amin al-husseini sent several delegations to london to investigate the palestinian issue. palestinian national movement was trying to establish friendly relations with england. have a hostile relationship with the zionist movement. something that was possible in practice. because in fact they were two sides of the same coin. but a few years later, an incident ignited the fire of conflicts that had started earlier. in the summer of 1999 , zionist groups gathered in front of the netba wall in jerusalem, which the palestinians know as al-baraqaq . this action launched a violent demonstration called the baraq rebellion led by farhan al-saadi. more than 100 arabs and jews were killed on both sides . sir john chancellor, the new british high commissioner in palestine, demanded severe punishment for the participants. in this uprising. the request of the arab delegations to reduce the punishment for the arrest of 3 palestinians who were executed in june 1930. in the first 10 years of british rule in palestine. the number of jews more than doubled and reached 175,000 people, and th

amin al-husseini sent several delegations to london to investigate the palestinian issue. palestinian national movement tried to have friendly relations with england and hostile relations with the zionist movement, which was in practice, because in fact they were two sides of the same coin. but a few years later by accident the fire ignited the conflicts that had started earlier. in the summer of 1999, groups gathered in front of the netba wall in jerusalem, which palestinians know as al-baraqaq. this action launched a violent demonstration called the baraq rebellion led by farhan al-saadi. more than 100 arabs and jews were killed on both sides . sir john chancellor, the new british high commissioner in palestine, demanded severe punishment for the participants in this uprising. they were executed despite the request of the arab delegations to work. in the first 10 years of british rule in palestine, the number of jews more than doubled to 175,000 he arrived and this matter makes him happy. they describe it as a desert. something that was far from reality. demonstrations a

main political body of palestine, the high arab committee headed by mufti of jerusalem, haj amin al-husseini. the palestinian political leadership was now in exile. the rebellion continued despite the absence of the palestinian leadership. the british government sent reinforcements to crush the violent protests. britain sent its best generals in world war i to palestine to crush this revolution. british soldiers do their best. to disarm the palestinian fighters. one of their measures was an extensive search to discover weapons. if even an empty puke was found in a house, they would blow up the whole house and so on. hundreds of palestinian citizens were accused of carrying weapons they were taken to a forced labor camp. the british used collective punishment to pressure the citizens . to punish the people who supported the revolutionaries , they burn their fields. the people were dying of hunger. during the long hot days of summer, they destroyed the houses and carried out a long siege. all these measures gradually weakened the morale of the palestinians. at the same time as disarming the pa

in a conflict, abdul qadir al-husseini , who had just returned from a trip, was martyred. palestinian fighters are under pressure. but they resist to the end. for the zionists , the war with the palestinians was more difficult than bombing the streets and markets. for this reason , they act with artillery. the attackers are getting closer. deir yassin is besieged. few defenders are killed quickly become the zionists, who have a long history of using dynamite, blow up palestinian houses with their inhabitants. then they announce through the loudspeaker that people can leave the village. run away as soon as possible and save your life. those who survived leave their homes little by little. the zionists are becoming more ruthless. they massacre people. in the worst possible way, the crimes that happened are unbelievable. the remaining reports indicate bitter and heartbreaking events. i visited the palestinian village of silwan at 10 am. someone present to speak those they are embarrassed. women, girls and even old people have been violated. the girls were slaughtered. they li

al- husseini, you're still with me and thank you so much for hanging on there, um, i just want you to put your your medical hat on for second, some of what we just saw in terms of what this means for patients and and and healthcare workers under these conditions, may i have a quick comment on that from you sir? yeah, it's unfortunate, nobody could you could have imagined in this day and age, there would be doctors operating in the way they were operating without any light or any... sanitation as fahim was saying and these injured people for any reason under great danger and to allow them to die in front of their doctors and nurses who trying their best, including risking their lives to save them, and it's really something that goes against all the geneva conventions in in war situations, and obviously it's a shame on the humanity to remain silent to... allow such situations to happen or even to prevail, unfortunately, indeed. i sometimes words fail us when we're trying, jonathan chadwick to to just really paint a picture for the audience there, as if some of these images were not enou

al- husseini, you're still with me in. thank you so much for hanging on there, um, i just want you to put your your medical hat on for second, some of what we just saw in terms of what this means for patients and and and healthcare workers under these conditions, may i have a quick comment on that from you sir, yeah, it's it's unfortunate, nobody could you could have imagine in this day and age, there would be... doctors operating in the way they were operating without any light or any sanitation as fahim was saying and the l these injured people for any reason and the great danger and to allow them to die in front of their doctors and nurses who trying their best including risking their lives to save them and it's really something goes against all the geneva conventions in in war situations and obviously it's a shame on the humanity to remain silent to allow such situations to happen or even to prevail, unfortunately. indeed, i sometimes words fail us when we're trying jonathan chadwick to to just really paint picture for

al husseini, you're still with me and thank you so much for hanging on there. um, i just want you to put your your medical hat on for second, some of... what we just saw in terms of what this means for patients and and and healthcare workers under these conditions, may i have a quick comment on that from you sir? yeah, it's unfortunate, nobody could you could have imagine in this day and age there would be doctors operating in the way they were operating without any light or any sanitation as for him or... and the these injured people for any reason and the great danger and to allow them to die in front of their doctors and nurses who trying their best, including risking their lives to save them, and it's really something that goes against all the geneva conventions in in war situations, and obviously it's a shame on the humanity to remain silent to allow such situations to happen. or even to prevail, unfortunately. indeed. i sometimes words fail us when we're trying jonathan chadwick to to just really paint picture for the audience there as if some of these im

al- husseini, you're still with me and thank you so much for hanging on there. um, i just want you to put your your medical hat on for second, some of what we just saw in terms of what this means for patients and and and healthcare workers under these conditions. may i have a quick comment on that from you sir? yeah, it's unfortunate, nobody could you could have imagined. in this day and age there would be doctors operating in the way they were operating without any light or any sanitation as fahim was saying and the these injured people for any reason under great danger and to allow them to die in front of their doctors and nurses who trying their best including risking their lives to save them and it's really something that goes against all the geneva conventions. in in war situations and obviously it's a shame on the humanity to remain silent to allow such situations to happen or even to prevail, unfortunately, indeed. i sometimes words fail us when we're trying, jonathan chadwick to to just really paint a picture for the audience there as if some of these im

al husseini is here. great to have you. we are talking how the ecb and boe pushed back on eminent cuts, on the back of peru and brazil cutting. we saw the diversions in '23. will there be a convergence toward the path of easing in 2024? >> i think that is right. major emerging market central banks were ahead of the fed. they are now in line, starting to ease. the fed is giving them room. the fed is ahead of the ecb and boe. as inflation comes down in the u.s., they can accelerate their transition to easing. in the next 12 months, it's likely other central banks will catch up. japan and china being outliers. haidi: what do you make of the decision yesterday and chair powell's commentary? it was taken as dovish by the markets. going into this, we thought it would be a hawkish hold in order to not let the markets get ahead of themselves. what happened? >> the story in some ways is simple. inflation has come down faster than anticipated. that put pressure on the fed to adjust policy to reflect the reality. throughout the year,

premer of women in war by the celebrated iraqi writer and director jawad al-asadi, and via skype, doctor and analyst ali husseinie with that number doubled. your reflections? well, i mean, i, you, one reflects with grief at the loss of life in in in gaza at the moment. um um, but if you're asking me whether i'm surprised that that escalation has happened in the number of people killed, i don't think i'm surprised, i think that what was happening then, which was during the truth, that was the last time that we spoke, i think uh, at the end of that truth, when the israeli, whatever he was, probably a public relations person, um, told us that the gaza people were going to receive the mother of all thumpings, um, i think that it was clear anyway. that um that israel was going to start the killing again a very, very escalated level, and that's exactly what's happened. um, nothing that the americans said about precise targeting has really um entered their strategy strategic um tool box, and they've continued their um their assault on the on the gaza people, but of course and and and also you're right to mention the we

premier of woman in war by the celebrated iraqi writer and director joad al-asadi and via skype doctor and analyst ali husseini joining us from london, good to see you both and jonathan, i remember it was quite a few weeks back where you grace that very sofa and we asked you for your thoughts on how did we manage to have over 10,00 souls taken and yet here we are with that number doubled your reflections? well, i mean, i, you, one reflects with grief at the loss of life in in in gaza at the moment, um, but if you're asking me whether i'm... surprised that that escalation has happened in the number of people killed, i don't think i'm surprised, i think that what was happening then, which was during the truth, that was the last time that we spoke, i think at the end of that truce when the israeli, whatever he was, probably a public relations person and told us that the gaza people were going to receive the mother of all thumpings, um, i think that it was clear anyway that that israel was going to start the killing. again a very, very escalated level, and that's exactly what's happened, um, nothing that the ameri

muni, michael valdés jackson, joel husseini, buda y will richmond estarán para el 2024, los cuales también se quedan con rodríguez, quien estaba a préstamo y ahora se une al veremos si se queda entonces con el equipo también. no va a estar más jonathan menza, que va a entrar a la agencia libre. nos vamos a quedar con el fútbol, pero ahora vamos a pasar con la selección estadounidense femenil que juega mañana por la pantalla de telemundo 48. las barras y las estrellas reciben a china en el sur de la florida. la directora técnica interina kilgore, hoy habló sobre el partido y de ice, la nueva técnico que va a tomar el control que va a estar ahora en adelante, pero que hoy ya pudo hablar con el equipo. escuchamos it's been really great, it's been very very natural, there's been good communication ahead of time and this is just felt like another great step. >> there's definitely a sense of belonging where the group is really excited to get back together. integrate some new players and also a lot of excitement and a really like new feeling. just having mr around she's been focused on a player relationships and starting to get to know them and i've been focused