so actually, mr. holly wanted to set kind of a personal message to nick anyhow. uh, to tell him if i can do it. you also should do it with hell. leave us departure. the focus now turns to how israel's, the military and political leadership will address the growing public demand for accountability excellence. i much alger 0 for insights story. all right, let's go ahead and bring in our panel in london. daniel levy is the president of us middle east project. he advised the who'd brock when he served this is really prime minister in sydney, australia. anthony lowenstein is the author of the recently published book, the palestine laboratory, a global investigation into how israel's occupation has provided a testing ground for weapons and technology exported globally. and until we get in levy is a column this for the hearts newspaper and the author of the punishment of gaza. a book about the development of the israeli policy that led to the 2009 invasion of the gaza strip. a warm welcome to you all, and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story. daniel, let

so actually, mr. holly wanted to set kind of a personal message to nick anyhow. uh, to tell him if i can do it, you also should do it. the head of israel's internal intelligence, fission. but and the army chief have taken responsibility for stating to prevent the attack by him as the prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has note that in your home and teens, that now is not the time that he is willing to answer tough questions, but not before the war in garza is over. there has been increasing calls for him to resign, but that's something the prime minister seems unwilling to listen to many is ready to accuse him of prolonging this war because once the war is over, so too will be his political career. stephanie decker all g 0. it occupied east jerusalem us secretary of state and state blinking says washington will have more to say in the coming days about human rights violations committed by these early military and cancer. but blinking denied the us has double standards when it comes to israel. john henry and has moved from the state department in washington. a new

missing this evening are in the eastern and coastal city of holly, and this is the, the city and taiwan this closest to the center of the craig, mr. see if some of the 300000 people. and just to give you a sense of what the geography of this se, um, it looks like you saw a little bit of that in my report. this is a, a pause of taiwan, which is extremely mountainous. and actually some of the people that remain missing this evening, i'll put only in a national park, which is an extremely mountainous national park, just north of quality inn. but of course, you know, looking at head taiwan, really is a place which is well wild infer use of this type of seismic activity isn't one of the most size making active locations in the world. and we've really seen over the course of the day that that spring into action, government responds the mid a tree being dispatched to help with ongoing rescue operations. of course, all the countries are initially interfered. they will be coming to case it's an important impact to decided quickly how about so you know, mean warning audio today in japan and the philippines which was eventually withdrawn. a

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mrs. margaret thatcher was born. our east midlands reporter will hollis has the story. >> britain's first female prime minister, margaretn grantham. the local council leader suggests using her profile to attract tourists . independent councillor tourists. independent councillor ashley baxter, of south kesteven district, says renaming grantham museum after mrs. thatcher will boost footfall. >> far more people have heard of margaret thatcher and probably still talk about margaret thatcher than currently talk about grantham, and i think that if it's a way get more people if it's a way to get more people to visit grantham museum, then really the name would help if it were named after margaret thatcher. >> it is, of course, the greatest honour that can come to any citizen in a democracy. >> margaret thatcher was prime minister between 1979 and 1990. she led the country through falklands and the cold war, but the closure of coal mines under her premiership caused conflict across communities . the town is across communities. the town is divided on renaming the museum after the grantham born prime minister. it'sjust after the g

mr. rosenbaum, i'm just checking with the. are you available? may 15th. i'm. i'm sorry. will you have another attorney from your office available or. deborah holly.okay, so i'm not clear. is that a yes or a no? you're not. i'm sorry. i don't know. okay, so i think the question to the appellant, are, are you comfortable with giving that you're you're not available on may 15th and having a good time getting married, would you mind a postponement, for a week or two after that? is that going to cause you a burden, a hardship, and manifest injustice? that would be important for. that, i mean, i would be willing to attend by zoom for my honeymoon. i'm just interested in, you know, this is really about. this is really about you. because it's really quite first about you. because it's your permit and it's your hardship. every day we you know, every day you don't get this project done, is stalling your future. so it's really about you and what you're comfortable with. comfortable with is absolutely not possible. we could make this work. i would prefer to take this thing. we can make that happen. but you know what? we're but i don't know how it works if th

mr humza out . out. >> well, i do believe so. after yesterday's demonstration , after yesterday's demonstration, after holly, at holyrood, just tofeel that there is a change in scotland and it feels it is going to be a difference in the next elections. so we are hoping for that. >> what does this mean for free speech in scotland ? speech in scotland? >> it's an attack. it's literally is there free speech anymore. so for me, standing for educate and standing for the scottish family party . so if i scottish family party. so if i say that, marriage is between a man or woman or if i say that, take the, trans ideology out of the schools, will i now be investigated? will i actually get arrested for saying that , so get arrested for saying that, so it is just taking away our freedoms. so we don't even feel that we have the freedom to express our views anymore, they'll just professional, legal , you know, people on us now. >> jk rowling, is she a help or a hindrance in all of this? >> i think she's a help, we were hoping that she was going to attend yesterday, but she did not, but i think she will help us because she is speaking out. sh

hollis will welcome to the show a harrowing case. give us the details . details. >> yes. well this ultimately concludes a six year investigation for leicestershire police. >> ollie davis died the >> today, mrborough magistrates court, described a devastating fatal spinal spinal injury which ultimately caused the death of the four week old baby inflicted just eight days before his death. now michael davis was found guilty of murder last month at leicester crown court. but there was a sentencing was here because of mobility issues for the defendants, while michael was found guilty of murder, his partner kaylee dhven murder, his partner kaylee driver, was found not guilty of murder but guilty of causing or allowing the death of the child. she was sentenced to seven years in prison and in reading a couple of the quotes that were said today in the sentencing, the judge told her you must have heard ollie's cries after he was assaulted as you were together in the bedroom . this must have in the bedroom. this must have woken you up. >> and speaking to michael davis, he was told you shown you've shown callous indifference by opting not to summon medical help. >> the judge described how he was sure

mrs. thatcher lived by her principles despite public opinion. they called her the iron lady, remembered for never turning to the museum. refusing to change is entirely in her spirit. will hollis . grantham. >> i mean, i know some people find it very difficult, she did turn the country about , find it very difficult, she did turn the country about, but, you know, in a harsh way for a lot of people . but that aside, she of people. but that aside, she was a historic prime minister because she was the first female prime minister she was in power for a long time , and she's from for a long time, and she's from grantham. so why not? you wouldn't kick off if it was the winston churchill museum or the. i mean, she's one of the most recognisable figures . yeah. recognisable figures. yeah. >> and such a legacy. i mean she's still spoken about all the time now, what other prime minister has spoken about this to same extent? to the same extent? >> yes. >> yes. >> don't see problem. it >> i don't see the problem. it doesn't you to lie. doesn't mean you have to lie. you to like to you don't have to like her to have that respect for the position she held and the peace in the part she's play