okay, so that was daniel regarding that, let's bring in the use the lease corresponding tanya kramer. she's joining us from jerusalem. thanks so much for joining us on the show, tanya. can you walk us through a little bit more about what we know, how much do we know about these is really started strides on targets in iran, or why is this item indeed has stood coming in? but what we noticed, i took it off to, to a local time here in the region. and the is really all me basically confirmed in the statement that there are conducting these precise strikes on military targets in iran and the keyboard. he is military targets. and from what we understand heels, what's reported in is there any media, this attack or the retaliatory strikes are ongoing the piece to be a 2nd wave of strikes. and we understand from state media and iran that they were reporting for as the explosions around a tear on this be no more reports in state media saying that military bases were targeted. there are also reports about the strikes in the syrian capital demoss schools. although we don't have much more informat

the w is tanya kramer, in jerusalem you and secretary general antonio gutierrez, released a statement on saturday. denouncing home austin, calling for an immediate end to the quote shocking violence and bloodshed and gaza and loving on. earlier in the week is real declared that you and she's a persona non grata, denying him entry into the country. gutierrez, a statement comes on the eve of the october 7th anniversary when her last militants abducted 251 people. it's time for the use of the hostages. fine to silence the guns. time to stop the suffering, the closing gulf, the reach and time for peace, international law and justice. united nations is fully committed to achieving these goals. in the midst of so much bloodshed and the vision, we must hold on to hope that the memory of the victims united, samuel is and then the suffering and violence seem to hold me the least. and this has never stopped working for the last thing solution to the conflict where israel, palestine, and all other countries of the region can find the leaving piece and dignity and respect for one another. the for

okay, that's bringing the w's middle east correspondence, tanya kramer, she's joining us. i'm following the story extensively from jerusalem. tanya, can you walk us through what we know about these really as strikes these really strikes on iran and what they've achieved? what they've done? yeah, we heard some more information early this morning uh, from uh, the military spokes person there, which is truth atanya dining and her gar speaking. then he said also that old plains, that were involved in this, in this operation, have now returned safely to israel. this always takes a couple of hours. this is a, you know, very far away. he also said that basically this around, that was in multiple stages. what we've been seeing is 1st around 2 am, the 1st reports local time here. we're coming in from iran, of explosions being reported that and shortly after we heard from the is really military. he is saying that they had started a retaliatory attack, as they said, basically a talking with precise strikes, military targets. and this is also the key word and this was now picked up aga

dw, corresponding tanya kramer is in jerusalem we asked or earlier what the mood in israel is like on the eve of the attacks anniversary. i think that's a rather complex question. depends on who you are as though certainly people have lost their loved ones in the terror attack on october 7. yeah. go for them. it's a day to, you know, remember that to remember their loved ones. it's a day of a morning and come in well ration then you have people who still wait for the last ones to come back from guys. i've been taken hostage there. there were over 250 people taking hostage a 101. i still believe to be in garza and there's no si, fi or hosted steel on the horizon to bring them back right now and then you have people i spoke to also who has survived what happened on october 7. i went with them back home, most of those residents of the cube would seem to the the locality stay around because of strip villages and towns they, most of them have not really returned home for them. it's still a trauma to be back home and the situation is not really resolved. on top of that, of course you have t

security. tanya kramer is dw, just correspondence in jerusalem. she told me more about the bills binding and a yeah, it's a very significant and very serious and move by as well as parliament to shut down and basically prohibit or has been serving palestinians or giving services to posting in refugee so over 70 years. now this bill effectively prohibits on uh from operating is ready territory. and what that means is basically it has its headquarters in occupied east jerusalem. so we're expecting this headquarters where you know, the management is and everything else to shut down, but it will also severely limit its abilities to work in the occupied westbank. and in particular, of course in gauze where, where it's one of the key you, many, terry and players to providing age to end and health services, schools, whatever, add to posting in the. now the bill also imposes a so called non contact policy with uh and uh, and it also be bokes, an agreement that was agreed upon in $9067.00 that regulated the activities of and in a here in the region. now th

that's tanya kramer, dw correspondent injury. so the okay, moving on, iran has executed a 69 year old mom with jewel german, rainy and citizenship. the country is traditionally a nice the killing on monday. are demonstrated charmaya was kidnapped in due by a rainy and security forces. in 2020 he was convicted on terror charges related to a 2008 attack on a month, a most in a ron that killed 14 people. i'm wounded hundreds more. his family disputed the allegations and worked for years to try and get him freed. the german government has condemned the execution cooling to run a quote in humane regime. okay, so more now we can cross over to get so near. she's the director of the strategic litigation project. us think time the atlantic time. so thank you so much for being on the program. welcome. what kind of threats did dumb should show mad posed to the arabian regime? this is somebody who was a long time dissident and he called out the human rights violations and crimes of this regime. and that is why he was a target. i think it's v

the key thing is up to date from jerusalem . tanya kramer, that release correspond. okay, let's move on nice to dw reports and stuff, and simon's, he's joining us from washington dc to bring in the american perspective. what's the response that phone from the white house? the lighthouse is edmunds to emphasize that it has no part, not participating us, is not participating in any way or form on any level in this is really military operation. administration is key not communicating this because they don't want the wrong has to miss understand anything. however, i also can let you know that the biden harris administration is brief in real time . that means the president's president biden is priest in real time. he's not in the white house and he come a lot. harris mice president is brief in real time. she's on the campaign trail, holding speeches, but knows about what's going on. apparently, as reports indicate there were now 3 ways of protects against iran is tonya said, we don't know is that was it? but the reports indicating that with this 3, a tech waste of is rare

dw correspondent tanya kramer joins us from jerusalem. tonia well, now that the attacks have concluded to walk us through what we know about the strikes that israel says well, own military targets in iran. you know, i think people who are waking up this morning or those who have probably followed all night what was happening there. now this was a long expected retire the strike in iran, which the military said it's now completed and the military for the set. also, the old planes involved and this large operation have now returned a safely to the ad basis in is row. now this strikes and folded over several hours and we 1st heard about explosions being reported in to have drawn events, a capital. and then shortly after that was about of to, to am local time statement by the military confirmed that actually it was conducting precise strikes as it said on military targets. and you've gone. and the key here is the military targets. know we have learned over the course of the hours last i was a bit more about these targets. as you already mentioned, the army struck missed the manufacturing f

i correspondence that tanya kramer, welcome atanya, and so we now believe that our rockets are on the way to israel us from iran. what are you hearing? well, i mean we could see it very clearly. and actually this orange, this a talk is apparently not over. so what happened to in the past i was so you know, the whole building where we are in, you know, everybody is now down in the show to the show to in the basement. and i was just the also going up and down because, you know, once you, you're out of the shelter. this are in school off. i thing people, he had told me that, you know, this never experience something like that mess simply. i mean, you could see on the math, what's actually the alert system or is where i was read basically. um, the ms thoughts that came and be here from the army. they're asking people to still stay next to their shows or, or in the shelter because they're saying that this attack is not over. i do not have an overview right now where the missiles, you know, what, where the targets. but you could be hearing a lot of interest sections, a lot of things. uh, th

boots rain, were almost $400.00 people were killed when they attacked the gas dw, corresponding tanya kramer is in rain where the attack on that music festival took place. tanya, give us a sense of how is real, is commemorating this day i in or tanya, can you hear me maybe we can get back to tony. we seem to be having some trouble with the line there to that to rain . well, perhaps talk to tony again in a moment. but 1st the super number music festival, where i'm us launches terry attack was billed as a celebration of peace and friendship. our next report connects with a survivor who recalls the moment the music stopped and the horror began as hello beach, a k onto success music is a safe space. still, he was the last d j to perform as a supernova, music festival in his room on october 7th, when how much time and attendance launched a terrorist attack since then get it and has played his set again several times dedicating it to 2 of us survive us so many people told me that seems like a closure for them. and we'll me again with that with in the long as in my and uh, the defensive finish and

repeatedly ordered to evacuate, claiming there is no way of left to save for them to go w, as tanya kramer has the story now of one such family forced to flee. multiple is really bombardments. a this is where the to move of family can home. but only for now. this, this one of thousands of tents near the beach and send to a gaza. there were forced to leave the re is home in northern garza last october. i must admit, attends from gaza approved to the attacked southern is really communities is where i retired. you did with an air offensive and play to a ground invasion of these. how husband up to saddam and the grandchildren has been on the move for the past 12 months, like tens of thousands of other postings in gaza. we were displaced by the foaming wherever we went. they were mess because we would leave one place struck by tragedy need to arrive at another place where a new building on a folded every place, we fled to became another scene of devastation. to contain myself, they sold shelter and civil schools and northern garza then fled south to central garza to half of $200.00 units. and b

kid boots writing were almost 400 people were killed when they attacked began, dw corresponded tanya kramer's in regime, where that attack on the music festival took place. and she gave us a sense of how it feels to stand beside with a terrorist attack was launched a year ago, a variety at the for the 4 digit values. it's actually just a few kidding me just a way. and this is where people a young many young people, you go on october 7, right then thing until the early morning and this is wayne hummer reached the border and came here and you see here behind me all these photos of those that were killed on this day and some a well actually also taken hostage and i can tell you, it is, you know, people coming here are in, has something moved when you are going here. i saw a dispute of these of photos. or if he's been seeing here from a, you know, at this time and the rockets were launch from garza to where its, uh, the southern towards southern israel. and october 7 to 629 across israel. uh, people were holding a minute. uh, a moment of silence also here. uh, some of the family members came you