if you were asleep paying for it now. and then when generation industry is kind of fun, it feels like there's the rate the business, dw, news live from berlin. donald trump makes a surprising declaration about causes to us. we'll take over the guys a script and we will do a job with it to will own it. the american president makes the declaration during a visit by is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu over the future of the war ravaged territory from which trump says palestinians should be resettled. also on the show at least 11 people are killed in shooting out of college and sweden 30 say the attacker acted alone, and they rule out any link to terrorist the

i'm on the and he says, welcome to the program. donald trump has said that the us that should take over the gaza strip after palestinians living there are re settled elsewhere. the us president made the comment that a press conference with is really prime minister benjamin and benjamin netanyahu at the white house from suggested us ownership of gauze. i could bring stability to the region so nothing. yeah. who called trans proposal worth pursuing, or saying that it could quote change history. the trump said that the us would take care of the reconstruction of the war torn territory and he didn't rule out sending troops to do so. to us we'll take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with a to, we'll own it and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangerous, unexploded bombs and other weapons on the side,

the level of the side and get rid of the destroyed buildings level it add, create an economic development that will supply unlimited numbers of jobs and housing for the people of the area. we're now joined by the w correspondent, benjamin alvarez gruber. he's in washington, d. c, at the white house at this moment. bend. benjamin. thanks for joining us. uh you can hear us right now. uh this proposal that the us take over the gaza strip and this is would be a violation of international law. correct me if i'm wrong. did that catch everyone off guard there? definitely. um, i like, you know, international law in the room, it took everyone off guard that way. a lot of got, especially also from the, the general is that where they are not expecting a many looking around if they actually heard right? a checking also with the recording, also with other sources because it president trump said,

and i quote him that the us will take over the gaza strip. he also said will own it . and he said that those palestinians going to be living in garza should leave the territory and the place in other countries in the mid lease. he said that it washington could help what he called to read the bell of gaza and saying over and over again. because it is a hell hole in next to him. is there any permanence of in you mean that then yeah. who, who was yeah. almost to surprise to what he was hearing and this proposal by the us presence. yes. ok. well, we'll have to see how nothing yahoo react this going forward when the cameras are off. and the idea that palestinians should leave god and for good. trump also proposed that at this meeting, he's talked about that before, though has me. he has talked about it before and that led to strong criticism from neighboring r up countries from egypt. jordan, saudi arabia, the united,

are of them, your rate cut off the posting authority and the leak rejected those plans. things that they would read through the region, stability risk, also expanding the complex, undermining prospect of peace because they worry that israel would never allow them to return to those people would be forcibly trans that there is a war crime. and when we're present from doing this press conference that he spoke to leaders who left the idea of cause not going into detail, but we presented this ideas to but definitely not those countries that i name from the article that are a leak and all of the other countries that strong b rejects the idea. you mentioned the netanyahu might have been caught off guard by some of what trump had to say at this press conference. but nothing you how it was very interested here in, in getting back on the good side of donald trump. do you think that he got what he wanted out of this visit to washington? he got more than what he wants. you said the president, trump is

a real friend of israel. he prayed. and what trump has managed to do, he said, you took over, you continued to where you left off off the 1st term. so it was a lot of praise for trump. well, he also criticized and it's read, assess a joe biden for not doing enough there what some questions, but of course it was hard to get to so many topics and also details. there was some generally shouting what if you need also approval from congress to decide if you do close to the left that open to so definitely i pressed some friends that left many more questions than onto a meeting at the white house with a lot of questions and a question marks left there at the end. benjamin alvarez, goober dw, correspondent, washington dc. thank you. at least 11 people have been killed as sweden after a gun, then went on a rampage at an adult education center. several others were severely injured. prime minister wolfe, chris russian,

has described it as the worst mass shooting in the country's history. it happened in the city of roberto, around 200 kilometers west of the capital stock. com. 30 say the gunman acted alone and that they don't believe there's any link to terrorism. the attacker was among the dead. he's believe to have taken his own life. sweden is in shock. it's a whole row that unfolded here. i just sent us an adult education. police, they, they believe the suspect to the attack of who had not seen none to them, acted alone. the reason we couldn't give them more precise information at this stage is because the injuries are so expensive that we're doing several things right now. on one hand, it's about identifying those who have died, but also following up the injury situation. then we're also carrying out an extensive investigation. we still believe we have the primary paper tray to find out the hold them came out or you have any special readings. prime minister

condemned the attack. we always all set that boot tall today. we have seen brutal and deadly violence begins completely innocent. people must thing on. this is a worst mass shooting and swedish history. and you saw as yet, there are very few answers for your kind. and i can to give those answers that either have us. but there will come at times when we will know what happened both somehow it could happen who different in what motives may have been behind it. and what the san count holly i got off the shooting began just off the mid day. the head of the center was in the middle of lunch. so wasn't playing, i realized straight to way that it was serious. so i and a big group of people ran out of the school. when i was in the school. yeah. and i heard a shot close by, all right, and others with me just a run run. and we around for our lives to be very,

re splitting it for them as police and um balances got to work, relatives gathered around the center. if in use somewhere in phone contact with the loved ones inside the all, you'll have the estimate text of each other over time for over 2 and a half hours. my daughter got to the center just 5 minutes before the whole thing started. she's been very scared all the how about in the kid add that on order and those have she told me so blood. the teachers were very good. they help the students brought them inside and lock the door and so on. the head goes crazy. totally crazy. i'm angry, i'm show this shouldn't have happened to the school should be safe. as police continue their investigations into the attack, his motives, they, the prime minister have off the public note to speculate. carl freed clay back is international correspondent at the swedish broadcast or s b t. i asked

him how sweden is reacting to this tragedy a year in sweden. i'd say that the general public reaction was shock and dismay. it was, well i'm 3 golden star was extremely dark day. i say good bye. a part of the circle. just some of this is the worst last meeting that sweden has the of the while. course the government's role. so we use policies to maintain cold and small suspects. there's also styling that this very much in tennessee around both of those is necessary. only 2 sizes. state police are now investigating this request, the search space to proceed your investigation without

speculation, but a loss for, for the china is set to impose tariffs on us imports, including oil and coal measures are in retaliation for levies against chinese and ports by us. president donald trump, which have now come into force. the white house has suspended similar action against mexico and canada and return for assurances about border security. beijing says any trade in balance with washington curly currently favors the us. the machine has imposed condra tires on american imports of to trump placed new levies on chinese goods. getting into the u. s. it started with china filing a case against the u. s. at the world trade organization following the 10 percent hike from donald trump. showables who went by it and the ministry of almost stated that the us status on chinese products to violate w t rules. it does

a typical unilateralism and create protectionism practice. molly, hold what your thoughts on after the us tardies came into effect across all chinese inputs, chime is finance ministry said it would impose levies of 15 percent on imports of u. s. coal and goes in 10 percent of crude oil farm equipment, as well as big ends instead of ships to china from the us basie and residents say they support the counter tyree's actions taken by the gene against the u. s. however, they remain worried about the economic situation in both countries. but it still does, i think the end result is that both sides suffer the us impulses data and then our products will say less abroad. because statics means high enterprises and bias may be unwilling to but to use all they may well as well the don't quote, the china small and medium sized manufacturing enterprises. the impact is definitely significant because the sales and the u. s. me decline. americans might

choose cheaper alternatives instead of the door to that, alongside each tyree's. china also added several u. s. companies to at least of unreliable entities. thing to, to google us fashion groups, which owned the told me here if you got and called and claimed bronze. and the biotech giant lumina as the u. s. and china low collins, the e. u, is bracing itself for potential economic for loud its rebels. and the democratic republic of congo have declared a ceasefire. the m 23 group, backed by wanda, sees the eastern city of goma last week. the presidents of the r c and rwanda are to hold talks this weekend. united nation says at least 900 people were killed in the fighting a mass burial and government as marks overflow with the bodies of those killed in the fighting. power cuts from the conflict and kept marks from

being able to refrigerate the dead. the need to bury the dead quickly as urgent as most mortuaries are located in hospitals. the risk of spreading these to patients and health care staff. the serious patients wounded by the fighting overwhelmed hospitals. ashima just 10 was wounded by a bomb and a camp for internally displaced people we were putting out to leave the camp. then suddenly, we heard a bomb explode. it hit me. yes, i don't feel well. but what i really want is to get this bandage off of my leg. his sister town team found him in the hospital. during the discovery last to the bombings, i heard the news. my mother an older brother, had died. and then my father had also died last month, a jimmy,

this scared i found out that my little brother was alive. so i came here to look off to him. but one of my own 2 children is nowhere to be found. this hospital run by the red cross is admitted twice as many patients as the beds as available. now they've run out of supplies to care for the sick and injured at the moment we need supplies and medicines. in other words, everything we need to attend to patient warehouse is being looted, that makes it difficult to provide care. we've asked our partners for medicines, but they've been slow to come. it's already being 10 days. this is making it difficult to administer treatment. despite reports of sporadic shooting and looting civilians are making their way back to goma. with more than half a 1000000 people displaced by the fighting,

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