goza, and this is a political movement, all the one that has committed civil upholding will crimes itself on the 7th of october. but the idea that you can simply beaumont out of existence is ridiculous. it's not suggesting you can formulate a policy of existence by destroying every labor policy building in britain. i'm kidding, a legal part of conversations that list of how to send some of the supposedly most about the west bank. if there was an election in the west bank tomorrow morning, i have no doubt how that works is well going to do the full name rebuilding in the west bank as well. the idea of western li just saying mentioned yahoo must be given time to destroy him. this is just ridiculous we, i'm especially based on the study. i'm frankly, these politicians how i love them, that happens to making these ridiculous statements as well. the wars taking administrating, told them palestinian women and children in gaza. thousands of expectant mothers are preparing to give back in the midst of a complex then to lead. i guess expand,

trapped with innocent souls inside of us. the was as a 7 months pregnant women and cause a describing her experience, including israel's unrelenting essence. there were 50000 women like and 5500 of them are expected to give best this month. i'm a general from instructional. they asked me if there is a capacity in the hospital for them. but i have to say no, were overcrowded because it's right, it keeps attack and hospital. a lot of hospitals and goals are already on the brink of collapse, is few on medical supplies, run out forcing some women to have c, section deliveries in the dark and without anesthesia. those are the women able to give, but they're facing an untenable choice risk. whatever delivery comes in the place where they reside and risk

bombardment, or try to make it to one of the reasonably functioning health facilities where it is overcrowded, on hygenic, with due dates rapidly approaching a no sign of israel's will and goals, that easing thousands of pregnant mothers preparing to give us and it was i on so it's and of what the future holds. and lucky. basic health care. judy vega, i'll do 0. all right, well that's it for me down jordan for now. all the back of the top of the with more coverage of the war on gaza in half an hour's time. democracy maybe he's up next to stay with us. thanks so much. i so many politicians want to be the republican party as candidate for the any stand a chance it gets donald trump, if our planet is burning and we're running out of time, why are we doing more to deal with climate change or american politics? just getting to your wife into

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a 21st century. you have one man in power for more than 2 decades. and that's exactly what happened in russia. a brokerage i got a 6 year head start from bumpo. he came to power in 90 for proof of the end of $99.00, which is a junior. but he did, you get a quote in there, but just giving you a heads up someone by the time the prudent came to power, the machine code has already essentially established a full fledged authoritarian system invalid and began doing many of the same things as exchange already done, you know, the president opponent, shutting down independent media outlets. rigging elections, monitoring political opponents of the time, worst himself call this. the lucas shy, is ation of rush. the, you're listening you with some load, you mean the she's giving is,

but let's say to me, see me please. it'd be on the phone with me more than a series call you on the you with the port garage comparable has come up when you need me think. i think that having a few more with it in less than 10 months, even though these are for sure, if i have to move, we will put your number to see which one else that you can make up. you will forget to repeat, it looks like you could, uncle can afford it says machine. yeah. and look meaningfully students to present the way. so it shouldn't because the other students are taught to see the eclipse. so you will suddenly, can you catch up see whether you just put them when you stay in your j? yes. do you think you put in a book or 2? i think the way he came to power and the way he established israel is also a textbook example of how to transform a democracy to a perfect and solid authoritarian system. didn't happen with a coup d'etat. it didn't happen with the, you know,

military event didn't have much tanks on the streets. it happened gradually. it happened over time as it happened incrementally, as most of the anyone said, you should flock the chicken feather by feather to less than the squawking. that's exactly how food went about. the an autocrat is someone i was by non democratic means anyone who is a sort of china and style of rule the there many countries in the world now that have been going through this process of gradual descent from democracy to talk or so and then you look at the authoritarian regimes, egypt, saudi arabia, russia, some of the other former soviet states. and of course china,

most of all. and these regimes are even more authoritarian now than they were 5 or 10 years ago. on the false office and alterations present in may of 2000 uh, vladimir putin sent armed or purchased from the tax police and the prosecutor general service to raid the offices of russia's largest private independent media hold off a new nation. i just read reinforcement city in cameron already surrounding the television calendar 2003. we had a parliamentary elections, some difficult to win an election when your opponents are not on the phone, the 3 of them. when you have some of them, some of that sting with them, but would like to go. but the other one is the best thing is that i think that's it. opponents in a by somebody i was just at that might. but if i just didn't, and then we have the place to go for the show right in front of sort of technical

exercise as to all the changes everyone is. so you put it like i will send you that the from a boiler a boiler got thrown in the in a boiler, but the h away love hour from where you stand. i see if they do they have done everything they could solve to try to guard against them. beef office security services to make mass arrests, to threaten in many cases, to matter. already called the putting is a very and secure political leader. and he clearly fears that if he has a serious opposition, canada who is able to speak and travel around the country and mobilize that things may get out of control in russia, which is the land of monopoly power and monopoly greets. and the state that is capable of being murderous when it needs to be the night of february

27th, 2015. parson himself, how much the most prominent opponent was. letter was sound by size, bullets, and literally in the shadow of a credit. in most of the parts themselves, not just so i was calling because of my close friends with someone to whom i owe everything. i never accomplished in my political life. it's it says a lot about today's russia is that this is the price of freedom. is that you have to pay the ultimate price the was targeted into occasions both times and most of those times through sophisticated poisonings,

presumably carried out by chemical agents tool used by the security services go back to sylvia times. but this method has especially proliferated on the flight of my food. both times i was in a coma on artificial life support and doctors, the tools, my wife and i had about a 5 percent chance to live for many people in my generation. in russia, it was sort of inevitable to become really politicized. perhaps small the beginning of the end. the 1st conscious political memory was the democratic revolution in august of 1991 the 3 days that ended the soviet regime. as we woke up that morning in august of 1991, tens of thousands gathered in this and russian citizens must provide skill refused to accept that put

a time. but not with anything except the dignity and that determination to defend their freedom. and they went into the streets and literally stood in front of the tanks and then attacked stopped. sylvia, in terms of warranty, please. this was my 1st conscious political memory. i was trying is all the time. he asked for an approval of refreshing because it gets filled with a lot of crime issues around people. it has been like this throughout history. nothing changes in this regard. it was the to the section you know, for invasion. know, the pressure from our side is as dangerous to them as when they see crowd of people on the streets. like middleton's watch, that'd be many democratic piece of revolutions. but, and none of them so far has been as dangerous for letting me put another one in

ukraine. russia now is the most impressive, and they mean of democracy and the strategy of grimley is to build your russian words at that stop on the ball. tamani stopped on the ball corruption. it's about the culture. they want everyone to feel the company wants to control some parts of this world for their purpose. space, think like and wire. and you pre is or i did democracy biggest russian speaking to me or so unfortunately to that,

of course the ukraine was a moment when ukrainians choose not to fear the problem. the advice i'm a person to put in more of the playground. look where you

go to little cool, just to know you want preview will spit on the news a lot. so he will give us put any words, go around when you mess up with you. uh, one uh when you story, real easy, pretty easy to learn. easy, pretty to, excuse it. we were conflicted with them. pretty easy jimmy pro fluid the way you cranes these so important for criminal and means that it's very important for the world for all this model for them. of course, the geographically you print these was actually the needle of these concepts between the worlds, between the liberal world liberal democratic and sorted by

the every year we become strong. but a kremlin, do it's best resource we to face because it's impossible to deal with. the russian sometimes resolved to create the coming into then reinforce, but 3 units of ukrainian ukraine already will in the war and pizza, not only conflict between ukraine and rush. explain that people is not the and the russian. maybe i believe that it's a war against democracy. it's not the crisis. it's hand made. she to be sure. if we lose it hot, it will be

a loss for holding the when there a war politically with your values, principles, and institutions. you either have to decide that you're going to defend and fight back. or we are going to be a very, very grave risk. as i said here, russia is massive troops on the ukrainian border. as i sits here. russia is mobilizing new military power in the arctic ocean and so on. china is mobilizing its military in the south china sea and bearing down on taiwan. i don't think we should seek to cold war, but it is a period,

a new period of normative battle for democratic values and the, and i think democracies of the world have to recognize this and rise to the challenge. figuring out how to deal with the rise of china is the great challenge of the 21st century. is gotten more authoritarian over the past decade, state champion and alternative to western democratic capitalism. that gives dictatorships like china's unimed credible vulnerability should a day call when bad regime is no longer able to provide economic growth. it will no

longer have any reason to stay in power. and the only choice it will have, therefore, if it wants to stay in power, is to use increasing repression and increasing violence against its own citizens. the sewing 2014 i was us to the leader. we had the massive, simple diesel beat in the quote, the umbrella and it's not the my, the people work almost democracy and autonomy by the chinese government. we didn't

believe them after the 10 them a month ago. and under the one parties did have a shift, and so we have hundreds of thousands of people blocking the major along the a phone call showing a very strong signal that we are demanding for democracy. and the government should listen to our voice. they saw us as troublemakers, or even let traitors of the country because of the month of democratic system in hong com. so we actually suffered a lot of them as far as the t's and i'll text the both sides drawing for the election. i managed to to, we need election at the age of 73 and becoming the youngest, as elected. let's just say to the hall county history. it shows how people wanted to change

the but at the end of the day, think of them and they always can find ways to suppress you. they managed to kick me out of the console 9 months after i represent the people and it's a month um i went to jo quotes on the umbrella and this month i felt definitely bad about it. but um, i actually had a mental erosion for that. and i feel life is actually one of the pit stop in our activism, john the, the at the end of the day on the movement, the not seats. but it was a very memorable page of phone conversation. we because a brief less the very 1st most if these obedience movement over all the time

the decides that to fly out of the city in order to please us a voice. and so enough i left the city. i found myself on the once of based off the national security people. if i were to be back to a home called, i will immediately be arrested and be submitted to the national security court. the trash, as they put on me, the mess of them penalty of it is life in prison. we are literally facing the most powerful autherette heritage. i mean the welts, so we're actually facing david versus goliath. 5. so the, as everyone wants to change the country on sort of the personal safety,

the nothing and history, whatever we know, the risk and we accept them because we think our country deserves so much better than you know, ingles in the 21st century except the project dictatorship the to the just talking about the,

the. ready the yes, just the fluid from all the done by using it number still in any yeah, use natural but was to actually but the, i do see that the structure model. so i didn't teach at the age of as long as we had them and we, but each of you, if you give for me, it was like you have jacob is involved, was it a lot of work? you know? sure. the general interest of the lucas and the should daily but, and the triple tries go through and you one, the actual knowledgeable. and julie me is the annual is

roughly 11 you the directv. now they get ready to submit the my they will do you little guy, do your team that what you'll play with? well, can you mind your best to? yes, ma'am. the we already showing that you premiums are ready to die for the members. are your flight or channels that's it, that's it. if you want to try to find you lose any weight

because the idea that these guys, fortunately portion of you go out themselves, it's not a very good idea. it's afraid. busy the most powerful lesson i learned in my life is that a lot of stronger dictatorship. how strongly preferred in forces, how of a strong and tassel, the refreshing when enough, people are waiting to stand up for us, right? they succeed. and i think even in the darkest times, in the darkest days when it seems to be most difficult and most appeal to climb, i think it's very important to remember that you know, so the decisions i have the saying the night is darkest before the dawn and i think that is a very important question term for

as the situation in gaza escalate. we bring your expertise engine on the say for each time use re u r. c. is that the, the, the palestinians have to south south to where the, how much has got to comply with international the israel can do what it really, that's the reason why is well keeps behaving. so currently i would say this particular operation somewhere between the crime against humanity and genocide, it was really important that there was a jewish boy saying not in our name. you don't believe that this kind of aggression excuse safer. it doesn't make is rarely safer state with us for the latest developments on out just a about a week to look at the world's top disney stories from global markets to economies and a small business sales force and including security around the world. is there something that the international community, your view should be doing to understand how it affects?

counting the cost on al jazeera, the more death and destruction in dogs as israel targets the city's largest refuge account for the 2nd day. you any says it could be the other one down, jordan, this is out. is there a life and don't those are coming in the clearing the rubble. i'm looking for the dead residents of the jabante, a refugee campsite, and ta families have been killed and their bodies remain buried.