the, the we will not say the way starts february 14th on dw, the business dw news live from the lin is really sources said the major sticking points to a guy's a c spy. i've been overcome, but the security minister threatens to resign. if the agreement is approved, cabinets still to ratify the deal after the prime minister accused come us of back tracking. israel's also carried out more strikes and gather, killing and wondering does also coming up the i'm telling you a lot about welcome to the program, the outgoing us,

secretary of state as me blinking has expressed confidence that sees 5 between israel and how much will go into effect on sunday, lincoln said diplomats, what in the process of tying up what he called a loose end. but it's really national security administer is a ma, ben get there, has threatened to resign from the collision. government a cabinet approves the deal. a cabinet must agree before the ceasefire can take effect. and a votes originally scheduled for thursday has been postponed. if the deal goes ahead, how much would hand over $33.00 hostages and exchange for israel freeing hundreds of palestinian prisoners and of a sci fi israel's carried out as strikes in gaza, which the house run health ministry says is killed at least $81.00 palestinians mixed feelings among thousands celebrations at the news of a cease fire mix to doubt that it will happen and tinge with

sadness that everything that has been lost. the trepidation is backed up by events since the announcement it is very aspect temperature to celebrate to be mood taking the lives with them. the deal is supposed to come into force on sunday the on certain days ahead and making some here novice. now we must remain cautious. we were afraid that could be an even was not boston before i told them anything of it the next few days could be even more difficult than the whole of the last year. i am in the middle of summer. we just hope the blood shed stops by sort of others and noticing the positive impact the news has already had on the everyday lives. the price of the sponsored vegetables used to be 30 seconds now it's 5. the ceasefire. news has reduced the price of the spot of oil cost $10.00 cycles. now,

it was 30 before that. we weren't cigarettes, the price is to be cheaper to the others. as thinking about the future, we need to start thinking of solutions and enough destruction and was we're exhausted. 15 months of humiliation and living and trying to tense. and during this time, i hate on the winter cold and this the children who died of cold, and nobody is riley's, also appear to be apprehensive. receive free like is there is a threat from the from come us like if we just like going to let them guy say again, that might be doing the recipients again, like knowing that it guarantees differently. i think we, we gonna fall back to a well again, with a was because a citizen was because we've come with some us. i think the agreement is a good agreement. the once we get all the hostages back into the bodies that are being held are captive. but i think that's how much that will re i'm regroup again

. as we see in the correlation that they have been some dis, court against disagreement with whom us the ceasefire deal is fall from certain. and it seems that few on either side are willing to believe it until they see it or return to that story shortly. but 1st, let's take a look at some of those uh, making headlines around the world. mont county, a former governor of both the canadian and bridges central banks, has announced his campaign to succeed just intruder. as canada's prime minister and head of the liberal party of the candidates have a week to declare if they wish, if they wished to challenge county as potty, leda hungry, global pride. well here is parliament has approved a coalition government led by the centre right? gab parts, even after months of negotiations, the former speak of parliament rose and so he has called has been elected. prime

minister dispatched to restore financial stability and maintain a pro european union and pro nato track american. so make a david lynch has died of the age of 78. no toys doc ad. so real autistic vision. you scored best direct to oscar nominations for blue velvet, an elephant man and mulholland drive. there's also behind the groundbreaking tv series twin peaks. a return to the story of israel and how much let's bring in dw use constantine, egret, who's in jerusalem constantine saying it's a mob been covered and missing arrows for rights administer for national security saying he'll resign if this deal goes through. can you give us a picture of what this means for the entire procedure at the moment?

well it seems thats the deal uh will still go through and uh the the resignation but therefore resignation of either might have been good been been given to him. his policy is the pop shop from the government uh will not impede this uh box. um it will decrease the majority vibes of the kind of government a come moms in the kinetic and these really parliaments. uh it will be something like 62, i guess 58 or something like that. so basically it will be of center majority. uh and i think a lot of people here in tourism say a lot depends on another white screen. think of the minister of finance visit low smoker each has his own policy. and so uh, pretty hard right. uh. she also criticize this uh agreements, but whether she will leave that's

a different measure. he has been meeting with mister netanyahu, the prime minister netanyahu in the last few hours, so we shall see probably tomorrow i will see what, what will that the story mean for the future of these really coalition and uh, for the future of the deal. okay. um, were guessing for mr. newton. yeah. who's looking like is willing to risk the the, the, the stake of his, his government for this deal and it appears. yes she does because of 1st and foremost of all as a said it seems like he will maintain is 2nd majority in the can assist. secondly, of the opposition say that it will support the government on the hostage of the unit. so it has this kind of backing from the whole positions and this goes basically against the background of the public opinion, which is a and it's majority of the deal. and this is something that mr. nathan,

yahoo cannot take notes, right? i'm just wondering how people, as you mentioned, that there is a problem exceeding full the deal. but in light of what's been happening with, you know, been give here and, and other members of it threatening or saying they don't want to deal. does this affect the how the public is, is feeling well, yes, i mean the is really suits. uh, is there any democracy institute measured the public opinion and what we have we have a give or take a 68 percent. oh, for the deal, and it's going to a different chaise or public video in general is people who say the deal should be implemented and as a whole o at least the 1st stage with the release of the 1st stage of release of hostages. i should also be implemented then we'll see that's the aptitude. so it is the minority that is totally against the deal. and 1st this week, you know,

when i was walking to the bureau here, i saw people in the square, not far from the bureau already celebrating the deal. i'm not seeing them. they, the by means is just the one thing that i saw. but just if you look at the pervasiveness of this feeling that hostages should be set free, the needs needs to be some kind of a decision to that. i think it's very clear the will of the majority. ok, steve, this goes to the team reporting from jerusalem. we appreciate your work. thank you . thank you. last week to let flood. i'll get to his guys, an analyst and resident senior fellow at the atlanta council. snow cross and middle east security initiative in washington. good. you have you with us in light of everything that's happening. do you think this deal will go through

thanks so much for having me. on the one hand, i very much so think at least the 1st 2 phases of the deal will proceed. i think there's way too much political capital in the united states and by the incoming trump administration that's tied into this deal happening to stabilize the, gotten the strip to ensure that the middle leases stable enough so that mr. trump can pursue some of his other regional priorities, as well as focus domestically and not be distracted by what's happening in gaza. on the other hand, there are immense obstacles to seeing this all the way through to phase 3, which in my view remains the most unlikely phase of this simply because there, i don't see a scenario in which guys it can be credibly reconstructed. while how may i ask, who is in control, this deal does nothing to address the fact that her mass will have dominion over the guy district. that there is not been any meaningful movement on whether the day

after looks like. and unfortunately, there's been a systematic failure by the united states by these rarely used by the international community, and certainly the region to work over the past 15 months to really have contingency plans for this eventuality. but i do think nevertheless there's a high likelihood that we will see the 1st and 2nd phases of this deal. go through it, right? i was just going to ask you about that about the, the balance of power. because if there's a ceasefire and a withdrawal of israeli troops, we seeing a return of how much so is that kind of buff? uh, some of the external force coming in how, how is this going to, what's this going to look like? so well, this goes back and fortunately to that point i raised, i mean as of now this deal, it leaves how mass almost entirely impact how mass will be able to retake gaza as

quickly as the taliban. we took afghanistan, even while us troops had a new we're, we're in the process of withdrawing. and we're going to be in a situation where i think as these rallies pull back out of the gaza strip. it remains nebulous as to what's in the agreements versus what will actually happen as far as the buffer zones. as far as how much these really armed forces will be in and out, or whether or not they'll carry out air strikes. i know that any, anything that can compromise the release of the remaining hostages, and phase 2 will probably be viewed negatively by the united states. and these really military. however, in phase 3, after the hostages are released, and we're looking at about, you know, a 2 to 3 month period, then we're facing a scenario where we're effectively back to point 0 by promising control with guys are being separated politically and administratively from the west bank well,

you guys are being cut off, except now you have tens of thousands of this. yeah, this 75 percent of guys has buildings fully are partially destroyed. you have no economy, no infrastructure, no education, no healthcare. and so you're going to have a desolate territory with desperate populations that are hanging on by a thread. yes, the absence of war is positive. but with how mass being solely in control, this is going to be a disaster for the future of the gaza strip and indeed, the house, any national project right up. one thing that will probably happen is, as you know, the people return possibly to their homes and there's more access within guys that we might be able to see more. but in terms of, of what's happened and hear more from the people. i'm just wondering whether the incoming trump administration will push for a probe into whether israel has carried out human rights violations in gaza.

well, i think i, i wouldn't exactly look to the trumpet ministration to do that. although i expect some level of increased access by the international community, perhaps by the world price, certainly on egypt should side, at least if the roof of border crossing somehow is partially reopened. and i can tell you from personal experience i as, as someone who grew up in god. so then i, i lost 33 of my immediate and expanded family members for non combatants. you know, dozens of children under the age of 10, and over 8 elderly folks who are over the age of 60 or nothing to do with come up with nothing to do with the insurgency. there's grades, i think in my opinion, were products that were committed throughout the war by these really armed forces. and that's not to negate masses on terrorism and criminality. and my buddy state both on october, 2nd. sorry,

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