the old cook tab is a columnist at a monitor and a former board member of the international press institute. you joins us from my mind in jordan. good to have you with us. first of all, your reaction to what is one in a series of killings of john lists at the boulder with lebanon as well. unfortunately, these really seems to have no understanding of this fact or the law or, or have laws, people going to be as long as it has laws. and what are the main points of the law is to say the civilian and it's, well it's jordan is and find going to have to avoid attacking during this. but unfortunately, these really don't seem to respect the law or i'm the, i'm just indiscriminately, it's asking me to be i'm journalist and that there is no other way to call it been a long time and it just stop doing their job. and they're telling us what is happening on the grounds, and they're getting a may and manage their risk. the news is crazy, but unfortunately 2 of our colleagues haven't been killed because of their job. and journalism is not a crime. the crime is killing the doris. my a dean statement on this

they are kotob is a columnist at the end of the board. mean the all the international press institute, he says there was a concert if advisors were out to target to enlist. and the global media networks need to re up the journalism is not a crime. the 11 and the left on last and so last history now actually americans that i can use to do that. anybody being looked accountable, we've had 50 journalist in gov, then media longer scale was 6 the media out the door distorted and got that. no one is holding the driver on the building. unfortunately, the people that are the victims are the ones, the lights supposed to be getting this. what's happening is i think that by giving journalists, they can keep information no way. in today's modern age. anybody within phone can, can, can, does what's happening, but they're taking away the progression of goodness of the job. it is, the wasn't, have anyone to back up to you then it's really an exit crime. and it's really a shame that the company that's kind of has to be some kind of a democracy, is the exchange of getting civilians and getting away wi

the catawba is a columnist at al monitor and full of board member of the international press institute. he says there was a concerted effort by his route to try and get you a list and that global media networks need to re offend the journalism is not a crime, the 11 and the left the on the place. and so last history now why the american can you give. ready anybody be comfortable with the next 50 journalist and gov, the media longer scale. 6 the media out the door distorted and got the no one and all the on the bullet. and unfortunately, the people that are the victims are the ones, the lights supposed to be getting this. what's happening is i think that by giving journalists, they can keep information no way in today's modern age. anybody within, from content does what's happening, but they're taking away the compression of doing this sort of job. but this does, what does it have anyone to back them to you then? it's really um and it's a crime and it's really a shame that a company that's kind of has to be some kind of a democracy, is the exchange of getting civilians and getting away

morning taken out by news organization the national press club reporters without borders international press institute and others representing journalists. this thanksgiving for the 11th year in a row there will be an empty seat at debra and mark's table. was abducted in 2012 while covering the ongoing conflict in syria. his family has not heard from him since. the u.s. government must pursue the sustained diplomatic engagement needed to bring austin home. pete in new wilmington, pennsylvania. caller: happy thanksgiving. i don't go out looking for trouble at my table but i am well prepared. i am a veteran and i would tell anybody they or anybody listening that i am disgusted that anybody would consider voting for somebody like trump because i know how he feels about veterans. i am a loser, a sucker and why did i go and volunteer for service. host: how do you respond when someone disagrees with you at the thanksgiving table? what is your strategy? caller: i try not to engage and i tried to walk away because i don't want to ruin other people's -- i cannot sit idly by either if there is a potential skirm

morning taken out by news organization the national press club reporters without borders international press institute and others representing journalists. this thanksgiving for the 11th year in a row there will be an empty seat at debra and mark's table. was abducted in 2012 while covering the ongoing conflict in syria. his family has not heard from him since. the u.s. government must pursue the sustained diplomatic engagement needed to bring austin home. pete in new wilmington, pennsylvania. caller: happy thanksgiving. i don't go out looking for trouble at my table but i am well prepared. i am a veteran and i would tell anybody they or anybody listening that i am disgusted that anybody would consider voting for somebody like trump because i know how he feels about veterans. i am a loser, a sucker and why did i go and volunteer for service. host: how do you respond when someone disagrees with you at the thanksgiving table? what is your strategy? caller: i try not to engage and i tried to walk away because i don't want to ruin other people's -- i cannot sit idly by either if there is a potential skirm

muzamir ayub takour, executive director of kashmir institute of international affairs, mr. takoor, welcome to press tv, now mr. takoor, as you've asked. director says 7,000 people, patients, medics and other civilians seeking shelter are uh trating gars at largest hospital, which remains cut from um water, electricity and communications. now there are reports that the israeli forces were they raided through the whole hospital and have blown up the mri and ct scan machines, so why is the regime continuing with this onslaw? especially on schools, hospitals, churches, mosks, and despite all this international outcry. thank you for having me, i think it's an important question, why, people are still assuming that they're coming after hamas, that they're trying to uh finish off the resistance, the key word is try uh, the important information here is that they themselves have already declared why they are going after the people of palestine, they've already declared that they want to flatten palestine, they want to eliminate the palestinians, they believe that every palestinian is member of hamas, to th

much, we spoke with the director of the institute of world economy and international relations of the russian academy , researcher vaitolovsky. large. presidential pressold reporters today what was discussed. indeed, yesterday the president had a meeting with representatives of big business, there was a detailed conversation, a number of questions were formulated through the rsp, there were various speeches, both business and representatives of the economic bloc government, they talked about possible steps to improve the investment attractiveness of our economy, to create more than... competitive conditions for completing the process of transferring the company's court, or demilitarization was actively on the agenda. the vast majority of entrepreneurs who took part in one way or another encountered illegal relations with them abroad and are now actively in the process of transferring their business to russian jurisdiction, using all available mechanisms for this. now a short advertisement, after let's continue. stay with us. rinost helps fight a runny nose at an affordable price, and rinnostop extra with menthol and eucalyptus helps shorten the durati

international community. there's a feeling of imprisonment, lack of freedom and being targets as we had 85 institutions including media and press, completely destroyed in gaza when a rock and falls. it doesn't differentiate between a dr. paramedic journalist, civilian or resistance fighter. it hits everybody in the unlikely voice. there's chase by put the palestinian on buffet to russia. he says that well, pet, his son is trying to find a solution to end the conflict as well as blocking any piece initiatives. you've watched the full interview throughout the day here on the, on a website. so now is a quick preview with one of them. i mean, i'm a kidding. yeah. i mean, and that is, i have your policy and then was that more of your said a lot, i guess even the phone with the buses. wrong wrong, wrong time. he and says that the, if one them, i mean, i mean, i mean the other things and the feeling that for the, from the, the a one, you know, he's standing with the peace process eventually, whether it be sort of relation you certainly against war against any violence, how much is out of getting addition, maybe having to make a big mi

international community. there's a feeling of imprisonment, lack of freedom and being targeted. we had 85 institutions including media and press, completely destroyed in gaza when a rock and falls that doesn't differentiate between a dr. paramedic journalist, civilian or resistance fighter. it hits everybody south because ruling african national congress says it was support a motion biased by an opposition party to close this really embassy in the country . and that statement b and c will through its backing behind a plan to separate ties with jerusalem completely until it equates to a cease 5. that is a vote on the motion will be held next week. this is the latest about a month and increasingly straightened ties between the 2 nations. as all the tiers motivated cougar knots, things that we do talk you soon as you can, has no choice, but to support to this motion. by the if a for the clothes off these really and proceed and to cut you off to promote 2 times the piece of africa and is what and that's due to ease 12 refusal to indeed submitted to operation and gaza. the ncc is until as well adheres, took international and engage

press conference, half in english. it happened hebrew saying that a ship a hospital was losing its status as a protected medical institution under international law because of their on verified claims that mass was using it as a military base. and they use that as justification for reading this hospital. the thousands of patients were in and thousands of other palestinian civilians were sheltering in. so at this time, the military has still not provided concrete evidence or proof to back the intelligence that they will not show us. that how much is using the complex for their military activities? this is also a claim that medical doctors who work and shift and how this deny i'm to thank you very much for that. that's home the son who live in occupied east jerusalem. well since october 7th, as well as when the tree has retained, he made claims about the conflict and later attracted them. information provided as evidence has been proven false so wrong on multiple occasions. sullivan job that explains the us president is us to raise the evidence, to support israel's claim. how much is operating from hospitals and gaus? he said this is a grab bag

press on the planet. the welcome back to going on the garden. i'm still here with the senior research fellow at the international food policy research institute, dr. joseph glover, joseph. so we were talking about the systems of, of, of food and the above of the, in the united states. what about the, what's really being in the news lately, which is about this india and on this multi rice ben. why? what is your understanding of why and is doing it in any way as well? hey, you have to look at this in perspective. india has their rice production has, has increased substantially over the last 15 years back and in the early, 2, thousands, you know, they were probably about 5 percent of the world market. they're now 40 percent of world exports come from india. they've been very important and for a number of countries are now a race supplier for many, many countries, both in asia, but also in africa, sub saharan africa, west africa. i'm a yeah. so the, the, the, the, at least the way the, the indian government has articulated the band is that there they have concern about food insulation. and food prices or rice prices have been high in india and like t

state institute of international relations, gimo university, one of the most prestigious universities in russia, so that everyone remembers this, we invited my colleague, variopak, this is the pressecretary, head of the information and advertising department of gemo university, victoria vladimirovna kalashnikova, they help the judge, and you saw, they help me a lot, marina teymurazova, secretary of the judicial board, she has already clearly identified those who we need to pay the main attention, well... naturally, the secretary karina knyazeva, she is an extraordinary authorized emissary of the russian movement of smart people and smart girls, my permanent assistant, she presents orders and medals, she is already a fourth-grader course at mgemo university, faculty of mmo, natalya fomenko. from veliky novgorod, by the way, the winner of the regional final, alexandra khakimulina, yaroslavl. winner of the regional final and sofya losevskaya, vladimir, is also a winner, since we are in ancient china, therefore, accordingly, the competition will be on this topic, china. wise country, good, hello, dear ariopak, hello, pavlovich, i say to the confutians, we are distributing advice. but

institution press. and i would encourage all of you to go online and get a copy. you'll never think of cod liver oil the same way he's a lecturer in history and international relations at stanford university, a research fellow at the hoover institution. and your moderator, please welcome her partn. so you tom, for a very generous thanks for putting together this panel, which as you're about to see. it's very interesting and thanks to you for inviting me to participat so and to all you for coming out today. we have three very interesting speakers, three historians who have a knack forringing a fresh point of view to, familiar topics, three, one might say revisions ists in the best sense of the word. they questioned the conventional wisdom. they put it to the test. they force us to question r sumptions, historical events the way things turned out is not. they reminds necessarily the wahad to turn out and of course when your sject is herbert hoover and ito say the hoover of presidency and post-presidency being something of a control theory and goes with the territory and that's a characteristic feature of three speakers today. so what i'm going to do is i'm going to in