u. k. have now impose new sanctions on a rom, just phase off to the attack on israel, individuals connected to the revolution, we call the defense minister as well as firms involved in joining production have been target says by the new sanctions is present terabyte and says the move has been coordinated with g 7 countries plus bringing a white house correspondent company how, cuz he joins us now from washington dc. so it came to a united front. these sanctions were announced in coordination with g 70 does what . what can you tell us? that's right. well, as you mentioned, they are targeting leaders and entities connected with the i r g c. they are also targeting arise defense ministry and michelle and rome program. and as you will recall, it was ms 1000 drones that were fired by a ron towards israel on saturday. evening, as you mentioned in retaliation for the attack on the causal list in damascus. now, what the white house is saying is it is really committed along with its partners and allies t

u. k. have voted in favor of a new bill that would say young people, bands from smoking, green tobacco and fights. bill aims to prevent anyone age 60 no younger now from ever legally buying a packet of cigarettes. and also i used to make a vague thing less of picketing the bill wilner passed to the next stage in parliament. torrential downpours of caused flash flooding into by leaving parts of the city underwater defies. major international efforts as diverse of scores of incoming flights because of the exception of weather. so matters of the u. i a have recorded almost a years worth of rain and 24 hours a fresh process of taking place in georgia over a controversial bill. the critics aims to silence political opponents. thousands of people have turned out into places to impose that legislation. lawmakers have passed a draft version earlier on tuesday. the bill because any organization received more than 20 percent of its funding from abroad to register as an organization pursued in the interest

u. k. have voted to advance a bill that would see young people banned from smoking. it aims to prevent anyone who is currently 15 or younger from ever legally buying cigarettes. it also aims to making beeping less appealing. the bill will now pass to the next stage in parliament german chancellor, all actual signs wrapped up a 3 day visit to china where he met at length with the chinese president children paying on tuesday, rushes more on ukraine was high on the agenda, but so to were germany and the used trade ties with china. it was the culmination of a high stakes trip to china. chancellor shells held unusually long discussions in beijing with chinese president. she's in pain a 3 hour meeting that included a private tea ceremony and a meal. one of the chancellors goals to convince china to put pressure on rushes. vladimir persian canada as a permanent member of the un security council showing that has a heightened responsibility for peace in the world i'm showing is would, has weights in russia. that's why i asked president, she to accept its influence on russia.

most of them is also have been intercepted by israel and the us, u. k. and jordan, i've also shopped down drones, air raid sirens, have signed it across, is ro and explosions were heard in jerusalem. the arabian revolutionary guards, as the assault is in retaliation for an attack on its concert in syria, which killed several generals. united nations security council has called an emergency meeting. it's all right, you are up to date and that's what we have time for this hour. we'll be back in a little over 3 quarters of an hour. and in the meantime, you can stay up to date on our website dw, dot com. and you can follow us on social media for me on the team here in berlin and around the world. thanks for watching. take care the sometimes to best. all right, how about you? out to the highlight for every week, not to not conflict crises, every single connection mapped out shows the geophysical reality. the on the board is what makes things the way they are mapped out, navigating a changing world now on youtube.

u. k. we have forgotten that after they abolition of the law or the language in the ukraine, it's the whole south of ukraine. in fact, i started big protests from what they saw to up to, to done yet as well, but the costs are given and therefore they, the ukrainian army was involved. but the problem is that the ukraine army was composed both by ukrainian speakers and russian speakers and very soon the ukrainian or russian speakers in the ukraine. now, i mean just the effect of the rebels. and that's, that's, that explains, in fact why the red bows got so, so much a weapons and so fast. because complete the regiments in baton ions from the ukraine unami just defective pseudo rabbits. and based on that, the ukranian government ask naples to assist in a kind of restrictive string of the armed forces and improve the goal. so all the matters of each turn, the discipline and all that. and i was involved in that, and therefore i had the opportunity to watch the, the conflict from within the ukraine at tha

and so we have united states, we have the u. k, we have the front side even comes like jordan stepping in and the helping is ralph, shoot things out of the sky. so yes, he's real sees that there is an opportunity hit your dilemma that the defense vanessa was speaking to his us counts of pods. lloyd austin, hot air on by phone and he highlights it's in that. so if i'm cold, as he put it, read out, put it the opportunity to establish an international coalition at strategic allies, the accounts of the threat posed by iran. but as we know, the white house is not really playing bold at the moment from israel perspective. and it is saying to israel that a waiting support, any kind of retribution attack or against the wrong for a runs retribution against israel sites. the united states wants to master the saw pay or of course the question. the big question is, and we don't have a public, a bicycle onset for this. the department is, is well prepared to go to line. we don't, i worry. all right, so that's we're trying to, in occupied east j

most of them is files have been interest septic by israel, and the us, u. k. and jordan have also shot down drones, air raid sirens have signs that across israel and explosions of being heard in jerusalem. the rainy and revolution regard says the soul is in retaliation for an attack on its consulate in syria, which killed several generals. it's the 1st time around has we launched a direct military attack on israel despite the decades of intense hostility? well, just before israel officially and 9th, the attack had started as ready, prime minister benjamin netanyahu released this message for the 1st row, the citizens in recent years and even more so in recent weeks, israel has been preparing for the possibility of a direct attack from iran or defense systems are deployed. we're prepared for any scenario. both in defense and attack by the state of israel is strong. these really army is strong, public is strong, as well as being widespread international condemnation of the reigning an attack president joe biden repeat, repeated americas are implied. support for is

u. k. have imposed new sanctions on the wrong of this comes of course just days off the to her on launched that drone and miss how strike on israel alcohol. so ron says that was in retaliation for a strong comments, confident in damascus. and the sanctions move now by the us and u. k. individuals connected to the revolutionary god. the defense ministry as well as funds involved in drawing for the auction have been targeted. us president joe biden size, the move has been called an a c with g 7 countries. the north korea has apparently removed street lights along roads leading to the south korea being seen as another sign of the switch off and relations off till late. it came german, described the neighbors, those 2 hostile states. eunice kim has more from the south korean capital. so north korea has reportedly removed thousands of street lamps lining the only 2 known paved roads connecting north and south korea. they run on either side of the peninsula, the county line on the west, and the pool h

the ukraine must have the dumbest, which is to say, nato and the united states. and u. k, must have the done best. so why, why is that? and i don't know the answer, but i am now more suspicious than i was prior to this. i mean, there is something very valuable there probably under the ground. i don't know. it's but that territory is highly coveted and it's filled with the russians that via craniums have been fighting with for a long time. not, not russians proper, but russian speaking ukrainians, western which they had been attacking because we didn't want them to separate from . they didn't want them to have a ton, i mean, and to have a ton, i mean, needs to own your resources. so this is a resource for it. my, my prejudice is always that when you see or it is about resources. and i believe that, and i think i missed a little bit of interest in how valuable they've done best is to the west. now why i don't know why. i don't know precisely why, but i'm going to try to learn more about that right now. as it is right now, do you feel that some country is what this page is o

u. k. and jordan have also shot down drones, air raid sirens, founded across israel. the iranian revolutionary guards, as the assault was in retaliation for an attack on its embassy compound, in syria, on april 1st, which killed 16 people, including several iranian generals. that there has been widespread international condemnation of the iranian attack. president joe biden repeated the united states . iron clad support for israel un secretary general. antonio cojet has criticized what he called a serious escalation by iran. the un security council has called an emergency meeting. germany's for minister and elaina. bab bach also condemned to be a taxi. it could plunge the entire region into chaos. and the british prime minister receives so not called the assault reckless and vowed to stand up for his rarely security. the very latest from the buildings corresponded to rebecca writers joining us now from jerusalem. good morning, rebecca. tell us how things are looking there today. well, clear on the streets. certainly in jerusalem, it is pretty much business as usual th

u. k. have blocked the entrance of the national health service headquarters in central london. they're demanding the cancellation of an n. h. s. contrast with pal and tier of the american company that specializes in software platforms and data analysis. supplies advance technology to israel's military to protest or say, policies here is complicit and israel's more on hospitals. and 2 more head on the houses here and is, are included with the as you cream, tries to increase its true numbers. nato consider as a proposal to provide us with long term military aids and etc, about che, will not withdraw from the surface for league despite their players being of time during your game last month. up stories coming up with you on this for the but 1st, rescuers and taiwan are pulling earthquake victims from the rubble of their homes. the strongest tremor to hit the islands in 25 years. toppled buildings killing at least 9 people in injuring hundreds. the underwater magnitude 7.2 quick struck at around 8 am. and it was also felt in southern japan, eastern china and the philippines. same a

u. k. have come fresh for meetings with these ramsey, do shipping tel aviv during the morning, david cameron emerging from that, saying it is clear that these writers making a decision to act, that we hope that they do so in a way that does as little as possible to escalate this, perhaps the clearest sign that is that and is really response is being planned and the blinking the secretary of state us exercise will be he. he will likely reiterate the us position that he will not stand alongside these rarely, if it's minutes. i relate retaliates level non, so i will, none of the other allies do so either that it's also an effort to try and pull israel back. and i think further to all of that, they will be an effort as well in the coming hours to try and re focus attention that has drifted in recent days back towards the war on guys up to what time us the captives these ready to capture students still being held, the need for you to the need for a cease fire. i beg your pardon and for the opening of

u. k. u and then you are paying council, have s b u k. to drop the scheme. how does training, joins try cuz killed at least one pass and in southern lebanon. it hit a vehicle in the town of blooming around 50 kilometers from the route is where the armies as the target was a member of hezbollah. nobody's on grief as laurence and attack in which highly ation is remote g and has blood. i've been exchanging flying across the border since october. the close border fighting between israel and the lebanese group has been growing in intensity, is despise tens of thousands of people on both sides of the border. they know how to join the un peacekeeping trip tool, touring $711.00 to see the cost of the wall. and the signs of war are visible almost everywhere along lebanon's border with isabel. this is a frontline where there's little life after more than half a year of hostilities that began when hezbollah opened up a front to help. it's like him, us in casa, most of israel strikes have been focused on an area about 5 to 10 kilometers from the border. now we are cross

u. k. have condemned alonza attack on israel. british prime minister wishes to enact flights. his government would continue to stand up for his ra secuity. the foreign policy chief joseph for out called old is a grave threat to regional security. that's bringing poll brendan in london for more on the reactions come to condemnation full. i'll be runs the attack from a number of countries, but also calls for restraint. indeed, i mean, the fact that he ran was going to strike out his route was widely anticipated. it had been telegraphed in diplomatic circles for a number of days now. perhaps the number of drums and massages involved is surprising alarming to the european governments and the reactions of the european governments in the hours since the attack fire out was launched has been too prone, frankly, on what elements is, is strong to come to a nation unequivocal combination, strong combination condemnation, but we're content nation basically ringing out through all of the statements that is being issued. and that combination being directed iran for launching these strikes.

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u. k. would have done the se that while i would argue there is a massive degree of difference between what israel did in damascus. but what britain to the hostile nation flattened one of our confidence? well, we would take, we would take the very strong action and dig around would say that that's what that is. but what made it, as i said, was a massive attack. so the right to respond, what the reaction is, what we have. so what i'm saying now the transit time the attacks they carried, i was on a very large scale, much bigger than the people side to respond to the stand. and he policy is widely used by the west is your is indeed part of the west and glover would then definitely stand there with that he receives with everything that is allowed to be . he's really otherwise, but there's not the others. so again, we go back to the memo that registered or send receive as a for, and secretary in 2018, stating that everything the americans and the allies do it a lot. but we use you menu, jerry and ization and a violation of human rights only against our enemies, like russia, china, iran, and nort

u. k. and jordan have also shot down drones, air raid sirens that sounded across israel and explosions were heard in jerusalem. iranian revolutionary guard says the assault is in retaliation for an attack on its consulate in syria, which killed several generals iranian diplomats. the united nations set in the statements, but their attack on israel can quote, be deemed concluded us, and that is our show for now. i will be back at the top of the hour with more news headlines. thank you so much for joining us. the glory days of motor racing. one means stands apart from all the rest. solo from up until 1989. this race tracks near 10, i was a magnet for the fastest drivers from all over the world. we're meeting legends from indian motor sports, learning about the legendary solar problem. next, on d, w, conflicts, crises, every single connection mapped out shows that you can disagree. i see the on the board is what makes things to the way they are mapped out. navigating a changing world now on youtube and medical treatments may not sound very feeling. it could be suffering cassidy's distress. she

u. k. and jordan have also shot down drones, air raid sirens that sounded across israel and explosions were heard in jerusalem. iranian revolutionary guard says the assault is in retaliation for an attack on its consulate in syria, which killed several generals iranian diplomats. the united nations set in the statements, but their attack on israel can quote, be deemed concluded, and that is our show for now. i will be back at the top of the hour with more news headlines. thank you so much for joining us. the p tons, thinking offsite 300 he is of the mon, weird comments. what kind of the legendary philosophers will teach us today? let's get to the quote, some of the castleguard tow imperative. next on d. w. indoctrination, propaganda and fake news rules. russia with an iron fist since the attack on ukraine. suppression of defense as intensifying. the last members of the opposition in the country are being harassed or driven into excellent. t indoctrination of a nation to russia. in 45 minutes on the w. some hot tips for your package, the corners to cities, check on some great cultural memori

u. k. we have forgotten that after they abolition of the law under language in the ukraine, it's the whole south of ukraine. in fact, i started big protests from, but they saw to up to, to done yet or what, but the costs are given and therefore they, the ukrainian army was involved. but the problem is that the ukraine army was composed both by ukrainian speakers and russian speakers and very soon the ukraine, the russians, speakers, ukraine, now, i mean, just the effect of the rebels. and that's, that's, that explains, in fact why the red bows got so. so much a weapons and so fast because complete regiments and battalions from the ukraine, unami just defected, pseudo rabbits. and based on that, the ukrainian government us can able to assist in a kind of restructuring of the armed forces and improve the goal. so or the mattress of it turned out displaying and all that. and i was involved in that. and therefore i had the opportunity to watch the, the conflict from within the ukraine at that stage. an

u. k. would have taken similar options . well, i would argue there is a massive degree of difference between what israel did in damascus. but what britain to the hostile nation flattened one of our concepts? well, we would take, we would take the survey stroll actually, and around would say that that's what that is, what, what made it, as i said, was a massive attack. so the right to respond. but the reaction is what we have. so what i'm saying, how's the attack the attacks they carried, i was on a very large scale, much bigger than the people side to respond. and now the western leaders of us to followed suit, pending the blames quietly on the rhine, while overlooking israel's initial strike on toronto consulate in syria, uranian regime. this latest actions will further destabilize the region and make lasting peace more difficult. these attacks demonstrate yet again the arabian regimes disregard for peace and stability in the region for by law. we should not respond by escalating, but rather isolated iran succeed in convinc

u. k. would have taken similar actions. while i would argue there is a massive degree of difference between what israel did in damascus. but what britain to the hostile nation flattened one of our confidence? well, we would take, we would take the very strong action and around would say that that's what that is, what, what made it, as i said, was a massive attack. so the right to respond, but the reaction is what we have. so what i'm saying, how did, how does the attack the attacks they carried, i was on a very large scale, much bigger than people. excited to respond loss. as you and envoy, you accused the security council west and members bates of engaging in a quote parade of hypocrisy and double standards. when it comes to the mid lease, sweeping across those lines are still doing, you know, you know, very well and an attack on i diplomatic mission, is it costs us by lie on dates, national low, and if west emissions? well, under attack, you would not hesitate to reach savvy. i can prove your case in this old because for

you have the u. k. announcing the 1st sort of net 0 target by 2050 in the world. and then early in 2020, a pandemic came, people are suddenly talking about government intervention. we're talking about investment instead of austerity. we're talking about building back a better and not going back to the economy pre pandemic. and coming out of the pandemic, we have the korean war, which put stressors across europe, particularly on energy supply. and what we saw was the u. k. a. now it's new north sea oil and gas. and that's put us in a really difficult position because investing a new fossil fuel infrastructure doesn't help us meet or meet our energy needs now . and it doesn't lower energy bills, but also just puts us in perpetual crisis because the climate crisis is not going anywhere. who the id feel about all of the big events that happen recent years and how that directly impacts what you're doing? yes, sir, for some context we launched at the end of july 2020 and then in may 2021. this has when we saw a through to install, people have gaza. people being forced o

u. k. each. yea. and this is actually part of the government agreement. is it not? can you tell us about that? yeah, i think we have the domains or domains domains. we have u k, where the little masters that i'd be living, i think for the last. so the last 23 years about about 30 percent of domestic population. they'd rather in the country i've left u k. i think major leads because of the wages that we just and also the unemployment of the country. and as i said earlier before, 2016, the doped as well. good you. it's united way immediately getting employed. but now that little frustrations that are coming up with the government because of the different those 2 dimensions that i've brought, you realize that you dental of this study delays tend to of, to fight overboard and strikes will promotions. you have to keep them for keep on following so many of the specific doctors actually leaving for you. okay. most of them do you okay. and to, to you is, but you can bring the, the dismissal for my daughter, 2 of them. and mostly it's not, they don't, you know, because mostly the ones are really specialized. i believe it co

u. k. we'll have a video conference together around late lunch time, a late lunch time, your p and size for about 3 hours from now at which they will discuss the implications is going forward from here. full button to the 4th and the defense polls. cost was a check in with pull later in the day. uh, but with me right now on site is all different about together james, baseball defense. i just, i see a topless to discuss this a little bit further. let's, let's just begin with actually, what we don't know about these missiles. what was a, how were they actually launch from iran because they've been very impressive. you're not to be reaching is right. yes. so we had 3 different types. you have a long range drones for those kind of causey drones there. sure. head 136 is go to a range of about 2000 kilometers. very small boy head though and they launched but a 185 of those. and then we have the most sophisticated cruise missiles, the cavity, much larger warheads, and they would be flying at several 100 miles from columbus has an huh. and then you have ballistic missiles, which all would arrive ov

you have u k, the us, germany and india, which is hasn't really made up its mind how to respond to this escalation, the middle east, but at least for the us, some sanctions already being put up for a vote in the house of representatives there. so this is not a controversial shot subject for israel's allies, and it seems that we're trying to build momentum here to get a diplomatic offensive. but a lot of these allies that you paid us in germany have urges real to make that the alternative to military attack because they see any military attack as being an escalation. now, is rarely war cabinet has converged a couple of times now. and they've said that they are going to try to avoid a regional award that their response would be calculated and not from the god. but listen to ron this so that any military response to the strikes over the weekend would be met with a even a harsher attack. and that's because the ron sees their strike as retaliatory strike. where is the allegedly, israel's strike on an embassy complex in syria that belong to iran? so escalation is not of the question. even if

u. k. of course, have condemned the rounds attack on israel. we can get more on particularly the us response. now if we go to kimberly, how could joins us from washington, dc that you go. so kimberly, 1st of all, we know that there's been this a g 7 b team. what's coming out of that when they talk about stabilizing the middle east, what are they proposing us? yeah, what we know is that the us president convened a meeting of those g 7 leaders. and what has come out of it has not only been an unequivocal condemnation of the a ronnie, an air attack against israel by the international community, but also the need to hold ron accountable and terms of some sort of diplomatic response. no, we haven't been told what that diplomatic response will be and we're hoping to get some id or sense of that in the days to come. but certainly what we're being told is that it was a unanimous feeling that this was an unprecedented assault. something the us president used in his wording and his statement shortly after his phone call with the israeli prime minister be

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telling this really set how concerned many, many countries, all among them do many of you also have the u. k. for minister cameron here at the same time and she was telling them, so it's uh, it should basically consider to calibrate it's response should be smart about it as she put it in also saying that it shouldn't given either. so there's an acknowledgements here, i think from determine a minute for an minutes to say and you know, everybody knows host dangerous. the situation is this region is to bring over on the brink of, of why the escalation. but you didn't go really much into detail how such a calibrated response, which basically look like. and she also said, you know, they are now in their way uh to the g 7 meeting now leaving from is resurrected to bed where they will be discussing the situation here. but it's very clear the concern of what can happen and all those different scenarios that are being discussed because it's read has said a dis, retaliatory response from iran from it. so to is really, so it would also burns a direct response from this rather than of course everybody's

u. k. u nation weapons transfer to israel have been raped, claims and beheaded babies. i'm, it's the october 7th resistance attacks by him. us joining me now again on going underground is the son of holocaust. survivors, professor norman finkelstein known all around the world, the scholarly work on the effects of zionism. his books include image in reality, all the israel palestine conflict, the whole of cost industry and gaza. an inquest into it's month to them. he joins me now from new york. thank you so much. progressive. think of stuff going back on the show. it's been too long arguably. i mean, as, as guys are phases that uh from in your latest uh piece is about uh, october, the 7th or an analysis of october, the 7th by one of engineer gutierrez's officials. how important it has been the propaganda about october 7th, the the use of sexual violence and beheaded babies to allow the populations of the countries of germany, prominence breaking the united states in arming the genocide as x of the what happened in october 7th, which remained murky and there are aspects w