i think it's because he got into the so-called political issues with so -called violence, i feel thateration was not possible. the seventh actually i said that in the 7th parliament, the majority of the movement was yes, so to speak, in a very serious political environment, so to speak , it was not possible to be placed in this space, and in the 8th parliament, why were you not a candidate ? 9th, i didn't make a decision, that is, i didn't make a serious decision to enter. we are responsible for the legal supervision of the university , and you have an understanding that yes, i would like to ask you now , mr. afghani, during the period you were there and we were, this was no longer the deputy supervision. let me assume that as an example supervision of the implementation of the laws, of course , you were at your service now, according to his highness, when a law is approved, of course, the timely notification of the executive regulations is the preparation for implementation. in fact, this department monitors whether the executive body has performed these tasks in order to reach the i

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but the us has also its draft resolution calling for more humanitarian aid, as well as calling calling on israel not to conduct a ground operation in rafah in southern gaza, where more than 1 million palestinians have taken refuge in essentially large tent cities that have sprung up to house so many palestinians here. so that's part of the issue here. again, should that ceasefire be now which the us opposes as these negotiations ongoing, that is what the us is pushing for her progress in negotiations. as well as trying to create pressure on israel not to carry out its ground operation in rafah fred, it's also worth pointing out that the us now it seems comfortable using the words temporary ceasefire, that's something that had avoided until now that is a distinction, all right, oren liebermann. thank you so much, sara. >> thank you. fred new video showing the situation at one of khan yunis's only functioning hospitals in gaza. it's worsening. patients are now being evacuated from nasser hospital it comes just one day after witnesses told cnn, the israeli military rounded up some of the

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the was vito's un security council resolution calling for an immediate cease fire and gaza. washington says the measure would jeopardize efforts to broker a hostage deal. meanwhile, when you, when says, is pausing from deliveries to parts of gaza due to providing also coming up. yeah. but as far as like even a point of alexis, of all these mother appeals directly to rush as president to release her son's body . as the problem dismisses allegations that lighting refusing killed his fiercest critics. and honoring a legend of sending off the brilliant film festival pay special tribute to the career of director martin scorsese the i'm here until berlin. thank you very much for joining us with us. as we told him, the error back resolution in the un security council demanding a ceasefire. and a war between is real and homeless, which is labeled a terrorist organization in many countries. the was had said it would meet with the resolution that has instead propose its own calls for a temporary cease fire link to the release of hostages. the algae or sponsored plan representing centr

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when a call comes into the call center comic -- center, the call taker should be asking the right questions and making important decisions. is a police officer really needed for this type of call? if that question will be asked and other options would be available, rather than a police officer showing up eight out of 10 times, they are only showing up eight out of 100 times. now going to the technology question. technology can hurt or help. what kind of technology are we talking about? technology that's used for surveillance? or technology that is used for accountability? when i was in the chicago mayor's office, i was the deputy chief of staff for public safety. not a week went by that some vendor didn't show up or want to show up at my desk and pick something, some new system so there wouldn't be vehicular pursuits, or how to use drones to fly over chicago. we didn't need that. how is it being used? when congress or city council is asked to pass a budget, they need to be asking really important questions about what's inside the budget. the secretary just talked about that a moment ago, th

of course, i will back any motion calling — called?— called? of course, i will back any motion calling for an _ called? of course, i will back any motion calling for an immediate l motion calling for an immediate ceasefire. i did so in november and will do so again. but it is strange that we are debating which of the motions which call for an immediate ceasefire is the better when actually what they are saying is why the government is not calling for an immediate ceasefire? they see these children dying and what is going on in the gaza strip and this evening i had a voice message from sarah chaplin who has spent the entire day at the rafah crossing telling me what senior aid workers... she is chair of the commons international development select committee. she has been there all day, she is saying that senior leaders in all the aid agencies are in despair. they say they have never seen anything like it in 25 years. they say that they are fearful they will have to pull out because they can no longer guarantee the safety of their workfor

they are calling for an immediate cease—fire.ur position, unless they hardened up their own support for a cease—fire. the last time this was debated back in november, when labour calls for a pause rather than cease—fire, more than 50 mps within against the party line and the loss of a number front bench spokesperson, they felt they had to resign because they backed another party. in some attempt, this is an attempt to diffuse the division in labour ranks, and if this is voted on tomorrow, it means any revolt in labours rank with shrink. 0r on tomorrow, it means any revolt in labours rank with shrink. or the mentor a procedure it measures as well, even though labour has changed your position, is not guaranteed that their motion tomorrow calling for the cease—fire will be debated or voted on, what was definitely be voted on is the another motion by the scottish national particle and fund an immediate cease—fire and amendment from the conservative government calling for a pause. that would be debated and it still an open question wh

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by calling for an immediate cease-fire. all those impeding such calls should review their policies and their calculations because wrong decisions today will have a cost on our region and our world tomorrow. and this cost will be violence and instability. so ask yourselves, examine your conscience. what will your decisions day -- today cost? how will history judge you? madam president. before i conclude, i would like to tell everyone that we will bury our murders this evening in rafah, in gaza, in all of palestine. and algeria will return tomorrow on back half of the arab world, on behalf of muslim countries, and on behalf of all the free people in the world. powered by the souls of thousands of innocent people killed by the israeli occupation. with no accountability whatsoever. algeria will return to knock on the doors of the security council once again, to call for putting an end to the bloodshed in palestine. we will not stop until this counsel shoulders its responsibilities in full. and imposes an immediate cease-fire. w

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so-called free economy and the private sector. as a result of these two c. in political and economic issues, it almost caused factionalism, and this factionalization had an effect, and that is why, for example, we it caused that in the second parliament, we slowly saw the islamic republic party, so called mr. hashemi, may god have mercy on him, the wick went down and it almost became the right wing and the left wing and various issues. it used to happen that this conspiracy was almost placed together . they have tried to have many representatives, for example, regarding credit. they put a so-called line in their work letter and this caused a first amount the parliament started with tension and it took 45 to 50 representatives who, for example, the third parliament wanted their credentials, it took a long time from the beginning of the parliament, but considering the majority of the parliament prevailed in terms of fairness , the parliament found its own way after that passage of time. and... so to speak , he moved well in relation

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you've got to call it out and you've got to call it out and you've got to call it out and you've goto say it's not good enough. we're going to we're going to change things. >> it's interesting because grant defence grant shapps the latest defence secretary, the latest in secretary, he's the latest in a long line and that's his latest job that a lot board job is that a lot was on board hms vanguard witness the hms vanguard to witness the test. flipping missile test. and the flipping missile nearly ship. nearly landed on his ship. i mean, just a few hundred yards from launched. from where it was launched. >> truly unbelievable. >> it is truly unbelievable. it's interesting. it's taken so for long actually this to for long actually this this to come now and, and the sort come out now and, and the sort of the ridiculous statement from the mod , there was an anomaly. the mod, there was an anomaly. the bottom line is it failed . the bottom line is it failed. and i think the british people, we just want the truth we we just want the truth and we want that don't give us want to know that don

there was an issue about the import of the so-called bread baking industry, which should be banned. well, this vote was passed , and then it was even okay, yes, if the country grows domestically , until the country becomes self-sufficient in the production of the so-called bread baking machines, the import will be with such a percentage. well, immediately, it didn't take long. the next month, we saw that this happened and a very big and famous factory, which is now a large baked bread factory, opened and imported cars. now look at yourself like this. recently, it was announced that i don't know how long it was ordered to be registered, so kohen ayname did not come. who ordered it to be registered? if we have a law for many things that the people can do by themselves , the parliament will be relieved. we will give you a plan, and if it is the same people. manage the economy sector well and let them intervene in the macroeconomics as well and in revenue generation, productivity, wealth generation, all these things, well, they are the ones who pay taxes, the wealth goes up, when we clo

me son and called me, no, well, children are called by name, but i don’t call my daughter daughter,eek, i always didn’t like his unshaven cheek, well, no no unshaven, and such stubble, did i come home to you at least once, no, never, well, of course, can you imagine what happened, you, first of all, can’t you imagine where we lived? in korolev, in korolev it sounds like this, the house in which we lived was such a rickety wooden two-story building, where there were four communal apartments, a corridor, stove, cold water, toilets, everything, well, if he had come, the house would have exploded from gossip, they gave my mother a communal apartment when she moved to korolev, and she got a job at the factory on may 1, this is from the factory, in my opinion, that how did dad help later? uh, he just got us an apartment, they gave us an apartment, in moscow, well, he just, you know, when he, he used to do this in front of traffic cops, get out of the car, out of the car, say, sell his face, so , well, they found out, they helped, they gave me an apartment, then they helped me privatize th

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who are now calling on prime minister netanyahu to resign, what do you think needs to happen, what needs to change? but look, to to be honest, jose he should have resigned on october 7th, and then on... november 7th and then december 7th and then january 7th and he's probably going to get to february 7th without resigning, so this letter is more an expression of um will and and and wishful thinking rather than a uh a prescription or a plan of action, he needs to resign, now if he doesn't resign, i mean resign resignation is nothing that i expect him to do, what he needs to do, what the political system needs to do is to... call for an election, obviously there is heightened level of frustration with him in the us and the biden administration, obviously he has not cooperated on american visions of the of post war gaza, and obviously he's not a partner in americanized to a uh what what's called a reconfigured um least, so the pressure, the domestic pressure and the international pressure, particularly that from coming from the us uh... will i think in the next two three months uh force him

protests have been held around the globe with people calling for immediate ceasefire in gaza. saidpur is our correspondent who joins us from london. we also have saikina datu, journalist, author and producer who also joins us from london. they are both at the site of where these protests are taking place. well, first to use. say tell us what you got for us? yes, this is yet another mass protest um that is taking place in the british capital london, just like it has in the past 18 weeks since the start of the genocidal war aided and embedded by the uh us um conducted by israel. on the gaza strip, it is brought out, according to the organizers, some 200,00 people, um, there have been bigger ones before, of course, people have descended upon london, just not just from across the capital, but also from other parts of the uk, um, and you can see behind me, i guess, number of members of the medical profession, nurses out here today, in solidarity with their... fellow nurses and doctors who are out there on the frontlines putting their lives on the line trying to rescue and save as m

acts of genocide and not call for a ceasefire. i think that's a legitimate question, sima, don't you think? especially since none of the measures that have been uh put forth can come into any kind of effect if there's no cessation of aggression. definitely. well, the next tweet. edward snowden went further than just disappointment. he accused the us and eu of being accessories to the crime, saying the reason the icj didn't order an israeli cease fire in the palestinian genocide case is not for lack of evidence, in my opinion, but for. fear, they could not yet enforce the ruling, for the icj to function, the us and eu must first stop serving as an accessory to the crime, well he has point there, especially that the icj court ruling does say that it puts on notice those states that are helping uh zionist israel, so that's pretty much fact there, it shows lot of how the westerners especially not only the arabs or muslims who were a bit disappointed with the ruling of the cj how also westerners who have been looking uh clearly and wit

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they called and said that they wanted to surrender. we gave them half an hour, so they jumped out of their positions. and then a chain reaction began. then emmys fled from of they ask of that is there were no harsh clashes. they simply fled and were shot as they ran away, throwing their weapons to assist. it won't be soon until this facility will be able to pump the water to people's kitchens and bathrooms. ukraine still holds hostage. the river officers keep the next. the main water supply of the don't pass rusher has to claim control over its upstream too. so the issue, clues of black smoke rising on the horizon show that it is doing just that. how much is done of approaching from the dog boss oxy? and over to india, now, with ships from the ross, a navy specifics need to arrive to take part in the mazda and answer all naval drills on your screens. right now you can see one of the war ships ducking off in one of the india sports is set to take part in exercise. this type of milan 2020, for the visit of the russian sailors were report

so, he didn't call me, i didn't call him. and we got into a little bit of a battle. and -- >> years went by? >> years went by. >> but by june, 2010, kevin and his dad had patched things up. growing closer than ever. they made plans for the whole family to celebrate father's day together. >> he was so excited. he said to me, that, i can't wait to come down for father's day. i said, i can't wait to have you. i said, i love you. this is so wonderful. >> he just seemed to be at peace. i had not ever seen him like that. >> then it was the morning of the father's day party when it happened. sister michelle called their mom to check in. >> she didn't sound right. i said, are you okay? she said, kevin left. and she just started crying hysterically. she said kevin left, kevin left. i said mom, something is not right here. he left the three kids, he left morgan, i don't know where he went. he won't pick up his phone. he just sent me a text message. >> kevin, the death till death do us part romantic, leave his wife and kids? perhaps morgan put it best when she typed out their f

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malware called moobot created a so-called worldwide cyberespionage platform. the justice department says global allies helped make sure russian intelligence will not be able to access the routers again. un officials say devices in more than 1000 locations were attacked. >> we're giving a shout out this morning to louisville, kentucky, school bus driver larry farish. >> last. yeah. last friday, he noticed one of his usually cheery students named levi wasn't so happy. >> yeah, so levi said it was pajama day, and he didn't have any pajamas. so farish finished his route, then went to a store, bought levi pajamas, and delivered them to school. >> i asked myself, would you try the pajamas on when you get to class and have a great day? >> my face was like this. you know, that's my face too. when i get a new pair of pajamas, farish is a bit of a bus driver. for seven years, he says no child should have to miss out on something as small and meaningful as pjs day. >> that's what i love about this , because, you know, as adults, a lot of times we dismiss kids and think t

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i call it excel me quotes in judaism, it's called excite when you're away from your natural habitats. and the kids, as you can see, are having lots of fun being around their classmates, accounting in their natural habitat. guess i'm. it's their home, after all, they gave them a new tv that by turn on, what am i saying? the city is clearing the debris of a battle. this empty lot was the sight of a police station stormed and then occupied by a mazda militants. mural marks the stand often ensued when is rarely troops destroyed the building with the attackers inside. many of the scars that were left by the attack had been patched over but still 2 thirds of the cities, 30000 residents haven't come back. we stay with the deputy mayor expects that it will take another month at least before even half of the residents return. we are not in college where enabling and it's, it's a big difference but not a quote. people come here to is doing a lot. it's good for you because it's very personal. someone that is good for him and will come someone that is child is very afraid and advert posttraumatic