some dozens were luckier than abraham and his family. back in 2005, i had met up with bass on law sir, who had spent over a 100000 dollars setting up his restaurant business back then, many palestinians had invested in the local economy. confident that with israel is gone, gaza would prosper, spending the following years dining out became increasingly difficult and perilous thing to do. when i met up with basle again in 2007, his restaurant was fairly operational and he wanted to leave gaza. he and his family had applied for and obtains immigration papers for canada. i met up with basso just before he left. most of the leave goes up because of the stipulation and because getting some is up because of the bus for years. and due to the security situation, most of the businesses ever closed out and we have no uh for the investors coming to inject one in gaza. so there are no more jobs civic. the attempts to look for me. um, i think of a good the job at the end of nations is he and i'm doing very part of the frontier mainly the future of my

hello abraham, what do we know at this point there? yes, danny, we have confirmation that uh... "unfortunately uh two irgc advisors were in the building because it's their place of residence uh as i said before this isn't a military or any uh there there's no any military presence in this area uh this is a residential area completely resident um the rrgc advisors were there uh because as i said it's their home and fortunately they were among the markers right and this is a completely civilian area and what is the vicinity that the story says there are diplomatic missions so this is mostly a civilian area but there are also what some embassies there yeah several embassies as i said before also the for example one of the embassies um the south africa embassy which as you know they filed suit case against israel at the i uh dj uh it's three buildings behind the behind the the target building, only three buildings away - among other embassies in the area as well, so it was a high risk that they could have damaged any embassy or attack any other embassy, also the embassies around the

uh reportedly carried out by the israeli regime. joining us is press tv correspondent in damascus abraham, hello ibrahim, what can you tell us? good afternoon, this today around 10 a.m. 10 a.m. we heard loud explosions in almatze area. which is a residential area in damascus, it was due to an israeli aggression that targeted building, if you can see behind me, the mosk, it's just between me and the mosk, there's a three stories building collapsed over its residence due to the attack, initial information indicated that there were five marters retrieved from under the rubble, rescue and rescue teams and civil defense teams are still... searching for survivors at the moment, it's bit hard because it's a narrow street, the building is as i said completely civilian, it's in this same street of the south africa embessy in western maz, so far there's no information about any important triggers were targeted, the islamic jihad representative denied any of their. were attacked or any of their offices, we as you can see we are still far away from the scene because uh the security teams lock the sea

so ultimately, i met abraham, abraham golan, who's a brother and a friend.aham developed a relationship with mohammed dahlan and that was our path through to the uae government. we met with the appropriate bodies within the uae government. the pitch was to put pressure on isis and al-qaeda in the state of yemen and make sure that it didn't become another chaotic hub of terrorist activity, especially with the proximity to the horn of africa. in 2015, yemen was gripped by fighting on several fronts. a group called the houthis had taken over the capital, sana'a. they also briefly held aden, before a saudi/uae—led coalition — backed by the us and the uk — recaptured the city. al-qaeda had long been a presence in the south and were now gaining territory. the us feared they might plan terrorist operations beyond yemen's borders. the uae took over security for southern yemen and became the us�*s main counterterrorism ally in the region. that was the circumstances that set the stage for us to be involved in yemen in the first place. we had had the sign—off, simply a

thus, christians become... true heirs of the promises given to abraham by god.ite of circumcision, as obligatory, having lost its meaning, was abolished for christians at the apostolic council in 49. after him, a person became a member of the church of christ only after the sacrament of baptism was performed on him, through which, according to the word of the apostle paul, we all were. circumcised with the circumcision made without hands, by putting off the sinful body of the flesh, with the circumcision of christ. thus, the old testament rite of circumcision was only a prototype of new testament baptism, because just as circumcision was a sign of belonging to god’s chosen people, the old testament church, so baptism is the door to the church... thus, showing the advantage of baptism, as circumcision not made by hands, over circumcision made by hands, the old testament, the feast of the circumcision of the lord, with its liturgical texts prepares us for the coming tenth feast, the theophany or baptism of our lord jesus christ. and although in the historical dime

right, we can now get more or less from d w special corresponding to abraham, who joins us from jerusalem. how is people where you are reacted to the i. c j's order? i think in israel there is definitely a sense of relief that a ceasefire has not been ordered by this court. you have to understand that here in israel there's still even more than 3 months into the war. and with the, you know, the, the, the civilian, adaptable in gaza, there's still a strong belief that this is a war of self defense. there are still over a 100 hostages that are believe, to be held at in gaza. so every day in this sense is one from one woman told me, i remember that every day is october 7th for people in israel. the collective trauma is very real. and so there was a, there was a lot of just confusion when this case started about why is it that people that are defending themselves are being sued for that self defense? that's the perspective here. so definitely there's a sense of relief that there is no cease fire that has been ordered vendor. the reactions of course, from the palestinian side which see this re

we have now dw, especially corresponded to abraham with us to joins us from jerusalem. and i have this new proposal that's on the table. what do you know about it so far? or? or it seemed that there are some huge gaps between what we're hearing from a these really prime minister and what we're hearing from how much leadership on the other hand of, according to reports this new do would. and we would play out in a number of phases. we have to remember that there are still over a 100 is really hostages in the gaza strip. believes to be in the gaza strip. some of them are women, some of them are female, female soldiers, male soldiers, they're also bodies of, uh it is really soldiers that have been at killed elderly and also a children. and so the idea behind this deal is that there would be a phased or a multi stage release of the remaining hostages, starting with a women and then female soldiers a, the, the elderly and children of course, and also the release of the bodies. and at the same time, there would be also a release of palestinian prisoners. on the other hand, as

vice president cavorgen, judges tomka, abraham, benuna, yusuf, schway, bandari, robinson, salam, iwasawa, nolte, charlesworth, brant, judmake. against judge sabatinde, judge adhak barak. by 16 votes to one, the state of israel shall take all measures within its power to prevent and punish the direct. and public incitement to commit genocide in relation to members of the palestinian group in the gaza strip. in favor, president donihu, vice presidentian, judges tomka, abraham, benuna, yusuf, schway, bandari, robinson, salam, iwasawa, nolte, charlesworth, brant, judges ad haw, against juditinde. votes to one, the state of israel shall take immediate and effective measures to ensure the provision of urgently needed basic services and humanitarian assistance to address the adverse conditions of life faced by palestinians in the gaza strip. in favor, president donahu, vice president givorgian, judges tomka, abraham, benuna, yusuf, schway, bandari, robinson, salam, iwasawa, nolte, charlesworth, brant, judges adak, barak, masenike, against judge sabatinde. by 15 votes to two, the state of israel

i am abraham■= lincoln. i am rosa parks for my son who love sports. forget these overpaid athletes. here's i amace robinson or my daughter who loves our dog. i said, you want to see what animals and your love of science can do? here's i am jane goodall and my youngest, who loves being creative and lego and drawing. we did. i am jim henson. i am walt disney and gave him the creative hero. so we've now done over 30 heroes in the series. it's realized i was giving to myself. but it's been our way to kind of fight back against the i'll just say, the way we're treating each other as peoe hink we can do better and give our kids better heroes to look up to. so, brad meltzer, what's the difference between writing thrillers and writing children's books? less murder? you know the truth is, peter, i don't see much of a difference. i really don't. to me, a good story is a good ously, one has adult themes and one has maybe metaphors you can't use in a kid's book. but at the end of the give you an example. there's a story about george washington. there's a line, yo

this is a clear outcome of the abraham accords. ...lso with those we don't yet have relations, and those we will, too. i think we all felt all countries in the region align with israel with its fight against terrorism, extremism get it. they get it.ey they know and understand and we've been working together to ncounter iran, to counter muslim brotherhood, , to counter of elements of terrorism and extremism in the region and will continue to do so even while we have the war now in gaza. again, understanding and a very clear way that it's good versus evil. hamas is muslim brotherhood. on one hand and it is also supported by iran and a very, very clear way on the other hand. everybody understands this. so let's fight against evil, fight against iran, fight against hezbollah, fight against hamas and just fight against anti-semitism which is all somehow interconnected in the strongest of ways. >> absolutely. i think we're all dedicated to the fight against evil. that has risen since october 7 but i know together and especially with this tas

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i'll just remind to about top stories this hour. president abraham racy. i'm a supreme leader. i tell a lease. i'm in a about a hush response of to a 103 people were killed in 2 explosions in iran. it took place during a sermon, a to mock the full set of us rates are these explanation of a senior general customs set of money as well as the the house on us rather has said tuesdays assassination of a senior sufficiently, a root will not go on answer, cooling it. a flagrant is really aggressive. salary was killed in a drug and striking the lebanese capital along with 6 other. how much members? united nations security council is discussing the minute translation of the red sea with who si fi has a targeting ship space, a legs to israel for us, which holds the rotating presidency of the group called the me just be no less up in garza with israel continuing it's bombardments of the central and southern areas of the strip. rough uh has been hit hard by is really strikes. residents have been searching through rubble for survivors. there are by law and con eunice, have also been sho, th

when did abraham mid a year in ramallah? what more can you tell us about these raids in the occupied west back as well? we know that this really forces upgraded the village of to quite a near bethlehem and where we've heard about the shooting of a school student, a 16 year old, who after he's been shopped, been left on the ground without medical assistance. according to some locals. he is in a very critical condition, we're waiting to see more updates from the health industry about the details of that shooting and what happens. we're talking about those as really reads that go left, right and centre in the 9th in the day, in different palestinian cities in offering. not just killing processing is not just wounding them, but also be increasing use of a b thing and the souls against those who sometimes are just going about the daily lives. or just as we've seen in gene earlier today, apparent medic who's been beaten up just because he was in the scene trying to help those who have been wounded by these really forces. also, a r

we are able to establish a connection with her once again anita abraham into cram that. thank you very much for the moment. she can hear me. okay, let me try one more time. nita, if you can hear me uh you were describing to us a situation into crime there, of course, a very tense situation. as you said, we heard the loud explosion at the start of your live. we've heard the drone buzzing around you as well. a huge beam of black smoke in the sky over to crime that but it's not the only area that these readings have been targeting across the occupied westbank. there was also a drones track in a ballade. yes, there was a drone strike that took place early this morning in bolts out a few g camp which is just close to nablus to the north of the occupied west bank. where these really forces have said that they've targeted the car with all the local shuttle. that was it when they hit that. now there's where the forces have been trying to locate on really a south and it's on the allowance. and then for a while now we survived several assassination attempts, and we've been there a

we will not let any person come and carry out. abraham treasury was chosen as president. what he does is what we want to know . we must not be manipulated into bringing down this president because he came to say working or 5. so he didn't come for individual interests. said, what am i right before i we believe that the book and all the people have suffered enough and that today we must all go hand in hand to defend our homeland. in any case, to tell the truth, cruise do not suit us. we must leave the cruise behind. we trust abraham trower, we do not want a qu, they talk because things are progressing well. are we starting in west africa documentary time next? danasia international which exposed be fund colonial invasion of nisha in 1899, which continues to leave at scott in the country today. and i'll be back with more news in 30 minutes. thanks for watching. the, to the joseph conrad ro hall of darkness at the height of units colonial scramble fast. it's about the search for a mysterious white trader. old mister cups is become a monster's killer. it symbolizes a type of

people were liberated by the army and abraham lincoln in his last speech he gives at the white house, he praises his black warriors and says the service was so noble he decided he wants to give certain black men the right to vote. now, they got the right to vote in the 15th amendment which is april, 1870. in 1860, white men could only vote inside i of five of the six new england states, not in connecticut. and in the state of new york, if you satisfied a 250-dollar property requirement, so getting the ballot was a big deal, even in the north. so, lincoln is giving his speech at the white house and he decided to allow certain black people to vote. his 200,000 black warriors and he says, again, intelligent negroes. i always wondered if i had been inin that group chat. like who is listening to the speech? john wilkes booth. john wilkes booth reportedly turned to somebody sitting nextm to them and said that's it i'm going to run him through. >> he had some other choice words supposedly. >> so if you are thinking wow, the sacrifice persuaded abraham lincoln, he never had a difficulty with

you know, abraham lincoln, of course, if you negotiated it, you probably wouldn't know who abraham lincoln was. >> so here we are, charlie. you have donald trump. there's actually this beautiful parallel, a beautiful parallel with the anti anti-trumpists who are rising again, like the phoenix from the ashes. they're rising again. there's actually a parallel here where donald trump is now blaming abraham lincoln for the civil war. by the way, this is the same guy that said he wanted to terminate the constitution. he wanted to assassinate generals who were insufficiently disloyal to him. he wanted to ban news networks that were insufficiently loyal to him. we could go down the list. mike pence deserved hanging. how many things could we do? here we have donald trump blaming abraham lincoln for slavery, yet you're exactly right. these people will say, "oh, you know, you should talk about nikki haley for two weeks." >> on a loop. >> someone probably going to finish a distant third in iowa, and talk about it on a loop. but donald trump blames abraham lincoln for the civil war. if you and i talk

because the argument has been, you know, we got the abrahams the courts come things also look betterth the neighbors. do you think -- abraham accords 50 think one estimate the impact of not having a political process for two-state solution and there is no new momentum for that? i know it's premature and you said that yourself and to do for the respect that. because of the war. but there needs to be a path also for peace in the future, and the path that you were on resulted in this work of course the polarization in israel made also israel more vulnerable because it wasn't ready for this. the focus of maybe somewhere else. i know there's a lot of speedy you have race many topics here,, the israeli political system is always very interesting, i would say, full of debates and arguments on so many topics of the day and various agendas. i would not can't in any way directly or indirectly that this terror attack is connected to any political process. hamas has always objected to any political process with the palestinians. i i think it comes from sheer jihadist ideology that wants to eradi

the abraham sketch looked like where a fog that had been found dead. so who sent a postcard and the mysterious message the new blazer was from shaw. i'm. was no more involved in the demise of wagner. yes, i believe. and was that the way that your entire entire family understood the poster? yes, i think so they, they felt that it was slow. i'm not saying that he killed them, but letting us know that he had all the for us to rob and her son postcard was proof that someone had avenged the victims. and so the bar wasn't slomo who had done just about the on the ground and who was dining slouch, meisner the man known as shlomo. in the mid 19 eighties, he was profiled by a film crew. by then brazil was slow. most new home theater arrived in rio de janeiro in 1947 to start a new life, the but he was not able to leave his memories behind the to move a i was not watched. loma was exceptionally terming intelligent. good. and traumatized on trauma to see it. and ellis, everything in the extreme, the mass, the in the 1980s paid for the test that fish worked on a do

a topic of discussion when the secretary of state visits tomorrow to be a special correspondent, abraham in jerusalem. thank you. here some other stories making news. germany's foreign minister says that a reformed palestinian authority must play a major role in bosses future. bare bach has also insisted that the international community has an obligation to organize security and gaza after the war. during the movie store president, my chrome has picked his close ally gabrielle. a tal as the countries of new prime minister, the 34 year old who is the current education minister, replaces elizabeth born, who has resigned on monday. he is the youngest, on the 1st openly gay person to take up the role. the south korea's parliament has passed a bill banning the breeding slaughter and sale of dogs for their needs by 2027 of the practice will be punishable by up to 3 years in prison or a mass of fine dog need has long been a part of south ran z. a protests and changing attitudes have increased pressure on the government. united airlines has found these bolts on the door plug does have some boein

to be a topic of discussion when the secretary of state visits tomorrow, dw special correspondent, abraham in jerusalem. thank you. and here are some other stories making news around the world. 2023 was the hottest here on record, and probably the warmest in the last 100000 years. so say scientists at the european union's comparative cuz climate change service, they found the global average surface temperature reached $14.00 degrees celsius last year, beating the previous record set in 2016 ceremonies. foreign minister says that a reformed palestinian authority must play a major role in causes future. i don't mean a bad. bach has also insisted that the international community has an obligation to organize security and gaza after the war during a middle east store. french presidents on manuel macross has picked his close allied gabrielle atalla is the country's new prime minister. the 34 year old who is the current education minister, replaces elizabeth warren, who resigned on monday. he is the 1st openly gay person to take up the role and the youngest in modern french history. that prevent

as i am john's now 5 d, w special corresponded abraham, who was standing by in jerusalem. and what more can you tell us about this deal brokered by cause har and france to deliver she monetary and a to people and gaza and medicine to as really hostages. france i'm cuts are late tuesday announced that they have reached a new uh, deal with uh, between israel and how much to deliver medicine for over $100.00 hostages that are still believe to be held in the gaza strip around $45.00 of them. and this is an estimation, have suffer from chronic and illnesses are very, very old and have not had presumably little they've had presumably little access to medical help. and now it's been over a 100 days of captivity. they've also had no access to the red cross has not had any access to them during their time of captivity, to check on their medical state and to give their families and give them more clear picture. but what's going on with their loved ones. this issue of the red cross has also been very content contentious here in israel with many criticizing the red cross for not you k

and dw special correspondent abraham is in jerusalem with the latest on what we know at this point about is really tanks cutting off to hospitals and gaza. the information is still very thin, but nevertheless very disturbing. what we know, and that's according to the reuters news agency that too is really tanks have cut off the 2 main gates, 2 of them, one of the main hospitals in hon. eunice. and that as a result of patients that need critical care have been cut off from a that care how, what are we hearing? i lose hearing anything from from either the idea. c for the israeli government about about the move and how they're justifying it so far. we haven't heard anything specifically about that hospital. however, ton unit is in the southern part of the gaza strip and disregard is really government. and the idea of have been saying that they are going to be concentrating their operations from north to south for a while. now, having, as they claim cleared, how much infrastructure in the northern part of the strip that's where the ground operation started forever. the south is where now mos

rejected demands for a 2 state solution with the palestinians over the weekend. special correspondent abraham is reporting for us from jerusalem. so it's rarely tanks cutting off to hospitals we're hearing reported in the new storming a new storming of gaza. what else do we know at this stage? the information was still very thin, but nevertheless very disturbing. what we know, and that's according to the reuters news agency that too is really tanks have cut off the 2 main gates, 2 of them, one of the main hospitals in hon. eunice. and that as a result of patients that need critical care have been cut off from that care or how, what are we hearing? i lose hearing anything from from either the idea for the israeli government about about the move and how they're justifying it so far. we haven't heard anything specifically about that hospital however. um, how do you this is in the southern part of the gaza strip and disregard is really government. and the idea of have been saying that they are going to be concentrating their operations from north to south for a while. now, having as a claim clear

ok dw special correspond to abraham in jerusalem. thank so much and those strikes in syria come a mid, an apparent risk between israel and it's closest to ally the united states over guys as future with the war ends. us president joe biden says he spoke with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu about possible solutions for the creation of an independent palestinian state. when asked by reporters, if a 2 state solution was impossible with it and yeah, who in office when barton said there's no, it's not the 2 leaders both by phone on friday. the 1st direct communication in almost a month before the 28th and the quote for shipping. as israel's military wines down it's operation in the north of the gas a strip. some of the thousands of palestinians displaced from areas like the jamalia are heading back only to find there is little left of the place they call home. israel's war against thomas is what top much if this neighborhood. but those who pretend it's now impossible for survival to the and everyone must pitch in to help gather

buddy runs president abraham, right. you see is unequivocal warning, what he calls the zionist entity that it will pay a price for the cabman bombing. a speculation regarding who is responsible is right . my personal gathering is that this has been history of this has been most thought definitely for me. this completely clear considering base events in the last 10 days, the terrorist attacks they started in damascus, then they can be rude. now, in a run, how does urge portion until investigations all complete isis have shown that it, it is willing to do that. israel might have wanted to, uh, move an escalate that goes to yvonne to force it to do something. uh, that might escalate things and get a drag van ida states against yvonne who runs government to create the thursday a day of morning promising that the country's reaction will be swift and overwhelming. like level o d 0. well, here i spoke to truth, a policy who's executive vice president at the quincy street in washington dc. he says around response will depend on

dw special correspondent to abraham told us how people in these route have reacted to the routing. i think there's a sense of relief that the court did stop short of ordering. the complete cessation of hostilities or a seat a ceasefire. i think it's important to, to remember that for a large, overwhelming part of is really society, they're still sort of stuck on october 7th. that trauma of that day is not over yet . there are still hostages held in garza just yesterday how much released another video of hostages, a apparently showing them still alive, and that's the kind of retirement position that people hear a go through it. so there's still a sense that the war in gaza is a war, a self defense for people here. and there was a general sense of confusion and shock at this whole case because people here feel they're on a self defensive war. well, at the same time, on the global stage, we have seen over the past 3 months, a growing isolation of the is really position and the position of israel's allies like the us in germany. these are the, this worst. so there is a sense of relief

the, i'm on the way to meet abraham rob, who lives in the united states on the east coast. as to rob, one of the few survivors of selby bore, had ended up here. the card was addressed to her. abraham is her son, the who sent the card and what was its message? the abraham rob thought the postcard might be up in the attic along with other records from that time. for some reason, there was a article in the newspaper that wagner had died. and then shortly thereafter, we received a postcard from brazil with the picture of wagner. i'm kind of slumped over. i believe it was on the commode at the time. and no one has the tea. a says he had stabbed a committed suicide by starving himself from the back. well i believe we did joke about it a little, but that is very difficult for one to stab themselves back. december they had to help commit suicide. abraham's mother esther rob was an important voice for the survivors of sylvie, bore her memories of the death camp and the coast of wagner haunted her for the rest of her life. the one year before wagner's death. as to rob gave an intervi

if you decide to get yourself in abraham lincoln signature, this is one of the most common abraham lincoln signatures that exist. it's an endorsement so most of the time cut off of the there are letters away. it was very popular, i didn't do it by the way. [laughter] people that long time ago there is this, lincoln probably felt more than any other time that this man is the oath of december 818 in these charts. in this case he decides 1864. for those of you who want to see it later, i will put in the comments you can see it. it is signed by a lincoln and johnson and how many times men were in the m same room togethe. this is but what it tells us is it refers to this man take the oath, december, 1863 and he is charged. what is the law lincoln is talking about and how effectively? the december of 63, lincoln any colonel marilyn turley on the weapon. johnson when he comes into office is wondering to what extent lincoln program is policy amnesty, visited the covers almost everyone must take the oath and those excluded under amnesty they have to apply it. the short version is it did apply compl

it was our correspond to abraham, there in jerusalem. now we'll have china's largest real estate developers, has been ordered to liquidate by a court in hong kong. number grand is the world's most invested developer with more than 270000000000 euros worth of liabilities. the order came after efforts to strike a deal with creditors failed, but the liquidation process could be complicated. numerous authorities are involved and there are political considerations as well. liquidation could have a major effect on chinese economy in global markets. let's go straight to hong kong and speak to dw is phoebe called me what more can you tell us about this court ruling of the well, i'm standing outside the car the which uh just the order um the time is uh tie is the developer. liquid haven this morning um that the judge said that um the over the past 18 months is the initial petition uh was filed by a home based company top shine and latest choice by other offshore uh, credited on that the whole um, petition hearing that has been suspended 7 times n

they have this really citizenship, and many identify as palestinians are special corresponded. abraham met with members of the community in nazareth. so when ban hookey posted an instagram story on october 8th, she claims she intended no connection to the sum must her attacks the day before. this post invisible to around 20 of her close friends, turned her life upside down. it showed a bubbling skillet of 6 to go with the caption, we will soon be eating the victory, shrieks uga, and a palestinian flag emoji 10 audio. i posted it was funny music and i shared the personal story. i ship my victory. when i said victory, shocked to cause my victory because i manage to cook something, all my friends know that i'm a really bad cook on the bed. but what she says, she thought was private, wasn't a classmate. so benz post claimed meant she supported from us and passed it on 17 days later, the police arrested her for incitement. her university suspended her from classes and threw her out of her door. other students center hostile messages and they said you are a terrorist, like her funds are bein

and does that. abraham filed this report to. she joins us from jerusalem now and it was prime minister benjamin netanyahu as said publicly that is well as not planning for a common and presence in gaza. but the attendance off his minister says that meeting seems to suggest at least some support of the discussion. is he probably both sides the or what the prime minister has also not done is start formal planning or former kind of conversations within his government about plans for the day after. and analysts have been telling me that's because there's a fear that once these conversations really start, there will be a huge break in his cabinet. because as we've seen in that report, there seems to be a lot of differences there. what the subtler didn't leaders of the subtler movement have at told me and told other media outlets as well. is that nothing? yeah. was statements because he said many things about guys that to them leave a gap of interpretation. so while he has said that, he thinks that settlements are not realistic or ret

so abraham, in his last speech he gives at the white house, says he praises black warriors, and he says that their service was so noble that he decided that he wants to give certain black men the right to vote. now, black men naturally got the right to vote with the ratification of the 15th amendment, which is april 1870, in 1860, black men could only vote in five of the six in new england states, not in connecticut connecticut and in the state of new york. if you satisfy. a $250 property requirement. so getting the ballot was a big deal even in the north. so lincoln is giving his speech on at the white house and he said he had decided to allow certain black people to vote his. 200,000 black warriors and says the very intelligent -- i always wonder if i've been in group jack would you you and i have made the cut. we made our way in there. who's listening? the speech. john wilkes booth. yeah, it was such a radical thing. it was such a radical, he turned to someone and said that's it, i'm going to run him through. >> and some other toys words. >> a few days later he kills them so he's thi

a special correspondence at abraham joins us from jerusalem. a welcome i how is round likely to view anthony lincoln's visit of the? well, it is his 4th visit to the region since october, 7th, and before coming here to israel. the secretary of state has had a tour of the region where he has listened to the concerns of arab leaders about the ongoing war in, in gaza. and he will likely be trying to bring the message that the, the dividing administration has been echoing for the past week. that is really nice to pay more attention to civilian life. it is conduct off the war. there will also be discussions about the proverbial day after the war we seen in the past 2 weeks or so different ideas coming from different ministers. we've been, he's really cabinet, no official policy yet about what should happen and goes after the war. but we have seen the defense ministers, they out lands that include a no civilian presence industry. where is the finance minister and the national security ministers have said that they want to see the return is really set

to become part of the abraham accords and from saudi arabia that a civilian nuclear program, a mutual defense agreement and technology transfers might be prerequisites for saudi arabia joining the abraham accords and came back to the senate to advocate for that with a foreign agents of the saudi government? i think not. what if any of these examples brought rice or sugar or meat from the state and would that be a quid pro quo? what if you got contributions in the campaign from the entities or individuals associated. in pursuit of the fact-finding effort can be turned into official acts in violation of the law and not in the protection of the speech of the constitution. but explained in a way by t this case. the problem is there is no evidence of the giving or receiving of cash and gold bars. in fact there has been and will be a trial of what is the truth about those issues. that is the problem. almost everyone including my friends in the press who have reported on it haven't read the indictment. they've only taken the government's sensational narrative of what the accusations are as t

to families some of the discuss to bring everyone to talk about the way for special correspondent abraham in jerusalem about what was expected of mister lincoln's visit or well the secretary of state is set to meet with is really leadership the prime minister and the war cabinet, among others, and these conversations are not expected to be easy. there are now significant differences between a is really leadership and he was leadership as to the conduct of the war. but also, there are disagreements about the proverbial day after what happens after the war and after israel achieves it's us profess goals in this war the united states, it is very says it's very committed to making sure that this work does not spill over into the region and it has increasingly become critical of the death tool, the mounting death tool in gaza as a result of the worst. so these are expected to be some difficult conversations between 2 very close allies, right. and you mentioned that those significant disagreements. how much influence does the us have on israel? will the united states is israel's biggest backer

there are special correspondent, a abraham in jerusalem. so we do have time to take a look at some other world news headlines. police in ecuador have arrested almost 70 alleged gang members on suspicion of attempting to take over a hospital authorities type of suspects. try to free an injured associate from the medical facility. here. the city of black in the area is in the midst of what's being called a war between drug gangs and security forces. a powerful atlantic storm has thrashed ireland leaving thousands of people without power. more than $150.00 flights were cancelled at dublin airport. storm aisha prompted authorities to declare the highest level of warning for several parts of ireland, northern england and scotland and dozens of supporters of russia's communist party have gathered a red square in moscow to mark 100 years since the death of the soviet union found or vladimir lennon, it was one of the few a special events commemorating the anniversary russian president vladimir putin has not commented on the centenary of his previou

and that was dw special, corresponding abraham in jerusalem to pakistan says that a ron has violated pakistan's, aerospace by launching an air strikes on his territory that killed 2 children. according to the iranian stave, media, the attack on the border town of encore in pakistan, targeted headquarters of the militant group. josh, i'll do a ron has accused the group of launching terrorist attacks on iranian soil. pakistan has condemned to the iranian strikes, calling it a violation of pakistan's sovereignty, and as more of consequences. meanwhile, a rock has summons the around in invested are in fact that in protest, after 2 round launched missile strikes into northern iraq, killing several civilians. baghdad called the strikes a blatant violation of its sovereignty, and vowed to lodge a complaint with the un security council around the revolutionary guard said that it fired the missiles at what it said wasn't, is released by headquarters in air bill, the seat of a rock northern semi autonomous curtis region to destroy seat an upscale area near the u. s. consulate in air bill, the

and dw special corresponding to abraham from jerusalem. thanks to south africa. now we're actually the oscar for the story is, has been released from prison on parole. the former olympic and paralympic runner has served nearly 9 years of a 13 year sentence for the murder of his girlfriend, the model re busting count, a low key exit for a paralympic star turn. murder, oscar per story is release from this prison near pretoria was largely kept away from the media spotlight. the story is banned from speaking to the press until the end of his parole. it expires in december 2029. until then, he faces restrictions on when he can leave his home. his doris must also attend classes on anger, management, and violence against women. a breach of these conditions could land him behind bars again. because doris was convicted of murdering his girlfriend, reverse dean camp on valentine's day, 2013. he shot her 4 times through a bathroom door and his home. the story is claimed he mistook steam count for a burglar, but prosecutor say he killed her with intent during an argument. me

okay, thank you for that special correspondent, abraham in jerusalem. it's because it's how much on house ministry says at least 60 people were killed in overnight is riley asked, strikes more than a 100 days after have asked carried out to a deadly tower attacks on the 7th of october last year. israel's offensive in gauze and shows no sign of slowing more than 24000 people in the tower tramping kills. according to the health ministry and the 85 percent of its population displaced. israel has marked the 100 day with will cause for the release of hostages. i'm asked, which is designated a terrorist organization by jim. i think the you on the u. s. released a video of 3 is ready hostages on sunday. meanwhile, israel's closest ally of the united states, i said that it's the right time for israel to scale back it's operational in gaza. this is riley football. i suggested div has can, has left to okay after being briefly detained by will far as is expressing solidarity with this very hostages being held up by her boss. the i b, i'm tally, asked for play, a f

how did a printing press wk with abraham lincoln was president? think those qui little sties remind us about how americ culture works and remind us about how important books have been tour country. host: what happened to the phd? craig: my mom would want me to say it istill in progress. [laughter] so i will defer to her. it is still in progress. host: at what point in your research to say, well, there is a bookere? craig: ihappened pretty quickly. that 2008 election, i was curious,ut i dn't start digging carefully into it until the next year in 2009. i would go to really good resear libraries and get in the catalogsnd jussay, let's lookp john quincy adams by his last nam how many books are there about john quincy adams? it was astonishing how many books there were. and how many strange books. herbert hoover wrote a ming xtbook. whknew? bualso there were these really intimate books and these reall imrtant oks. i started to realize tt abraham lincoln,alvin coolidgeulysses s grant, jefferson, adams, there were so many examples of these books, and i s

trump , this plan of making qadi and in a way the peace treaty of abraham or abraham. in a way , it was pursued with intensity in america, and according to the trips of american officials to saudi arabia and the creation of a platform for this normalization plan, especially between saudi arabia and israel , a lot of effort was put into it, and america spent huge amounts of money for this discussion, from economic concessions and concessions . military to saudi arabia and arab countries and to other issues in the region. and somehow with the incident of the october 7 operation, all these topics are somehow in a state of uncertainty, and because of this , the us knows that if this plan fails in the region , the rest of its interests will also face danger in the region, and maybe yes, the us, which previously october 7th had such influence in the region , it will not have that influence after october 7th. likewise, we can see that the plans he is planning will fail one after the other, and we have to see what will happen in the continuation of the war, but for sure, the i