let's get more from the correspondent jack barrack in brussels. welcome jack. so all nato members agreeing that ukraine will join the alliance. is that a new position? it's certainly a new expression fell. it's quite a big statement from the nato sex to general. it is clear that the needs overwhelmingly. the nato allies have sort of agreed that ukraine will be a member, and indeed ukraine apply to be a member that it hasn't been formally invited to do. so what you're installing berg is doing is suggesting that all countries on our on board, i'd hesitate to say that that is exactly the case, though we know that each of the $31.00 nato allies, in order for ukraine to be, to become a member, there would have to be a formal invitation and then all of those countries, the government and the parliament would have to ratify that man the ship. so we're a long way off. i think what he's expressing is that he's heard from the leadership of all 31 countries, that sort of in principle, they are in favor of this move. but it's important say an agreement in that form is not

ok, thank you for that, joe sherman of ski in latvia and jack barrack, in brussels. thank you. back and the middle east and several rockets have been fired on north and israel from lebanon is not known who was behind the attack, but lebanese reports, the silva was lodged from palestinian refugee camps. i gotcha rocket appears to have damaged the colonies ring town for sumter. shaley army says it successfully intercepted more than 2 dozen missiles. escalation comes after classes this week between israeli police and palestinians inside jerusalem's. our accent mosque is lumps 3rd earlier sacked like a respondent. tanya cramer in jerusalem, talk me through what happened? well, shortly on this afternoon, before 3 o'clock, the air is air raid sirens went off across a northern israel. as rockets were fired on southern lebanon into israel. now the army has just released a statement saying that they have identified 34 rockets where fired into israel. 25 of them are at least we're intercepted by the iron dome. our defense system is really rescue services have said that at least one perso

our brussels correspondent jack barrack watched the speech and thumbed up the main method from precedent. macro. the messaging that came out was, was similar to what micron has stood for politically for pretty much his whole career, which is the idea that further european integration, firstly on things like capital markets, which means money flowing around different companies and in the market. a also one industrial integration. so what micron thinks is that in order to do the green transition, and i will add that this isn't only macro, this is broadly most of the rest of the european union thinking of planning is arrive list is that for things like the tree green transition, europe should try when itself of the dependency of other countries. he talked about the you not being a customer any longer. so not buying solar panels, not buying the materials that are needed to produce batteries for the green transition, etc. and this is something that he's been really, really key on throughout his entire presidency. and indeed his full political career. he laid out quite clearly during this spee

well, earlier i spoke to dw correspondent in brussels, jack barrack and asked him what the key takeaways were from my con speech. well, i think what everyone was looking out for was comments on taiwan after he'd said on the end of his beijing trip that europe shouldn't follow. be followers of america on that issue. china is obviously not ruled. i read taking taiwan by force, the closest we got to a comment on that was he said we want allies, but we want to be able to choose them. but even in the questions afterwards, unfortunately for us, perhaps this wasn't a press conference. this was a lecture at a university, so that weren't too many pointing questions to ask him exactly what he meant by that and whether he stands by instead, this was a platform which he used to outline his, his priorities as a european leader, which are things like building the capital markets union, which would allow money to flow around the european union more quickly and more easily. also an industrial policy to try and get europe to make its own stuff, especially related to the green transition. these are polici