that in the words of broder war against both countries were joined down by our correspondent benjamin alvarez gruber, in washington dc. so benjamin, there's been no word from these really government or military about the strikes. what is the less been saying so far? what us officials have been saying is, is that it was and is really missile strike the heyday of ron. that the target of this drug inside iran was not nuclear and well officials have sat here in the us. the washington was informed before this dr. secretary blinking declined to confirm those reports when he was asked about it after the 7 for a ministers meeting in a to the only set and stressed several times that the u. s. was not involved in an offense. it's an interesting meet was the tally and 4 in minnesota, told reporters that the g 7 meeting company that is well informed the us before it's overnight attack on iran. now the strikes come as lawmakers in the us move a step closer to improving more aid for is a real but also for ukraine this weekend. what might happen at that low do for saturday afternoon? so that's right, that ukraine

he's always washington correspondent benjamin alvarez gruber has more more and more universities and colleges joining them. the students at columbia university in new york, we just saw the pictures that said they would keep doing temperament. that was set up last wednesday until the university divest from companies with ties a to israel last the weekend and on sunday was there and i covered the so called gaza. so late already and temperament and flyers were being handed out, stating that this thing happened would remain until the university davis. all. if finance was negative requests by the university n y p, the police was called a to arrest them. that led to only farmer a campus, a demonstrations was seeing right. turning out his mother, names british prime minister wishes to not because announced plans for a massive increase in u. k. defense funding to counter what he calls a growing threat to global democracy. so now i've made the announcement during a visit to warsaw along side and nato secretary general young fulton bird. he also unveiled details of the new 580000000 euro milit

well i asked dw, corresponded benjamin alvarez gruber, what the students watch from these projects. that's right. and more and more universities and colleges joining them, the students at columbia university in new york. we just saw the pictures that said that would keep the encampment that was set up last wednesday until the university divest from companies with ties a to israel last weekend. and on sunday was they are not covered. the so called gaza, so late already and temperament and sly as were being handed out, stating that this thing happened would remain until the university davis. all. if finance was negative requests by the university n y p, the police was called a to arrest them. that led to only formal a campus, a demonstrations with seeing right now. and how are we seeing these protests still growing across the us? they are growing and not just at the universities where the encampments are still ongoing in columbia, for example, faculty members joined the students for a wall code yesterday morning. most schools are joining these approaches. we see that at n y, u and new

and dw washington correspondent benjamin alvarez gruber and told us more about the call between biden and yahoo. that's right. what's the 1st time between both leaders? since this is really as dry killed as 7 a to work is in gaza, according to the white house read out a prison by and called these tribes on humanitarian workers. and the overall who many terry and is situation in goal is unacceptable. and probably the most important sentence of the readout is the president bide made clear that i quote us policy with respect to garza will be determined by our assessment of israel's immediate action on the steps. and that is by far the crew is hinge of conditionality for military to israel. something that many have been asking for months now, and that's something that the us does with every other allies. so the killing of the 7 will to central kitchenaid work, i think as a piece to mocking inflection point if providing support of israel. as russia says it's now in, quote, direct confrontation with nato. that comment from the kremlin came as nato considers, a plan to give long term militar

outside the german embassy in washington to show their support for nicaragua as case dw is benjamin alvarez gruber, reports these protests is a supporting the case broad before the i. c, j a choosing germany of facilitate content is so different deals of clothes for protest. not only here in front of the german embassy, washington dc, but also in front of the german un mission in new york and several other consul let's they say that germany, it's the 2nd biggest exporter of weapons to is read is facilitating genocide in gaza, supporting the claim spending cut out when they also handed a letter over to diplomatic stuff here, saying that germany should stop sending weapons to israel immediately. germany supporting is where no matter what they are complicit in the crimes that this was committing. and i feel deeply ashamed about it as a to this that's precedent for us to then turn and go back to our government and say, stop forming genocide, stop breaking both. our domestic was the foreign assistance act and stop ranking international humanitarian law. we're here today to let them know that we're, we'

well dw correspondent benjamin alvarez gruber is at university the university of columbia university, excuse me. and we just heard mike johnson and telling students to go back to class is public pressure. mounting on the protesters or do they still have wider support in the public it depends on who you asking in the and then what do we have just heard there from the speaker of the house. you could hear some of the protest is it also gathered to the steps where he was giving it this statement, after meeting with students and faculty members here is shouting and also protesting against his visits. for some, this should have been cleared a long while ago. we know that negotiations are still in going between the office of the president of columbia university and the organizers here tension was quite hard yesterday night. we heard a chopper over flying also university. it will protest until $1.00 and 2 am. that was the initial deadline that the office of the president of columbia university, sab, but we know that negotiations are still a go in, and we'd need your help to see now how this w

dw correspondent benjamin alvarez gruber is at the columbia campus. i asked him earlier if there's public support for the protests there, it depends on who you ask and in the in that and what do we have just heard there from the speaker of the house. you could hear some of the protest is it also gathered to the steps where he was giving a this statement, after meeting with students and faculty members here is shouting and also protesting against this visit to our son. this should have been cleared a long while ago. we know that negotiations are still in going between the office of the president of columbia university. and the organizers here tension was quite hard. yesterday night we heard a chopper over flying also university. it will protest until $1.00 and 2 am. that was the initial deadline that the office of the president of columbia university set. but we know that negotiations are still a go in, and we need to have to see now how this will unfold, how the discussions will unfold. because students have said they will continue here until their de