oh well, let, let's go to jerusalem and speak to these these the tanya kramer. what more do we know about this truth is it confirmed while it has been at least widely reported here in the israel media that there should be a ceasefire kicking in at 8 p. m here local time. but we have no official confirmation here yet. as a speak to you here or actually just shortly before 8 o'clock, there has been a rocket barrage. 2 words tel aviv to a will kick in this. these fire would have been then are negotiated to by media to by each of many other actors. but again, we don't know yet, you know, what are the weather it kicks in now at this time in the evening. and what are the conditions that have been negotiated? and tanya, they're happy reports of tensions that the alex, the mosque compound. what have you been hearing about that while there was a lot of concern, especially in israel, are that this jewish holiday to show a bit of that happened to day. it's now coming to an end. it's usually a day for religious jewish people to mourn. and to fast as well in combination of t

oh, well, let's go to jerusalem and get the latest with d, w 's. tanya kramer, the tanya, what, what can you tell us about this? the ceasefire? well the had the many conflicting reports, sir, here in the evening about whether a ceasefire will start at what time now there seems to be that egyptian mediated ceasefire between israel and islamic jihad is expected to come into effect at $1130.00 local time. so that would be in less than half an hour from now about of course we need to see whether this will actually kick in whether quiet will prevail after this time. they're not many details he had known for some reports suggest that there will be an egyptian guarantee that egypt will work, continue to work as mediator between israel and the, the mother to group is la me too hard to help working towards, to release of, to islamic to her members that are currently imprisoned or in israel, one of them is a hung is on hunger strike for i believe it's our 150 days because he has been in administrative detention held there without charges. and the other one would be, are the leader of hamas fro

when i, let's bring in dw tonya kramer in jerusalem, what's the situation like there now tanya? well, israel continues with its air strike, and a tillery fire unto garza, according to the ministry, the palestinian ministry of health. and as you said, at least 15 people have been killed over a 140 have been injured. but of course those numbers are rising as to fighting their continues. and that also have been reports about a lot of casualties in w. that's north of kansas city. the circumstances there are still unclear but children among the casualties as well. they're the same time a post in a minute. tons, mainly from the islamic jihad have continued also to fire a all night and rockets into israel, mainly into the southern part of israel. but also some towards the center like cities like also article on around the gaza strip article on our store in the smaller communities. also a one area it's are in the tel aviv area. these really army says that over 400 rockets have been fired so far since the beginning of the offensive that started on friday afternoon by is when striking the

while the less get more in this and speak to d, w 's, tanya kramer in jerusalem, so what situation like there now tanya, while the understand that air strikes, israel's military continues with air strikes and antenna refire on the gaza strip. also getting reports here in that there was a strike in july in the north of the gaza strip of where there were several people killed. we have to confirm this. now the death tolling garza has risen to 15 according to the posting in health ministry and over a 140 people are injured. but of course those numbers keep on rising as, as tribes are continuing at the same time as well. palestinian militants have continued actually all through the day to launch rockets towards, mainly this south of israel. also there was a rocket and was wanting to work a rocket barraged towards tel aviv tonight. the israeli army says that since the beginning of the offensive that is, were launched on friday afternoon, 350 rockets were fired from garza into a israel ad communities there. the i ran down the israel defense system has shut down many of them. some also landed a

well, if anything been done to de escalate the situation is d w is tanya kramer in jerusalem . i think at this point it's still too early. i, you know, to talk about a ceasefire or something like that, that the army saying that this military operation could the israeli army saying that this military operation could last at least a week, but they're conflicting reports as well. no, it's really official saying that no negotiations, but we're hearing reports that egypt is actually trying to push for a cease fire. egypt is a traditional mediator in gaza between usually hamas and israel, but also of course, the other minute and affections that there is concern that is good for the escalade . and of course, this is a lot of concern for the civilians. there be in the southern communities and israel, people have been spending their 2 nights also in bomb shelters or protected rooms, but also in gaza. people have hardly, you know, recovered from the last born may 2021. and it's a closed off area has been a territory that has been located by israel and partly by egypt for 15 years and peo

killed in the air strikes, and vow to target tell if he's in retaliation. yet he corresponded tanya kramer's in jerusalem earlier. she gave me this update. while as you said, to resume resort several airstrikes by the is really military on the gaza strip of this afternoon. and according to the palestinian health ministry, at least 8 people. well, 2 days of the mediation of surrounding, you know, route between i got between garza minutes infections, especially the la mc g hot and israel with egyptian mediation. it does this risk attorney into another war in the territory. well at the moment, i mean this all started or when the israel i arrested a senior islamic jihad commander in the northern west bank, beginning our of our last week our than the islamic jihad. that is a small affection in the gaza strip, which is ruled by the hamas militant group, had threatened with retaliation. and then a israel military had declared in the area surrounding are the gaza strip, you know, many roads were closed for the past 3 days. are there have been a people were told to stay at home and then we saw are th

goals commanders was killed in the air strikes and vow to target television in retaliation. des tanya kramer is in jerusalem earlier, she gave me this update. well, as he said and resume resort several airstrikes by the israeli military on the gaza strip this afternoon. and according to the palestinian health ministry, at least 8 our people were killed among them. a small tide as well as an a commander of the islamic good d huts, militant group, a commander from the north and gaza strip. and this came actually after days of tensions and warnings, but also days of the mediation on a surrounding, you know, route between i got between gaza minute infections, especially the islamic jihad and israel with egyptian mediation. and does this risk attorney into another war in the territory? well at the moment, i mean this all started or when the israel i arrested a senior islamic jihad commander in the northern west bank beginning our of our last week our, than the islamic jihad, that's a smaller faction in the gaza strip, which is ruled by the hamas militant group had threatened with retaliation and

did of you correspondent tanya kramer in jerusalem. thank you to ukraine now, where president vladimir zalinski. yes. calling for sanctions against russia's nuclear industry. after the shelling of europe's biggest atomic power station, at least 3 strides its power lines. that is the, for the jeff land force and the closure of one of the reactors, russia and ukraine, blame each other for the shilling. russian forces seized control of the station in march just a week after the innovation. although ukrainian workers still run it in cave were joined by our correspondent matthews bellinger. by the us. it's a blame game on who carried out the shelling. what do we know? so what we know is that this plant, is it under control? since, as you said, since march, under russian control, and it's still operated by the ukrainian workers, russia is accused of using it as a, as a position from where they strike. that's pretty well established. so they have broad military equipment. their rocket launches and they, they're launching rockets from their on

she had leaders being held by israel a correspond, tanya kramer is standing by in jerusalem. is that cease fire actually hold it? well yes said the ceasefire agreed to our last night between israel and the palestinian. this lemming to had appears to be holding this morning. it went into effect at $1130.00 local time. there had been some rockets being fired afterwards, but since the night has been quieted, was mediated mainly by egypt, a cutter and other key players here in the region. now in the morning here we are hearing from the israeli home from command. they're saying they're gradually on easing the restrictions on people living in the south of israel that were under heavy rocket fire in the past days, you know that they still need to stay near shelters, but that might be east, you know, in the morning hours of course, we also heard as from a statement last night from the israeli prime minister, that if there is any violation of to cease fire is or i would respond strongly. we heard similar words from islamic jihad said that if the commitments made in this agreement, the

let's bring in d w's tanya kramer in jerusalem. welcome a tanya. a talk us through what's being said there while there was clearly also shock and outrage here and in israel among you know, is very politicians across the political board about the use of the holocaust. and the statements made by palestinian prison mahmoud abbas standing there alongside the german chancellor, olaf shawls such as 2 an outside, a crow to few in our prime minister. your ill, a pete said in a statement on twitter that while, and that's a quote, standing on german soil. it is not only a moral disgrace, he said, but a monstrous lie. and he added also that history will never forgive him. our defense minister benny guns, who had actually recently met with the palestinian, our president mahmoud abbas, and said that our bus words are despicable and false. his statement is an attempt to distort and rewrite history. we also heard from the head of from danny diane, the head of d r. holocaust memorial. yet for sam and gruesome who also called are, you know, his statements to speake

our correspondent nina has o, it's cross to israel now are correspond. tanya kramer is standing by force in jerusalem, tanya is nina just mentioned. there has been a strong reaction to all this in israel. tell us more about that while it was katie, shock and outrage over the of use of the holocaust here. and the statements made by the palestinian president mahmoud abbas sam standing alongside the german chancellor. all of shawls. and just to give you a few that was a cross of course, a political board. we got reactions here. a prime minister yale appeared said in a statement on twitter that while, and that's a quote, standing on german soil. it is not only a moral disgrace, but a monstrous lie, and adding that history will never forgive him. have you also heard from defense minister pentagons who had just recently met with the palestinian president mahmoud abbas said that his words were despicable and false. his statement is an attempt to distort and rewrite history. also there danny diane, the head of to yet for shame, the holocaust memorial in jerusalem has called a despicable and appa