elijah magner, journalist and analyst is joining us from brussels. also with this is khalid barakat, the spokesperson of the masar albadil movement in vancouver, canada. welcome to the show, gentlemen, elijah, beginning with you uh, let's talk about christmas celebrations this year and how different they could be given this genocide going on, and you now iof soldiers have no regard for any religion, muslims, christians are like, rituals, nationalities, what your job is, you're a journal, you're a doctor, whoever you are, the they hit mosk, they hit churches, so and anybody standing in their way as the war minister, was saying, is legitimate target, as the israely authorities actually, they themselves proclaim, so let's talk about the atmosphere of the christmas holidays this year to begin with, for israel, there are no christmas holidays, because for them uh killing christians or muslim is exactly the same, because they consider any palestinians according to the manifest of 1977 of the party, presence of any palestinian regardless his religion is a t

elijah, beginning with you. uh, let's talk about christmas celebrations this year and how different they could be given this genocide going on, and you know, iof soldiers have no regard for any religion. muslims, christians are like, rituals, nationalities, what your job is, your journo, you're a doctor, whoever you are, they hit mosk, they hit churches, so... and anybody standing in their way, as the war minister was saying, is legitimate target, as the israeli authorities actually they themselves proclaim, so let's talk about the atmosphere of the christmas holidays this year to begin with. for israel, there are no christmas holidays, because for them killing christians or muslim is exactly the same, because they consider any palestinians according to the manifest of 19. 77 party, any presence of any palestinian regardless his religion is a threat israel, therefore what they are doing, what the israeli occupation forces are doing in gaza is to destroy as many possible as homes and infrastructure and kill as ma

elijah, beginning with you. uh, let's talk about christmas celebrations this year, and how different they could be given this genocide going on, and you know, iof soldiers have no regard for any religion. muslims, christians are like, rituals, nationalities, what your job is, you're a journal, you're a doctor, whoever you are, they hit mosk, they hit churches, so and... anybody standing in their way, as the war minister was saying, is legitimate target, as the israeli authorities actually, they themselves proclaim, so let's talk about the atmosphere of the christmas holidays this year to begin with. for israel, there are no christmas holidays, because for them killing christians or muslim is exactly the same, because they consider any palestinians according to the manifest of 1977. party, any presence of any palestinian regardless his religion is a threat to the state of israel, therefore what they are doing, what the israeli occupation forces are doing in gaza is to destroy as many possible as homes and infrast

i mean, how do you see all of this, elijah? we have seen at the united nations yesterday how 13 countries. supported the humanitarian fire because it is called humanitarian se fire, while the uk, one of the closest us ally abstained and the us just rejected the vote, and that means how much the us is indeed supporting genocidal killing and murdering of the children and women in gaza, the destruction of the structure, the violation of international laws and the committing work crimes and crimes against humanity, that is undoubtedly the participation, direct participation of us to all the genocide that's happening, and the americans really don't care. now what is important here is the awareness of the population around the world no longer swallow any of the american narrative that they are working for peace because they prove to be unworthy of being a partner for peace. we've seen how president vladimir putin was received in the emirate and saudi arabia, one of the very close allies to the us, how he received president ibrahim ra

elijah, mac, journalist and political analyst out of brussels and daniel, author and researcher out of beirot. well thank you both for being with me, well let me start this off uh with elijah, now it is as if everything is being made mockery of, for example, the us is alleviating the suffering of the people of gaza, just like international law isn't really a reality, i mean how do you see all of this, elijah? we have seen that the united nations yesterday how 13 countries supported the human. because it is called humanitarian sease fire, while the uk, one of the closest us ally abstained and the us just rejected the vote, and that... means how much us is indeed supporting the genocidal killing and murdering of the children and women in gaza, the destruction of the infrastructure, the v of international laws and the committing work crimes and crimes against humanity. that is undoubtedly the participation, direct participation of the us to all the genocide that is happening in gaza, and the americans really don't care. "now what is important here is the awareness of the population around

elijah, a journalist and political analyst out of busels and daniel, author and... researcher out of the root. well, thank you both for being with me. well, let me start this off uh, with eliza now is as if everything is being made mockery of. for example, the us is alleviating the suffering of the people of gaza, just like international law isn't really a reality. mean, how do you see all of this? elisha? we have seen at the united nations yesterday how 13 countries. supported the humanitarian se fire because it is called humanitarian se fire while the uk, one of the closest us ally abstained and the us just rejected the vote, and that means how much the us is indeed supporting genocidal killing and murdering of the children and women in gaza, the destruction of the infrastructure, violation of international laws and the committing work crimes. and crimes against humanity, that is undoubtedly the participation, direct participation of the us to all the genocide that's happening in gaza, and the americans really don't care. now what is important here is the awareness of the populatio

welcome to the show, gentlemen, elijah, beginning with you uh, let's talk about christmas celebrations this year and how different they could be given this genocide going on, and you know iof soldiers have no regard for any religion, muslims, christians are like, rituals, nationalities, what your job is, you're a journo, you're a doctor, whoever you are, they hit mosk, they hit churches, so and anybody standing in their way as the war minister was saying, is legitimate target as the israeli authorities actually they themselves proclaim, so let's talk about the atmosphere of the christmas holidays this year to begin with. for israel, there are no christmas holidays, because for them killing christians or muslim is exactly the same, because they consider any palestinians according to the manifest of 1977 of the party, any presence of... any palestinian regardless his religion is a threat israel, therefore what they are doing, what the israeli occupation forces are doing in gaza is to destroy as many possible as homes and infrastructure and kill as many civilians, many children and women,

"i believe elijah is correct in in in in this regard that the democrats don't want to lose um much of what's happening um in terms of the republicans showing that they are less hokish, showing that they are not as committed to israel, so they're going out of their way to show their commitment uh to uh to israel, they're going out of their way to uh shore up that support, because they're right, the republicans are. are going even more extreme saying let's bumb them all, let's destroy them, let's cleanse the land, there have been some calls for for genocide by some republicans, and i think that this is very disturbing, and so we're seeing that what's going on in the united states during this political election cycle for the presidency is uh who is more pro israel who is going to defend them at all costs, regardless of the human. toll and i think that this is deeply disturbing and we've seen this and it's ongoing and so there have been some calls as elijah pointed out by the biden administration to reduce the number of civilian casualties, but there has not been a call for a ceasefire, b

but how is the best situation, elijah? so you know, that turning point that could turn between would be a rockies or with his bottom to 11 on or with the food. these and you, i'm and how delicate is it at this point? is extremely benefit because the other senior calls should not be that bad at all goals, otherwise it will lose the support of the population. well why sofa, who is supporting his right is only through united states and britain to abstain to vote in favor of non ceasefire. therefore, the rest of the world doesn't stand with age, right? however, it is important not to create a conflict between one and is right or hezbollah and is right. but in the name of the guys in the name of the children and women in that this is exactly what i'm sorry, a lot and human has done. and this is why they limited to the auction only to lift the siege on guys. uh so they not. so i think in the name of it was they not finding the name of the proxies. anyone who would like to call them, they type thing and the name of the stadium su

i mean, how do you see all of this, elijah? we have. seen at the united nations yesterday how 13 countries supported the humanitarian se fire because it is called humanitarian sease fire while the uk one of the closest us all stained and the us just rejected the vote and that means how much the us is indeed supporting genocidal killing and murdering of the children and women in gaza the destruction of the infrastructure. the violation of international laws and the committing work crimes and crimes against humanity, that is undoubtedly the participation, direct participation of the us to all the genocide that is happening in gaza, and the americans really don't care. now what is important is the awareness of the population around the world can no longer swallow any of the american narrative that they are work? for peace because they proved to be unworthy of being a partner for peace. we've seen how um president vladimir putin was received in the emirate and saudi arabia, one of the very close allies to the us, how he received pr

but how is the best situation, elijah? so you know, that turning point that could turn between would be a rockies or with his bottom to 11 on or with the food these and you, i'm and how delicate is it at this point? is extremely benefit because the other senior calls should not be that bad at all goals, otherwise it will lose the support of the population. well why sofa, who is supporting his right is only through united states and britain to abstain to vote in favor of non ceasefire. therefore, the rest of the world doesn't stand with age, right? however, it is important not to create a conflict between one and is right or hezbollah and is right. but in the name of the guys in the name of the children and women in that that this is exactly what i'm sorry, a lot and human has done. and this is why they limited to the auction only to lift the siege on guys. certainly not, so i think in the name of a why they not finding the name of the proxies. anyone would like to call them, they type thing and the name of the stadium, sub

but how is the best situation, elijah? so you know, that turning point that could turn between would be a rockies or with his bottom to 11 on or with the food these and you, i'm and how delicate is it at this point? is extremely benefit because the other senior calls should not be that bad at all goals, otherwise it will lose the support of the population. well why sofa, who is supporting his right is only through united states and britain to abstain to vote in favor of non ceasefire. therefore, the rest of the world doesn't stand with age, right? however, it is important not to create a conflict between one and is right or hezbollah and is right. but in the name of the guys in the name of the children and women in that that this is exactly what i'm sorry, a lot and human has done. and this is why they limited to the auction. only to lift the siege of guides. uh, so they not, so i think in the name of a why they not finding the name of the proxies. anyone who would like to call them, they type thing and the name of the sta

but how is the best situation, elijah? so you know, that turning point that could turn between would be a rockies or what has been the 11 on or with the food these and yeah, and how delicate is it at this point? it is extremely that it because the other senior calls should not be that event at all goals, otherwise it will lose the support of the population. well, why sofa who is supporting is right. it's early united states and britain abstain to vote in favor of non ceasefire. they, for the rest of the world doesn't stand with age, right? however, it is important not to create a conflict between what is right or hezbollah and is right. but in the name of god, in the name of the children and women in this is exactly what i'm sorry, a lot and human has done. and this is why they limited to that sion only to lift the siege on guys. so they not. so i think in the name of it was they not finding the name of the proxy. anyone would like to pull them. they type thing in the name of the senior civilians on that day, every single

but how is the best situation, elijah? so you know, that turning point that could turn between would be a rockies or with his bottom to 11 on or with the food. these and you, i'm and how delicate is it at this point? is extremely benefit because the other senior calls should not be that bad at all goals, otherwise it will lose the support of the population. well why sofa, who is supporting his right is only through united states and britain to abstain to vote in favor of non ceasefire. therefore, the rest of the world doesn't stand with age, right? however, it is important not to create a conflict between one and is right or hezbollah and is right. but in the name of the guys in the name of the children and women in that that this is exactly what i'm sorry, a lot and human has done. and this is why they limited to the auction. only to lift the siege on guys. uh, so they not, so i think in the name of it was they not finding the name of the proxies. anyone who would like to call them, they type thing and the name of the sta

but how is the best situation, elijah? so you know, that turning point that could turn between would be a rockies or with his bottom to 11 on or with the food. these and you, i'm and how delicate is it at this point? it is extremely that it because the other senior calls should not be that bad at all goals, otherwise it will lose the support of the population. well, why sofa, who is supporting is right. it's only through united states and britain abstain to vote in favor of non ceasefire. therefore the rest of the world doesn't stand with age, right? however, it is important not to create a conflict between one and it is liable, hezbollah and is right, but in the name of the guys in the name of the children and women and that, that this is exactly what i'm sorry, a lot and human has done and this is why they limited to the auction only to lift the siege on guys. uh so they not. so i think in the name of a why they not finding the name of the proxies. anyone who would like to call them, they type thing and the name of the s

joining us on tonight's spotlight we have elijah magnie, journalist and political analyst who was joining us from brussels and also we have human rights activist mr. mohsan nagvi who's joining us from houston, texas. well, gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. magnia in brussels, resolution 27-20 was adopted at the un uh security council following multiple delays and the shenanigans by uh the us which vetoed the draft, they were alleging objections to the wording suspension of hostilities, us also as you saw earlier vetoed the russian bit to add the word ceasefire to the text. what do you make of the insistance of the us on the wording used in this resolution, which was strongly criticized by russia, and overall do you see the adoption of this resolution is being too little, too late. thank you for having me, there are many points. needs to highlight here, first of all, israel is not yet ready for the seasfire and hasn't achieved his objective, which is to destroy gaza and ideally force exodus not only to the south of gaza, but also to egypt and outside the gaza stri

welcome to all of you, elijah mcmahon. these are some of the strongest or the strongest mornings for israel protect civilians that we've heard publicly from the us. why are we hearing them now? i think it's very interesting to hear that the americans all taking some distance of what is right is committing as by making the national laws and obvious crimes against humanity and will crimes into something very good to hear the history of the american affections. saying that the user eighty's cannot continue and can exhibit in and they have to be care for. how long does that so that is, 1st of all the knowledge meant that is right. it is indeed fitting civilians and the result of the page we have 16000 people dealt with the 70 to 80 percent all civilians. secondly, is why the americans also change it and if that a so some purposes now is not to publish because these really continue the war effort. this is going to put them there to the ministry operations is not obviously because yes, and they was the most intensive bombardment

elijah magnie, journalist and political analyst who was joining us from brussels and also we have human rights activist mr. mohsan nagvi who's joining us from houston, texas. well, gentlemen, welcome to the program, let's start off with mr. magnia in brussels, resolution 2720 was adopted at the un, security council following multiple delays and other. anigans by uh the us, which vetoed the draft, they were alleging objections to the wording suspension of hostilities, us also, as uh you saw earlier veto the russian bit to add the word ceasefire to the text, what do you make of the insistance of the us on the wording used in this resolution, which was strongly criticized by russia, and overall, do you see the adoption of this resolution is being too little, too late? thank you for having me, there are many points. highlight here, first of all, israel is not yet ready for the seasfire and hasn't achieved his objective, which is to destroy gaza and ideally force exodus, not only to the south of gaza, but also to egypt and outside the gaza strip. this plan is still on the table, and there ar

so what's your response to elijah's comments that our country is a doing nothing. in particular, why cons egypt open and control the rough across thing itself? what do we do except sides under crushing eh. busy and pete, it's a, it's a, it's a b, we are flying our sovereignty on the outside crossing. there's a chance that come to the crossing because they're not crossing has 2 sides opinion . and that is huge. send one. so why, why this raise as so much in charge of them? you know, when the, the, the, the is a, is the do 6 in order to prevent, of course, this is an excuse to prevent this modeling of weapons inside. gotcha. but the things are going with the checks at this point in time given how much they slow up the amounts of 8. that is which and goals are they've had from bushera. people desperately need more a to gets in. but it is. these is writing the checks, then stopping not that's, that's fine. that's right. not a mind. and that's why it be in an hour, uh, diplomatic conversation with the american administration. we keep insisting, we keep assisting on the

welcome to all of you, elijah mcmahon. these are some of the strongest or be strongest mornings for israel protect civilians that we've heard publicly from the us. why are we hearing them now? i think it's very interesting to hear that the americans all taking some distance of what is right is committing as barden a thing is the national laws and obvious crimes against humanity and will crimes into something they are so heavy is read to the american affections, saying that these are reduced cannot continue getting civilians and they have to be care for. how long does that so that is 1st of all and the knowledge meant that is right. it is indeed fitting civilians. and the result of the page we have 16000 people dealt with the 70 to 80 percent all civilians. secondly, is why the americans all sang it and if that a so some purposes now is not to any purpose because these are really continual efforts. this is going to put them there to the ministry operations. it is not obviously because yes, and they was the most intensive bo

so what's your response to elijah's comments that our country is a doing nothing. in particular, why cons egypt open and control the rough across thing itself? we do accept size under crossing eh. busy and pete, it's a, it's a, it's a b, we are flying our sovereignty on the outside crossing. there's a chance that come to the crossing because they're not crossing has 2 sides opinion and addiction one. so why, why this raise as so much in charge of them? you know, when the, the, the, the is a, is the do 6 in order to prevent, of course, this is an excuse to prevent this modeling of weapons inside. gotcha. but i think 03. what phase checks at this point in time given how much they slow up the amounts of 8, that is which and goals are they've had from bushera. people desperately need more a to gets in, but it is, these is writing the checks, then stopping, not the best. that's fine. that's right. not a man. and that's why it be in an hour uh, diplomatic conversation with the american administration. we keep insisting, we keep insisting on the absolute need to increase

so what's your response to elijah's comments that our country is a doing nothing. in particular, why cons egypt open and control the rough across thing itself? why we, we do accept size under crossing eh. busy and pete, it's a, it's a, it's a b, we are flying our sovereignty on the outside crossing. there's a chance that come to the crossing because it outside crossing has 2 sides opinion and addiction one. so why, why this raise is so much in charge of them, you know, when the, the, the, the is a, is the do 6 in order to prevent, of course, this is an excuse to prevent the smuggling of weapons inside. gotcha. but the things are going with the checks at this point in time given how much they slow up the amounts of 8. that is which and goals are they've had from bushera. people desperately need more a to gets in. but it is. these is writing the checks, then stopping, not the best, that's fine. that's right. not a man. and that's why it be in an hour, uh, diplomatic conversation with the american administration. we keep insisting, we keep insisting on the absolute ne

and israel at oaks firm in brussels, elijah might be a military and political analyst. and, and kyra who's saying, how are you the former assistant foreign minister of egypt, welcome to all of you, elijah mcmahon. these are some of the strongest, all the strongest mornings for israel protect civilians that we've heard publicly from the us. why are we hearing them now? i think it's very interesting to hear that the americans all taking some distance of what is right is committing as barden a thing is the national laws and all of us crimes against humanity and will crimes into something they are so heavy is read to the american affections saying that a user eighty's cannot continue and can exhibit in, and they have to be careful and how long does that so that is 1st of all and the knowledge meant that is right. it is indeed fitting civilians and the result of the page we have 16000 people dealt with the 70 to 80 percent all civilians. secondly, is why the americans all sang it and if that a so some purposes now is not to any purpose because these are really continual effo

elijah magnier, journalist and political analyst joining us from brussels. also we have activist and commentator don dubar joining us from austinning, new york. gentlemen, welcome to the program, let's start off with mr. magnia in uh brussels, hamas says that israel and the united states are responsible for the expiration of the seven daysfire in gaza. uh, iranian foreign minister has also, the minist, foreign ministry spokesman has weighed in on that issue as well, saying that the regime is seeking to compensate for its october 7th defeat by killing even more civilians. share with us your perspective. the reasons that these israeles are continuing with this massacre. thank you for having me. israel is not expected to stop its war on the palestinian civilians in the first place, and then against the palestinian resistance in gaza, because it has failed to achieve any of the objectives and was surprised by the seventh of october attack. now the problem of the seventh of october attack is it has created created a serious insecurity in the settlers who refused to return to the borders w

elijah magnier journalist and political analyst joining us from brussels. and also we have activist and commentator don dubar joining us from austining new york. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. magnia in uh brussels, hamas says that israel and the united states are responsible for the expiration of the seven days ceasefire in gaza. uh, iranian foreign minister has also, the foreign ministry spokesman has weighed in on that issue as well. saying that the regime is seeking to compensate for its october 7th defeat by killing even more civilians. share with us your perspective on the reasons that the israeles are continuing with this massacre. thank you for having me. israel is not expected to stop its war on the palestinian civilians in the first place, and then against the palestinian resistance in gaza, because it has failed to achieve any of the objectives. and was surprised by the 7th of october attack. now the problem of the seventh of october attack is it has created serious insecurity in the settlers who refused to return to the borders with gaza, and we'

elijah magnier, journalist and political analyst joining us from brussels. and also we have activist and commentator don dubar joining us from. welcome to the program, let's start off with mr. magnia in uh brussels, hamas says that israel and the united states are responsible for the expiration of the seven days fire in gaza, iranian foreign minister has also the foreign ministry spokesman has weighed in on that issue as well saying that the regime is seeking to compensate for its october 7th defeat by killing even more civilians. share with us your perspective on the reasons that these israeles are continuing with this massacre. thank you for having me. israel is not expected to stop its war on the palestinian civilians in the first place, and then against the palestinian resistance in gaza, because it has failed to achieve any of the objectives and was surprised by the 7th of october attack. now the problem of the seventh of october. attack is it has created a serious insecurity in the settlers who refuse to return to the borders with gaza, and we're talki

elijah white will ride to cemetery hill. they've got the hill, folks. john buford is beloved ground is in possession of the confederates states army on june 26th. some military ridge, nobody there. seminary ridge, confederate taft is a big except nobody about gettysburg. on june 26th. nobody really cares rebels you know what they care about. they find the whiskey not not all across town. this is in summer. horace. and the rye whiskey crop is good this year. and rebels find the whiskey and they start imbibing. that's elijah white. there are the -- stuart type hat. i don't know if maybe mr. gallon took a little bit of creative liberties there, but there he is, george washington sandow dies the first union soldier to die at gettysburg dies on june 26th. down on pipe. there's number three of the four monuments to june 26 fighting. that's the monument 21st, pennsylvania calvary, which did not exist during the battle of gettysburg. but their precursor bells, adams county calvary did. and george washington said. a newlywed is gunned by elijah white's men and h

that's what justice demanded. >> i heard every side say elijah should still be with us. >> this marked the last of of three trials against police and paramedics involved in mcclain's death. when it is time for sentencing, the two paramedics could face years in prison. >>> the governor is not happy after a federal judge blocked a new california law that would have banned carrying firearms in most public places. the judge ruled the law would violate the second amendment and keep people from the right to defend themselves and their loved ones. >> reporter: in september governor newsom and california democrats cheered the passage of a new state gun law that would have banned firearms from most public places. this week, a federal judge blocked the new law from going into effect. friday newsom took aim at the ruling posting on x a judge decided guns should be allowed at playgrounds, places of worship, hospitals, or libraries. this should serve as a wake up call for everyone. newsom went on to say right wing judges are doing bidding of nra and repeated the call for constitution

elijah white will ride to cemetery hill. they've got the hill, folks. john buford is beloved ground is in possession of the confederates states army on june 26th. some military ridge, nobody there. seminary ridge, confederate taft is a big except nobody about gettysburg. on june 26th. nobody really cares rebels you know what they care about. they find the whiskey not not all across town. this is in summer. horace. and the rye whiskey crop is good this year. and rebels find the whiskey and they start imbibing. that's elijah white. there are the -- stuart type hat. i don't know if maybe mr. gallon took a little bit of creative liberties there, but there he is, george washington sandow dies the first union soldier to die at gettysburg dies on june 26th. down on pipe. there's number three of the four monuments to june 26 fighting. that's the monument 21st, pennsylvania calvary, which did not exist during the battle of gettysburg. but their precursor bells, adams county calvary did. and george washington said. a newlywed is gunned by elijah white's men and h

. >> still to come on abc seven mornings two paramedics charge in the death of elijah mcclain. leading to questions about when emergency workers can administer ketamine and the new defense bill signed. what it means for u.s. forces, including a raise for service members. but we're just getting started. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this knee. because it's the work behind the scenes, that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses results ] for your mind. for your body. and for the community. -team! for all that is me, for all that is you. kaiser permanente. the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. hi, zach. >> good morning to you. hi, everyone. starting out with much colder conditions as we look at some of the milder numbers from the upper 40s right now in san francisco. but there's low 40s in oakland. how about 45 in san jose and san mateo? blue sky, though, here, the golden gate bridge and temperatures still just in the 30s in our north bay valleys with fog from napa to novato and just 40 in livermore. so awfully cold out there. five degrees

that's what justice demanded. >> i heard every side say that elijah should still be with us.s marked the last of three trials against police and paramedics involved in mcclain's death. when it comes time for sentencing, the two paramedics could face years in prison. >>> governor newsom is not happy after a federal judge blocked a california law that would have banned carrying firearms in most public places. the judge ruled the law would violate second amendment and keep people from their right to defend themselves and their loved ones. more from los angeles. >> reporter: in september, governor newsom and california democrats cheered passage of a new state gun law that would have banned firearms from most public places. this week a federal judge blocked the law from going into effect. friday newsom took aim at the ruling posting on x a judge decided guns should be allowed at playgrounds, places of worship, hospitals, or libraries. this should serve as a wake up call for everyone. he went on to say right wing judges are doing bidding of nra and repeated his call for constitutio

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joining us on tonight spotlight, we have elijah magne, journalist and political analyst who's joining us from brussels and also we have human rights activist mr. mson who's joining us from houston, texas. well, gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. magnia in brussels. resolution 27-20 was adopted at the un uh security council following multiple delays and other shenanigans by uh the us which vetoed the draft. they were allegging objections to the wording suspension of hostilities. us also as uh you saw earlier vetoed the russian bid to add the word ceasefire to the text. what do you make of the insistance of the u.s. on the wording used in this resolution which was strongly criticized by russia and overall do you see the... adoption of this resolution is being too little, too late. thank you for having me. there are many points to highlight here. first of all, israel is not yet ready for the seasfire and hasn't achieved is objective, which is to destroy gaza and ideally force an exodus, not only to the south of gaza, but also to egypt and outside the gaza. strip,

elijah magnier, welcome. first of all, when we're looking at this uh what the news is indicating anyways about the uh possibility of uh talks for a uh temporary cease fire a minimum, the news again is saying that along with the fact that there's going to be an exchange of captives. has come out and said we're not going to stop uh this uh war that he refers to, we call it a genocidal war unless hamas is eradicated. what is your view about that along with what netanyahu has said? netanyahu is saying is not correct, he is aware that is impossible to defeat hamas, because as israeli prime minister said, hamas is... ideology, his objective, as we have seen in the last 75 days, it to destroy ghazza and to create buffer zone where he's blowing up all the houses, dozens of houses, all along the north of gaza, to make sure that there is kind of buffer zone between gaza and all the illegal settlement, so the settlers can return. secondly, about the seas fire, i don't think this is logical to go... is fire today, even if the inhabitant of gaza really need a break after this indiscriminate bombardme

no, they're not ever going to learn blinded by their own supers, elijah mac, the i is a veteran war. john must have a political analyst joining us live from brussels, great commentary, thank you very much for your time. thank you. well, the top different amount of sentiment, so to get laughter off about the country becoming strong, guy was reaffirmed by the head of the russian defense company, overalls, tech, a sort of a general saw said in an interview with the red office, the media outlet that so called western military superiority, simply a fantasy that it is impossible to defeat russia. repeat the president's words, support for key up from a group of western countries led by the united states will not solve anything. at the same time, we see that the so called technological superiority of the west in the military sphere is a mess. so let's take a closer look at some advanced russian weaponry. this is a super cab, es 350. it's one of the top aerial drones system. so recognizance video monitoring, spying. it has a high degree of protection against electronic wolf. it can fly a part

elijah magnea regarding the issue of accountability or any form of action uh to stop this uh... bloodshed, the likes of the icc and the icj, uh, they can't do anything, the united nations security council as we've seen has proven to be insufficient, and it won't do anything. does this expose the lack of a proper to deal with situations like this, and after this devastating massacre ends, how can the issue of accountability begin to take shape? there's no accountability for israel, that has been, going on for the last 75 years, the israelis have not committed for the first time crimes against humanity and war crimes and genocide and imposed ethnic cleansing on the palestinians. it has been going on for decades and israel is not accountable for many reasons. the first and above all is the support of the united states on all international theatre. "therefore we should not expect any reaction from the international community that is extremely shy and condemning israel for its ongoing actions today, killing 12,00 children and women and nobody is moving and nobody is taking serious step to say

or worse beaten till bones were broken. >> reporter: forced labor stories like elijah's are alive andstudy found migrant worker also to pay prohibitive recruiting fees to get their job. pay back taking months or years in unsafe working conditions nbc news has not independently verified the conditions in mauritius. >> one worker estimated that he owed over $11,000. >> reporter: the equivalent of almost five years of wages says skinner. >> it's a devil's choice something they feel they have to do in order to improve their lives in order to improve their families' lives. >> reporter: when shown the investigation's results, some brands did nothing to help the workers. but then there are the other companies. >> pvh, barber, second clothing. those, those brands that stood up and made the hard choices to spend money, to do the right thing, to reimburse workers that wanted these factories >> reporter: while publicly not admitting all the findings, 11 did something, says skinner. for pvh, owner of tommy hilfiger, calvin klein and others, they decided to help workers by reimbursing them some h

jury found two aurora, colorado, paramedics charged in connection with the 2019 death of 23 year-old elijahy of criminally negligent homicide peter uniacke and jeremy cooper were accused of administering an excessive amount of ketamine to sedate mcclain after an encounter with police in august 2019. he was later declared brain dead and died days later. the paramedics were found not guilty of second degree assault and crimes of violence. one of the paramedics was also found guilty of second degree assault for unlawful administration of drugs, as he was the one who ordered the ketamine and cooper injected it into mcclain, according to court records. mcclain a licensed following the death of mcclain. it sparked protests and led to police reforms in colorado, including the scrutiny of when emergency workers can administer ketamine. mcclain was stopped by aurora police initially while walking home from a convenience store, wearing a ski mask and carrying a plastic bag and his phone. both paramedics had pleaded not guilty, and the judge said the jury reached unanimous verdicts. colorado attorney

leaving elijah no assets to provide for himself. to abduct him to stage an intervention but cher denies that claim. and last night's power ball jackpot of the year is going to be a big one. the grand prize soaring to $760 million after no one had the winning ticket in last night's drawing. those numbers were 4, 11, 38, 51, 68 and powerball 5. the next drawing is on saturday night, so run out and get them and win big. those are your headlines. let's check in now with meteorologist adam klotz for our fox weather forecast. adam, are you going to buy a ticket? >> adam: you just told me i didn't win. >> this is the first time hearing that now i'm a little bummed out. i guess i will continue to do my job and continue to work. we are tracking storms moving up the east coast. then a soggy raw night if you live across portions of the mid-atlantic and up into new england. yes, there are still places where snow is falling. the snow is back down a little bit. we are going to watch this drag itself further to the south. folks in illinois, southe

cher is been appointed as temporary conservator of her son elijah blue allman's estate.d substance abuse issues posing a risk to his finances. cher arguing given his ongoing mental health and substance abuse issues petitioner is concerned that any funds distributed to elisha will be immediately spent on drugs leaving elijah with no assets to provide for himself, cher is claiming elisha is a strange wife opposes his sobriety. this comes after her daughter-in-law claimed that cher abducted elijah working through their marriage privately. those are the headlines this morning. house republicans expanded the biden impeachment inquiry, oversight committee chairman james comer and judiciary jim jordan are now investigating whether president biden was involved with hunters decision to defy a regression subpoena earlier in this month they are demanded the all documents of communication sent to received by the white house related to hunter biden's deposition, comer writing on x we are compelled to examine as part of our impeachment inquiry whether president joe biden engaged in a

a veteran will journalist on political analyst, elijah and not now thank you. thank you. so as well, does a, has also become the talk it of resumed the idea of photography. local hospitals, the once again overwhelmed by a fresh influx of casualties. the idea is now dropping leaflets with an evacuation older all across the strip. previously, the only done this in the north, local journalists around the ongoing reset reports from a report from the mcgraw and see refuge account. this is a fresh grout, is really every strike there this morning and in the middle of a 3 d campbells, my guys a, where a house has been rated at earlier this morning and a, some people are reportedly kids. the other is injured and some others are just inside the rub. bill right here, as you see, people to try to get out some of those on the revenue because of this is what you the rate on this particular house. and one of the ladies that populated and this we populated a laser off of that. now guys, the refugee can yesterday's with the army officers had hinted at the possibilities that they have rela

well, joining us on political analysts, elijah magneer. thank you. well, that's the is where you ration in garza inches towards the enclave. southern boat, the neighboring egypt. events of its 2nd day of both things who would like to the country's next president and tumbling to alba up to 5 to i'll see, see if they can get the time with 3 other candidates in the running less when pulsation of far it is all around is representing the last is the opposition housing, oman, of the former chair of the egyptian senates for and assess committees also in the race. it was another candidate of those. so not young mama has promised to reinstate a full year presidential 10 tons. if he makes it into a office, that sorts of the presidency was extended to 6 years on the precedence l. c. c. it jumps into the list as a here. um and such was the idea. posting stations opened at 9 am this morning. they continuing to remain open until 9 p. m. that's 12 hours on the 2nd day of the, of the vote. it's a 3 day vote is, you know, 67000000 eligible photos. and as i was drivin

thanks so much, jay. >>> now, to the verdict overnight in the death of elijah mcclain. paramedics found guilty of criminally negligent homicide. abc's zohreen shah is in los angeles with reaction to the verdict. good morning, zohreen. >> reporter: good morning, steph. these two paramedics were found guilty and face up to 16 years in jail. now, this was a death that rocked the nation, and it re-opened the debate about race and police reform. this morning, a guilty verdict for the two paramedics charged in elijah mcclain's death. both peter cichuniec and jeremy cooper found guilty of criminally negligent homicide. cichuniec found guilty of second degree assault. the jury finding cichuniec unlawfully ordered an excessive dose of ketamine, a powerful sedative. all of this as officers held the 23-year-old down in an aurora, colorado, suburb walking home from a convenience store four years ago. >> my job is to stand up for what's right. >> reporter: his mother, sheneen mcclain, instagraming this emotional video ahead of the verdict. >> what happened to my son that night was n

a see saw encounter swing in favour of the hosts, who twice fought back and threatened to win when elijahored in an eight—minute period after the break. however, the hatters were denied a valuable point when rice met martin odegaard's cross in the seventh minute of stoppage time, 23 seconds after the six official minutes added on had expired. the result leaves luton 17th, but arsenal extend their lead at the top. firstly, i want to congratulate luton, you know, the players, the coaching staff, the atmosphere they generated. it was a special night to play football. they made life really hard for us. you say that, obviously. we conceded the goals we didn't want to concede on set plays, that is one of the main threats, but they have done it. it is because they have worked on and are so good and it made us really fight for the game. i think we grow and grow in the game. we started to get control, dominance, chances, and at the end it finishes in a beautiful way. immensely proud of the lads but, yeah, you're right, disappointed and really flat at the moment. i don;t think that's ever happened

observers say last weekend's election results were tainted by irregularities. government opponents, elijah voter, fraud, service populous authorities have denied reading the vote. for the 1st time, ukraine is officially celebrating christmas together with western countries. most of its orthodox believers traditionally market in january, according to the julian calendar also used in russia. so in your 1st interval, autumn is a, let's see, has published a video message to the ukranian people since he asked the soldiers fighting russians are on the front lines to remain steadfast in their mission. where we can with conscription plans behind schedule. those soldiers often don't know when they'll see their families next time, or how many more years they'll be at war. dw ne connelly has been to the jeanette screeching in eastern ukraine to meet musicians in uniform, trying to keep spirit stop. was this because concepts can get here in east and ukraine within a short to the front lines and the bigger the crowd of soldiers could easily attract arrest and strike the bill tonight and eclectic group

capital, downgrade the protest as a demanding a re run of this month, parliamentary elections deposition elijah's. the government committed intellectual fraud during the votes. which independent observers say was modified irregularities . bangladesh will hold parliamentary elections on sunday, january 7th, opposition and rights groups say the vote can be neither. freed no fed and accused the kind of government of carrying out a brutal crack down arbitrarily. g jailing thousands of on position policy leaders and activists. the longest serving female prime minister in the wood. yes she is. christina. has people from let this had the government since 2009. the leader of the building of i'm leak body was for the consolidate top hour after the elections in january 7. the main opposition, bangladesh nash, this body or b and b, is by cutting the contest. housings of b and b lead to members and supporters have been g and work. the policies are politically more debate discharges. the government faces victimization of booty, gushing both as it denies that occasions and blooms the b and b for arson attacks