but it's how that meeting that the sci fi will be discussed. but here's the deal. what's his roles position right now? well, we've had the un general assembly special session on the israeli palestinian conflict that's been taking place to date. and we've heard an incredibly hard line from the un, these reading and the to the un reiterating the fact that it basically israel, things that math is a terrorist network. and that's all they think of as all that they talk about is that the official position of the yahoo government, well, of course it is. but what does that mean for the ceasefire? is that considered to be a terrorist organization? is the whole point of this latest round of violence to get rid of them? well, there's a real politic that goes on as well. we've often seen this talking tough by netanyahu, but however, when it comes to a sci fi, it's always as a deal between mass and between israel. but it's never about the destruction of mass. a lot of people are getting very frustrated with that, particularly in the south. those cities, those towns, those villa

rocket attack following the sci fi. and he vowed to respond with a new level of force against any expression of aggression against communities around gaza and any other part of israel. and he will go elia today. and that's now who describe what the offensive had accomplished. because we don't, you know, we attacked the mass tunnels, we took out many targets in what they call the metro below that gaza strip. we talk to us as a no, actually, but we struck more than 100 kilometers of that system. and we demonstrated that it was bone, herbal, and could be destroyed the hulu, that we eliminated more than $200.00 terrorists among them. 25 senior leaders, including brigade commanders, shoot, we eliminated an important part of the mass and islam make jihad leadership. and those who are not eliminated now know that our long arm can reach them anywhere you hold unless you go to the whole michel some a. so call is a freelance journalist in jerusalem and he joins us now. some you welcome to the program. are there any concerns about

and even some rocket fi in the lead up to sci fi kicking in. and let's bring in the dove waxman, who's a professor of israel studies at u. c. l. age will say, author of the book, the israeli palestinian conflict, what everyone needs to know. he joins me by skype from los angeles. thanks very much for being with us. will get initially your reaction to the fact that a c, y has been announced. well i think this is very good news. clearly the continuation of this conflict, the destruction it was reeking 1st and foremost upon god, the impact had upon civilians and god was civilians in israel has really been devastating. and how you to structure think it's a good thing. i think it could have been reached days ago. we have more concerted pressure earlier pressure from the bargaining administration, but it is certainly to be welcomed. it is a fact off the spot. it's not clear at this point whether there's no agreement between israel and i'm also really just a mutual sci fi. and of course, the sci fi was just the beginning heart that wants to reach dece

speaking out for the sci fi was announced, but ted is urged both sides to speak to it. i will come to cease fire between gaza and the israel, after 11 days of deadly cities. i extend my deepest condolences to the victims of the violence and their loved ones. i command egypt and katara for the efforts carried out in close coordination with un to help restock come to gods and israel. i stressed that israeli and palestinian leaders ever responsibility on the restoration of cone to start a serious dialogue with the root causes of the conflicts when he was president joe biden, also welcome the ceasefire saying his administration work tirelessly behind the scenes. gabriel is under has more now from washington d. c. president joe biden had come under increased pressure over the last week to do more to try to stop the violence, particularly with progresses within the democratic party, who were calling on biden, to pressure prime minister benjamin netanyahu to pursue more aggressively a ceasefire. so ultimately, when biden did announce that cease fire, he wanted to show that the

let's see how long the sci fi hold place. he, if i stick to it, let's see if israel actually sticks to it as well. but in terms of actual technical detail, that's going to be very difficult to get. and in previous agreements as well, it's always been very difficult to get a non count. thank you. very much that's go live. now you saw me a booster. i'm a palestinian journalist living in garza and in spite of this talk of a sci fi, understand there's been more firing sometimes as a build up a farm before as far as and the best to actually according to the experience of the journalist in gaza and specially with ex 3 wars against gaza, every time just before the deadline. but before the time of that cease fire, we used to justify intensive via so please don't any as a father or as a john on these, i am happy answered this fight that we are going to have to seize fire at 2. but from now to 2, we really are living in the very worried because we expect that there would be more or intensive fire just because before your question i hav

what we demand is no sci fi or anything. we either all die or all live that's it. gather open the occupied west bank has been another day of morning . a funeral possession is on the way in jeanine's for a palestinian man who died after being shot by israeli security forces that a protest a few days ago in the occupied with the 27 palestinians have been killed in this latest erupt environment. and within israel quiet over night spots in the past 2 hours palestinian factions of launched the new round of rockets from garza towards communities across the border. but they 70 rockets were fired at southern israel over the past 24 hours. 12 people, they have been killed in this conflict that includes 2 children. as you see from these pictures though, these ready tanks and troops still gathered on alerts near the border. though there awesome growing will be a tentative hopes for a cease fire. in the coming days, let's get you right up to date with him and conn, and with jerusalem. and, you know, i'll fight. we'll begin with you at a

ok, so nothing to threaten the sci fi at the moment. now a senior, a mass leader is mile and year has been speaking about the sci fi. can you tell us more about what he said? so you know it's male and he was a sign king. those who supported hamas. he was psyching. iran for support both in the military and technological support. he was also thanking the united nations and egypt for their efforts to bring about this sci fi. and he was saying that this is be the turning point is the palestinian, the struggle. and this is the narrative that, that you hear, and not only among hamas supporters, but they see this event as being a turning point in the sense that it has united palestinians not only from the gaza strip, but also from the west bank east through them. and even palestinians with inside israel, citizens of israel, who have been engaged a during the last few days. and i've expressed solidarity and went on strike the other day. so all of this is seen as a victory for the resistance and a defeat for them. and the bus is policies. right?

how is news of the sci fi going over there? well, it began to with fireworks when people drive around in their cars with celebrations, with singing people welcomed the fire. but during the day that actually changed from celebration into classes that took place in the l. x the most going to a few me a few 100 meters away from where i'm standing. what happened is the palestinians went to alexa most. the 3rd scientists long for friday press and they were celebrating where they stayed in the compact. now you can stay in that compound, it's a place where the palestinians go, they picnics that they play football, it's actually a community center of. so it's a very big one, but you know, that's what it is. so there were allowed to be then they've been there before, but this time around these ready forces went in and i went to federal. i would this is told us that they started firing stronger aids and take us into the compound. now it is a world of compounds when take us it's, there's not a huge amount. there's not a huge amount of pla

ah, well sci fi between israel and her boss is in 4th off now, 11 days of war. the conflicts left more than 250 people dead, most of them palestinians in the gaza strip. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called his operation a success saying they hit some, a hog that the palestinian group has also came to victory. while the head of her mouth is melania has claimed their military operation. as i said, a victory had done muscle allow these 2 r palestinian people in 2 or 3 men worldwide. i bring to you this good news. good news of the victory. it is the victory created by the policy. i mean people, it is a victory carved by the noble blood of the fallen marchers. all resistance groups, joint forces, and delta, one heavy blow to the enemy. this blow will leave an indelible mark on these really occupation forces on their political security and military men. we salute our resistance and their leaders, what the he was about to be the horn that shook it. we stood united shoulder to shoulder looking only at one thing, bringing back the security and quiet to t

and then you get a kind of a groundswell for a sci fi, if it's going to happen. however, the other thing you've got to remember is, israel is also very good at ignoring the un apartments. benjamin netanyahu says it's one of the most, as he, israel institutions on the planet. it's pressure that he doesn't really care about . he doesn't really need and he can just ignore. but there is a one nation on the can pressure, right? israel probably not to the extent it things and can bunch it and that's the united states now. president joe biden has been speaking to ness. yeah, he spoke to him about 4 occasions we think, but the language that come out at least publicly is from biden, is that we want the escalation on the road to a sci fi. now that is actually splitting is really a play opinion into other one have people are saying, well is pressure, at least there is some pressure for a see for others. is it so open ended and it so they actually, netanyahu could take this on, for as long as he wants he's give been given a blank check. but there is a groundswell of opinion

i'm showing now from kansas city by journalists. husband militia has, i'm, is the sci fi there holding where you are so far? it is. it is holding gradually. the girls straight back to normal sill. today's the weekend fridays when are the main week and days in gaza? thousands of those who refuse to to go to schools and, and their friends and families, houses return to their homes, especially from the border areas in the north, in gaza strip and, and eastern, bought some more kids from the minutes ability or walking the street of paving and taking out the rubble of the road. so gradually, so far it is holding and, and life is going back. and it's not. they come as much of a relief for the resident and garza. it is actually after 10 or 11 days of fighting and bombardment bullet stadiums already leave the celebrated this partially that from the celebrated because it was a victory, according to them. ordinary people, many of them the relief because and celebrated because it's over and they survived this, this war. can you tell us anything about the terms of this a 5 deal? so well according

what are your thoughts as the sci fi edges closer? disappointment? it took us 11 days for us to reach this point and we always knew that we're going to come to it. it's always come to see via it's always the question on when and what will be lost and then, and we have seen $1111.00 days. what we haven't seen in the last years, what's more of it? so it's really disappointment. that's the only after 11 days the community build up some efforts for the fire to take place and we're still, it's 20 minutes away from it. so we don't know what will happen next time. there's been talk also the un today of trying to build from the seas fund come back to some kind of a and a piece process. how optimistic are you that, that things might be different this time and, and that there is some kind of momentum towards resolving the issue more fully. i haven't seen in my life any really strong efforts and strong infrastructure for a peace process. i don't know how this would be built on these other send messages . we keep hearing every plan after rounds of escalation and

at the same time, the sci fi i came to was the, from a sci fi became a reality in gaza. there was a sense of liberation from days of destructive deadly strikes and artillery. also a celebration of what, how must, and its military lead him home a death say is a victory over israel. i bad, they killed young man. so my grandson was born and we called him home a death. we called another child, alexis thought they are in good health. they will grow up and be young men. god is gracious. the families who sought refuge in schools now able to return to the homes . they let in fear. this is a joyful moment for all gaza. this is the victory for done for each, for jerusalem. not been celebrations to an occupied east. jerusalem hammer said it had won concessions in the ceasefire, restricting israeli actions in the neighborhood of shakes euro and on the lock. so most compound, israel has denied that saying the sci fi was unconditional. but with victorious chanting, spreading across the occupied west bank, i must clearly feels it has improved it standing among palestinians in relation

i asked her about the likelihood the sci fi that the sci fi a will hold, and what it would work would happen if it doesn't work out. well, if it doesn't, i think we could see another round of violence like the scene many times before. it's not always long around l. so many assured rounds of hostilities in the past years and gaza has already seen 3 wars a know almost the 4th one. so, but you know that is an international push to solidify now this cease fire and maybe the upcoming agreement, depending on the conditions that will be maybe set. there is also extensive damage, especially in gaza. that was, it has to be assessed now in garza and of course a loss of flies. so i think that is an interest right now that this will last, at least for the time being and just take us back to how this all started. and i think it's important for an international audience to be reminded as well about the human costs on both sides of this conflict. well, the human costa, on the palestinian side of figures from the ministry of house a thing that at least 230 people, died among them. according to the mi

well, i'm hearing that there might be a sci fi there might not be a sci fi. basically there is confused situation over the last few days. that has been a number of statements being put out by a number of different players within this complex itself. how math the very beginning of the conflict, said they, if there was going to be any, see why it would have to involve occupied east jerusalem. but now they've taken a much harder line. they said anything any. see why that takes place must involve garza and gaza alone. however, what we're hearing from these ready side is a bit more subdued. these really media seems to get very excited things pressure on prime minister benjamin netanyahu to actually bring together a c, y. and then he comes out with complete defiance when it comes to any talk, obviously he says we, this is a deterrent. and if necessary we can conquer how math and gaza. now, there is a meeting, a very key meeting, the security cabinet, which is shared by the catholic a problem is benjamin that you'd be speaking to various members of his security cabi

so the, the news of sci fi has come through, and yet we don't have much information on how it's coming back and who's had to give what ground, if any now we don't have any information at all except for the fact that israel said that the cease fire was unconditional, whereas from home, as we, as yet to hear from the leadership inside garza. but what we heard from one of the senior officials in beirut is that how much had received guarantees that what he called the aggression in a most complex ad in the ship, there's a rock neighborhood will stop. this is all we know so far. we also know that, as you said earlier, that sees fire should start in about 2 hours a to a, to a m local time. $2300.00 g m t, and that's about it really. egypt egyptian media has also announced the seats via it had actually also said that egypt will be dispatching to security delegation $1.00 to $1.00, to the palestinian in the coming days to hash out the details of the fire. and to find the mechanism to make it to make it be durable. this is all we know so far as we speak now is renewed sort of firing in both dire

but we'll get, we'll begin with the software loot, who's in gaza, so stuff, what the sci fi has just come into effect for seeing pictures for people celebrating in ramallah. what's the mood, the people pretty pleased, i should imagine that at least the bombing has come to an end. celebrations in got started even 5 minutes before that too. we could hear the background, the fire work shooting. i mean, shooting from the local to liberating what they call, what the latino fractions pull up victory. we could also choose from the most loud speaker. we couldn't understand what they say, but we, we know that they are celebrating killing words of victory. also they said we can see them saying a lot, but god is the greatest. they said also that the senior official will pass by the polak family. suddenly its neighborhood. the 3 then shall build exactly destroyed on 45 family members of this family were killed and this collision, and the latest collision wasn't the fix day. so holly, how are you? i'm not sure. we'll go there. will give us speech morning speech and of course celebration one and j

what we demand is no sci fi or anything. we either all die or all live. that's it. and in the occupied westbank, it's another day of morning. a funeral procession has taken place in jeanine for a palestinian man who died after being shot by israeli security forces at a protest. a few days ago. 27 palestinians have been killed in the occupied west bank since the latest a reduction in violence. while within israel residents there remain on higher lat. let's show you some pictures from this moment. just a short while ago, when palestinian fractions launched a 4th wave of rockets from gaza towards communities and southern israel. throughout the day, warning sirens have been ringing out and multiple towns and people have been told not to leave their shelters. 12 people in israel have been killed in this conflict that includes 2 children. israeli tanks and troops remained gathered and on the land near the border. well, algebra software are loose is now live for us from the ground in gaza. support starting with these rocket attacks that we've been seeing. can you talk us t

but they, what now, what does this mean for any potential sci fi? we've been talking about sci fi quite lot over the last 24 hours. it was a big for, or in the is ready media just 2 days ago saying, 36 i am the sci fi would take place was one now could help us ny, nearly. and there is no si, fi is a security cabinet meeting though there is going on this chair by the catholic private mister benjamin netanyahu. if any sci fi is to be negotiated, that's where they're going to be negotiating it. not with have asked but between themselves, whether they go to accept a master's demands, what, any shape, sorry, a sci fi might look like and when it might come into effect. however, we were hearing that from the united nations ambassador, from israel, with very strong language about how mass now is his position reflective of the government spaces? certainly officially. yes, absolutely. it is. they do consider mass to be a terrorist organization. but does that have an impact on what netanyahu decides to do next? yes, probably. but it also means that there is th

thanks for having well, in the last year's peasant j by, there's also spoken about the sci fi. we still need a 2 state solution. it is the only answer, the only answer. and what i'm convinced of is that we can now move as i had did, even before whereas i was able to negotiate wash. and before the cease fire was to go shade that i made it clear that i spoke with president of the boss. we were going to make sure that we are going to provide for security in the west bank. and recently we renewed the security commitment, as well as economic commitment to the people on the west bank. i also indicated to these rallies that i thought i was very important that they stopped in jerusalem, this inter, communal fighting. that is why extremes on both sides, it has to end until the region says, unequivocal. they acknowledge the right of israel to exist as an independent jewish state. there will be no peace. gabriel was on the choice for washington, dc correspond folding event, 4th gay, but we really were expecting the american president to say a lot more, but it was short. sweet and straight

what we demand is no sci fi or anything. we either all die or all live. that's it. we showed you that picture from japan, the refugee camp earlier saw what color is there and sent us this report. in the last couple of days there is something new we, we don't know, we're not sure if this is a new strategy or no promotion. and there is a really bank of targets because they said they have updated their bank of target. they have been warning in higher residential areas believe. and this is something new in god. i have been traveling lots of war and invasions and guys and the last 20 years. this is the british time that the israelis was the whole area to leave or the vacuum. normally they ask one family, 2 families to live and then for safety. like, you know, they were the navy and then they leave. evacuate in this area and also on stuff. so we area for one of the most crowded areas and halfway between jamalia refugee camp in the north and got the city in the center. so alter the area people. there were very much panicking. some they were asking. so either we stayed or l

they could celebrate the fact that there was a sci fi. but when it came down to friday prize, they were expecting something. and it seems like it has happened now. these ready police haven't issued a statement so far. we are trying to get a statement of why they went in and tried to disperse. i, soon as i have more, i'll let you know. thanks very much. my con. shake. just need to abraham joyce's life from ramallah in the occupied west bank. nita was the atmosphere like that. we can see there was a protest or a demonstration going on behind. you hundreds of thousands of gathered here at the manada square and central government law. they say that they want to show up the court, those in the gaza strip to tell them that they didn't forget them. and we've seen a large number of flags, the green flag behind being a boss, a woman. why is she here? and she says that he has managed to unite the past. that she feels that this is the moment that she couldn't have been. this is a moment that she is proud of because in the past the p a wouldn't allow

millions of dollars in humanitarian aid to gaza, and was part of the mediation efforts to secure the sci fi broken by egypt. the prospect of more palestinian families being forced from their homes, continues to threaten to destabilize the si, fi, and occupy these jerusalem and is ready. court adjourned, a decision on forced evictions in the neighborhood of phil one. but remember, it was just less than 3 weeks ago. that a similar case happened and check off and sponsor of violence that eventually saw him acid. israel fighting for 11 days and we're in town. has a report from occupied east jerusalem more used to force by israeli police on the streets of occupied east jerusalem outside the district court protest as we show the move behind the security barrier. inside the court heard the case of 6 families living in 2 houses on the threat of forced expulsion from their homes in the nearby . so one neighborhood, israeli settlers, they jews own the property pre the creation of the state of israel. and since the states came into being previous property rights are null and void, the georgia postpone

i'm with extensive coverage of the sci fi between israel and it's happened off the global demands grew louder, including a passionate, please of the un general assembly. if cities, the hell or nurse is the lives of children in gaza, doing the 65 children are among 233 pallets to me and killed me. bombardments of god compounding and already dia humanitarian crisis. ah, welcome to the program a new day with fresh hope it stays peaceful across israel and occupied palestinian territory when it's just after 7 in the morning there 5 hours off to the start of a ceasefire between israel and how much it ends to end 11 days of conflict during which garza was pounded by randy as strikes and thousands of palestinian rockets were fired towards israel. at least 233 palestinians died. 65 of them children. 12 people died in israel, but palestinian and celebrated into the night. cheers went up in garza warehouse. officials gave speeches, praising what they're calling a victory against israel. the celebration who in the occupied way traffic was born in bethlehem. and this is how it looked earlier in ram

dominic rob, so that all sides must work to make the sci fi durable. and to end the cycle of violence focused on foreign ministry called for the mobilize ation of humanitarian aid to gaza. and call for a revival of concrete efforts to end israel as occupation of palestinian territories and the president of the un general assembly. welcome to seize 5 at his calling for the reconstruction of gaza. we must address critical needs of the palestinians. this includes mobilizing support for and rebuilding vital public infrastructure that has been destroyed, particularly in gaza. we have be not this unfortunate juncture to many times this latest fed up did not happen in, in a vacuum. this is not an isolated occurrence, and it cannot be divers from the broader context of this the case long issue, including the protected military occupation of the post in today's roman korea is director of global engagement at the american university of bay rotate join. just now live from new york to any of this once again, robbie, we were talking to a guest a little earlier moth

that the heretic image is coming out of god in particular, will there be strings attached to the sci fi? i mean, how do you think this is mediated with the junctions? and the guitar is called the coordinated by the americans. yeah, very often when these things happen, the conditions are actually not published. they're not made public. we do know that i'm, i didn't want money and other material to be allowed into the gaza strip. these really are obviously quite concerned about that to be used so that i could rebuild. i, it's, it's military forces that had been destroyed over the course of the last 11 days. but i think the important, the important thing is, is that it does seem that after 11 days, the giftings in the united states were able to convince the parties that their interests were served. and now it was time to, to bring the guns signer. hopefully that will hold in the coming days and more durable, the cease fire will persist. now someone say that netanyahu and hamas leaders both have political reasons to do what they did. so what did the chief science stand to gain from the ceas

going maybe into something more than just the sci fi, but we are not sure yet, you know, whether all the conditions of being met, whether they would be a longer true. so at the moment i think this is more the focus, of course, everybody knows without addressing the underlying causes of this conflict. and we've seen this in the past weeks leading up to this conflicts. it's no real a comp on a real political solution and side. thank you, tonya. tonya kramer, a series of germany has poles in september for national elections the 1st in 16 years. it will not feature the current chancellor angler medical the far right f day has now decided who will lead it into the election and the results represents the victory for its radical wake. these are the leading candidates for the least vital and tino called parlor. an online poll of members of the far right alternative for germany party gave over 2 thirds of the vote to what many consider a hotline to revoke the permit islands if they pets and shaving 71 percent of the clear thickness on our pony members. members like all facts, otherwise we wou

been killed in the conflict so far, that includes 2 children. meanwhile, international calls for sci fi are growing ahead of the un general assembly meeting later. japanese foreign minister, his math is in television and his voice to support for israel while calling for a ceasefire. while in some of the news delegates from the 8 countries that border, the arctic, as well as representatives of indigenous groups are currently gathering an iceland . the climate crisis and the exploitation of natural resources. i sent to the top of the agenda. this meeting of the arctic council, some of the desk told from the powerful psych current in india has risen to 90. the indian navy has recovered 37 bodies from an oil barge that sunk off the western coast dozens more on known to have been killed in gujarat. so i couldn't help k was the most powerful storm to batter. that area and 2 decades has been fighting along morocco's border with the spanish enclave that failed. so which lies on africa, the north west coast. the american security forces tried to prevent people, as you can see from trying to cros

so just talk through what the sci fi means on the ground. the what more have is really officials been saying we actually saw those celebrates 3 images from gaza on the israeli side. these are the army spokesman has been speaking. excuse me, to these really ami radio, saying that restrictions on normal life around the garza area inside israel assumed to be lifted during the excuse me. i seem to be lifted or at least reduced in the coming hours. the he also says that there will be a retained israeli military presence throughout the weekend on the current levels to ensure that there is no breach of the cease fire. and that these very minute remains poised to strike if there is such a breach. hamas, of course is saying the same thing. it's also saying how much the it exacted from israel concessions as part of the ceasefire in terms of israeli actions inside the very much focal neighborhood of shake gerard and occupied east jerusalem. and on the alex, the compounds deduce the temple mount as well. saying that israel had agreed to not continue its

it's started a heavy military campaign and the international community demanded sci fi israel security cabinet. and hamas agreed to it 11 days later, coming into effect in the early hours of friday. the violence played out this time on the region had not been seen since the 2014 gaza war. and although the part reached an agreement for the time being, the consequences of the fancy will remain how long with the through love and can peace ever be achieved? the palestinian for a minister had medicaid talks to al jazeera ah policy for a minister molecule. thank you, photo contributors, they are. thank you, mister minister, a sci fi between his red and hum us aimed at and in 11 days of intense booming on the besieged garza, the trip is now officially in place. could you give us more details about the deal that paved the way to the cease fire agreement? well, you know, it's very, very clear that you know, the more horror people in the world have seen regarding atrocities committed by its own people in gusto. the more cotton h, they were able to, to see on the division screens, the more they w

so there's he, so whether that has an impact on any sci fi negotiations remains to be seen. but right now there is no sci fi, it was supposed to be introduced at 6 am thursday morning. is that 6 pm or half by 6 in the evening? mostly 5, so maybe maybe not, it's announced this evening. will it come 6 am friday morning. we don't know. but like i say there are discussions taking place, but whether anything concrete will come out, we'll only will find out in the coming hours. iran, i believe how much on it's out. i'd factions have stepped up their rocket attacks against towns and cities in israel. is that true? is that the right? is that the right picture? i'm not entirely sure you can call it a stepping up at the very beginning. of the conflict, the way more rock is being fired into israeli territories and it surprised is well in how far they could get. they reached a central israel in to tell a v as well in the last few days. what the, what we've been saying is much more shorter range. rock is being fired into the areas next to the barrier, but that's actually only hard and th

while at the moment, at least, the sci fi seems to be holding the gaza city. of course that's also on the minds of many people. they're worried about. you know what could happen if it doesn't hold. so at the moment it is quite in gaza, but it's attend quiet. i must of course, portraying this as a victory. will the ordinary people bearing guys a c at the same way? well, i think it's a bit of a strange atmosphere on the one hand, of course, hamas and other medicine groups portrayed this other victory. but people here now are coming out of the 11 days of fighting from bartman and rock. it strikes into israel and they have to pick up where they left of 11 days ago. so it is not an easy fit all the devastation. you can see it in gaza, many thousands, tens of thousands of people have actually lost, have been displaced. so we saw some people, you know, slowly going back and seeing what is left of the home. so it is not an easy atmosphere. and of course, there's also worry about whether the fire will hold quite a lot for people to take in. how long will it be for guys

yeah, the sci fi or so far seems to be holding it started to a m friday local time. and people here and quite anxious in a way to see whether it will indeed last also into the weekend. so fire so far, no fires, no rocket fire from guys having launch and know is really air strikes. got the streets. now we've seen pieces of palestinians and celebrating how the reaction on the israeli side fame. most people in israel, they welcome to seize fire, both for humanitarian reasons, and because they want so called to have their lives going back to normal. however, there are a few voices that are quite disappointed by the, by the truth. people who think especially in the gaza envelope communities who think that not enough come out targets were so called destroyed. also raising of the issue of to the bodies of 2 israeli soldiers that are being held in gaza as well as one israeli citizen who believe to be alive there. so many people are disappointed by the fact that this was seemingly not part of the agreement or of any truth that was agreed upon. now, speaking of the agreement,

and there are some reports saying that within the next 24 hours, they could be maybe a call for sci fi as early as friday. but again, at the moment we don't know yet, and we have to wait and see whether these reports will prove true. we were following the german foreign minister today, he is in the region. he voiced his support today for israel. he also called for a ceasefire. what about the palestinians? what did he say about the situation for them and the suffering in garza? well, he did mention the suffering of both people, but he mainly, i mean the focus of this visit was clearly on showing solidarity and support for as well. he stressed again, it was right to self defense and also this is how it was seen by and described by israeli officials. high command went also after his day visiting and having talks with israeli officials, he met with the senior president mahmoud abbas. and the occupied was bank and also germany, of course, pledged humanitarian aid to gaza and also to the palestinians in general. but this visit in the occupied west bank was also more seen as a sign of support

and we are waiting for the israelis to confirm with the international community whether there is a sci fi we are hearing the high level diplomatic diplomatic meetings that will be held in the next for hours and hopefully what will happen is there may, will be a 5, but hopefully what will learn as journalists will learn what the, the actual terms of this sci fi might be if one actually comes. but right now, no 8 is going into gaza. the barrier remained shut and we are still seeing far, and coming from garza and that steady bombardment into garza, by israel. iran. com. thank you very much. indeed. what addition to the rockets coming out of garza, several rockets have been fired from southern lebanon towards israel to rockets was really landed in curious time north of the city of haifa. these really military says it intercepted another to nobody has claimed responsibility for the rockets. israel has fought artillery in response as we reported earlier, us president joe biden spoke to these ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu on wednesday, saying expected a significant de escalation on the

the indian kid on the streets across the gaza strip off to the sci fi i came into. the deal is between israel and 2 medicine groups in huh. 2 minutes in groups in garza, that is how mos and b sonic jihad, broken by egypt and comstock, comes off the days of international efforts to find an end to the fighting. earlier i spoke to d, w 's tanya kramer in jerusalem. i asked her about the likelihood that the sci fi will hold and what would happen if it doesn't? well, if it doesn't, i think we could see another round of violence like the scene many times before. it's not always long around dale, so many assured rounds of hostilities in the past years and gaza has already seen 3 wars know almost the 4th one. so, but you know, that is an internationally push to solidify now this cease fire and maybe the upcoming agreement depending on the conditions that will be maybe set. there is also extensive damage, especially in gaza, that we're the have to be assessed now in gaza and of course a loss of life. so i think there is an interest right now that this will last, at least for

well, of course, you know, no one could bypass the 30, and it was very important that for any sci fi to be achieved, it has to be also, you know, talk to the policy and leadership, you know, in, in drama. and so that, that discussion was, was very clear, not only you know, between native nations, you know, and us, egypt and us, and us even united states on us. but also we kept our folks with our brothers in how most is this a ceasefire or an agreement. if it is a ceasefire, what will be the guarantee that the part is, will abide by when there are no guarantees or thought? no guarantees a thought because you know, it's a, proclaim that you know, the fire it's unilateral, that they have taken that decision on their own. but at the same time, you know, no one could ignore that. all that egypt has played the very important role that egypt has played and the role that to cut out has played that all the nations has played. now it is that it is so fragile because it depends. yeah. oh, don't we don't that the turn mechanisms is really possible to hold such a fragile says, well, you know, it

what kind of sees for sci fi are we talking about? and for the moment, at least, and i have to stress details are still coming in, of course, is that we're talking about a quiet for quiet formula. it was said it's unconditional, but that means 1st of all, this is a hold or sensation of hostilities. and that might also tell us that maybe about some more of the details will be agreed upon or talked about later if you seen in previous actually runs facilities. you know, john, if we compare this conflict with what we saw in 2014, you know, that fighting lasted 50 days, 50. this conflict so far has lasted 11 days. the cease fire coming much more quickly. how much does this have to do in your opinion? you've, you've seen these developments, how much does it have to do with the fact that we're looking at and is israeli political establishment that is much more shaky than it was 7 years ago? we also have a prime minister who's facing criminal charges. well, i think what we seen, and i think this was quite interesting. most of what i heard fro

for the minister, a sci fi between israel and hum us aimed at. and then 11 days of intense warming on the besieged garza, the trip is now officially in place. could you give us more details about the deal that paved the way to the cease fire agreement? well, you know, it's very, very clear that you know, the more horror people in the world have seen regarding atrocities committed by its own people. in gust the more got an h, they were able to, to see on the division screens. the more they were compiled compelled to do something about it. there was, there was a time when, when the national community started feeling the pressure that this situation cannot be sustained. and something has to be done. voices around, started to shout loudly and their shouts, you know, a code you know, in the security council echoed in the general assembly. so the way for the deal has been paid by death sentiment arising from the international community. i would say, you know, a combination of many things, you know, the toughness of the palestinians, you know, in gaza a

there is also a political question, the question of how to firm up the sci fi, how to make it a last thing, one, the egyptian mediation is continuing on that front, the us secretary of state and to be blinking is due in the region later this week. and so much still needs to be done to ensure that what is currently holding what we're seeing of life returning to the streets in gaza. and indeed a civilian community is able to resume normal activity inside israel. it is definitely resuming, but it is still to some extent tenuous and more work on the political level. very much needs to be done. and there is tension again at the most compound and occupied east jerusalem out to 0. so to a bell coming, joins life from damascus gate outside the compound audit. just take us through. what's been going on that well this morning. a group of $125.00 jews visit jewish visitors entered the most ex i must compound under heavy security now. visitations do not. muslims are allowed on weekdays between 8 and 11 in the morning. but usually those going into the compound are jewish settlers. ultra nationali

rockets managed to evade the countries and don't defense system. us president joe biden said the sci fi was a genuine opportunity for peace. he said washington would now help replenish israel defense capabilities and help the palestinian authority with humanitarian aid and reconstruction and gaza. these hostile, these have resulted in the tragic deaths of so many civilians, including children. i send my sincere condolences to all the families, israeli, and palestinian lost loved ones. my hope for a full recovery from the wound. but the scars of this conflict will take a long time to heal and what was destroyed in just a few days will most likely take years to rebuild the heavens. correspondent donna reg joins me now from tel aviv donna were still in the early hours of the se size that holdings so far. yes. good morning from tel aviv here. rebecca. well 7 hours into the seas fire it seems to be holding. indeed. we've learned that just 10 minutes before the seas fires started at 2 am local time. there were still a barrel of rockets being shot from garza into israel, but so far the peace a

his remind of our top story, sci fi between israel and tomas took effect just minutes ago. the 2 sides hoped the deals broken by egypt will bring an end to the fastest fighting they seen in years . and the 250 people were killed. most of them, palestine watching dw needs live from berlin up next is related business with steven. it's kind of supplying much more on that sci fi between last and israel on that compromise. who's the me the me ah, the me the where are all the workers? that's what american companies want to know is they try to meet the pent up demand of a recovering economy. could more generous jobless benefits to keeping otherwise good workers from rejoining labor force. or might there be other reasons also on the shows gary alternative over the stores and it's trading they view as investors hope to cash in on the growing popularity of big and food products. and every minute counts as startups, race to deliver fresh groceries to crack. the dominance of big supermarket chains, lowball to show busy in berlin, new filings for jobless claims in the u. s. had another

the only thing that was managed to gain is a sci fi without conditions. so criticism coming in on that front too. well the us presidential biden did welcome the sci fi saying his administration worked tirelessly behind the scenes. gabriel elizondo has more now from washington. president joe biden had come under increased pressure over the last week to do more to try to stop the violence, particularly with progresses within the democratic party, who were calling on biden, to pressure prime minister benjamin netanyahu to pursue more aggressively a ceasefire. so ultimately, when biden did announce the cease fire, he wanted to show that the u. s. was very much involved in it and wanted to take some credit. we've held intention, high level discussions, our by our literally egypt, palestinian authority and other middle eastern countries with the name of avoiding disorder, prolong conflict. we've seen in previous years when, how still he's broken out. i believe the palestinians and israelis equally deserved to live safely and securely and enjoy equal measures of

stopped when is really strikes began on may, the 10th, the us has corporate, full adherence to the sci fi announced on friday, is also called for immediate humanitarian assistance for palestinians. 800000 people, no longer have regular access to clean water. after half of the pipes were damaged in air strikes, thousands have been left homeless. hurry force at joyce's life from gaza. so harry, clearly this is going to take a long, long time to get back to, i guess what passed for normal in gaza. indeed, i mean, we're here in the middle of the city outside what used to be the show room tower. and just in this one cation, there is a vast amount that is required to be done. we've seen a huge dig, a struggling to even clear a little bit of the roadway to allow more vehicles to get through. there's gridlock around gaza because of so many restricted pathways. so my and as you say, lots of water pipes have been effected. we've seen teams digging into the road around the bomb craters, trying to make sure that those, those water systems are restored electricity to this is all crucial for the health

a sci fi between israel mass and the allied palestinian groups has brought some com to garza since taking effect in the early hours of friday morning. this is the scene in gaza. people have been able to go out of the dark again, instead of hunkering down to shelter from overnight as strikes on friday. the streets did start to fill again as people were able to go about their lives after friday. pres, well, both israel and a massive claim victory after 11 days of israeli, as strikes on guards are embarrassed of palestinian rockets, fight israeli towns. in garza more bodies have been pulled from the rubble of bummed buildings. taking the death toll that 224866 of them children, 12 people were killed by rocket attacks in israel. 28 palestinians of also died during protest in the west bank. they've been more skirmishes between israeli police and watch oppose the like some mosque, similar to the scenes from a few weeks ago, which triggered the current conflict. there are now calls for a political process to break that cycle of violence. and ron con reports from occupied east jerusalem after fri

an effort to turn the sci fi between israel and hamas into a laughing truce. anthony blink and landed in tel aviv a short time ago. and he will go on to visit the occupied west bank as well. he'll be holding talks with the palestinian authority president, man, mood bath. there. these are our teens across the area today. harry force it in garza who we will be with shortly. but 1st our diplomatic yet is a james space. he's traveling on this trip by the secretary state. take us through the agenda for today, james. well, he's going to be meeting some of the key players. we're going to have a meeting later on with the policy near 30 president mahmoud abbas that significant because this is the 1st meeting of the biden administration as a senior level with the palestinian authority. and remember, they was shunned by the trump administration. so this is the 1st meeting for some time with the policy authorities and a us secretary of state. he's going to go on later in this visit to speak to the egyptians in karo meeting president cc. they of course played a key role in

it has moved from gone people here are certainly optimistic that the sci fi is for real. there are reports of the egyptian mediators are doing what they can to make sure it is maintained. and that it is.

people here are certainly optimistic that the sci fi is for real. there are reports of the egyptian mediators are doing what they can to make sure it is maintained, and that it is turned up towards something potentially more long lasting. the kind of deal that had been talked about for several years now when we've been getting to the end of various smaller escalations but which has never really been fully implemented as far as the people's behavior. i mean, they're out on the streets. people are shopping. people are going to cafes and restaurants, and just many there is still, that's the sort of hang on the mood of, of celebration of the late aid. but beyond that, of course, that's the majority. there are also tens of thousands who have either lost at homes or who have had the damage in the 11 days of extremely strong air strikes and devastating strikes from the israeli side. also hundreds of people who've been injured nearly 2000 according to the latest figures and hundreds more who are grieving. we spoke to one family. they were struck at the very