the, the, the, the, the we news line from berlin is really tanks roll into a rough line, southern gaza. israel takes control of a keyboard or crossing inside the territory. the incursion leaves a new ceasefire deal hanging in the balance also coming up. joe biden condemns the anti semitism at a hollow cost. memorial ceremony. us president warns against the rise and the anti jewish feeling in america observed since the start of the war and cost the miles in hand shakes as lottery or put is

sworn in as russia as president for an unprecedented 5th term clearing the way for another 6 years and found the outcome for at least welcome to the show. israel's military has seized control of a key border crossing in gaza. the army says tanks rolled into rough on the south of the territory. that's a vital crossing point for humanitarian aid coming in via egypt. the city also shelter is more than a 1000000 displace palestinians. israel has rejected the most recent proposal for us. these fire with loss which carried out the october 7th terror attacks. but it is really delegation. i still travel to egypt for fresh talks. after a night of celebrations, palestinians wake up to a familiar reality. is rarely tanks converge on the key rough of border crossing.

these really are me saying has taken control of the take points, guys aside in the city of rough uh, people are searching for bodies under the rubble following dead leaves rarely strikes over night lock rod countries. heavy guns by a very, very heavy bombardment with plains low rockets, tank machine guns such a never in my life. have i seen this? i'm almost 69 years old, but i'm in my life. i've never seen bombings like this. i love your how about on tuesday is real dropped lift. let's have a rough urgent residence to leave the parts of the city for what it calls an expanded to minute. terry, an area the order of foods in many displace palestinians on the move again.

and now they're saying to evacuate from rafa, which we go. ton unit has ruined what is left. they ruined our lives. there's nothing left. there's no safety and no home. there is no one, but god has sent us. no, no, we don't know where to go and tell us where to go. and it's all my was the income unit, the safe place. my eyes on the 10th is the water. electricity is the food and drink and how is it a safe place in the gauze? i now have a nice, safe place to be on the can wait on the move with our children and be confines safe to look on them. well, the arab countries to see us going to emphasize without children upon the use of whom us except in the cease fire, was met with joy on the streets of gods on monday evening. but i was late to israel's attacks. stop the celebrations, drills, kareem, alga worry, and cairo told us more about what he was hearing from his contacts about the

situation and bravo. it was i looked and listened the whole day, 2 interviews no could come or been made for us. you know, they're on the situation is really desperate and running away from their 1st, many of them were displaced for some of the more than a dozen times people ran out of money. people have no idea where to go. and then when they arrive to different locations, this either some cases i'm not fit to receive so many people, there is appropriate infrastructure. and then i mean, just imagine the holes and cultures of the last 24 hours. ringback first, as you saw the flex which helped him to lease because their home will become a come back soon. then it celebration of the street because they sold their voice over. and then again, retail version spot is right. it's now again the negotiations in cairo. i've seen people uh, quite confused about what to think about. the situation like that was journalist

kareem, alga laurie and cairo, and middle east analysts. laura bloomfield gave us her assessment of what to expect from the ceasefire negotiations in cairo. seymour and a ton yahoo or hard line or is right there, the anti compromised candidates representing both of their people. but i think they found that most wars come to a messy and i see 3 options maybe to get to that cease fire. it's kind of been a cease fire fever and we're hoping it will break for the good. one of the biggest obstacles is trust. so we can have someone sort of stand in and, you know, stand for the various parties is really do not trust the home us leadership. they were thinking that they were in a kind of deterrence relationship with them before october 7th, and then they were sucker punched on that day and they won't be full, began is their attitude and the past seems don't trust the israelis, but specifically natania who when they're asking for guarantees that these relatives will keep their side of the bargain either from the united states, or they're not quite sure they're gonna rely on the united states at this point. so

they're looking to turkey, enter russia. and the 2nd possibility is rather than um, as your, as your previous corresponded, noted that there's the sticking point over the end game. right now we're involved in a blame game, but if we can get past that and talk about, okay, so is it a permanent ceasefire? or is it a temporary calm? it's rather than making it time based and setting a date, you make it conditions based so that you have to meet certain markers on for end of hostilities that could be another way forward. and finally, you know, we've been focusing a lot on incentives for success. and maybe we need to talk about the cost of failure. failure to achieve a ceasefire with a little bit more leaning heavily into the negatives that could potentially be doha threatening to expel the mass leadership from guitar. and then on the united states side look tomorrow, in terms of leaning on israel secretary, blinking has to present a report to congress entering a very simple question which is, is israel violating international humanitarian law and it's on flooding,

gaza or us presidential bite and has condemned anti semitism at a holocaust memorial ceremony, speaking at the capital in washington, dc by warrant against the rise in anti jewish sentiments in america. since the war and gossip broke out. he honored the memory of the 6000000 jewish people murdered by the nazis in world war 25, and also announced additional measures to curve anti semitism on us campuses recently and rocked, fight pro palestinian protests. the president drew paralyzed between historical atrocities and the mazda attacks of october. 7th. here we are not 75 years later, but just 7 and a half months later, people are already forgetting already forget, that's a boss. on the sister. oh,

some os. a brutalizes rarely use a moss took in content is all hostages. i have not forgotten nor have you. and we will not forget my commitment to the safety of the jewish people, the security of israel. and it's right to exist as an independent jury state as are in class, even when we disagree. our washington corresponded benjamin alvarez followed his speech from washington dc and told me more about biden's central message. here to this right, president biden said that one of the may or lessons of the holocaust that hate does not just go away, but hi, it's adding there. what stops it, what stops anti semitism is all of us. so that more is needed by society as a whole. he said that hate against anyone should never be given a safe. how horrible he also said that free speech is a fundamental arrives in the us. but at the same time, there is no place for hate or violence of any kind, he said,

but never again translates to never forget as we just heard him, the that's important a to not forget and also showing concern that less than 8 months since the october 7th, a tech people already forgetting he addressed the surge of anti semitism around the world, harassment attacks and jewish students, anti semitic posters, and also sat that no one showed me too high to just be themselves. that power of items were as likely to be received on the college campuses that have made headlines in the past days. this is not the 1st time the present by and it speaks about this for pointing in a encampments that we're seeing in many colleges across the country. he wants events, threats that it's in for the mental right to have the freedom of speech. but also saying that there is no place for hate or violence of any kind that we also saw party at dispos that it's important also to make it a difference that well, many of them wordpress pro, a protesting peacefully. there were also some anti semitic

a chanting. there's also what we saw at columbia university in new york, and that we covered the recently set that it's difficult balance would be between a freedom of speech and on the other side, a little and old. and therefore, also addresses as administration is also presenting in new measures also to curve anti semitism, oncologist into us now. benjamin bind talks about iron clad support for israel, but there have been many disagreements between is really and hugh as leadership in a recent months, is support for israel within the by meant ministration as strong today as it was before the war and gaza started there has been frustration in washington way. they have any minutes on yahoo with the is really prime minister with this government also, but the frustration is usually expressed behind closed doors. no red lines have been said that by washington, that for can also of cause not be in fullest. but despite the growing criticism and pressure on the wide host it. but the president also used his address in today to

renew his unwavering support. for israel, you, you just quoted him. he repeated the commitment for the safety of the jewish people, the security of israel, and its rights to exist as an independent jewish estate saying that it's are in court even when we disagree. and that might also be referencing to the latest military decision that washington strongly opposes a rough invasion. that's what we heard from the secretary of defense, also from a, from antony blink and from a president a bite. and so this column is coming to tumbler pressure is indeed increasing on the us to condition military a to as well as the w washington correspondent benjamin alvarez. thank you so much and have a look now. and some of the stories making headlines around the world today. adult film actor stormy daniels told a jury she had a sexual encounter with donald trump in a hotel room in 2006. the former us president is on trial in new york accused of falsifying business records to by her silence. the judge denied a defense request for miss trial on the grounds,

her evidence was irrelevant. several powerful storms have swept across the midwest of the united states in oklahoma, at least one person was killed when are tornado destroyed homes and toppled trees and power lines. the bus already is have detained to ukrainian security officials for allegedly plodding to assassinate the president will let him use the lensky keys as b. u security service says russia was behind the plan. the premium government maintains moscow has repeatedly tried to assassinate zelinski since the invasion again, 2 years ago on the battlefield. weekends, state media in belarus and the army is checking is running us to deploy tactical nuclear weapons while neighboring russia prepares for its own nuclear drills. others in liter, alexander lucas sango has said, dozens of russian tactical weapons are in bella. rows under a deal to deter the west of flooding. we're putting has been sworn in as president

of russia for another 6 year term putting told the oath of office in a lavish ceremony at the kremlin, or any western countries boy called of the events because of the war and ukraine. put in one a landslide election victory in march without facing any meaningful opposition. he said he has a secret duty to lead russia through a difficult period here. or earlier we asked our senior international correspondent funding for shar enrica about susan's main message during his inauguration address to russia's present pro 10 is in power for nearly 25 years. that's nearly a quarter of a century. and we got this in fact which integration speech we look at. he knows he's speaking both with domestic audience, but he also speaks to an audience abroad. so there was no difference today when he was speaking to people from within the country on far away. you want to make sure that russia comes across as a country that's really strong,

that he is able to defend itself for training the country as the one that needs to in his narrative defend itself from the west. what i found quite interesting here compared to what he just said 24 hours ago. he was wondering basically new, clear drills, a saying that uh, cooling, basically does the west whole tabs that need to be cooled. cool down are referring there to lead us in the us in the u. k. to for us today you were speaking about basically indirectly reaching out to the west by saying that he doesn't refuse any dialogue that he's actually open to dialogue. putting the bowl therefore, in the court of the west question is obviously how much you can trust those comments. but by that he wants to crate this narrative, the rush you a very much says the west can decide whether they want to have peace or continue with aggression cold please. the real events of the fact that it is russia, that's an ex, from year 2014. and it is russia that attack

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