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extermination for more, we're going to speak to our chief political correspondent. nina has a nina benjamin netanyahu on the real pressure at home. critics a saying that democracy in israel is at stake. will a chancellor felts be commenting on that today? well, it's actually not an option for sholtes not to comment on it on yos, attacks on democracy. but he can also at the same time, not reprimand or discipline these railey prime minister in public, not least because natania would probably hit back and remind shorts of a very unpleasant episode last summer when palestinian chief muffled a bus relative via the holocaust. here in berlin while standing next to shows the gem chancellor initially failed to counter that in public. so we'll have to use plain language towards net anyhow, but he can't really do that only behind closed doors. the situation is simply too serious for that. and so the chancellor will have to find clear words without embarrassing or exposing his guests too much. that's really a tightrope walk for shorts. here we might hear him quote, israel as president isaac hats ork, who we hear

hossa, who is following netanyahu's visit to berlin for us at nina. tell us a little bit more about netanyahu's agenda today. how's he going to be spending his day in bell and well on ya knit ano and the gym. chancellor will have shows just had their lunch meeting and where awaiting the press conference. that's to be expected in a minute's time, i would say, and i also have to warn you that i might just have to cut off here because we're not allowed to be live while the presser is on. so if i disappear suddenly, that's because the pro, so why aren't it? and of course everybody is looking very, very, very, very carefully at what all our shows will say to benjamin netanyahu. because of course, those controversial and controversial de additional reforms are also causing a big debate here in germany. now, because of germany's past, everybody knows because and nazis murdered 6000000 jews during the 2nd world war germany. the modern german state has a special responsibility and sees that em special responsibility to what's the current state of israel. but

but before they do, we can speak to our chief political correspondent, nina hasa, who has been following benjamin netanyahu, his visit to berlin. so now we are still waiting for this, this press conference to begin. can you walk us through netanyahu's agenda today? tell us about the main topics of discussion between the 2 leaders. well, as you can see, i'm standing at the german chancery here in central berlin, where we're all waiting for the press conference to start and that press conference between the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and the german chancellor will have shots, is of course, eagerly awaited because of course there's a huge elephant in the room will or won't or left shorts, address and criticize the controversial judicial reform that has been put forward by benjamin netanyahu government. and that is currently being implemented in the, at, in these days. so in this week actually, but to have benjamin netanyahu a left for berlin late last night and arrived here in the wee hours. am in berlin air this morning. he and all of shots that jam chancellor together commemorated victims of

the w chief political correspondent nina has a thanks a lot that while prime minister benjamin netanyahu was in berlin, protests have resumed in israel against his government, controversial judicial reforms. hundreds of people demonstrated in several areas in the coastal city of taylor, vive, elsewhere in israel demonstrate as block the central road leading to jerusalem. netanyahu's right? when government wants to fast track the controversial reform or the end of the month to move critic, seeing as a threat to the separation of powers, any more protests are expected later today. okay, let's take a look now. some of the other stories making headlines around the woke. fi has broken out at a building belonging to brushes. border patrol in the southern city of roast of on don't close to the ukrainian border authority. so at least one person has died. cause of the blazes isn't yet clear. 2 and a half tons of uranium have gone missing from an undisclosed location in libya. that's according to the un sneakily a watchdog. the international atomic energy agency says it's looking for the nuclear m

it's preposterous. netanyahu had to cut his visit to berlin short because of the ongoing protests in israel. did army chief, political correspondent, nina has her, has more on israel's plans to overhaul the judiciary. well, that was, of course, one of those moments in that press conference. i attended that as well. many observers have been waiting for will have choices exact words eagerly and they were questing which was what he used to express concern and criticism of israel's judicial reform because that has, of course also sparked a debate here in germany. so we have shot made a reference to israel's president, isaac had sock, who has put forward a compromise proposal. which date on the i was government has rejected and choice was careful not to come across as to reprimanding. but he did say that he still hopes that the last word has not been spoken on the issue. that's as far as he was prepared to go, essentially edging at an hour to approach the critics of his reform. again. d w. chief political correspondent in a house of shares and credit suisse bounced back on thursday after the bank announced plans to borrow up to 50000000000 e