to relevant category with respect to law-abiding citizens.ould emphasize wherein voking the law by the axis of the pence because mr. rahimi didn't have the kind of criminal record that would justify saament on that basis. the arguments are directed at the standard upon those who are not responsible. >> responsibilities a very broaf concept. not taking your recycling to the curb ondi thursdays, if it's a serious probl iyou responsible and setting a bad example. yelling aasketball game in a partilaway it seems to me the problem wh responsibility is that it's extremely -- in what seems a responsible -- you responsible to some who may think that's not a big deal and others say -- what is theod? to go back to what was a reonsible common law or let's take a poll and see if people think it's irresponsible to get into a fistfight at a sports event where tempers were running high or what? >> i want to be clear we are not using the term not responsle to describe cool local anyone who might be describe a demonstrating iesponsibility inheontext it you de

those are not law-abiding wa uncivil citizens. >>just a year, urargument today is that itdoes not apply to people who present the thatofdangerousness, whether we want to care for us and is responsible or irresponsible or whatever the test you're asking us to adopt terms of dangerousnes >> i just want to be there with dangerousness is necessarily the and are are though there will obviously be a lot of overlap defined by its on his tr d tradition. we do think itdefines the category of those who arnot risk poib. >> if this were oceeding, you would have a determatn like you are talking about. somee would be nvted of a crime. felony assault or something. or you have sothg that is tipatory or diwear a court, a civil court, makes that determination. just from analytic anoint that would there be a difference between crimal determination and is able determination? don't think it would make a difference withreect to whether the legislature can create categories of people consider dangerous or not risk possiblear that's very much informed by

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all of those for law-abiding and responsible. therwano allegation that they were no but it seems to me that in your brief and in parts of the argument the government is asking for that to be test. i don't we presented it a test. do you see a reonfor us to use that as the st of law- abiding and responsible givens of the ambiguity in that phrase >> i wod not describe it as a st i guess i would describe it as the relevant category or the shorthand to get at the idea that legislatures consistent with the second amendment and take action to disarm particular type of people whose possession of weapons present these types of concerns, either that they vecommitted serious crimes or present a danger. i would use the shorthand in the same way we use the dangerous d usual weapons danceable read >> let's just say it dangerousness. let's say i agree wi you when you look back that it show that the legislature can make judgments to disarm people consistently with the second amendment based on dangerousness and why can i not to say that >> we ce

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their priority is disarming law-abiding citizens.ll the public health crisis they want to put suppose it experts in charge of disarming you. the second amendment and the bill of rights is not a public health crisis. what is a public health crisis is the crime at rates that are skyrocketing because democrats keep letting murderers and violent criminals out of jail. but let me ask you a question in terms of public health. right now today what is the leading cause of death for americans aged 18 -- 45? next i believe it's opioids for. >> it is, in his drug overdoses. last year more than 100,000 americans died of drug overdoses. 70% of that came from chinese fentanyl that is flooding across our southern border because this administration is open up our southern boards 8.6 million illegal immigrants has enriched the drug traffickers. do you think that no flooding crust (the south that it killed collectively one 30,000 overdoses last or do you think that's a public health crisis? 's absolute synthetic pencils a major crisis center read from

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she is no stranuer something you can abide. she is no stranger to — something you can abide. is no stranger to attracting the _ stranger to attracting the headlines, some would say controversy. why now? how has she not survive this latest crisis? to some not survive this latest crisis? tr? some degree it was an accumulation of things. rememberjust a few days before the row that broke out on thursday she was at the heart of a political row, this time on her comments on homeless people, suggesting that being homeless was a lifestyle choice for some people. that really angered conservative mps and government ministers again. i think there was so much frustration building up among the conservative party and among the cabinet that whenever one of them went on the media to talk to someone like us about whatever they were doing that day we would say before you come to that, when can we ask about what suella braverman said today? i think at a certain point rishi sunak evidentlyjust at a certain point rishi sunak evidently just concluded at a certain point rishi sunak evidentlyjust co

for your ordinary law-abiding gun owner, that threat is not internal. ability to possess that firearm and credit to that, assuming that they are not leaving guns under their couch cushion, and that sort of thing care that can be problematic. it is positive for that. sen. lee: that is helpful that is helpful to a point that one of my colleagues made earlier in the hearing which is i think we all want to get to a similar place insofar as we are focused on wanting to protect human life. we want fewer deaths. dangerous things can happen if we assume that when we pass a law, it is going to affect -- it is going to be a net life savings when that is not necessarily always the case. when you have the governor of new mexico issue a public health emergency, declaration, put in place this is -- this executive order, restricting the ability of law-abiding persons to possess firearms in certain places, that is significant. when you look at the new mexico case in particular, you have researched that and you found some fascinating information. is it true you discover

little abid didn't make it., but no—one is safe in gaza," ali says. abid, subhi, bilal and alla barghouth, four of thousands of gazans killed. "goodbye, my dear," subhi's mother says "you're with god now. you were such a good son." grief is one form of suffering in gaza. this is another. hundreds gather outside one of the few flour mills still running. the manager tries to pacify people. "we haven't eaten for two days," some in the crowd shout. translation: we've escaped death, but now are dying slowly _ because of a severe shortage of food, flour and basic needs. we are a family of eight. i burn discarded paper cups to keep my children warm. here, too, they're under the threat of bombardment. at the moment, no aid trucks are going in for gaza's 2.2 million. all but a tiny handful can't get out. yogita limaye, bbc news, jerusalem. heartbreaking scenes from on the ground in gaza. heartbreaking scenes from on the ground in gaza. the israeli operation is focussed on gaza's north, but it is not limited to the region

we are abiding by international law. can ou be abiding by international law.rnational law. can you be sure of — abiding by international law. can you be sure of that mr bennett westmark can i finish a sentence on bbc? u, westmark can i finish a sentence on bbc? u, , ., , ., ., bbc? -- can i finish a question on bbc? -- can i finish a question on bbc? the — bbc? -- can i finish a question on bbc? the fact _ bbc? -- can i finish a question on bbc? the fact that _ bbc? -- can i finish a question on bbc? the fact that hamas - bbc? -- can i finish a question on bbc? the fact that hamas takes l bbc? -- can i finish a question on i bbc? the fact that hamas takes fuel for itself is not our responsibility, and while bbc will not cause hamas terrorists but that's what they are, they are killing their own people, we cannot save the gazan civilians without removing hamas, and we are working as quickly as possible to eliminate hamas and then lives will stop being lost. on that as long as new or is there there were two more of their own people. there there were two more of

and israel absolutely must abide by the laws of our conflict. they must abide by international humanitarian law, they must ensure that food, water, and medical supplies, and shelter, gets to those people who have been evacuated. because of israel's war effort. but hamas also needs to take responsibility for its own people. unfortunately, it has siphoned away billions of dollars designed for the gazan people for its own terror network and intricate tunnels where they are now keeping the hostages, and now using the fuel and the electricity that is much needed by the civilians. so, i'm not saying israel can do whatever it wants. obviously, it has to abide by the laws of armed conflict, but there is no metric here where you say, oh, the laws of armed conflict only apply of until 10,000 deaths. after that, you know, and so we really do need to look at the facts on the ground and make sure that israel is providing, is allowing that humanitarian aid to get in, is doing what it can to warn and protect the civilians, and that is what their obligation is.

but it's the responsibility of all parties to ensure that international humanitarian law. 0 is, is abided by and, and we hope we implore that all parties are doing all that they can to save the lives of innocent civilians who are just caught in the crossfire. and what about fuel needs and deliveries more generally? can you give us a sense of what the situation is and how much is actually available for hospitals to operate? as you know, the situation with fuel is, is, has been, it's something we've been warning about for weeks as fuel supplies have run out. i know that a number of hospitals have have to shut down due to lack of fuel. it's not just the hospitals it's, it's also in terms of us being able to provide humanitarian response and our partners being able to provide humanitarian response without fuel getting into gaza . it makes it impossible for trucks to be able to go and deliver aid to it across the across kava. and so we desperately need fuel to be coming in, not just to run the generators and hospitals, but to run ovens and bakeries to what water detailing nation plans, water p

ham leader says it remains committed to the implementation of the gaza truth as long as israelly abides by it. ism han says the group is prepare to continue countering the israeli on though after the truce ends. head of the palestinian islamic jihad resistance movements. the israely regime has failed to achieve any of its goals in gaza. also says a current prisoner swap deal with tel aviv will ultimately lead to another agreement that will force the regime into releasing all palestinian prisoners. members of the iran's volunteer bassige force have held parade throughout the country in solidarity with palestinians march in the capital. terrapron alone brought together some 5000 besage forces. rallyers. condem with the described as israel's genocide against gazans. and raliers have held a number of uh protests around the world in solidarity with palestinians and the us protest held nation wide rallys to call for an end to the regime's genocide of gazans. خلي الرجعوا هي كريم و كريم خليه يطلع يقع عرضه الله que viva palestina libre viva, que viva cuba libre, viva, se hace la guerra y que viv

this case we act as an object - research, you can so to speak, or the object of regulation of law-abidingior, well, the only thing is that by our example we probably still show how to comply with the laws, including... on weapons, since you are absolutely right, a hunter is one of the most law-abiding citizens of our country, because he understands and is aware of what violation of this legislation will entail, and this is certainly deprivation of the opportunity to hunt, have weapons, and so on, that is, with all the costs of violation, so of course he is disciplined, of course he knows responsibility for violations, and of course, both himself and the people around him, behavior, this is so , the belarusian society of fishermen and hunters , it would seem, well, a public association, yes, but at the same time you quite often visit the palace with reports, what kind of tasks are assigned by the state to your department, you know, our charter contains six state-significant tasks that are assigned to society, that is , we exist, we function not only... to satisfy our passion or provide ser

bureau chief says it remains committed to the implementation of gaza true agreement as long as israel abides by the deal. ismail hany said, the group is prepared to continue campering the israeli unslot on the gaza strip after the truth ends. the head of the palestinian islamic jihad resistance movement says the israeli regime has failed to achieve it stated goals in the gaza war. ziad nekhale also says the current prisoner swap deal with tel aviv will finally lead to another agreement that will force the regime to release all palestinian prisoners. members of iran's volunteer beside force have helped her raise across the country in solidarity with palestinians, particularly the residents of... gaza, the march in the capital tefan alone brought together 50,000 besieed forces. the rallyers condemned what they describe as the israeli regime's genocide against gaza residents. and poor palestine protesters have held rallys in other countries in solidarity with people at the besieg gaza strip, people in sydney, berlin and havana condemn the israel's crimes and accused the tel aviv regime of commi

a contradiction in terms has an abiding by in the last couple of days is realize, show knowing you know, interest or no intent to abide by international human rights. lie large um but the humanitarian pause is also served is really interested in a more sort of nefarious way. what do you mean by that? so, you know, again, they're being only in force in the north of guys that 80 percent of the homes, the residential homes in the north of us have been destroyed. the remaining residents and the other guys as really minimal. i think the part is kind of serves the function of enabling these really military to come in without threat, right? during that 4 hour period to me to kind of build and mount a stronger military presence on the ground, gonzalez' and then gradually pushed the remaining residents in oregon as a self. and once they go south, we know from the bombing of the hospitals and the destination of the medical infrastructure. if they might even have to go even more so to get the kind of treatment that they need. let's talk specifically about this operation. el cheapo hospital, a v is

little abid didn't make it.lace, but no—one is safe in gaza," ali says. abid, subhi, bilal and alla barghouth — four of thousands of gazans killed. "goodbye, my dear," subhi's mother says "you're with god now. you were such a good son." grief is one form of suffering in gaza. this is another. hundreds gather outside one of the few flour mills still running. the manager tries to pacify people. "we haven't eaten for two days," some in the crowd shout. translation: we've escaped death, but now are dying slowly _ because of a severe shortage of food, flour and basic needs. we are a family of eight. i burn discarded paper cups to keep my children warm. here, too, they're under the threat of bombardment. at the moment, no aid trucks are going in for gaza's 2.2 million. all but a tiny handful can't get out. yogita limaye, bbc news, jerusalem. that's a situation, just one of the hospitals. i've been speaking with amir avivi, former deputy commander of the israel defense forces gaza division. i started by asking him why

they must abide by international humanitarian law. they must ensure food, water, medical supplies and shelter get to those people who have been evacuated because of israel's war effort, but hamas also needs to take responsibility for its own people. unfortunately, it has siphoned away billions of dollars designed for the gazan people where they're keeping the hostages and using the fuel and electricity much needed for the civilians. so i'm not -- i'm not saying israel can do whatever it wants. obviously it has to abide by the laws of armed conflict, but there is no metric here where you say the laws of armed conflict only apply up to 10,000 deaths. after that -- we need to look that israel is allowing that humanitarian aid to get in, doing what it can do warn and protect the civilians, and that's where their obligation is. if hamas persuades civilians to stay and not evacuate the areas where israel told them there would be a bombing, well that's not israel's fault. part of this is, yes, there's an asymmetrical moral high ground here,

continue once again, we would like to state the following: first, we request the security council to abide stop the forced displacement of the palestinian people in gaza. and the the west bank, and we refuse this entirely, second, we will not accept military solutions or security solutions, after all of them have failed utterly and after the occupation have have hindered the two-state solution and have increased their settlements and have increased their their racial, increase the their attempts to. commit genocide and their flagram violations of international laws and their disecration of islamic and christian holy sites, and we will continue our efforts on our lands and we will not negotiate when it comes to our unailable rights. third, we must emphasize that gaza is a part of the state of palestine, and there must be a comprehensive political. to include the west bank and gaza, and we refused the israeli piracy on our on our funds and we have not for one day set aside our issue, the amount of funds that we have spent on gaza since 2007, more than $20 billion. and this is our responsibil

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charged, i mean doesn't this contradict international law, and why hasn't the regime been forced to abide by international law before now? because it's given uh diplomatic uh uh immunity essentially from washington primarily, but also from countries like canada, when there was an effort to bring uh israel to the international criminal court, the canadian government sent a letter um calling them for it not to happen, threatening canadian funding for the icc uh, a couple months ago, that was in 2020, couple months ago, un resolution for international court of justice to rule on the country's responsibilities uh visa v israel's contravention of international law with its expansion of settlements in the west bank and uh again uh canada sent a letter to the international court of justice to to demand they don't even rule even though the general assembly had called for a for a its opinion a courts opinion on the matter called for not even to have an opinion, not even release an opinion on the matter, so israel gets away with this stuff because it has the backing of obviously the most powerful c

they've just been saying that they are abiding by the cease fire. look, we do expect that we're going to be hearing more operational details from the israelis in the hours that come, that they will be divulging more. but at this point, certainly the mood throughout israel is that there is cautious optimism. there is no negative comments from his really officials as to anything that's happened this morning. it looks as though things are proceeding smoothly. that's where we are. obviously things can change, but right now is really leadership seems to be indicating that they are satisfied with how things are going. all right, my husband mentioned an important point that, that they're leaving this for the country. those details about the deal, how many trucks they're leaving it for the countries. what are we hearing from the counselor? isn't that correct me if i'm wrong? but i think we have heard, at least from some us, more specific details on how many 100 trucks a day, the inclusion of fuel and a complete says their expectation of a complete cessation

charged, i mean doesn't this contradict international law, and why hasn't the regime been forced to abide by international law before now? buse it's given a diplomatic uh uh immunity essentially from washington primarily, but also from countries like canada, when there was an effort to bring uh israel to the international criminal court, the canadian government sent a letter um calling them for it not to happen, threatening canadian funding for the icc, a couple months ago, that was in 2020, couple months ago, un resolution for international court of justice to rule on the country's responsibilities israel's contravention of international law with its expansion of settlements in the... bank and uh again uh canada sent a letter to the international court of justice to to demand they don't even rule even though the general assembly had called for a for a um its opinion the courts opinion on the matter called for not even to have an opinion not even release an opinion on the matter so israel gets away with this stuff because it has the backing of uh obviously the most powerful country in the

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again, abide by those limitations. >> we'll be watching. thank you all. appreciate it. >> thanks. >>> then there's president biden. hear how he took on one of biggest concerns of his 2024 election campaign as he celebrates his birthday. >>> also coming up, big news from the white house today about the fate of the hostages kidnapped by hamas and the negotiations to get them released. >>> the 76th anniversary of this event and i want you to know i wasn't there at the first one. >> on my birthday today they can actually say, birthday, it's difficult turning 60. difficult. [ laughter ] >> two celebrations at the white house today as president biden pardoned this year's thanksgiving turkeys liberty and bell. he also joked about his birthday as he turns 81 years old. the oldest-serving president in u.s. history. so let's discuss. michael, start with you. seems like president biden is trying to find the humor in getting older. so on that note i want to start with "saturday night live" spoking fun at his age. >> insiders are concerned president biden's chances fo

they said that they have been abiding by the letter of the agreement.ortant thing is all parties agreed to keep the process moving forward. richard? >> that is day two. nbc news is david noriega for us in israel with the very latest on both sides of this agreement. thank you for that. now the white house saying president biden was briefed throughout the morning on the state of the hostages including a call with the amir of qatar and the qatari prime minister on potential holdups on how to resolve them. hours ago white house officials learned that it was back on. the international red cross was moving to collect the hostages. a u.s. official tells nbc news that none of the ten american hostage -- including in a four-year goal, will be released. today they are still hopeful that they will be freed, quote, with this 50. today's disruption in the hostage release plan comes just one day after the successful transfer of 24 hostages held by hamas. that includes 13 israelis in exchange for 39 palestinian prisoners. among the hostages released is nine-year-old,

i think it's important to keep in mind that israel is a country that abides by the rule of law and that is taking measures to minimize civilian casualties. we will continue to raise and offer that advice with israel as it undertakes this fight. at the end of the day, this is an existential fight for israel. israel is engaged in a right to defend itself. but could israel's operation be interpreted as some kind of collective punishment? look, that ultimately is a complicated legal question that requires a rigorous finding of facts and a determination made by international lawyers. at the end of the day, though, i want to be absolutely clear here that, you know, the fact that hamas places civilians in harm's way and uses them as human shields does not, of course, relieve israel of the burden of protecting civilians and avoiding civilian casualties. hamas, unfortunately, though, has added that burden upon israel. but we believe israel can rise to that challenge. can ijust talk now about the west bank? because there's escalating trouble in the west bank, and can we clarify the position over

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, somewhere around 90% law-abiding, 10% we continue to work with it, this mechanism created, it onlyowed this year to prevent the shadow turnover is about 320,320 billion, this is thanks to joint action with the central one. for banks, this is what they created together with us, knowing their client. regarding the fight against fraud in financial markets, rosfinitoring, jointly with law enforcement agencies, it was possible to identify 14 so-called pyramids against their organizers and participants, 380 criminal cases were initiated, and funds in the amount of 2 billion rubles were seized. work is underway to suppress fraud in the financial markets, this is primarily ... brokers, financial pyramids, and there are two features here, this is the first feature, is that almost all of them are located in the internet space, it is very difficult to identify them, but work to do, the second is to involve a large number now so so-called drops, who voluntarily hand over their installation data for carrying out shadow schemes, for some small reward, second, when people don’t know, they simply

and it's quite interesting that he actually has to say this. and when we go in with them we have to abideress on the mainstream media, and the fact that he's reporting this, what is he not say? that he's trying to say realistically, that even reports are not completely evident, indeed, because even watching a little bit of his reports, they are not flattering, the scenes are not positive in the slightest, so if that has been approved by iof spokesperson and their media section, we're seeing people with their hands up holding up white cloth to say in a surrender motion, we're seeing the the the the detritus of the... attacks, we're seeing the roads that are completely not usable, we're seeing mothers dragging their kids in whatever, the back of a chair, the back of a car seat, so if those images are the ones coming out that have been like, okay, two thumbs up in a green light, what happens next, that's what i'm saying, it's quite apparent that and i wonder just as slightly off point here, if a journalist like a markstone would ever be able to say fully what he seen that. he could not repor

democracy, that it's being permanently abiding by international law. again, reiterating its claims that hospitals if become for to find a mass space is israel, he said, will continue to do what it takes to fulfill its goals to obliterate how boss. ok, the old important to a resolution. uh, just to reiterate, this quote for origin, humanitarian pool is, is in the israel. how much more thought it was, of course, of the full failures that we've seen over the course of the past month, all the while the war continues. so that's a live shots of the it's right, a gaza border. we have been seeing some flags showing some continued ministry activity. if i showed a we'll, we'll be able to hear from somebody ambassadors who have been speaking of the un security council. that is an important step forward. so many of the diplomats gather the but we'll know when they're seeing a permanent and calls to the cheese. the hope is this will mean humanitarian aid or it's those indeed, i'm a fucker. you're watching. i'll just hear back in a moment. the as the war on gossip e

it was designed to protect law abiding citizens by eliminating their duty to retreat and allowing them to defend themselves and their families, to law in existence at the time required. those of us that are like watching the 10 o'clock news in the family room of our home to retreat. and i thought that's just not right. it's not texan. and it needs to be changed. does it give people who have guns more of an excuse to be trigger happy instead of trying to slow down and think 1st, i would hope not, but i can't be responsible for the reaction of 30000000 texans. we don't know what factors could have influenced why william shooter felt threatened by him. what we do know is it standard ground laws are being unevenly applied when it comes to race. data shows that when a white person kills a black person, it's 5 times more likely to be considered justified. then the other way around, i will say, stand your ground is probably the most serious of where, where see the in equities in the system. because black people are usually seen as violence are usually seen as dangerous. and white people are u

little abid didn't make it.a safe place, but no—one is safe in gaza," ali says. abid, subhi, bilal and alla barghouth — four of thousands of gazans killed. "goodbye, my dear," subhi's mother says. "you're with god now. you were such a good son." grief is one form of suffering in gaza. this is another. hundreds gather outside one of the few flour mills still running. the manager tries to pacify people. "we haven't eaten for two days," some in the crowd shout. translation: we've escaped death, but now are dying slowly _ because of a severe shortage of food, flour and basic needs. we are a family of eight. i burn discarded paper cups to keep my children warm. here, too, they're under the threat of bombardment. at the moment, no aid trucks are going in for gaza's 2.2 million. all but a tiny handful can't get out. yogita limaye, bbc news, jerusalem. joining me tonight is lex takkenberg. he was formerly the unrwa director of operations. he is now a senior adviser at the arab renaissance for democracy and development.

because hummus was saying today, wait a minute, israel didn't abide by the certain -- the letter of the law that we had agreed to. and without qatari pressure and some pressure from egypt, and that went all the way up to president a cc. and we're talking all the way up to the emir of qatar, so we have very senior people in directly involved in this. but i would say that early on, the architecture had been in place for several weeks. but my reporting indicates that president biden, just a few decades ago, within the last week, went to benjamin yahoo and said five-day cease-fire. netanyahu said four-day cease-fire. and that's how we landed on this for days cease-fire. with 50 women and children. however, throughout my reporting indicates israel was always hung up on all the women and children, that's kind of the sticking points. let's get the women and children out. >>> one of the things we're reporting on tonight, is that there were no u.s. citizens among the, release to the extent the white house is putting pressure on making sure that there are american citizens released, the way in wh

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by this humanitarian. pass, as far as i remember, they never uh, they never abided by any agreement.isby, thank you uh for your patience while we spoke with our correspondent, i just want to make sure we got information from him, but when we take a look at this pause overall, it is by many accounts and based by the uh analysis of many, i'd like to hear from you of course, that this uh is a failure on the part of the israeli regime. uh, because it did not achieve its goals and that it was forced to submit to the resistance fighters in this case uh since uh they have to release 150 of the palestinian women and children. that's just one way of looking at it. what do you think? was this a failure of israel since the pause was achieved? thank you for inviting me, it is clear that from the beginning has faced failure and now with the international allies and international powers are supporting this uh regime with their support, it is playing the time game, that is why they'... with the support of the term power delay these agreement lines which you see they are dictating the terms here, we

>> well, it makes no sense because they are already abiding by international law. going above and beyond, in fact, to abide by international law. i think it is posturing. what's happening not only to democratic senators but the biden administration is they are feeling pressure from the progressive left. that's why you are seeing this effort to take the temporary cease-fire and extend it. i fear that only goes to hamas's advantage. when folks talk about a cease-fire they are asking our partner, israel, to surrender to an iranian-backed terror group. hamas is a terrorist organization with american blood and hostages on its hands will conduct more mass killings as it has voided to do. placing restrictions on israel's use of military force will only embolden terrorist groups in the region inviting further aggression and prolonging the conflict in gaza and ultimately undermining the deterrent capability of the west. >> bill: we had a terrific law professor from george mason law and said you have to go into the group of hamas like you went into the nazis at the end of wo