so it's not about getting like, well, it's relatively easy to get the 1st funding round c, m u of i think we have a good system to phone companies and to get those 1st funding rounds. but if you then get those fundings rounds of a $100000000.00 plus their owned a lot of investors in europe, that can actually invest into, into the tech. and that is a massive problem. i think it's the biggest challenge that we have in the dfcs area is this funding gap and that needs to be addressed. so we need to put incentive, some place for private investors to invest in to detect why is that? why is there such a difference? is it just a structural difference in the u. s. over the years that there is much more of a private capital arena? obviously, i mean, anyone would look at it and see that is that something that someone can turn the right screws and sort of fix in a way here in europe? how do you look at it as someone who's in this industry? so think a, it has different aspects sort of thing. one thing and the fusion industry, we have seen that the early investors in fuses have seen the high net worth

m. u. of cut off what david max unknown, residents senior fellow at the atlantic, kansas middle east programs. he's a former deputy assistant secretary of state for near east affairs. he's a former us ambassador to be united out of amex. he's joining us from washington, dc or so thank you very much. indeed for being with us on audra 0 on the part is really about it runs a role within. within all of this, we've heard very strong words from the foreign minister saying i wrong is not going to be remain unimed over. at the same time i was reading through the reuters news agency, the united nations airlines mission to the united nations, saying that their problems forces would not engage, provided that be as rarely as it puts it upon. tied forces does not dare to attack a ron. it's interest on national is the resistance, it says can defend itself. what do you make of the tone that iran is, is putting forward at the moment. and i think today, ron is very aware of the power to its own security of the

of reports from united nations in new york. these emergency un security council players consultations or opportunities to get a briefing from the u. m. s. of the situation on the ground as well as an opportunity for members of the security council to get a sense of where each other stands on the current violence levels for the escalation they will close row and violence against civilians. but to security council members clearly had divergence positions on what to do next. the us express that support whatever israel has to do to quote, defend itself, while the russians cooled for an immediate cease fire, present by instead, i think very clearly uh, today we will support is real. we will help them in carrying out their inhaler, the right to their self defense. so i would just leave it there for the moment. or we will obviously be having discussions with israel as to how we can best support them as a take on at this find our terrace entity from us. but this monthly results with these will give them a difference in those 2 positions from 2 prominent members of the un security council is perhaps understandable that no one has yet drafted

and the conflicts with sarah kelly in response to the militant palestinian group of mazda to attack on israel, sweden, m d, u y, reviewing their non humanitarian aid to palestinian. my guess is to be gone complex soon as sweet as yours minister toby as built as of environment of gaza, intensifies how concerned is see that the conflict could spread in the regions conflict in 19 minutes on dw d. w as a talk show, the strong, clear positions, international perspectives, stuff like every week we get to the point on our current topic. but we just, some of your current traverse committed to the point the d sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow or bring an environmental conservation to life with learning like global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing, download it now for the new year. happy that we are back to the story. we have a getting a visa is more difficult than finding gold hosted to use force and present feelings about what's going on in the industry

u. n. in new york of these emergency un security council players consultations or opportunities to get a briefing from the u. m. s. of the situation on the ground. as well as an opportunity for members of the security council to get a sense of where each other stands on the current violence where cools for the escalation that will cause ro and violence against civilians. but to security council members clearly had divergence positions on what to do next. the us expressed support whatever is what has to do to quote, defend itself, while the russians cooled for an immediate cease fire, present by instead, i think very clearly uh, today we will support is real. we will help them in carrying out there in a way to the right to their self defense. so i agree, just leave it there for the moment. or we will obviously be having discussions with israel as to how we can best support them as a take on a disappointment terrace entity from us to put the case. but this monthly result is will give them a difference in those 2 positions from 2 prominent members of the un security council is perhaps understandable, but no one h

right, so and if we look at the forecast of the i m f, it's becoming more optimistic on u. s. economic growth. does that surprise you? as it says not. so what the i m f is doing is october. it's almost the end of 2023. so they're making their final revisions. most of the years behind us, most of the 2023 is more visible than it was in july. so us economy has been out performing expectations all year along. and it seems like i m f is now acknowledging that at the lower expectation at the beginning was due to the worries about a recession based on weakness and manufacturing and tech sectors. and remember the banking turmoil back in march. it had everybody worried as well as the rapidly rising interest rates. but americans, it seems, had a lot in savings that americans could use during this difficult time. so 2023 might be looking better. there. questions about 2024. right. so looking at 2024, what are the biggest economic risks facing the us right now? so we're looking at consumers, so about 70 percent of the us economy is driven by american consumers. if you take a look at th

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pretends the reports from the united nations in new of these emergency un security council, close consultations or opportunities to get a briefing from the u. m. s. of the situation on the ground as well as an opportunity for members of the security council to get a sense of where each other stands on the current violence levels for the escalation that would cause row and violence against civilians. but to security council members clearly had divergent positions on what to do next. the us express that support, whatever israel has to do, declared to defend itself, while the russians cooled for an immediate cease fire present by instead, i think very clearly uh, today we will support is real. we will help them in carrying out there in a way of the right to their self defense. so i agree just leave it there for the moment. or we will obviously be having discussions with israel as to how we can best support them as a take on a disappointment terrace entity from us to put the case that is monthly results. give them a difference in those 2 positions from 2 prominent members of the un security council is perhaps understandable that no one has gotten

all of the u. m. facilities in gossen including schools. they conflicted, which means that these riley, socrates have, have full knowledge and gps coordinates of all of our facilities. so yes, the fully aware size facilities, and i know that we have auto pays internally displaced persons in nice facilities. okay. they're d conflicted, i, i note the word that you're using. what are you doing for food and water in those facilities? well, at the moment, because we have to side stretch, we already and i need to die 3 of this unprecedented conflict. we've got huge demands on a, on a, on the supply lines. and of course, you know, i supply his costs. um, so what we're doing is providing the basic 3rd and the basic nonce, but we're almost out of non food items. and we providing by 630 buttons and that's through our partnership with you and partner wsp, reminding our viewers the, sorry, go ahead. good luck getting started. getting on get now i was, i was just going to remind her of yours. the israel has declared a total blockade on gaza, meaning no f

so with sarah kelly in response to the militant palestinian group of mazda to attack on israel, sweden, m d, u y, reviewing their non humanitarian aid to palestinian. my guess is to be gone. complex own is sweet as yours minister toby and still active environment of gaza intensifies how concerned is see that the conflict could spread in the regions conflict. on dw guardians of truth. this time excel gen. this turned into our meet the voices of a free turkey officer. as the other one had to flee into exile. i knew the police would search my house. courageous people are trying to stem the turkish government and sort of guardians of truth. in 30 minutes on the w, the secrets lie behind these discovered new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fascinating. both heritage dw world heritage 360. now in response to the militant palestinian group of mazda is attack on israel, sweden and the e. u. while reviewing their non humanitarian aid to palestinians, while accusations are flying about a so called double standard in the west actions in the middle east and ukraine shouldn't have any double standard

u m. tom of, we've also seen 20 trucks go in full of i'd into guys that is being called for so many more the desperately needed. what do you right, the chances of that happening at, at this point in time, i know obviously everyone near it seemingly. so i thought the spoken at the summit that is pushing for that. do you think that they will be able to get that delivered? what i hope so, i mean 20 trucks is like a drop, the or 4th or in a c. like in, in an ocean. i mean, given the best needs human to fit in needs. now as the population of guys, and that's definitely not enough to respond to the crisis, the ongoing crisis and goes up. so i hope at least as somehow i mean under pressure there each on agreement to have the boat dis, begmen at the openness to ensure it's continuous, impediment influx of, of human state. and through the setup without for the decides and get that stuff. but then to politicize aid and get into, into the details of which, which to which type of aid we need to to, to let, t

of a 2 state solution. a steel stay for the palestinian problem can not be postponed any longer. and the u. m. decisions must be implemented. instead of working closely with the arab league, the americans are trying to monopolize mediation efforts and divert the dialogue between the palestinians and israelis away from a political settlement and away from the creation of his balancing and state. so the well top of the agenda about meeting between the russian foreign minister and the chief of the arab league, document obligate on surprising you will see on govern crisis in israel and the result. and in conclusion, i'm priority was this. let's put a stop to the killing on the plot shape, and that's what we discussed, the white and the wrong home support cru start to lots to stop the killing. how i thought that was an honest recognition, that any c spy would be just a band aid, what's ultimately needed, and what both must go on our political very open to facilitating more open than others, perhaps is of course, a long last and peace which has been so elusive, now be our bank has a very clear idea

ready one of the measures agreed tankers carrying russian oil would no longer be allowed to call exports. and the e u m g 7 countries and the supply of oil to europe. file land pipelines would be severely restricted, but the reality has been different. dozens of oil tankers including some from g 7 countries are waiting to be refueled with oil off the russian ports of november to assist and more months. for example, they're making deliveries across the mediterranean. or like this russian tanker binds the bearing sea, especially to asia. at 1st the sanctions lead to a fault and the price of russian oil. as a result, refineries in asia have seized the opportunity and expanded their production of fuels such as gasoline and diesel, which they can export profitably. that's part of the reason why india and china have boosted their consumption of russian crystal is because of the discount. in many cases, those entries, china and india, buying cheaper us and crude oil and selling the refined product back in the global marketplace at a premium. another sanctions measure has been the $60.00 per barrel price limit

will take years and it's not just uranium. europe also relies on other countries for its supply of lift, u. m. the metal that is essential for battery production, it is mind in just a few countries in the world. australia is the leading producer, followed by chile and china. so your pin countries are trying to change that and lift the is now also being mined on the continent, including here in germany. a reporter alexa maya visited the mine. this well runs more than 3.5 kilometers deep, allowing the room some of which have found that to reach the surface. once here, the heat is turned into electricity. the head to avoid con energy explains to a new employee, how the geothermal talent in in time, right. and then last night to looks, yes, the size of it here, you see the big motor, which is connected with the shaft, with a mechanical part of the pump, the inside of the purple that pushes the water upwards. at the same time, they're working on a pilot projects to extract alisium out of the room. brine you have one, so we secured areas in which we can obtain lithium a line or you can get me from

verified, but which quoted certain people as saying that the secretary of state had brought them not to up in a meeting with the guitar e. m u asking him to tone down the coverage of i'll just say area, it appears that this references, our sister service, i'll just, there are a big but this has not been independent to the consent. i'm a stress as well that from my own position, i've had no pressure of any kind whatsoever from members of the bye. didn't administer agent very much the opposite. in fact, most of the time, i've received words of encouragement about networks coverage, perhaps not in the last few weeks and the current tenant of what is happening. that is not the case with a few of my colleagues. i do say that they have been some approaches to them about the way i'll just there is covering the situation. but i have done this a long time, and i believe that the network has been being as honest and as fit as it is in every form of news coverage. this is something that i've associated with algebra since i've been with them, which is a long period of time indeed. and they've all right, mike, thanks for that, mike kind

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the goal storm report documented that these really forces targeted 16 hospitals, 13 most of 38 schools in 2009 u. m. a has documented hundreds of attack on the health care is a functional monitor for these really courses. it's on mode of homes, so i am not. i'm not surprised that they do this. i am surprised that the world is not stopping it. because at the end of the day, if they are going to be, alexa includes ship a hospital, stay out of hospital. they are taking place in history. i seem you're worth 3 minutes because these are protected places for civilians, for civilians. very poignant words from you don't do much skill, but as we leave you entire, it's been good to get your insight and certainly your knowledge of the location that we're talking about as all view is, can see huge plains of smoke coming into the rising into the ring garza, we will of course, touch base with you as i'm sure over the next few days with what's going on. thank you very much for your time. so the short time to go out is there a spoke to the director of the l codes hospital on the site and from garza, he says there's

trying to and a number of un decisions was meant to be implemented through the work of the quartet, the usa, rochelle, m d u n, and the e. u. for a long time, the united states blocked the work of this mechanism. and in the last couple of years, they stopped to the work of the quartet while leaving no alternatives, as well as the host. a one also shared it stance towards each really palestinian complex. it one will continue its support for the resistance groups empowers find the line with these women complex efforts to and if in the case wrong occupation of the palestinian territories by as well. what do you want me to for an answer also criticize the united states for its continued military support for israel era. he said that the united states has been pro logging in perpetuating the conflict to ask you, because i've seen this on the day and over the past 2 weeks, americas has proved that it is intensifying and expanding the war in garza and the west bank against palestinian civilians, women and children by sending thousands of island ships and showing full fledge support design and stretching the so it w

trying to and a number of un decisions was meant to be implemented through the work of the quartet, the usa, rochelle, m, d, u n, and the e. u. for a long time, the united states blocks the work of this mechanism. and in the last couple of years, they stop to the work of the quartet while leaving no alternatives. his statements come after the un security council failed to adopt a resolution proposed by russia this past week, the draft of proposed by moscow called for a humanitarian cease fire release of all hostages, 8 access, and the safe evacuation of civilians. however, the united states, france, japan, and the u. k voted against the initiative well, it comes as washington seems to be making decisions on the future of guys to the us secretary of state. so some of us can no longer hold power. i think we know 2 things. we can't go back to the status quo. they can't go back to this as go with. i'm us being in a position in terms of is governance of, of guys a to repeat what it did there different um the different ideas out there about what could follow but, but all of that i think needs to be worked and it's

trying to and a number of un decisions was meant to be implemented through the work of the quartet, the usa, rochelle, m, d, u n, and the e. u. for a long time, the united states blocks the work of this mechanism. and in the last couple of years, they stopped the work of the quartet while leaving no alternatives to his statements . tom, after the un security council failed to adopt a resolution proposed by rest of this past week. the draft proposed by moscow called for a humanitarian at ceasefire release of all hostages, 8 access and a safe evacuation of civilians. however, the united states, france, japan, and the u. k. boat it against the initiative. again, lab, rob says us contributes to tensions with its approach, mostly known as the local. the united states is among the ones already interfering in the conflict. they sense to aircraft, carrier groups, and several thousands combat troops. the more any country take such a proactive steps, the higher the risk that the conflict will escalate. what comes as washington seems to be making decisions on the future of gaza, the secretary of state, so some of us can

and they've been under the some of the i m s. u, we see the world bank. this has been very frustrating times, but also a positive time look forward to discussing working with china being here on the great. well one also has to talk about history as well. the belton road is a silk road. 2 point, oh, china is always been so crucial when it comes to facilitating international trade. so i just wanted to take a look at the scope of the project on really its historic groups is one of the most colossal infrastructure projects, overall time roads and railways, put some power plants, a and that ports thinking over $115.00 nations, bringing together more than 40 international organizations spending an estimated one trillion dollars so far. where in the home of one boat, one road, just in time for its 10th last day in atlanta, i'm getting you over the past 10 years. the b r i cooperation has yielded from full results and it's circle of friends has continued to expand. it has been proven that the built in road, which is not an exclusive and narrow gap, has transcende

i mean, if you can shape or form policy in your, which won't come to lex, uh, a m, b, u natural us let the rest of the world leg, it seems like truly not deciding to survive as a system in my view. but what i, what i argue with these days is that we live in the khaki stock received on the kind of surface the means, the government by the least stable and the least good people that seem to be moved over the books. people don't have a license, people do not ask for any consultancy from people will disagree with them so they will learn something new. that's why us, since you've been the west. well, that's why people like i said, totally marginalized, never used by the way media. we just was twinges the years ago. so there's this, there's only one that retrieval, so on that, so most dangerous thing. not only for the world that could lead to a new plan weapons way to be used. we know that, but it's very dangerous for the west itself. everything the united states and the, the moment i'm saying it was sadness because i've never been an american. it is self destructive that the united states getting weak g

and they've been under the some of the i, m, f, u, we cd the world bank. this has been very frustrating times, but also a positive time to look forward to these countries working with china already got the product the i am asking, well, the bank side is something that we're going to be returning to because of course, one of the greatest criticisms is the debt track diplomacy that china is basically killing will these poor nations, but that is something to look forward to. so don't go anywhere yet. in the meantime, we are close here for the form of the felton road that will be representative of more than a 100 countries and no more than a 150 assigned up to the project. but a bit earlier, i had a bit of downtime. don't tell anyone. i know i managed to scale the length of this beautiful, beautiful structure. and i also had a look at basically the historic roots of the mountain road and how it goes back a very, very long time. the colossal infrastructure projects over time loads and railways, ports, and power plants a are and add ports and then can over $115.

into the conflicts with sarah kelly in response to the militant palestinian group of mazda to tack on israel, sweden, m d u y, reviewing their non humanitarian aid to house. denise, my guess, to speak on complex phone is sweet as yours, mr. toby and film. as of environment of gaza intensifies how concerned is see that the conflict could spread in the region conflict. in 60 minutes on dw, the day sap rubble out from g. if you can see in the middle dasha, because i'm such a organizing reconstruction to the full new houses and renewed us, it's getting cold. the rates of holding sign and the volunteers will winterstein, famish and kids, particular seeing rebuild jobs, move indices, dw, the hello, and welcome to focus on, you know, if it's good to have you with us, then situation in the middle east is having an impact all over the world, including on people here in germany. they've been vip no global defense of over 7. nothing. how can you do that for the president's time? my us know that kind of thing is solid. dotted. see what is the israel by but there is moving.

the conflicts with sarah kelly's in response to the militant palestinian group of mazda to attack on israel, sweden, m d, u y, reviewing their non humanitarian aid to palestinians. my guess is to be gone complex soon as sweet as your minister toby and film as of environment of gaza intensifies how concerned is see that the conflict could spread in the regions conflict. in 60 minutes on d w, the actually we don't have a choice. so we have little time list to save the product. so we have students who we can as fast as possible. we only have one generation left just 25 years to implement the greatest revolution. since the tune of the industrial and replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy around the world. is this really possible to documentary renewables revenue? november 25th on d w. the new studio. you sometimes even menissi. then you've got dogs. the scene is don't places they often with setting some added mysteries. it was 50 tails human being destination home, centuries was powerless. consequences absolutely turn the systems from the 6 carbon sources of carbon.

of the, the gaza, humanitarian crisis reaches dangerous levels. as israel orders the civilian population to leave the north with the u. m warning, it's an impossible task. a journalist is killed in 6 more are injured. as an international group of reporters comes under is really fire across the border and loving in some of their colleagues say the attack put a mouthful, the prime also ahead. the r t reports from israel.

his statement comes on the heels of us navy destroyers, intercepting, nestles and drowns, reportedly headed north to israel from u. m. and on friday, while endorsing the attacks, he added that some of the missiles reached is rarely target. we will on the streets in yemen, mass of crowds packed the streets as far as can be seen, it to support the palestinian people. always spoke with the geopolitical analyst who is based in him and uses mallory, he suggested us, an israel are likely to face repercussions for their actions. so i think this one a government when they make a threat or when they send a warning to is real and to the us. and i think they will deliver on that promise just as we have seen in recent days. i think the west and just real, they face a 8th grader we precaution and that's because given the strategic location that government is in. right. yeah. man controls that that meant that which is one of the world's most important natural gas and oil shipments in the entire world. and if you found out government, if they decide to close this water truck going, the 1st country that will suffer will be the us.

i mean, if you can shape or form policy in your, which won't come to lex a i, m b, u natural us leg and the rest of the world leg is intellectually not just having to survive as a system in my view. but what i, what i argue with these days is that we live in the khaki stock. mostly this is doctors the means, the government by the least stable and the least good people that seem to be moved over the books. people do not have a license, people do not ask for any consultancy from people will disagree with them so they will learn something new. that's why you are censorship of the west. well, that's why people like i said, totally marginalized, never used by the way, some media we just went just a few years ago. so this is there's only one that retrieval. so on that to most dangerous thing. not only for the world that could lead to a new plan weapons way to be used. we know that, but it's very dangerous for the west itself. everything the united states. and i mean the, the moment i'm saying it was sadness because i've never been an american. it is self destructive that the united states getting weak go

of white australians against aborigines has not been resolved so far. the nation or can't see and welcome back to going underground. real ga, single around the world from the u. e. m. is global outraged at the ongoing violence in the middle east for a long dr. joint view, a rush or a resolution of the un security council for a cause a cease fire was opposed by france, japan, britain, in the usa. the u. e. of course is also the center of world attention because of next month's comp 28 climate conference with geo political. ria configurations. as regards global energy markets will play a key role in attenuating any response to man made.

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there's some side of that of the 0 that's return to the situation on the ground in gaza, m u n is wanting hospitals that will run out of fuel in the next 24 hours is describing the humanitarian situation as catastrophic image and kimber reports the often most if another is really striking, garza, the bombardment isn't homes and buildings where people are taking refuge. resident struggle to pull the injured and the dead from the destruction palestinian authorities say moving a 1000 people across the strip. missing under the rubble, with tens of thousands of taken shelter of schools run by the un refugee agency model. the 3 escape. yes, good. showing is everywhere. the world must understand the situation. we have children and we have 6 people also displaced people who are suffering from cancer, be a terrorized, they have destroyed my house. i have no other place to live. i don't, no way to go. our life is how they told us to go to the south. and here we are in the song. i'm sick and tired of everything. i don't need food. i just need to go back to my house, take me to my pace and i will liv

that's one of the reasons why the u. m. is leading. this was, this is the international looking at a multinational force on why it's been so difficult, very popular saying that we don't want to get involved. finally kenya in that the end of july. so look, i will look into it and now they say, but by going to do it. but, you know, 8888 is my 5th street that has left us of skepticism. but having said that, very, without looking at several nations who said that they will join him with the force with including jamaica, the bahamas on t. good. barbados and the miami herald is reported now that it least spain and set a goal believes you and verizon look at his peru in guatemala, have expressed an interest to, but there is some skepticism about how many people can say that they need at least 2000 people along with that 1000 to go in, but the timeframe is all up in the efforts for the actual deployments that may not be what we can't even save of aspect of boots on the ground, but in january. but we have to see it as the long process. indeed, s

m b, u, nature, u. s. leg and the rest of the leg is intellect. truly not deciding to survive as a system in my view. but what i, what i argue with these days is that we live in the khaki stock receive. it's only kind of his doctors, he means a government by the least stable and the least good people that seem to be moved on re books. people don't have a license, people do not ask for any consultancy from people will disagree with them so they will learn something new. that's why you associated with the west. well, that's why people like i said, totally marginalized, never used by the way media we just was twinges of years ago. so this is, there's only one that ritual. so on that so most dangerous thing. not only for the world that could lead to a new plan weapons way to be used. we know that, but it's very dangerous for the west itself. everything the united states and might be the same. it was atlas because i've never been an american. it is self destructive that the united states is getting weak and you just look at, you know, the re, 9000 budget and the white telephone, the america, so that they

the conflicts own with sarah kelly's in response to the militant palestinian group of mazda to tack on israel, sweden, m d u y, reviewing their non humanitarian aid to palestinians. my god could speak on complex, soon as sweet as yours minister toby and film. as an environment of gaza intensifies how concerned is the conflict could spread in the regions conflict in 19 minutes on dw, the, in many countries education is still a privilege. property is one of the main causes some young children walk in minecraft. instead of going to class others can attend classes, the minions of children, of the wills pounds going to school. we also want to just education makes the world make up your own mind. made for mines the . this is due to the news and these are a top stories. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the country is preparing for a ground invasion of gaza in a televised address. he again urged cousins to move to the south of the territory. he did not say when the operation would start adding that efforts to free hostages held by him aust, we're ongoing to separate united nations security council re

and i'm speaking not only involved the congress, m e u is, you know, in all that you are of, i think that is the biggest challenge. what will happen if it goes to russia will, will attack by information this information by my face and etc. and that the feel of seeing the seconds it's so important for your brain to have defending shield for the winter. because in the winter we will have many attacks by different side, different kinds of rocks. and ms. silas, including uranium drawing sunday sets on a mediation between as a by john add on media was also meant to take place over the tensions in the counter bike region. the hopes of calming those have faded since as a by john's president confirmed that he won't attend the meeting. also on the agenda is migration from north africa. countries have been an old sort of a how best to reform policies to deal with growing numbers of asylum seekers. that's great live to all correspondence. sonya guy jago, who is in granada, spain for us. so the war and ukraine once again dominating the minds of european leaders, what are they expected to focus o

of the u. s. embassy and also the voice and the french diplomatic compound. police responded with what kind of m t. s. site during the day protesting they really gained again and gathered in front of the american embassy to show the support for vital signs. so i'm can be seen sign signs and police responding would say yes, of course let me see. and i can see was rights in the 2nd of these classes as well . we can hear sound bombs going off tear gas being deployed by security forces. just protecting us embassy inmate lives. there was a barricade. there was a barricade trying to provide protests from going and reaching the embassy hundreds, maybe even thousands of gathered inmate in support of the palestinians as the support thing home us some supporting his beloved bought the statement from the last statement coming out of hezbollah, suggested that today, wednesday would be a day of anger, and the protesters here are angry while we were here at the protests. we've been, excuse me, we've been treated to tier goes as well, which is not a pleasant experience, all them and of itself. many people youn

confrontation by the youth brought us to visit during the night that the of the, the so that's it was the mirror does. and the is the u. m. use life emission, there is lucky to get as much time to get in there as well, but it's as before, they open fire out of they use the doors to bump houses. so that way let's continuing those bank and says, tuition on high tension by now. according to the un special rebel to on palestine. israel has no right to self defense in gaza because it's an occupying state, but mostly also argue that as well, just phones goes beyond defending its borders and citizens. in the 2430 hours each row had regained control of its territory. so as of then the right of self defense in its own territory. if self defense is to be applied, was exhausted. so doesn't mean that each row had to possibly leave the world mouse had inflicted no, as i said, the protection always rarely, citizens type to be insured. and the end that's, that's needed are the presence of a mouse had to be a repelled. this was done without joins live by item assaults on, who's a palestinian currently studying in soonest. and thank you

that's the thought of the the so that's it was the mirror does and the is the u. m. use life and munition. there is lucky to get as much time to get in there as well. but it's as before, they open fire out of they use the doors to bump houses. so that way let's continue . and that was bank and tuition on high tension bike. now, this video, the pulse to show 3 is really women in captivity has been released by how much one of the hostages blame these really pm for the current situation and cold for a cease fire. mean anything else to benjamin netanyahu? hello. we have been in her mos captivity for 23 days. yesterday there was a press conference for the families of the prisoners and we know that there was supposed to be a cease fire and you were supposed to release us as you promised. however, we're suffering from your political security and military failure because of the failure that you caused on the 7th of october. because no soldier was present at the border and no one defended us. we're innocent and naive citizens, citizens who pay taxes to the state of israel. we

the fortunate military failures use around his face, at least in the last 50 years of those very strong come in strong u. m error. and it does seem, it does seem that this is a highly coordinated attack. 21 different sites being reported by is riley officials. meantime, i mean, i have boss says that it's kidnapped. 35 is riley's among which are id of soldiers and settlers that did you think that's going to help to de escalate the situation? you know, of course it will not be escalate the situation however, uh, what it can do for how much is uh, make those. uh uh, people who were at the doctor, the sort of human shoes that how much leaders could use in order to protect themselves from talking to purely and obviously once dust settling, there will be political repercussions. you may as well. right. so everybody's focused on rebuilding being phasers and i'm going going to come to write that. but there will be a lot of soul searching regarding the policy which brought the echo and use road for reasons why would use ro, always work against the police, doing a little story thing. he's the westbank and let come u

m >> it's -- it's a lot of mixed u emotions. but i can tell you that in the past, i would say maybe 24 hours, i've seen some very, you know, big, big strength. see and i see people coming together and people have a lot of hope. and i like to see it. i don't live in israele . i live in los angeles. and for me to come and see it and see how everybody comesdona together and everybody wants to donate and volunteer and and it's it's coming.ave se >> it's coming along. i like seeing thaten. what you've seen in terms of the detail on the ground and inwhat the rubble. what does that tell you about hamas? proud babies. yeah. body parts. babies, parts. we had a situationon whe when we didn't know if it's a body part or a baby. and we were arguing if it's a a a baby or body parts. i kept walking. >> it was. yeah, all woman's woman's shot4, in the face like 40, 50 times. were blown. you s --viously, you cannot even see the faces just, you know, b you see bodies, dead bodies with like maybe 20, 30 bullets like like, you know, you see some ol