mazda mazda says that the you offered him a, quote, the legal censorship deal as the blanca jesus, his social network of failing to comply with european law, the word contributing on coverage of the latest trends, shaping the world right now. this is art international. i a michael question. now the bottom of the field is not just about pens and guns, but it's about a war on people's minds that don't follow the west. a narrative and africans are in the cross hairs. and that's according to the use top diplomatic, joseph brown, who you evidently can't drop his head around. why anyone with support russia? you see when you go to someone's classic on countries, and you'll see people, so 141-4214. what 14 is doing, don't pass saying putting has saved on bus. now for you, we to come to off it and save us. what kind of intellectual process is behind these kinds of active duty? while a lot of people invading the networks, a lot of people the same, anything that lies, a lot of people go to nice in their mind to get those elders. then how do you resist against that unit? that different kinds of army you need. people are watching the networks you need people explaining and seems that way. the con, the programming, the you for in the policy chief, joseph role has really once again made an arrow going to college, should use africans that support the restaurant and the support present purchasing that. i think in countries language and people that support the show did not know that important is when done bus is in the case that it is basically is something i was supporting prism which is reducing that the on to the, to the, to just for doing that just for some strange reason, the year is still surprised that the african states are completely, i'm willing to take. the waste is called is a very releases with the boscoe. in fact, it's not a single applicant times we had to put sanctions on russia even spoke against russia and that despite christian from the waste and that's on its own for speak to you and speed is the been speaking pieces. this, the whole region is a prime example. even just recently we saw bodies we did, but you know, the, the thing that it's a waste, it continues to, to arrive as a couple of sources. this isn't pretty obvious. nope, that's one of those imperialists consider that. we belong to them, and a wealth also belongs to them. they think that they are the ones who must continue to tell us what is good for our states to africa. our continent that suffered so much because of the perio is, this arrow is gone forever. our resources will remain for us in our populations to ask because i certainly okay to deepen english is that a nation actually can be, does have made it clear that that whole lot comes at the expense of, of getting time to address. yeah, this is the realities that you did that to you hopefully has too much fully realized that and see the luxury and i the time, which is why most people continue to have an advantage over the waste. and i think that unless you have this in itself as an equal, and then i might not just a combined to put to test, it was all the point is that this is so called golden 1000000000, has been practically a parasite on other nations. for centuries, 500 years, they've been tearing apart the poor peoples of africa. they've been explaining latin america and they've been exploiting the countries of asia. and they certainly haven't forgotten that. i have the feeling that it is not even the leadership of these countries. although it is very important for the ordinary citizens of these countries feel in their hearts what is happening. they associate our struggle for their independence and true sovereignty with their aspirations for their own sovereignty and independent development. but this is compounded by the fact that the desire to freeze the existing unjust state of affairs and international affairs is very strong in west and at least they are used to feeling their bellies with human flesh and their pockets with money for centuries. but they must realize that the vampire ball is ending you has a difficulty telling us it's reputation enough for god. the exodus you're seeing in this house who's that as well. and rather than behaving in a humble man to actually try to use the, you know, come to see the met, nobody meeting, comment, see that ethics. and i'm not one of the boss enough to understand the fates that we spoke with on the night jury and presidential last barrow and a demo got it. but he said the western politicians such as borrow did not believe that africans are making independent choices. and dogs can be brainwashed. but that approach must change the dispute or just the world on that uh, that is clear, the stitching dock and they don't want to come to africa. natural didn't want to come to the hill, but the biggest problem hovering in the day to come in and, you know, in this i how i'm thinking that was the way of doing that. we had been cutting dollars with devin, this information. joseph or you some hold for a minute statement about western your role as a guide you on the place is a jungle. so perhaps maybe not easy enough for guys to jump photos on these, but coming to my god day. meanwhile, all of these things are lies. why? because if you can tell me about a g, g i, you can tell me about gibbons on you got telling me about the color, the other thing i, the teams the fight tonight is that makes me not to be thinking right. then that means usual pressed on your own water authority on your also. so i believe maybe the mid to reduce on more of this done the, you know, by this guy, nobody knew that everyone up with some that doesn't think let them do like then is on their own car. it was ro, completely wrong. so how the gums look at it, but not that is coming to support that is coming to the department to show with the perspective. oh, i'm going to do do go below the center in february or somebody to attempt to do the order. so just updated total, blah, blah blah. when it sees it, you know, government on the home guy was garbage on the board to, you know, this is just come on for us because there is no way it was. went off with guns without the sharp try. you know, a lot of your video or wisdom a little into is the impossible to take the saucers want from the india is the relationship with the us is deeper than it's ever being. but the can to be taken for granted that sentiment is, according to the u, as in baset at the india. and it comes on the heels of indian prime minister moody's visit to russia. it's important for us as americans, as indians to remember, the more we put into this relationship, the more we will get out, the more we insist on kind of cynical calculation in a place of trust in relationship the less we will get. but as i also remind my indian friends while it is wide and it is deeper than it's ever bent, it is not yet deep enough. that if we take it for granted from the indian side towards america, outside a lot of defense and titles, trying to help with this relationship ahead. i don't see in the being much he to what eric gar, safety be with him as a door to new delhi. i've had to see because this kind of a reaction from the west and lead or the sort of reaction from the western press has been on the expected lines, the sort of meltdown that we've seen in the west. and for us, as far as the wizard of the indian prime minister to russia is concerned now simply because the timing of the particular was it 9 of july when the leader is looking meaning in washington. dc. even need to lead us for the nato summit. perhaps they wanted those features to be dominant for the, for it shows that really what dominant were pictures of the prime minister of the was largest democracy. how getting this within wellness with it and assemble the as the president saw a dot chart here in law school? well, both the leaders reading classes. so the, the significance your role these speech shows isn't meant as a new country. don't believe that. and that's what he saw. so during that sound, like we've also heard from the ukranian president using a harsh words for india and sold at the us state department. we've made clear back to every country in the world, including the india that have fed on russia as a long term, reliable partner is not a good. and that's especially true in our view for india, when you talk about moody and food and having what was a very warm embrace. and i think it was more than one the reaction in europe. but particularly in america, what was one of, i'm god, they, they, they was represented moody coming to most good to meet with pretty well why, why do you think that sentiment was in the this is what it does on getting away from the timing of this particular wasn't what we've been given to understand and what for thoughts i'm suggesting is that they would also specials in india to change the timing of this one summit that mr. moody was here for. and in fact, this has been a tradition, the annual summit between new daily and most school for what, while from 2000 october 2000. and this summer, it has happened after 3 years, has been a bit of an ais given the fact that there was a go with dynamic and then the war. but any way this was, it was extremely significant given the timing here. and interestingly, when the, the western leaders were trying to send out the message that rushes isolated, we saw under the new movie, standing shoulder to shoulder with the, with the president part of the get when indians hear the word, russia. the 1st words that's come to their minds or india is companion in happiness . and then soto me on the line your that relationship with reading in the west, in the past few months have been somewhat stream given the fact tom, especially with the issue of the call us on a separate, is who into, in canada, who's opening, leaving threatening india and do need or should. so this was it also needs to be looked at from that perspective. whistler, india giving a message out. so this is your messaging, your perhaps not the messaging that the leaders in the world, the rest of the country is warranty? yeah, there was, there was almost, i mean that perhaps maybe i'm over shooting ahead with that. i think that was almost a sense of jealousy coming out of washington. you know, to the staging this big nato summit just wrapped up, but they wanted moody to be in washington not to be in moscow hugging fruits in and at the end of the day, you with that in the kremlin, in the hallowed halls of the kremlin. you are right, i was putting in body. you are part of us, special coverage for the injury appointment is just visit here to india. i mean, let me ask you to engine. how did it go? i would say it was a successful one. let me point out to you all that while the relationship between new deleon, our school has always been warm, has always been very strong and solid. but it's been more of a political relationship that we've seen for the decade spot after the war. new queen started on the subsequent sciences. we've seen the trade go off the oil that india has been consuming the, the influence they've gone up what some 20 times higher than what you've seen before. the conflict and ukraine had started. so in fact, the tree, it has been about $10000000000.00 from some $10000000.00 to now we're talking about a $100000000000.00. so this really was a successful with it in that sense that we spoke with former indian and bassett and consul general. and managers said who conferred the united states was deeply concerned about motives visit to russia. there is no doubt that this visit to the movie to the show was very, very important. resulted in the late in photo strengthening this goal, starting with the certificate in good shape is lost. i mean, partnership, especially partnerships if you've had the use the understand each other to a large extent or many issue. ready no st. how's it going? important as paper one, the talk it's it $400000000000.00 is, is excellent and i think we can reach this. but at the same time, in the nation to put a trade in balance is typically not in the house. the us looking at it, i think there has been some concern from this side. there will be not to do because it just, you know, the timing, but the need to somebody took it as a, as a director to those to your messages. i don't think there was any messaging on your side, that's what i believe. i believe they should do it and catch them up if it was usually convenient for you guys to meet at this point of time. and the new to so much is the same time, but i don't think i don't think it might do that. there was any messages until the united states now hunger is broad menace that has met with donald trump in florida . following the latest summit in washington, hunger and lead previously met with the last keen key of putting in moscow and evil, just aging thing, and begging his eyes. he is on the piece measured in the crate in conflict. longer in palm minutes, i think the all button posted on social media that he and sean, this cost of ways to restore peace between russia and ukraine. drum has expressed intentions to end. the conflict is once again elected to be the us president. i saw him european powers, however, have openly condemned all buns to the jump, the wind, as far as to say that all buns, actions, of course, the collateral damage. we must see how hungry is chairman ship and the council will proceed in the future. we are now on the 12 of the hun, gary and chairmanship, and it has already left behind a lot of collateral damage. poetry or bon, takes the hell of the rotating presidency of the council of the european union. so all the ministers of all the member states and or mon ends up seizing the opportunity to run all around the globe, talking to people with views that actually diverge from the establishment. russian president vladimir putin, she's in pinion, china, and now former and potential future us president donald trump. this week during a trip to the us for the new summit. effectively demonstrating a bit of tolerance and openness to argue logical diversity to supposedly western democratic values. and he's apparently writing up these discussions and confidential reports to european council president, chef and michelle, and also other you brass doing the job that none of them could be bothered to do because they're too busy. virtue signaling europe into more, more complex and the establishment promptly freaks out about at all. mister orland does not represent neither nato nor hughes position. it good seems that he's abusing his position as a, as a presiding country, but in no way, he's representing neither my country nor the no the european union that has an e. u. member, i do have a message along with many other e u leaders. so i think you should be capitalism, not means using the presidency for doing trips that could be considered to be looked upon as as a speak you for the, for the whole of you, i think that is a, that is a mistake. and i think the hungry now that we re, the, the reactions they actually have asked for. well, these guys sound a little bit triggered, clear your bond is reading there. no safe space. there are no reports coming out of the western price of the used stablish moment, wants to punish or bind for his outreach efforts and threatening it's 6 months rotating mandate. quick someone actually is doing some work over year, can have that. when the french president, $800.00 in mac, hall, had the same gig during that 6 month french rotating presidency, he had a logo made that looked like it incorporated a stylized version of his initials, e and m. pretty groundbreaking stuff did absolute wonders for the lives of europeans, that the only ones were allowed to get anything done of substance and brussels. or i'm elected cleaners sort of underlying and her bureaucratic battalion making right policy to get shopped in front of you. law makers and well, they are actually democratically accountable to any voters themselves. anyway, oregon and his team really don't seem to phase filed the strong the right now. who supports us and brought sol, solved gays congress peacekeeping mission. so they'll know attacking congress your opinion, you and check them and see if they haven't given prime minister himself piece is necessary and for the sake of peace, we must act while or bonds, even establishment critics are having a meltdown. one thing that he does have on his side is that his 6 months rotating presidency may be over before the you ever gets around to figuring out what the heck to do with them. and especially on what grounds like where in his job description, does it actually say that he can't go on fact finding missions in favor of peace guests are not used to someone actually doing something useful in this particular role. he long mosque expose this quote to illegal signs or should be offered to haven't bothered you. he says they've refused and that's top of the block and choose the social network of failing to comply with european law. to day we issue for the 1st time, preliminary findings under the digital services act. in our view acts does not comply with a d. s a in key transparency areas by using dog patterns and best misleading users by state and to provide an adequate ad repository. and by blocking access to data for the searchers, the d. s a has transparency edits very core, and we had to tell them and to ensure that all platforms, including acts comply with you legislation. the repeating commission offered acts an illegal secret deal. if we quietly sunset speech without telling anyone they will not find us. the other platforms except that the deal acts did not let's not cross the r d curse, but ended caleb mopping, joining us live from new york. and i was good to have you join us tonight and i know now what kind of deal is elaine moss talking about, can you shed more light on this? so we have the digital commission of the european union. that is saying that the social media site x, which is owned by alon mazda, is a haven for this information and illegal concepts. uh, and they are looking to take action against the social media outlet. now ilan mosque is coming forward and saying that they offered a back room deal in order to avoid this legal showdown. however, we have the european union coming forward and insisting that no such offer was made . this isn't the case. there has never been and will never be any secret deal with anyone. the dsa provides x and any large platform with the possibility to offer commitments to settle a case. see you in court or not. that's the european union's internal market commissioner. just giving a flat out denial of what we heard from the fire brands the all along mosque now came up, but did you provide any specific examples of the so called misinformation or social network? well, their main complaint revolves around the blue check marks that are used to note twitter users that have been verified. uh, that was the main point of contention. they argued that a b

mazda your mazda lutheran, the person that signed a peace treaty with israel in the west bank and gaza strip palestinian autonomy is appeared the thought of move until power on our side became president. but peace and have a came israel as president e, it's robin was assassinated by his really student because he had signed the piece straight to with the palestinians in the gaza strip. how must rose up on terrorist attacks resumed? well, the, so much as the last year do you use it as, as just pretty much yesterday. so that's the reason that the, the stipulation, the community is as good as just to most of the goals and goes to the, you know, be losing on. so she's the one you're going to do. some us is the last couple of times. so kindly the community to solely what are the seeing. you can go look and see what's the value of the right. the size of the unit is going to show you what the, what it is just going to use for something this mass came to power and goes are in 2006 after which israel and egypt located the entire territory. more than 2000000 people live here on the small strip of land. almost all of the refugees or children of refugees. offense was erected around garza, which is kept under constant surveillance. look at the sky on there, 53 percent poverty right. among the young guys ends between 19 and 29. so the why 70 percent unemployment, as garza has survived as a welfare state, the people there have no hope. they've been desperate. nice from the inside of the, from the doors to how much frontage could consolidate police to see what do you mean with the chest police to me that the most acceptable god the was that i didn't lose coverage to him. we've got to but you meet dealers with you stanley, when you got but we me joe's come up with i think from us when you show you what the car, chris, do you need a duty to police people come asked me only upon you. well, israel fight, so most of the gaza strip westbank, governed by there's no open conflict as yet. but all to the outbreak of hostilities, the situation is now pointing point. israel is conducting antiterrorist rates on this talk of hundreds of dead, including children. the of the process for that guy thought the last and the what all how much on the phone calls with the guy move up also from paul with a personal philosophy. i have to show us how it did help the special job. i loved it, but i didn't look on the law of today's events. thousands of palestinians gathered for funerals in the west bank. the killing of civilians ignites and file and confrontations between palestinian protest as an israel familiar tre. so they are, which that's a cool place to it's kind of far away. i've love a lot of the good. additionally, we would critically that some of the senior, i thought of the board for bushes glen here at my desk of the phone didn't use the i meant to call of items include accessibility. i went to the woods, the bluff loop as well. can we be doing exactly what they called my celia? things as so tense. in israel, even all the adults jews are taking of arms until recently this was unimaginable. these people are exempt from military service that you would be bound to study the torah purpose of jewish traditions. now they don't need to defend themselves. so now we trusted security forces, but now we see that we have to prepare ourselves. and when somebody is dressed like it, you know, we use that to the community has no army and background. they don't know anything about security and the others know that they live very close to the villages and in store 3 minutes. the tense when say, 1500, say error can come with guns or with a knife. meanwhile, it goes and they're trying to cope with the humanitarian disaster is practically no food. the under critical shortage of medicine, cherokee india and many other countries to send humanitarian aid to gaza. rushes also sending thousands of tons of aid by egypt puts into the ellipse the loca, necessarily why you need people to live. that's what i see. the thought in that even says group, almost most of us on this is jeanette instrumented category and we, we kind of bored to him which is what i see. see about us here. the the you and come see because on israel to stone or the operation continues with america's full support. the problem is we've got the victims. israel is the palestinians, very unique position because they are being victimized by people who are themselves victims who had suffered in the holocaust. which complicates it complicates the moral situation and complicates the politics. no, there's no complication. that is rallies are the best friends. it is utterly racist for europeans to think that because of their crimes, they can force the policy new people to pay the price. they have to give up their land because someone else has committed a crime that makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. victory is not possible, in fact, for the human standpoint, we've already lost the world is never going to forget these images. the weather is never kind of forget what her last day to october 7th. and the weather is never going to be able to forget what these rallies have done. the we have to stay song ceaselessly. people have to stay phone off the wars. there will be some very soft questions that vendor mean if any hour and all of the people who are sitting in those 120 chairs would have to answer. but for now, we don't. uh think about that. we just think about what is the fastest way to and come to us. and i do believe that we could do that and we went through the laser as a source to a new boy with a kind shift. and if i get this thing, projects in a different muscle now that would still need a current shipment. but i was like im mazda of wishing for potato. got your 5 gift, which is already a little more difficulty coming off. how much will the function code could we reached up as easy to find the beats industrial use? the how much boot drug problem i'm going to use to show you the what do you guys think of the people's care? he, uh, he will do that always if need to, how much is the system for how much of what type of of the failures of us the women and children their met, the same as members of their family have such anger, rage, bitterness as another generation of resistance fighters canceled service, the mackenzie and mass murder is being carried out against these people. and the regimes that are behind this genocide are western regimes. all the bombs, all the weapons that are used by this really amazing part being supplied by the united states. we don't on seems to be the one piece that needs to be that we don't want anyone to do because we want to 2 peoples of the land to leave in peace and prosperity. and th

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i assume, in gaza, held by a mazda at her mazda. if they don't release them, by the time he gets an office, that they will pay a big price. a lot has been said michelle about from spending false and misleading information. how factual was this speech? let's just touch on a few things that stuck out to me. i made a little list here. some of the big wipers, he said were 1st that legal immigrants. there's an invasion of the legal immigrants that are coming across and killing a 100 more than 800000 americans a year. not sure where he's getting those numbers. you said cove, it was the way that the bed fraud was committed in the 2020 election. although there's been overwhelming evidence that the selection was not marked by fraud. and the other thing that stuck out to me was, he said that under his administration, the unemployment rate had been the lowest in history. that's not true. unemployment was actually lower for a couple months under biden's ministration and was comp was in the limelight in milwaukee. what was president joe biden do

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i would think that as always, that was really the mazda, the top at mazda is in washington. washington has been directing this policy using uh, the european union, as its uh, as its a substitute, and that they are monitoring it in order to the hungry. clearly the americans are very unhappy about the a foreign policy adopted by hungry, particularly its recent peace making missions. hard to hold. we were helping us out with the program here on oxy. it's freezing practically a no man's land, but one entities and sizes to start doing a paleo geography at the us and petersburg state university has now traveled more than 15000 kilometers to get to a tasa. to share the details of his journey to the bottom of the world with us, as i am a participant in the 69th russian antarctic expedition, i would like to say that i am now leaving for my journey to antarctica. most people never even dream of reaching the antarctic. but for getty, without my, an entity from scientists studying polio geography at st. petersburg state university, his journey to the south school is one he will never fo

mazda is rang, eventually becoming its political chief and 2017. mazda is gaza, lead. uh yes, yes. and what is believed to have been the mazda mind of the art turbo. steven protects a neo, was seen as a more moderate pulse. and how much is lost several of his own family members and is really a tax on gaza, which have killed nearly $40000.00 people since been 3 of him years. sons and 4 of his grandchildren were killed. and i pro at the time nea insisted. the dates would not affect ongoing sci fi and hostage told me a route presented homeless internationally and moved around the region for diplomatic meetings. he was a key player in negotiations to stop the fighting and gaza. some fear his killing will be a major sit back and achieving peace in the region. dera i spoke with john list, hasn't been. lucia has him used to report for us from inside goals that he's now in cairo. i asked him how people in garza are reacting to honeys, assassination. the people and goals are divided into groups mainly. uh i, i've talked to many people on the ground in the morning and the most essential and important part for them is to end the work.

mazda, the pop at mazda is in washington, washington has been directing this policy using uh, the european union, as it's as it's a substitute, and that they are monitoring it in order to the hungry. clearly the americans are very unhappy about the a foreign policy adopted by hungry and particularly it's recent piece making missions, visit things through the visiting moscow and then of visiting badging as if, you know, creating some alternative piece agenda to the, you know, the agenda of the vitamin those ration, so this is a way of hurting hungry hungry, which is of course energy, very vulnerable, but it's energy because it depends on access to these pipelines. is going to be hot by this without a question. i mean, as we hit it was winter, hungary will suffer from it. and of course the americans move this. and now they knew that but very informative as, oh, is george savvy and a. but we'll pause in student senior research, but i applied to as a thank you for your time. thank you. well, what about so this news as always, good to have your company hit on all the things that i should note will be back in about 30 minutes. we hope you enjoy this. that the and this is the show everybody. i'm rick sanchez, time for the weekend review. if you want to really see something the said, take a look what happened off a spaces. i'm a president. he's a big president. present list. yeah. yeah, better, correct myself, but 2 incidents that are still reverberating and still shaping the future of american politics. and there's so much that's happened since i'm rick sanchez. this is direct impacts week in review. let us do this. the i'm telling you i've been doing this for a long time. i'm not sure i've ever seen a week like this. i mean, it is absolutely remarkable how in this last week. it's like everything has changed and it continues to change. and that's what we're going to talk about, where is this going? uh, we're gonna be going by our host of the critical our on radio spot, mcfarland nixon. let us see what mr girl are next. it looks like there is, by the way, as well as political analyst and hostile be convo couch on youtube. craig pasta, john new law gentlemen, thank you so much for being with us up for a per. we appreciate as we like to say. it's the republican convention. alright. spill nothing short of a miracle that donald trump is not dead, or a horribly critical condition somewhere in some hospital. i mean, literally, if the guy does not turn his head to look at, you know, some graphics that he was talking about at the time at the exact moment that the shot is fired. i mean, he would have been hit in the head instead, he turn. so it is here, look, don't take my word for it. i mean take a look at this stage in the corner. c and well, it isn't that amazing. i mean literally, if you look at it guys, i'm sure you've already done this and, and thought about it, but i mean, he, the bullets coming like this. when he turns his head, he puts himself in such a situation so that it hits his ear instead, i don't know where i warn you when this happened. and what, what, what, what are you thinking about at this point? pasta? you know, it's kind of funny because i was in west palm beach and a, a via mazda event. literally the, that means americans that were ordering donald trump. i was walking in to their event. and on the table they had some gifts, and it was a donald trump gold coins, and the donald trump box. and all of a sudden i heard, you know, a lot of noise in the background and people were sounded very worried. and then all of a sudden we heard that the president had been shot. i mean, it was so ironic for me. i was in the event when it happened, the idea that he was missed by just almost nothing. and now everything that we're hearing about, the fact that this guy was only a 130 yards away in a building that for some reason the secret service just decided not to evacuate is kind of weird, right? i mean, a garden, what do you think? i yes, we are doing it and as many people know my background and all it for so i literally work with on secret service in uh, uh, coming up with um, plans for dick cheney's summer home. right. we had to secure a summer home. so i huh. and, and my re

i would think that as always, that was really the mazda, the stop at mazda is in washington, washington has been directing this policy using uh, the european union, as it's uh, as its a substitute. and they are monitoring it in order to the hungry. clearly, the americans are very unhappy about the a foreign policy adopted by hungry, particularly it's recent piece making missions for you a for that is it best? alice will see you again with more stories at the top of the asked by now the and this is the show everybody. i'm rick sanchez time for the weekend review. if you want to really see something this said, take a look what happens off the spaces. i'm a president, he's a big president. present list. yeah, yeah, better, correct myself, but do incidents that are still reverberating and still shaping the future of american politics. and there's so much that's happened since i'm rick sanchez. this is direct impacts week in review. let us do this, the i'm telling you i've been doing this for a long time. i'm not sure i've ever seen a week like this. i mean, it is absolutely remarkable how i

mazda is bravo. liza and mazda is mouth, honey. the head of the movement has been killed in a treacherous design, just right on his residence, into problem, after participating in the integration. so there are many of the new, a rainy and presidents, but let's get some reaction from on the ground in gaza. honey mach mood isn't down paula, for us, and no doubt that this news has spread rapidly around the strip over the last few hours. what is the response thing there? the for letting me just by standing this box that the so many people live in a word of the assassination? most melanie is simply because these really military, yeah, made a decision at the beginning of the side of wordpress, runs the majority of the guys in the trip. in derek, this little christie newton exhibited to the internet. the slaver people are hearing about this examination. as we were trying to get their reaction to what's going on, this is part of the, of the, the, the impacts of the inside the we're a lot of people here on lives in the dark. it is, and we've done being connected with what's going on and get busy with the fearless struggle that it created as a crate, it's been created by the intense bombing campaign, and by that is your level of destruction. but overall, what we're looking at is the, the current one thing, it's been said that the, the, the conductive war or negotiations and inspire would remain on change for one simple box. that is really 5 minutes are primarily primary articulate goal is to continue is killing. and destruction, and as, as the news, the leader to hit a political view is started to circulate around is really military that appears to be stepping out. it's the attack there confirmed before the stairs in the heavy machine guns in settlers how a neighborhood that's the western part of gauze and the eastern part of guys is to be here. if we want to know why we hear that these are hillary's is what i've been in hiding is the rock city. the operations continue destroying, remaining parts of the, of the city, the, the residential buildings, the public facilities, any means the lives they could support. people who is that their homes when, when the war is, is over, but that doesn't seem to be the case. there's no slowed down. tax no sign of lit up . did the, the war is going to end up any time soon. people hear a very desperate, they are very tired, very exhausted, the ones to see. and in this nightmare, one interesting comments that we could get from people is the fact that this is, this is nathan, the aus hard to distract attention. a, we've gone from the a, the atrocities committed within the past, the, the been fine, eunice, and what's going on a robot city. and the fact that we're reaching 240000 people killed 17000 of them have been children. at a close to 9000 of women have been killed, entire families obliterated since the beginning of this war. how do you stay with us? because i want to get your reaction on this next point in just a moment. we've had the deputy secretary general all of the islamic jihad, mohammad and he has spoken to live in these t v station of magazine. and it, he said, this assassination is not, i need to bring to the palestinian resistance and to mazda in particular. but also at a ron, he went on to say as well as on the verge of collapse. and it's reactions reflects confusion and inability to achieve any of its goals. he also said it's the 1st time and it's history that israel is facing such resistance. honey, how is this resistance against this route actually shaped him? you guys are, can you just give us a little bit more context and history to this? a man, well, let's just be or why realistic about what's going on. the only reason there is a resistance is because there is the brutal occupation military occupation has been going on for the past. the 60 plus years thinking over in the west bank and the gaza strip. dictating a re part the re, every as part of side of the palestinians live across the occupied with bank and the, the, the gaza strip. and the resistance is that the only natural response to the ongoing occupation on the fact that is really as it is much of back colonial enterprise and does whatever a colonial enterprise

a mazda is an idea of how mazda is a political party. it's rooted in the hearts of the people. how much is the muslim brotherhood? it's been around for many, many years. judging by the results so far he's right is the 1st and foremost come us is suffering heavily is not one 3rd of its at least manual roots commanders and he's also going to pull it. although the philadelphia quote, we don't. uh, we have the dozens of colors that are the main dollars that from these tablets have he had the weapons coming. expose is coming from the satellite. but into that and how much is an idea? is not something that i care about. and just like in nazi germany with that was also an idea. it was in, i do a logical movement. you don't care what a military spokesman says. i'm saying that we're not speaking about eliminating the deal. i'm us, we are speaking about eliminating the tail of least of come us. the exactly why is that isn't that the, the weapons factories of a mass is needed delegate, but it is. this is what me to eliminate the idea. maybe the way we will be will be better be leaving the

mazda is rang, eventually becoming its political chief and 2017. mazda is gaza, lead. uh yes, yes. and what is believe to have been the mazda mind of the october 7th, the tx, a neo, was seen as a more moderate pulse, and him, us of his last several of his own family members. and is really a tax on gaza, which have killed nearly $40000.00 people since being 3 of her knee is sons. and 4 of his grand children were killed in a pro. at the time nea insisted the dates with not a fix on going ceasefire and hostage told me represented homeless internationally and moved around the region for diplomatic meetings. he was a key player in negotiations to stop the fighting and gaza. some fia, his killing will be a major sit back and achieving pace in the region. and he is deaf as further raising fears of a wide or regional conflict, global leaders or warning against any escalation that could leads to an all out or many palestinians. and israelis are now nervous about what might happen next. many shops stayed closed on wednesday in jerusalem's old town. the same was true in ramallah and in many of the towns across the west bank palestinia

mazda. is this the final year mazda is they wouldn't let me in because of x, y, z again, what's, what's x, y, z finance money, because i didn't have the necessary scholarships. i didn't have the necessary marks . everything like that in order to complete something i'd work so hard for. yeah. okay, let me hear from the gentleman here. i think we want to talk you about the access to education only those who can afford the one who can access the education. but the question is, who are those who can afford that? those who are minority to induce count because the majority of people's lives in the account. they can't afford fees at why isn't the government the increased fees each and every it even though institution includes the fees with close to 4.5 percent. but the question is, who would those things to be done? man, it's like, it's a matter of time to see those who can't afford don't do they have access to education. never. so let me hear from you for a 2nd because the situation is not going to change any time soon, right. and the universe to the thing, they simply can't afford to the fees any

mazda is this the final year mazda is they wouldn't let me in because of x, y, z again, what's, what's x, y, z finance money, because i didn't have the necessary um, scholarship. so i didn't have the necessary marks, everything like that in order to complete something i'd work so hard for. yeah. okay, let me hear from the gentleman here. i think i would want to talk to you about the access to education only those who can afford the one who can access the education . but the question is, who are those who can afford that those who are minority to in discount? because the majority of people's lives in these kinds of they can't afford fees to i even the government, the increased fees each and every it even though institution includes definitely it was close to 4.5 percent. but the question is, who was those things they've done? man, it's like, it's a matter of time to see those who kind of for don't do they have access to education. there is. so let me hear from you for a 2nd because the situation is not going to change any time soon. right? and the universe is a thing. they simply can't afford to know of the fees any further. so what happens? so i think i just want to pause on the journey of a young person growing up in the k flats. you eventually then make it out to go and finish um, great 12, then move onto the higher education and you finish your degree. grapple with the issues such as fees and financial, then a new set of problems start because now you have this degree, but you lack experience because what is employ your seller's employer says, i want somebody with at least 12 months work experience. how am i going to get work expedient if you don't give me an opportunity that i so i think because you spoke about having solutions, i think one of the solutions that we need to think about is having things like a work integrated learning program, which now says okay, cool, you have your university degree, but he is also an opportunity for you to have practical expedients. right. and then also building partnerships that off to the initial partnership working today did learning program in that you don't just sit it down again and say, i just finished the initial 3 months of the initial but 6 months of the initial. but it's also a protect show because now you're sleeping outside of your comfort zone for you to and bulk onto permanent or long term employment. yeah. okay. i want to follow a thread, but you've just started. so this person has finished university and then looking for what you've already said. it's difficult. tell us why shavon difficult is an understatement. maybe maybe we should start, but we're not finding what these a huge percentage of us can choose guys to do some employment. so you get a degree when to school for years, some of us 5, you get even the owners, you get them off to do find a job. no, because companies want a certain skill set. you don't have it skills because you just finish does a dictation. they want to certain standard devalues, these must be things we learned that the universe that we didn't plan that. so we're getting out of university being sounded as well competing with those who but getting a tour of putting the door. thanks you about a job even longer people into to go work full tank of st is you. you don't follow you to passion because the just not enough going around for everyone. yeah, no. what do you have to say to that? because you'll part a showing has been in leadership for so for that to you is, is a discussion which has been having for a very long time, which traditional universities. and it must be said. the traditional universities are refused to the goal of the curriculum. and this is with a discussion on the corner, nice ation of the coaching i'm comes into into, into please. because when you look at what you've previously, um technical universities are doing, they've been able to incorporate that work integrated learning into their own. cuz each of them i see where you're going with this, but it's a bit of a chicken and egg situation here, right? because they need a dictation that they don't have access to education. you know, the mean, the curriculum to change, but who is suppose to change the curriculum action because they told me, so the biggest issue with heads. and so that's in kind relation to the to cation is that a lot of legislations to exist. a lot of policy is beautiful constituents and praised worldwide. the biggest issue we have is a lack of political. we'll actually implement all of these promises. how do you see now, constituents and from the very basic things of like get towards that into a home. getting a toilet is all the components are kind of weird from our community is going into the functions of the national government is the biggest issue that we have. the constitution is not enough. is it guarantee in terms of what the life, the quality of life we should be accessing? we can't access that because the kinds of 22 cents we have does not. okay. alright, but the certificate is wrong because when i read the data, specifically about the tape, talk the numbers a when in the 90s when it comes to access to what the electricity data. so it surprises me that you're telling me people don't have running. what's a home the social just is quite leasing has had to take that democratic alliance lead to municipality, so tough gaped down to cost to the quality caught on the basis of not having it planned for informal sacraments. you're going as they may have to day. how many toilets will it be? will it be bringing to inform us documents? there is no plan. how is it that a weather event municipality doesn't have a plan for up to 60 percent of its population, which doesn't have access to basic save uses. good question. let us a d, a representative here. the focus on pipe down is insane, but that's the passion, spiteful thing to be signed municipality in south africa. okay. the da's a victim of its own success. but moving on to other kristen, 60 percent off, informal statements all without. the i don't know with that claim comes from, because i can tell you every single month, more than $50000.00 people move into the city of grapes down from the provinces, y to find opportunities to find jobs, to get education. and if you look at the sophistic cds by the quarterly labor for survey offsets a say, you will see that specific off good on has to license over 80 percent of all new jobs in south africa. that is more then housing. and i think we need to combine together. so even though the city of cape town may have a 1000000 of challenges, both socially and economically, i cannot allow emotional arguments to say, oh, but without looking at the fact. okay, lots of the responses mazda, i think, in order to have this conversation. um, that is very emotional and should be driven with emotion. i think something within so africa that i've noticed within my youth is that what upsets with statistics are obsessed with numbers. and what they mean, but those numbers mean absolutely nothing to the people that experience those, those, those processes. what's important is reality. ok. all right. i lived experience. i want to hear from the lady at the back here. we were speaking about and my not is to use and i think very often we forget that the all minorities with a might not it if we look at the, the issue of race and we look at the issue of colors and we look at the issue of algebra, q people in this country, and specifically in this province, then i know people are speaking around, you know, the government would say the local government would say a, but you have emotional arguments. but the really a jesus a policy, it policy is not in 4th, when you're thinking about the is

palestinian prime minister in 2006, and continue to rise through how mazda is ranks eventually becoming its political chief in 2017. how mazda is gone and lead. yeah, he, us in law is believed to be in the most the minds of the october 7th attacks while i need represented how much internationally and moved around the region for diplomatic meetings. he was a key player in negotiations to stop the fighting in gaza. some see a he's killing will be a may just set back to achieving peace in the region. and he has death pain just i was off to israel said it killed celia. hezbollah, come on. the ford screwed in. they would be attacked, also kills at least one woman and 2 children. and we did thousands. israel says it targeted shopping in retaliation for rookie to attack on us soccer field in the is rainy, occupied golan heights. the $212.00 children and teenagers is well blamed his blood and wound the military route. it would pay a heavy price secluded being $1.00 of his beloved, needing military figures since it was established by iran, revolutionary god. more than 4 decades ago. off to the israel, how must war broke out on octobe

mazda leslie. as the bus was supposed to go to the, is it stable speed by mazda facilities? the items that i need comes order for that. so the the modem on the shuttle, i'm going to be paying you pretty nice to be difficult to deal with the best buy in the so even if you buy something like this, the. 2 the, the, the doing the news, the news the good news, basically the girlfriend supposed to say that they're going to the, the smart city smart plugs. so using. 2 the smart the purchase price is mother given you much in the one that says the good you good, which was the do you have to do is go to the. 2 the that's the lower the what do we do? the digit but what about the state? the middle initial darn inches, we most, it wasn't the smart the gym to do the the the model number of the blue spots on it, but then it's done um, lives in phillips, there's a lot better on what my point is. my point because the the this is this, the simple example of the butler. this is the, the one that's on the yeah. you know it's the mileage. give me another because it is. uh, fairly did the doors were wanting to join us to buick. let us know if they'd be there where there's no, it does. but mazda for the one that didn't. yeah, and it's got the, got a new jersey was the scheduled to see the bus today. and it still was one of the, the bill and the, the gums towards the tonight the. 2 the, the for the, the, the, the. 6 the just the, just the, the, the, the 2 more where it was in the this is why as i said, is that you, this will pay attention to the customer. do not need the bus, will be easier to do the smallwood as the most in my view and more something in what's in charge. the more towards the you know, from, with hands explore money, continue to let you know. and you want me to as nice noise in the use of. ready the the time which would be good because each of the views of communion i just saw it was i did one directly here at the moment that wasn't about to be sort of just the dealer of the of the house for the sound of the somebody in your the the, the, the, the the, especially if i do, i didn't remember that's what it is. no, no, no it's, it's the, it's the, it's the, it's

mazda leslie. as the bus was supposed to go to the, the is it was paid by mazda facilities, the items that i need comes order for that. so the the modem on the shuttle. i'm gonna place you pretty nice to be the best buy in the even a few months from the from the list the. 2 the. 2 the news, the news, i do apologize for the good news. the news is girlfriends. the they're going to the the a smart the use of. 2 the purchase price is mother given you much in the $1.00 that says the good. 2 good because the do do this is there's good the. 2 the that's the lower the, what do we do is the, what did you say the middle initial dot inches weight you make sure that wasn't the smart city or the gym to do the the butler, the study cielo you're one of the newest bunch on it. but then most of them lives in, so there's a lot better on what my point is. my point, the more moment. yes, that would be simpler form the butler. this is the, to the guys, you know, it's a mileage from, you know that because it is a fairly did the doors were wanting to join us to abuse that that'd be the way there's no, it does. but more of th

palestinian prime minister in 2006, and continued to rise through how mazda is ranks eventually becoming its political chief in 2017 mazda is gone and lead. yeah, he, us in law is believed to have been the most the minds of the october 7th. the tax was near represented. how much internationally and moved around the region for diplomatic meetings. he was a key player in negotiations to stop the fighting in gaza. some via he's killing will be a may just set back to achieving peace in the region. near death came just i was off to israel said it killed celia. hezbollah come on. the forge screwed in they would be attacked, also kills at least one woman and 2 children. and we did thousands. israel says it targeted shopping in retaliation for a rookie to attack on this soccer field in the is really occupied golan heights, the cube 12 children and teenagers. isabel blamed his beloved and wound the military boot. it would pay a heavy price. so crude had been one of his beloved, needing military figures since it was established by iran, revolutionary god, move in 4 decades ago. and off to the israel. how must will broke out on oct

getting rid of impurities that are still in the black mazda of the old, of shredding and sifting mainly aluminum and cover. as a 2nd step, the black mazda also gets filtered. lucas, best throughout the entire recycling process, they are able to remove 95 percent of impurities on a scale, a little bit bigger. the whole process looks like this. might sift posts of solvents in which black mosque is processed. so from what we're seeing here, the exhaust gas a seem to be a bit of an issue was always in with there. we're having kind of kind of in a small issue of this. so depending on this of we'll see our leasing move, for example, in our case. so for rick, us with you might have some evolution of h to s. so, and maybe also some if age of formation. so this was kind of problematic and definitely something you need to look into when you're going into i'm good. and we also have the assets of solven's and the leads and stuff like that. and there's also not that great for the environment. is there a way to approach that differently actually there at the moment upcoming resources for organic us with some of the reading assets which are also very

mazda has a daily cycle that's very similar to us. a day on mazda is 37 minutes longer than here at home. so all biological clock wouldn't have to adjust all that much. but some of the news the, some of the day is $29.00 and a half stays known on surface temperatures on the moon. very hugely, in some of these areas compared to in the shades. that's because, unlike us and most, the newton doesn't have an atmosphere. so there's nothing to help regulate the heat and cold and light conditions of mazda and the rules so similar, which is why the system set on based clements and the rotational tilt of us access is almost identical to the active models. oh, and if that means that that must be a shift some, some of the features in comparative kind of treatments such the atmosphere of moss is like a simplified model as us atmosphere. the us sphere is mainly nitrogen and oxygen. it's the only time that you know side of the system with liquid hotel and it surfaces the about 3 and a half 1000000000 years ago, there was also liquid water on mas as these river valley show. back then, the climate till miles would just be more conducive to life and its atmosphere dense. but then mos last, most of it, something to say, the strong solar wind charged particles from this sun blew away. most of mazda is up atmosphere as protective, magnetic fields, health shield it from the solar wind. today, the atmosphere on the surface of moss is only about one percent as dense as us and miles changed from a hosp

mazda has a daily cycle that's very similar to us. a day on mazda is 37 minutes longer than here at home. so all biological clock wouldn't have to adjust all that much. but on the moon, the some of the day is $29.00 and a half stays known on surface temperatures on the moon. very hugely, in some of these areas compared to in the shades. that's because, unlike us and most, the newton doesn't have an atmosphere, so there's nothing to help regulate the heat and cold and light conditions of miles and the rules. so similar which is why this is some set on base planet and the rotational tilt of us axis is almost identical to the active mosse. oh, and if that means that atmosphere shift some, some of the features in comparative kind of treatments such the atmosphere of moss is like a simplified model as us atmosphere. the us mas via is mainly nitrogen and oxygen. it's the only time that you know side of the system with liquid hotel and it surface the about 3 and a half 1000000000 years ago, there was also liquid water on mas as these. we have a valley show back then the climate tomas would just be more conducive to life and it's atmosphere dense, but then mas last much to bit something, let's say, the strong solar wind charged particles from this sun blew away. most of mazda is up atmosphere. us protective magnetic fields, health shield it from the solar winds. today, the atmosphere on the surface of moss is only about one percent as dense as us and miles changed from a hospitable tenet to the dry, cold. one. it is now to day water on the surface of mazda. besides the ice of vapor, there were also 2 permanent toner, ice caps here beneath the surface. there's also plenty of this essential results which would be crucial for any mind outposts here. in id 2022. europe's x. so must trace gas over to spotted were supposed to be vast, was ups of move to rice under the violets, mounting iris, the grand canyon of moss. the simulations around the way to see whether an artificial magnetic field could make maz more hospitable to life. as we know it, atmosphere, it, pressure and temperatures would increase until the carbon dioxide and water ice at the north pole would melt. and that would trigger a greenhouse effect that would transform the underground ice into rivers

mazda attack in israel. on october, 7th, on thursday. these ready, 5 minutes to address congress involving to achieve a total victory against the mazda, and denounced american opponents of the rule as idiots. a mazda responded to the speech accusing that's on the whole of obstructing, if it's to end the war and return the captives. let's go live to practical a news. joining us from washington dc. 30. we've heard from joe biden in the past 2 times as shown, frustration and a lack of progress in achieving the ceasefire. do you think it's likely netanyahu would have heard that sort of tone when he met with the money a and i can only imagine that it was not the friendliest of conversation the by the ministration. the president itself has been growing increasingly frustrated at what is seen by some as the then yahoo! prime minister is really private, as benjamin netanyahu is really digging in his hills. now publicly. they always blame him off for not getting to a cease fire, but now they're starting to say this folks, people are saying both sides need to compromise. and they're sending the message through the white house that they think they're closer than they've ever been to getting that ceasefire, t

it says that about half of the leadership of a mazda is military being about having the leadership now been eliminated. i'm wondering, aren't, these are mazda officials, aren't they simply being replaced and being replaced swiftly? so what we're talking about here is the so called approach of targeted killings. and this has been going on, not just now, israel has been doing it for many years, trying to eliminate a key home us leaders and hope to eradicate the come off as know a few wing. however, as a practice has shown how much has been able to regenerate itself which calls into question. it's more like a hide draws us, this whole organization which you know, you the capitated and it grows and you have been stat and this is what seems to be happening here. so to what extent and these targeted killings are a fact of remains questionable here. military analysts remember roland is always really we appreciate your time and your valuable analysis. thank you. thank you for having me. with just how dirty is that water with less than 2 weeks to go until the olympic games and paris of the sand river in paris. it is causing concern the head of the o

mazda is guys a lead a yes, yes, and what is believed to have been the mazda mind of the october 7th attacks and media was seen as a more moderate force and home us of his last several of his own family members, and is really a tax on gaza, which have killed nearly $40000.00 people since being 3 of him use sons and 4 of his grandchildren were killed in a pro. at the time nea insisted, the dates would not fix ongoing si, fi and hostage told me represented homeless internationally and moved around the region for diplomatic meetings. he was a key player in negotiations to stop the fighting and gaza. some fee of his killing will be a major sit back and achieving peace in the region around has officially responded to the death of him in a statement carried on a rainy and state media. president must, who possess keon said, but iran will quote, defend its territorial integrity, digging to see on, on pride and will make the terrorist occupies regret the cowardly acts. now, honey, is death is already raising phase of a wide, a regional conflicts globally does a warning against any escalation

mazda is guys a lead to, yes, yes, and what is believed to have been the mazda mind of the october 7th attacks. and mia was seen as a more moderate force and home us of his last several of his own family members. and is really a tax on gaza, which have killed nearly $40000.00 people since being 3 of him use sums and 4 of his grand children were killed in a pro. at the time, nea insisted that this would not affect ongoing ceasefire and hostage towards a me, a represented home us internationally and moved around the region for diplomatic meetings. he was a key player in negotiations to stop the fighting and gaza. some fear his killing will be a major sit back in achieving pace in the region and our middle establish on arrows on his joins me now for more sounding. we just heard from a high ranking hamas official. what did you say? you don't see a he is considered to be the deputy of yes, yes and more as a leader have come us. that is the mastermind down october 7 attacks and he's in gauze i. he's supposed to be his long gone outside of gaza. he's talking into iran, saying they're very muc

mazda leader. and specifically speaking about oklahoma, dave dave, who has been assembled in the, the bose city in the mines, in general, but uh, specifically in her mazda and, uh, we have all of his knowledge and all of his uh, capability. then now we can say that the best attack is successful. it killed him that this would be the most significant business to make since the beginning of this war to let's talk a little bit more about mohammed if israel has been off to him for quite a while now for quite a while. now tell us who he is and why is he so important? yes, so, but it has been said that he actually survived the number of us as a nation of tim. so before 5 or 6 times, some people didn't say 7 times is it? so this is the, the time that they dropped diagnosis and they, them had the love of course history with that is really military and has been the map of the defects to at least that she's in the military chief of the v. as the deal december gave the most admitted to way, and that's why it was after him. it's not only about the door 7th, but that obviously was one of the mastermind. but most of your future purposes we talk about the mazda is possible. ready strategic rehabilitation, how much they would have played a key element there. so now again, if he was actually killed and this is a huge slap for him as we can go this way, the league just quickly, if you don't mind sci fi talks, are still taking place and costs are on age of what's making yahoo had to say about fast well, 1st of all, we get to update the, the inside will travelling to doha, this week, again. so these, these startups are continuing to have, they have to be somewhere worried that this attack could actually lead to some of the solvent timing of the thoughts. but the estimation in israel that there could be that the call it just, you know, and the only thing that's where a few days there will be no negotiation, but that will not eventually affect the negotiation. so we're, we're continuing of watching. that's okay. journalist. but like flooding, thank you so much for your reporting. thank you. well michael link is a professor of lord wasting universit

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mazda is the assess, the nation will not go on opposite for an assignment on its website. how mazda is bravo, leda, and martha is mal honey. the head of the movement has been killed and a treacherous design, just right on his residence in toronto. after participating in the integrations, there are many of the new around in presidents to data. i can take a look back, it is male, honey is live and the events that propelled him to become one of the most prominent figures of the palestinian resistance. this is what happened to the i'll shut the refugee. come in northern garza, during israel's will. in 2023. it's what it's not of him. yeah. was born. he was the son of palestinian parents who were forcibly displaced from the home. and what is known as cologne, off to the state of israel was created in 1948. and the experienced 1st hand, the challenges faced by millions of palestinians in the search was stated. that his future and influence would turn out to be different than most. that the humble must order here to americans take responsibility for giving unlimited combat to this enemy to commit to these messages, war crimes and genocide. in 1987, i mean i graduated from is lubbock, university of cause a the same year a policy and in must uprising the gun against israel's occupation. also known as the 1st intifada in its efforts to liberate palestine. the group of moss was founded among its younger members, a smart honey. his journey would soon become linked to the rise of the palestinian israel imprisoned tenea several times for taking part in protest against the occupation of the southern cause longest, 3 years sentence. he was deported to southern lebanon, along with hundreds of moss members, near, retentive gauze, in 1993 after the signing of the os level codes, and became a close confident shake um at the us in the found a film off. together. they survived in his radius sauce nation attempt the yes and was killed months later is rise to prominence came in 2006. when most participated in the palestinian legislative elections, the group one, apollo mentoring majority making him the prime minister of the policy. nino star to the, to his appointment and the international community to whole, to a, to the p, a. placing the governing body on the severe financial strain. i'm off is classified by many western nations as a terrorist organization. months of conflict between factions let the present moment have boss dismissing him yet and dissolving his government. this would result in an independent who must let the government in the cause a strip headed by him. yeah. what i can, it had been his law. the caesar should not break our will and should not turn this conflict into an internal palestinian conflict. and that conflict should be against the parties that imposed the siege against the palestinian people in 2019 having voluntarily step down. honey i left because of the gun living approved for which he faced substantial scrutiny on the face criticism for his absence from the strep. during israel's will, and garza in 2023. he lead time off of diplomacy from a number of locations, a civilians will mazda cut in the strip shop? the smart i me has influence on the history and politics of palestine, who liked the state for years to come on. for many, he will remain a symbol of resistance in the face of occupation and adversity. honey represented him us during discussions about a safe spot and gaza got out as one of the media is of those talks between him. austin as rilen and a statement on social media prime minister mohammed, it's been up till rahman been just an alpha and he says political assassinations and the continued targeting of civilians in kansas while pokes continue. lead tests to ask, how can mediation succeed when one party assess nights, the negotiator. on the other side, he goes on to say, pace need serious, ponders and a global stance against the disregard for human life. can well, let's get some reaction from palestinians in garza. hello hi, all of us to his mercy on him. may his soul rest in peace? he was anita who worked on the pots of marches. dozens of lead is before

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so gerberg, you learn mazda, they are the ones who control the reality here. the national assembly mazda debate, these harmful effects of social media. oh, how it affects the education of children of how it promotes harmful values. and why did you ended up doing that to the present? the customer or the venezuelan president, speaking at the electro commission shortly after his victory was made official by the state run commission. he's been railing that against the tech building at the loan mosque, who did, at one point called him a dictates a and endorse the opposition in the selection. we had some strong words from the jurors saying, whoever messes with him ends up poorly, and he's threatening 8 on mosque. it's interesting times in venezuela, sir, that's spring and christopher sabatini, he's a senior fellow at chatham house. he joins us now from london. christopher ahead of the selection as we were talking about without corresponding to raise a polling, has the opposition candidate gonzalez ahead of me to read by something between 20 to 30 points, annual writing new ones of a domestic a

have mazda on foot ta, have long been feuding just on the 2 decades ago, before the war for control of palestinian territories. as a result, her mazda became the leaders of gaza, whereas for todd god, the westbank, during the conflict and estimated 600 people were killed by let's cross now live to send a maki that cia and direct of middle eastern studies of the university of oklahoma . a joshua atlantis. joshua is good to have you join me now. pleasure. great. now, isabel has criticized a china broke the agreement between policy infections. what are your thoughts on that? let me start from there as well. it's quite natural that, that israel would criticize this because the palestinians are specifically trying to block a unity deal. they're trying to block the is really government and their efforts to create some sort of a collaborative structure against house to the interest. because israel plants to stay engaged in the united states and europeans have said that israel must withdraw from casa and institute of twos, the state solution. that's what president biden said, that the only solution was not to return to a status quote, but t

mazda and for ta, have long been feuding had just on the 2 decades ago. the, for the was for the control of policy and territories. as a result, mazda became the leaders of guys that were off the top, the, the westbank. during the conflict, an estimated 600 people were killed. the now let's cross now live to political commentator, had an advocate for economic justice in africa. kim have kim, is good to have. you enjoyed me now. thank you so much. that's really great. so you're welcome. now is all the has criticized a china broke had the agreement between policy and infections. what are your thoughts on that? let me start from there. well, we would expect nothing based in israel to criticize this news, which could see a breakthrough in the palestinian situation. and certainly for israel, who's, who's been trying to dominate the regents for appraisal falls and this would be devastating to the mission to wipe out, not only am us but the people of palestine. so what is one has done is we to nice the division of these posting infections. so i think we most commend s people of justice around the world, the scratch initiative by china to b