[000:00:00;00] sokolov manages two companies, ryzhova, elena anatolna, she is also the deputy manager of the company, of course, this is a company, and of course, the fish rots from the head , we see how the policy of the company’s managers in general is structured today, it is clear that the founders and top management , they take a share of the money to blame and accordingly hire people who are rude, who are insolent, who do not work and who... do their work poorly, i believe that here it is generally necessary to comprehensively reconsider the provision of this type of service, including, probably, at the legislative level, together , the whole point is that they are not responsible to you, they are responsible to the management company that hired them, your only advice is to choose an initiative group, hold a general meeting homeowners and re-elect this company, then your own owners will be members, who will be

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the tv channel clarifies. at night, the idf launched a new series of strikes against hamas targets throughout the gaza strip, including command centers and detachment tunnels, the army press service reported, as reported by the new york times escalation in the gas sector , from 38 to 44,000 buildings were damaged or completely destroyed. the day before, the israeli military identified hamas militants who had barricaded themselves in a multi-storey building located next to a refugee camp, a school, a medical center and government offices in the city of jibali in the north of the enclave, after which the israeli air force was ordered to strike them. as a result of the arrival of six-ton ​​bombs at least 400 people died, about half of them children, wounded after an israeli air strike, see, they operated on

the spot without anesthesia, due to a lack of medicine. israeli defense forces spokesman lieutenant colonel richard hecht confirmed to cnn that israel is... striking a refugee camp to kill one of the commanders of the radical palestinian movement. lieutenant colonel hecht explained the death of civilians as follows: the tragedy of the war, the blow was also confirmed by the israeli delegation over there, that is, if in the case of baptist hospital alyakhli, tel aviv immediately blamed everything on hamas and their bad missiles, but now they didn’t fuss, they honestly admitted that it was they, they say, well... but they eliminated one of the militants, who was allegedly hiding in this very camp refugees, although if you look at it globally, the gas strip is one big refugee camp or prison, and

the israeli authorities sincerely cannot understand what’s wrong, why the entire civilized world is turning away from them, it’s simply amazing, the white house answered a little more intricately , yes, during israeli shelling, during..." civilians are dying, but israel is trying to minimize the number of victims, biden's press secretary karine-jon pierre squeezed out. this is what the front page of the iranian times newspaper looks like today, children's seeds gases, on top of 3,500 names dead children. inscription in english: angels-gases. what is happening in palestine right now. we are watching. but i still believe that at least one survived and i can

find him, i could not say goodbye to them? multiple blows hit residential areas houses in the jabaliya refugee camp in northern gaza. the camp is located within the zone from which israel ordered civilians to leave, but many could not because they did not have the funds to do so, it is still difficult to believe in the reality of what was happening, it is extremely difficult to assess the real scale of the tragedy. they use shovels to dig out the wounded, if there are no shovels, any garden tools are used, they dig with their hands if there are no other options, absolute despair

is enough for the gas, and israel is trying to continue their ground-based air attacks in an effort to destroy hamas. an indonesian hospital northeast of the city of gaza is filled with hundreds of wounded. among whom dozens of children arrived here after the jabali strike. the hospital does not have the staff or equipment to care for that many people at one time. wherever you point the camera, wounded people are caught in the lens. the grief of war is continuous suffering. hundreds of people suffering, they were just at home. they became targets in their own homes, children, women, old people, we have no idea what to do, there are wounded everywhere, israel says that hamas has placed its tunnels under hospitals,

especially under alshira, the largest hospital in gaza. on its side of the border with gaza, israel has sufficient forces in reserve. this indicates that there is a long struggle ahead. we don't have much detail on what it 's doing now. idf within gaza, they work hard to prevent the leakage of data on military operations, because in modern warfare information is a valuable weapon, they publish some videos and... general statements about the success achieved, but they reduce access to information to a minimum. the attack on jabaliya will reignite debate about the killing of palestinian civilians and the deliberate sacrifices that israel considers just in this war. hamas released video of militants emerging from tunnels they said were close to the checkpoint. yes, they may not win, but they have a partisan advantage. they know

the secluded area. israel defense forces they announced the death of two soldiers, now israeli soldiers are moving deeper into the gases , they are walking through the streets destroyed by the israeli air force, for them these streets are full of threats, terrorists in ambush, mine traps, tripwires, but before families lived on these streets and children played. dead, they know that there will be more. he screams, this is a real massacre, from 30 to 40 houses have been reduced to dust, bodies are everywhere, everyone is looking for one of their loved ones, dozens of bodies have been taken to the nearest hospital, israel claims that its target is hamas, and if there are casualties among civilian population, then only because

the militants... use them as human shields, one of the main hamas command centers is located there, unfortunately, they again took refuge with a human brush of innocent civilians. can you confirm that it was an israeli attack that destroyed most of the refugee camp. yes, that’s right, we were aimed at destruction, but the fact is, at the destruction of the main commander. but even if there was this hamas command headquarters there in the jabaliya camp, among all these palestinian refugees, israel still went to abank and dropped bombs there in an attempt to destroy this hamas commander, knowing that

innocent civilians and women would die. children, old people, infirm, i understand correctly, no, not that, we were aimed at destroying only the commander, later we will publish more data, who was the target, these people killed many israelis, we are doing everything in our power, there is a lot difficult terrain, there may be infrastructure there, there may be infrastructure, tunnels, we are still studying the situation, i will be able to report more later information, but you knew about all the refugees there, about men, about women, about children, in this refugee camp. this is the whole tragedy of the war. the world is in shock, rallies in support of palestine do not subside, tonis football fans, look, hung a huge poster in the stadium criticizing the silence of arab leaders. the poster depicts king obdalla ii hussein of jordan and president abdel of egypt. and crown prince of saudi arabia mohammet bin salman. in london, demonstrators

began to block train traffic, demanding an end to the bombing of the gas sector. the arab-israeli conflict rages on american platforms. us secretary of state blinken was speaking in congress when protesters with placards burst into the meeting room and began demanding a ceasefire. of course, blinkin didn’t stop firing. the protest was eventually stopped. us vice president kamala haris is confident that president biden is a leader with a vision for the future, he has the ambition to meet the challenges of the planet, and the courage and skills to lead america forward, including the skills in using artificial technologies intelligence, literal translation. understand it as you wish. just before this statement , the ultimatum issued to biden by the national muslim democratic council, which includes democratic leaders, expired. the united states, the bottom line, is either joe will achieve

a ceasefire in gas, or the muslim wing of the democrats will work against collecting donations and votes for the old man's re-election in '24. the problem for joa is that many of the muslims on the council represent swing states. ukrainians harbor a grudge against biden for something that joseph allowed congress to saw through. bill, in which military aid to tel aviv and kiev was on the same board, but now only israel remains, however, the ukraine project, biden’s most important brainchild, with which he... tied himself, and he cannot allow it to fail. the white house said that biden is allegedly vetoing the decision proposed by republicans in congress on urgent military assistance to israel alone, without ukraine. pentagon chief osin said that ukraine will not be able to maintain the upper hand over russia, will not be able to achieve any success

overall without us support. according to austin, the kiev regime will fall the moment the americans. with or without american help . they came to the capitalist hill to ask for urgent funding for israel's war with hamas, but literally seconds later, secretary of state antony blinken and secretary of defense lloyd ustin began shouting down a dozen protesters. genocide in gaza, the american people do not want to support this brutal war. they raised their hands, which were covered in red paint, they called for an end to the war. the biden administration has asked congress for an additional $14 billion in aid to israel and $9 billion in

humanitarian aid to gaza. but that's not all. the administration is also asking for 61 billion in aid and support for ukraine - it argues. this is because both conflicts are closely related and must be resolved together. officials in washington reiterated their support for israel in an effort to highlight the us role in the

conflict. we all know we have a debt help our allies and partners. secretary of state blinken and secretary of defense lloyd autin speak. before the senate, the topic of the speech was an aid package within which more than $105 billion will be sent to israel and ukraine. i think it is important to remember that what is happening in ukraine in israel is important not only for ukraine and israel, it is important for us, it affects our national security too. stop supporting the brutal massacre. the hearing was interrupted several times by protesters, their hands covered in blood. blinken performed at protection. in each of these conflicts people suffer, i think that nothing characterizes us as people more than doing everything in our power to help these people. that request for additional funding has received bipartisan support in the senate, but the republican-controlled house

wants to separate funding for israel into a separate bill and delay a vote on ukraine aid until later. it's all one struggle, and to answer. should in such a way as to emphasize this, if we start cutting pieces from this package, they they will see this, they will understand that we are chasing problems one by one, and they will act accordingly. the war in ukraine has seen no change on the battlefield for months, while the war between israel and hamas threatens to escalate into a larger regional conflict. the republican-controlled house wants to deal with israel now, ukraine later. today is the secretary of state. addressed new speaker mike johnson. how would you characterize the meeting? very productive meeting, i am very i am grateful for the opportunity to exchange views. but the positions of both sides are far from each other. johnson is demanding that new funding for israel come from the irs. i think if you let americans weigh these

two needs, i think they would say: supporting israel, protecting innocent people there, it's in our national interest, and it's a more important issue than... funding irs agents. , but democrats say it will undermine biden's efforts to combat tax evaders. splitting the aid package is a naive idea, because these two threats have a lot in common, maybe for some republicans it has already become unfashionable to support funding for ukraine, i don’t know why. they call it emergency funding, but the real immediate problems have emerged in the biden campaign, which has begun to have problems more often than biden: most normal people wonder why the american government is going into even more debt for to be able to urgently help others when we already owe $33 trillion. and for the last fiscal year the budget deficit was 1.7 three dollars. we have to empty our own warehouses to send weapons to

an unfortunately losing ukraine, and then spend even more money to fill those warehouses again, which benefits the defense industry. they really are taking you for fools. and given the way events are developing in ukraine, the pentagon should immediately send weapons to russia, because it will end up in their hands eventually, as it happened with the taliban in afghanistan, and even the most ardent hawks can no longer put forward. in favor of ukraine, this is the main reason why they want to combine $61 billion in aid to ukraine with really needed funding for israel and so on. aksus gives a cynical assessment of the palestinian-israeli conflict. israel's plan to destroy hamas is only 10% complete. - the publication writes with reference to an israeli official. that is, everything is just beginning. ground operation is not will be a cakewalk and may drag on for years. from addin al-kassan publishes a video of a guided al-aas torpedo of its own production. the group

claims that the projectile has already been successfully used against israeli warships. escalation on the border with lebanon is intensifying. the israeli army hit anti-tank missile and artillery launch sites in lebanon. the strikes were the israelis' response to shelling of their military facilities. at the same time, the geography of the conflict is only expanding. egypt deployed tanks and armored vehicles opposite the rafah checkpoint on the border near the gaza strip, as times of israel writes, cairo fears an influx of tens of thousands of refugees from the conflict zone. saudi arabia has given the go-ahead for the deployment of us air defense systems in the country to protect israel from outside attacks, the saudi defense minister said. riyadh explained his decision by saying that the missiles launched by the pro-iranian houthi groups from yemen towards israel over the territory of saudi arabia. also, due to the threat of attacks from yemen, the israeli navy sent

missile corvettes to the waters of the red sea to strengthening defense. the houthis respond: look, they are publishing an image of the israeli nuclear facility in dimona with the inscription: “we will not hesitate.” houthi military spokesman. yaahya sari, said that yemen has huge stocks of ballistic missiles. class earth earth, thousands of suicide drones capable of flying 2,000 km to israeli territory. in addition, the red sea is also in the access zone, that is, every ship is a potential target. hezbollah publishes a mysterious video with its leader, hassan nasralah, indicating time x, 15:00, november 3rd. israeli tanks line the border with lebanon, exchanging fire with kezbala and other

militant groups. israel has shot down drones and missiles launched from yemen by houthi militants. iran-backed groups say their attacks will continue until israel retreats. the yemeni armed forces claim that this operation is the third operation in support of our oppressed brothers. two attacks in the last 20 hours or so, early tuesday morning what happened was described as an unidentified aerial threat, an object was dropped from the sky directly towards the israelis, it flew over the red sea towards eilaat, then just a few hours later a missile was intercepted, they believe it was a surface-to-surface missile fired from yemen, they say , this is an iranian-made missile, it was shot down using the israeli strela anti-tank system. this is the first time it

has been used in israel since 2017, when it intercepted a syrian missile. this is the highest level. everyone has heard about the iron dome. here there is an iron dome, above david's fortress. and there is also the airrow anti-missile system. that's how serious they took it. obviously, there are serious concerns about the missile's direction. people, but many of those living in the south, near gaza, were resettled there, so that now the population there is about 120,000 people, and the israelis should be concerned that there is essentially a second front opening there. the pentagon said last week that those behind the attacks are backed by iran and its islamic guard corps. revolution and this morning a senior us military official with