also joining us is elijah, journalist and political analyst who joins us from brussels. gentlemen, welcome to you both. richard, i'll first start with you. i mean, it was... to hear hour after hour after hour of these deliberations, which uh, each one of them had so many things to say, even though some of it may have overlapped, but we're looking a decision that is expected in weeks and the way that it works is that the decisions are binding, but that the icj has no way of enforcing them. um, is that what should be the focus here or the focus of what these deliberations and the news that it has made and the coverage from this perhaps? is more effective than anything else, maybe? hi, thanks for having me on. there's there's no doubt whatsoever that the fact that israel's crimes are undisplay in a in a court room, and this is the the highest judicial body, and one of the six organs of the united nations, is is without a doubt a step in the right direction. uh, we have to also acknowledge that this, this is a highly politicized court. the united states and israel have made

also joining us is elijah magnier, journalist and political analyst who joins us from brussels. gentlemen, welcome to you both. richard meer, i'll first start with you. i mean, it was incredible to hear hour after hour after hour of these deliberations, which uh, each one of them had so many things to say, even though some of them may have overlapped, but we're looking a decision that is expected in weeks and uh, the the way that it works is that the decisions are binding, but that the icj has no way of enforcing them. um, is that what should be the focus here or the focus of what uh these deliber? and the news that it has made and the coverage from this perhaps is more effective than anything else, maybe hi, thanks for having me on, there's no doubt whatsoever that the fact that israel's crimes are on display in a in a court room, and this is the the highest judicial body and one of the six organs of the united nations is is without a doubt a step in the right direction, we have to also acknowledge that this is a highly politicized court. the united states and israel um have ma

elijah magniar uh thanks for uh staying with us. um okay uh elijah magne are you with us? yes i am here. great thank you. um so if you want to take a look at uh what we're we're looking at from this point forward uh there's a number of crises that are breaking out here which involve the countries of iran, syria, lebanon, and then you have what's happening in the gaza streb with that you this real genocidal war, so what are we looking at now? um, what type of scenarios do you for see uh that may play out? i know these are projections, but there needs to be answers given based on the targeted assassinations that have taken place in the two countries, syria and lebanon, and then you have of course what's happened here in the islamic republic, and at the same time the war that's happening in the gaza strip, the us is really genocidal war. think in this war uh what is obvious is the... behavior of the israeli prime minister as a thug looking for a wider war, so he is trying to defy iran and kill his general in syria and then create a terrorist attack in kirman and then go and a

this episode. the political commentator is uh going to be with us from tehran. joining us is also elijah magneer, journalists and political analysts out of brussels. welcome to the show up gentlemen. now beginning with hamid, let's uh start with the significance of rgc's anti-terrorist operations at this sensitive juncture and also the message. that it carries for both the regime and the united states. thank you very much. the most important point about these recent attacks, the one last night and tonight uh was that it was signaling, giving some signals to other players in the region. first of all, the distance that one of the missiles was the targets was attacked from about 1200. kilometers was a signal to the zinus regime that the missiles can easily reach any points in the occupied lands and targeting these raidings and the second point was that it is very accurate and the accurity of the targetings was so high that you could see the images and the footages it could be seen how accurately was done and how they just targeted the targets that they want. "the second accuracy actually wa

well many of the things that were um referred to in the deliberations, which included war crimes, elijah, um, we're pointed uh at the fact that israel is the one that's committing these uh genocidal crimes, but uh, one of the questions that comes about is why is it that the us is not uh mentioned or is not does not have case against it brought to the icj when it is the one that is not only giving the military assistance, but by some accounts is involved in the planning and the execution when it comes to intel and even having tips on the ground, so what do you think that there is a possibility of case being presented against the us also, which in some respects, maybe even having a higher responsibility in terms of the genocide that's being? committed in the gaza strap? well, that will be indirectly really, because the court of justice is presenting the case, south africa has presented the case with more than 200 testimony based upon the israeli officials who are decision makers like the heritage minister or the defense minister or the finance or the security minister or the vice speaker a

in this episode. a political commentator is uh going to be with us from tehran. joining us is also elijah magnier, journalists and political analysts out of brussels. welcome to the show, both gentlemen. now beginning with hamid raz, let's uh start with the... significance of rgc's anti-terrorist operations at this sensitive juncture and also the message that it carries for both these will regime and the united states. thank you very much. the most important point about these recent attacks, the one last night and tonight uh was that he was signaling giving some signals to other players in the region, first of all the distance that one of the uh missile was more of the targets was attacked from about 1200 kilometers was a signal to the zin regime that the missiles can easily reach any points in the occupied lands and targeting these ridings and the second point was that it is very accurate and the accuracy of the targetings was so high that you could see the images and the footages you could be seeing how accurately was done and how they just targeted the targets that they wanted. the sec

it is elijah white. the lieutenant colonel from the virginia cavalry he takes gettysburg on june 26, 1863 at 2:00. elijah white will ride to cemetery hill. they have the bill. john buford's beloved high ground is in possession of the confederate states army on june 26. cemetery ridge? nobody there. it is a big problem except nobody cares about gettysburg on june 26. nobody really cares. you know what they care about? they find the whiskey. all across the town this has been summer harvest and the wire the rye whiskey crop is very good. the rebels find the whiskey and they start imbibing. that is elijah white with the jeb stuart type at. i don't know if they took a little bit of creative liberties there but there he is. the first union soldier's diet gettysburg dies on june 26. there is number three of the four monuments to the june 26 fighting. that is the monument of the 21st pennsylvania cavalry which did not exist during the battle of gettysburg but the precursor did and george washington sando is gunn

elijah white will ride to cemetery hill. they've got the hill, folks. john buford is beloved ground is in possession of the confederates states army on june 26th. some military ridge, nobody there. seminary ridge, confederate taft is a big except nobody about gettysburg. on june 26th. nobody really cares rebels you know what they care about. they find the whiskey not not all across town. this is in summer. horace. and the rye whiskey crop is good this year. and rebels find the whiskey and they start imbibing. that's elijah white. there are the -- stuart type hat. i don't know if maybe mr. gallon took a little bit of creative liberties there, but there he is, george washington sandow dies the first union soldier to die at gettysburg dies on june 26th. down on pipe. there's number three of the four monuments to june 26 fighting. that's the monument 21st, pennsylvania calvary, which did not exist during the battle of gettysburg. but their precursor bells, adams county calvary did. and george washington said. a newlywed is gunned by elijah white's men and h

hayden and we said, let's do a program with three of us plus elijah coming and we all, you said, i'm in, but tragedy has to be it from born. yes and the but tragically congressman cummings we lost him in october of that year and so this it was you know he had agreed and we were going to do it. so i think we ought to all remember this event tonight in honor of congressman cummings. let me say this about the former. elijah cummings funeral was on the day at the same hour of the groundbreaking for this museum, the same day, sam, our if you remember, the day before he had his body was in state in instead of so i couldn't go the funeral and i called his wife to tell her that i could not get to the funeral because we were having the groundbreaking and i had to be there for that. well, i did not tell her that that same family, elijah cummings, his great grandfather, was a man named scipio ram who was freed and registered to vote in 1868. and i use cummings funeral and scipio ram as a foundation upon which to carry all of my arguments that this museum had to be built because it needed to tel

cathedral, next to the airfield, a temple in honor of the holy prophet elijah, it is like a beacon for the main center of spiritual education, and professional growth - this is about the university, personnel for aviation and shipbuilding in the entire east of russia are being prepared here, but at the meeting leonid slutsky gave a speech to students. not only about planes and ships, teachers’ salaries, support for svo participants and their families, living conditions in the far east. it is important that we have traditions, including in technical education, in engineering education, which we have always been the best in the world. we need precisely such universities, regional, technical, which train modern engineering personnel, to make a standard , a kind of edge points, reference points dots. it is no coincidence that komsomolsk-namur is called the city of youth; future specialists are already suggesting how to improve production and improve life in their city. student ideas are becoming the basis of new public gardens and will soon help lift some of the best airplanes in the world

elijah mitchell scoring. to make it a 10 point game late. the niners scored 27 unanswered points in the second half. to come back a win 34-31. here are some of the players headed back to the super bowl. >> where does this rank in your career of games you have played? >> top . not close. >> it is special that we have been here before. we are trying to get some confetti. >> happy about getting back to the super bowl. >> i am happy to go to vegas. we will party in vegas. >> for the "red & gold report", i am vern glenn. >>> this weekend it was baseball that people came out. there were giants . pitchers and catchers are scheduled to report on february 15th. >>> coming up , a north bay community trying to find a solution to and gun violence. the answers they got from to members of congress . >>> before the super bowl there is another event happening you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. an

and command and control center to attack all right, i'm sorry i got to interrupt you, unfortunately elijah magnier, we're going to go now uh live to uh mattia basianos over in carmon uh to get an update about what is happening there. all right, matty, what do you have for us? well, cover, right now i'm talking to you from..." bahonar hospital, one of the main hospitals in the city of kermon in which um the people who have been injured in today's new terror attacks in uh kirman's marters cemetery have been brought to uh to other hospitals in the city also are packed with uh people in front of the entrance door of this very hospital, there were many people sitting and waiting ' for for uh getting a chance to know if their loved ones were among the injured, the latest uh statistics that we have is that over 200 people have been injured in today's terrorist attacks. uh, the other thing that i have to add is that still there are lots of people who are missing, many people are sitting outside and the the um red crecent officials and and um the hospital... officials are reading the names of peopl

. >> we were all reminded of the 49ers depth in the second half when elijah mitchell came into the gameng christian mccaffrey. mitchell has battled his own injury issues, but he was their leading rusher in his rookie season when he ran for just short of 1000 yards. mitchell ended up being san francisco's leading rusher against washington with 80 yards on 17 carries. how the 40 niners used their backs this week against the rams remains to be seen. mccaffrey won't play sunday, but kyle shanahan knows there isn't much falloff when mitchell's in the game. >> elijah is 100. i mean, like i've always said, he's one of the better backs in this league. so he's going to go in and run like he always does. that's a skill set he's always had since the first day he's gotten here, and when he's good to go, he always looks like elijah and the warriors tonight are at it again at home this evening against orlando. >> as golden state continues to struggle for an identity as either an aging team in decline or one that could eventually find a spark, steve kerr continues to search for a lineup that can do so

that's exactly what i expect from elijah. >> you know, i've had i had two solid years with my guy. you know, being the lead back and he's in my opinion he's one of the best backs in the league. uh, just so happens he has an mvp in front of him for two teams in the whole playoff picture to have a week off and for us to be able to rest even this week a little bit, um, it's huge. >> i don't think nobody wants to see us full, fully healthy. so, uh, just giving us extra rest is like poking the bear. that's what we wanted to be. >> we wanted to be done at levi's and, you know, want them to come see our stadium and see how we get down. >> all this left for the 40 niners. now, as far as the regular season is concerned, is a home game next week against the rams, who will be playing for something. but for san francisco it's home field and a first round bye in the playoffs. in washington, joe fonzi ktvu fox two all right tyrod taylor and the giants hosting the rams in new jersey. >> seahawks lost. so if the rams win they would actually punch their ticket to the playoffs. third quarter giants

since the first day he's gotten here, and when he's good to go, he always looks like elijah.as a time this year when rams head coach sean mcvay was on the hot seat. >> la started the season three and six before riding the ship and clinching a playoff spot on sunday. mcvay, who's tied for second place as the rams winningest coach in franchise history, has announced on his own tv show that he'll be back next season. mcvay is in the middle of a contract that runs until 2026, but there were rumors earlier this year that he may step down and take a tv job. and this is not a good look for an nfl owner. that's panthers owner david tepper throwing a drink at a fan in his team's loss in jackson hill. to say this has been a frustrating season for the panthers would be an understatement. they're two and 14 today, tepper was fined $300,000 by the league for what was described as his unacceptable conduct. tepper hasn't apologized, but he did acknowledge he should have deferred to the stadium security and will accept the league's disciplinary action. my bad, but i'm not sorry about it. yes

elijah mitchell found the end zone. the niners win 3431.o the super bowl to play the chiefs. so what exactly was said to spark that second half turnaround. and what happened. >> yeah it's just the resolve of our guys. uh i think first and foremost i want to give a lot of appreciation to that detroit lions team. they're tough tough football team. they got after us early. it wasn't looking good. but our guys, uh, i felt if we could go do something on that first drive, i think we all did. we could get in this game and we needed to start making some stops. we weren't doing that too well in the first half. when you start getting a couple stops, the momentum goes and this crowd was unbelievable. but i think the resiliency, the resolve of our players, led by kyle and our coaching staff was just tremendous. speaking of resolve, brock struggled in the first half. >> there's no doubt about it. he was pressured. there's a couple of balls. i'm sure he would like to have back, but he made plays with his arm and with his legs in the second half. that hel

striker elijah adebayo with a hat—trick for them.t top flight win since january 1989. and a cracker in one of the other games — not everton v fulham, which finished goalless! crystal palace came from behind to beat sheffield united, to take some of the heat off manager roy hodgson. eberechi eze with two of their goals in a 3—2 win. and michael olise with one, and a man of the match performance on his comeback. another day of drama in ivory coast, at the africa cup of nations. one of the big favourites, morocco, who made the semi—finals of the world cup in 2022, were knocked out by south africa. the moroccans missed a penalty late on — agony for them — but it's south africa who join mali, in completing the quarter final line up. our reporter celestine karoney was at the match in san pedro. south africa has delivered the latest upset of the tournament with a 2—0 win over morocco to reach the quarterfinals at the nations come for the first time since 2019. goals from... gave them the wind, silencing a partisan crowd over 19,000 at the s

affected by the 7.6 magnitude events which flattened in time neighborhoods and damaged infrastructure. elijah area of land was flooded by this synonymy that was triggered by the us quake. depends government has em locked around 30000000 euros with a to support effective communities. correspondent james chase. i gave me an update on the situation in which email, one of the worst affected address as well, where i'm currently standing is outside what used to be would seem is morning market. this used to be a really key parts of the, the city already buffering cost of the city. in almost every direction i can see now that is complete devastation. the reason why the devastation was so about at this particular location is solely off the crate. struck here, there was a fire that ripped through much of the buildings and the, the around me. the reason i'm wearing a hard time is because the weather was such, it has been pretty bad, very strong winds and strong rain as well. um, because this one wants to lose stay bri on the buildings. um a lot of it has been folding off and blowing into the road. as yo

on orthodox icons, fiery miracle horses carry the prophet elijah to heaven.mbolize divine gifts on the icons of frol and laurus. patrons of horses, sitting on a horse, slays a snake, saint george the victorious, and these, not to mention the horse, are the heroes of fairy tales of all the peoples of eurasia. drinking tea in uzbekistan is an indispensable ritual of hospitality. always ready in any rural home. dastarkhan is a tablecloth that is spread on the carpet. sugar candies, grape sugar crystals, apricot pits baked in the hall, and flat cakes are placed on it. some argue that tea entered turkistan with the mongols. this not this way. tea came to uzbekistan thanks to russia, and quite late, in the 17th century. russia has become one in europe. of the tea party pioneers. first , russian sovereigns tried the tea on themselves. alexey mikhailovich and mikhail fedovich took it as a healing decoction, and already in 1679 an agreement on constant tea supplies was signed with china. at first , not everyone had the opportunity to indulge in tea. in the 18th centur

the 49ers answer with an elijah mitchell touchdown run to open a 10 point lead. the lines score late to cut it down to three but the niners run out the clock. the 49ers rallied to be the lions 34-31. the niners are headed back to the super bowl for the second time in five seasons./how does it feel to be going back to the super bowl? >> it is amazing. there are so many people involved in this. even in this game, the ups and downs. >> it feels great. we have a great team. a great win. they were super aggressive but when they went for it i think the fourth down in the third quarter they kind of flipped the script but once we got the momentum we were not letting our foot out of the game./the clock is that 0 and you are up. it was special to all of us. we have one more job to finish. i cannot tell you how proud i am of the team. i am so proud to be a part of this group. they showed a lot of resilience this week and last week. i'm just pumped up. >> what does it feel like to be heading to vegas? it's like i cannot describe it. i cannot lie. i'm trying to soak it in. wa

. >> when defensive back elijah jackson made the biggest defensive play in huskies history. quarterback michael penix talked about watching that final drive. >> obviously, it wasn't pretty. you know the defense. they hold us to a high standard, you know, and they hold themselves accountable in every situation. so they wouldn't have wanted to be that close. but you know, as a whole team, you know, on the sideline, just everybody believe in you know, everybody just trusting that they were going to come up with that big time stop. they've done it all throughout the year. so man, it was great man. it was amazing. >> michael penix junior threw for 433 yards against texas. he and the huskies will face michigan for it all. the national championship next monday in houston. michigan opens as a heavy favorite four and a half point dog are favorites to open up. it could be five. that's about a touchdown. >> danny. >> favorites. >> no. allen it's listening to us. so of course michigan's going to win. >> we'll go michigan then because we want allen to be happy. >> but we gotta show love

that's exactly what i expect from elijah. >> you know, i've had i had two solid years with my guy. know, being the lead back and he's in my opinion he's one of the best backs in the league. just so happens he has an mvp in front of him for two teams in the whole playoff picture to have a week off and for us to be able to rest even this week a little bit, um, it's huge. >> i don't think nobody wants to see us full, fully healthy. so, uh, just giving us extra rest is like poking the bear. that's what we wanted to be. >> we wanted to be done at levi's and, you know, we want them to come see our stadium and. and see how we get down. >> all this left for the 40 niners. now, as far as the regular season is concerned, is a home game next week against the rams, who will be playing for something. but for san francisco it's home field and a first round bye in the playoffs. in washington, joe fonzi ktvu fox two. >> all right joe, you took us right there. time now 717 rosemary's here with your first day of january forecast. it's cool outside our studio but the sky is just magnify decent yes da

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he left with a calf injury. >> that's exactly what i expect from elijah. you know, i've had i had two solid years with my guy. you know, being the lead back and he's in my opinion he's one of the best backs in the league. uh, just so happens he has an mvp in front of him for two teams in the whole playoff picture to have a week off. >> and for us to be able to rest even this week a little bit, um, it's huge. >> i don't think nobody wants to see us full fully healthy. so, uh, just giving us extra rest is like poking the bear. >> that's what we wanted to be. we wanted to be done at levi's and, you know, want them to come see our stadium and see how we get down. >> all this left for the 49ers. now, as far as the regular season is concerned, is a home game next week against the rams, who will be playing for something. but for san francisco, it's home field and a first round bye in the playoffs. in washington, joe fonzi kataev icu fox two. >> thank you joe. well, you could kick off the new year by becoming a lot richer. tonight's powerball jackpot is an estimat

elijah mitchell took over season high 80 yards. his first touchdown on the season 20 to 10 san francisco early fourth. nick bosa brings the pressure and mooney ward with his fifth interception of the year. niners had two in the game and keep that football ensuing drive. the niners go 95 yards. here's third and ten purdy. the scramble drill buying time rolls right and then tells brandon aiyuk to go left. that's a touchdown 17 yard score. purdy passes jeff garcia for most passing yards in a single season in franchise history. niners win 2710. meanwhile in philadelphia, the cardinals overcome a 15 point second half deficit to take the lead. final play of the game. eagles need a touchdown. jay hertz's hail mary is picked off and cardinals win 3531. and with that, the niners clinch the nfc top seed a bye and home field advantage. and as you would imagine, quite a celebration for the 40 niners growing up sort of watching like tv clips and stuff of like teams together watching and celebrating another team win for their case. >> and so for

a christian mccaffrey touchdown made it a onepointgame and then elijah mitchell, scoring, making it apoint game late heard the niners scored 27 unanswered points in the second half. they come back and win 34-31. here are some of the players, and it's back to the super bowl. >> where does this rank in your career of games you like? >> top, it's not even close. >> it is special but we have been here before. trying to get some confetti. >> i'm even happier about this, we have some unfinished business . >> we are at the top. happy to be going to vegas, super bowl again, you know what i'm saying? >> in light of liz is mildly scratchy throat, i will get us through the rest of this. celebrations were happening all across the bay area and our crews were out there with the fence. lauren toms has a whole family of faithful. >> before the true celebration could begin aaron and his family spent the day filled with jitters as they watch the niners take on the liens. >> shaky start but they are getting in their group. >> he has seen the shaky start before and has never been up hope. a lifelong nine

it means they have say, okay, a logic running of sticking to tools here and get your perspective elijah, money, ministry, and underscore am i speaking to was that from brussels as well? the tensions in the red sea also continue to rise with another missile strike on a call. go ship on choose day. today, the empty contained a vessel is owned by a greek company and registered in malta, and only have 20 full crew members on board. the attack to place a 140 kilometers west of the many port city of as i leave, it comes just a day off to the hippie group struck a us own call go ship, also causing minimal damage and no injuries. humans, free feelings groups have claim responsibility for lots of similar attacks and hijacking say that they will continue until there is a safe spot in garza, in the yeah, the yeah. many armed forces consider all american and which will ships and investments participating in the aggression against our country as hostile targets within the bank of the target of officers we live in. do you have any armed forces or from the response to the american and with the taxes i

. >> those for 3rd goal darnold to elijah mitchell touchdown on the first drive of the game. it's 7. nothing later in the first same score. 35 carson goes up top 2. skillet. 19 yard touchdown pass. i'm sorry. get his name every time. he's really all-time record for most touchdown and receiving yards by a rookie. i know you were expecting that great season for him. 2nd quarter. same score. sneaks it in all part of a 16 play. 75 yard drive niners? take the lead. next. rams possession carson wentz is pass is deflected and intercepted by the rookie taylor hawkins. that was nfl debut too nice little debut. the closing moments of the half, those 14, 7, 9, ers darnold finds ronnie belt. jake moody would miss the pa ti. so it's 20 to 7 after that drive. all right. >> 4th quarter niners up 7 carson wentz. he's always been good at this is kind of other stuff like having to throw the ball that went. isn't that good at? they would complete the 2 point conversion and they lead by one after that, last-ditch effort forty-niners and sam darnold. well, this is why he's a backup quarterback. h

enter elijah mitchell season high 80 yards.ere's his first touchdown of the year 20 to 10 san francisco early fourth quarter. they have a ten point lead. nick boasted the pressure and mooney ward his fifth interception of the year. niners had two picks in the game and keep that football ensuing drive. the niners go 95 yards. third and ten. look at brock purdy scramble drill points out. hey brandon, go the other way and brandon aiyuk wide open for the 17 yard score. he passes jeff garcia for most passing yards in the single season in franchise history. that's ever niners win 2710. meanwhile it's not always sunny in philadelphia . the cardinals with a furious second half rally in philly against the eagles and phillies hail mary at the buzzer is how about that picked off cardinals beat the eagles 3531, which clinches the number one seed for the niners. and home field throughout the nfc playoffs. niners were in the locker room watching, and it was a childhood dream for brock purdy. growing up sort of watching like tv clips and stuf

lots of uh, elijah, sounded like you did unplugged the man intervention. and that wasn't on the funding a socialist default exit of more info on syllabus. so shondae contributed so that i can do money a buzz if on tomorrow. so she has a see a whole lot shown at the camino that at that the rooms fundamentally reconfigured to the entire pre colonial structure of presents a molly, historical intertribal ties were broken into colonization process. tribal identity was get ranged along with historical memory. native languages was supplanted, the colonizers also foster dent in coverage to interest, make this going. religious and political figures who enjoyed popular support with persecuted, new monies, cit, the least of them is getting booked. it is on the list to get to receive them easy . but i try to use some of the lot. do you do use leave to school? do those sit down to the methods? yes. ok. do for them is, i mean really as you do this with somebody that can be at the lindsey and ask about that before i see that, i mean it's a little difficult for me to reas

a christian mccaffrey touchdown run tied the game up, and in the fourth quarter, elijah mitchell gave the niners a ten-point lead, winning 34-31, coming back from the 17-point deficit, making this the largest comeback in an nfc championship game. >> it's amazing. so many people involved in this, the journey, the ups and the downs. >> to see the clock at zero and you're up was special to all of us. obviously, we have one more job to finish, but i can't tell you how proud i am of the team. >> we're proud too. >> i think they were tired at that point. >> look, so this all means 13 days from now the players, the niners will be playing in a rematch of their last super bowl game. they'll take on the kansas city chiefs in las vegas. and that was jimmy g. leading the niners then. the chiefs won super bowl liv. >> most of us will watch at home, probably, but american airlines and united are adding special flights for fans who can get to the super bowl. united added nine extra flights in total from sfo and sjc. the airline even changed the flight numbers with the -- to give a nod to the super b

okay. elijah mac, the grades k of you. thanks very much for joining us. back from brussels as the one family and bookstore and occupied east. jerusalem has been highlighting the palestinian story, unpromising vices for many years. and since october, the 7th, the family says the mission has become more important than ever. how much i'm doing my thoughts at the educational book shop. customers are welcome to read and encouraged to learn about a people's history unfolding before that one chapter at a time. the mission has been and is to continue to promote palestinian literature. but this thing in the isis highlights and should the lights on the 1st thing in an issue on the police damian story that this family owned and run institution that's done through thousands of volumes, encompassing history, literature, food. and so much more talking with one of mine's the store, chatting with regulars, just like his grandfather did, just like his father and uncle still do. in the cafe upstairs. some patron studies and others nearly skim. how it feels like looks how c