sta in your own adventure, now. counter airway. the . the hello ryan. my name's how are you? this is the new life in doha. coming up in the next 16 minutes. 5 un peacekeepers and 11 on the engine. fine is riley attack is back home. void passes through a check points. thousands of palestinians killed by is where the strikes the northern golf. the red crescent medical tennessee is destroyed on james bass in washington dc. well, joe biden and said he'll make the rest of his out. this promise

a peaceful transition of power to the trumpet administration, and i assure to direct my tired ministration worker his t. i'm malcolm with in most i'm big capital with my food. so where police and soldiers are out on the street, trying to break up protests full by the political opposition. you say the reason selection was like lead time on piece of standing for the latest news world kept when at canyon and both it has the lift out of the front squad for upcoming matches against israel and easily with manage additional. i'm calling it a one of the decision the welcome to the program. we begin in lebanon, where a wave of is riley attacks has been carried out in the past 24 hours in the south of the country and is really dry and strong. kills free people and engine 5 un

peacekeepers. the strike hits a vehicle and on the check point inside on as a uniform vehicle was also passing through or elsewhere is where the strikes have struck. the ancient city of bel back in east and 11 on israel says it's targeting his bullet and it's hot land. but historic buildings dating back to the ultimate period, were destroyed. meanwhile, in the southern suburbs of fe, route, this was the scene often is rarely as troy kalonde to meet his way from lebanon's international airport. it is the close, this is riley miss solves, have come now to that facility. the strike was part of a barrels of a tax on southern they were on wednesday evening. as guy's name on connie's life for us in they were less thought and wrong with what we're hearing from unit fill on the strike that has injured the number of its workers.

well, you feel issued a statement. it was very clear statement saying that that convoy was passing through the check point when the drain strike actually h. 5 unit for peacekeepers needed medical attention roadside from the 11 east red crescent. they go that they wouldn't then put back in that vehicles and travel to that basis. we have in southern lebanon, 3 lebanese army soldiers were also injured. and that attacked visa by a very serious incidents for lebanese all me. and for the united nations peacekeepers, the united nations peacekeepers in some 11 or have been attacked at least 20 times . now by israel and one attack, we used chemical weapons inside a united nations interim force and 11 on that's the peacekeepers facility. that was a very serious instant unit. phil have brought this up the flagpole to the united nations security council and said that that work needs to be done on in ended. but

perhaps more concerning to lebanese civilians is the fact that 3 people were killed including 2 women in this drawing strike. the fact that it took place of the alley check for the check point is where is well, when it puts it in fullest of occupation, owed as to lebanese people living in the south, they say go north of the alley river. this is now the road that they are bombing that making it very difficult. i'm very, very scary for lebanese people to actually travel along that road and run most drawings elsewhere and 11 on as well, including the capital they route and east and 11 on a. yeah, these as strikes still continue. there's also other reselling still going out in the south of 11 on this is randy ground forces and has bull fights is also still fighting each other on the ground. villages have been played unit photos, a wide spread, destruction taking place. all of this is on k,

well as that is no ceasefire. place in and see. so i tools currently in place and the reason for that is because no 111 on knows what the new incoming president elect donald trump is going to do. there's 2 key positions that he needs to fill before anybody can actually talk about a spot. first one is the secretary of state, just 2nd one is the special invoice to the middle east. now the these all 2 very crucial positions. if you don't have those in place very soon, we know that this is going to take a few weeks. but if they not in place very, very soon, then lebanese people are simply wondering who are we going to be talking to and when, if any time will that be a cease fire? i came many thanks for that iran combat for us in beverage with the laser as well as we just had is really strikes have repeatedly hit eastern 11 on destroying homes heritage sites. many people have already fled the regions of becca and bell back,

but some all staying despite the risks. zayna hold a report. in the middle of the rubble and devastation, there's still life. but this park is no longer a place where children are safe. the ancient city of baltic and eastern 11 on has been repeatedly hit by as rarely strikes. i am, highland springs to the sound of the bombing. i missed my friends, they went somewhere and this swelled at least half of the city's population left. when these really army issued, forced evacuation orders late last month, but there are those who refused to do so. among them, the medical staff at the main hospital in the area does a lot of the the doctor in charge says they will remain in his words, steadfast, despite nearby is really strikes that causes damage to the facility. they call them

and they want to pressure people, display them and turn them against that are just of this one top of the people here are supporters of the resistance. we want to leave our families and our now much of these 311 on has been engulfed in war. this is as well as heartland. villages are empty. 6 weeks of intense air rates have destroyed so much when people in this impoverished region already had so little. it's a similar situation in the south of the country and in the southern suburb of beta, 11 ounce prime minister. and as he mccarthy has criticized the international community for remaining silent in the face of these attacks, people here say they feel the same. they say, as well, has been given a green light to destroy and kill as well says it is targeting has belong and this infrastructure. but it strikes are destroying homes,

as well as historic buildings. the l. montreal, which dates back to the ottoman era was reduced to rubble, the destruction just the way from the temple of jupiter bottlenecks, unesco listed roman ruins, not far away from the cities historic center. this used to be a famous restaurant. the owner says this was about hurting the economy the already, the reconstruction bill is in the billions of dollars and this is a nearly bankrupt state, has the law and as well are negotiating under fire. oh yes, says she knows her children's future and lives are at risk. but she says she's choosing defiance over surrender. the motor to the lives have changed because of the way these to the instruction areas or the use to pay and know they are deprived of enjoying and those pay. but marie and yes, mena appear to have found their own safe space, at least for now. and there was just to follow the eastern 11 on

the palestinians are continuing to face relentless attacks from is really all tillery and asked drawings in the gaza strip. at least 11 palestinians have been killed in the latest strike on a school in gauze of city. forties can be seen on the streets and as such for survived. this is on the way the facility was sheltering peoples displaced by previous strikes for evacuation orders. 47 palestinians have been killed in attacks across the gulf of strip sent stone on thursdays, 36 if those killed were in northern gaza ways. where the minute tree has been using explosive robots to destroy residential neighborhoods in best law. here of red crescent medical facility on homes have been targeted. honey, my food has the latest from 0 by a holistic in the week for a palestinians,

either trapped in the northern part of the strip or in gauze and city. the northern part of gauzy where people have been children inside this particular school that has that, that turn into an evacuation center. the past few weeks. many of the people who were forced into, in terms of displacements have been seeking shelter and a protection inside this particular school that has confirmed reports. we received it from northern gods, a city that some of the people who are actually showed during, inside the school and just arrived within the past few days were among the casualties inside this evacuation center. the school that was bon by deep an error strike. and again, we're looking at the same patterns of a, of targeting. within the past few months, women and children are making up the vast majority of casual. if you know the tragedy of this is dangerous, those with a critical conditions are taken to the hospital either on civilian vehicle or on,

on cardboard full bike animals arriving to the hospital really in bad shape reading severely or either with severe burns and not having the proper medical care to save their lives and that's where we're expecting the usual, the numbers going to increase do more than 11 in the coming dollars. we. we had a phone call would allow the hospital earlier today describing the horror inside the emergency department on the inability of the medical staff that is already. and so the vision and the account, georgia medical supplies to help among the injuries are children who were tutoring along with their families inside this a school or among those with a critical conditions inside the hospital. for the northern part of the syringe, evaluate, particularly these very military skin and up the top and pushing more people into further internal displace been man is still are missing a trap under robin the

1st on to the us and james bases in washington dc with all special post selection coverage analysis. james. thanks pauline. hello and welcome back to our rooftop studio. here in washington, dc. the us president joe biden is address the nation for the 1st time since donald trump's election victory. the problem is that would be a peaceful transition of power on january the 20th. and he congratulated couple of harris on hood campaign, saying she should be proud of holding on support as not to lose faith. now we have $74.00 days to finish the turn. archer, let's make every day count. that's the responsibility we have to the american people. look for a few on our device. setbacks are unavoidable. like giving up is unforgivable. setbacks are unavoidable for giving up is unforgivable. we all get docked but the

measure of our characters, my dad would say is how quickly we get back up. remember, the feat does not mean we are defeated. we lost his bible. the america of your dreams is common for you to get back up. well let's get the latest shortly from adam fisher, who's monitoring donald trump's movements from palm beach in florida. but 1st of all, white house correspondent, kimberly how kids, kimberly we heard the present of that. but tell us about the mood and the white house, and what's the feeling of those around bite and right now, in the mood is obviously one of great disappointment, even sadness because on 2 fronts. first of all, a comma la harris was running in the historic campaign. she's made history is the 1st female vice president. there was a hope in this country and for many of her supporters that she finally break that

glass ceiling and become the 1st female president of the united states. that didn't happen again. so after that last by hillary clinton, there was hope this would finally be the time, but that's blast feeling would break and it was not to be so there's disappointment on back front. there's also a disappointment, but the goals and aspirations and the work of the binding harris administration will not continue that. they, for reproductive freedoms, for ending done violence. and for a more just society, when it comes to pay equity and other issues that they were championing. so joe biden was really trying to reassure a democratic party staffers, who are upset, understandably that they will not be able to carry on this work, but also underscoring the point that it's now time to come together and unify as a country. and to do it peacefully. unlike his predecessor, now president elect donald trump. we've also,

kimberly heard from the us defense secretary lloyd austin about the transition. what has he been saying a yeah, there's great been cern, particularly within the military of what the commander and she might do, particularly given some of his rhetoric on the campaign trail that he may even use the military to round up those that adventure of the united states without documentation and documented migrants. for example, this is not the purpose of the us military, it is for foreign enemies, not for any purpose to be used domestically. so in order to clarify that for any of those soldiers who may be unclear of what their mission is, the us defense secretary lloyd aust, i'm sending out a member outlining and reminding those members of the military say that is their job to obey all lawful orders and to stand apart from the political arena for any

of those soldiers that may have been in doubts. kimberly, how could the white house thank you very much. and the next occupant of the white house, the us president elect donald trump, has been celebrating his victory. it is a state in florida. i don't know if i need, he went to the electoral college vote. he's had by nearly 5000000 in the popular vote to that's the 1st republican candidate to do so. in 20 years. these are pictures posted by a little mosque on his social media platform, x of a private celebration. with trump, the president elect just kept to low public profile since tuesday night. let's find out what he's a high once he's up to behind the scenes alan fish and joins us from palm beach in florida. we think that he's thinking about his top team. the weight of the cabinet is looking at this day, but jared cushion i son in law won't be part of the next administration. of course, he was driving middle east policy last time.

that's right. you respond to the number of rolls and in the trump white house without any previous experience. and particularly in the middle east, he was responsible for the abraham records that were signed by a number of middle east countries. and then there is also the question too that he presented the so called deal of this century to try and resolve the conflict between the trailers and the palestinians based on what he said and number of interviews with people in the area. and also the fact that you've read stuff teen books on them, at least he hasn't been part of the campaign. he's been conspicuous by his absence . he was at the celebration on tuesday night along with his wife a banker. but it's unlikely that he will play a significant part. one reason for that is since he left the white house and he's kept the relatively low profile since january. the 6th. 2021 is that he never runs an investment fund and that has a lot of money from them. at least that could tardies the i'm about to use in particular the saudis, who invested to 1000000000 that would just be too many conflicts of interest. project cushion ought to be involved in any of those positions,

particularly when it comes to dealing with the middle east. let's look at a speculation on who will be in front cabinet. do we expect to post the building at the building at 8 on law school for robot shredded the junior, who stopped his own campaign to join from the most highly unlikely. and the thing that the required santa confirmation would mean him sitting in front of democratic senators as well. i'm being grilled about his business dealings, his private life, all of that sort of thing. he doesn't want to go through that, so he won't get a job as what's being described as the savings are someone who said he's going to trim somewhere between $2.00 and $3.00 trillion dollars out of the us budget us budget, there's only 6 trillion a year. so that's a big job, and people are saying that obviously then would mean costs to the likes of medicare and social security. 2 very important support programs in the united states, out of kennedy junior, unlikely to get cabinet force for similar rules,

but could well take a position over seeing health policy. so i'm having the white house that's for the really big job is like defense secretary like waltz, who is a congressman from florida, a former greenberry bay, close to the trump. he's one of the names that we keep getting for possibly a bit secretary of state for defense. as for secretary of state, that is such a big job. of course, rober o'brien is one of the names being floated. he's a former national security adviser to donald trump, so he could well be in the running mach rubio. his name has been mentioned, that seems highly unlikely. and then there is bill haggerty, who is, i say that, that from kentucky. well, light on both sides of the house has formed policy experience, former ambassador to japan during donald trump this time, and close to the trumpets as well. so he's, he's a distinct possibility because his confirmation in the senate would be really easy . and then there send it to him. mike lee, his name is being a, bonded a ride for the attorney general. that is a real possibility. but of course,

the big thing to get a position in total from his cabinet. this time rolling, does of course the last time round is, is that your noon in washington? no, you've been around for awhile, is that you will be totally loyal to the one person and not pass the courses. donald trump, it's adam fisher in palm beach and florida. thank you very much for joining us and we have a panel now to discuss quite a lot of us moving developments because the news doesn't stop even though the election is a. but i have with me chat, love, republican commentator and co founder and managing partner of the coolest i'm grateful is a pilot on shit act, president of the global policy institute. and douglas loan is a democratic strategist and senior principle consultant at the national capital strategy groups. thank you all 3 of you for joining us. well, to start with the economy, because the federal reserve looks like leads to cut interest rates as a response to months, slowing inflation. so check it shows the economy actually was getting better, but just not fast enough for couple hours. well, i think the issue is there's different metrics as you look at the economy,

i think where people are really getting confused and they see unemployment. this the g d p growth. but the reality is it's inflation. the cost of average goods for most citizens isn't keeping up with their wages. you can't afford housing, you can't afford your mortgage. you can't afford basic goods and services. and in any time in any election, when you have the electorate, you cannot afford those basic goods. that part is out of power and we saw that in the election few days ago, so palo donald trump money is policy, is to put big terrace on these things coming into the united states. what's not going to do to inflation are terrible. i mean, if, if, according to any orthodoxy, and if i know it depends how this has implemented, it talks a big game that we will have to see what he does. but if he's going to implement all the tariffs, china is obviously, is a big target. but we've got mexico, we got europe, who got japan, we got everybody. that means the import of goods would be much more expensive. i

don't see how that benefits the general consumer in the united states. and the idea that this has become some kind of a drive for export import substitution. this is stuff from, from mercantilism, from the agents from the 17th century. nobody buys any of the stuff, but she believes in it, and she's been in this extremely consistent. trump is for terrace, and he believes that all our trade partners around the world treat america. and the thing to do is carrots douglas. i'd like your views on the economy of i'd like you to responding to something the county with the largest concentration of hispanic voters in the united states. let's read to elect donald trump. so 1st on stock county and southern texas is voted republican in more than a century, have a listen to these voters. you can say that the largest hispanic county that states is races. so the, that game doesn't play any more. people are tired. what people want here,

they want jobs, they want a good economy. they want the advice is to go down to one border security. we go to a to be said that we came by apply heat for 299 when trump was there, as opposed now is anywhere between 899 to 1099. and so recently we'd be buying and doing the uh, the barbecue as was nothing but uh the chickens to say we're going to be polite and growing feathers out of our hairs in our years because i thought we'd be needed his chicken as well. that's douglas, that is why power is lost. would you agree? uh, that's definitely one of the contributing factors is no question about it. that inflation that high price is that the cost of living, being so high, obviously contributed to a motor disdain for the current administration. people also have to realize that this country is still recovering from the co would pandemic. a lot of what we saw

and what we're seeing in today's economy is a result of the pen demik. and although the united states leads the world in coby to recovery in terms of our economy, having a recovery uh towards the better for the better. many people still don't feel that at home. and that ultimately was the bottom line. it seems with some of the vote that we saw, evidently within the spanish community within texas. however, i just find it fascinating that latino men broke from latino women regarding the vote. lots, you know, mean broke for president. trump, i think by 2 thirds margin and it was flipped for latching a woman. so there's a split within that community there in terms of who they thought would best serve them going forward in terms of being the for the building to the front of united states. douglas, as the democrat on this panel, i'd like to ask you about what we heard couple of hours ago from the white house, from the president. how will you feeling when you heard those comments from

president joe biting? mean, do you feel sad for him or do you think some of this was, is folds up. uh well, i'll, i'll, i'll take off my democratic strategist hat for a 2nd here, and just be honest with you. uh, originally with joe biden ran for president. he said he would be a transitional president, a transitional figure, which means that he was just going to be in there for one term and then turn the reins off to the next generation. joe biden is 8182 years old. he shows every bit of being an active area, and quite frankly, if we were to have a, a robust candidate, she's more robust primary there to choose the best candidate for the job. it may not have been comm on hers that thing, but she didn't do a great job in terms of ranking right campaign and wasn't a good candidate. but we, quite frankly, may have chose someone else unfortunately, within this country. and i may get in trouble for saying that's a women, meaning women in particular don't feel comfortable voting for women present. if you

look at the white women a vote, they voted over, whelming leap for donald trump. and that's in the light of the changes in the effect of rogue. so that's really very, very telling the democrats, democrats may have very well nominated, a man if there was or breast primary of joe biden said back in 2022. the wasn't running for re election and we may have a different outcome right now and, and we would have a different sentiment on this panel uh and be talking about some different things cause problem under the u. s. system. he stays that joe biden stays there until the 20th of january. he remains the president. many would say he is now a lame dog to think that is worrying, particularly given what's going on in the world, particularly in the middle east. well, joe biden has not been able to put any leverage a toll on prime minister netanyahu. that's and you know, he's going to, as he continues his bombardments and garza 11. and he's going to ignore the us presidents even more is the not i've center to get does nothing new here. this is

the protocol we have. we're following. yes, correct. this is not something that is a peculiar to this election cycle that the elections are in november. the next president is inaugurated january 20th. so this is par for the course, separate considering that the whole world proceeds rightly. bye. then there's an old man who kind of parts we lost it, the fact that he's still in charge for a few more months until the next administration is in place. and let's, let's keep in mind when trump is inaugurated ministration, what not being placed, it will be months, it takes forever to go. so someone like an ally, not guessing, you know, who is not doing what the us wanting. so at least what they say, what else they want. oh, adverse reserve. round the world. they will face no push back really? well, i think very level because again, the president who is with one foot out of the white house doesn't have a great deal of authority and everybody knows that his time will be anyway, very limited, even if you start something, you cannot continue it. because of,

you know, but january 20th change of management. you know, that's the way this. okay. jet, i want to pay that to my colleague. got an official, was saying what is down in palm great beach talking about who might be around trump this time? how different will of team around the 40s happens president, be from the team around the 45th president, if the same man and donald trump, but it's going to be different. is it not? it's a different man. it's a different play. america has spoken very loudly in this election. they want donald trump, but they also does that does dollars something one is policies. we've seen that in terms of him when the primary we've seen that in terms of and winning all of this when states around this country. but then we've also seen that in terms of electing the house and the senate. so this is a norm is boys for america. and so what we're going to start seeing now with the governor, with the government being the senate and the house with trump. it allows for him to bring in more of his allies for those. and the confirmation is it makes it much easier for donald trump to be able to bring in those key figures. we're going to

help transform america or these next 2 very, very key and important years. so douglas, he has so much power, potentially having the senate having the house, having legitimacy of a popular vote. however, it is a democrat all you on the sort of cabinet that we're going to see this time around and the different tone of a 2nd jump in ministration compared with the 1st cuz he wasn't really ready to govern. last time he didn't think he was going to win. he absolutely wasn't ready to govern and there were safe these in his cabinets that were put law for pushed back against him. when he said that he wanted to do something that was wrapped unconstitutional. he's made comments about suspending the us constitution so democrat. 3 acts in everyone in this country all us boating said all us citizen should be very worried if he's talking about doing something like turning the us military on protests and shooting. protests resisted at one point that he wanted to shoot protestors in the kneecaps table. just shoot them in the knees when they were

protesting dc. that's our but we don't, we don't do that in this country. that's something that happened to the 3rd world dictatorship. so we're very concerned and very aware of the appointees that he will have in his cabinet. hopefully they will offer some push back to him. hopefully, he has majority to the fact we're not talking about spending the us constitution, which i think we all can agree would be a bad thing. and uh that you will be responsible present. let me tell you as democrats, we want him to be a good president. we don't want them to be a bad person. i don't want him to not do a good job. i live here, we live in this country. so i hope that he is able to bring down some of the grocery prices that and, and turn the economy around so that it's really positive and working for all of us and making united states a better place to live douglas and how low on ship. thank you so much for joining us on our panel as we overlook the white house where obviously a very big change is coming very early next year. that's it from washington dc. back to you now modeling in the thank you so much for that. james. fascinating

stuff. still ahead on al jazeera, all the drums return to the us presidency dominates the meeting of your opinion. leaders with defense trades, helping concerns also ahead pressure amounts on germany's tonsil. as the governing coalition collapses. and this whole, this tennis stall gets a fast how remind to the waiting. sometimes it's and keep notes enough action from the w t a finals coming up the the now i'll give you this season has changed. and this line apply to you is a, is the change of season to the size of it. it's still quite warm to north of it is not as well, but in fact, if you just pick

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a and dine towards the central product. so after it's what the unique perspective we don't want ahead to well, but we no longer have any private spaces on the incident. that's a scary well on heard voices a year into this genocide, it still remains large. one section connect with our community and tap into conversation as you find elsewhere, but humanity. the number of people who want to stop sending weapons has gone up and up despite what they hear in the mainstream media in the united states. the stream on out just the are the latest news. civilians are having no place to go through because they already have been forced to this place from sold shooters is to nowhere with detailed coverage. it's not just the north, the entire thread is under attack by is really missile fighter jets. and it drones

from the heart of the story. all eyes are now on un member states and whether they will defend the organization for since the equity. yes to is really exceptionalism . the watching, i will just say we're on line desktops or is this our on his why need running attack and southern 11 on has killed 3 people. an inch and 5 un peacekeepers? strongly kids have vehicle and ami check point inside zone as a unit. so vehicle was also cost was for is riley strike on a school in golf. the city is killed at least 11 palestinians. the facility with sheltering people displaced 5 previous attacks and full evaluation orders. search

for the volume. this is on the way and us president joe biden has told supporters not to give up off to his policies election defeat. speaking from the white house for the 1st time since don't the drums fix reading the presidential elections? he said it would be a peaceful transition of donald trump campaign promise to stop the war in ukraine within hours is warring. you lead has been meeting and hungry is capital budapest, to discuss global issues, including the future of the will with russia to you as president elect had and non easy relationship with the you and his previous to met is not given details on how he plans in the conflict, trump is also promised to impose tabs, so no input to the us, including those from europe. so that's what it gets to can was it was the question for us is we prepared to defend europeans interest. i think this must be

a priority. it should be known as a through and i have trans atlantic alliance know, questioning our existing alliances well to narrow nationalism that prevents us from being up to the challenges against china and the us. this is a historic moment for your opinions. the decisive moment and the pound key, this has been about a, has moved from budapest, the action of trump. how's the weather set? the tone for the discussions of the european political community, which was established in 2022 against the backed up with a bunch of invasion of ukraine today, was going to be mainly about providing more political, financial, and military aid to ukraine. but with trump's taking during the campaign that he was going to move forward, have a do with lesson positive id met, put in and, and the war in ukraine. people here are trying to figure out exactly what the americans mean by

a did with putting isn't going to be forcing the credit is into more and more concessions. something which was brushed assigned by the ukrainians by the germans and by the french in particular. so it seems that the european leaders will have to wait and see what kinds of indications the amount of cars are going to make in the future. when trump is, you know, great to my crew to the secretary general of nato, made it quite clear that he's looking forward to coordinating f as in the future with donald trump of the money they to members now committed to spending more than 2 percent of that due to be on, on defense. this was the prerequisites by trump. when, who would you like this in 2016? what seeing that is that the amount was not met who was going to pull out from nature. so generally speaking, the europeans are concerned about what happens next and the, the trump going give me lots reassigning a deal with putting the same time disengaging from nature,

pushing back. but i'll just be right with us. donald trump last presidency proved to be a test of unity within nato, as well as a funding of the alliance out is there a stephanie deca spoke to admiral rob bowers chair of nature's ministry committee. even though she often what drums with tons of power could mean for native a. what does donald trump's re election mean for nato? so his irritation and it's, he was not the 1st president, irritated about this, that a lot of nations did not invest enough in their own, on forces. and basically, without saying its expect that the united states to come to the rescue. and that is a very legitimate irritation to be honest. and so what the alliance has done, partly as a result of what he asked was gonna ask at the time, was that now 6 times more nations have reached the 2 percent

target in a pleasant way. we can say we have basically done what you have asked rightfully of a lot of nations. and you can watch the full interview this saturday from 1930 gmc right here on out there. israel's parliament has adopted new laws this week that would allow the default taishan of family members of people involved in a tax. they could be sent to gaza or some other location for up to 20 years. the lowest apply to is really citizens and residents of okey parties to risk them or, or a such as this report from a non of israel's can not set hard work. passing laws in the palestinian is where the citizens and tell us the indians and occupied east jerusalem. that's subject to israel's illegal annexation. one bill targets family members of the city and is rarely citizens who carry out attacks against israel.

they be deported to gaza or another location if they have prior knowledge of the attack and did not inform authorities, or if they, in any way expressed support for the attack or organizations labeled as terrorist. so that it's just because professionals are able to tell us clearly that this preventative law is intended to, to, to a few to terrorists and villains from carrying out the acts the beam. another law could be applied to palestinian schools, especially in occupied east jerusalem. and those inside israel, this legislation branch, the education ministry, sweeping discretionary powers to deem any teacher or administrator, a supportive of terrorism. fire them without notice caught funding of the association for civil rights. and israel says this bill is designed to threaten palestinian educators and mark them for surveillance and persecution of those laws,

but the velocity of citizen and but a scene in which there is a live that can manage and see without the corner gets in. they have a chance, it's like emergency without the just ation emergency with that would be show the government that does it should say that it manages a human rights organization. say these bills are the tip of an iceberg with other draft blows, imposing the death penalty on palestinians detain on so full terrorism charges. another aims to mute any dissent on his really college campuses. these laws are introduced by the parties of the governing coalition in israel, and they often receive support from the opposition. they were you enforced legal assessments by an independent to an experts and human rights organizations. but aside from enforcing an illegal occupation in palestine, israel is an apartheid state that all the 0 i'm on and is ready as for like

an eastern loving on has destroyed an awesome and error building, a stones throw from the unesco listen temples of val back. it's the close. this israel has come to striking a world heritage site which is home to one of the best because the complexes of greek roman sedation temples, the city of fowl back has come under repeated attack buys or any forces we say has both sizes. ok, sheltering the let's get more in this with laura and as well as she's a professor of new testament and at yale divinity school in yale's university department of religious studies. she joins me now from new haven in connective connecticut. thank you for your time. now some of the sites we're talking about here in bell that were built 11000 years ago, i believe. tell us more about them and why it's so important. net present. absolutely, and thank you for asking. um, buck is a beautiful sight. as you said, with greco roman temples at preserve, human civilization and history, it was made

a unesco protected site in 1984. so i believe we can find there a temple to jupiter, a temple to venus, a temple to box or die in isis. the god of wine as some of the sites we have already been damaged. according to lebanon's cultural administer, including the ancient monk, she a building in bell back city that also dates back to the osman period. how much for below? oh, is this too much loving on but weld heritage? absolutely. so the whole point of establishing a unesco world heritage site is to say this is a cultural moment that is so important for all of human history and for all humans . a moment has beauty, a moment of religious worship, a moment of history. and the book is one of the sites, as you say, it has pre historic origins. the remains that we see excavated today,

really date from the roman period. but within those remains are evidence of later sites including the pest in t church and including ottoman era, buildings losing any aspect of that human history is to lose information about religion. it's a lose information about social life migration politics. and it's to lose a, a little bit of human knowledge. we have lots of human life, which is absolutely tragic. and then the last of these longstanding buildings, which is a blow to all of us. and i have been reading these sites and not just at risk from the bones or direct keeping being hits, but also from the pollution of the air, from the bones and the chemicals nearby. uh, how much impact could those have a potentially on the, on the stones and the monuments so archaeological sites are always coming under various forms of destruction, right. as soon as we excavate,

we're opening it to the air and to the possibility of loss. but we also know that the as landscapes are being um, destroyed by the seismic effects of the bombs. and then as you said by some of the count, locals themselves in the bomb. so this will now be a site that needs all kinds of repair rate. it lives within a larger agricultural valley which really supports the region and actually across the called valley are significant archaeological sites that tell us about human habitation for millennia, a hadn't. what is the legal ramifications here because of, from what i understand intentionally damaging unesco world heritage sites and constitutes a will crime this i don't know about, and i think you do need to invite, you know, a legal historian on cultural heritage. what i can tell you is that, you know, sco was put in place to protect sites, whether that's monticello in the us. whether that's lovely bella and the rock cut

churches in ethiopia, whether it's deal as an island off the coast of greece. this is to preserve for all of us, some aspect of human history. there are also larger conventions in place after 1970 to protect objects from being taken from various and stolen and polluted. uh so i, you know, i, i, i like you want to learn more about these legal ramifications. okay. really good to talk to laura natural that profess of new testament at yale divinity school. the collapse of germany's 3 way in coalition government has baulked demands from opposition. parties and business groups for snap selection. being coalition fell upon itself. the use of tension peaked in a route over how to revive europe's largest economy, which is headed for a 2nd year of contraction. bennett smith has moved from bonham. well, ive schultz has perhaps only got

a few months left as jim and his trans flush in fire and his finance minister, christy and lynn had being formally dismissed by the president. schultz has paved the way for new elections, letting the ones on sooner rather than later. at least the good feelings are allowed to be of the, the right thing for our country would be an immediate confidence about and new elections. me more in a democracy, nobody should be afraid of the voters and of and veiled. i'm home schultz wants to wait until january for a confidence vote. he'll likely lose leading to elections. that according to the polls would be one by the opposition. just keep don't internally as a whole series of international commitments, conferences and decisions. i don't envy you in union, but require a gym and government now, but it's capable of taking action. we simply can't afford to have a government without a majority. jeremy for several months, followed by the election campaign for several months. and then possibly several weeks of coalition negotiations, we've got to involve comes to fuel and the coalition of center, left liberal and green policies had been riven with tensions,

almost as soon as it was formed 3 years ago. an ideological space on how to kick stuff in the economy and recession was the final stroll. the sent electronically wants to borrow, to invest, as well as support ukraine. finance minister liberal wanted to comp, taxes, and change benefits and pensions. it is terrible timing because the re election of trump actually is matched with one of the week the see europe in government constellations as we'll see it. so the new year commission is hardly in place. so we have the hearing some rest of the week president and friends. we have a very trouble. it's a prime minister in poland. we have a chancellor with his domestic issues and none of the 3 really are going along well with each other. germany's political instability leaves a void at the hoss of your just as the re election of donald trump could bring a trade whole m. c. the us couple funding to ukraine. the collapse of

a government is a big shock in a country know, race, predictable, consensus rather than the political volatility of some of its neighbors and parties on the fall last and fall, right? a gaining and popularity, which may result in a more fragmented parliament. whenever elections a house phone, it's miss l just sarah billy, a process in mozambique against the results of a general election last month of escalating police on the capital side. take us to dispatch demonstrations in the capital approach to the wording for lima policy was declared. the winner of the ballots, but the opposition says it was waved on his hold for weeks of purchase. these fuzzy, 2 people have been killed in the unless they fall back from web reports from one of the demonstrations in my protest. so we're going to take a walk down the street as i explained side, not just central mosquito is like a grade of straight roads. and many of those great guides lead from low income

neighbors. several columns away all the way into the city. and on several of these different guides, very large crowd trouble positions. the 4th is the last thing we're trying to log into the safety sensor. and what we've seen in many places, the police breaking them up with fig, off and on this one of the, one of the main boulevard, go in right through central. nothing to do that crowd that opposition to forces coming this way. they said of these uh, some of set up funding by law. others have been faithful. and so just as a ride. yeah. people to yeah. when they see the army and the soldiers, most of the soldiers on the street on um the vehicle. uh, with uh, gun towers on, so no machine guns mounted. uh, and then when we seen that happened on several occasions to see them being deployed, he'd come in and fired gas at the armies being, getting a much more positive response from these crowds of,

of positions of both as well as the police. many people uh, doing a ton thing sounds to got them. why you shooting us? so as on ours, is there 10 present into like trump help fix golf? we'll hear from one of the wells. best players in sports coming out from the the or the

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lights of this month. custody of the show decision to admit the rail and the good for me, some buff, his absence will now switch to full game. 25 year old has struggled for phone since joining ro from paris, sandra. man in the last tron. so window front. a 2nd in group 82 of the nation, speak t g g on. i had several discussions with him. i thought about it and i made this decision on this gathering and obviously because i think it's better, it's better this way. it is no good to argue, but why can't tell you of these 2 things. one that killian wanted to come and to it's not the extra sporting problems that came into play since the presumption of innocence exists and must exist in the next task. but it's the one of choice. so this gathering for the next to matches england interval manager lee calls lee since

bit thomas to go has had no influence. sony squad selection for upcoming nations lead matches against greece and the republic of ireland. these will be calls these final games in charge to close it to a series position as pending, specialty manager on january the 1st. well, 1st of all, there's not any influence on the, on the scope selection. and, you know, spoke to both tech support, it's leslie and congratulations. i think case is hardly respectful of, of the jump, the, the modem itself with the stuff we're doing. so we've been left to it. we're always off, you know, but i still say this is a must be a privilege, the and the, the trust that they, the f i have shown in myself and the rest of the stuff. the 3 comes that we've got, this is the, you know, the final 2 games. a european symbols governing body. you a so say power essential men will not face sanctions of its fans and fail to join free palestine, bene, i hated the champions, lead match on wednesday. you may have to say, is it only bands political messages deemed insulting or provocative. neither of which is considered this case to be lawsuit celtic will find when they offends wave

palestinian flags champions of the game. as mentioned to the french national team, easy to pay israel in the nation's lead. i'm francis in syria. minnesota is demanding an explanation from p. s g. for what he says. he's an unacceptable gesture. wimbledon champion bubble quick check of a has defeated cook a golf to because semi final spots in saudi arabia at the w t. i finals coming into the batch golf was already assured of a place in the final 4th coaching about hatch to win the check. do you need to live at a 756. hey victory, to talk to the orange group. that result means that you use for your own sake has been eliminated from the w ca finals. yes, that's the spot winning on thursday. the poll, these are the costs of tina with ease. 61 and 6, loving just 51 minutes in riyadh. english go for told me, fleetwood is the 1st bound leader at the abu dhabi championship. he's actually the

thing, so i'm winter in the you a capital fevered shooting, a close recording, putting 10 on the fall around of 62. that included this booty on the 18th leads by one shots and as far as shops clear of wilmont, the 3 rory mcelroy as well. mackerel is being talking about the impact donald trump can have on gulf. he says the usa is president. select so may be able to fix the risk. the thoughts of the game company was a team. golfing himself advise that another major winner price of december on stage for his victory speech. the champagne is one of the plans who defected. some of the pga tour to saudi arabia's loves series. i propose major between the 2 to us as philip materialize, the trumpets previously said, you could fix a deal in 15 minutes. mcelroy believes it could happen. you might be able to, i mean, he's got you on the scale, i think is the smartest man in the world beside him. so he might be able to do something if we can get musk involved too. but it's, uh yeah,

i think from the outside looking in, it's probably a little less complicated than it actually is. but um, obviously trump has great relationship with saudi arabia. he's got a great relationship with the golf. he's a lover, golf, so maybe who knows? the m b a champion, boston celtics of stuff with the 1st regulation loss of the season that were beaten by the golden state warriors, the southwick's that a 7 point lead with basically 7 minutes remaining. but that was the falls 5th country that the water is on a run. these for 27 points by the hill head 16 and golden state 1118120 or that's all the small things for the time being. i'll have another updated bit later money. thank you so much for that. pay to us is that it's for me. mount haynes, by this means out law school on our website to check it out. the address is out. is there a dot com?

so i may say john will be here in a moment, much more on the days. do you say the donald trump will return to the white house becoming the us president for a 2nd time with the promise of, with golden, 0 for the country, early the oil to me in a line. ma moment in us politics. stay without jesse or to discover what the result means for america. the rest of the world, landmark case, expenses in some ways around the world. it's enormous phenomena is historical and paid the way to the potential penalized climate impacts is the will wake up cool for the government. this is really something does, can make a turning point, or thrice beats the citizen using the bowl to hold governments and corporations to account this. they don't want to do it by asking,

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dignity into minus. he asked me to tell this story, holding the powerful to account as we examine the us as role in the was on o g 0. the 5 you and face cape is 11. know not in judge vine is riley attack, is the convoy passes through a check point. the time sammy's a dan, this is al, just a live from dell hall. so coming up, dozens of palestinians that killed lives right. the strikes in northern garza, a red cross and medical facilities destroyed. setbacks are unavoidable. like giving.