said a great deal about the kind of you to critique in terms of the kind of atmospheric . she does seem very still kind of on message from the frames protective. she still repeats, you know, the lines about it, russian basically running roughshod over you craze over and see about the need to support democracies like ukraine. but there is a worry that firstly, she's gonna have lots of other things to do if she wins the selection that the

middle east is taking more of a tension. and then there's the 2nd problem of the getting basic gives me craig's picked. if the american permission to do more right now, they realize they're getting a lot of help. but they say that study too much time think about pretends red lines not allowing you frame to attack russia with long range with us from us is gonna just drag this out and we're basically not allow you crate to up. the price was with the pigeon. so there's definitely some tensions that with the harris team will be on a different level than the ones they have with the company. and if you waste simple wines, how long could you planning in forces? hold off the russians just briefly. i think that's a very difficult question to answer. certainly there are suppose the contingency plans being driven in a drawing up a to see how ukraine could fight old with european support without that american support. and i think from political point of view right now you, there's no real scenario. you can see that you can use just accepting that and kind

of rolling over and capitulating if trump pulls the plug. but certainly it is gonna be very, very difficult because there is just no other country that has that level of military preparedness and those kind of stops of weapons that are just kind of rolling into ukraine. other european countries of buying stuff for ukraine. but it, it has to be manufactured and it's been taking months if not years to arrive. they connolly with the very latest for us from k. thank you. and a reminder of our top story this out is really don't make is have voted overwhelmingly to ban unruh uh, from operating in israel. the you, when has one, the decision to buy the relief agency could lead to the collapse of the humanitarian processing, gaza a fixed, now sign. so tomorrow today look, said house newborn's, the screen for genetic disorders that expose how micro ro, bucks per transform, cancer research and drink. i've been physical and feel gave will have given used excel by the

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