they should have to wait for trumps. rise to power usa all to rights starts january 18th on d w. the . this is the, the news live from berlin is where else government approves the sci fi. i deal with hamas. the cabinet bows off to midnight, paved the way for a 6 week course in the fighting on sunday, the 1st hostages held by him also i expected to attend to israel in exchange for dozens of palestinian prisoners, also coming up donuts, trumpets that's to t off his 2nd presidential to monday. we look at his vicious plans for day one, the . i'm going to jones good to have you with us. the is there any government has

approved a 6 week is the site and gaza. the 1st of 3 stages to the agreement is plans to begin on sunday morning. that's when the fighting of the gaza strip is set to stop at 8 30 am blow cold. time is way the troops will then pull out of populated areas how mazda is also set to begin releasing a total of $33.00 is really hostages. while israel will free hundreds of palestinian prison us and with 10 agencies planning to search vitally needed supplies into the besieged strip. once the hostilities seats the i'm joined now by may ross sunshine. she's a senior analyst, israel and the palestinian territories at the international crisis group and she's joining us now from tel aviv good to have you with us at the top of the question 1st perhaps do you think uh the ceasefire will hold as well.

first, we'd like to see it come into effect tomorrow morning and that will already be a huge release. i think that the stakes against the ceasefire are quite high. primarily by the far right in israel's coalition. antonio, who has ministers, who are absolutely against the ceasefire, and are threatening to leave the coalition and are also trying to get guarantees from him. but they will resume the war after the 1st space is implement did. how much on its part wants to make sure that it can survive and keep some of the hostages. so it could also find ways during the 2nd phase to keep hostages and continue the negotiations in a phase 2 as well. so unfortunately the ceasefire itself is very precarious, but obviously the us and as role will be very, very important in trying to keep the ceasefire. and i'm hoping that trump, because he's put so much political capital into convincing the deal that he will also be involved in getting the deal to, to hold,

to hold for those 6 weeks. and you didn't mention to him beyond the beyond would be ideal. of course, uh, but you already mentioned the problems within the, the government there. and of course the goal as we know of these, when the government wants to destroy hom, us now that has not been achieved. it has israel now has the government given upside goal extensively and hasn't um and there's obviously a lot of criticism by the military defense establishment, former officials furnace. and the other one is coalition. and actually not speaking about a day after, not engaging with what could possibly be a form feature, governance and guys. obviously the post indians would like to have a listing of the siege of guys, inability to unite to the west bank and gaza and have political renewal. and none of these things seem to be on the table. and it's in the out who has consistently rejected any kind of posting in independence stage. the pallet salinas tardy in any

kind of reformed version of taking over for the gaza strip. so there is, there actually is no strategy or day after plan on the use really side. and unfortunately, i think every is really understands now regardless of their feeling about and let them yahoo, where the war, that 15 months of military force and destruction have not done away with home. us. certainly not in terms of its governing power in the strip. so that remains completely outside the mechanism of the deal. yeah, and you also mentioned any other parts of the government threatened to basically walk out over this. do you uh, do you think this is actually going to happen? is there a possibility that the current, uh government in israel could fall apart over this? and what would that mean for the overall situation? as soon as and yahoo does phase now coalition crisis, i think on to some level he might still be able to get through the 1st phase of

each of our vend. we're the far right. national security minister had made a statement already, but if the deal goes through, he's leaving and the deal is going through. so we're waiting to see him leave. patello smoke treats the finance minister and the fact a governor of the westbank who has done a lot of damage and really defacto annexation of the west bank and the time that he's been a minister has a lot to lose from leaving the government. so i'm still not sure he's, his party has threatened but, but it looks like he's trying to see how the 1st space will go, and possibly if israel doesn't resume the war after that, he would stay. so that's up in the air. but it's and yeah, who's coalition is definitely now in danger. and i think she's us, you know, doing everything possible to stay in power. because obviously as we all know, if he loses his seat as prime minister, he risks going to jail for the criminal trial. he's currently in alright, and marathon sean, of the international crisis group. thank you so very much for sharing your perspectives with us. thank you.

here's a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the south korea's impeach president june suck your whole, has attended a court hearing. and so as just as i said, to decide whether he will remain in custody you and was detained on wednesday over his short lift bid to impose marshall in december, but has refused to cooperate with investigators seeking a warrant to extend to extend the detention officials in key say that at least 4 people have been killed off to a russian to tackle the you came in capital overnight, 3 others inches and the throat and missile strikes. ukraine's efforts, such as moscow had launched attacks as over a dozen locations across the country. the us supreme court has upheld a little binding to talk from operating in america unless the platform is sold by its chinese parents company. the justice is concluded that the risk to national

security from tech talks chinese ownership outweighs concerns about limiting freedom of speech. the band would come into force from sunday and you as president elect donald trump is just 2 days from taking office again. on the campaign trail, he made dozens of promises of what he would do one day one. let's take a look at those promises and how realistic it is for him to keep them or day one. i will launch the largest deforestation program in american history and i will end the electric vehicle mandate on day one. that will likewise be done on day one. should i do day one, day 2 or day 3 about day one. donald trump has promised a very busy 1st day when he retakes the white house. in fact, he's made at least 59 distinct day. one promises saw me mentioned once and not

again, but others were tied to major themes in his campaign. and he said he'd end the war and ukraine in a day. he promised to begin deporting. undocumented immigrants pardoning january 6th riders is another priority on doing environmental regulations and rolling back transgender rides were also big items in the campaign. trump full face obstacles, however, getting those priorities passed and some may be easier than others. the war and ukraine is nearly in its 3rd year, and trump says he can end it in a day. he's threatened to cut military funding for keys if it doesn't negotiate. and just then even more weapons if moscow won't join. since trump selection victory, ukraine has signaled that it doesn't expect to retake its loss territory by military force and may be open to tox, illegal immigration across the us, mexico border surged under jo biden's presidency. trump is promised to deport

11000000 undocumented immigrants. experts say there are significant legal and logistical hurdles to doing that, but trump may start with high profile emigration rates to signal that he's keeping his promise. pardoning january 6th riders is a signal to his most devoted base of supporters that he has their back. it's well within the president's defined powers to give out such pardons. trump hasn't said he, pardon all the people convicted of crimes that day, including those who assault and police, or who organize violent activities. but he has said he might consider cases on an individual basis. on the environment, trump has to obsessions. he's promised to roll back mandates on electric car production, which he says are killing the us auto industry. and he also wants to roll back bands on off shore oil drilling to increase domestic oil production. experts say that more oil production likely won't have the effect on gasoline prices,

the trump 6. however, the transgender rights were a major mug. a theme during the campaign, the subject of one of trump's most successful advertisements. he says that under his administration, they will only be 2. legal genders has promised to ban transgender people from military service and keep transgender athletes out of sports. this may be easier said than done since legal protections are part of federal law and can't be undone by an executive order. it will be hard to get all this done on day one. but trump supporters expect him to start in acting his agenda immediately. the spoke too much talbert, a political scientist focused on us politics at the european university, the adrena, and asked him what to trump will do 1st. so as you mentioned in your report that he's,

he's created this whole laundry list of different items of things that he wants to get done. clearly that's much more complicated than he's made out. i think ad. so starting from the top about list, this idea are deep rotations, i think he's going to have to do some kind of high profile and uh, the protections not that this will have any kind of a kind of wider barring more generally on the us economy. and bob, he wants to charlotte as a signal to say that i promised you, these must be potations is and examples of bias happening. i think what we, what we've seen is that there's been already some tensions within the macro. well, we can think about as being tensions between people like the long boss and people like the dog started as these bottom does. the bottom kind of represents the kind of white christian nationalist part of the macro wild. and then below and mosque represents the kind of a libertarian economic feature. well,

the best at the moment it looks like the long oswell. this is winning a lot. so i think he's gonna focus primarily on things like deregulation, like placing a top uh government institutions like the like the fcc, which is really what the cost of the mosque and the tech browsers. the now lining out to support from really want to see happening. and of course a, there's a very important instrument for him to do a lot of the things that he had promised and that instrument is called executive order. can you elaborate on that, please? yes i and in the us passing legislation, getting it through by the time, is it congress by the house and the senate can take a lot of time can be a very time consuming process. even though the republicans have majorities in by chambers getting legislation through in this way is really time consuming. what we've seen in american politics really since the obama presidency. is that for this

huge expansion of the use of executive orders, now executive orders of things that the president can do that don't need to go through congress. now that doesn't mean that they're a little kind of weaker and that they can be on donald a little easier on, but certainly i think, um, so you mentioned that, for example, transgender rights. i think this would be the kind of thing that trump will look to solve with the executive orders on that to, to, to attack those rights using executive orders. and then he knows that he's got a very strong conservative majority on the supreme court. a certain likely, if these, these challenged about his ability to use executive orders and in these areas, he'll feel very confident that the supreme court ultimately will come down on his side and support him in those use of executive orders and about quotes. and the judge is very briefly, mike, if you could,

what about the possibility of donald trump pod ending himself off to his conviction in the hush money trial? can you do that again there's, there's not really much in the way it was of president here we do the us of frame is did not expect to be in such a situation. so it's really vague in legal terms as to whether or not this is something he's allowed to do. my house should be that he'll, he'll live to the supreme court again and seidler, i know i've got a 63 majority on most cases, a thoughtful majority, and pretty much every case that i would one a. so he'll probably try this approach and then height, the cool box him up. and really it will be a case for the course to decide. right. i like i say we know that he's got a strong conservative majority on the supreme court and he'll have to use the right . it was a good uh, speaking to you much cockburn political analyst today. i thank you so much for your time. like thank you much. oh,

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