u. s embassy says it is now operating normally. the press also came on at the escalating conflict in the middle east. and in the united states. right wing, republican lawmakers, jim jordan, has lost the 1st ballot to choose the next speaker of the house of representatives . the house has been unable to debate or vote on new bills for the last 2 weeks since the previous speaker was out of state because of in fighting between republican lawmakers. garber reno. as you are watching dw news coming to live from berlin before we go, here's a quick reminder of our top stories. u. s. president joe biden says israel has agreed to allow us to mandatory and aid from egypt into gauze. fight in has wrapped up and talks intel of the woods, the is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. now he urged as rarely as not to be consumed with rage over the home of terror attacks. and because a health ministry says 471, people were killed in the floss. any hospital i'm office and his railey air strike hit the hospital ball. israel says evidence shows a

u. s. president says his country supports the israel is rock solid and unwavering. that's got a lot, not the john henry in washington dc. john, so you are such a state anthony blinking has been watching the phones. he's been talking to reasoning leaders as well as both the palestinians and his ratings, but in washington wants to de escalate. but it's still touching it supports the israel john to that's right there and blinking has been a busy man. president biden is said he wants the secretary of state to be in contact with a foreign ministers and other officials in egypt or key could tar saudi arabia, jordan, united arab emirates, and the palestinian authority. and blinking has apparently been going down that list after being at the white house. earlier in the day. we've had statements of support for his euro from both parties in congress. some democrats saying the only solution here is a 2 state solution, but republicans of use this as an opportunity to attack joe biden with the former president who wants to be present. and again, donald trump sang sadly us taxpay

u. s. saying last week, the 10s of thousands of artillery shells promise to ukraine are now going to be diverted to israel assigned to for to come. so you know, i'm quite confident in the world. so president biden, when he was interviewed the other day and said, you know, we have the united states coast, they're capable of having to cope except this in time. and i'm quite confident that that's, that this would be the case. and also the conflict in east bed is no conflict. the ukraine is not only in a much, much smaller scale. if this was a defense, you mean its entire make up the boy ukraine. it's a lot scalable. as something, you know, we haven't seen the europe since the 2nd world. ready so we have to look at the best point of view, but the website confident about sufficient item. but where do you get that confidence mr. for administer? because, i mean it's, it's quite clear that the us president though it doesn't always have his congress behind him. we've also been seeing divisions in the you o

u. s. saying that it will provide that as needed and in the quickest time possible with the minimum of delays. so search any is really strong of the us to border but also strong of european support to the you you commission. it was a lot or sort of under land rather has landed in tel aviv uh, over an hour ago. she is in meetings at the moment and about a the you had shown for support to israel, even though some members of the you were not a do not agree on the way forward when i, when it comes to the palestinian some countries one thing to cut or financial aid to the police didn't and some others not. uh, so the, but the you hear also standing in solidarity of, uh the, uh, israel. and i think 11 point that many police didn't, as i spoke to here in jerusalem say, well the whole world now is standing with israel. we have nothing to do with what happening. and everybody is ignoring the plight of our people. not only now and guys, and we see these will reflect pictures coming out of a guys, but also o

the palestinian health authority says an explosion at a hospital and gaza has killed nearly 500 people. come awesome planes and is really air strikes as well. and the u. s. safety evidence points for rocket misfired by another palestinian group. the i'm clear, richardson, welcome israel says they will not stock you monetary in 8, entering gaza from egypt. the government says it will allow egypt to deliver limited quantities of aid bought that this will not be allowed to re tomas biden had pressed for a deal on his visit to tel aviv wrapping up talks with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he warned as regularly as not to be consumed with rage over the homeless terror attacks. he added that the united states would do everything they could to ensure, as well as safe and warrant other countries not to launch attacks. of items plans to hold talks with the arab leaders and jordan has been cancelled in the aftermath of the explosion of the hospital bite and reiterated the united states commitment to supporting israel. as i told her 7th, which was sacred, due a sacred jewish holiday became a deadly stay for the jewish people. since the holocaust is brought to

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felicia and went to cyrus, say the us and is really embassies have received bomb threats, buildings and nearby businesses were evacuated until the premises were declared safe. and u. s. embassy says it is now operating normally the u. s. right wing republican lawmakers, jim jordan, has lost the 2nd ballad to choose the next speaker of the house of representatives . the house has been unable to bade or vote on new bills for the last 2 weeks since the previous speaker was ousted because of in finding between republican lawmakers . aguilar watching the double you news line from berlin. here's a quick reminder of our top story today, or israel says it will not stop limited amounts of humanitarian aid entering gaza from egypt. us presidential by been pushed for the concession talks in tel aviv with the is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. fine, also urged israel is not to be consumed with rage over the hum to her attack. that's all for now. we'll be back with more at the time of the next hour. the, [000:00:00;00] the, into the conflicts with sim sebastian picks not getting the headlines these days, but the warning ukraine has lost none of this intensity. suddenly

the show. us officials say they have information that the border crossing between egypt and gaza appears set to open, allowing foreigners to leave the palestinian territory. the u. s embassy in israel says the ross are crossing the only entry point into the gaza from outside of israel right now may open in the next few hours. they say that would allow foreigners to leave garza but they do not know how long it will remain open for all entry points to the gaza strip. remain closed as israel continues to carry out air strikes on the enclave. preventing trucks carrying vital aid from entering the territory. the state of the middle east analyst johnny was honest with me now in the studio. out for more of shawnee tell us what we know about the roof of border crossing when we can expect it to be opened and what kind of information we have on this. well, it is there is keeping it's very vague on purpose. they, you know, they're, they're, they're in a very tricky position when it comes to providing aid among is really citizens. there's a lot of turmoil that's a lot of rage against the need to provide aid to the palestinians. but of course, there's been a commitment for, yo

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off to hold and told sweet presidents up to fuck out of season the i'm gonna hello says welcome to the program. a u. s. presidential biden says these united states will work with it as well to prevent civilians if civilian debts in gaza. the us president is paying a so there are 2 visits to israel in the aftermath of the almost our tax is strip is aimed at keeping the conflict from spiraling into a why the original conflict bite and also reiterated us commitment to as well, often meeting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his wall cabinets. let's take, listen. i want you to know you're not alone. you're not alone. precise, earlier, we will continue to have israel's back. as you were to defend, your people will continue to work with you and partners across the region to prevent more tragedy isn't civilians. as we proceed on this war is we'll, we'll do everything that's going to keep civilians out of harm's way. we've asked them and we'll continue to ask them to move to say, for areas. we'll continue to work with you mister president. to assure that the minimal requirements are met and will cont

u. s. president says he's confident israel, it will ask within the rules, there needs to be a power student. there needs to be a pass to pass through the state, the hello, i'm emily, angling this is l g 0. live from to house are coming up. a 1000 palestinians and miss.

u. s. navy has intercepted 3 missiles and the northern red se, depending on says they believe this was a who is the attack launched from yemen? and that early evidence suggests the drones and missiles would potentially heading towards is around the crew of the guided missile destroyer. us carney, operating in the northern red sea earlier today, shut down 3 land attack cruise missiles and several drones that were launched by the forces in human. this action was a demonstration of the integrated air and missile defense architecture that we have built in the middle east, and that we are prepared to utilize whenever necessary to protect our partners and our interest in this important region. there were no casualties to us forces and none that we know of to any civilians on the ground. information about these engagements is still being processed. and we cannot say for certain what these missiles and drones were targeting. but they were launched from human heading north along the red sea, potentially towards target's in israel. there's been a drawn and rocket attack on the n l i side a base th

u. s. military says it's shot down. a tuck is thrown operating near its troops that it happened in the northwest tech. a is conducting an offensive against syrian cutters. forces an official reports from washington as it started as a tough case military operation. it ended with governments into capitals making argent phone calls. the talk is military was conducting air strikes and has sucka and city a targeting car. despite those of the y p g group, the operation was ordered after the technician tv administrative was targeted by a suicide bomber on sunday. but american troops to cametrius a couple as a non talk, keystone came within one kilometer of their positions, went close between the capitals failed to hold the operation on the joint. move to just 500 meters awaiting us. just show to doug the 1st time and need to a member has attacked one of its allies. us commanders assessed that the u. a b, which was now less than a half kilometer from us forces to be a potential threat. and us up 16 fighters subsequently shut do

u. s. presidential biden says, american aid to ukraine will continue despite the stop gap deal congress passed to prevent a government shut down, the measure does not include any money for ukraine for the next $45.00 days by the end of lawmakers to negotiate in a package. as soon as possible. yes. the your opinions before and policy chief is joseph brazzel. as said the, you will increase its military support for ukraine. he to the us to reconsider its 8 reduction, but i was in ukraine to mont, day of defend as honoring veterans and falling members of the armed forces. and the 7 people have been killed in mexico after the charge. they were in collapsed the roof of the building gave way while parishioners were receiving communion. 100 people were inside at the time you, rocky protest as if scuffled at the riot police in baghdad on the 4th anniversary of nationwide anti government demonstrations is seeking justice for hundreds of active as to what killed by the security forces or disappeared in 2019 the action has become known as the to screen or october uprising. in slovakia, a former pri

u. s. government saying stop for a quote as this to put it in foolishness or else in, in, in the senior officials, words you're going to engulf the whole region in war. so husband are really making it clear that it is ready and willing to take part in this battle. in fact, it has shown its willingness to the following, an exchange of fire along the border just yesterday. i mean has the lot is playing is cards. the whole so called access of resistance, all the arm to groups that are allied with iran, just look behind me, it isn't, is really settlement. look how close it is. look how easy it would be for a group of fighters to infiltrate. that settlement is now empty, it's, it's, it's nearly abandoned, which shows that people, people are concerned then also hezbollah and iran. they do have another front in syria. their troops are positioned along syria's border with israel. so this is pressure, this is a lot of pressure on this really army. it won't be able to, you know, they're telling them you won't be able just to concentrate on one front, the southern front, with his eyes with garza,

u. s. military says it's shot down and arms to get thrown in syria. it happened in the north as to key launch an offensive against syrian good. his forces defended, gone, says the drone came too close to us forces in the area. it's a regrettable incident, but us commanders on the ground did assess that. there was a potential threat and so they took prudent action in this scenario. but again, the secretary has talked to his counterpart, they had the opportunity to have a fruitful conversation and again commit to one another that the us and turkey will continue to close the communicating coordinate. and, and as i mentioned, turkey does remain a very important and valuable nato ally in partner to the united states. oh man, i was because it was cash as an independent foreign policy and security. unless he says this incidentally escalate tension between the key and the us. we would see that the trip to share effectively come to mind to, to a piece mean search and will continue. we're seeing as of now that turkish f us has a couple of different types of jus

u. s. being saying about the military aid that it's sending and we'll continue to send to as well as yeah, well the united states, uh least the us congress, which controls the purse strings, sends annually has done the agreement to send $3800000000.00 and security assistance but in addition, we know that israel has requested more, but we don't know exactly how much in terms of that dollar figure. but according to john kirby who is the national security spokesperson needs to speaking to out to 0, he told us that in fact there is in terms of security assistance. and interceptor missiles that will be sent and are on their way. in fact, as well as ammunition, we expect that there is going to be a broader security package, but we don't have an idea exactly what that contains. now, the pentagon has also said that it is really concerned about this sort of spiraling into a broader regional conflict. so as a result, we know that the u. s. s 0 for that is a, it's a ship that this is sort of a, a carrier ship that is as well as the spring proof being positioned in the eastern mediterranean to kind of

u. s. also says is coordinating with egypt to israel and casa, to open the roof across the between garza, in egypt. for more in this, i'd speak to patty co, hey, you know, correspond to standing by for is the washington dc and patsy. first up, what do we know about us f as to try and get it citizens out of gaza as well? they're definitely going to focus on trying to get their citizens out of guys that i think it's just a point of clarification. the by the administration's policy is they're trying to provide wider conflict in the region. they've done nothing to stop these current conflicts. they're not calling for a cease fire. they're not telling these released show restraint. they are simply saying that they expect israel to follow laws de la international laws, the laws of war, which israel is ignoring. but as for getting us citizens out of gaza, they believed there about 500 us dual nationals in in palestine. and they sent a message to those people say and try to get to the roof of crossing. it's probably where it might open with very little notice for a very short amount of time. but the

u. s. military says it's taking to develop a nuclear bomb expected to be 2 dozen times more powerful, and it will instruct on japan in world war 2. the funds that contradicts us president j bivens. previous pledge to supply for a well without atomic weapons, the need, the ordinances to be based on the current b, 61 as the new key at gravity bone, it would need congressional approval before further development. and to go on has said it needs a weapon to response to dynamically evolving the today's announcement is reflective of a changing security environment and growing threats from potential adversaries. the united states has a responsibility to continue to assess and field the capabilities we need to credibly deter, and if necessary to respond to strategic attacks. and to sure are allies for us on the well, the main nuclear power. russia have exits it from several treaties in recent years that has cuts the proliferation of atomic weapons. earlier this month, russia approved its own withdrawals from the nuclear test ban treaty. the recent us announcement was met with harsh criticism by th

u. s. president says he will send to the us congress is likely to be dead on arrival, given the fact that currently there is no speaker in the house of representatives. and given the fact that there hasn't been one for about 2 weeks. and there isn't one for the receivable future. that means that until a speaker is elected, the president's request is unlikely to be considered still, the us president is going to continue to make the case to the american public. this is something that he says is important because he believes that this is something that is an american value standing up for democracy. kimberly how kits alj a 0. the white house con joins us live now from occupied east jerusalem newman. so how is president barton speech language? go down there and it's rare when people wake up. well, that's moments i would say right? sounding success for these rates is basically a distillation of everything has to be blinked in the us secretary of state prison . joe biden has been saying to these really since october, the 7th, we have you back, or israel has the right to defend itself. we will h

u. s. navy says it's intercepted 3 missiles and the northern red c depends again says they believe this was a who's the attack launched from yemen? i'm not preliminary evidence suggests the drones and missiles were potentially headed to was israel. the crew of the guided missile destroyer, us as carney, operating in the northern red sea earlier today, shut down 3 land attack cruise missiles and several drones that were launched by to the forces in human this action was a demonstration of the integrated air and missile defense architecture that we have built in the middle east and that we are prepared to utilize whenever necessary to protect our partners and our interest in this important region. there were no casualties to us forces and none that we know of to any civilians on the ground. information about these engagements is still being processed and we cannot say for certain what these missiles and drones were targeting. but they were launched from human heading north along the red sea, potentially towards target's in israel. also you have a transience following developments for us f

u. s embassy in israel says that offer crossing may be open in the next hour. it's indicated that spot in citizens shouldn't be allowed, but there's no mention of age going into a gas. the hospitals in gaza are overcrowded and they're facing a severe shortage of medical supplies. tens of thousands of families that are also seeking sheltering them to try to escape israel's relentless, bombardments. obviously it, as human outside, filed this report from all the sci fi in guys, the city the and who are in the eyes of the word that here, which is the search in industry for the doctor. we see in different amounts of casualties in the hospital. i can see that the hospital, this completely pockets, beds are everywhere in the reception hospital. what is going on? please tell me. unfortunately, the number of cases is difficult for us to manage all of them in one time. so we have the tenants, these keys, we have short electricity and also in the, if it's $450.00 and at the bottom is for the patient. there was no, what was the shape of the the, the, the relationship in te

this l u s. president joe biden says he is worried that these are right and congress put disruptive war time. i think you try and he said he plans to get the major speech on the issue. he's coming to come a day off to republican house vacant. kevin mccarthy was removed by hotline is within nissan parts truck. that's all for now. i've mixed out documentary series. don't film looks at the legacy of the items in less than 300 years ago. that's coming up after a short break for me and the team here in berlin. thanks for watching and with and in the world you. why have a good the, the in charlotte the currently move people, the on the world wide in search of a better life on the bus. and so it does have committed to actually find out about robina story info, migraines.

says, this makes them all look like in his words, a bunch of idiots. so with a key funding vote coming up in november for the government and to u. s. allies saying they need money to help in their war efforts, congress remains at a standstill. the next vote for speaker is expected. on friday, john henry and l g 0. washington to months ukrainian troops on the southern front line had been trying to retake roads and cut off russian supply lines. i'm just here a spoke to, so just pause to retake the town for me in russian controlled the separation. same best route. the reports from the front line, flat open terrain. no ukraine. southern front means it's safer to move under the cover of darkness. to avoid being detected or ukrainian recognizance soldier shows us a network of what used to be russian trenches. no, well, with past, only markers toward of land mines just paces away south side of the mayfield village. the meal is the forest line where we are right now. it was the enemy's position, mitchell. we walk precise part that we have to make ourselves rich russians, but improvised tramps on top of anti tank mines is the time and if t

u. s. position saying that the resolution should have more strongly included israel's right to defend itself. but it didn't veto it, it just abstained from the vote. russia thought that the resolution should have been a stronger in terms of condemning the blockade of gaza. they proposed an amendment to that effect and also in condemning attacks on civilians. so they abstained. for that reason, but 12 members of the security council, after a weekend of intense negotiations, were ready to approve that resolution which called for humanitarian pauses and also condemn us. as was initially demanded by the united states condemned to mos for the attacks of october 7th and the taking of civilian hostages. many council members spoke about their disappointment that the council wasn't able to respond with a single voice given the gravity of the situation. given the gravity of the humanitarian situation in gaza and the fact that the war is escalating, brazil in particular said that they worked intensively because they thought it was important to respond quickly to the situation on the ground. in the end

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now we have only come over guys, foot richard was and he says, the u. s. should be responsible for repairing the damage done to you in businesses because it was washington that initiated the sanctions. the us insist on damaging the routine economies and is it's getting what it's asking for because us has very much control 0 being commission. essentially, these sections of repair being requested by the united states of america for europe to adopt orleans because it is quite a valid question. and the sanctions and also from a corporate view point is point of view last design could business of damage. so i think it's very sensible that as low as soon as broad, and i do think more, most of the 2 people, because it is a matter all right and wrong. whether these sanctions, all actually, right. and when the damage and dense inflict it needs to be compensated and really european governments to get the money from the us. well, but, so for this thing is out as always, is going to have your company here. let's see, i'm allow me the, [000:00:00;00] the we all know tha

u. s. military says it's shut down a package drone operating near its troops in syria. it happened in the northwest tech is conducting an offensive against siri and kurdish forces. an official reports from washington. it started as a tucked each military operation. it ended with governments into capitals making argent phone calls. the talk is military was conducting airstrikes and has sucka and city a targeting car. despite those of the y p g group, the operation was ordered after the technician tv administrative was targeted by a suicide bomber on sunday. but american troops to commit just to cover as a non chucky store and came within one kilometer of their positions. with calls between the capitals failed to hold the operation on the joint move to just 500 meters awaiting us. j shorted doug the 1st time and need to a member is attacked one of its allies, us commanders assessed at the u. a. b, which was now less than a half kilometers from us, forces to be a potential threat. and us of 16 fighters subsequently shut down the u. a. b in self defense, approximately 1140

u. s, you would say it was a ponzi scheme. you're borrowing money on a yearly basis because you cannot live within your means. and then you're borrowing money to pay the interest on additional money is that you're borrowing to fund wars and pandemic solutions and things like this. so it's not sustainable. and the question is, you know, and you can see that countries are starting to hedge and they're looking at currencies and local currency transactions. you see this in indonesia, you see this everywhere, even in india, as opposed to the ally of the us. even europe is looking at the options, and it's not just because the usaa seizing money in reason, you know, just taking things without due process. this is a whole idea, right, us sensory due process, but they're not following the same rules that they set for others. and this is part of the problem. the hypocrisy is eating way. it american soft power rules based on that wonderful and mysterious loving concern. i would like someone to explain to me very simple. it's our rules wh

u. s. congress is heading to it, we to continue the support for ukraine. so fears are growing. however, we have to say that the u. s. and best of the to need to julian smith yesterday. and a briefing pushes strongly against that, saying that to you as to is going of course, to support as well, but not at ukraine's expense. but of course this to pick the situation in israel, all of that is moving large over this meeting estimate to headquarters here in brussels and administer will be brief by the israeli minister of defense tomorrow on the situation and as well. all right, that is the view from brussels with alexander phenomena is reporting for us this morning. our brussels bare sheets. thank you alex. thank you. before we go, here's a reminder of our top story. israel stays the debt. so from said, today's terrorist attack has gone up to 1200 people. most of the dave were civilians gone down in their homes and on the street, israel has stepped up a strikes on gaza and the supposed to be preparing for a ground offensive on the territory. keep it here in dfw because were staying on that coverage showing

says, this makes them all look like in his words, a bunch of idiots. so with a key funding vote coming up in november for the government and to u. s. allies saying they need money to help in their war efforts, congress remains at a standstill. the next vote for speaker is expected. on friday, john henry and l g 0. washington, canada has withdrawn thousands of diplomats from india following a dispute over the murder of a 6 separate this leader on canadian soil. india had threatened to withdrawal that diplomatic immunity last month. canada said that what credible allegations india was behind the killing in the province of british columbia. india rejected that claim as absurd as turning now to the war and gaza. we've spoken to a plastic and reconstructive surgeon who is at a loss of the hospital at the time of these very strong. on wednesday, he recounts the moments of to the bloss a morning, less and less a car. we had a cold exchange and a conversation with our colleagues at the hospital said ask for me to go over and support their team. they're there were too many patients and the beds were us capacity and they needed a plastic su

u. s. embassy in israel says it has information that the gaza egypt and border will open shortly. around 175 trucks with a central medicines, food and water for people in gaza have been stopped there for things. also coming up on the show as anger grows across the middle east, egypt to brings together regional leaders for a peace summit in hopes of containing the conflict un shape antonio quoterush is among those who will be taking parts and how most release is.

u. s. president joe biden says that palestinians must not be displaced from the gauze or region into neighboring egypt to make those comments off and speaking by phone with egypt, preston. i spoke with the president of dell foot, i'll see see, to share my appreciation for egypt, facilitating the delivery of humanitarian assistance to gaza. we reaffirmed our commitment to work together and discuss the importance of protecting civilian lives, respect for international humanitarian law, and ensuring the palestinians and gaza are not displaced to egypt or any other nation. the age of times repeatedly rejected proposals to allow palestinian refugees into his territory even on a temporary basis of the arab countries, including jo. didn't have also spoken also games hovering refugees. those nations have emphasized the recognition of an independent palestinian stage. we heard from us pundits and joe oakland, he stays bided most to please all the sides of his conflicts, and that could eventually complicate washington's relations with a lot of them. i don't think joe biden knows what he's saying. i think

u. s. military says it's shot down in turkish drawn. it happened in the north as took a launched and offensive against the steering kurdish forces. the pentagon says the drawn came too close to us forces in the area from the store. let's go to petty calhane who's live for us in washington, dc. hello there petty. how else did the pentagon justify these moods? well, you know, they have quiet for a couple of hours. this story broke hours ago and they were really quiet about as likely they wanted to uh, get a chance to talk to their turkish counterparts. but when they did finally come out, in brief, the pentagon chief spokesman did give these details as we've been reporting throughout the day target strows been striking and turkish, it's curtis targets and ne, syria. well, according to the pentagon, they have a restricted operating space with air space basically where their, their troops are. don't forget about 900 us soldiers in the northeast, sir. busy not sure how many were on this particular base, but they said that during those strikes

u. s. president joe biden says israel has agreed to allow a to enter guys or from egypt is ready. prime minister benjamin netanyahu nav says he will not stand in the way of deliveries. also in the show israel and the palestinian militant groups continue to trade, blame over and explosion at a guy is a hospital i springs and then this is rainy air strike israel. and the us say the evidence points to a rocket misfired by palestinian men.

u. s. o. my engine is say that the sol routes which has already moved around a 110 kilometers on the river. and they estimate that by the end of the month, it could be as far out as a 160 kilometers in land. how did your castro reports now from your needs? rivers normally flow into the ocean. the drought has weak into the mighty mississippi so much. that salt water from the gulf of mexico has creeped more than 100 kilometers up stream. already sold has contaminated the water supply of rural areas closest to the rivers, mouse within 3 weeks. it's projected to reach the new orleans area and it's 1000000 people. mobile dissemination machines are not enough. the us army corps of engineers is moving fresh water to impacted communities. this barge is essentially a floating, movable tank that brings fresh water capture from up the river to the side where the river water is already too salty. pipes transfer water from the barge to a water treatment plant. we're able to provide up to 2 and half 1000000 gallons a day of river water for them to actually treat and be able to actually send out to all th

u. s. president needed to say something in front of the tv cameras. very much in public, coming through with the support for the state of israel. and we're also, i'm just how much support this be a for israel within the us at this point in time as well. if you look at the u. s. government with a few exceptions, there's generally strong support for the state of israel. if you take a look at social media, there are those who are more vocal in their opposition to the as rarely state who are, who are very critical of israel, of human rights record. will say that basically israel brought this on themselves because of its long standing treatment of palestinians, both in garza and in the occupied westbank. that is of course a characterization that the israelis reject. and that's how those who support israel say that they are not in support. of either, but this is overall from the us government's perspective, a no brainer that providing as well, the military support and the political support that it needs in order to protect its citizens is non negotiable. ok

u. s. congress is heading to, as we to continue the support for ukraine. so fears are growing, however, we have to say that the u. s. and best of the to need to julianne smith yesterday and a briefing pushes strongly against that, saying that to you as to is going of course to support is roles. that's not at ukraine's expense, but of course this to pick the situation, say in israel, all of that is looming large over this meeting at nato headquarters here in brussels. and the ministers will be brief by the israeli minister of defense tomorrow on the situation in israel. all right, that is the view from brussels way alex on to for non and is reporting for us this morning. our wrestles beer. she thank you alex and here's a reminder off. i'll top story this, our israel say's the death toll from saturday's terrorist attacks has gone up to 1200 people. most of the day where civilians gone down in their homes that on the streets. israel has stepped up a strikes on the casa, and is thought to be preparing for a round defensive on the territory. keep it here and dw news labor continuing. now coverage of israel

u. s. citizens, tried to flee israel they cough today. with a person of working at the embassies, i've also been told that they can leave. u. s. officials sayhe hamas terror attacks. president biden late today talk to the leaders of both israel and the palestinian authority, as the crisis here grows, the region and that world on edge, waiting to see what happens next. >> >> tonight, all eyes on gaza as israel prepares for an all out assault on hamas. as the israeli military announces there will be integrated and coordinated attack on the air, sea, and land. but still, waiting to launch. this as more than 1 million palestinians in northern gaza try to make their way south. on foot, even by cart. hold by donkeys. they escape from gaza, dangerous and deadly. graphic video showing the aftermath, convoys, a total of 70 people, including children, killed and missile strikes. palestinians say these were innocent lives killed by israeli bombs. american citizens are among those in gaza trying to get to safety. and tonight, the united states is working to secure a safe exit for them in the south, at the rafah border crossing in egypt. the collude fam

u. s. and that's because he says as a result of that, who you are 1st tried to stop buying washing energy. it's instead of importing show gas from the us gas, but he describes as being dirty energy and his being really outspoken. the human insight on funding on the, with these decisions are actively prolonging and conflict and blocking these negotiations. they're running straight into an open fire with their eyes wide open, and i have to say straight into the world war 3. so hugely controversial. forget but successful for the policy when his party is now posting. second in germany, that is above, i chose the olaf, schultz c d u policy. so we're waiting for more information, but the confirmation we have at the moment is that the coordinator vfc is in the hospital with the stable receiving treatment after that reported attack at a rally in the barrier. on wednesday, we spoke to the vice president of the a if the policy and the federal setup of area a ran a roof was and he describe how tensions in germany, a really rising ahead of a moving election. we are shocked and uh yeah, we are only a f

u. s. president to visit israel. the us says it's also agreed with israel to develop an a decline for god's as thousands wait for much needed supplies to be allowed in via egypt. also in the program sizes of americans are evacuated from ms rela board, a cruise ship as countries find ways to bring their citizens home. has of israel is expected prime defense in gas. and a suspected gunman remains at large in the belgian capital after 2 swedish nationals are killed in an alleged. isn't this terror attack who bring you the latest from brussels? the unpopular phone? yes, thanks for joining us. the us president joe biden is to visit israel on wednesday. america's top diplomats. anthony blinking confirmed the visit after hours of told, with israel's war cabinet. he also reflect revealed that the 2 allies have agreed to develop a plan on aid for gaza supplies of food, water, and medicine kind of come soon enough for the size of palestinians who have gathered in the size of the territory where it's hoped, a crossing into egypt could soon