time the day our peers and rivals, with one daring goal to help smart nature, the more likes watching it on youtube. dw documentary, the. this is the w news line from berlin is rarely some palestinians. countdown the hours until the start of a truce in garza and the release of the 1st and last hostages. but his hopes rise for an end to the fighting benjamin netanyahu stresses the temporary nature of the seeds fire thing. israel has the right to go back to war if the ceasefire turns out to be in his words, points like the

welcome to the shell on the call for lease is rarely prime minister. benjamin netanyahu was given his 1st public address since his government approved the ceasefire. agreement with thomas militants that and young stressed that the agreement is only temporary and that israel's military is ready to resume fighting if necessary. governor, keep up the government of both president trump and president by and have given full support. joyce rose right to return to fighting. if israel comes to the conclusion that the negotiation on phase be is hopeless and i do appreciate that. and i think about this, i also appreciate president trump's decision to remove all of the remaining restrictions on the delivery of a central weapons, essential munitions to the stage of israel image. so if we have to go back to fighting, we do this was new way. so we do this with very big strang saw, the old virus said to begin at 8 30 am local time on sunday on the 1st

phase is supposed to last 6 weeks, but nothing. yeah. was also worn. the deal would not go ahead unless i'm off, provided the names of the 1st is really hostages. it will be releasing, as people in the region anxiously await the start of a truce. israel has carried out more strikes on gaza with just hours until the ceasefire takes to fix is rails. the tax continue on the banks. had children were among those killed in more than 50 strikes across scouts. the on friday and saturday, many hopes, sundays cease, fire will bring desperately need relief. and what has been upset both goes, i will be happy. i believe i am counting the minutes until i can go and see my loved was my friends, my neighbors. i went to visit the families of those who were killed and consoled the school for miss overall. i just thought that the pools and fighting will also

allow you to finally float into gaza up to 600 trucks a day, a sick to arrive through egypt. and ambulances are on stand by for urgent medical evacuations. once you have the a sunday also marks the fist exchange of palestinian prisoners and is riley hostages. around 1900 prisoners will be released only for the next 6 weeks, along with 33 hostages. these, these guns, too late for my son, guy, whose life will not be saved, but it can be brought back home for very or here. all the work is all done. we need to know the rest. i'm feeling every all stage is oh, opinion polls show the majority of is riley's support along the way should deal. maybe this is the beginning, the end of suffering for both sides. hopefully. that's what i hope. sorry,

that does happen for 2 nights, but that's what it is. hopefully, we need to all the cease fire was only the 2nd pause in more than 15 months of fighting. but this optimism on both sides that it could bring a 10 minute end to the war. husband bullshit is a freelance journalist originally from gaza and i asked him, what he makes of is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu highlighting the temporary nature of the ceasefire as well. this is like a temporary uh, agreement. of course, i mean the 1st phase is not permanent. one uh, that payment is uh, divided into 3 phases. um, according to the, to the agreement that was agreed upon or the draft that where shed in lots of july or may um. so the 1st phase is, is

a temporary one. they have to agree on the 2nd phase and then negotiations and the between the both parties through the mediators will start on the 16th a, the 16th um, after the implant implementation of the fast space. so uh, i think um, depending on who message was more political, more pressure, and it does risk days way the community more than any other, any other party. now the sale is set to come into effect early on sunday morning. what do we know about the people involved in the hostages for prisoners swap as well? so uh, you know, like, uh, still in charge in this, most of the hostages are in the hands with them also from us. so uh, as i read the term as wanted uh some, some time uh, in order to deliver the names,

all of the uh, of the hostages will be released in the 1st day and it sits right in. uh, in the coming days. um, there were some hassle today. the um, the, the names were deliver. um, so that were a for your uh, there was a feeling that it would be a delay, but hold on these intermediates are actually that they will start tomorrow. and the hostages will be able to use an exchange of posting and prisons trucks carrying aid or waiting at the rafa crossing, ready to drive in to gauze on sunday. what can you tell us about the humanitarian situation there and what is needed most urgently at this point in time? or where does all the need and so for, for a long time there was shortage getting everything in every aspect of life. you know, more of the state things were in a targeted everything that the me,

the cold system, the, the, the infrastructure, the default availability of the was voltage ends and was for tuesday in the south owner was, wasn't able to deliver the aid to the people. so according to the protocol, was signed between the 2 bodies that there's will be, uh, uh, $600.00 trucks coming daily from the day one. uh, so the corporation for the um will, uh, will start to and the flow of the trucks will start to morrow morning. and from where i'm from other pressing is not pulling me off. i have not for me to that agreement will be a 3 crossings available from the the one area is at roswell. and kevin shalom. i think um, so the flow of goods will come from different places. uh plus the need in, in new missing sold medic, uh, medicine and an old equipment that was starting list housing belushi. i was

speaking to me earlier. let's take a look now and some other news and idea, at least 70 people have been killed after fuel tank are overturned and exploded in easier state. it happened on the road linking the capital of buddha. 1 with the northern city of could do now, most victims were scavenging for spilled fuel when the tanker burst into flames. supporters of south korean president june. so you'll have clashed with police and smashed windows at a court building after judges extended his detention. you can now be held for another 20 days. as investigators looked into allegations of insurrection, the president was arrested last wednesday on charges relating to his declaration of martial law. back in december, the 1st contingent of sweeter soldiers has arrived and lot via to reinforce the nato brigade on the border of russia and fellers. up to $600.00 swedish troops will

join the mission. it's a 1st time sweden has appointed soldiers to another nato country since joining the alliance in march of last year. you as president elect donald trump has arrived in washington less than 2 days from his 2nd and not your ration. the ceremony is expected to kick off a flood of de one executive orders on the campaign trail. trump made many promises for his for his 24 hours in the office. but just how realistic will it be for him to keep 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. he said he'd end the war and ukraine in a day. he promised to begin deporting. undocumented immigrants, pardon named january 6th writers, is another priority on doing environmental regulations and rolling back transgender writes were also big items in the campaign. a 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 ended in a day. he's threatened to cut military funding for keys if it doesn't negotiate, and to send 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 assaulted police or who organized 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, 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, there 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 of this done on day one. but trump supporters expect him to start an acting his agenda immediately. a statute, a spanish can case the door, francisco p. sato is stoking controversy and peruse capital lima again one last se 22 years ago. the cities then mayor had the stand to move,

calling is inappropriate to honor whom he called a violent conqueror. but now we must, current mayor, has relocated it to a prominent place near the city's main square, saying it's important to honor for roo spanish history as well as indigenous culture. but not all. peruvians agree is francisco pissaro's equestrian like this is back in lima city center. after a 2 decade exile in a nearby park, the current government says, restoring the statute to its prominent spots isn't so much to both the indigenous and spanish sides of the roots, misty, so, or mixed society. not so barely. this is an active peruvian vindication fee. and equal to 2 parts that make up the peruvian nation, half being reposition today. the monument, the daughter chose go on the monuments at present. oh, there is only one history for many indigenous peruvians. that history is one of

massacres, enslavement of thousands of their ancestors. but this is what they brought presented to pay tribute to him and celebrate it's a lock of respect from the mayor of lima is the name of a few yards away. stands a ceremonial stone monument to tally to school an ink, a magistrate who lived through bizarre as conquests. for years it had the plaza to itself, but in an echo of history, it once again has to share its space with the old conquistador. and before we go, here's a reminder of our top story at this hour is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu stressed the temporary nature of the fees fire for cause. the thing is real, has the right to go back to war. if the truth turns out to be what he calls from his appointment set to come into effect sunday morning at 8

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