earlier i spoke with the w correspondent, tanya kramer in jerusalem and asked her what lincoln wanted to achieve their a while your secretary of state engineering can and said he wanted to talk to the palestinian leadership in particular or the seen president with a boss about a post scenario, post 4 scenarios, full gauze of what the role of the published do you know? so it could be also talked about that she wants to talk about performing the palestinian authority for it to be able to play a role in such a scenario as no. you have to understand the posting authority has only limits that a governing a control in some parts of the occupied by spring. that hasn't been in dallas, i since how much ceased power the in 2007. but in general, of the policy most already has lost a lot of popularity also among ordinary palestinians that have been no general election since 2006. now for the palestinians that in the day of course want to to hear from the americans what they are doing to end the war in gods. but also what are they doing to protect the civilians, the civilian population, not just i

it's tanya kramer in jerusalem. take a quick look now what some other stories making news around the world. the head of the world health organization has condemned an attack on the palestinian red, crescent building and gaza were displaced. people had been sheltering to address gabriel's describe the strikes on the hospital as on considerable 5 people including a baby were reported killed in the us. donald trump is appealed to ruling, removing him from the presidential primary ballot in the state of maine. last week, the former president was banned from running by main top election official over his role in the january 6th assault on the us capital to japan. now, where safety officials have begun an investigation into the cause of tuesday's collision between 2 planes at tokyo, canada airports, a passenger plane carrying nearly 400 people, struck a smaller coast guard plain. during the landing of the inquiry will be assisted by a vision investigators from france where the craft airbus was made and also from the u. k.

the w as tanya kramer is following events from jerusalem. i asked her for more on the defense ministers, postwar plan for gaza. yes, york go on to the defense minister has presented his vision for what a post work also a quick look like um, but his office trust, again this would half is not official policy. it, this would have to go of course, uh through the smaller war, copying that and through the wide is secure to cabinet to become a policy. so he said that basically the war would continue until the old, the remaining is where the hostages are released. that are still in garza and until um, old military and governing capabilities of her mouth would be eliminated. but then he went more into detail, talking about the north of casa miller in military terms, saying that this uh, that would be a new com, but approach mainly in ground and especially operations. it's not quite clear what this entails, how much it will be different from what we're seeing right now, but, of course, the, the focus right now, it's not just in the north of casa of th

it's riley's and policy and, and earlier i spoke with corresponded tanya kramer in jerusalem, asking her about the biggest issues in the west bank as the german foreign minister visited their guessing. this was one of the biggest uh, issues here. uh, what we've been hearing this morning, but of course she, the gym for a minister and in a bad bar code was also holding towards the with kind of seeing officials in ramallah. but she made a point in visiting a village in the occupied west spring deposit standing village, such as close to is rarely settlements there. and we could see her, you know, talking in length about the impact of such a violence by extremist is really settlers on palestinians living there. she said that it's as well as duty to protect them and that also other students have a ride to live in peace and security in the area. she will. so again, be heard of the criticized settlement of the building or the expansion of settlements, which is as seen as a leader under international by most of the international community. so this of course comes on the backdrop of a more inc

when we asked the w correspondent tanya kramer, well this scale but is really operation in southern gaza could actually look like to well, for the moment, i mean we've been hearing now for a sub for quite some time. the from the is where the army that they're changing into a new phase, that they're changing combat tactics as they put it. that concerns mainly the northern part of the because a strip as they have said. so we, it remains to be seen what it means exactly. human to terry own is talking about more pin pointed operations and also some of the divisions and reserve units are being withdrawn from the areas that we've seen in the past 24 hours in the past days. in the southern part of the gaza strip. heavy fighting a continuing also in the middle areas in the center of the goals and streets and in the 2nd largest city in con units there's a lot of concentration of the fighting there also with a casualties of reported. and of course the international uh there is a lot of international pressure given the grave situation for civilians in gaza and the high desk told to lower the intens

tanya kramer and hawker and lucy shelton, thank you so much for all of your reporting and we want to bring you up to date now with the latest from gaza. the mosse run health ministry says that is rarely tank fire has killed at least 20 people waiting for humanitarian aid and injured another $150.00. israel says that it is looking into the report is really military says it's fighting him off militants at close quarters. and con eunice as it seeks to dismantle the group, which is classified as a terror organization by several countries. named bodies filled the el cheapo hospital in kansas city after news really attack the desperate people were waiting for a rare delivery of food amid a growing family. the un says cousins are facing the highest levels of food insecurity ever recorded. with over 90 percent of the population surviving on less than one meal day, we were waiting for the truck springing. flower then is riley tank said this with full shells. young people are mounted and others injured. i was hitting the fates and hand. meanwhile in southern gaza is really forces say they have

and that was tanya kramer reporting from jerusalem. the w is washington bureau to n. s. pole has been speaking with retired us army general and former c. i, a director of david betray us about causes future and israel's military operation against mos. mr. refers besides the one ukraine, we are witnessing another major military called. and so i think also with your experience, this is even possible to destroy a terror organizations such as hum us militarily. it's possible. the question is whether it is likely at this point, they want to destroy them os, dismantle the political waiting, and obviously gain the recovery of their hostages. but there need to be other big ideas. there needs to be a big idea about who's going to administer guys. i think inevitably, at least on a temporary basis, it's going default to israel. to do that, there are no hands going up to do that. there's no capable, competent, trustworthy palace. they need an entity that can be brought over from the west bank and they wouldn't want to go in on the backs of is really tanks anyway. sounds as if it'

and i was tanya kramer reporting from jerusalem south african acetate, oscar pissed story, as has been released from prison on parole. the former olympic and paralympic runner has served nearly 9 years of a 13 year sentence for the murder of his girlfriend, the model we've a scene count. hello, key exit for a paralympic star turn. murder. oscar per story is release from this prison near pretoria was largely kept away from the media spotlight. the story is banned from speaking to the press until the end of his parole. it expires in december 2029. until then, he faces restrictions on when he can leave his home. because doris must also attend classes on anger, management, and violence against women. a breach of these conditions could land him behind bars . again, the story is, was convicted of murdering his girlfriend, reverse dean camp on valentine's day, 2013. he shot her 4 times through a bathroom door and his home. his story is claimed. he mistook steam count for a burglar, but prosecutor say he killed her with intent during an argument. members before the murder, the former athlete a

and let's get more, we are joined by the that he is tanya kramer in jerusalem. so what's the reaction in israel? while the test has been the statement now it's a friday afternoon, the country it goes into the weekend. so we've been just hearing from israel as prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he gave his statement. so let's have a listen to what he had to say is really has an inherent right to defend itself. the vile attempt to deny is real. this fundamental right is blinking discrimination against the jewish state and it was justly rejected. the charge of genocide level against israel is not only false, is rages and decent people everywhere should rejected. on the eve of the international holocaust remembered state ident pledge as israel's prime minister, never again, israel will continue to defend itself against come us as well . he also spoke about that as well. we'll continue to provide or make it possible for you many terry in age. but he said in the statement, um, you know that it was the charge, it was rejected. that is certainly not what most people wou

once the current fighting is over let's get across to our corresponding tanya kramer injury. so i'm trying to get to see you, the german 4 minister and i went up there, block has visited palestinians in the occupied westbank. give us a sense of what the biggest issues are. is there what is she likely to have to have heard and seen to the german 4 administer and in a, a brother was visiting a village in the occupied a rush thing, cuz she's also holding talks with her kind of seen him counterpart, really unlucky in ramallah and she said that is one hosted youtube protect palestinians in uh, in the west bank. um this comes on the back talk of course uh what you've been seeing as a deteriorating situation. olson, the occupied of westbank with an increased amount of uh secular violence of violence by is really extreme, is set listed. it has been recorded. she also again read to write it a german stance on is rarely settlements the same. uh, basically it's really settlements are illegal under international law and of course, condemning such a violence know why the war and guys, of

alright, let's speak now to dw, correspond to tanya kramer, who joins us from jerusalem. tanya, great to see you. so it's been a 100 days since the war between israel and hamas began. presence of people have died in that time. tell us what the atmosphere is like in israel at this grim milestone. well, i think it really depends who you ask. you know, you talk to some people here this morning and is, well, this really is something with the sad mood as well. people are having, you know, they said to me, mix feelings about still people saying, you know what happened on october 7, took away the sense of safety and security. a lot of questions being asked about how that could happen. middles of course, now about toward is a lot of focus, of course, and as well what's happening uh, in the, in the fighting every morning. and then use of soldiers that have been killed in dallas and the fighting. there's a good, less focus on what's happening on the civilian population side in a gaza year in the reporting. and of course, a lot of focus is still, as you said on the hostages. it's believe that a

so let's get more now from the debit card of funding tanya kramer in the journals. i'm good morning, tanya. can you tell us a bit more about nathan? yeah. who is your box? well actually it's not the 1st time that the prime minister benjamin netanyahu rejects the idea of a palestinian state. rese, been hearing him saying that before, but of course this comes now after the us secretary of state and new clinton was in the region to us last week talking about that that needs to be a pathway to a publishing and state. you also made remarks at the world economic forum. there was a wednesday and disregard. this is where i can not the chief genuine security without the pathway to a palestinian state. i think on the one hand, this is where the prime minister wants to assert that it's is right. who sets the tone which sets the tone for what was happening, garza after the war. and so it also, he's addressing, of course, his domestic audience here. there's not much talk about, you know, a piece with palestinians or a 2 state solution at the moment. the country is very much focus

occupied westbank, the talks of palestinian president. malcolm moved a bus aspect correspondents, tanya kramer, in jerusalem about the engineer lincoln's efforts to calm the situation as well. what you can say certainly is that his visit comes at a critical time, no free month into the war in go so, but also with heightened tensions between israel and they live in each group has fuller in the north. and also of course attentions with the human eye to these in the red sea. now what he's been seeing again is that of us secretary of state, just me thinking, pushed again israel to scale down the intensity of the strikes in garza and the he said that the daily tools for the civilian population is far too high. he also said that they agreed on the united nation mission to add in, in the northern part of casa, to assess the damage. so that a, a goes into, had to flee a to the south. where sheltering there are able to go back home. that this is very important at the half of the time for you to go back home to their homes of what is left of them about to be also heard the is really on the same before t

and that was tanya kramer reporting from jerusalem for days after a major earthquake rock japan authorities are in a race against time to locate survivors. among the $222.00 people believed still to be missing. the death toll has now risen to at least 90 for japan's western coastline was worst effected by the $7.00 magnitude event, which flattened entire neighborhoods and damaged infrastructure. a large area of land was flooded by the sea. nami, triggered by the earthquake. japan's government has been remarked around 30000000 euros worth of aid to support communities affected. c. w correspond to james tater gave us this update on the situation in what dba? one of the worst effected areas. some of the nights in watching, there are another night where people, whose homes have been destroyed, staying in shelters like this. this building behind me was initially a medical sensor which was transformed into a shelter. the survivors of the south quake in the day since that it happened to be supposed to the manager of this shelter a few moments ago. and she told us that some $700.00 people, mostly w

and that they want to see a more accountability or accountability from israel on that tanya kramer in jerusalem, thank you. see thousands of troops and police are on patrol in ecuador after violence by drug cartels killed at least 16 people. a man hunters under way for a fugitive gang leader following a deal break. scores of prison staff are being held hostage by inmates. i'm a state of emergency is and force security forces patrolling the streets in the port cda of wire keys. one of the hot spots of the crisis at the local market, most soldiers can be seen then buyers. many people are still too afraid to go outside. people are scared and the situation has not normalized yet. still, we come to see if we can sell something as otherwise we don't have money to buy food. ecuador was he'd buy violence on sunday, with a series of kidnappings and explosions across the country. president danielle and the bar declared a 60 day state of emergency sending more than 20000 troops to fight drug gangs. the 36 year old, new boss, who's been in power for less than 2 months, says the nation is a war th

okay, thankfully, so yeah, let's see a shelton in the hague when our correspondent tanya kramer is following developments from jerusalem on a little earlier, i asked her how this legal challenges being received in israel as well. there's a lot of attention a today on the opening of this case. first, it will be south africa. today presenting the case at the court and then on friday, israel will present it's arguments and go to, he's been hearing all along. i mean, israel is a party to the a genocide convention, but it's really, it's also varies from the rejecting rejecting these occupations. they're saying that actually defending is right. it's defending itself against the atrocities that have been committed by the extremes. cruise, how boss and other militant groups from gaza, a during the terror attacks on october, a 7. and this is acute by many of the statements that be heard. and many is rarely official. president, it's a council. has said that this is an atrocious claim, and i think you speak to a lot of it varies here that are saying it should be actually those minutes in groups. there'

what will happen, my absolute victory, dw, as tanya kramer has more about the diplomatic efforts to secure a ceasefire as well. we understand that there is a framework that's being a worked out. there was a meeting in paris on sunday of the heads of the sierra and the most odd and the a medi. i test from a katana, egypt for a meeting there. this kind of frame a framework as it's reported could see a temporary cease fire with some of the as rated hostages that we made. and garza being released in exchange for posting and prism those held in is really a presence. but there are a lot of mixed messages coming out. and you know, depending on which report you're reading uh, the gaps between the 2 sides is run her mouth or either wide or narrowing. her mouse has said that they want to see a full withdrawal of israeli forces and also a full stop, a to the hosting a t's before the release. any hostages, we understand one of them, mostly, this is matt how near was one of those abroad? we'd be traveling a to cargo to discuss the proposal, but we also heard mixed messages from the is really government

jumped over some of the task of about the other is one of its correspondents introduce them, as tanya kramer told me more. i was raised by the is really military happened in the early morning hours at the and at the even single hospital, which is very close to the janine refugee. tell them which i've seen in the past year a lot. a lot of military rates. also a lot of incursions by the military and fighting between palestinian militants and it's really military. so you can see on that see said to be footage on the cover h and that were addressed as civilians. some also in women's clothes, some addressed as medical stuff. some have even a folded wheelchair within but also a weapons on them. and they were going into one of the hospital rooms. there were those 3 published in young men where and they were killed in the hospital. and you can imagine that this created a lot of, you know, outrage, an anger and concern among palestinians because it's happened in a hospital a, supposedly a safe space policy. no officials have said this in contravention of international law. now israel has said the mil

and that is tanya kramer. in jerusalem for us. we can turn out to some other world news headlines. germany's foreign minister and elaina barrow block has condemned to china's aggressive behavior in the south china sea. during her visit to the philippines. bearable criticized china territorial claims in the region and called for a political solution. are you in court rejected beijing's claims to disputed territories in 2016 turkey, romania and full guerria have agreed to remove under water mines from the black sea . the 3 nato members of the mines washed into their territories after the russian invasion of ukraine. and pose a danger to shipping. flooding in the democratic republic of congo has destroyed tens of thousands of houses around the capital kinshasa. water levels in the congo river have reached their highest and almost 60 years. heavy rains and flash floods have killed nearly 300 people in recent months. off when your guinea has declared a state of emergency looting and arson in the capital port moresby have killed at leas

this needs uh, you know, also the support of isabel didn't have to make some hard choices there. tanya kramer and jerusalem, thank you. and here are some other stories making news around the world. the german foreign minister annalee in a fair boxes and 11 on where she has been holding talks with the countries, caretaker, prime minister and achievement. katia, they discussed the tensions between israel and the she. i 11 nice house below militia. there. bach will also visit german soldiers stationed on a forget, in the favorite harbor during the trip. a rushing opposition leader alexia volley has appeared in the video for the 1st time since his secret transferred to an arctic prison to remotely attend a court. hearing the kremlin critic was moved in december and to serving a 19 year sentence for extremism and fraud. millions of commuters in germany are facing massive disruption because of a 3 day strike called by the train drivers union. the strike is affecting cargo and passenger transport. the main real operator has cancelled thousands of trains. it's the latest move in a long running disput

that is the, that these correspond tanya kramer for us. that's turned out as another world news headlines. rescue operations are underway in china is western sion, john region following a major earthquake. several people are reported to have been injured in the magnitude 7 point one quake. presidents have been evacuated to temporary shelters after dozens of homes collapsed. us australia hasn't post actions on a russian hacker for his role. and one of the countries worst ever data fast. the government says the man behind a cyber attack on the medi bank health insurance company. in 2022, nearly 10000000 people were effected. this is the 1st time australia hasn't posted cyber sanction powers and nato secretary general. yeah. and stalls and burke has signed a 1100000000 euro contract for our salary. an issue shows this comes as russian born ukraine has become a bottle for ammunition. the european union had promised to deliver 1000000 shells by march of this year, but european parliament lawmakers say only 300000 have been delivered so far. ukr

we're tanya kramer is standing by. so what is the likely reaction where, where you are going to be, tanya? while we're waiting for this reaction, we assure um there will be a reaction to this. so i think for many this was a very on a scene as a rather a strong description of the humanitarian situation in garza. and i think of one of the main issues as we heard from my colleagues here, that this court case will continue, that the case was not dismissed. and that was one of the issues you know, that we heard so many tons of them is very the officials that they think that they should should not even be put on being discussed on the level of the i c, j in the hague. so this is one of the things, and i think it was interesting to hear that and that you know, some of the ministers and even the president of a voice mentioned in his quotes regarding the situation in gaza. and also now these measures, of course, yes, a didn't a call for hold of the hostilities right now, but still is run has to comply according to the quote to s

now by the w as tanya kramer in jerusalem, tanya, we're hearing about new mediation efforts between the warring parties. there could this be another truce and then making as well, i mean, as far as the demo, more reports, but it's the nature, you know, if these talks behind the scenes that nothing is really confirmed and also depending on the source of my saying the gaps are still a very wide and of as i say, the gaps are narrowing between the size. but there were reports a saying that the heads of the ca and of the is really most sod are supposed to be meeting uh in the coming day. somewhere in europe with the cut, the re and egyptian mediators um, uh for a potentially a new uh, hosted steel. the is really work having that has ultimate, on thursday night discussing a potential a deal or new a ceasefire. so this would entail a temporary fee for it, as it is reported in the media. a phased release of those remaining hostages in garza, in exchange for palestinian prison. his health is really a prison snow. we also know that thomas has always asked for a permanent fees 5 for guarantees tha

and i am now joined by the w, correspond atanya kramer, who is in jerusalem. tanya, we've heard that last fired several rockets at israel last night. bring us up to date. mean this is certainly a part of the reality here. the current reality that shortly around midnight, a barrage of rock hood service sites and gaza into southern israel, but also into to what's the major send to the major cities like a tel aviv. um, it just shows all the hosp, the list of all kits according to the is really military in recent weeks. it just shows that homos and other militant groups in gauze are still capable of launching a such of all kinds of tax. now 3 months into the war and israel's far right finance minister has called for palestinians to leave gaza and make way for israel is who could and i'm quoting him here, make the desert bloom is what he said. tell us a little bit more about that statement. and how it is being received of the well, this is part of the discussions about what a post of war garza would look like. and maybe haven't really heard from the government how they envision what will

this is tanya kramer, speaking to me earlier, and the, as riley army says it is a pushing deeper into southern casa and as now in circle the city of han, eunice, the. i'm also on health ministry and causes said that almost $200.00 palestinians were killed in the past 24 hours alone. bringing the overall desktop to almost 25500 people. we're going to take a look at now at some other world news headlines. search and rescue work continues in china's western sion jan province. after a 7 point, one earthquake struck the region, quite collapsed dozens of homes and left. many injured residents have been evacuated to temporary shelters and also in china. the destro has risen to 20 after a landslide on monday and the south western united province. rescuers have been trying to find people trapped under the debris. official say several residents remain missing. the massive landslide buried several homes and forest. hundreds of people to flee to safety and australia has in post sections on a russian hacker for his role. and one of the countries of worst effort data tasks . the government says the

let's get most of my correspondents, tanya kramer, who's following events from give you some welcome time you will come to the secretary brinkman's in a moment. first, i took a survey, as well as the host will find the casa outlines yesterday by the defense minister. it's right to your color and uh it was defense minister outlined a plan, but his office dress that this is his personal vision. this would have still to be a policy through the smaller war. copying that and to the why to secure to cabinet, to become then an official document. so you'll have to go on the details of what he thinks would be best uh to go a full vote. he said in general, that will continue until old is really hostages. that are remaining in gaza will be released and until uh, it's around the house, dismantled or governing and military or capabilities of thomas. but you've been also into details saying that there will be a face a, the next stage of the war saying that will be a new a come, but approach. apparently he means more targeted approach in the north. and there he's speaking only about the north becau

and over 100 wounded. correspondent, tanya kramer is reporting from jerusalem. so can you just seems to be the center of the is really armies. it's most recent attacks. why this area? well, i mean we've been seeing the focus of israel's operations to in goals of is rose more concentrating, more and more on the solves that doesn't mean that there's nothing happening in the news actually strikes and bombardments are reported from across the gaza strip. but there's a particular focus now on the goals as a 2nd largest city, hun eunice that has been going on for some days, know, and residents that are reporting and very, very heavy fighting and also in areas rest of hon. eunice. so you have to understand that is what it is saying that they are a presuming that has how much a leadership is potentially hiding in hon eunice. but also, you have to see that, you know, there are a lot of the people that have been playing in the past 3 months, or have been displaced from the north that been seeking shelter. in con eunice, they have been told to evacuate, and according to th

and these riley army says it's on high alert and ready for any scenario or asset correspondent, tanya kramer and jury slipped by the age route and has blah 11 of an engine closer to a full scale will while both sized is say, at least that they're prepared for any scenario is really military on this year. believe that they don't want to go for full on or just yet. but of course, this is speculation and anything can happen at this point, be part of the head is going to lead a husband as well as saying that the killing of how messy does so that's a duty should not go unpunished. he also said that in his speech they will fight is road will extend the war uh to live in on. uh we heard uh from the is rarely side uh the chief of stop hurts. yeah. libby was touring uh the northern border. uh, yesterday he was saying that the military's in a very high state of readiness, but he also stressed that to focus right now is uh on. uh, i'm us. so we seen, of course, since october 7, uh many cross border tex detentions has been rising constantly around the blue, the so called blue line between a israel and t

this needs, uh, you know, also the support of isabel didn't have to make some hard choices there. tanya kramer and jerusalem, thank you to hear some other stories making news around the world. german foreign minister. i don't mean a bad walk, isn't 11 on where she has been holding talks with the countries, caretaker, prime minister and non different cottage. they discussed the tensions between israel and the she i lebanese hezbollah militia. their boss will also visit german soldiers stationed in a forget indeed they were harbor during the trip. police in poland have entered the presidential palace and arrested 2 former ministers who are due to serve sentences for a piece of power. colin's new prime minister donald tusk, has accused the president andrea to the of obstructing justice president data and 2 former ministers belong to the law and justice party, which was voted out of office last year. us secretary of defense slide austin has undergone treatment for prostate cancer medical staff so that he has been hospitalized since january 1st with a urinary tract infection that developed after th

test whole, and that they want to see a more accountability or accountability from israel on that tanya kramer and jerusalem, thank you. here are some other stories now making news around the world. security forces in ecuador have been conducting nationwide raids and a fight back against criminal gangs. police have arrested more than 350 suspects in response to a wave of gang violence and the detention of prison staff by inmates. the u. s. federal aviation administration is launching a formal investigation into the boeing 737 max 9 aircraft. a cabin panel blew out during the flight last week, leaving a hole in the fuselage. the aircraft made an emergency landing us airlines have grounded their boeing 737 max 9 planes. the tesla is pausing production at a plant in germany because the tax on ships and the red sea have disrupted its supply chain. the electric car maker is to halt manufacturing outside of berlin for 2 weeks at the end of this month. and tens of thousands demonstrated in slovakia as capital brought a slab against plans to change the criminal code. the government wants to reduce pen

and that is tanya kramer in jerusalem for us. meanwhile the palestinian red crescent as for paramedics, have been killed, and it is rarely air sprite on an ambulance. and gaza is roland, says that as targeting come off, the radical is one. this group classified as a terrorist organization by several countries, including germany. a daily reality team, gaza people riding in panic. after rain is really air strikes. the attack had a 2 story building in the central city of their l. bala and the people were queueing to receive aid at the school they were headed. 20 martyrs were buried at the school with that and they show in this hospital in the same area, paramedics burst into tears as they recognized their colleagues. 4 of them were killed after and these really strikes cheap. there were ambulance. this is death. move actually the i'm of them were being directly targeted. so we won't be able to save the lives of the wounded village above we said many times before the ambulances will be moving, but it looks like they want to stop patients being saved because of this direct air strike in res

and tanya kramer has more now from jerusalem. so currently is realized defending itself against genocide allegations. as we've heard there, how is this being seen in israel itself as well? i think it's pretty closely watched what is happening in the, in house and people here. you know, i say, you know, this shouldn't have happened in the 1st place. it's, it's a very strange situation said, you know and comments on social media. um, also the newspapers are leading with the story. uh, also uh, online that as well. uh, signs itself now uh on the bench there and we've been hearing today, of course the it's really arguments the legal team. there was indeed opening remarks by the legal adviser told back uh he described again in detail of what happened on october, a 7 during the terror attacks perpetrated by how much in other extremist groups. and he said, you know, that south africa would they present, it was simply distorting the facts. and he also made a remark. if there were x of genocide they have been perpetrated against israel. s

deadly at heart attacks in israel, 3 months ago of the let's go straight to the correspondent tanya kramer, in general to the welcome a target. so the secretary states a is visiting a policy and present mahmoud abbas what those key i want to achieve that. well i think of you a secretary of state and blinking has set last night in his press conference that he wants to talk to the palestinian leader about the post war scenarios. what role the posting authority can play, but also about reforms that would be necessary. uh for the uh, forward you to play a role in postwar garza now the policy and the servers the does on the real part of the occupied westbank. it's not in garza since 2007. it's also not very popular among many pablo statements after no election since 2006. and i think the posting and leadership would like to hear from the secretary of state or the americans. what they do uh to end the war in gaza. a to protect publishing and civilians, not trusting god, but also in the occupied of westbank. we also heard a engineer blinking, they're talking about the increase. the concern about

it's tanya kramer in jerusalem. they can bring you up to speed now, but some of the world news headlines that of the world health organization has condemned an attack on a palestinian red crescent building and cause a were displaced. people had been sheltering to address, give raise us. describe the strikes in the hospital as unconscionable. 5 people, including a baby were reported, kills in the us. donald trump has appealed a ruling. removing him from the presidential primary ballot in the state of maine. last week, the former president was banned from running by means top election official over his role in the january 6th assault on the west capital. thousands of doctors in england have begun a 6 day walk out, demanding better pay. it'll be the longest strike in the history of the state, run national health service and comes after talked with the government broke down and emergency services in central and northern parts of germany are trying to contain the funding of rivers and waterways. following heavy rains, th

you're kramer is standing by for us, tanya, great to see you. so says africa is taking a case to the international criminal court today, accusing israel of that china seidel acts in gaza. how is this legal challenge being received in israel? of the well, there's a lot of attention a today on the opening of this case. first, it will be south africa today presenting the case as a court and then on friday is road will present its arguments. and what we've been hearing all along, i mean, is role is a party to the a genocide convention, but it really is also varies from the rejecting rejecting these occupations. they are saying the actually defending is right. it's defending itself against the atrocities that have been committed. 5 extremes, cruise, how boss and other militant groups from gaza. a during the terror attacks on october, a 7. and this is acute by many of the statements that be heard. and many is really official. prison counselor has said that this isn't the atrocious claim, and i think you speak to a lot of his rates here that are saying

the model of or let's get more on this for me to have these correspond antonio kramer joining now from jerusalem. tanya, tell us a little bit more about why we have seen so many israeli soldiers a killed in just one day. yeah, it has been described to in the really me does the deadly a stay for the is ready troops of fighting in this war in garza. so from reports here, what is being known at this point is that apparently, currently the is where the army is clearing of what they call structures and buildings along the permit to the is really the goal. so for to, to allow, at some point to the is really communities to return back around living close to the border. so they're trying to create apparently a buffer zone and we're planting minds and explicit the instructors. so an r p g from one of the militant groups was apparently shot. and the a, one of the structures associates were working in planting those months and expenses . i exploded their talks about the devastating seen that a search and rescue this on the way. so 20 them a soldiers are confirmed or killed and this incident bringing the overall d

occupied westbank, the talks of palestinian president mach mood of us dw atanya kramer joins us now from jerusalem for more. so tanya, the secretary of state has been fine to come thing down in the region. is there any indication that he's having success of the slow, we can say you certainly comes at a critical time. and as you heard in the report, know, 3 months into the war in garza, but also heightened tensions between israel and has the law. and this was northern border with a southern liber known but also in other regions, like with the many of these and the red sea. so a reef heard again from the us secretary and the blinking that he's pushing to scale down the intensity of this strikes in gaza saying the daily told on the civilian population and gaza is part are too high. you also said that he's pushing for this uh uh, as an assessment mission to northern goals of the united nations to see when a published in residence of had to flee or, and to back here to the southern pods or could come back home. now it's really military and the other end has announced that they are changing the combat tactics in the noise