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likewise in places like mosul where isis made its last stand in iraq. and i would just like to get some idea from the senator if he would be so kind as to share with me his authorities are of what israel is supposed to do in rafah, obviously to satisfy the concerns about civilian collateral damage but also in a way that allows israel to eliminate the terrorist threat. mr. coons: madam president, i appreciate the opportunity to speak to what is a pressing concern for so many of us. i'll simply reflect on my last in-person meeting with prime minister netanyahu and defense minister gallant in israel now many weeks ago. i was part of a visit i made to a number of countries in the region. but i spoke directly to this and i believe what i'm saying also reflects the views of the administration. of course the united states stands strongly behind israel and its defense and its security. secretary defense austin when asked this same question about what it might mean that there were pauses or reviews of weapons deliveries, what that might mean. just yesterday he s
likewise in places like mosul where isis made its last stand in iraq. and i would just like to get some idea from the senator if he would be so kind as to share with me his authorities are of what israel is supposed to do in rafah, obviously to satisfy the concerns about civilian collateral damage but also in a way that allows israel to eliminate the terrorist threat. mr. coons: madam president, i appreciate the opportunity to speak to what is a pressing concern for so many of us. i'll simply...
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they're fighting the islamic state in mosul in 2070. okay. i would find out later that the strike request exchanges were taking place on a whatsapp channel. army's air forces, an infinity of munitions, and it was all being orchestrated by a free chat application. you download to your phone in 5 seconds. i didn't know whether to be amazed or appalled. i was amazed and appalled. it was farcical. it was in it was perhaps a single tense example of a technologically current in the war. i could only think to call cult right. and once you started noticing of the cult, techno, techno wrinkles were everywhere. there was that magical gps mapping application that troops had on their phones like a self-aware cellular sand table. there were the videos of engagements uploaded and transferred instantaneously so that fighters on one front could get their l.o.l chills or shed their tears watching fighters and another. there were the privately recorded videos of executions and tortures shared the theater on whatsapp and signal and telegram uploaded by jihadist
they're fighting the islamic state in mosul in 2070. okay. i would find out later that the strike request exchanges were taking place on a whatsapp channel. army's air forces, an infinity of munitions, and it was all being orchestrated by a free chat application. you download to your phone in 5 seconds. i didn't know whether to be amazed or appalled. i was amazed and appalled. it was farcical. it was in it was perhaps a single tense example of a technologically current in the war. i could only...
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we, the united states, have killed many innocent people in mosul, iraq. we, the united states, killed 12 thousand french civilians, and here we are celebrating the eightieth anniversary of the normandy landings. we destroyed 69 japanese cities, not counting jeroshima and nagasaki. we killed countless people, innocent people who had nothing to do with their governments, men, women and children. war is a terrible thing, but if it makes sense, if there is any way... for ukraine and the european union to use the minsk agreements as a cover for rearmament. also, the united states pushed ukraine into nato, ignoring russia’s concerns and, in addition, in the spring of twenty-two, the white house did not support peace negotiations. as a result, the actions of the states will lead ukraine to a catastrophic defeat. based on the balance of forces, ukraine will never win this conflict and will not return the lost territory. if kyiv is not will try to quickly reach an agreement on... the conditions currently possible, then ukraine may suffer a full-scale defeat. if
we, the united states, have killed many innocent people in mosul, iraq. we, the united states, killed 12 thousand french civilians, and here we are celebrating the eightieth anniversary of the normandy landings. we destroyed 69 japanese cities, not counting jeroshima and nagasaki. we killed countless people, innocent people who had nothing to do with their governments, men, women and children. war is a terrible thing, but if it makes sense, if there is any way... for ukraine and the european...
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we did that in ramadi or 400,000 fallujah, several hundred thousand mosul, over a million. but thisso challenges here are . and i think the most critical is to provide the vision, the post-conflict and also in l be like for the palestinians after shouldn't be life for the palestinians palesk as well. i see and i hope that this horrible event can be a catalt get serious about getting back to that as well so it's a paerjustl people about what happened when youred? yeah, i mean, we had a situation we're in the fight to baghdad that was threatening our lines of communication and. it was a city of three or 400,000. najaf is holi islam, very important. and so weldn't not even a neck in the gold dome mosque even though they were shooting deliberately at from either si s under construction. t eventuallyí we took it took several days of all three brigades converging on thisj ciy news. good news is we owe is i said we owe najaf.■s u want us to do with it? and i hope that, again, the post-conflict phase is a lot better. i know. look, i can tell i assure you, i' all done getting vid
we did that in ramadi or 400,000 fallujah, several hundred thousand mosul, over a million. but thisso challenges here are . and i think the most critical is to provide the vision, the post-conflict and also in l be like for the palestinians after shouldn't be life for the palestinians palesk as well. i see and i hope that this horrible event can be a catalt get serious about getting back to that as well so it's a paerjustl people about what happened when youred? yeah, i mean, we had a situation...
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we didn't use 2,000-pound bombs in mosul when we were going after isis. we didn't destroy kabul. we didn't destroy others. so would you be comfortable, if this was a u.s. operation and u.s. military? >> i think a good comparison is what happened in iraq and mosul between isis-k and civilians, and it was five isis-k -- i'm sorry. one isis-k to five civilian, and in this case, it's two civilians to one hamas. so it's actually -- >> martha: where are those from? those statistics? >> that's what we gathered, you know -- those are the facts and figures that we have. tsa actually lower than what america did in iraq. >> martha: again, people that i've talked to who were in iraq, who were in afghanistan, members of the military say we would not do a war like this, and if there were mistakes made, they would admit it. >> i we have commanders working with them. here's what i object to, martha, is just to say point-blank that we are not going to give weapons to israel if they invade rafah. now of course, you want to conditions with the humanitarian to be in place. of course, you want the te
we didn't use 2,000-pound bombs in mosul when we were going after isis. we didn't destroy kabul. we didn't destroy others. so would you be comfortable, if this was a u.s. operation and u.s. military? >> i think a good comparison is what happened in iraq and mosul between isis-k and civilians, and it was five isis-k -- i'm sorry. one isis-k to five civilian, and in this case, it's two civilians to one hamas. so it's actually -- >> martha: where are those from? those statistics?...
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i do think it is an example for this situation, noting, by the way, that fallujah ramadi, mosul by cuba and baghdad altogether our context in gaza where you have 350 miles of subterranean infrastructure very well-organized enemy knows the neighborhoods really well, uses civilians as human shields. and of course as still 100 plus hostages. in addition to a variety of other factors, this is the most fiendishly difficult context imaginable, but it is doable dave i think i've visited you first when you were a two-star in mosul and you were beginning to implement some of your counterinsurgency ideas and correct me if i'm wrong, but i col. seeing a sign in your in your office which said have our actions create they created more terrorists than we have killed or something like that isn't that a plug for sure whether really sorry. >> right. >> isn't that applicable today absolutely. there were two signs, actually, one was what have we done for the iraqi people today. and then the second was will this operation take more bad guys off the street than it creates by its conduct. if the answer to th
i do think it is an example for this situation, noting, by the way, that fallujah ramadi, mosul by cuba and baghdad altogether our context in gaza where you have 350 miles of subterranean infrastructure very well-organized enemy knows the neighborhoods really well, uses civilians as human shields. and of course as still 100 plus hostages. in addition to a variety of other factors, this is the most fiendishly difficult context imaginable, but it is doable dave i think i've visited you first when...
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it— when we had to take out isis out of mosul it is— when we had to take out isis out of mosul. it is hard to have a war in a dense _ mosul. it is hard to have a war in a dense populated area and protect civilians — dense populated area and protect civilians. israel must do everything it can _ civilians. israel must do everything it can to— civilians. israel must do everything it can to protect those civilians and show _ it can to protect those civilians and show the best of itself on the west— and show the best of itself on the west bank, making sure that no illegal— west bank, making sure that no illegal activity is taking place by settlers — illegal activity is taking place by settlers burning land, attacking innocent — settlers burning land, attacking innocent palestinians. because the palestinians are also the innocent people _ palestinians are also the innocent people in— palestinians are also the innocent people in this conflict. but there is an— people in this conflict. but there is an elephant in the room and that is an elephant in the room and that is t
it— when we had to take out isis out of mosul it is— when we had to take out isis out of mosul. it is hard to have a war in a dense _ mosul. it is hard to have a war in a dense populated area and protect civilians — dense populated area and protect civilians. israel must do everything it can _ civilians. israel must do everything it can to— civilians. israel must do everything it can to protect those civilians and show _ it can to protect those civilians and show the best of itself on...
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we did that in ramadi or 400,000 fallujah, several hundred thousand mosul, over a million. but this again is even tougher. so challenges here are enormous. and i think the most critical is to provide the vision, the post-conflict and also in explicit for what life will be like for the palestinians after hamas gone. and by the way, it shouldn't be life for the palestinians in there needs to be a vision for the palestinians, the west bank as well. i see no to a two state solution and i hope that this horrible event can be a catalyst to get serious about getting back to that as well so it's a pattern. justin, could you also tell people about what happened when you captured? yeah, i mean, we had a situation that i hope no israeli commander is going to to face. we're in the fight to baghdad and we were ordered to this city that was threatening our lines of communication and. it was a city of three or 400,000. najaf is holiest city in shia islam, very important. and so we couldn't not even a neck in the gold dome mosque even though they were shooting deliberately at from either s
we did that in ramadi or 400,000 fallujah, several hundred thousand mosul, over a million. but this again is even tougher. so challenges here are enormous. and i think the most critical is to provide the vision, the post-conflict and also in explicit for what life will be like for the palestinians after hamas gone. and by the way, it shouldn't be life for the palestinians in there needs to be a vision for the palestinians, the west bank as well. i see no to a two state solution and i hope that...
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likewise in places like mosul where isis made its last stand in iraq. and i would just like to get some idea from the senator if he would be so kind as to share with me his authorities are of what israel is supposed to do in rafah, obviously to satisfy the concerns about civilian collateral damage but also in a way that allows israel to eliminate the terrorist threat. mr. coons: madam president, i appreciate the opportunity to speak to what is a pressing concern for so many of us. i'll simply reflect on my last in-person meeting with prime minister netanyahu and defense minister gallant in israel now many weeks ago. i was part of a visit i made to a number of countries in the region. but i spoke directly to this and i believe what i'm saying also reflects the views of the administration. of course the united states stands strongly behind israel and its defense and its security. secretary defense austin when asked this same question about what it might mean that there were pauses or reviews of weapons deliveries, what that might mean. just yesterday he s
likewise in places like mosul where isis made its last stand in iraq. and i would just like to get some idea from the senator if he would be so kind as to share with me his authorities are of what israel is supposed to do in rafah, obviously to satisfy the concerns about civilian collateral damage but also in a way that allows israel to eliminate the terrorist threat. mr. coons: madam president, i appreciate the opportunity to speak to what is a pressing concern for so many of us. i'll simply...
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off the box up, most of you and environmental program estimates that what 10000000 tons of rubble in mosul an on us which was directly involved in the clearance of laws or geneva based european broadcasting union organizers slapped in egypt down on russia, when do you create conflict popped off? they even said and done the ukranian president by mirrors wednesday from addressing the event last year. i guess that was a bridge to bar. it was taking place in liverpool at the time. they said that it was quote regrettable that they could not grant his request to speak despite his quote laudable intentions. because the quote possibility of making political statements as part of the contest is prohibited. sure, because political statements can only ever be done with words and not by actions like they did when they down russia. sounds like maybe they were just worried that zaleski would kill the vibe with his usual speech. nationalistic rivalries are exactly what you solely participate in. in your vision, but your successfully consultants and a horrible wave of anti semitism and your standing up to
off the box up, most of you and environmental program estimates that what 10000000 tons of rubble in mosul an on us which was directly involved in the clearance of laws or geneva based european broadcasting union organizers slapped in egypt down on russia, when do you create conflict popped off? they even said and done the ukranian president by mirrors wednesday from addressing the event last year. i guess that was a bridge to bar. it was taking place in liverpool at the time. they said that it...
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off the box up, most of you and environment program estimates that what 10000000 tons of rubble in mosul and on us, which was directly involved in the clearance of noise or estimated it would take 10 years to clear. my so that's a is in i'm, we still have 2 years left to go in gaza. the order of magnitude is significantly greater. and so it's going to take a very significant amount of time for us to click on. so yes, best offices, one of a, a number of houses amongst the rubble does not need to be significant amounts of unexploded ordnance that would be large numbers of human remains. biological waste, chemical waste from industrial processes, as we'll say, rubble amongst heritage sites. unesco estimates, 43 heritage sites and goals are damaged again, that has to be dealt with in a different way. if it was just ruffles that had to be cleared, u. n t. p estimate, it would take a 100 trucks, 14 years to clear the rubber but because it will be additional hazards. this could be spun else into a much longer period. in terms of the rubble, the rubble combines between october, 28th. no type of
off the box up, most of you and environment program estimates that what 10000000 tons of rubble in mosul and on us, which was directly involved in the clearance of noise or estimated it would take 10 years to clear. my so that's a is in i'm, we still have 2 years left to go in gaza. the order of magnitude is significantly greater. and so it's going to take a very significant amount of time for us to click on. so yes, best offices, one of a, a number of houses amongst the rubble does not need to...
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more on these estimates, i spoke to mr lodhammar, who compared the situation in gaza to the battle of mosul in 2017. welcome to bbc news. i know you have very many years of experience in conflict zones. how would you describe the situation in gaza when it comes to these kinds of unexploded weapons? i to these kinds of unexploded weapons?— to these kinds of unexploded weapons? i have been in iraq for the last — weapons? i have been in iraq for the last seven _ weapons? i have been in iraq for the last seven years, - weapons? i have been in iraq for the last seven years, and| weapons? i have been in iraq| for the last seven years, and i compared it to when we were there, and with the millions of tonnes of unexploded ordnance. what kind of unexploded ordnance are we talking about, what might pose a danger to civilians? ~ , . what might pose a danger to civilians?— what might pose a danger to civilians? ~ , . , , ., civilians? we expect bombs and different types _ civilians? we expect bombs and different types of _ civilians? we expect bombs and different types of artillery - different ty
more on these estimates, i spoke to mr lodhammar, who compared the situation in gaza to the battle of mosul in 2017. welcome to bbc news. i know you have very many years of experience in conflict zones. how would you describe the situation in gaza when it comes to these kinds of unexploded weapons? i to these kinds of unexploded weapons?— to these kinds of unexploded weapons? i have been in iraq for the last — weapons? i have been in iraq for the last seven _ weapons? i have been in iraq...
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and research conducted on american actions in elfalujah, mosul and other places in iraq and afghanistan showed a ratio of civilian to military casualties of 5 to one. according to hamas's own statistics in the gaza strip, the ratio is two to one. i think it's important to understand that when the hamas. because bolton, he has always been, so to speak, a stupid person, but what he is saying now, for this it seems to me that the person should be brought to the international court, because it is impossible to be so cynical and so hostile to the one the topics he talks about, especially since he also recalled the role of the united states in iraq, this is very important, yes, there are no shores, and the end of the conflict in gaza is not in sight, just as it is not in sight. diplomacy as an unnecessary decoration, will not allow negotiations until the goals of the war are achieved to the last ukrainian, well, our cause is just, the enemy will be defeated, victory will be ours, we give the floor to the news, all the best, goodbye, see you next week. hello, the evening news is live in the st
and research conducted on american actions in elfalujah, mosul and other places in iraq and afghanistan showed a ratio of civilian to military casualties of 5 to one. according to hamas's own statistics in the gaza strip, the ratio is two to one. i think it's important to understand that when the hamas. because bolton, he has always been, so to speak, a stupid person, but what he is saying now, for this it seems to me that the person should be brought to the international court, because it is...
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i would compare it with mosul when we firsted entered in 2017. there were a million tonnes of debris from fighting. that contaminated with unexploded ordinants. ~ . ~ contaminated with unexploded ordinants. . ~ ., ordinants. what kind of unexploded _ ordinants. what kind of unexploded ordinants l ordinants. what kind of l unexploded ordinants are ordinants. what kind of - unexploded ordinants are in gaza, what weapons are on the ground — what might pose a danger? ground - what might pose a dancer? ~ , . ground - what might pose a dancer? , . ,, ., danger? we expect bombs and current missiles, _ danger? we expect bombs and current missiles, possibly - current missiles, possibly artillery fire that's been used, perhaps also other lighter weapons used in the conflict. we expect that to be embedded within the debris, on top, under. we expect deeper bombs. we worked in gaza previously, with bombs that will fail to function as they hit the ground and enter 5—9m into the ground and they at some point have to be removed. so, a variety of contaminatio
i would compare it with mosul when we firsted entered in 2017. there were a million tonnes of debris from fighting. that contaminated with unexploded ordinants. ~ . ~ contaminated with unexploded ordinants. . ~ ., ordinants. what kind of unexploded _ ordinants. what kind of unexploded ordinants l ordinants. what kind of l unexploded ordinants are ordinants. what kind of - unexploded ordinants are in gaza, what weapons are on the ground — what might pose a danger? ground - what might pose a...
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in places like mosul and afghanistan and other in iraq. the civilian militant casualty ratio is about 1.5 to 1. israel has done more to get aid basic needs into the civilian population in gaza. any army in recent memory. so i think it's important to have that as just sort of, you know, basic facts. also to pick up on what joe said. you know anybody that has studied the history of what happened in germany knows that the drew a lot of their energy from the university community, both professors and students. and the same for maoist china, the cultural revolution in both nazi germany and the cultural revolution in china cost tens of millions of lives. >> the the notion that has that that hamas has been promoting to respond to your question is that this is a the the student on campus is somehow a defense of human rights and liberation. you know, and i would say to these protesters who i believe are either knowing and willful propagandists of hamas or they're useful idiots. you know, where were you when the regime in syria killed over hundred th
in places like mosul and afghanistan and other in iraq. the civilian militant casualty ratio is about 1.5 to 1. israel has done more to get aid basic needs into the civilian population in gaza. any army in recent memory. so i think it's important to have that as just sort of, you know, basic facts. also to pick up on what joe said. you know anybody that has studied the history of what happened in germany knows that the drew a lot of their energy from the university community, both professors...
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the united states has done it repeatedly in our history, most recently in places like faloo, joe and mosul in iraq, studies of those two cities after action reports by our military indicates the casualty ratios severely millions to terrorist was roughly five to one. the estimates of casualties, civilian to hamas in the gaza conflict has been two-to-one, meaning israel's performance is considerably more conservative than the american performance if israel is not permitted to destroy hamas, hamas will come back as it already is in north gaza which the united states pressed israel to withdraw its forces from so i think the biden administration assessment here is objectively pro-hamas yeah. i mean, you mentioned a collusion and muzzle democratic senator chris murphy this weekend, who supports the direction and move that biden has made here he makes a connection to iraq and afghanistan in this decisions. >> he said in his argument he made is that joe biden is learning from the mistakes of iraq and afghanistan that you can't eliminate a terrorist group and ideology by military force alone i don'
the united states has done it repeatedly in our history, most recently in places like faloo, joe and mosul in iraq, studies of those two cities after action reports by our military indicates the casualty ratios severely millions to terrorist was roughly five to one. the estimates of casualties, civilian to hamas in the gaza conflict has been two-to-one, meaning israel's performance is considerably more conservative than the american performance if israel is not permitted to destroy hamas, hamas...
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, you wouldn't have urban conflict and the studies that were done of american action in felicia and mosul and other places in iraq and afghan anna stan have shown ratios of civilian and military casualties in the range of five to one in gaza by hamas is owned statistics. the ranges two-to-one. so i just think it's important to understand that when hamas cynically barbarically uses its own population as human shields. the morally culpable party here is hamas, and no one is defending hamas. it's a good conversation to have ambassador john bolton thank you for your time tonight glad to do up next, there was a question of who was in court with donald trump today. you may have noticed one of them was the hell's angels, founder who served time in prison. you can see him there during the courtroom, also birdie carrot, who was convicted and then later part by trump also. >> there's more, more in a moment we're trying to save the planet with nuggets because we need the planet and we also need nuggets impossible. we're setting the meat problem with more meat from tried and true to try something new
, you wouldn't have urban conflict and the studies that were done of american action in felicia and mosul and other places in iraq and afghan anna stan have shown ratios of civilian and military casualties in the range of five to one in gaza by hamas is owned statistics. the ranges two-to-one. so i just think it's important to understand that when hamas cynically barbarically uses its own population as human shields. the morally culpable party here is hamas, and no one is defending hamas. it's...
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but i also note in that interview that gaza is tougher than faloo of matti mosul buccoo and all the others put together because of the 300 miles of very well-developed tunnels and subterranean infrastructure used by hamas. so this is a fiendishly more difficult situation in enemy who hides among civilians and so forth. but clear hold, build, i think is the answer. the question is who's going to be the hold force? and then how quickly can they commit to rebuilding flooding the areas with humanitarian assistance, restoring basic services and reconstruction of the damage to infrastructure general petraeus, it's always great to ve
but i also note in that interview that gaza is tougher than faloo of matti mosul buccoo and all the others put together because of the 300 miles of very well-developed tunnels and subterranean infrastructure used by hamas. so this is a fiendishly more difficult situation in enemy who hides among civilians and so forth. but clear hold, build, i think is the answer. the question is who's going to be the hold force? and then how quickly can they commit to rebuilding flooding the areas with...
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we didn't do this in mosul or in afghanistan or in iraq or vietnam, or in world war ii. if we were struck, we struck back until we won the war. so i guess what confuses me is is it in the united states or israeli's best interests that israeli just sits outside of rafah and this suffering continues indefinitely? or do they go in and kill hamas terrorists? >> here is the dilemma, joe. israeli is, obviously, decided to continue to degrade hamas. there are some major military elements of hamas left. but here is the but. in the course of doing it you had the sort of incident the other day that 40 plus innocent got killed and that is inevitable. as mr. rumsfeld said awful stuff happens and that sort of thing is going to happen again and again. this further isolates israeli and further builds and makes it impossible for the saudis for normalize and a future tool for future generations of palestinians and still doesn't solve the problem of what comes next. the question the administration has to ask is not whether israeli crossed the red line. to me that seems too technical, too
we didn't do this in mosul or in afghanistan or in iraq or vietnam, or in world war ii. if we were struck, we struck back until we won the war. so i guess what confuses me is is it in the united states or israeli's best interests that israeli just sits outside of rafah and this suffering continues indefinitely? or do they go in and kill hamas terrorists? >> here is the dilemma, joe. israeli is, obviously, decided to continue to degrade hamas. there are some major military elements of...
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, here is another valuable thing, of course, the admission was made by bolton that in alfalujah, in mosul, in iraq, afghanistan. on a global scale, i talked with a woman who had two of her children standing next to her, she constantly encouraged them to be close, why? because settlement 18 began to be shelled by ukrainian armed forces, i then asked her a question, because i knew that more than 100 thousand people live in our gray zone, i say, why don’t you leave here, you have two children? he says: this is my homeland, for us donbass, this is our homeland, and i understand them, yes, they have nowhere to run, this is their city, this is their land, there are the graves of their ancestors, as it was in our native donbass, and we are our donbass they didn’t give it up, and god forbid that they don’t give up their native land, show all these creatures what they are worth, here he is, he, yes, this former adviser, he, if something had started in his family, if they came to bomb his house, take his house, he would have spoken completely differently, i apologize for my emotions, yes, but
, here is another valuable thing, of course, the admission was made by bolton that in alfalujah, in mosul, in iraq, afghanistan. on a global scale, i talked with a woman who had two of her children standing next to her, she constantly encouraged them to be close, why? because settlement 18 began to be shelled by ukrainian armed forces, i then asked her a question, because i knew that more than 100 thousand people live in our gray zone, i say, why don’t you leave here, you have two children?...
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they would ask for nothing less if it were off as it has been in places like mosul and fallujah in the past so i appreciate the senator for responding and again i am reassured by his comments but i hope, i hope we never are so or so full of hubris that we think we can dictate or micromanage a conflict in a foreign country thousands of miles away when they are in a fight for their lives. so thank you very much. i appreciate my colleague. >> may i extend my remarks briefly and then conclude. there is another path one which a bipartisan group of us have worked hard for and i hope is still possible. this password which i discussed directly with prime minister netanyahu was given real-life. just to three weeks ago when iran attacked israel and israel's defense against these iranian missiles and drones primarily provided by missile systems and israeli jets but also by the cooperation and assistance of the saudi's the jordanians the americans. there's another path forward where ending hamas in gaza and the region is a joint project. the saudis, the egyptians the jordanians and there is an and
they would ask for nothing less if it were off as it has been in places like mosul and fallujah in the past so i appreciate the senator for responding and again i am reassured by his comments but i hope, i hope we never are so or so full of hubris that we think we can dictate or micromanage a conflict in a foreign country thousands of miles away when they are in a fight for their lives. so thank you very much. i appreciate my colleague. >> may i extend my remarks briefly and then...
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lower ratio than the civilians killed when we went into mosul to wipe out isis. lower. again, the difference, again, between israel and hamas is, hamas actually pits civilians between themselves and the terrorists. we've been saying that since october the 9th, that hamas did this because they're going to now hide behind civilians. watch civilians die as their human shields, and then watch the world turn on israel. congressman, you've also seen that footage, the horrific 47 minutes. i'm sure you were thinking about that footage. i'm not exactly sure why it's not been more widely disseminated, when i see professors at ivy league universities praising hamas, when i see these student groups, so-called student groups on campuses that put out statements after the worst slaughter of jews since the holocaust, praising that slaughter on october the 7th. i'm curious your thoughts of what you saw yesterday and what you saw on those 47 minutes, and how blind some americans are to the face of evil that hamas represents. >> when i saw the raw footage a few months ago, i had trouble s
lower ratio than the civilians killed when we went into mosul to wipe out isis. lower. again, the difference, again, between israel and hamas is, hamas actually pits civilians between themselves and the terrorists. we've been saying that since october the 9th, that hamas did this because they're going to now hide behind civilians. watch civilians die as their human shields, and then watch the world turn on israel. congressman, you've also seen that footage, the horrific 47 minutes. i'm sure you...
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dropped more tonnage in gaza than we did, you know -- the kind of bombs we dropped against isis in mosul. these bombs are about four times that. we don't need to just fuel that when there already is a humanitarian crisis. he's not necessarily going -- you know, this is a baby step for the left. it is not going to satisfy the hard right who also, as you see with lindsey graham, are all over it. it doesn't matter if they're completely hypocritical and nonsensical, they're still going to weaponize it. >> well, i mean, not just -- they are hypocritical and nonsensical. willie, also, they know absolutely nothing about history. i guess you don't have to if you just look at tiktok and, you know, instagram reels, i guess. you look back at history, the united states history. i could talk about democratic presidents all day, but let's talk about republican presidents. dwight eisenhower during the suez crisis that pulled the israelis back and said, "no, enough. that's it." just said no to the israelis and to the british and stopped an attack with a threat. that was an existential crisis for both is
dropped more tonnage in gaza than we did, you know -- the kind of bombs we dropped against isis in mosul. these bombs are about four times that. we don't need to just fuel that when there already is a humanitarian crisis. he's not necessarily going -- you know, this is a baby step for the left. it is not going to satisfy the hard right who also, as you see with lindsey graham, are all over it. it doesn't matter if they're completely hypocritical and nonsensical, they're still going to weaponize...
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, civilian deaths, if you just look at percentages versus enemy combatants, higher in our attack in mosul. you can look at what the united states did in iraq. the good war. you can look what we did, the firebombing of one german city after another. the firebombing of tokyo, nuking two japanese countries -- cities, and doing so, again, to end that war and to save what many people believed at time would be a million jobs, japanese lives. i mean, there are a lot of criticisms that i have of israel and the way they've conducted this war, but if you compare what israel's done in gaza, which, again, is ugly. war is ugly. you even compare it to what the united states has done, and god forbid, we compare it to the butcher of damascus, assad, or the million muslims that saddam hussein was responsible for killing. the half a million arabs that assad was responsible for killing. we've said it all along, there seems to be, the only thing that differentiates this is that it's actually jews that are defending their homeland. and that is an international crime, compared to all of these other countries,
, civilian deaths, if you just look at percentages versus enemy combatants, higher in our attack in mosul. you can look at what the united states did in iraq. the good war. you can look what we did, the firebombing of one german city after another. the firebombing of tokyo, nuking two japanese countries -- cities, and doing so, again, to end that war and to save what many people believed at time would be a million jobs, japanese lives. i mean, there are a lot of criticisms that i have of israel...
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but i also note in that interview that gaza is tougher than faloo of matti mosul buccoo and all the others put together because of the 300 miles of very well-developed tunnels and subterranean infrastructure used by hamas. so this is a fiendishly more difficult situation in enemy who hides among civilians and so forth. but clear hold, build, i think is the answer. the question is who's going to be the hold force? and then how quickly can they commit to rebuilding flooding the areas with humanitarian assistance, restoring basic services and reconstruction of the damage to infrastructure general petraeus, it's always great to have you in hearing your take on this. thank you so much for joining us you always learn something clear. >> fold belt. they don't want exact worth an all right. thank you so much for joining us. this is cnn news central seen in special coverage of the donald trump hush money trial continues. big day today on the sand t intention all back on the stand. you are looking at live pictures of 100 centre street in downtown manhattan, where in just minutes, michael cohen will
but i also note in that interview that gaza is tougher than faloo of matti mosul buccoo and all the others put together because of the 300 miles of very well-developed tunnels and subterranean infrastructure used by hamas. so this is a fiendishly more difficult situation in enemy who hides among civilians and so forth. but clear hold, build, i think is the answer. the question is who's going to be the hold force? and then how quickly can they commit to rebuilding flooding the areas with...