the, the, this is dw news coming to live from berlin. los proposes conditions for a lasting cease fire in gaza. the militant is almost group says it will return some hostages in exchange for palestinian prisoners entails mediators. the 1st stage exchange could lead to a permanent spar day. and another term from vladimir putin is all but certain as russians head to the poles to elect their next president. there's little doubt to over the result says proposition is silenced in speaking out against the war and the price, the

low. i'm terry morris and thanks for joining us. the mouse has presented mediators in contact with a cease fire proposal for gaza. the 1st stage would see the release of women, children, elderly and sick hostages taken in mazda is october 7th terrorist attack in exchange for palestinian prisoners from us that are permanent ceasefire dates. and the deadline for the withdrawal of israeli troops from the gaza strip could be agreed after the 1st stage. the earlier i spoke to dw correspond tunzia kramer in jerusalem. i asked her about israel's reaction to this proposed cease fire by him us? well, that's right. i mean, we heard last night from the is really media talking about this proposal by him. us a great at some cautious optimism. as you said,

that these different stages we've heard about this before. of course, the elderly women, children, and some ill and some of the hostages that are, it would be released in exchange for a certain number of public opinion prisoners hudden. it's really a j is but this to the sticking point. so from us the saying they're going to see a full and we're a permanent ceasefire as well as those come garza and we are not sure where that is, where the has read at has been given a list of the surviving hostages. that was the, the modern, late last night. there was a statement by the prime minister's office coming out shortly before midnight. a saying basically that's how most is continuing, holding on realistic. at the moment. however, we understand that this proposal would be submitted to the board cabinet and the quite a security coming at a later today. it's expected that there is a meeting, and there was also a meeting yesterday with the representatives of the families where prime minister

benjamin netanyahu said afterwards, set the pressure from katara and from us it's starting to work. but again, we've been at this point many times before, is it we have to wait and see what is happening next? now this come us proposal. tanya comes as the is really government is facing growing criticism over the way of prosecuting the war and gaza. us senate majority leader, chuck schumer is taking the extraordinary step of calling for new elections in israel as prime minister benjamin us or not, who likely to change his course, given this pressure time. well, this has been a scene and we're really as the sharpest criticism yet of the an american official . this is of course of to have lots of back and forth between the buy ministration and a prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. and mr. schumer saying that need to know is actually part of

the problem. and that was that here of the reactions here were really widely in the media. we said recruit, that's a problem to submit an immunization y'all's party as saying that is rarely as an independent and pro democracy with an elected a prime minister, not a banana republic as they put it. but again, i don't think it will reflect, you know, in the, in the change, of course, in that sense, there's a wide support for the board guys about what the scene has a drop in popularity, a dramatic drop. you have to say for a private and step in every sense. and that has been a government protest picking up and past weeks, also reflected in opinion polls saying that most of it varies one to see an election. rather sooner than later. does his health run. i'm us run health ministry says the dozens of palestinians have been killed in many more injured by

his really forces while waiting for aid. israel has denied allegations that it's attacking aid centers in the territory un this morning. the guys is on the brink of famine. currently, a trucks are moving supplies from the roof off and career me show on check points, but there's growing pressure on israel to allow more aid into the territory. israel is blaming the un for not distributing the aid. our correspondent, tonya kramer, went through the kareem shalom crossing to find out more of these trucks of causes lifeline care. i'm shalom is one of 2 crossings. where's really officials check the items they say could be used by him. us, which is widely regarded as a terrorist organization. then the supplies are driven back to enter gauze by the rafa crossing with egypt. agencies states this system is acting as

a buffer next and helping push palestinians toward starvation. israel is facing increase pressure and is national criticism for blocking a into the strip. this is really officials insist. this isn't the case and say that the real problem is that the un and other international organizations aren't capable of distributing the supplies. once they get to garza, the problem is not on these really side or the routes for you many to renee to gone into guys. the problem who was a collective and distributed. and this is the main gap because the un haven't adjusted themselves to this humanitarian operation hearing does. but un officials say that's not true, and the number of trucks entering is far too low to meet the population of needs. before the prices and the war started in the 7th of october, it was $500.00 or $600.00 trucks coming in a day. and since that time, people has a mass of catastrophic humanitarian disaster,

but upon them. so we need more entry points, one in the north, and many other places for food to come in to rob of and just the one crossing point of the moment. even once food does arrived, there's no guarantee it'll end up in the hands of hungry people. guards as a mass run health ministries that on thursday that this a distribution center and central garza had been hit by his riley attack. this been more or less drawn. we get paid and we distributed to people. a lot of people needed to come to get their ramadan meals today. they hit the warehouse and burned all the 8, including the dates, how to go. it's the 2nd time and as many days as an aide site has been attacked. and a reminder that even is countries scrambled to transport supplies because the light at and see getting them that is only part of the struggle. earlier i

spoke to sheba to be director of care international palestine. i asked her about israel and the you and blaming each other for aid supplies not being delivered were needed. good morning. this is unfortunately a very difficult question to answer. but let me share with you what we are experiencing as an organization. there is a huge process, hectic, one heavy one that is empty and that is complicated to allow for a to into together. and when the 8 is entered in gaza, then you are pleased with the addition and they are all difficulties which is related to 2 things. the 1st one is the fuel to distribute the, the, uh, the 8 that is interesting. and secondly, that a, that safe environment that would allow the different teams to distribute the 8. and this is, of course only i'm to think about the self and not even the noise in the situation is 8 was difficult because there is a fairly difficult it pretty limited number 8 and see between the south and then

right. now some of the trucks managed to enter the north of the gaza strip yesterday. understand through new road crossing. do you think that crossing is going to improve the humanitarian situation in guzman? or unfortunately, you know, we are heating every day that they all are. we are losing children and people don't to for 27. people died because of hunger. and then as starvation and dehydration $23.00 out of them are, babies and kids. we are expecting that the situation would become more difficult. any that is incident garza is making a difference and is saving lives. however, if it continues to be limited in this way, if it's continued to be, you know, i'm clearly distributed, causing the fact that it becomes even more dangerous for people, for people to access it. this wouldn't be very difficult and we would see that the speed and the speed deteriorating such situation. we have the results of between

january and february, the, then we would see the dumping of the dumping of the government over the next months, unfortunately. now, but there has been some progress in opening up new ways of delivering aid to gaza. we're, we're, we're, there's an 8 ship right now. open arms coming from cyprus is just off the coast of gaza, just off shore. do you think a deliveries by sea could make a difference? as we have been calling for an aide to every possible point? what we are going for the easiest, the fastest, the most efficient way is to open that on that on costing points. however, the other attempts, like for instance, a drops and also the, the 8 to see are either too expensive. the 4th is going to be established. would it be would take at least 60 days. and this is not going to correspond to the immediate need and find that it's not clear how it is going to be distributed. what

we are joined to to do, we are as a many student organizations want and ready to scale the distribution 8, making sure that those who are most women have been human entity, people with disabilities. obviously you can get rather done leaving it in gaza, open for those who have the student only to access it. and even though are in danger, that we keep hearing reports of dozens being killed while waiting for aid. what can be done to prevent that people or there are different options. there are the forces that can be inside the inside guys are in been ordered to work on better distribution, but the good news is for distribution. they are also the existence of the many did in organizations. there is, there is very limited number of organizations and then we're working through for the city and partners. so we are all moving now towards the south. for instance, my team is in the south. the globe exposed to go to the south. there is no one to

help distribute in the north so that the 8th is literally taken to the know what those who can access it. and you can see that people are dying because of starvation. they would go and even after being shot, they ask if there is that a use that there is another a truck and didn't guys after 15 minutes they would go because they don't have any option. but that to receive the 8 to excess for extremely difficult. he but thank you very much for talking with us. that was he, but to be director of care international palestine speaking to us from ramallah. but here's a look at a few other stories making headlines around the world today in somalia, the is almost allison bob melissa attacked a hotel near the presidential palace in the capital, mogadishu, on thursday, fighting at the hotel, which is frequented by diplomats government officials and for nationals continued on friday morning. it's not yet known whether there are any casualty. french

president emanuel mccall has reiterated his position that western power should not rule out sending ground troops to ukraine. in a television interview, my call said that was not on the table at the moment, but all option should be kept open for your pin and nato allies have ruled out sending western troops to create. i mean, assume photo the quad. couldn't some place. i mean, when the russians are voting in the presidential election, that's all the sure to hand blown away. approaching another 6 year term. the election is set to last until sunday evening. read one says a 112000000 people are eligible to vote, including residence of the occupied ukrainian territory. president version is poised to secure his 5th term and what's expected to be a landslide victory for who spiteful just said to you. but he does have a lot of more on the election. i'm joined now in the studio by my colleague roman going to rank a roman voting is underway now in russia. is there any excitement in russia

surrounding the selection given that the outcome is pretty much a report on conclusion? upfront fees, yes and no, no, because well, everything is under putting control under the kind of control. so there's no opposition. opposition? leaders were either killed or hosted out of the country. people are afraid, boss. on the other hand, you know, they cite war changes everything. what i mean is unexpected things going to happen . and they do sometimes, you know, people may turn out and take part in that position. and what, what the russian opposition is and asking them to do, actually to come at 12 o'clock on sunday. and to show sort of data to show just legally that they oppose this war in your crime, that they oppose preteen. and how many will come, no one knows. so small signs of protests, perhaps to be looking out for their well putting has over the years, systematically oppressed the opposition into all those non existence. but so take

a look of how that happened. the presidential candidates defend calls currency and all of slot ski o from kremlin friendly parties and barely known in russia, hardly matches this election is all about boots in the used right. but this is a vote for or against the political system, as well as a means of legitimizing the president's advice. after all, our political system relies on the president's reading and it is necessary to re up on the populations trusting the president diamond again. it's a beautiful in times of especially military operation. this drug should be on the rise just to go to a special military operation is what russians have to cool a full scale invasion of ukraine. those are locally called it's a will often end up in prison. in prison months isn't the worst that can happen. so the dissidents in russia, alexi nova only died in this side, berry in prison, one months ago, until the very last moment, the criminal ins,

most outspoken critic of russians to protest against the president. and if i only was one of many opposition figures to be bought from running in elections force and the dish didn't had hooked to the 5 cruising at this year's election. pedestrian had a promising approval writing, bought the central election commission ball to him from the ballots. even with his rivals, dead in prison. oh band from running coaching may still face a challenge on election day and in mistake. that's damned. that's easier for thursday around the dream to hear from my actions later on for the more assistance . very important for, for the graham and for points him to demonstrate political leads that up. he is supported by us. majority of all right. so that's why the gram truly avoid any laws key on those not damage. they damage that puts you on this whole heartedly,

supported by almost all russians to damage this image, opposition figures having coverage, people to come to the polling stations at noon this sunday, alexi develops these widow, julia explained the points of the section called noon against the boots in please boys, we need to use election day to show that we exist and there are many of us. it's simple and safe. it can not be prohibited, and it will help millions to see that there are like minded people that are, we are not alone. we are surrounded by those who share or stands against for corruption and lawlessness. nathan invalid the know the opposition leaders inside and outside of russia hope to over throw polluted through this election. but they do hope that showing up on election day when in bold and even more russians to stand up to pitching through jean so, no one critical of the criminal understanding of the selection, the kremlin, controls the media, pretty much in russia,

any serious opposition to present in protein is either in jail and exile or dead. what's left of democracy in russia? how is this a democratic election? well, no way. this is a democratic election, and this is not the 1st on that the elections are held in national under such circumstances. so some people say we shouldn't call us elections, we should call think of another to, or maybe an electro mona case. i'm sorry, some say it's a and the lexical event. so it's an event. anyway, so it's, it's, it has to do something with elections which could be true. so, um, seriously, it is not an election as we see, as we understand it here in the west. it is not democratic, there is no position we know who will win lodge. i'm important but on the other hand, um it is, it is difficult to say that there is no opposition to put an inside. josh is just

how to measure it. it is difficult for the and pulling institutions to measure how much of business is the inside. but um, as the, as a, as i've said, what changes everything, it changes the more than the country war continues. russia has a lot of casualties, but people are afraid to show what they really think of it. they are afraid to say that is why it is so important to watch what will happen on sunday at noon to the war and ukraine, which in russia you can't call it a war as a special military operation. people are aware of that, that is happening is in there many mothers who have lost their children or wives have lost her husband. is the, is the country. is there growing opposition to be a protein because of the war in, in ukraine? well, there are small signs of it, you know, just small green grass in, in, in spring. for example, there is this movement on those mothers and daughters whose husbands or sons are

fighting in ukraine. they demanded they, they will be returned, so they're not demanding at the end of the war, but they want them to come back and their protests are becoming, at least at some points political. some of them are saying, turn up at midday on sunday, show up your protest against that. your husband is the then i'm saying, show up your protest against putting but they say come and show that you are against this will or you want to your husband story to on or your son. and this is very interesting. i think this is something that's not important is also afraid of . where does it go from here, we'll have the selection. vladimir putin will be re elected after that. and then what can we expect in terms of the, of the countries trajectory? will preteen feel emboldened as a result of that? well, i think he doesn't really care about the result for him. it is important to have

a full control over the situation and it seems like he has it. i think we're kinda expect more of the same. maybe more or not the last war because it's not even important has made it very clear. it wants this want to continue until he wins from and thank you very much. that was the w, as roman go to reco, to l to hate t were interruption to balances, calls, political turmoil, and unrest. prime minister audio only has agreed to step down once a new transitional council is formed, the country is now facing a severe humanitarian crisis. and famine in the wake of the unrest un this morning, there could be problems getting aid supplies through in the coming days. the struggle to get food and will, to thousands of people recently displaced by the gang violence in haiti. and now living in makeshift shelters like these under relying

on age supplies to get to the daily meal the go days without 18, the age been be fine to me is that it is miserable. how can we find food or money has no value a while ago? 5 good could be exchange for one us, donna and all 5 good means nothing. the country is facing a hunger crisis. so you have the wsp and unicef for warning that nearly a good, a good part of the population of the metropolitan area of puerto pits are facing famine light conditions. in addition to about half of the population of havi being in a dire situation in terms of, of hunger and risk continues across large parts of the country as guidance, invade and append entire communities. international organizations of scrambling to

install the transitional council that could gain control in haiti and called the violence, the number of the entities that will, that come, that will comprise the transitional counsel have submitted their names. and so we will continue to work with care. com and work with our international partners and work. first and foremost with uh, haitians themselves on uh, trying to pursue a path to develop the return of the democracy and free and fair elections and 80. the council would help to organize general elections, which haven't being held in haiti for nearly a decade. here's a look at a few other stories making headlines. germany has reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 10 percent in 2023. that's according to the countries federal environment agency . this was achieved, it says through a reduction of energy consumption and an increase in the production of renewable

power. the country is on track to meet its 2035. it targets the star ship rock into below and most companies space x has broken off while re entering the are a set spear. the and crude craft had almost completed a one hour test flight space excess if made improvements to star ship after its 1st to test flights. last year, they lasted just minutes before the rock and flew up to new york history. getting the landmarks that was gone for months for renovations, the retired concord jet returned to his home on a man having peer after a journey by boat. it really will be the very last to any of this concord aircraft. after months of restoration, it's headed back to peer 8 to 6, and the intrepid to see air and space museum on the banks of the hudson river in new york. a museum where

a whole range of extraordinary means of transport around display and this comb code . not just any conclude yet. we'll take pride of place that this airplane has, the wells russell. it's flying from new york so long. and i was the captain of that air. so the 2 hours 5259 seconds 5259 seconds was um we did it together back in 1996 me and mike for a former operate is and friends and pretty shy ways retired. the aircraft in 2003, due to high operating costs and a tragic accident in the year 2000. when an engine court fired during takeoff, resulting in the death of all $109.00 passengers on board and full of people on the ground to the concord dionte supersonic jet habit to fly commercially will be returned to public display at the start of april. and finally,

a quarter final match of the indian wells opened tennis tournament was brought to a halt when bees swarmed the stadium. the match between carlos aka carouse and alexander scott. i was suspended at 11 in the 1st set up for us. pled to the locker room after getting started on the 4th it. these did not stop, they're turning their attention to the referee and finally suspended the match. the expert was summoned to managed to remove the insects humanely. 2 hours later, the match resumed with a caress winning 6364, stream under the top stories were following for you. this hour and mazda said will return some hostages, a token of terror attack, and exchange for palestinian prisoners as part of the ceasefire proposal for gossip militant islam. his group has told mediators that the 1st stage exchange could lead

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