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been thank you very much. that was d. w as beneficial in, in jerusalem is really military is pushing deeper into gaza. they say they've destroyed hundreds of militant targets in recent days that are also engaging in fears. hand to hand combat with some us the israel defense forces released footage. they say shows its ground troops operating inside the gaza strip. while the idea doesn't reveal the location of its forces, locals reports seeing tanks and gaza city. and on the road between the north and south of the enclave. the is really army reports, killing dozens of homeless militants and fierce close quarters. combat with some of the fighting, taking place inside the vast tunnel complex, where her mazda is believed to be holding 240 hostages as rescuing the hostages. as one of the israel stated objectives in gauze, the other is to wipe out him off on the ground and from the skies. this video also from the idea of purportedly shows, the airstrikes that killed a senior from us commander said to be involved in directing the o

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craig security analysts, thank you very much for time in on d. w. use. thank you. tens of thousands of palestinians continued to flee from the north to southern gaza. i asked, i u, as in yankee, go from the international committee of the red cross is 8. organizations are equipped to help all those displaced people. of the city is extremely dire situation and today the amount will be too many to have in the system for 12 managing to bring into cause is simply not sufficient to face the massive crisis. so that is unfolding well now how for more than 100000 displaced people extremely crowded conditions in the soul. so thoughts are, and many of them are also in the hospital where they think they're safer than everywhere else. and these people have nothing. this level 4 level full time. so the show time surveys, no, we're not to we, we need more than many turbans systems. we have managed to in the past months to green know over size or something like 25 trucks. so for so many children assistance and this is far from being sufficient because of the situation be

w. thank you very much. you thank here stunning now to some other news and north korea claims to have successfully launched its spy satellites. the country space agency has vowed to send up more in the near future state media release. these images of lead to kim joan on overseeing the launch. south korea has responded by suspending pos of the military packed with peeling in both us and south korean officials say they cannot verify whether the launch was a success. the double use james chase a in taipei told us more about north korea satellite launch. well, as he mentioned is really important. the points out in the 1st instance that countries around the world. a still trying to verify some young's claims. that is where you've been able to put this ministry satellites into a little bit. we 1st got wind of this loan slates on tuesday. any stage of here with 1st thing that the soft light instead or with a few minutes late to if it has a comes following to filed launches all of this here which killing young blamed

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welcome to w steegal, and thanks so much for your time today. we're seeing a deal right now between israel and hamas. it seems to be working so far. there's a possibility of more extensions. what do you think this could lead to when it could lead to a long pause with more fried tossed, it is more freed press and this and to more of gosh, i getting the 8 that desperately needs. but it could also end, i mean, in, in a day or 2 and that will be catastrophic. so we are urging for a prolonged ceasefire. we do not think that continued wolf that would make is rather safer. and it was suddenly made to make a dr. unlivable for 2300000 people, the vast majority of them completely in a sense. but what happens the horrors of the 7th of october? at the moment we have a situation where katara is axing is a, as in mediation between the sick, 2 sides, they wouldn't speak to each other directly. is this the right way to proceed in your opinion at this the stage? definitely, yes, uh, capped out, move also with the help of egypt and others broke. and the united st

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w. mr. montgomery. thank you for your time and have been significant deliveries of humanitarian aid to gauze or in the last few days we'll see you hearing from you will colleagues about how that aid is being distributed to the people that thank you on your for the opportunity. in fact, you know, the situation there is very back and now we are not worried about those funding. well not what it on the about those patients who are in the hospital while i've been displaced 2 different places. we are very worried about those 119000000 people are displaced in positive stock. did you notice how hard from different types of diseases, communicable, or non communicable diseases due to a shortage of basic life requirements like clean water? food shelters is mission and it's going to have a different it to, you know, a system to deal with the human waste, which is a coordinating of different places. and also we are trying our liver just to make use of these process, you know, to do the detailing hit despite the difficulti

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w correspondence. so it's on han in taipei. thank you very much. $1000000.00 artillery rounds within a year in support of ukraine. that was the political promise made by european leaders in march 8 months in less than a 3rd of that amount has been delivered. terry schultz attracts the problems plaguing production or the challenges of weapons manufacturing may have come is an unpleasant surprise for politicians who promised ukraine a 1000000 rounds of ammunition by next march they stopped so that you can just drive the truck up to a defense company and just tell them how much you want to leave the same day. it's not like that, nor ways number. always one of the world's leading suppliers about munition was $27.00 manufacturing facilities across a dozen countries. the steel tubes still hot from the foraging process will become some of those coveted 155 millimeter shells. here at nanos, ralph is manufacturing facility, but what producers explained is that they can't fill orders they haven't received. and so the responsibility for this dr

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w. thank for all you organizations. i get very emotional. okay for utterances. the humanity of both. thank you. thank. so we're going to take three, i think can do a stack. thank you for a shout out to jvp. thank you. i found your very irritating, but it was the irritations of everyday life and i feel a myself. the older i get as some of us can identify that, i think. but it's a wonderful book and i have i've read a lot of books on the middle east and this is the only one that really gets in to the irritations of everyday life and how the palestinians to cope with that. so thank you for the book. i'm wondering if what you think of middle east generally not just israel palestine but failed states right now of syria, lebanon, iraq at libya, you can probably add to the list but is the international crisis group that you worked for, are they monitoring all that? and i agree. it feels like we're at a turning point. and i wonder if you could talk more about that in terms of the region and how that going to how can the arabs. states help us correct our miserable foreign policy in the middle

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thank you for that time. yeah, i think w corresponded tanya crane and she was guessing reliable information out of gaza has become increasingly difficult conditions. but just dangerous, and only a few people have actually made it, as of the cabinetry, goes in german, this tosh him. but lucia has made it to safety and he told me about his journey. it's a mixed feeling to be honest. i'm, i'm happy for myself. my family as well, especially my children that we are out and safe. we are not under bombardment as we used. we are able to reach war to and, and, and have the good food. but in the same time, it's very hard for me to, to leave and, and my, my rest of the rest of my family, your extended family brothers and sisters and father on the journey itself. what was that like an hiwassee to the roof of border crossing. i don't, he was very tough and very hard. we i lent about myself being on the list around for a m and the day i last on november 3 and i moved out of and they receive g. the ice data i know said right to be g can be

that's it for the program, you can find more asia news on the w's social media channels. thanks for watching. and goodbye. the the into the conflicts with sim sebastian picks not getting the headlines these days, but the warning ukraine has lost none of its intensity from capitol hill years. my guess is the prime minister as the world goes on, how much space does she have in nature plans for defending the ballistic space? conflict next on dw, these places in europe flashing the rank who stepped into a bold adventure the treasure map for martin clo. describe it as some of us wriggled, bragging sites on youtube and also the smoke getting the headlines these days. but the war a new crime has lost. none of it's in terms of dates with both sides anxious to make games before the winter impedes that movements on the battlefield. from the few i can use capital vilnius, my guess is the problem. is that in good that she money say one. 7 thing just most to show is that the countries stay committed to providing the brain with weapons with needs the financial positive needs. but everything n

all right then thanks so much for the update that's the w's ben. this is it, and reporting from jerusalem of the world health organization says that more people are at risk of dying from diseases, then bones and gaza. so i also w h o spokesman directly a shower of which how serious the health situation is. the goal is slow. the track is very serious right now because what we have is 1800000 people in gaza will have to leave there how many of them are not over crowded shelters. and we temperatures the dropping down and we lack of access to clean water. and the lack of sedation, obviously, that all elements increase the risk of respiratory diseases of water will diseases of skin diseases. we have teams uh, uh, in guys uh, last week and uh they, they said for example uh these shelters. there was a one shower for 4000 people. there was one thought it was for more than 200 people . so in these conditions on top of people who already have chronic conditions, diabetes, hypertension, people who need their medicine and they cannot access. so all these eleme

for the ipo market because this is part of the market which has been doppler rrmant in the w months. >> thanksor having me on. how big is this going to be is subject to a lot of conjecture. today, the chatter has picked up around the deal. our researchers and colleagues are piecing as much together as they can. the key question we are trying to grapple with is can great companies get ipos off the ground? i think one of the things we have been doing is for our clients in the last 6 to 12 months is providing interesting context on the market. according to our company, $90 billion has been raised in the u.s. so far. that is interesting. that is still double the total last year. it is miles away from the $154 billion in the ipo boom. and it is broader equity raising in the whole and we have seen north asia with a lot of deals in china with the science and t technology board with $130 billion. overall, we have seen 764 ipos year to date. it is a docile market which shein would come into. >> they will weigh considerations. one of the points i raised with julianna was potential guy geopolitical tensi

w. bush. thank you so much for joining us. how does this four day pause that is beginning right now in the fighting impact the military operations of the idf, the israel defense forces? >> well, i'd say that the idf in general is probably pretty happy about this prisoner exchange. but i also think they are a little bit worried about this pause. when you're on the offense, as the idf has been, and you give the enemy a chance to rest for a little bit, it is going to just be harder for them to continue that attack. it is a problem of the r's, the enemy is going to refit, rearm and rest and recuperate, re-plan. so they know they're going to find in front of them a much tougher enemy than it was four days prior. >> so, bottom line, do you believe hamas will be able to use this temporary pause, this truce, whatever you want to call it, to regroup, rearm and re-set? >> well i do. they've watched the israeli forces come in and watching them where they've been fighting and the weapons they've been using so they have a much better appre