civil service, deploy the national guard to american cities as he sees fit, close the white house pandemic preparedness office and staff his administration with acolytes who back his false assertions that the 2020 election was stolen.

. >> we turn now to a story about history, culture and the changing face of american cities. orhood that's been thriving in so many big cities for decades is now facing an uncertain future. they were once a staple of many american cities, but now chinatowns are beginning to disappear. you know, 66 years is not chump change. >> and i've been here from day one. >> with rents on the rise and younger generations choosing to leave retail behind for other careers, the fate of many historic businesses are in jeopardy. ting's gift shop opened in 1958 but just said goodbye to chinatown in manhattan. >> grandma had a store hack anywhere she can find a space. she had something. it was every space was used. >> we don't want to lose these legacy businesses because they've really shaped the cultural fabric of manhattan's chinatown. >> from 2019 to 2021, manhattan's chinatown saw a 26% drop in job opportunities. the pandemic only added to those challenges. but it's not just the businesses, the very demographic that is the bloodline of these communities is fleeing. housing costs are one major

here in new york's montefiore health center and in its counterparts in other american cities and towns, this concept of care has profoundly affected both the health professional and the patient. in york, a lot, though they never had a doctor before, at least not one who knew his name and, his medical history. he had much swelling in your legs. yeah, it's just adaptations in a way, to keep cool. that is so sad. would hope so. be that i don't run from it because my dad, mrs. skinner, is getting on in years and it never entered her mind that she'd getting so much interest attention in a place devoted to medical care. so saying, don't kill me and don't. i thought, you know, have something to do with your heart. mrs. hitchcock complains about a lot of things, but she never thought complaining her medical care would make a difference. but it is if i took the pills. but every time i the pill instead of my arm and stop hurting it hurt. and then my chest would hurt up about. and just a few short months ago, it certainly occurred to many of these people that they'd be helping shape the entire in

all right, so let's get started with the something appears to be happening to a great american city that was probably emblematic of what is happening really across the country. san francisco has become a city of either which really rich, we're really poor, a place where homeless people are everywhere, a place where you can afford even a one bedroom apartment. a place for crime is so ramp, but so ramping, police cannot stop it. in fact, they do not stop it, people walk into stores and just walk out with whatever it is they want. stores are starting to use, change the lock things up as best they can. it's also why a lot of big stores, lot of big corporations in the united states, but just getting out there, leaving town on in less than a month. these 3 target stores in the bay area will all be shut down. and the reason it's something we're seeing far too often offers is closing if largest store in san francisco overs, safety concerns. so our managers tell us, they're temporarily closing the mid market location to ensure the safety of their team members. starbucks will be closing 7 location

something appears to be happening to a great american city that is probably emblematic of what is happening really across the country. san francisco has become a city of either which really, which were really poor, a place where homeless people are everywhere, a place where you can afford even a one bedroom apartment. a place for crime is so ramp, but so ramping, police cannot stop it. in fact, they do not stop it, the people walk into stores and just walk out with whatever it is they want. stores you're starting to use, change the lock things up as best they can. it's also why a lot of big stores, lot of big corporations in the united states, but just getting out there, leaving town on an less than a month. these 3 target stores in the bay area will all be shut down. and the reason it's something we're seeing far too often offers is closing its largest store in san francisco over safety concerns. so our managers tell us, they're temporarily closing the mid market location to ensure the safety of their team members. starbucks will be closing 7 locations in downtown san francisco and you see

of the last thousand years - geta vyadoma, help in the championship world in fencing with the american citymembers of the national team of the soviet union raperista. at that time, every match was an event, along with the success of our athletes, and the voice of vladimir novitsky was an event. in the nineties and the beginning of the 2000s, before the advent of the digital revolution and the advent of social networks, sports were treated the same way, and this was exactly what was next to belarusian sports. navitski was born in 1954 in brest into a military family, graduated from the belarusian state polytechnic institute with a degree in power engineering, and later received a diploma from the correspondence department of the faculty of journalism of the bsu. and into sports journalism i got there thanks to a letter i wrote to the directorate of sports programs of belarusian television. it was. 12 olympiads were held with his participation; none of our colleagues can boast of this. this admiration, you know, for sports, this interest, this is how the spectacle is, you have it, this is how

but the protest potential is naturally great, because that there are campuses in in all major american citiesive part of the population, but also summer... holidays, now many are busy studying, not everyone is ready to sit in tents, not everyone is ready to run with palestinian flags, in the summer there will be more free time, there will be more people willing just join these protests to have a good time, which is exactly what bell did, by the way. part of the quintessence of the protest events of 1968 were the actions of the ippy movement, this is the left militant wing of the hip movement. so it is possible, probably to name them, during the democratic convention in chicago. there is an amazing irony here, of course, because this year.

in the continuation of anti-zionist demonstrations in american cities, including in universities. they were university professors. in new york, the police arrested 100 people by attacking the demonstrators. student protests have also affected university graduation ceremonies. some universities , including columbia and southern california , have canceled the ceremony at berkeley university. students supporting palestine chanted slogans in support of palestine at the graduation ceremony. at the university of texas, after the graduation ceremony , a number of students held a demonstration in support of palestine. also at the university of virginia hundreds of students and professors left the graduation ceremony to protest the association of this university with the zionist regime. reuters news agency reported that american police in florida used tear gas and pepper spray to disperse peaceful demonstrations of supporters of palestine. according to this report, most of these demonstrators were women and some children were also present. when the crowd asks what are you arresting for whi

to what is said biden, the pictures that are also being actively taken now on the streets of american citiesa, first. the capital of the united states of america, this is the center of the city, where there is just, well, a huge number of drug addicts, and no one cares about them, and this is the case in almost all major cities of the united states, philadelphia is not the worst option there, i don’t know, portland, this is already the drug capital of the united states, it’s even worse there, but it all looks like, yes, american cities, in fact. there is one interesting integral indicator of the state of the economy, not the size of the gdp, which biden likes to use, but the ratio of household savings and debts, look, an interesting ratio, the red one is consumer loans, credit cards and so on, this is the debt load, the sign is accumulation, personal savings, look what happened in the last 2 years, right? that is, the debt burden has skyrocketed, savings are heading towards zero, this is indeed a very alarming situation for the american society, and indeed, this problem, firstly, a lot of am

led to disaster. 21st century, football game, bibles, during the sodomite march in one of the american citiessect that rejects the church hierarchy. victoria, former under secretary of state for political affairs, is jewish. her husband, robert kagan, co-founder of the new american century organization, one of the ideologists of the concept of us exceptionalism and a new world order. jeffrey paeth, former us ambassador to ukraine in greece. according to some reports, he is an atheist. samuel brownbag, former us ambassador for international religious freedom, is a catholic. ex-cia officer reveals the behind-the-scenes secrets of the fight against orthodoxy. after i left the cia, i became the chief investigator for the us senate foreign relations committee. as i understand it, it was hillary clinton who started the policy of church schism during her tenure. continued under the republican administration of donald trump and the democratic administration of joe biden. the split was seen as a way to weaken russia and spoil its relations with ukraine, although previously such a problem did not exist

happening now, but the protest potential is naturally great, because there are campuses in all major american citiesonally active part of the population, and summer holidays, now many are busy studying, not everyone is ready to sit in tents, not everyone is ready to run around with palestinian... flags, in the summer there will be more free time, more will be willing to simply join these protests in order to have a good time, which, by the way, was the case with bell. part of the quintessence of the protest events of 1968 were the actions of the ippy movement, this is the left militant wing of the movement hippies, as you can probably call them, during the democratic convention in chicago. there is, of course, an amazing irony here, because you... this year the democratic convention will also be in chicago, this year also at this convention they will approve a candidate, a party candidate to participate in the presidential election, well, it is clear that for now it will be joe biden, there are no other options, but the very surroundings of this congress, the overheated atmosphere around it, they ma

the beautiful mosaic that represents the diversity of our apa community and as your first asian american city attorney i want to say how proud i am along with all the leaders here in this room to be part of the most historic cultural and social asian american capital in the country. without further ado, let us bring up our first community milestone award. i are want to invite on the stage, gabby wu, the board president of wamay. gabby, come on up. [applause] waymay is the first and long standing bilingual organization in san francisco. formed 50 years ago makeic sure children regardless of the first language can learn in a environment to excel. to date provided services to literally thousands of families with programs in early childhood care education before and after school and weekend classes and community engagement. dead kateed to beingfective community voice, proud to be a anchor in the san francisco sunset neighborhood and surrounding neighborhoods for bilingual education, please join me in congratulating, wamay. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, esteemed guests and dear community, i

and they say that's a goal more american cities should also embrace. >> if you look at the cities aroundd by american tourists, internationally, they are cities that are walkable, that are interesting to explore. so i think there's a clear economic case for redesigning cities. >> reporter: she studies sustainable cities at yale and points out that local businesses do better in pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods and people are healthier and happier, too. >> if we redesigned our cities for climate, we are actually redesigning our cities for health, human well-being and social cohesion. i want to underscore, this is how cities have been designed historically. >> reporter: which is why some of the most walkable cities in the u.s. are some of mesh's oldest cities. boston, new york, san francisco, chicago. buteven in more car-centric, florida, miami beach has converted streets to pedestrian malls and built miles ofbike lanes. cars were created to allow humans to go where we wanted. but we're starting to remember that we really like these kinds of walkable neighborhoods. in miami, we see a high

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he is from the american city of hanover, the video showing him being violently thrown to the ground by the american police made his name famous and caused many media to write about him and ask who annalise orlek is, annalise orlek , head of jewish studies at dartmouth university. he was banned from entering the university for 6 months for protecting students who had gathered in support of palestine against police attacks. he has been working as a history professor in this university for 34 years because of his interest in studying the field history has said that i was born and raised in brooklyn, new york. the wonderful collection of brooklyn cultures books made me interested in studying history and ethnicity, which continues to this day. ms. analyst he called the police's treatment of a professor who has spent half of his life in this university shameful and believes that it is funny for the police to attack the university where he teaches. 90 professors, students and journalists were arrested in the raid of the anti-riot police on dartmouth university. the armed confrontation of the

francisco and particularly san francisco downtown to move forward and be successful as a great american city, it is about bringing people together because they want to be together not because they center to be together and music is a strong part that. the planet concert sear ries coming up and happening throughout the city not just golden gate park but downtown locations are a great example. there are smaller examples as well. the landing at--is a new plaza we constructed in the mayor roadmap where two streets come together akwraisant to a couple restaurants closed to cars in daytime, chairs and seating and throughout the week they have lunch time and evening music to bring people together after work. they participate in that. something we are working on setting up for next year which is really exciting is our sf live program and that will bring a full 2024 concert series where we match local venues bringing their work and partnership to useian square, music center plaza and embark cadero. we will be able to announce concert series through the sf- >> you mentioned vacant to vibrant, that pro

demonstrations and gatherings of supporters of palestine continue in american cities and universitiesf american citizens protested in front of google's office. they say that google is helping the zionist regime in genocide. technical. google cooperates with the zionist regime in the plan of one tenth of a billion dollars of nim boos slow down in this plan, google has provided full access to the company's cloud services for the israeli army. google has already fired dozens of its employees who supported palestine. google and amazon's contract with israel is aimed at technologies such as artificial intelligence. it should be used to cause direct harm and it really hurts. it shouldn't be like that. the students of harvard university, who have been sitting for weeks , say that they succeeded in persuading the university officials to cut ties with the zionist regime. on the other hand, the police at the university of rochester also collected student tents have taken action. the president of princeton university also ordered the dismantling of the protestors' tents. dozens of professors and

anti-zionist demonstrations continue in american cities and universities. in chicago, america, thousands of people in support. demonstrators from palestine called for the liberation of palestine and the cessation of aid to the zionist regime . at the university. in america, student protests continue . groups of employees and professors of three california universities protested against violence amez police started their strike with pro-palestinian students in los angeles. last month, the police arrested more than 200 students of los angeles university by suppressing the students. in canada, students still set up tents in some universities. greece has announced that foreign students are protesting in support of palestine. the head of the country's election headquarters announced the collection of votes of iranians abroad for the 14th term of the presidential election. this election will be held on friday the 8th of july. this year, at the time of our voting , some of our pilgrims in baitullah al-haram have not yet returned to the country. well, these arrange

. >> now to a story about history and culture and the changing face of american cities. chinatowns are seeing a shift. san jose once had not only a thriving chinatown, but five of them. san francisco and oakland, have historic chinatowns, but of them, only oakland is growing up only a half a percent since the year 2000. since 1990, the population in san francisco's chinatown has dropped by 6. chinatown is, like ours, have been thriving in big cities for decades, but now that future is uncertain, and the reason is complicated. abc news reporter andrea fujii has the details. >> they were once a staple of many american cities, but now chinatowns are beginning to disappear. you know, 66 years is not chump change. >> and i've been here from day one. >> with rents on the rise and younger generations choosing to leave retail behind for other careers, the fate of many historic businesses are in jeopardy. ting's gift shop opened in 1958 but just said goodbye to chinatown in manhattan. >> grandma had the store packed anywhere she can find a space. >> she had something. it was ever

demonstrations and gatherings of supporters of palestine continue in american cities and universities. hundreds of american citizens protested in front of google's office. they say that the google company told the zionist regime of the students of harvard university, who sat in for weeks, in persuading the authorities. the university succeeded in cutting ties with the zionist regime . on the other hand, the police at the university of rochester have collected the tents of the students , as well as the president of princeton university. dozens of professors and students of this university have been on hunger strike since last week. pro-palestinian students also sat in the new york university graduate center library and changed its name to al-aqsa university library by installing a cloth. the united states last month and shortly after the departure of a delegation from niamey to reveal the story of the termination of military cooperation between niger and the united states. niger officials from the end the military cooperation between the two countries had been announced and now the pri

if you are renting today in major american cities, and that is a long-term infrastructure, things arestructure problem on our part, things are tough. your inflation rate looks very different than mine does. >> exactly, and high interest rates, olle, are something that are not talked about very much in terms of lower income people and their effect on lower income people, but the fact of b the matter is it's not only mortgages and rents, the higher interest rates affect but also auto loans and all the bank credit cards and credit card fees and a load of really low income people are being hurt co badly by high interest rates. >> so bob, here is the problem. people want joe biden and his administration to go out and talk about the actual things that airmac doing in the economy that are good for the long- term. there is a lot of infrastructure building, a lot of chips, things like that and some of these short term gains but in particular, progressives wanted to be recognized that we still have remarkable inequality. we still have some people for whom inflation is hard to control. how do yo

also, the supporters of palestine in the american city of seattle displayed a cloth with the names of martyred children under the age of 6 in gaza. at harvard university, students announced to. all the request of the university officials to end the demonstrations is determined to continue the protests until they reach their goal. at the university of massachusetts , security forces also clashed with students. at the same time, rashid talilib, a member of the american congress , said: "it is a shame that the american police enter the university campus and shoot the students with plastic bullets and electric shocks." aims anti-zionist demonstrations in universities outside the united states entered a new phase with the withdrawal of two universities in spain and the republic of iran in front of students. these two universities in response to demands the students announced that they will sever their ties with the zionist regime. at the same time , student protests took place in several universities in iceland, spain, etc. students held palestinian flags against the zionists and chanted s

demonstrations of supporters of palestine continue in various american cities and universities, including new york, washington, dallas, and new orleans. students and professors of columbia university in new york with dr. carrying cloths written on and chanting the slogans of the american police in violent confrontation with students is considered to be an arrest they condemned many of them. pro -palestinian students against the war in gaza also gathered and sat down at george washington and tulane universities. the american police removed the students' tents and forcibly threw them out of tulim university and arrested about 20 students. in two weeks. in the past, the anger of american students against the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza has increased and the gatherings and protests have spread in america. the islamic resistance movement of palestine, hamas, issued a statement and expressed its appreciation for the decision of the president of colombia to sever political relations with the zionist regime. movement hamas position gustav petro is an important victory for the sacrifices

demonstration of supporters palestine continues in various american cities and universities, including new york, washington, dallas and new orleans. students and fall of columbia university in new york holding cloth. many of them condemned the actions of the american police in violently confronting the students by writing and chanting slogans. pro -palestinian students against the war in gaza also gathered and sat down at george washington and tulane universities. the american police removed the students' tents and forced them out of the tulane university campus and arrested about 20 students. in two weeks in the past, the anger of american students against the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza has increased and the gatherings and protests have spread in america. al-mayadeen news channel has announced that it has reached a copy of the initial agreement for a ceasefire in gaza and the exchange of prisoners. so far, the official sources of hamas and the zionist regime have not reacted to this report. according to this report, this agreement consists of 3 stages, in which stage. first,

he would deploy the national guard to american cities as he sees fit, close the white house pandemictration with acolytes who back is false assertion the 2020 election was stolen. i'm joined now by someone who covered trump extensively in his first term, as staff writer for the atlantic. this is in line with other reporting. i think what distinguishes it is there is an interview with trump, although what he says in that interview was kind of as worthless as everything he says. sort of veggie on some stuff and straightforward on others, but it does seem to me that the picture is quite clear. >> no question. i've been doing stories for the past year about what trump would do if he came back to the white house and what is interesting is often we would do these stories and we had many conversations with republicans were tentatively backing trump and they would say you guys in the media are being so alarmist. i think you are trying to scare people. but he doesn't really mean these things he says in the rally. he doesn't really mean these things he says on social media. and then he gets in

america, a name and a picture have been seen a lot for a few hours orlek, a 65-year-old jew from the american city of hanover , the video that shows the american police violently throwing him to the ground , made his name popular and caused him to write in many media and ask who is annalise orlek , annalise orlek, the president jewish studies at dartmouth university were banned from entering the university for 6 months for protecting students who had gathered in support of palestine from police attacks. he, who has been working as a professor of history in this university for 34 years , said about his interest in studying history: i was in the neighborhood. i was born and raised in brooklyn, new york. the wonderful collection of brooklyn cultures books made me interested in studying history and ethnicity , which continues to this day. ms. analyst called the police's treatment of a professor who has spent half of his life in this university shameful and believes that it is funny for the police to attack the university where he teaches. in the riot police raid. 90 professors, students and journalist

and these are the stories that you need to know about today. san francisco, once a great american city, it's a mess. and i'm gonna tell you why. and then there's the congressman adam shift is robbed and you're never going to be able to guess where it's happening. and also us christians who choose zionism over everything else, including other questions. so say other questions. i'm rick sanchez, this direct impact the . all right, so let's get started with the something.

demonstrations of supporters of palestine in various american cities and universities, including new york, washington. students and professors of columbia university in new york, holding rags and chanting slogans against the american police they condemned the violent confrontation with the students and arrested many of them. pro -palestinian students against the war in gaza also gathered and protested at george washington university and tel aviv university. the american police removed the students' tents and forced them out of the tulane university campus and arrested about 20 students. in the last two weeks, the anger of american students against the crime of the regime. it has increased in gaza and gatherings and protests have spread in america. the palestinians of deir al-balah thanked the students of american universities by sending a message. according to al-aqsa network, request palestinian citizens from arab and european countries are holding demonstrations and similar actions to end the genocidal war in gaza. i thank an american university and its students for the gatherings t

of this country's support to the zionist regime. will continue supporters of palestine in the american city of seattle raised a cloth with the names of martyred children under the age of 6 in gaza next to the palestinian flag. in iceland, students holding palestinian flags chanted slogans in protest against the crimes committed by the zionist regime in gaza. students of the university of utrecht, the netherlands, held a night demonstration to show their support for the palestinian nation they announced and demanded an immediate ceasefire in gaza . in amsterdam, the capital of the netherlands, the police severely suppressed the student demonstrations. european union institutions in brussels also sat down in protest against the crimes of the zionist regime. the people of maghreb demanded the normalization of relations between muslim countries and the zionist regime with the palestinian rally in front of the parliament of this country. ezz palestine palestine palestine bawk al-muttabain according to the forecast of the meteorological organization in the next 24 hours, palestine. the rains will

anti-zionist demonstrations and protests against america's support of the occupying regime in the american city of portland have been drawn into a conflict. students at the graduation ceremony of the university of michigan with slogans in support of palestine, the speech of us navy secretary carlos deltoro and raised the flag of palestine. at princeton university, students showed their solidarity with the people of gaza and ghati and the lack of food in this area with a hunger strike. the students of texas and harvard universities also held a protest rally in protest of the genocide in gaza. the students of the university of irvine, california announced that they will continue to sit until their demands are met. the scope of student gatherings and sit-ins outside the united states against the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza by joining new universities to the widespread protests in the university of dublin, the capital of the republic of iran , students gathered to declare their opposition to the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza and chanted slogans against this regime and its western su

anti-zionist demonstrations and protests against america's support of the occupying regime in the american city of portland turned into a conflict. students at the graduation ceremony of the university of michigan with slogans in support of palestine. they disrupted the speech of us navy secretary carlos deltor and waved palestinian flags. at princeton university, students depend on themselves the people of gaza showed their poverty and lack of food in this barricade with a hunger strike. the students of texas and harvard universities also held a protest rally in protest of the genocide in gaza. because i know what i've seen, i am not afraid, i am not afraid, i will f for liberation. the students of the university of irvine, california also announced that they will continue the anti-zionist sit-in until all their demands are met. these students also emphasized that they want their university to stop investing in the occupied territories . at the same time as the demonstrations of university students continue in support of the palestinian people, the united states released a video of palestinian

demonstrations of supporters of palestine in various american cities and universities, including new york, washington, dallas and new orleans. continues. students and professors of columbia university in new york , holding cloths and chanting slogans , condemned the actions of the american police in violent confrontation with the students, arresting a large number of them . pro-palestinian students against the war in gaza gathered and sat down at the george washington university and the american university of tel aviv. american police tents remove the students and forcibly remove them from the premises. tulane university kicked out and arrested about 20 students. in the last two weeks, the anger of american students against the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza has increased and the gatherings and protests have spread in america. the number of detained american students supporting palestine has reached 1,500. texas is one of the states that have arrested protesting students and this is happening now. in this state, the law of freedom of expression in universities was approved some

floyd, massive protests called the black lives matter movement have taken place in dozens of american cities in protest against police brutality against blacks was established. the weather capital in chile has changed the quorum of the past 70 years. according to the announcement of the meteorological department of chile , yesterday morning the air temperature in santiago, the capital of this country, reached minus degrees celsius. this temperature at this time of the year has been unprecedented since the 1950s. chile is located in the southern hemisphere it is and now it is fall season in this country. chilean authorities have warned about the possibility of snow, lightning and wind in this country. chile's civil protection office also provides shelter for homeless people. end of this news section. hello, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the football magazine . considering the end of the suspension period of mr. azizi khadim , i have some questions. do you have any specific information about the group that removed and suspended mr. azizi khadim? please give us an explanation. mr. frayad, i

anti-zionist demonstrations continue in american cities and universities. he united states, thousands of people demonstrated in support of palestine . students protest in american universities continues. a group of employees and professors of three california universities started their strike in protest of the violent police treatment of pro-palestinian students in los angeles. last month, the police arrested more than 200 students of los angeles university by suppressing the students. in canada , students still set up tents in some universities . greece has announced that foreign students who participate in demonstrations in support of palestine will be expelled. the dutch police also beat the demonstrators who had gathered in support of palestine. zionist military with anti-personnel rockets in the settlement rafah was shocked to hear the news. al-aqsa martyrs' battalions also announced rocket attacks on zionist soldiers in the natsarim axis. the zionist regime called for the wounding of 14 zionist soldiers in the gaza strip last night. the quds battalions

anti-zionist demonstrations continue in american cities and universities. thousands of people demonstrated in chicago in support of palestine. those who believe in the freedom of palestine and cut off aid to the regime they asked zionist. student protests continue in american universities. groups of employees and professors of three california universities began their strike in protest of the violent police treatment of pro-palestinian students in los angeles. last month, the police arrested more than 200 students of los angeles university by suppressing the students. in canada , students still set up tents in some universities . greece has announced that foreign students who participate in demonstrations in support of palestine will be expelled. the indian police in laha also beat the demonstrators who were in support of palestine had gathered. the zionist regime has apologized for the wounding of 14 zionist soldiers in shaban yesterday in the gaza strip. the quds battalions, the military wing of the palestinian islamic jihad movement, published pictures o

palestine were also widely present at the graduation ceremony of the university of california in the american cityeley. they raised palestinian flags in the stadium where the ceremony was held. they turned around and chanted the slogan of the liberation of palestine. thousands of supporters of palestine held neighborhood. the eurogen competition demonstrated in the city of malmoed and chanted the slogan of the liberation of palestine. demonstrators raised palestinian flags and protested the participation of the zionist regime in these competitions. the police clashed with the protesters and arrested some of them. the people of italy and greece declared their support for the palestinian people by holding demonstrations and demanded an immediate end to the war in gaza. the cities of madrid, paris, amsterdam, the capital of the netherlands and oslo, the capital of norway , were also the scene of public demonstrations to declare solidarity with the palestinian people. supporters of palestine in luxemburg also condemned the crimes of the zionist regime by holding demonstrations. in occupied palestine,

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