now that's amnesty . like it's now that's amnesty.not quite an amnesty, because of course, to be a prisoner, you would have had you had to be convicted. the process. yes and then in 1999, there was an actual amnesty for para military kidnappers . nobody complained. kidnappers. nobody complained. >> nobody complained about that . >> nobody complained about that. >> nobody complained about that. >> not single complaint then? >> not a single complaint then? yes. this new legislation yes. so this new legislation could be seen. i mean, taking in isolation, perhaps is not, isolation, it perhaps is not, uh, is not that pleasant, but it could be seen as a continuum of those earlier processes where nobody an eyelid . nobody batted an eyelid. >> well, thank you so much for really excellent explanation of what is happening . we may what is happening. we may disagree on the echr, but i think you've explained think what you've explained today been extremely today has been extremely helpful. grateful. helpful. i'm very grateful. thank um, well, we'

key point here is that this is this is part of the human rights industry, human rights watch and amnesty international, these are... western platformed organizations, they are funded by various western sources in in the case of human rights watch, george soros for very... long time was the number one funder, but the saudi royal family gives generously to human rights watch, um, they are not martial organizations, they they are a branch of american imperialism, they they are there to target who the us government tells them to target, eritrea is case in point, um, ethiopia, they they conduct these smear campaign and like the investigation of the hospital, they very rarely have people on the ground interviewing the participants. they simply write up what they have been told to write up and and submit it, the the the entire ngo empire globally needs to be examined, i think by the public in general, there is tendency for people to simply assume that amnesty and human rights watch, in medicine, the world health organization, all of these these sort of transnational, theoretically independent o

we're really talks to mexicans about amnesty. you make of this, we're in mexico talking to mexicans about amnesty for the millions of illegal immigrants that are now here. >> it is weakness by this administration, we get rolled and be not respected on the world stage, we need to get back to president trump's america first agenda, we this hi things like remain in mexico and threatening tariff and trade violations on mexico to spring their military to border, idea they are looking at amnesty, this is not fecklessness, this is treason, i am hoping that we continue to move forward under speaker johnson to impeach mayorkas and joe biden, and look at fact that kamala harris was border czar who has done nothing our border is number one issue in america this is human rights national security, and a health crises that we must address. and senate has refused to take up hr2, we need to look at enforcing the laws that on the books and allowing i.c.e. to do there job but whether china, mexico iran or southern borders all you see is weakness a

but we're really talking to the mexicans about amnesty?hnson has listed this as unconscionable. he already put out a statement, i won't read it through but what do you make of this, that we are actually in mexico talking to the mexicans about amnesty for the millions of illegal immigrants that are now in our country? >> well again, it is complete weakness by this administration. we continue to get rolled. we continue to be not respected on the world stage. we need to get back to president trump's america first agenda where we had things like remain in mexico. where we were actually threatening tariff and trade violations on mexico to try to insure they actually bring their military to the border to stop this. the idea that they're actually looking at amnesty, they already allowed millions of people to come across, thousands of lives to be poisoned. this is not fecklessness or inendtude. this is treason. i hope we continue to move forward under speaker johnson not only impeach mayorkas, impeach joe biden and look at the fact kamala harris w

that sure sounds like amnesty to me. doesn't it to you? >> yes. and what is regularizing?his inflow. and, by the way, we're seeing people from over 130 different countries. the cartels are bringing people in from everywhere. they're going the mexico, they're getting a fake passport, they fly into canada. and in canning a da there is no visa requirement, and the cartels meet them at the border, and they come right into the united states, and they get a license in new york state thanks to kathy hochul and, actually, thanks to governor cuomo. and they're given this special status like under the green light law which means that we can't even inspire quire, the police -- inquire, the police and border patrol can't even inquire as to the status to be an illegal immigrant to be prioritized over our own citizens and taxpayers. look, this is a real crisis. this is the number one thing i hear about. and let me tell you, david, when i hear people in new york city who are democrats talking about mass deportation, you know this is a problem because you don't often hear that from democr

the number of those who were helped by the dacha amnesty exceeded 15 million.ng. dacha amnesty 2:0, which solved a number of problematic issues for people, this is the registration of land under apartment buildings, this is a simplified clarification of the boundaries of land plots and the acquisition of rights to residential buildings that were built back in soviet times, and also additional protection of the rights of heirs . real estate is a very sensitive area for citizens. i'm glad that in recent years we a lot has been done to simplify it. reduced deadlines for cadastral registration and registration of rights, now it takes an average of 2 days. now, as for housing, since the twentieth year the share of mortgage transactions in electronic form has increased ninefold and reached 85%. the service ensures their registration in 12-13 hours. how important this is for people. artificial intelligence technologies are also being introduced, they have just been demonstrated in the laboratory, in your laboratory of the future, in four regions, according to what i w

and amnesty for them as well. that is, i think, what tom homan rightfully points out is going to fuel these numbers even more. >> carley: yeah. so the exact words that were used, this is a quote from the joint statement that was released yesterday between the united states and mexico is the delegation also discussed the benefit of regular rising the situation of long-term undocumented hispanic migrants what that actually means. if you think about it what else could they be talking about but 578 necessity of already in this country, house speaker mike johnson spoke to just that with this statement saying at a time when america is facing the worst border crisis it is unconscionable to hear make the statement mayorkas and blinken discussed with the am else in city for illegal immigrants. the united states must focus on policies that deter not attract people attempting to come here illegally and the smugglers who profit from the catastrophe at our southern border george w. bush republican embracing the idea of amnesty

it was stupid to even talk about amnesty.ple to get in the country so they qualify for amnesty. second thing, who the hell does the president of mexico think he is to make demands of us. is he demanding ports of entry be open. demanding rail stations and amnesty. going to drive even more illegal immigration. this administration is pathetic and they are weak. under the trump administration, i was very proud of the work of president trump. he secured the border at unprecedented levels. he didn't take squat from mexico. he didn't take demands from mexico. he demanded mexico take action on the southern border. he demanded mexico be in the remain in mexico. he demanded mexico participated in the first safe country agreement. we had a strong president who secured the border because he wasn't taking squat from those people who are on the take and they're corrupt. this is where we are at from this duration. back door amnesty policy. >> congress needs to shut it down. do not negotiate the white house anymore. if they're not going to s

i don't know how, but it seems hotsum. knew that he could come back on track, the story of amnesty for

to it was never amnesty to me.as never called an amnesty. >> let's be honest, amongst friends, a files were friends, a lot of files were were found in a large park. were found in a large car park. well, talking talking well, talking about talking about losing. yes, about finding and losing. yes, the office have admitted, the home office have admitted, of course, that basically they lost some over 17,000 asylum seekers who didn't turn up for their zoom interview . yeah, their zoom interview. yeah, yeah. and because they didn't turn up for the second time, they just basically wrote them off, cancelled the file, stuck it the bin. it in the bin. >> um, well, that is an increasing problem. it's increasing problem. and it's a problem for, both the asylum problem for for, both the asylum seeker and the government in the long if a letter goes long terme. um if a letter goes out and this is very realistic scenario, monday saying scenario, uh, on a monday saying you've an interview on you've got an interview on friday to an

the story of amnesty for bahodor and people like him on the one hand, and the tough operations by the

we just heard clips from amnesty and afp. and how precise they were opposed to a dumb bomb that is being used for example in gaza in half the cases? >> what we did in the immediate aftermath -- the attack was on friday. by sunday, we were trying to gain access to the site where isssam was killed. there was ongoing shelling so it was difficult for us to go in and collect evidence but we were able to get to the site. essentially, just picking up what we thought could be shrapnel so it could be tested. later on, we obtained the biggest piece of evidence, a tail fin, and these were taken to an lab in the hague get other analysts looking at them to identify the features of the shrapnel to tell us what it might be. the lab was able to tested from a chemical perspective. these independent analytical processes came to the same conclusion which is this is an israeli-made tank. made by an israeli weapons manufacturer. it was fired from weapons from the tank. that is the conclusive evidence. in addition to the geolocation of the exact f

operations by the irgc forces on the other hand, made more people lay down their arms and ask for amnesty

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to it was never amnesty to me.as never called an amnesty. >> let's be honest, amongst friends, a files were friends, a lot of files were were found in a large park. were found in a large car park. well, talking talking well, talking about talking about losing. yes, about finding and losing. yes, the office have admitted, the home office have admitted, of course, that basically they lost some over 17,000 asylum seekers who didn't turn up for their zoom interview . yeah, their zoom interview. yeah, yeah. and because they didn't turn up for the second time, they just basically wrote them off, cancelled the file, stuck it the bin. it in the bin. >> um, well, that is an increasing problem. it's increasing problem. and it's a problem for, both the asylum problem for for, both the asylum seeker and the government in the long if a letter goes long terme. um if a letter goes out and this is very realistic scenario, monday saying scenario, uh, on a monday saying you've an interview on you've got an interview on friday to an

the issues of 15 million people, about the garage amnesty, which has already been taken advantage ofthe success of the rosreestr, on the eve of the department’s fifteenth anniversary , it was probably impossible not to talk about them; there are many tasks that still require solutions. recently, the dacha amnesty 2.0 began to work , which solved a number of problematic issues for people, this is the registration of land under apartment buildings, this is a simplified clarification of the boundaries of land plots and the acquisition of rights to residential buildings that were built back in soviet times, and also additional... - protection of the rights of heirs. real estate is a very sensitive area for citizens. i am glad that in recent years we have done a lot to simplify its registration and help people protect their rights in this way. the prime minister also recalled the tasks until 2030 set by the president. to achieve the goals set by the russian president for infrastructure development until 2030, it is necessary to significantly increase the efficiency of involvement. what is

recently , the dacha amnesty 2.0 began to work, which solved a number of problematic issues for peopleion of land under apartment buildings, this is a simplified clarification of the boundaries of land plots back in soviet times, and also additional protection of rights. heirs. real estate is a very sensitive area for citizens. i am glad that in recent years we have done a lot to simplify its registration and help people protect their rights in this way. also chairman government recalled the goals until 2030 set by the president. to achieve the goals set by the president of russia for the development of planning, in our master plans, in land use rules, development and acts. which we once visited with many, including you, there was a slogan: the investor is our emperor, it is extremely important that your emperor is a person, a simple person, a citizen who comes and uses the services of the state registry, if you want, everything must be done so that he believes in you, in anyway, over the past 4 years in...

please also touch on the issue of amnesty for certain categories of women who are in prison.he head of state noted that it is necessary to prepare and make an appropriate decision. dmitry kochutkov has details. at the annual meeting of the president with members of the human rights council, the most important and pressing issues are usually raised. human rights activists not only identify the problem, but also propose ways to solve it. hrc members regularly are in new regions and areas of special military operations. one of the main issues that the council deals with is the activities and support of our fighters, our guys at the forefront of our heroes, there are also members of the council who have visited the special military operation zone more than once. at the last meeting, you raised the problem of targeted support for special operation participants and their family members. this year the defenders of the fatherland foundation was created, which operates in every region, we need to work with him in close contact, now of course there are supply problems, problems of the

amnesty south of the borderfor many years.mnesty south of the border for many years. so that is the concern. i suspect you would find dublin ministers would push back on that point out that they did have a tribunal into some of the allegations brought forth in relation to collusion by irish security corridors. what is clear is that there is very little in fact virtually no support for this legislation in northern ireland for victims groups on either side of the divide so even though unionists have been critical of dublin this is really unionists, national split a situation in which victims group and northern ireland ridley are opposed to it across the board to the legislation. and harris showing the government showing sticking by what they have effectively promise military veterans over important. we are going to focus on something that has never happened before. the former president donald trump disqualified from holding office again by colorado's supreme court. in a stunning 11—3 decision last night, the court held that trum

was this an amnesty talk and is that the sort of discussion that they need to be having? >> well, it's not and that communique at least from the u.s. side is tone deaf to what's going on and american communities are facing because of that open border. so, to talk about amnesty in any sense of the word is absolutely bizarre, but again, this administration on day one proposed an immigration bill that had amnesty included so that's been at the heart of what they want to see really since the start of this administration, but look, that communique is fine in normal times, it's diplomatic speak, there's not a lot there. that's not where the u.s. border is, that's not where america is and that's not what is facing american communities. you need strong deterrents measures coming out of that meeting. we didn't get any and you haven't seen any and you need a harsher and strock er er stron language. and you need president biden to talk about this instead vacationing over the holidays. this administration is completely backwards and unfortunately, millions of americans are suffering

assuming to give people amnesty, they need to control the border, get trust back into the hearts andds of the american people and start doing it by controlling the border. once you bring the level down, think of other policies and procedures. right now we have to stem the flow at the border, you can't do comprehensive things now. what you have to do is stop the bleeding. that's what an operator need, what the operations need, that's what the american people people are demanding. >> gillian: what about them saying we are not going to fund ukraine or israel unless you give us more money for the u.s. border first. >> again, the money and the resources are important. they are asking for important policy changes. and the president said the word policy a couple of times in his speech from the white house, and so that's what we need. we need the policy to go to a place where we end the incentive for all the third world to come into the united states. that's what needs to happen. >> john: you say we have to stop people from coming in. nobody in this administration or none of the democrats in

but i'm going to be very clear there will be no amnesty in any national security package.ake sure of that. i'm looking for tangible solutions that is a dog whistle to the left that essentially tries to get them on board. i'm not worried about the politics edits. i am seeing americans do not feel safe in their homes and their own homes. i am seeing fentanyl killing americans. i'm seeing cities all over the country but right now we are talking about new york city and chicago but next year we'll talk about denver and l.a. and philadelphia. there is no end to this border crisis until there are real tangible solutions that starts with enforcing those that come over illegally and our country you deport them back to the country of origin. >> and you gentlemen return to capitol hill funding will be a critical issue facing and generally 19th deadline after a ccouple short-term punts. will you guys get a deal through september the 30th congressman cuellar? >> both at tony and i are appropriators we certainly want to make sure we found that the appropriations bill especially homeland

the secretary general of amnesty international announced in a statement the united states was brazen about its veto in the security council. it was used as a weapon and thus reduced the credibility of the security council. the united nations has warned that if the zionist regime's attacks on southern gaza continue, 600,000 people will be added to the number of refugees in gaza. meanwhile, no camp or shelter has the capacity to accept new displaced persons. ali rajabi, radio news agency, united nations, new york. well, we are going to gaza and the live report of the colleague. we are waiting for your report, mrs. bahisi. yes, today's attacks continue strongly and fiercely as in previous days had khanyounes witnessed severe attacks today. khanyounes also witnessed a massacre of one of the families named hamouda family today. today we are truly witnessing terrorism, violence in the north of the gaza strip. the occupying regime has now besieged some refugee centers, which are basically affiliated with the un. the allies of the zionist regime are surrounding these areas and shooting at th

amnesty international has been calling for a ceasefire for weeks.es callamard called the action of the united states in vetoing the security council resolution on the cease-fire in gaza immoral and said: there is no justification for preventing the cessation of war in gaza. last night, the zionist regime targeted the suburbs of damascus, the capital of syria, with an air strike. according to the announcement of the syrian army, the zionists from the side of the occupied golan to some the suburbs of damascus were attacked, and with the timely action of the syrian air defense, some missiles were intercepted and shot down. these attacks only caused material damage. the zionist regime's media sounded the alarm last night in the early morning of today in the al-jalil region about the infiltration of several drones in the north of the land. my colleague stationed at the border of lebanon with occupied palestine will accompany you. mr. azimzadeh. hello , please tell us about the latest developments in the south of lebanon and the north of the occupied terr

the dutch branches of amnesty international and uk based committee for famin relief have brought the case to the hag. they condemned the netherlands for exporting f-35 fighter jet parts to israel, amid what they called its ugly war on gaza. we demands from the states in this lawsuits is that it stops exporting parts for the fire jets fighter jets to israel and thereby enabling israel to commit the crimes that it's currently committing in gaza. we shouldn't be a complicit in this ugly war and we should take our responsibility under human rights standards as we always say that we do, but then when it comes to the real situation. we don't, and we find that our business case with the united states for this f35 is more important than abiding by human rights standards. yes, it's proven that they're used uh, they're used in gaza, oxfam representative says that there is evidence that the spare parts for the fighter jets sent by the netherlands were used by israel for intelligence and bombing gaza. several international organizations have slamed israel's brutal attacks as genocide, urging the

we discussed the most important topics, including amnesty, the rights of the russian-speaking population in latvia, social policy and more. details from dmitry kochitkov. at the annual meeting of the president with members of the human rights council, the most important and pressing issues are usually raised. human rights activists not only identify the problem, but also propose ways to solve it. hros regularly visit new regions and areas of special military operations. one of the main issues that the council deals with is the activities and support of our fighters, our guys, on the front line, our heroes; members of the council who visited and more than once in the zone of a special military operation. at the last meeting, you raised the problem of targeted support for special operation participants and their family members. this year, the defenders of the fatherland foundation was created , which operates in every region, we need to work closely with it, now, of course, there are supply problems, problems of the disabled, postal problems, we raised this topic of field mail, yes, there

the dutch branches of the amnesty international and the uk based committee for famin relief have brought

he said that amnesty international has been calling for a ceasefire for weeks.es callamar called the action of the united states in vetoing the security council resolution on the cease-fire in gaza immoral and added. there is no justification for not stopping the war in gaza. more than 22,000 bombs were a gift from america to the people of gaza, washington post wrote. 22,000 bombs were dropped on the head the people of ghazri have been provided by america. these weapons include intelligent and non-intelligent bombs, one- ton explosive bombs. also, washington provided more than 50,000 15mm cannonballs to the zionist regime to target the narrow strip of gaza. data stefid also confirmed the sale of 14,000 tank shells to the zionist regime, worth more than 106 million dollars, by declaring a state of emergency. the state of emergency prevented the us congress from voting on the sale of these weapons. but the americans' opposition to the white house's policy towards the gaza war, according to the cb survey 61 americans do not accept the policy of joe biden and his go

the dutch branches of the amnesty international and the uk based committee for famid relief have broughthave warned about the repercussions of israel escalating the force displacement of people.

the dacha amnesty 2:0 recently started working.al in our new regions. work there is now under special government control. depending on the life situation of our people, because they are different, we react very quickly. the most frequently asked questions - most of this development has affected the regions of the arctic, siberia and the far east. and with the help of such towers with satellite antennas on top, you can quickly receive information about literally tectonic events. most of the russian federation is moving to the east at a speed of 2.5 cm per year, and this allows us to determine these points for the tectonic plate quite quickly, we look at which points, well, roughly speaking, diverge, how... it comes out using glanas spacecraft signal, which they transmit. in the coming years, our country must completely switch to domestic equipment. mikhail mishustin set this task today to do. this is needed both in the field of space geodesy and cartography, there are already successful examples here, the boundaries of the land plot

they have relied on dhs secretary blinken, i will be clear, there will be no amnesty in any national security package, i will make sure of that. i am looking for tangible solutions, that is dog whistle to the left that tries to get them onboard. i'm seeing americans do not feel safe in their own homes. i'm seeing fentanyl killing americans. i'm seeing cities all over the country, new york city, and chicago, but next year we'll be talking about denver and l.a. and philadelphia. there is no end to this border crisis until there are real tangible solutions and that starts with enforcing those that come illegally, you depot them to their counter of originin. >> mike: funding is facing a january 19th deadline after a couple short-term punts, will you get a deal through september 30? congressman cuellar? >> tony and i are apropriators and we want to fund the appropriations bill, especially homeland bills. we have january 19th and february 2nd and in between see if we will work out a deal on the border and ukraine and other areas, israel. we want to make sure we don't have a shut down and f

the investigation by amnesty international and human rights watch was released simultaneously with similar investigations by rouyers and france's international news agency agence france press which said two strikes that were 37 seconds apart targeted the journalist working for international media outlets near the village of alma al-shab on october 13th. have look. our months long investigation into the two israel strikes a group of journalists on 13 october in southanon indicated that "it was likely, the strikes were likely a direct attack on civilians and must therefore be investigated as a war crime. all the evidence that we collected shows that the israeli military either knew or should have known that the group of of journalists were civilians. amnesty international found no indication that there were any fighters or military targets in the vicinity of the journalists. and once again muhammad back with the sequel, her first stint unpacking the coverage of the gaz genocide. vahima starting with ' how holocaust guilt is believed to be the reason why the german police and government are c

merkacheva asked vladimir putin a question about a possible amnesty, the head of state suggested studyinglly. this topic , let's look at it all again, let's turn to the state duma, to the government, to the public, all together, well, the supreme court, the prosecutor's office, let's all think about it, the amnesty that journalists, lawyers, social activists are so actively talking about, first everything should concern those who stumbled for the first time, and this decisive step with side of the state... will not be left without attention and support, women are very grateful people, they appreciate any attention from society and the state to them, and i am sure that they will not let us down, and if we help them, god forbid, they will educate and children who may rise up as great scientists, why not, just good people, during the filming of this report in the mozhaisk colony, we asked the convicts the same question, what is the main value of life for them, for me, in fact, the most valuable thing is meaning life in a family, in children, in a loving a person, when everything in your life

the prime minister recalled the dacha amnesty, which, with the assistance of the rosreestr, resolveds of 15 million people, the garden amnesty, which has already been taken advantage of by 300,000 citizens. with the obvious successes of the rosreestr, on the eve of the fifteenth anniversary of the department about them... this is the registration of land under apartment buildings, this is a simplified clarification of the boundaries of land plots and the acquisition of rights to residential buildings that were built back in the soviet time, and also additional protection of the rights of heirs. real estate is a very sensitive area for citizens. i am glad that in recent years we have done a lot to simplify its registration and help people protect their rights in this way. also the chairman. finally move on to master planning, which we have all been talking and dreaming about for a long time. the prime minister, who at one time headed the federal real estate cadastre agency, very clearly formulated what a cadastre is. this is a swot of documents that answers four question: what is it,

another important topic of the meeting was a possible amnesty for certain categories of female prisonershe examples you gave and prepare and make an appropriate decision, including on amnesty for certain categories of women who are in prison. in addition, vladimir putin instructed to think about supporting the common-law wives of military personnel killed in the zone. according to the president, russia has developed establishment mechanisms. should not be left without support. end of quote. today, the main intrigue that has been troubling the entire russian theater community in recent months has been resolved, the place of the seemingly permanent head of the union theatrical figures of russia, alexander kalyagin, vladimir mashkov was appointed representative of the organization. there have been rumors about the appointment to this position for a long time, a variety of candidates were named, from valery gergiev to dmitry pevtsov, well, today at the next congress of the std, for the artistic director of the theater. 176 people, only 20 were against, and thus moshkov headed the organizatio

mayorkas met with mexico's president this week they returned with little more than a new plan for amnestyt products and the financial burden of this crisis is only growing. of the congressional report shows the net cost of illegal immigration is now greater than the annual gdp of 15 different states, in california residents near the border are completely overwhelmed by the surge. large groups of illegal immigrants are camping out on their property while authoritie do nothing citing california sanctuary last. this is california seeks to lur more illegal immigrants offerin every so-called undocumented person unlimited taxpayer-funde healthcare. you have to wonder is the wide open border intentional? it seems like a deliberate effort to here now with reactio are fox news contributors, democratic strategist and podcast host keira davis great thank you for joining me on thi last friday of 2023 and i hope that the door hits 2023 in its bottom when it goes out the door . let's start with you i'm a native californian, you are there in california. la county just set up they're own no built loss be

the dutch branches of amnesty international and uk based committee for family and relief have brought the case to the hague.

amnesty international no indication that there were any fighters or military. inity of the journalists and once again back with the sequel, the first stint making the coverage of the gaz genocide fahim starting with how holocaust guilt is believed to be the reason why the german police and government are clamping down um palestine solidarity yes it's great that it's highlighted by um iris heffets who's antis jew um israely psychoanalyst so her video highlights the specific sort of incident in where she was actually holding up a placard and she was also questioned and threatened to be arrested, let's hear what she has to say is acting according to the primitive part of guilt of having. they try to substitute us with new jews and the new jews are the germans, they will tell us what is antisemitism, there will be new sinagos, they are not jews in there, so they are trying, we call it in german, undo, this is the primitive way of of dealing with guilt, to undo something and to say, okay, these are the muslims, these are the palestinians, they are the bad guys, we we are clean, we know how

international human rights groups have said must be investigated as a war prime. investigation by amnesty international and human rights watch was released simultaneous. with similar investigations by reuters and france's international news agency agence, which said two strikes that were 37 seconds apart, targeted the journalists working for international media outlets near the village of alm al-shab on october 13th. have look, our months long investigation into the two israeli strikes a group of journalists on 13 october in south lebanon indicated that it was likely the strikes were likely direct attack on civilians and must therefore. investigated as a war crime, all the evidence that we collected shows that the israeli military either knew or should have known that the group of journalists were civilians, amnesty international found no indication that there were any fighters or military targets in the vicinity of the journalists, and once again fahim is back with the sequel to her first stent unpacking the coverage of the gaza genocide, fahim starting with the how holocaust guilt is be

israeli military either knew or should have known that the group of of journalists were cilians. amnesty international found no indication that there were any fighters or military target in the vicinity of the journal. and once again fahima muhammad is back with sequel to her first stent packing the coverage of the gaz genocide fahim starting with uh how holocaus guilt is believed to be the reason why the german police and government are clamping down on palest solidarity yes and it's great that it's highlighted by um iris heffets who's an anti-zian jew um israeli cycho analyst so her video highlights the specific sort of incident in berlin where she was actually holding up a placard and she was also questioned and threatened to be arrested, this here she has to say is acting according to the primitive art of guilt, of having guilt, they try to... us with new jews and the new jews are the germans, they will tell us what is antisemitism, they will be new synagoges, they are not just in there, so they are trying, we call it german, undo, this is primitive way of of dealing with guilt, and

they go down to mexico to discuss amnesty! last saturday, present biden blamed media for unpopularity. truth is most media tried to help him. people of louisiana are not stupid. no. 2, they think the biden administration is. they think it is stupidity runs from the river to the sea. exhibit a is open border. present biden dissolved southern border. problems at the southern border are man made. that man's name is joe biden. the people in louisiana and american people know it. yet he plames the media for unpopularity. hard to believe president could be that obtused. discussions going on about foreign aid i want to know your thoughts. congressman, we need senate to pass hr 2. >> we could, i don't know yet. there will not be supplemental appropriations unless we take steps to secure the border. we could secure border in six weeks. five things, no. 1 illegal to sneak into our country. caught deported. no. 2, if you climb asylum and lose, deported. to that add remain in mexico program. wall would be secured in six weeks. present bid

civilians, which two international human rights groups have since investigated. the investigation by amnesty international and human rights watch was released simultaneously with similar investigations by raids and france's international news agency agens said strikes that were 37 seconds apart targeted the journalist working for international media outlets near the village of alma al-shab on october 13th. look our months long investigation into the two israel strikes on group of journalists on 15 october in south lebanon indicates uh it was likely strikes were likely a direct attack on civians and must therefore be invested as all evidence that we collected shows that the israeli military either knew or should have known that group of of journalists or civilians amnesty international found no indication there were any fighters military targets in the vicinity of the journalists and once again fahim muhammad is back with sequel to her first stint unpacking the coverage. the gaza genocide vahima starting with uh how holocaust guilt is believed to be the reason why german police and government

and amnesty international. is that in a hold of reports from self 11 o. this is our head. this is where we send me. 7 journalists. clearly identifiable on a hill in the lebanese village of my shop in full view of is really forces less than 2 kilometers across the border. they were reporting on hostilities between these really army and hezbollah, on another hill, separated by a valley. when they were attacked. we felt the blast for the 1st truck. it's the 1st i could to i saw and the casino was a very, very bad injured, at least sustained serious injuries. and the 2nd strike, just seconds later, after he saw his friend, i some of the blown through a was by what's believe to have been a shell fired biotech. for the moment i did my move, like from the other side of the car, the 2nd truck it was hit the front of the car, the same place where i was a standing human rights watch, an amnesty international concluded the journalist. so we're in an open location for more than an hour before the attack. we're likely directly targeted by israeli forces. their findings showed the journ