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it lies in ruins, but their connection to the land is iron clad says young ismail sarsour. "we palestinians will pay no attention to what trump says about displacing us. we will remain in our land and never leave it, the land of our ancestors." trump says his vision is to turn gaza into the riveria of the middle east, but it's home to over 2 million people. exactly how he intends to move them all into neighboring countries remains unclear. but the implications conjure painful memories of when hundreds of thousands of palestinians were forced from their homes during the creation of israel. to the critics out there they would say this is ethnic cleansing. is this ethnic cleansing? knesset member, boaz bismuth of prime minister netanyahu's conservative likud party. >> what i like is finally, finally i don't hear the same music and lyrics again two-state solution. and by the way, two-state solution these days is dangerous because what does it mean? it means you give a reward to terrorism. >> reporter: it also raises question about the west bank. president netanyahu's far right

it lies in ruins, but their connection to the land is ironclad, says young ismail sarsour.o what trump says about displacing us. we will remain on our land and will never leave it, the land of our ancestors." trump says his vision is to turn gaza into the riviera of the middle east. but it's home to over 2 million people. exactly how he intends to move them all into neighboring countries remains unclear. but the implications conjure painful memories of when hundreds of thousands of palestinians were forced from their homes during the creation of israel. to the critics out there, they would say this is ethnic cleansing. is this ethnic cleansing? knesset member boaz bismuth of prime minister netanyahu's conservative likud party. >> what i like in this proposition is finally, finally, i don't hear the same music or the same lyrics again and again and again. two-state solution. by the way, two-state solution saying it again nowadays is dangerous because what does it mean? it means that you give a reward to terrorism. >> reporter: it also raises questions about the west bank. pr

year—old, rickard andersson, was the gunman, but the motive still isn't clear. 16—year—old student ismailn back revels have a back revels have begun a fresh offensive on the east of the two days after gggnjrywtwo days after a united declaring a ceasefire. united has the battle for nations has the battle for the congolese city of goma has left m 2900 people dead, among them were 100 female prisoners who were 100 female prisoners who were burned alive during a jailbreak on monday in goma. says it 7 says it will withdraw argentina says it will withdraw from the health and it comes after organization and it comes after the us pulled out of the un health agency month on us health agency last month on us presidents in argentinian president office. argentinian president javier milei ordered the move javier milei ordered the "we deep javier milei ordered the "he deep with citing deep differences with the wa management of health the wa. managementofhealth french prime the wa managementofhealth french prime minister issues. french prime minister has survived to no—confidence in parliament, this mot

it lies in ruins, but their connection to the land is iron-clad, says young ismail.we palestinians will pay no attention to what trump says about displacing us. we will remain in our land and will never leave it. the land of our ancestors." trump says his vision is to turn gaza into the riviera of the middle east. but it's home to over two million people. exactly how he intends to move them all into neighboring countries remains unclear. but the implications conjure painful memories of when hundreds of thousands of palestinians were forced from their homes during the creation of israel. the critics out there, they would say this is ethnic cleansing. is this ethnic cleansing? >> reporter: prime benjamin netanyahu's conservative likud party. >> what i like in this proposition is finally, finally, i don't hear the same music or the same lyrics again and again and again. and by the way, two-state solution, saying it again now days is dangerous. because what does it mean? it means you give a reward to terrorism. >> reporter: it also raises questions about the west bank. p

ismail ramsey was named to lead the office in 2023 by president biden.he northern district office confirmed in a statement that he left office on wednesday. his second in command, patrick robbins, will serve as acting u.s. attorney until president trump names a new u.s. attorney. observers say that the new white house administration typically asks for the resignations of u.s. attorneys so they can install their own candidates. a court order has paused the trump administration's plans for mass layoffs and deletion of data from the consumer financial protection bureau. a judge issued the order after the employees union filed a lawsuit to prevent the trump administration from dismantling the agency. today, their lawyers argued that fast action was needed to prevent large scale firings and deletion of its data. the order will stay in place until at least march 3rd, when a u.s. district judge will hear arguments in the case. >> outrage tonight that the trump administration removed references to transgender and queer people from the website of the stonewall na

ismail haniyeh, who who was then the leader who as we was brutally murdered by the israelis on july first, he said he doesn't want to to hamas to rule on its he wants to have a national government that has been attitude throughout that they want to be politically in and to be politically in included in. you know, whatever negotiations going on, there's a lot to work with. the other thing is that hamas is not just in gaza. hamas is in the west bank, hamas is in the prisons hamas actually is wherever there are palestinians specifically in you, jordan and lebanon and syria and the gulf as there are other palestinian political trends you know, fatah still has the popular front for, the liberation of palestine has supporters. but if you're talking about the situation in gaza or the west bank today, they have joint operations, movements, sorry, joint operations rooms between the activist members of all of these organizations. so the situation is much more complex than what, you know, if if we're like a some ill informed senator up here and say, you know well, just got to support israel as. they

and they said, my, the body of my father, the body of my brother ismail, and the body of my sister ikramstill buried under the rubble. and we want to go to go back. and they were injured, by the way. they told me they want to go back and retrieve the bodies and bury them. and i assure you, until this moment, the bodies of these three people and so many others have. have have been under the rubble for months. and so many people, they, their families couldn't find any bone, any even clothes when they were killed because the bombs that israel used, they vaporized the bodies. i mean, these bodies don't have anything in them after the israel carries out the airstrike. so this is what people want. they want to bury the dead. and instead of talking about demolition site and just removing this. no, no, this is more than a demolition site. this is the homeland. gaza, palestine, all of palestine. this is the homeland of our people. and they include the graves of our loved ones and the rubble that you are talking about, they are our loved ones are still buried under the rubble, and we don't have th

ismail izzi ramsey served almost two years as u.s. attorney for northern california.s about what he accomplished. he says a prosecutor's job is to defend the constitution and keep the public safe. >> it really was an honor of a lifetime, and it was unique for me, having grown up here as well. i hope that, you know, whatever political happenings in washington will not deter people from from that mission. it's important for our country, public safety. you know, democracy now! >> ramsey says he's still deciding what he'll do next, but he's confident in the u.s. attorney's office in san francisco. >> san francisco's richmond district is getting its first speed cameras today. walk san francisco says the cameras will be installed at geary and seventh. the location was selected due to high crash rates and significant speeding issues. the group says it worked with traffic accident victims for six years to pass the legislation to approve the cameras. >> weak little system is brushing us here this morning. not much to it. some light rain around, i think 8 to 10:00 looks to be t