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lot of men was now given insight into that time and office lives into her private life. the gulf is welcome to the program as these 5 deal to end, the fighting between israel and hezbollah has come into effect. many people are returning to the southern suburbs of bay roots, and some was celebrating the end. the facilitates under the truce agreement, is riley. and hezbollah troops also gradually withdraw from south 11th to be replaced by the lebanese army. it says it is already taking the necessary measures to move in. people in northern israel, also returning to the home. in a televised address after the security cabinet approve the si, fi is of prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he would respond falsely to any

breach by husband or above another link. so the ceasefire depends on what happens and 11, and we're in full cooperation with the united states. we retained complete military freedom and it showed has the love violating the agreement or attempt to re um, we will strike benjamin as a. now speaking that douglas settlement is following the story for us from beirut. and so i was off the beginning of the ceasefire. we have no reports about any violation. and as you can hear, you can hear me hear my voice. there are no sounds of compartment and even the sound of the drawing that has been hovering over our heads for more than 2 months is gone. so this silence is really new to the people here. um, but yesterday evening and nice uh in the hours before the ceasefire agreement came into effect is where you stepped up its game and bombarding 11 on the east capital

babies. it's a hit many places in central buy route that have never been targeted before. so lemme, these people here also wake up to quite a bit of this amount of destruction and they route, despite those people seem to be up to mistake. we have seen pictures earlier of the traffic that is building up on the streets towards the south of to some people have already decided to return home to their houses in the south. this is despise the is where any army saying that people shouldn't go back yet. the liberties army also said the same thing. people shouldn't go back to this house yet as the is there any army is the deployed there and those because the is really army also said that it is not safe yet to return to the houses. so people are going back to the south of

the country has been, i suppose, to withdraw from them. the lebanese army is supposed to enforce that demilitarize the south of, uh, 11. and what problems will the, is really the lebanese on the face that of the, exactly the plan is that the lebanese army will go into the region just south of police honie river to take over their re gain control. and then early then the is really army with or step by step. so as we know, israel has bombarded cells of level non heavy lead or through the last couple of months. it has uh, blown up, entire villages, uh, and the infrastructure there is completely destroyed with many main roads also, um, uh, completely destroyed and really incapable of using the infrastructure will be one challenge for the lebanese army to actually reach and gain control over the area.

another big important issue is passing out the lebanese army needs to deploy a lot of new soldiers needs to make the way through this uh to the south. um and this will not happen overnight. this takes some time. i have been to a pressed meeting with the board and on sunday evening, and in this meeting, baldes said that he spoke to the boonies army about the needs and what they need to fulfill this task. and he said that soldiers are really a problem and that the, nobody's army needs to employ. and richard new uh, soldiers settlement there. we bought them from bare wood. thank you very much. and we also spoke to our correspondent, tentative crime in the jerusalem, who gave us the latest from the east riley side is also here that has been never violations yet reported to the seaside. house being come since for am local time

and the cease fire came into effect and ask be no alerts for incoming rockets as well. that's what we've been seeing in the past days. also have a real good fight, especially on the northern parts of israel, but also in central israel. know what we have seen and my colleague in favor talked about it as is where the on the issue in this know to residents and southern live and on not to return a test. yes. because it's rarely, it's so far will be still in southern living on this is part of the withdrawals that will happen over the next 2 months. and then in return also that his beloved was then move to verbs. the noise of the tiny bit and be heard a private is to benjamin netanyahu last night, giving his arguments to the is really public while he decided for a to, to agree uh to this uh, pause and fighting or temporary, cx 5 for 60 days. he said that he would focus no on other issues. they mainly focus

on iran, if a troop some time to refresh and recruit, but also to split the conflict with his bow off from the conflict in gaza, where we see obviously the war continue. and it's only after that, that'd be. so the security cabinet voting with a majority of 10. uh, 211 uh, a member of the car. right. uh, uh, was uh, voting against this deal, but it went through. it's still very frustrated situation though. i know they also spoke to me there, i've sunshine, she's with the international crisis group until a v sunday also which he thinks pushed prime minister this in yahoo to agree to this cease 5 with has blah as well. i mean, because he has become known in israel as the man of unless war. i think people thought that maybe he's not interested in a ceasefire in lebanon, but ultimately,

the front in lebanon is something that is around the military, limited scope of the operation. it wanted to close that out and then send you out who has every interest in closing it out so that he can focus on the other friends . as he said, he has, you know, he made big promises about what he could deliver, both in in garza and, and rubbing on but at 11 on specifically, it was known from the very beginning that the deal would look very similar to the 2016 and a piece by law cannot be destroyed. and on the other hand, i think there has been as far as, as well as concerned, very serious military achievements of degrading because by law of, uh, you know, buying more and more time. and so for an attorney, i who i think this was a no, it's a clear, clear move that he wanted to me and that he was going to make. and there were also signals uh by the incoming trump administration that he wanted that front done. so i think that to me, yahoo is also interested in um, giving trump what he wants right now. now what are the main obstacles for this

agreement to hold on for it also to lead to a pop up piece deal as well. at the end of the day the ceasefire will only hold if both sides want it to hold. i don't think anyone has any illusions about what the us is capable of implementing or the lebanese army is capable of doing against cleans butler. and so you know, the question is, what will be a violation and how the violation will be handled? and if the us will indeed take on a bigger role this time netanyahu has promised freedom of action, freedom of operation, but i don't believe that he's actually going to be able to do that in the way that he is selling to his base. and so i think the bottom line is that both sides at this point have an interest in laying low and restoring the quiet on their friends . the question isn't the bigger picture and in the longer term what iran is interested in doing, if it wants to build up again, how,

how much these fellow wants to reinstate itself and, and what israel wants to do on the bigger multi word front that it's in against the running knowledge proxies. talking about the multi fundable. now if this deal works, could it become a model for a similar agreement in gaza as a guy says, an entirely separate situation. um, israel has set up, you know, basically a military base and cut gotta in half it is using starvation as a weapon of war. there it has a far right leadership in the government that's interested in re settling garza an engineer who still has no interest in reaching a hostage deal. that's something that's been on the table for months. and he hasn't been interested in doing that both for his own political survival and because of the base and is around wanting to remain in gaza. so that's a very separate story. when it comes to the ceasefire deal 11, i think that if the quiet it remains in the next 60 days,

there could be the edit depends a lot on the trumpet administration and how that leverage against other friends if they're interested in trying to push for the resolving border disputes, mind disputes. if ebony is politics, it tries to go in the direction that takes more authority over what's happening and that could be the recipe for not just quiet. it may be also as an actual arrangement for the long term security of both sides. no sunshine, they're a senior analyst with the international crisis group intel of these. thank you very much. tom now to have looked at some of the other stories making headlines in pakistan and supporters of the jail form, a prime minister in rome con, say that suspended fed street protest in his lum above why they were demanding his release security forces arrested hundreds of protesters and overnight res,

several people died in classes on monday and as crowds, full as the way into the cafeteria. the federal police and brazil will have to choose the former president's tables to narrow participating in a coup attempt in 2022. in the report to the supreme court, police and ledge, both in our plots, it's a stay and power off the is election to feed about the plan failed when the head of the army and of the air force objected both in our denies. these allegations go floating is on the way, and then maybe as presidential legislative elections, the countries con vice president and tubal non to dice was among the 1st the costs of vote 6 hoping to become the countries for us as a female president bought a routing swap of policy is facing a strong challenge of the being in power for 34 years. all strategy is

parliament has overwhelmingly approved a bill banning children under the age of 16 from accessing social media. tech companies will face huge fines for failing to stop young people holding accounts. the world 1st band must still be ratified by the senate critic se if may isolate children. european union lawmakers are meeting stroudsburg 2 volts on the next team of commissioners. those are the politicians and still the blocks departments better. the live pictures from the impalas where the debate is getting underway, as i speak. members all view of empowerment of over the events. it's the 26 candidates and are expected to confirm the proposed candidates, named by a commission chief, was left on the line who's speaking test drive, the twin, the nobody's will make up. the new you executive for the next 5 years is,

is a look at some of the key positions. or one of the commission's most prominent posts. foreign policy chief will go to the full met, estonian prime minister colors, representing the liberal renew europe group. call us as an outspoken russia critic and she'll be the use 1st top diplomats from a former communist eastern european country. a formalist as a and e and prime minister hungry usability is from the conservative e. p. p will be the 1st of a commission of for defense. the post aims to boast of the use defense industry by getting members states to spend more and to procure weapons jointly. it's elise russell, a feature of the hard drive, e. c. i agree, it will become the commission for cohesion and reforms, and the 1st 5 rights politician to secure one of the commissions, 6 vice president posts the portfolio includes the management of a 3rd of the use budgets which is designated for under developed areas of the block

by the, as that debate on falls, we all live streaming the whole event, including the actual vote later today, you can find all that on uh, youtube channel. as dw in news terminates which shots the mac of us published a memo all these highly in a private life and a 16 years in office. in the book, she rejects criticism of policy towards russia and to the says not to allow ukraine to join nato. she launched the book at a special event in berlin. freedom is the central principle of anglo americans life. she spent off of age and the free society of communist east germany. in her book, she describes those origins as former. for her political career chapter, the guns i have always strong my friends from my life and did you d, r? i had no other life. i have exploited the strength that was given to me in those 35 years and years paid for my party take out of work and not so many to put it to

show all. but she describes the resilience and independence which helped to deal with the dominant male personality she and counted, such as russian president vladimir putin. o. u. s. president donald trump is body language was often dismissive last walton big. what was going to be a girl mystical was becoming john slow thing from east gym and he will being a woman as an adult, swim indian being a woman. many germans now see mac. oh, is it chance let, who left the country with some of the problems that now faces? for instance, the 2015 decision to let more than a 1000000 migrant sent to the country. since then the far right has searched? does she have regrets? doubtless, i don't blame myself in this sense that they don't think it was the wrong thing to do at that time to taking these people who were in europe standing at the order

board there. so i'm to process them according to our legal system. i'd like to start this as well for them to give this fall. nichols, brush up policy is often blamed for paving the way to maureen ukraine. jim and his need for russian gas say the critics blowing the touch of crude teens a looking back. how did she see it now to do the privilege of talking? it's okay. it doesn't make any sense now that they simply say, i got everything completely wrong because i know it's like scapes calling from my eyes. that's not the case. and all of them does to dismissed 700 pages of memory without the attempts to reinterpret the past. and cuz i'm actually standing by her decisions with some tells the story of freedom and the responsibilities that placed on his elders. and that's well kind of, i've bought a mine is a gen, listed with a german broadsheet fund for the miners on tax title and the right to of one of the most comprehensive biographies on avalon that goes as you know, america. well,

did you learn anything new from her book? i know nothing. your uh, concerning any facts uh, star co fact. so back off costs, you're having an inside house. she wanted to be seen by the public. and i think the titled freedom shows what she wants to tell us. the woman who came from the dictatorship from east german communist regime at up to her position as a german chancellor. the 1st woman with 1st person from eastern germany. it's a look of the story of frederick obama, who was the 1st person of color as a president for united states. and uh, well, uh, she ended the time of the book off costs as a reference to the day when she received the metal of freedom in the rose garden offered by the house by president obama actually presented book next week in

washington, dc. yes, back obama. now she stands by most of the decisions she made during her 16 years in power, even though she's having to criticize for some of them as you expected her to be more self aware. no, i haven't changed south of right now, but she, she print uh that that she did was to part some of the decisions on the river. the refugee process was august, 15th, or concerning rush, tried to deny natal a membership to ukraine and johns in 2018 to nato summit in bucharest, and ends in 2018 uh the treaty of means going between bradshaw and censored crane and was when i say that nothing new in the book, and i'm not the only person to save this, of course,

as she says yesterday at the book presentation in the man. um, that's uh well if i want has written many, many in use savings. you are what has called that i was all of us value and you do not saying the tour during my transmission when now i a talk i, i remember i was incomplete different things and i think that's not so well. no, it is all she's very offensive. she wants all those very authentic. you're in my trunk for sure. and many, many people in germany said well that i have to be some secrets in her person and their police is without what was said. no. that no, no speak criterias with and it's quite obvious what she did and what she wanted. and i think uh, well you can see the book as well. uh, no secrets in the book. uh so it, but what does she say about today's photography is people like donald trump, but give me pretend she's in pain a see

a new all of them quite well as well. yes. unfortunately. and uh, no secrets. she is telling this uh about this, these persons as well. uh, i was a little bit to the point. i was really a little bit disappointed because uh, nothing new or nothing from uh from uh, called uh with uh, with those persons with international for musicians at the piano. but i think, but i think she, she doesn't want me to put into for you actual with now the notice of politics and concerning russia, it would have seemed too dangerous to her. uh, to, to talk things about based on what i think is interesting as the german election campaign. because when she planned to populate for the book in november 2024, she thought it was quite far right from germany. lex but now she's in the middle of

the election campaign and she says menu menu, things which are not. course you are the positions of her own policy, for example, that use this. and it says no to look at energy. that's actually one to, to leave the, the depths break in the journal constitution for our constitution and things like that. and that is quite difficult for her own conservative parties. now in this situation, i found out that uh, dental is on a ride to of a biography off on that. i'm now co. thank you very much. thank you. and we're looking to head to the 2nd donald trump presidency now. and tech building that you know mosque is due to have a seat at the cabinet table when he takes over next to moscow, lead a new department of efficiency which will be tasked with reducing government bureaucracy. boss played an important part in trump's re election campaign. and

possibly funded it. now there are questions about whether he has too much influence over the president elect stars board need of the powerful alliance. after spending an estimated $200000000.00 on terms campaign in the mosque was attempts to lead the new departments of governments efficiency must effectively bought his way into this relationship. it appears that he is able to translate his economic power into political power, or some critics even say it's the beginning of an oligarchy. a government controlled by a small group of powerful people feel corrupt and selfish purposes is drawn, right? so what makes must be different from other political donors. his company is depend heavily on government contracts and regulations making his ex wife potentially for to his rockets then space 6 is currently competing for a series of contracts with the us space for with billions space x is already

a major contracts of nasa and the defense department and his other company, the electric comp make a tesla, is currently facing scrutiny from the main. federal also safety regulations for itself. driving software system must, through even small changes the federal regulations. even small changes to the federal contracting process could, could substantially increase must profit enough power to save opinions full so it makes them different from other wealthy donors. it's not just the money with us. it's that he does. he owns twitter. he owns this very loud platform. and he's a huge public figure musket, both the social media platform in 2022, and renamed it x. his own account with over 200000000 followers became a megaphone for trumps. talking points leading up to the election. are you on? must purchase twitter and re shaped it into a full. busy them for advancing right when content the algorithm was tweak to help

elevate approach from content help elevate, conspiracy theories about the about the election mosques influence means that foreign policy decisions could also be shaped by his business interest mosque was invited to donald trump. mara logo residents in florida on election night and was the one from spoke with well leaders, including the ukrainian president, musk control styling, the satellite network that provides low cost internet to remote locations. it's been used by you, crane, and it's full with russia. as we've heard, j defense, the vice president elect before the election, threats and in europe, that if you're a p and lawmakers would regulate more of the law mosques, platforms that the us would pull out of nato. the multi billionaire will wield enormous power and his businesses will. profits. americans of modest means can only hope that what's good for it, you know, must,

will be good for america. and before we go, the birth of a baby deer in argentina. how's race hopes for the survival of an endangered species? the rab to phone was born of the why live fox that earlier this month? the baby ways just over one kilogram and has been named linger for a tree that grows in the andes. mountains sun to soap, the phone will help them better understand the food. 2 species on a few 1000 and food was i left in the was in, i was in tina and she thinks you're watching dw, see as a reminder of our top story, people are returning to the southern suburbs of a root after a seas 5 between israel and it has belonged, came into effect, if the troops holes and will bring the ends and ends to move in a year of fund. and that's it from the end of the street. for now,

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