, the great rabin signed the also courts when he was minister of the fans during the first cifada, he created this doctrine of breaking the bones of the little. the were throwing stones, so it's it's whoever you put there um uh is actually going to react in the same way towards the palestinian certainly cleansing and kill as many as you can, but the thing with benjamin netanyahu is that with his cabinet of extremiss and fascis that he surrounded with, looks like we may have lost alberto watson. all right, eve zengler, let me come out you, alberto watson, we just lost you there at the end, if you can repeat the... end of your statement there, i was mentioning that it's not much of a difference if you have japid or if you have an all of them. them are war criminals, but the way that this new cabinet with berhamin netanyahu and smartridge, and benkivier and his big bunch of fascis, supremacists that are in the government give a real part name for the united states and for the western world in general, this is the very very first time that israel is brought in front of a international tri

because when when there wasid or... sharon, hud barak or shimon perez, it never stopped, even jisak rabin, the great jisak rabin signed the alls law courts when he was minister of defense during the first cifada, he created this doctrine of breaking the bones of the little children that were throwing stones, so it's it's whoever you put there - is is actually gonna react in the same way to what's the palestinian, certainly cleansing and kill as many as you can, but the thing with... netanyahu is that with his cabinet of extremis and fascists that he surrounded with, looks like we may have lost alberto watson. all right, eve zengler, let me come at you. alberto watson, we just lost you there at the end, if you can repeat the end of your statement there. i was mentioning that it's not much of a difference if you have a jail lapid or neftali benet or if you have an sharon. "all of them are war criminals, but the way that this new cabinet uh with behamin netanyahu and its mortrige and and benkiver and his big bunch of fascis supremacists that are in the government give a real bad name for the

, the great jisak rabin the signed the os law courts when he was minister of defense during the first cifada, he created this doctrine of breaking the bones of the little children that were throwing stones, so it's it's whoever you put there - is is actually going to react in the same way towards the palestinian certainly cleansing and kill as many as you can, but the thing with benjamin netanyahu is that with his cabinet of extremis and fascists that he surround. with looks like we may have lost alberto watson. all right, eve zanger, let me come out you. albert watson, we just lost you there at the end, if you can repeat the end of your statement there. i was mentioning that it's not much of a difference if you have a jahilf or if you have an sharon, all of them are war criminals, but the way that this new cabinet - with behamin netanyahu and smotrich and and bengivier and his big bunch of fascist supremacists that are in the government, give a real bad name for the united states and for the western world in general. this is the very very first time that israel is brought in front of

more than this justification, rabin, the highest employment is in services in this country, whether itright or wrong , aside from the fact that we should have planned in such a way that, for example , we focus more on industry, we know that it is a separate issue, but what exists now is mostly services, services, and the highest human resources. it goes to the country, well, naturally, this has an effect, and many people are not ready to work even with the measly salaries that they determine, and yes, towards this way, we now have people who even the engineer on the side says, "sir, i'm going to work for snap, i 'm going to work in virtual systems, and my income is much better than this. technical areas, not technical and specialized areas , they dictate. in fact, he says, i'm less than i don't do this, and in fact, it gets absorbed into the system, but the general public doesn't really have this discussion, it comes to the discussion of the regional issue, really, we always talked about it, but we never wanted to enter into this matter with full will, because when we enter with will.

changed much, because when when there wasid or sharon and shimon perez, it never stopped, even jisak rabin, the great jisak. the signed the osaw accords when he was minister of defense during the first cifada, he created this doctrine of breaking the bones of the little children that were throwing stones, so it's it's whoever you put there - is is actually gonna react in the same way towards the palestinian certainly cleansing and kill as many as you can, but the thing with benhamin netanyahu is that with his cabinet of extremis and fascists that he surrounded with, looks like we may have lost alberto watson. all right, eve zangler, let me come out you. alberto watson, we just lost you there at the end, if you can repeat the end of your statement there. i was mentioning that it's not much of a difference if you have a jayid ortali benet or if you have sharon all of them are war criminals but the way that this new cabinet uh with behamin netanyahu and smotrich and and bengivier and his big bunch of fascists supremacists that are in the government give a real bad name for the united states a

david ben-gurion, yitzhak rabin, ehud barak, all of them sought peace with the palestinians.de, we don't have to look far back to see a model of responsible leadership s,alaam fayad who was clear in his condemnation of violence against the isr■úaelis. four the arab leaders of today, may they find inspiration in on where elsa. of egypting hussein of jordan who sought to seek peace with israel. before october 7, things were moving in the right direction. arab emirates and saudi arabia both were on the path to normalization with israel and with conditions that would greatly benefit the lives of the palestinian people. many believe that i ran motivated hamas to disrupt this process and indeed, there have been setbacks since october 7. but recent talks between arab and american leaders subject -- suggest the desire is stronger than ever now to find a path forward. arab leaders cannot moves the -- lose their stomachs for peace now ntinue to pursue the path to peace with israel and the u.s. should use all of its power to influence and bring them to th table and make them cooperate c

netanyahu, you could be for the us israel relationship as i am admiring people like shimon peres and yutsak rabin and recognize that benjamin netanyahu is an extreme right-wing force was causing a lot of destruction congressman ro khanna, appreciate your time tonight. thank you. >> thank you. >> so to come here, the us military airlifts nonessential personnel from the embassy in haiti's capital as gang violence threatens to topple its government. you in to cnn >> erin burnett outfront week nights at seven odd cnn thing, your family does >> someone made it >> back in the day. >> but where do they come from? ancestry can help hey, find out >> lucky year. >> it's on sale now when you're the leader, disaster cleanup and restoration, how do you make like an ever even happened happened? rough surf >> like ever even happened >> sometimes the lows of bipolar depression, field darkest before dawn with kept lighter. there's a chance to lead in the light kept lighter is proven to deliver significant relief across bipolar depression unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar, one, kept lighter traits. bot

standing swaying, thin raven, bowing your head, and your son himself, that you are standing swaying, thin rabinforget it myself, daria mikhailovna, wait, what’s going on, i gave you a list of works that the vocal teacher recommended to us, we specifically hired a tutor from moscow so that she can create a repertoire for us, these songs are suitable for the machine key, mom, well, i like this, mashenka, last time you also didn’t like the choice of song, but we won with that one, as always, no one listens to me, masha, well, i want the best, irina antonovna, masha has a very strong voice, so folk songs suit her well, but there are many more folk songs more than what is on this list and what do you offer? let masha choose the song herself. let's at least try. mom, you can, right? okay, let's see what comes of this, but if anything happens, let's go back to the list. hooray. let's do it again, kindergarten. i planted the garden myself, i will water it myself, just sweet, love it. drowning, drowning in the garden, bathhouse, yes, he’s getting married, getting married, my dear vanya, but who has, wha

i see, i see rabin’s bare hands, i see, i see house number one, i see, i see sitting on the bench ofark-eyed one, where is the wolf, where, where, where, where, wolf, where, where, in the house. thank you, thank you very much, thank you, in general this song, like many of pesner’s songs, she’s been sitting here since childhood, that’s because, and you have nothing to do with volodya, let’s say, i don’t even have a relationship with volodya, but i have something to do with the song itself, because i love her very much. what are your memories associated with your parents’ home? well, we sang a lot, that is, we had a big family, well, that is, in addition to my family, that is , mom, dad, my brother and, well , actually we are here, only here is my grandmother in the photo, here we are for example, one uncle played the guitar and sang, the other played, also sang, and one on the seven string, the other on the six string, i first learned to play a little on the seven, and a year later another uncle taught me a little to play on the six string, physics institute, and there is a male acade

. >> rabin dialed 91 on another line as he sped to gelareh's house. >> i was with my friend. >> i heard something. she's not responding back but the phone is still on. >> robeen arrived at the front door of gelareh and her parents and everything looked normal. >> her parents answered the door with a smile. i asked if gelareh is home say they said no. i said i was on the phone with her, i was actually still on the phone with her. >> the call was still live but there was nothing coming from it gelareh's end of the line. robeen drove off to look for her and called 911 again. >> what if something really terrible happened to her. i can't find out where she is. >> just north of town gelareh's boyfriend cory waited for her to text him she was home safe. >> we had this thing. i would get so absorbed with studying that i wouldn't check my phone sometimes so she would be like you need to call me and don't disappear. and so this night i text her hey are you okay let me know you made it home and i'm thinking maybe she's doing that to me now that she's like i'm going to show him how it feels. >> giv

nouriel rabin he saying the biggest risk for this economy in the near term is upside risk.ically the thing you would expect him to tell us. lisa: he didn't add to my list of worries. if anything, there is no pessimism anywhere and it seems like everybody feels the upside is the only case that can exist. the fact that even if we have his worst-case scenario, up to -- upsize wrist to growth, the downside for stocks would be a mild correction. this is from a bear on wall street. jonathan: jay powell will give us an assessment a little later. they say he is in no hurry. citigroup says the fed needs more data. what kind of chairman powell will be coming up on capitol hill this week? annmarie: if you believe pressure, he will face serious democratic pushback including elizabeth warren. they were concerned what this means for lower end consumers and people dealing with higher housing costs and higher rents. he will get a ton of pushback from democratic lawmakers if he says we are waiting for the data in they say the data is showing we should be cutting. jonathan: you talk to the d

tensions, especially from netanyahu, which i consider a war criminal, that whenever this piece with rabinjust like america, the right wing over here, when there is peace involved the right wing came up and they will desecrate the dome of the rock and cause tension. of course there is going to be demonstrations and riots. they throw rocks, they throw bombs. host: all right, kenny. i'm glad you found another topic that happened yesterday is, this is on foxbusiness. sam bankman-fried gets 25 years. where will he serve his sentence? sam bankman-fried was sentenced to 25 years in prison for his role in defrauding customers of ftx. in case you missed that news. darrell is a democrat in columbus, georgia. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you doing, mimi? host: doing good. caller: my thing is with donald trump, wants to claim law and order nowadays. he attended a wake for an officer in new york, which is sad. at the same time, he going to go and do that, but three years ago, one 40 police officers in washington, d.c. get the hell beat out of him. he's going to call the people that beat

tensions, especially from netanyahu, which i consider a war criminal, that whenever this piece with rabinjust like america, the right wing over here, when there is peace involved the right wing came up and they will desecrate the dome of the rock and cause tension. of course there is going to be demonstrations and riots. they throw rocks, they throw bombs. host: all right, kenny. i'm glad you found another topic that happened yesterday is, this is on foxbusiness. sam bankman-fried gets 25 years. where will he serve his sentence? sam bankman-fried was sentenced to 25 years in prison for his role in defrauding customers of ftx. in case you missed that news. darrell is a democrat in columbus, georgia. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you doing, mimi? host: doing good. caller: my thing is with donald trump, wants to claim law and order nowadays. he attended a wake for an officer in new york, which is sad. at the same time, he going to go and do that, but three years ago, one 40 police officers in washington, d.c. get the hell beat out of him. he's going to call the people that beat