it should be coordinated with other tax policies that have already been approved and implemented . thank you very much, i wish you success. good luck. thank you and thank you for watching. while housing costs in america have risen, new research shows a link between evictions and premature death , a connection that shows this is even more so than during the pandemic. it is more intense. during

the first two years of the covid-19 crisis, the death rate among renters who faced eviction it had more than doubled. we spoke to squatters across the country about the impact of being evicted on their destabilizing health . my name is sabrina davis. i live in kansas city, missouri. in february 2021, i was expelled from my blood.

i faced dismissal. the only thing i felt was my blood pressure dropping. at that moment, i saw that i fell in the street. here in dallas we have a problem with homelessness and i found myself in this situation. after living in the house that i had rented for a year and when i had to pay the water bill i complained about electricity, the landlord decided to get an eviction order for me instead of solving the problem. where should i go? this was my main problem because i could not be homeless.

when i was kicked out, this stress and chronic pain that i had been dealing with before was resolved. i was living in a hotel for about 6 or 7 months until we finally found a room to rent. we did not have a kitchen to cook in. in addition, we were suffering from covid, viruses and colds, and there was always a fear of going to the doctor. you

ignorant and renter advocates have sounded the alarm that these people appear to be mostly black renters, especially women with children in the new study. we found that about 30% of black women who are renters with their children face the threat of eviction every year, and we need to do something about these inequalities using different strategies. we need to think about the racist housing policies that have pushed some americans into expensive unregulated, often exploitative, rental markets where evictions in your new research that recently released court records have been reviewed. these are people who are facing eviction cases and are threatened with deportation. then you

have investigated the mortality rate in these people. what made you want to research the relationship between layoffs and people's health? there are many reasons to think that eviction has terrible consequences for health both in terms of chronic stress and mental health , the death rate acts as a social mirror and the culmination of all mechanisms related to eviction and so whether it's prioritizing rent over health care and food, or experiencing extreme housing instability after our eviction. in this study, we found that employers who were threatened with eviction had a death rate during the pandemic that was almost double what we expected based on pre-pandemic death rates. this shows that the death rate among people who

face the risk of deportation is very high. how can you determine what factors are associated with dismissal and contrast them with other factors that people had it during the epidemic period . i mean, for example, access to health care. it is difficult to analyze these different paths. i think the case of the expulsion of these people actually shows the risk of a bad event. like the dismissal itself. but there is also a more general indicator of financial problems. we know that the threat of eviction has negative effects on people's health, even if they are never fired. in this constant stress related to finding a house to rent or facing eviction is a traumatic process. there is an interpretation and that is that it should be first he paid the rent. we know that tenants tend

to sacrifice other needs like food and health care when the rent goes up, which can often be pre-eviction. so all these messages over time. they combine with each other to form the state of health that is related to before and after the dismissal period, but to be clear , i want to say that your research does not actually deal with the reasons for this process. i mean how strong is the evidence you are talking about. you are providing shortcuts. i like your article it necessarily proves this. right, yes . in this research, we are not making any claims about the causality of the eviction event itself. we are, in a way, comparing how the death rate among people who were sued for eviction during the pandemic compared to the death rate among

this group changed before the outbreak of the pandemic , so this is a descriptive finding rather than a causal finding. this research actually shows a very sharp increase in the rate. death is fatal for these people during the first one or two years of the epidemic. however, even with the limitations associated with the study your research seems to clearly show that there is some kind of anomaly that we wouldn't expect just by the excess mortality among people facing court eviction orders. what do you hope the people of the legislators and policymakers think about

the fact that it has reached its highest level and the evictions are increasing again, we should actually think about these policies to reduce the process of eviction and guarantee affordable housing for everyone. it is not only related to housing policies, but also vital in relation to health policies. in the name of god, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to today, the case and discussion of tonight's program will be dedicated to examining the failures of

american foreign policy in the past few decades, which we will discuss with mr. michael meloff, an analyst and former director of the pentagon of the us department of defense. but on the 9th day of the 322nd war in gaza, in addition to bombing this barrage, the zionist forces continued their attacks in the west bank and despite besieging the jenin camp , they had to fight with the resistance groups of this camp for hours. in this conflict , wissam hazem, one of the commanders of hamas, was martyred.

i mean, what happened, this is a nightmare, i mean, we were in a situation nightmare nightmare nightmare means imaginary. that is, we could not see and hear, and that is enough of what is clear in our eyes , from jed, from jed, of what we did not imagine, that is, he will become the al-borj or sahibi, but all my heart will be the al-borj, the belt, the batoon, and the stones .

i'm sure you've run out of supplies , i don't have alcohol, i don't have a house, it's enough, we're the best , i'm not , it's enough, we're the best, we don't care, it means that it's going to be fine . that is, like halib nafl, for example, ana andi today in the house of the girl, she has to sew , and the temperature is 40 degrees. we are not responsible for this matter , and the asaaf will not be able to pray at all. ma sar al-shabak yum zarwa shab ana hun tarkaman shab. the commander

of quds battalions in the west bank said that the resistance fighters in the west bank and its camps formed a joint operation room against the occupying forces , news sources announced in the past 72 hours in the north of the west bank, 20 palestinians. and dozens of people they were arrested. the extensive operations of the zionist regime in the areas of jenin, tubas and tul karam in the north of the west bank.

the criminal actions of the zionist settlers have multiplied after the al-aqsa storm operation. they

steal our livestock with the force of arms and the support of the zionist military. as al-mayadin reporter says, the statistics show that from the first to the twenty-sixth of the month.

as i said at the beginning of the program , tonight's case and conversation is dedicated. to investigate the mystery of the failure of the american foreign policy in west asia , what the americans wanted and what they got in the last one or two decades. we are going to washington dc to talk with michael maalouf, the analyst of the former director of the us department of defense . hello, mr. maalouf. thank you for

accepting our invitation to talk. thank you for inviting me . today, the 320th day of the gaza war has ended, and now to we are approaching the twelfth month of this war. in the past week, like all the previous weeks, the us continued to send weapons to israel, and the 500th american plane carrying bombs and missiles landed in the occupied territories, according to reports, only the us government 50 thousand tons of bombs. missile weapons and equipment has sent a military to israel, of course , there have been other supports, including intelligence cooperation. this week, the new york times revealed that the united states had even provided ground-penetrating radars to the zionists to identify hamas leader yahya senwar during these 11 months.

the sum of these aids has not yet achieved victory in gaza or the destruction of hamas. on the other hand, until now, blinken has come to the region 9 times and has always said that he is looking for peace, but after 11 months , he has not been able to end the war . israel helped to win the war but could not achieve peace. what do you think about this general picture?

america's defense sector is also very much under the influence of the israelis, they had wars in afghanistan and iraq before, and these wars started under the influence of the same israeli lobbies. what other countries have failed against israel. this

is the formation of the axis of resistance, which was definitely formed after the disappointment of the american policies, and at the same time, we see that the biden government practically implements all its decisions. deposit to netanyahu and... netanyahu has adopted a very radical policy considering the cabinet that has very severe strictures in addition to the harsh and bad behavior he has with arab israelis and now he has come to the west bank. and he started the war against gaza and brought everything to the end. it is clear now that he wants to continue the war, and in the congress, he also mentioned that he

wants to attack iran and work. it doesn't want to end here, and neither does the united states, which is definitely in the field of stopping crazy decisions netanyahu, who is setting the region on fire, has failed and succeeded. thank you very much for your explanations . what do you think should be in the minds of blinken and the main decision makers of american foreign policy regarding this war? they have 11 months to either win or make peace. what do you think they are thinking now? see, they are now

produced in a beautiful way. america's approaches are such that considering the upcoming elections , they are not at all interested in entering another war. but this issue is not what netanyahu wants, and that's why they they have to, despite the fact that they don't want to go to war , they are putting weapons at the disposal of israel netanyahu, and now america is in a position where it wants to do something to make netanyahu win. this war should end and they themselves should not be caught. netanyahu's israel now, well, in the past few months, they tried very hard to involve america in this war

, because if this war involves only israel , it means that israel is the only western side of that war . israel alone cannot defeat iran. god can't fight with hezbollah and can't even defeat the houthis, so as a result , they need to bring america in. and as a result, now being in a very difficult position. mr. maalouf, you mentioned that some people in america say that the government and the army of this country should

intervene even more. in favor of israel in the region , but for 7 months, they have had a direct and clear intervention in yemen. 7 months ago, the americans entered the scene directly with several other countries, including the uk, to prevent the attacks of the yemeni army on the ships heading towards the ports of israel. they are going to attack the yemenis with warships and a few thousand american forces are present in the red sea for the same purpose during this time, but well. he could not stop the attacks of the yemenis. why could they not win and achieve their goals against this limited population of yemen, which is both besieged and has just passed 8 years of war? this

is because america basically , but the involvement and continuous presence of the americans in this conflict actually showed their military limitations and weaknesses because the americans cannot be present on all fronts at the same time, well they are in the middle east region. it is in lebanon there is the middle east, their fifth fleet is based in bahrain. we do this in a situation where

many western countries have decided not to enter the red sea operation and not intervene in it, because they actually predicted a failure there and did not put themselves in this risk, but america with this mindset that the police are everywhere , they came in, they did some raids , they entered this battle in yemen, and in the end, they couldn't succeed, and now i think that, well, now they have their own operations with the british , but a number of countries have left us. we saw that although saudi arabia was involved in the war with yemen for several years , it did not participate in this operation because it saw that it was against its own national interests.

it became a problem for american and america, in fact , it had to spend its power everywhere, and in fact, it was under pressure, it faced its limitations , and now in the middle of the day, they want to keep israel up, and that's what hurts them and america we reviewed the food war , we discussed yemen, years ago we also had the war in syria, where america and its allies were completely on one side of this war, and they tried very hard to defeat bashar al-assad's government. they were overthrown, but in the end they could not be defeated . now let's put all this together, all the resistance groups in the region have been controlled by america for decades.

they are on the list of terrorism and banned. in addition , iran itself has been under the most severe economic sanctions. but in terms of comparison between iran and the entire resistance front, for example, they have become stronger since the last 20 years. but the american government no longer has the power it had in the past 20 years. we had many historical events and battles during this time. i mentioned that the resistance front was able to win the wars in syria, iraq, lebanon and gaza. this is a problem which even nazirans in asia and west asia can clearly see. just this week, i saw a report in asia times that addressed this issue. the analyst of that report wrote that as a security studies researcher who has been investigating conflicts in the middle east for more than 20 years. he says that all american foreign policies towards iran

have failed.