to see the world, the subscribe. now to dw talking entry the this is the news life from the israel launches and strikes across syria. targets include military bases, and israel says it's setting up on weapons free zone in serious south also on the program. israel's prime minister gives evidence for the 1st time in his corruption trial. benjamin netanyahu is charged with bribery, fraud, and breach of trust, all of which he denies the life. okay, welcome to the program. israel has launched

a string of ass strikes against evian military bases. it says the attacks necessary to prevent weapons folding into hostile hands after the collapse of the outside regime. israel also says it is setting up a weapons free zone in southern syria. and this denying reports that its troops have moved beyond an established buffers of. i'm closer to the capital of damascus . the g 7, a group of leading nations we'll meet to discuss the syria crisis on friday. a smoke rising over the syrian capital up to the latest is really air strikes. dozens of them hit the military targets across the country. according to the syrian media reports they included and fields, munitions, depos, and the facility linked to the production of chemical weapons. e's real says it's acting to stop arms from getting into the hands of extreme is forces. i don't know who it was doing, but we're taking all the actions necessary to try to ensure our security. and then

with regard to the new situation created in syria and what's on the so we're on tuesday, right? there is news agents and these really media published reports suggesting is really for us as a role. so deepening their incursion into syrian territory. secuity sources say they were supported just 25 kilometers from the syrian capital. a claim denied by these really army that's up to israel, took over a demo to rise buffer zone in the golan heights. the area south west of damascus was a next by israel for decades ago, but it's still regarded by most countries as part of syria. israel says this step was necessary. we took some in some points and ruling territories and near the boulder, you know, they're not to be surprised from october 7 in the syrian border. as i emphasize

it is a very limited and temporary step. speaking at the golan heights on sunday, prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the collapse of the asset regime is offering great opportunity for peace, but is also fraught with dangers that we can establish a neighborly relations and a peaceful relations with the new forces emerging in syria. that's our desire, but if we do not, we'll do whatever it takes to defend the state of israel and the border of israel. for now, these really extracts contain you. the u. k. base serena observatory for human rights says the most important military sites in syria. have already been destroyed in more than 300 is really strikes, says default of the asset regime. michael millstein is

a senior analyst at tennessee and investors that the incentive for the least and, and offer time studies. welcome to d. w. we have these rout saying it's attacking syria and military bases to stop those weapons folding into the wrong hands. is that how you say israel is actions for the sale? basically? yes, uh, you know, uh, 1st of all the, uh, the offensive these really offensive during the last 2 or 3 days at the very bottom of the fancy, eh, and the main targets of course, are really certain targets like air across and, and then most of these to be in may be size and because the, the non convention of, if a structural office, syria. and i think the bias says that this is a favorite because the actually a very good at the normal form is from the actually for the whole,

the whole world. and because we need our, from the lesson, so libya in all right. and after the collapse of, of the saw to reduce is very these very a and negative to bad situation. and if the silver organization is maybe erratic, a lot, a day control over and fast, and they're leaving work. and, and i think that right now use it is better not only as i mentioned for you as well, but actually for the rest of the world that syria, we choose the live very big carols will be a clean, the, basically the case of their weapons. so how much then of a problem, not israel is bombing grades in syria for an international community, but welcome to full of aside on how the new government would build something back to yeah, you know, um, when we analyze the,

the strategic a balance of the law the dramatic week regarding syria from, from his very point of you, no doubt that the collect so awesome regina is a, is a chief man and from a is what the point of view because of was a very, very important the rate in the uh, the level the resistance and resistance guy or fail you wrong, and you don't doubt that right now. you're asking, but these much more leave it there. and of course the bit the capacity there. what do we cease to spa is what we mean by the same time, we must remember that they pull that so us of the g o actually creates a local western box and you can see that literally. and of course, the door was wondering what effect it is when we get it all day i. i was about to stay and interrupt you back because i,

i take the furniture that you've made. but i was more interested in this idea. but the international community assessments i okay, i saw these gone, that's a good thing. um, syria is now run by a load of people that we designated as terrorists, but we're not going to re fix that because that last bad, bad aside. and now we have israel site, well we'll go to the bottom then just in case. so the international committee is that a little bit base and say, well then how do you, well, we really go to a urologist bottom of the country just in case, but that again it's, it's that they were a terrorist. so i just wanted you to sort of pick up on this notion of it's a, it's a pickle for the international. well, to sort of look out that and try and make sense of it as well. you know, you mentioned the feel that the basic good assessment use the, the control right now. the mask whose they were there was and i say that i have to be question mark about that because we don't really know, you know,

we so the is actually in an organization. if the agent from the office, i mean the organization led by the oh, how about the july and the user cannot take any, any risk. i can't understand only the obedience from the dimension of the community . but the, you know, i'm not sure that the we are after the, the, the crisis, all the details in syria. i really believe that we are on the past, open you era and maybe even more problematic airline syria. and once again, we cannot take any risk, not the risk regarding the non conventional weapons inside of syria and the rest regarding the, the narrow strips or the category in bottom b as many as well or, and the, i can forgive me for interrupting you, but time is time use are very tight,

but this you say that you think but will perhaps on the verge of a problem, i take period for serious. if you could outline that very briefly for us, i'd be grateful. yeah. what, what, you know, i don't want to, to, to uh, to promote the lecture about the history of syria. but it's all right now we can all speak really about leaders. she one united leaders, you've been in this area that are local communities, the her being station, some of them are really right on the edge. we other and i'm quite sure that it wouldn't be very difficult, may be possible to establish a fairly stable if every state but every g. and we must also remember that you're entered at ross ya eh, and it's very well we met in syria and i really assessed that the next. the b as in syria would not be stable, right? it would be actually the beginning, go pay off and you and you're the reading of what that, you know, i know,

but it seems that the basic dna of the players and syria as they get it. it's not really a reflect gaudy. any point you bad at the developments and syria. ok, thank you for that fast. i think analysis michael millstein from a television unit obviously. thank you so very well. the rebel coalition having control of say, that has 9 to 5 minutes to to lead a transitional government. how many outback share already left the opposition to administration and id love? it live providence. he takes over from the prime minister of the over throwing aside and make sure you always been working with the rebels to coordinate the transfer of power, your strongest assignment, muhammad, whether the transitional government was likely to be brought in a similar way to the live government as well, if you go through the details of this government, we could see that there was a lot of compliance the so if you cations of the people along with the action,

and uh like say you, the services we just government was providing uh for the public services, it was a lot of compliance from the people who are leaving united live. however, this is not, not the most important thing. the most important thing is the politics and the policy and laws, which is as government was imposing, gonna look related to the um, restrictions of the freedom of the personal uh, expression of the, um, the better. so no, i really just or how people kind of attack in, in the community. lets say um there was a low which is called a public mode on the table, which was making a lot of all 3 sections on, on the women on the people on the mix between the male and found female. so that

mostly the political or the policies were coming from a the cold. uh, chevy uh, orders to send this. the assignment mohammed in the city will take a look at some of the stories making headlines. the 2 french pfizer jack stations in childs, i swung back to france. i'm off in wisconsin and mentioned withdrawal from the central african nation try the end of its defense agreement of its former colonial power. last month was not clear whether all french forces will be releasing nigeria. gunman have kidnapped some of them. 50 people, women and children would have dug to join the right on the village of cocking java and the north west, which has been plagued by kidnappings. around some of a recent years police in the canyon capital, i robi, have 5 t augusta interest best, a demonstration against gender based violence under the protest as a government in the city center. following a nationwide outcry of the growing incidents assembly site official figures

indicate at least 97 living has been killed in canada. central this most by the mailboxes representing these the volumes of america's nuclear bomb attacks on japan, me hun be done, kills. as that we received the nobel peace prize as a certain many nozzler speaking on behalf of the organization, a to roommate tanaka hoops of hyphen maga, saki attack a cold on government's to work towards a world without nuclear weapons, and not to ukraine nearly 4 months since ukrainian troops moved into russia's caustic region. come on the site about losing ground. it kind holds less than 2 thirds of the territory. it captured well. russia is making more games than what a heavy cost correspond to rebecca versus reports. now from close to the front line volume ukrainian sol, just hope more heavy weapons will make a difference. close to the russian border. we're making our way to ukrainian tank

repair position there in a cluster of trees in a bid to hide from russian recognizance drones. the fish tank has just returned inside ukrainian territory. a little over an hour ago. it was inside russia battling on the front line. it's a british challenge of tank. they and other western supply weapons has been crucial in ukraine's fight. and the men here need them to continue with the market and their different opinions and whether to give us support or, and off to continue supporting ukraine or to stop. everyone here is worried about us as of the see if that support drive top. alexandra is a no doubt his life will get even honda. what so with that as well, it will be very difficult, very difficult, but we will fight with what we have and why it was always so with the soldiers from the 82nd separate air result brigade spearheaded the operation pushing into rushes,

coast regions this summer in an attempt to take back the last territory. russia has mounted accounts for offensive fact find estimated 50000 troops that include soldiers from its allies, north korea. so it's not entirely clear, even north koreans have taken part in financing. and then you know, officially we haven't seen the sex even if they are, they're just imagine the a that doesn't change anything for one thing it does seem to have changed is wisdom countries policy on ukraine using long the range weapons they've supplied inside russian territory in november after months of waiting, you crank up the go ahead to stop firing us. attack comes into the coast region. it's not clear how dramatically this will change things, but the soldiers same off the mistake, the missiles will help in the long run. the course of the given the being then they'd be and i think it will take some time here, but until we see the results of the long range weapons and said she and they will

not put them on that awesome. these website is aimed at this drawing and they may logistics, weapon supplies. is the prospect strong? yeah. the vehicle boy, when they will have an in sufficient supply of our munition food, we have purport water and the rest is that dispatching. and then we will see the results one year of the so so hard after thought. thank you for setup with the shop with david. sure. what he thinks those hurtful results will be important for you. crowds position in any negotiations to in the war. no printed back from way. oh so both of them, in my opinion, the cost operation is an ace card. it's somewhat somewhat odd as well as a huge motivation work, not only for our man kicked them off, but for the whole i'm forced to hide in a more green square. you are just on a scale of the operation might not be that big. our field most movies as well. this is enough. how many so many folks within the ukrainians can hold on to enough of russia's coast territory long enough for it to function as an ice caught? is the question that no one he cannot answer. let's begin putting

a mirror on from the wall studies departments at kings college in london. she joins us from munich. welcome back marina. it's been 3 weeks since present by and then other western leaders allowed you trying to use longer range of weapons against target inside russia. are they making any difference a good evening? well, for now, what i can say is that, of course, on the tactical level and perhaps an operational level, they will complicate russia's logistics. but the problem here is they are not going to have an impact on the strategic level. in other words, they will not bring this worth to an end. they will not stop the, the russians from waging world, from moving forward in the dumbass. so we have to understand that because ukraine

has a limited amount of long range weapons and the russians knew well in advance that the ukrainians might gas have permission to use you for recall summer $22.00. when the russians found out that the ukrainian high mosque can reach their quote, command and control centers and, and their logistical nodes. and it had the short term impact. and then the russians dispersed their logistics. and so the fact was gone. and here we have a similar sedition essentially. so unfortunately for ukraine it doesn't have enough long range systems, deep strikes systems. and the other point is that the ukrainian forces would have to follow up with the ground maneuver. and we have seen during the account and says that it's very difficult in the printing on the kennel things that i'm, we have from a lot of them is that i'm skiing today saying that 10 to 12 will patriot missile systems would allow his country to fully protect its s space and make war for

uprooting meaningless. so 2 questions from that? i suppose one is that true? and to do you think that the landscape is likely to get those extra patriots? i will do the 1st question um firstly, it depends when these systems are delivered. and more importantly, who is going to find them said to finance the missiles, because the russians will try to overwhelm the patry of systems as they have done in the past. and it's a very expensive undertaking, so it's not just the price of $1.00 system at blossom, the interceptor missiles but it would have to be constantly restocked. then you need man power 90 people to operate such a system. does ukraine have the manpower to operate? the systems was a manpower shortage, and of course you need a specific training for patrick systems. so in siri it would be better for you.

crane it would be more protected loaded. it would make it more difficult for the russians to wage the their air attacks. but in my, in practice, i don't think that ukraine will get food in patrick. it's and given the problem send the time lines, i don't see it as a realistic scenario. a composite about that timeline is they know gratian avenue, american president. and it does look very much as though both sides and this was sort of stuck in a holding pattern. it's trying to hold on to what they've got until they say, see which way donald trump jump next year. the oh, absolutely. so it's difficult to predict what exactly is going to happen with house? no blacks, one situation with the full of the surgery, schuman syria, and so we don't know what is going to happen,

but we know that the main enemy for trump is china. and if we look at the administration, those whom he has chosen, they will be more focused on china. and of course, we don't know what exactly his plan looks like. that being said and taking aside what is happening, of course, trump, who drives the age to ukraine, which would be fatal. but the problem is also meant power in ukraine, and ukraine is slowly running out of men power. and this, this war of attrition is costing a lot so either way the world will be reduced in intensity if it doesn't come to some sort of an ending or a ceasefire. which might not happen because the russians are also quite distrustful of such agreements. and they've seen those areas that it can collapse. thank you for about to announce this marina marina. i mean on administered aspects of the

more studies developed to kings comments. thank you for having me. it's a israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu is j, as is due to witness done tomorrow for his 1st appearance. and he's only going corruption shop. he's facing challenges of fluid breach of trust. and accepting bribes. is testimony? well, not the 1st time i setting up, it's right in 5 minutes to take this done as a criminal defendant. benjamin netanyahu takes great care to portray himself as a whole time me to is randomly the criminal accusations against him on mounting and constructing his grip on power, as well as prime minister now officially wanted by the international criminal court for alleged full crimes. also faces trying the tongue here at the district court in tel aviv in an underground chamber, benjamin netanyahu is expected to give testimony in his own go and corrupt some

trial. it will be the 1st time is of history, but a sitting time minister testified as a defendant and and doing this a mid netanyahu's trial has stretched other more than 4 years. he stands accused of committing fraud, bribery, and breach of trust. in 3 separate cases. case one to 1000 claims netanyahu and his family accepted. lavish gifts from rich business men in exchange for political favors, pays 2000 villages. but he discussed coming the distribution of arrival newspaper in good time for favorable news coverage. and one of israel's biggest papers case $4000.00 the cases, nothing young of intervening and government regulations, but benefit to them is ready communications giant and exchange for positive media coverage. if convicted, you could face prison time. so it's unclear for how long of the use the trial was

postponed. several times, sometimes at the request of newton young himself, but also to the terrain of ours. in all 3 cases. next, we all heard the noise in the room doing plenty of minutes. he did receive gifts, he says, no favors were given in exchange. he insist the charges politically motivated. caesar says as a supervisor of the one who fights their, the best than any other leader in these run and perhaps than any other leader in the world of being charged or being convicted will think is legacy. and his critics have accused him as telling before and above the delay judgment and for maintenance. how our appointment is this only concern is his own survival. he wants to stay in power at the same time,

then young has been able to use the trial to school points with his support. so it's serves his, the political constituency, said, you see, i'm being hunted a by all kinds of, of negative enemies. even the judy sure system that they find all kinds of false accusations. netanyahu's legal team applied to the light this hearing too. they say the prime minister didn't have enough time to prepare his defense because he is too busy with the rule. so even if he shows up, he may find an excuse not to stay for long as look at some most or is making headlines. a suspect has been arrested over last week, killing of united health care boss, brian thompson in new york city police and the state of pennsylvania side of the non response of the fire on the fall side they. under written manifesto, google has launched the new chip, which it says brings quantum computing

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