more diverse audience. this culture is one of a series by japanese artist jojo kazama, called my soul blooms forever. among dozens of public artworks installed and time for the world cup, some permanent, some temporary, but all part of cat, as efforts to use art as soft power. ah, the woman behind it all is shaken, may i say, fanny, the sister of cutters, emir, and the chairwoman of cotton museums. she's considered one of the world's most important art buyers, helping carter to diversify its economy away from the oil industry and increase its international influence. its museums are really dynamic spaces and they're generated there. generators of discussion of debate right from the start kat are, has understood how important culture is and to communicating with the world and communicating its identity, its position in the world and vast has grown and grow. and grow more museums and

galleries are plant designed as works of art in their own right. and holding influence that stretches far beyond their walls. alexey o'brien al jazeera doha, ah, i'm, let's take you through some of the headlines here now, just they are now ukranian, president vladimir savanski is on his way back home from the united states. so an skew requested more weapons from the rest saying military aid was an investment in the global security and democracy. osher is accusing the white house of waging a proxy war. so i'm holler has more now on russia's response to zalinski strip. busy the chief of staff of the russian army, gernado la valerie, get us him over a has this spoken. he said that her there was by arming ukraine is actually keeping the conflict active and prolonging the the duration of the war in kiev.

get asked him of also name so many countries whom russia sees, they are the key supporters of ukraine in this war, in terms of supplying weapons they, united states, mainly britain and also poland. meanwhile, ukrainian force is holding their ground against russian soldiers in the battle for buck moods. russian troops could advance on other cities if they seized the territory in the ukraine. the world health organization is urging china to provide more details in the spread of cove at 19, in the country that have been no official records of coverage through 2nd straight day reports indicate bodies of piling up, increment torrance, north america is facing a deep freeze, powerful winter storm is making its way through the u. s. in canada. its been cold once in a generation event. floods of killed at least 5 people enforced nearly 65000 from

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leave to go to get the chance to close to the us to work on a. * video that good book by the get it, is it the same time a global health gray a have been a to this whiteman, here is john harvard. and this sure might be the dirtiest and most unsanitary coroner of the united

states. why everyone cormier, they touch it, they wrote, they're like, oh, good to go. however, you don't want your kids to go to harvard. it's just like a name. they can go to any other university and it will be fine. okay, i got it out of my sister in everyone running around with their books going to their class. and i'm going to write gov. i did when i tell people yeah, i'm writing comedy that harvard did like what? and then i have to explain. i was at the you and i was trying to make peace of them and couldn't do it. so now i'm doing it through comedy. i'm. i'm sure john just said joe alyssa on with only has the units with me. i had this as you, but i had

a lot of data for your sound clean the fuel flow was done, la la for an m b o m b o. my i went to sleep anonymous. i woke up the next day, my phone was exploding all over the arab media zone is propose as managed, haven't been sell mine. i with the 1st jewish comedian ever come to the stage here at the 1001 left comedy festival. so please help me welcome to i gave or arabic name please. i'm a welcome to the stage and now i'm is so stir ah,

good evening everyone. if you're lucky, i don't want that. if you are a guide you just getting my name is no um, white liberals can't pronounce my name. so they call me chomsky my last name is schusters. do i have a name of a jewish european professor from mit in a body of a persian wonder woman? my parents are considered traitors, their left wing liberals. so they raised me in a mixed community where jews and palestinians live together. my best friend, i mean she's the palestinian. she looks like jiji. how did i look like emma didn't just next to her. when we cross check point the soldiers, they stop our car. they hit on her and they look at me and i give mill id please.

i found a letter that my father received to the military detention and he refused to serve in the fight. i assume territories and brought it with me here because i have this feeling like it's going to make it into my show. and these are like the 1st memories i have for my dad. just me and my mom. kind of alone in the house and my father in prison, and i remember asking all the time questions like where his dad, where his dad this is the 1st, the appraising this is the 1st intifada is a very different outlook on those that are questioning the system and that was a point where we could still turn things back today. it's much, much, much harder. sunday,

basically i think what i've been eating my whole life cruise injury to call it want to do with my grandma. and now my mom, like read this pretty much every week, all the fine. i'm adding a few more healthy things to it. don't tell my ancestors. i'm changing the recipe. the 1st show i ever had was an english. and that show was so incredible and amazing and people were listening to me in such a different way than i was used to. i love performing in hebrew also. but there is something about his readily audiences that sometimes i feel very anxious about. and in a way, saying it out loud, kind of breaks my heart because from the beginning i kind of know that i'm not going to have a lot of space among my own community, or even in hebrew like it's gonna be limited. because of who i am because of my

messages, maybe i'm wrong, but i hope i'm wrong. but this is the kind of feeling that i have so we have couple of building blocks of your show, right? so one big building block is like who your parents are, and then the next building block never a shannon la raise. parents negotiate on innovation on them. like then you have a series of little thing as with innovation. and then eventually through this, i went to the u. n. i was advocating to work more and more with those sections of society window, usually not spoken to. yeah. that are like spoilers of future piece of brands. so there was a pushback from him, from the one they didn't want to funded, they didn't want to be part of it. it was too risky for them. and i told him of who's, who needs to work with those extreme israelis who the palestinians, that's their responsibility. and it ruptured my belief that there was like

a traditional avenue to do piece work through. and it led me to start making jokes on every tv about m b. s. like and now here i am, you know, like this rupture led you to that. yeah. getting ready to perform for the harvard. he lets out her. oh, mary, can jews is my biggest responsibility to speak to my people. they're coming from a place where i believe they have more to learn, they can do better, they need to be part of the change. cnn's know the things that i'm saying they don't come from an ignorant perspective. the oppressed doesn't come from an ignorant perspective, never and not telling them anything new. but the jewish audience is where we have to work.

09 and am i have the various audiences following me everywhere. i have already the iran in here. any palestinian showed up tonight. thank you. i mean with like 70 minutes, not 70 years. we love. ha ha. so my parents, when i was 7 years old, they decided to raise me in the only coexistence community in israel. and 2 years ago, a big fire broke. and so a lot of security forces and fire fighters, which i rushed to rush to the community. and they, they tried to evacuate all the jews and all the arrows from their houses,

but by the neighbors. no one moved from their houses and the fire fighters and like you have to evacuate your homes immediately and use of it. i have to leave my house and the firefighters go, you said you will be able to come back and your stuff is like that we want to go back then one day i it wasn't but still consider everything else. the prizes actually to let you in because they would never like to bring active us from jewish boys will be right. but the good bring you, even though your views are more progressive than a lot of people, i know and still it's interesting. she got an invitation because she's an artist because she's doing something about so that's more approachable to them. well, that's what's radical about using the cultural work. yeah. you know,

she gets to use comedy and art to get in the door when you wasn't otherwise able to get in the door. what you did yesterday. it wasn't a part of her living career as a comedian. it was the straightforward. that's what you did. yes. to the culture that's going to go to new york to perform at the famous 30, rob wound my 1st time a factory and then at the center with palestinians in the audience were like, you know, i'm, we can't believe that we're here for to see. and he's really committed and i was like all white god

the world health organization officially, the credit a panda you cases are surfacing in new places every day with at least 98 countries in territories. now, reporting infections currently the spell and the map just follow as well because by the end of the day my inbox is a festival of cancellations. and i have no idea what to do at harvard in an empty campus with like, no one around literally no one is around i think i've come to terms that i shouldn't leave cambridge in go who this is it. i am to room is back

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the name of mission. so hold on. i'm an organization with the same with the phillip chemist who i feel like god is looking at me and telling me, oh no. you thought you're going to be a big shot in america this year. come come. i'm taking you back home. i have other plans for you. ah ha, but me my, my niece,

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quality people in the world did a nail in i wonder how palestinian survived all these years. enclosures and restrictions of more. it's this is pretty hard. ah lot. oh, wow. yeah,

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mean, a lot of the read, no microcosm of every all the ages, all the genders, all those religious spectrum of everything, everything with scenario with we're all year under very unique circumstances and we're getting the same. so we're getting, you know, the same treatment and the talk, see identity issues and hatred and stuff that i'm used to seeing outside of that

exist outside. it's just absent here, a in a utopian future, one state solution is not in apartheid state that doesn't separate us and doesn't divide us into higher keys. this is the closest i've seen. i don't want to sound like a cliche because obviously you know, the inequality and everything still exists, but i cannot find it here. and i don't wanna be in looking under the ground to find it. i've got a

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an kid, a wife worse than the piston bell with a bully. it didn't go on much of coloma, forgot them at 1st m w m said every day em mausoleum guilty. santa will seem kiss if we stand up of accessible trims, holding belts with w doesn't a full sent me by and pick it up with a funny mistake out the list in the piece to miss via fill on show my note, unless you force i mean of course almost clue i've heard loma benjamin netanyahu. he's promising to carry out the annexation of an eagle is waiting settlements as well as large parts of the jordan. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has ramped up surveillance with virtually no. it's also been a lag of some weeks between testing facilities being set up in jewish areas. and it published in ones speaking up here is scarier because there is a bigger price to pay. and i'm not going to shrink myself. and

i told you flowing said he gets a little boy to help with w. i t i m, he's not here. so i liz: now of a shiny manet to combat the navic. he caught robin shuffling. swaim. are you but to him shiny out of the ash minnesota says because he's not blue and i that feel a little bit silly then stick. silly. so initially, i only stuff at the beverly stuff as the book the, i knew the vin and i had a busy day and you know, you, did you see my dad now? he said that i didn't you believe nothing. i mean, in

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