. >> alex acosta.udge jeanine: swoops in taking case from local d.a., and hangs on to it for two years, i say, okay, if epstein is a money manager they are going to money laundering and get a search warrant and his files, no for two years, they pulled back on the case, and then they give it back to local d.a., he getting a year in jail but not really in jail, he spent 6 days a week in his apartment. >> i agree. judge jeanine: that is true. >> i would say that take one step further did they look at bank records. judge jeanine: they didn't. >> that is bad. judge jeanine: why were they protecting him. >> i know -- a political a little bit, alec acost ai don't think he is acosta, i don't think he is on the take. judge jeanine: he is stupid. >> he is not -- >> you know -- hang on. >> i got. >>, you know. >> in 80s, i got convictions. >> that question should be -- i have asked to alan dershowitz. this happened between the -- >> he had high power defense attorneys. >> you higher alan and ken starr and i am le

i am jim acosta in washington. right now the u.s. is working to identify which militia group carried out a deadly attack that killed three u.s. army troops. more than 30 u.s. service members were injured, including eight that had to be medically evacuated. this happened near the border with syria and iraq, as you can see on the map right there. president biden is blaming iran-backed militant group and vowed to hold them responsible. cnn's natasha bertran is here. >> three u.s. army soldiers were killed in the attack, and we don't know which militia is responsible for this attack. upwards of 30 u.s. service members that were at the small out post in jordan in northeast jordan on the border of syria, they were wounded, including eight that had to be medically evacuated because their injuries were that critical. at this point the u.s. is debating, of course, how to respond. it remains to be seen whether they are going to retaliate immediately or if they are going to respond by striking these iran-backed groups, or whether they are going

but i wish her well. >> i wish her -- they had just had the alex acosta scandal. everyone knows what happened with jeffrey epstein. donald trump's president from the podium sedona oversold socially, rooting for, her hope she's doing fine. again, to be clear, at the time ghislaine maxwell was in prison after being charged for being for conspiring with epstein to abuse minors. when given the opportunity to walk those comments back, trump refused. >> friend or boyfriend was either killed or committed suicide in jail. she's now in jail. yeah, i wish her well. i wish you well. i wish a lot of people well. good luck. let them prove somebody was guilty. did you know that -- >> you mean you're hoping she doesn't die in jail? is that what you mean by wishing her well? her >> boyfriend dying in jail. people are still trying to figure out how did it happen? was suicide? i do wish her well. >> two things here that are important. one is, you can see the parts of the internet and the media world that trump gets his own information from. remember, this case the president who dir

the girls when came forward had more hutzpah than alex acosta had as u.s. attorney he did not have the balls. >> probably true. >> it is true. >> you are say ago that acosta was scared of dershowitz is what you are saying. >> or did not have a good pace. >> please. >> the question was, does it make a difference? i could it does, because as charlie said, there is stuff coming out now. if stuff equipments out which could maybe implicate someone else in a criminal scheme bring it on whether prince andrew or bill clinton or donald trump that could very well -- we have a big statute limitations but that is what prosecutors are looking for. >> why is to taking so long. >> the u.s. different of justice has the black book they are protecting -- >> you had three administrations of doj, we had bush, obama, trump. and now biden is is protecting jeffrey epstein? >> why is -- >> that is 4. >> let's go back. >> i'm just. >> no. >> charlie. >> no, that is not fair, because, it was once it was sealed, not up to the executive branch. >> justice department. >> justice depart

alex acosta, the secretary of labor of donald trump , said these things about epstein. acosta said that he told me epstein is an intelligence agent and you should not worry about him. . in a book, one of the former israeli intelligence agents has claimed that epstein maxwell worked for the mossad. you say the case. the heads of the united states and israel have always emphasized the friendship between the two countries they emphasize as the reason for their unity, but the clarification of the angles of the geoffreystein case has made many american people consider sexual extortion as one of the reasons for their rulers' indebtedness to israel. travel thousands of australian citizens and robbed. they took and published this cyber security incident about this cyber security incident happened about two months ago and during that database , the data of more than 100,000 passengers were protected in the cyber space , including confidential information of users, including images. passports, itineraries and tickets of passengers were published in the cyber space , part of the c

york hoy fue apunalado en el cuello un hombre de 24 anos y por el ataque ya hay detenidos alfredo acostara estacion local tiene el reporte. >> este es el momento en que paramedicos trasladaban a la victima de 24 anos al hospita mientras este familiar reaccionaba frustrado. >> el incidente se reporto en el refugio ubicado en randolph island alrededor de las 3.30 de la tarde de este jueves aunque la policia no lo confirma, testigos dicen que el herido es un solicitante de asilo venezolano los de seguridad d aca el chester salieron los morenos salieron como 15 de ellos por la otra parte, la parte de atras de un costado de las calpas, y empezaron a llamar a los venezolanos a hacerle senas, que se acercaran, que se asi comenzo todo y despues inmediatamente fueron hasta alla a pelear con ellos. >> uno de los morenos de seguridad le dio un cuchillo entre la mano y la chaqueta y con el que iba a pelear se quito y uno de ellos dio una punalada en el cuello una version que hasta ahora no confirman las autoridades tras la trifulca la policia detuvo al menos a 18 personas los arrestos fueron nada ma

deal was negotiated in part by epstein's friend and defense lawyer, and signed off then by alexander acostant donald trump's secretary of labor. >> he is suppose to be protecting these victims, and he was protecting jeffrey epstein, a pedophile. >> reporter: despite a federal law that says victims must be notified of this type of deal, epstein's victims were kept in the dark until after it was signed and approved by the judge. >> somebody with money and power was able to communicate with the government in secrecy in direct violation of the rights of the crime victims. >> reporter: at his confirmation hearing for labor secretary, alexander acosta tried to explain his decision not to prosecute epstein federally. >> based on the evidence, professionals within a prosecutor's office decide that a plea that guarantees someone goes to jail, that guarantees someone register generally and that guarantees other outcomes is a good thing. >> reporter: meanwhile in february 2019, 11 years after epstein was sentenced, a federal judge here in florida ruled acosta and other officials violated the crime vic

and last is a 5 minutes. acosta. think into the front front to replace solid michelle as the presence of the european count. so late. so this, yeah. is he now out of the picture? no, i think that the right prime minister antonio crushed to chose to resign because he felt that his position as prime minister was not compatible with the legal and as the guys. and of course, the which you are prime minister of a country and you are being investigated, that there is a strong that can be an idea that you can somehow into fear. he felt that it was incompatible with the dignity of the post, the prime minister to be in that position and did it very took the very honorable position of, of, of the resigning. this does not mean anything with respect to other situations. namely, namely the european scenario. he has been spoken of office president, a bunch of possible present through european customers for many years. he is always made clear that his domestic role was the one that was the most important for him. of course, now the

alfredo acosta tiene más detalles. >> es la rápida acción de al menos 12 agentes policiales para detener hospitalizado en condición seria luego de haber atropellado a 6 peatones e impactado a varias patrullas de la policía, dejando a 3 agentes lesionados. >> like really scary because i mean, this is like where i live. >> maría dice que vio al menos 15 patrullas y 10 ambulancias, lo que la dejó muy preocupada, sobre todo porque el conductor fue detenido frente a su edificio y fue justo por esta acera aquí en la 7a avenida, por donde ese vehículo se subió en vía contraria, embistió a varios peatones y también a 1 de los carritos de comida. luego se escapó justamente en dirección oeste por la calle 34, 2 cuadras más tarde terminaba chocando contra un restaurante. >> lo único fue lo material, lo que se destruyó ahí y pues eso se puede arreglar. eso tiene solución. lo que no tenía solución es la salud, así que me agrego me alegro mucho que no pasó eso. >> restaurante que está siendo restaurado. su propietario agradece que ya estaban cerrados cuando ocurrió el accidente y lo que vamos a tratar

i'm jim acosta in washington. we begin the hour three days away from the new hampshire primary. on the campaign trail, the battle between donald trump and nikki haley is getting personal. the south carolina governor who hesitated to directly criticize the frontrunner is now attacking his mental fitness after this moment in new hampshire. >> by the way, they never report the crowd on january 6. you know, nikki haley -- nikki haley is in charge of security. of we offered her 10,000 people, soldiers, national guards, whatever they want they turned it down. good i'm not saying anything derogatory. but when you're dealing with the pressures of a presidency, we can't have someone else that we question whether they're mentally fit to do this. >> haley taking ham at trump mixing up nikki haley and nancy pi losy in the remarks that trump -- pelosi in remarks that trump made at a rally. haley is rejecting the possibility saying being anyone's vice president is, quote, off the table. that did not seem to bother the former president. >> she is not presidential. now when i say that, that pro

acosta. yes, i am a mom of six living here in sulfur, louisiana. you can imagine living in a town with a name sulfur what it's like just from the name of the town. so we are, you know, surrounded by more than a dozen petrochemical our air smells like rotten eggs, and sounds like trains are coming back and forth. i have two children who suffer with asthma, and i have two children that suffer with other res paw respiratory and skin conditions and all are linked to that exposure, and there are several families dealing with the same thing, and we decided to get together and stand up for our children for their right to breathe clean air and drink clean water. >> you can see the orange glow off in the distance and it looks menacing. what are we looking at? >> what you are seeing is what they call a flare, f-l-a-r-e, and you are seeing this view from my front door. my 20-year-old daughter took this video. that's how close we are to these facilities. now, you may ask the same question as me, if there's a chance of an explosion, why are these facilities so

i'm jim acosta in washington. three days away from the new hampshire primary and exactly one year from inauguration day. it's getting personal. nikki haley who once hesitated to criticize her chief rival is questioning former president donald trump fitness after this moment in new hampshire. >> by the way, they never report the crowd on january 6th. you know, nikki haley, nikki haley, you know -- do you know they destroyed all of the information, all of the evidence, everything? deleted it and destroyed all of it. all of it. because of lots of things. like nikki haley is in charge of security. we offered her 10,000 people. soldiers. national guards -- whatever they want. they turned it down. >> of course, she was not even in office on january 6th. trump confused her with nancy pelosi who was never in charge of capitol security. and the former president was, of course, glossing over his actions on january 6th when he egged on supporters to fight like hell and then watch the attack on the capitol unfold on tv despit

i'm jim acosta in washington. tonight on the eve of the iowa caucuses, donald trump is making his closing message to voters. but it's not an optimistic one, nor is it forward-looking or a vision for the country. instead the front runner is focusing on a wide range of grievances, including his own legal peril and his claims of absolute presidential immunity. >> a president has to have immunity. otherwise a president isn't going to be able to function. if you don't have immunity -- and i'm not talking about me. i'm talking about every president -- you would never make a decision. a president of the united states has to be free and clear of mind. and you can't be worrying about something where you're doing the right thing but if it doesn't work out you're going to end up in prison. so, a president of the united states must have immunity, and i'm not talking for myself. i'm talking for every president of the united states. or they will not be able to function. and they are going to make those decisions very soon. and

i'm jim acosta in washington. good evening tonight on the eve of the iowa caucuses, donald trump is delivering his closing arguments with a heavy dose of insult, mockery and more lies including hateful remarks about immigrants, making strange comments about jimmy carter, insisting a president has -- and words about the city he hopes to call home in 2025. >> we're taking in murderers and drug lords. we're taking in people that are very, very sick. with diseases that will be spread all over our nation. we're doing the wrong thing for our country. it's going to be very hard to recover from that, but we're going to start on day one from deportation. i always say jimmy carter is the happiest man alive and it's good because he's somewhat elderly, what. my wife went to the funeral of roslyn. beautiful funeral. you can't be worrying about something when you're doing the right thing but if it doesn't work out, you're going to end up in prison. they indict you because they're still fighting by 2016 win. people in congress t

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i'm jim acosta in washington. good evening. it's 9:00 here on the east coast. and we've got some breaking news just into cnn right now. with less than 48 hours before the iowa caucuses, we're just getting highly anticipated final des moines register poll. any political junky knows how important this poll is. cnn's jeff zeleny with the results of the poll known for its accuracy. jeff, what do you have? do we have the numbers yet? >> we do, jim, and every campaign is watching this des moines register iowa poll, which does have a historical pretty good average of showing what will happen on monday night. it certainly shows the trajectory of campaigns. and there is news ibthis. donald trump is still leading this field quite dramatically at 48% in this poll, which is down slightly from last month. but second place now is nikki haley. she's vaulted over florida governor ron desantis who's at 16% in this poll. let's go through the numbers again. donald trump, 48%, nikki haley, 20, and ron desantis at 16%. so going into the final hours of this caucus campaign here, thi

i'm jim acosta.he race for the republican nomination for president is down to two candidates after ron desantis suspended his presidential campaign just two days before the new hampshire primary. this comes after a distant second place finish in iowa and polls showing expected to finish third in new hampshire. he took one more shot at nikki haley, endorsing

i'm jim acosta in washington. congressional leaders may be stepping back from the brink of a government shutdown this month. a short time ago they announced an agreement on overall spending levels for this fiscal year. it's an important first step in averting a shutdown. we aren't out of the woods yet. cnn's arlett saenz is with us. what are you hearing from the white house? does it look like perhaps they're on their way to a deal? >> reporter: well, jim, president biden signed off of this law saying in a statement he believes it moves the country one step closer to a government shutdown. big questions still remain about whether they can actually get this funding bill written by that next deadline on january 19th. now house speaker mike johnson and senate majority leader chuck schumer negotiated this agreement landing on a $1.59 trillion spending level for fiscal year 2024. the breakdown comes to about $806 billion for defense spending and $704 billion for non-defense spending that will also include an additional

do you as a, quote acosta. there's always some to for, to can in the identity for us guys and westbank as part of the new land. and off you survive. we drove all the forces from the state of georgia. the not, this is 67 from the timelines, you know, basic human rights are off by seeing this and not being respected. this is not a political back position. these are these based on the basic package of the eh grant. but we called up to the stipulation we called you and he said the un bargains that use so that they can show them the us. ringback government, especially us and you can reach declare the shows up on the east side be asking them to respect international law, not to have genocide the sorry to stay with our team international. i'm back with more news in about 30 minutes by the, the society of to your credit accounts, offensively. you know, it was a fine you that arises serious of probably lucian's on the, on the west side and ukrainian side illusions about their own strengths, illusions about straight for

donald trump's secretary of labor, alex acosta , said these things about epstein. acasta said what i was told. epstein is an intelligence agent and you have to think about him. one of the former intelligence agents of israel made this claim in a book did it was held in different eras of israeli intelligence. the prime minister of israel was also the speaker of the ceremony. the heads of the us and israel always emphasize the friendship of the two states as the reason for their unity. but the clarification of the angles of the jafrieh case has made many american people consider sexual extortion as one of the reasons why their rulers are indebted to israel. mohammad sadeghzadeh, sed and radio news agency. and two news from other parts of the information hackers world. the passports and travel documents of thousands of australian citizens were stolen and released. this cyber security incident about this cyber security incident about two months ago it happened and during that protected database , the data of more than 100,000 passengers were hacked and confidential inf

camera flashed one captive showed us those hidden places. acosta. we survey have one bunker. keep these results. $0.18 of beans. $0.02 of grease. several barrels of combine. $0.30 of cone. $300.00 windows plus umbrellas, pets, super close for around $300.00 people. $0.20 of wheat and 8 barrels of gasoline. 15 bicycles. the one press for a flat printer, a copying machine, frightening kit ink, paper, sipes, etc. the the conflict in ukraine, so will enter its 3rd year during this time much as happened. and many predictions made. western and rhetoric has also changed a lot from russia is losing to ukraine has already one and 2 bindings. as long as we can. rhetoric doesn't change the reality on the ground. surprised we understood that afternoon on the foundations in front of a huge block house that was still under construction with again, she said obviously plans to move in ho awesome closets, cupboards and chairs was in front of us assignment. witness to the great plans of the defiant defendants. i'd want to play in the middle level that one big mountain box top stood there in th

one captive showed us those hidden places. acosta. we survey have one bunker. can you please results? 18 cents of beans to cents of grease. several barrels of columbine, $0.30 of cooling, $300.00 windows, cloth, umbrellas, pets, super clothes for around $300.00 people. $0.20 of wheat and 8 barrels of gasoline. 15 bicycles, a glen press for a flat printer, a copying machine. frightening kit ink, paper, sipes, et cetera. the, at the end of the 18th century, great britain began to conquer and colonize australia. from the very beginning of the british penetration to the continent, natives were subjected to severe violence and deliberate extra patient. according to modern historians, in the 1st 140 years, there were at least 270 massacres of local b. both any resistance to the british was answered with double cruelty. hundreds of natives were killed for the murder of one settler. indigenous australians were not considered complete people. no wild beast of the forest was ever hunted down with such unsparing perseverance as they are. men, women, and children are shot

security council in a bit to full as well to increment the international court of justice as rulings of acosta. south africa, which bolts the case to the have that had of these crimes have been exposed to the well, it's crimes against the palestinian state since october last year, the people of gaza had been the victims of boardman and strikes from the land. and the pro palestinian protests is around the world, takes to the streets and supposed to cause us instead of breaking the ice t chaise rulings as a when international located in the us will have to sit taking the.

official fireworks that we expect to new yet, but there are some being like, oh, 1st the crowds. acosta. that's what the noise is. but you can hear, but of course we're seeing you. all of you at work. all of you own across around the world, a very, very happy new year, so most go so know from good them that we indeed echo charlotte's thoughts there. well, january 1st rings, a major development as well in the push towards global multi polarity is 5 new countries officially enter the bricks, family of nations. the block has gone from humble beginnings as a forum for discussion to power. who is the lines of rapidly growing economies? ortiz miller for you couldn't recap. so the groupings key step installed. a brief alliance of developing states made a historic step in 2023, inviting a dynamic, his family of nations into the cold. solve your baby, all iran, your agents and united are in read, this strategic move accidental rates, the shift in the global economy landscapes as it's sent to the pol watkins 4. i appreciate being invited to join the brakes and look forward to coordinating with th

so web galaxy means you all welcome and is acosta. and it is a project that the museum undertook to welcome people back into the space of those coup. it's 19 condemning, locked down. so we looked through our store rooms and we selected some of the work that had been acquired or accepted for donation. and we just wanted to welcome people back into the space of to the long shut down periods, but to also have an opportunity to show people the work that has been happening, although the museum has been closed. what is unique about the way this exhibition celebrates african ok? so i think one important thing about this audience pm is that we offer an opportunity for people to see all the works of different mediums at the same time. we give the same sort of fancy way to all the works with the it is screen prints, paintings of foss, khatri, sculpture, speed work. and so people are able to see like a 2 dimensional work like painting on the wall right next to a beadwork in the same expression. i cannot ways to come and visit and try my hand in

but there are some being like, oh, 1st of the crowds, acosta. that's what the noise is. but you can hear, but of course we're seeing you all of you at work. all of you own across around the world. a very, very happy new year. so most go, so know from good them. yeah, charlotte said braving the sub 0 temperatures there to bring us the report. well, january 1st also brings at major development in the push towards global multi polarity is 5 new countries officially under the bricks, family of nations. the block has gone from humble beginnings as a form for discussion to the powerhouse alliance are rapidly emerging. economies are teasing live. you can get recaps, now the groupings key stepping stumped. a brief alliance of developing states made a historic step in 2023, inviting a dynamic to seamless nations into the hold. solve your baby all wrong, your p r. agents and united are in read. this strategic move accelerates the shift in the global economy. landscapes as the centers of paul watkins 4. i appreciate being invited to join the breaks and look forward to coordinating

as long as the month acosta is the purpose of trans national lloyd from ottoman clifford university and joins us here. thank you very much for being here. first of all, before we get into some of the details of the case, the provisional mission is the court festival has to decide on if it has jurisdiction. here. israel argue as like you did thousands, but does is it has only going to be minor points to be technical. and that hasn't been enough discussion before how south africa, in order to, you know, to, to discuss the dispute. and then bring the case of the evidence shows, it sounds like it has done that to some degree. but any case which is more technical, it in, you know, it would be absurd for the court to, to us to do a lot jurisdiction simply because of that. so you think that that will just be pushed to the one side in the casual pursuit. i certainly hope so. yeah, it is. we just talked about the, the heart of south africa's legal argument is the mess, expulsion of palestinians. 85 percent of the population is basically being forced to leave their homes. that is going to be hard

tennessee for joined by gideon levy, a columnist of the hot it's newspaper, and also of the punishment. acosta one. welcome to you or dr. shortly. let's start with you. first i want to get your, your thoughts on this terrible anniversary 100 days since his royal began its devastating assault on gaza. do you see this ending any time soon? that's all indications. that is a piano determination to assess, to continue to continue with the match slots, are taking the different ways without any kind of come to going to do without any kind of the strange outcome. strange. and this is extremely dangerous, because that, that doesn't hold him sense every day stands out of the class that he wouldn't bustle. this one was that one must go on that he will achieve this, asked. now his ends are not cheaper, but this was waged against innocent civilians against the 2300000 bar stools. so i finally defense this, and unfortunately the impact of that do that isn't as enjoy all of these decades, not just 2 years is now coming into play because it feeds and of course has gap in that. and i think there's really to th

marked by conflict and political upheaval, culminated in the bulk and was an nato's intervention of acosta. in 1999 now after 2 decades of reintegration into the international community has the eastern european nation throw. no fits for status in the eyes of the west. over the next half hour we explore said is advancements in science and technology. a key part of its strategic plan to build bridges across a divided well, the sub administer of science, technological development and innovation in the back of each talks to outdo 0, the get on the bug, which thank you for talking to l just here. it's my pleasure to read some of the headlines with your name and it looks a bit like a sort of golden age for sub in science and innovation. i'm thinking talking about things like the growth of i, c t i c t systems research and development centers and institutes. advances in biotech and artificial intelligence, particularly in health care. and course a burgeoning staff have sex. that's good times. is it for sub and science and tech? yes, i think it's the 2nd best moment. you know, they say 20 years ag

and that the guidelines, acosta often on the mining industry, is going to only harming the environment. it also makes the process of purifying drinking water, much more expensive the spectrum work that would suit motto, settlement, and so the pension generally be broken down more often than anticipate. so possible for meeting us on these forms also both and the, the, the 2 of us will have to be back to our what time, what are we done most of what we use and that's just one problem. chemicals and ways from households and other industries. also good time, they the water long with many of 15000000 items of 2nd hand clothing center gone every week over 50 percent of it ends up in huge weight feeds and across the good the old foundation is loving the government but also wants to raise public awareness of just how harmful the waste is, the important loading waste in particular. so many people don't even understand that we have a 2nd. another thing coming from the level to the global south, or that there are other issues that are affecting the policy if i want to. so what we want to do is rea

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people saving lives constantly find themselves in the process of you quite new forces all these room acosta have brings as a report on how ambulance crews fulfill the duties every day. i'm inside an ambulance, which was attacked by a ukrainian drone explosive of drugs are right here for the windshield glass. at the moment, only a driver was sitting in the car and he's been severely wounded. the rest of the ambulance crew were inside the house helping out a page. and had they been here that would have been dead on those of us. a 2 guards have been damaged this month. here's one. and there's the other. how do you work under these conditions? well, we have to, somebody has to 6 people, right? that's what we do. you're the 1st thing you do when you arrive is to look up into the sky to see if anything is hanging over you. if there is, you'd better run because every ambulance has a red cross on the roof and it's like a target for them. they hitch that cross ukrainian nationalist are using both a phoebe or kindly causing drones. and of course those drop explosives as well. we spoke to some of the

it's acosta. i think clearly demonstrate that there was the bed setting up at the atrocities, denigration of stallings intellectual. very, very influential feeling. the select shaped perceptions are starting from many, many, many decays now. yep. oh yeah. especially perhaps in the west 5th across. absolutely . but, but that, that perceptions change even in the less than possibly a function of the fact we felt the collapse this over here in the open up the rush . all cause the storage. and i was a much, much more materials. but you know, to work with and this is your paint is a completely different picture. not just stalling about the house. so the system from the one you get get from trophy. and one of the discoveries of the, the post soviet period in the all cars has the, the extent to which time it was an intellectual, unintended guy, simple ideas. a mindful piece is part of that, that body of work. but of course, i have a particular in the sustain focus on strong st. see actual 15 in relation t

suggestion is that once how mazda is defeats, it is where our will maintain a full minute treat control as acosta. however, it will have no hahn in the governance of civilian fast. the. instead, local public spending committees will take charge, so long as they don't pose any threat law, so the tennessee will promise not to build any settlements. the skyland also talks through the idea of strategy in the blue, which is now taking place mainly in the south. he said at this stage, the focus is on raids, special operations on the destruction of tunnels reset idea for operations repealed in the underground network, including a wesson's manufacturing facility. meanwhile, in less than 2 days, across garza as a 100 have been killed and $300.00 more wounded as a result of his really bombardment, the local minister of health says that this brings the total death toll to 22400. since the will per account in early october, we do the fighting on the ground remains intense all across the enclave. this whitehead is footage from the northern part of the strip of which very little is left and though a few paces

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and the also being acosta and laura han, i'll just sarah tel aviv the wrong and some and pug of stones topped diplomats in the country off the pack of stones that forced card opportunity 3 strikes and the reading problems. this is done. and blitz has done a range and authority say at least 9 people killed. somebody has long alleged the pollution separate to scripts. i mean launching attacks on impacts done from inside or on. on tuesday, around carry down to the attack, the killed 2 children and bleach has done provence in pakistan to or on says it was targeting a city group. come all high that has more not from jeff or about the district in the bleached on blue, just on presence of pocket stuff. a weird and below just on bravo. and this is the country's largest proven encompassing an area of 42 percent. it is strategically important, but there is, of course, a conflict growing in this area, both on the pockets on each side as well as on the iranian side of august on the throne. go to strike targets incited on here and go to. but they were careful enough to mention that the drones did n

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