you thought we don't own south africa is the anc, why did you run from the embassy? every time we come to the embassy they run away, they bring the police to support them, we are here and we are not leaving, palestinians have arrived, we have arrived and we are live, we will fight, we must know one thing to the palestinian people, it got worse before it got better, the last few years before we won our freedom as south africans were the worst years, our leaders were imprisoned, our leaders were exiled. it got better in 1994 we won our freedom, so today i say to the people of palestine, we the south african friends of palestine, and as the counselor of my word lodium, i say we stand with you, the people of palestine, viva, palestine, viva, sheik gabriels, the anc v i'm not going to repeat what other people said, i just want to ask a question, who are the real terrorists, but before that, before that, we want to so we want to say to joe biden and to the us government that you are not in moral position to tell us who are the terrorists, because hammas and the anc didn't

and the anc, the governing anc admits as much. presidentjacob zuma. a lot of africans, south africans will go, "look, the legacy "of apartheid was never going to be undone and overcome in a generation." and that's very true. you still see that structural apartheid, the townships, the legacy of those times hard baked into the country. and it is a difficult one to overcome. and in many ways, the anc started incredibly ambitiously and impressively trying to undo that. the problem is that they've been in power for nearly 30 years, and what party can survive that without rotting? there's a sort of broad group of opposition parties that are hoping to take control. the thing that makes a lot of people nervous is the eff, a much more radical nationalist, populist, racialized party that might end up propping up the anc, keeping it in power. if that happens, you're going to see such a rush for the doors with investment. and investment is already flat—lining, foreign investment. and if that happens, i think the rand will collapse. foreign in

do you know what the anc struggle against apartide entailed? are you aware that the anc are believed to have very unfortunately, horrifically and terribly taken the live lives of children and civilians in their struggle against the apart? so, you seem absolutely content to not only compare yourself to nelson mandela, 27 years in jail for what they describe. terrorism at the time, but yet you cannot see what the vast majority of human rights organizations in the world see they look at the palestinians, when you look at un resolution 194, 11, the palestinians have the right to return home, almost million of displaced in 1948 with the foundation of the state of israel, and what we are now on the brink of is manufactured humanitarian catastrophe in gaz, there is a 23%, let me say something, i completely agree with you about the palestinian people, i've tweeted about this last two weeks, to be fair you haven't, and this is not journalism, journalism, that's journalism, palestinians are reaching out from the cage that israel has put them in and they

despite a number of statements by... the south african government as well as the ruling anc that they women and children. israeli warplanes have rain down bombs in areas around three hospitals in the gaza strip. according to the palestinian media reports, israeli missils hit the vicinity of al shaffa and al-gus hospitals as well as the indonesia hospital. the strikes came after regime ordered 20 hospitals in the besieg territory to evacuate.

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he says the anc stood with palestine and its citizens. who have been oppressed for more than 70 years. despite international pressure from zionist lobby groups, the south african government remains resolute in supporting palestine. altaf adam, founder of the palestine solidarity alliance youth league in johannesburg, says this dance can be a lesson to other african countries that are at times forced to pack the israeli regime. president ramapos strong criticism of israel and south africa's unwaving support for palestine. can indeed serve a lesson for other african countries that may face pressure to align with the israeli regim. first and foremost south africa's historical experience of apartaid a system of institutionalized racial segregation and discrimination oppressed the majority of south africa's population. the parallel drawn between south africa and the situation in paris underscores the importance of empathy and solidarity when other nations are facing oppression on justice. so africa's commitment to supporting palestine in the f

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legs, a runny nose, specialized treatment did not help, only a few months later the doctors suspected ance vasculitis, this is when the cells... of the body’s own attack small vessels, the patient was sent here, specialized treatment allowed us to achieve remission, i got caught here in a very serious condition, i would say, i had constant weakness, i had a fever, i could not walk, now i feel much better, i can already go for a walk, i eat normally, go about my business, artyom also suffered severe autoimmune disease, optic nervomitis, affects the optic nerve, spinal cord and brain. despite therapy, the disease progressed, the patient began to see poorly, could not move or even breathe on his own, the only hope remained... for a transplant bone marrow, we began to work with him already at the moment when it seemed that everything was over and it was impossible to save him in any way, we considered the issue of performing a bone marrow transplant, indeed the decision was very difficult, because such severe patients usually bone marrow transplantation is not performed, but since , according

i would actually love to join the anc and be part of the african national congress.also love to open a record label. i love to go to paris because it's the city of love. i'm a very romantic person and i hopefully dream of maybe one day proposing my future wife on the eiffel tower in paris. a lot of things make me happy. seeing my family happy makes me happy. seeing my niece and my nephew waking up, going to school in the morning and them being as privileged as other children makes me happy. i love all my family, just seeing us together because people, you know, are passing away. you don't get time to spend with your family and they say you don't realize what you have until it's gone. so i'm giving them their flowers while they're still here. the biggest challenges to face every day will probably have to be waking up in the morning, getting ready, and getting to the bus stop on time. that would be the biggest challenge to face every day, getting to the bus stop on time, because most of the time i'm usually chasing the bus. so, my passion is fashion. i'm a designer, i

i think ideally we want to see not only the anc but the south african government um we want to see cultural boycots we want to see trade boycots. i think that if you look at south africa that had huge effect in pressuring companies. push for ending of apart, so i think that sort of thing, our own government should be brave enough to stand up for that, even though this seems like a middle east problem, we have to have no doubt in our minds that this is far bigger than this, this is about justice and about humanity, and we are in a point of in the world where the palestinians are being, okay, let's stop this to go live to beirout, hamasa spokesman, osamdan is speaking there. and to continue even they continue when as they continue their genocide and to make sure that their message is clear that we are people who want to want liberty and freedom and want to attain our rights with continuous resistance and we want an independent state which would be also free and independent to make sure that there is a boycott of all products and companies and associations which are supportive of the israelis

he's a member of the south african ruling anc party. and an international relations expert. thanks for your time sir, today. thank you very much for having me. thank you very much. the catastrophic flows in libya shocked the world and mainstream western media outlets are quick to blame climate change and internal wrangles for the disaster. they have conveniently ignored the role played by the us lead nato invasion of libya in the destruction of the country's infrastructure. the dams that collapsed and caused deadly flags in libya had not been. retained for over decade. now can we say that the us lead nato invasion of libya is to blame for the disastrous floods in the country? yes, i think so, i think that it is absolutely correct to a portion a large responsibility of the lack of infrastructure in libya to nato. we were going through reports earlier of what the the infrastructure, the state of infrastructure was before - nato's bombardment in 2011 in libya, you would recall that libya had one of the best infrastructure systems on the african continent, this was started by he

let us, as we stand in front of parliament, send a clear message to our parliament, to the ance lead government and to the president, we can no longer stand idle while we watch our brothers and sisters being madled by the zionist state of israel, apart it has been declared a crime. against humanity and aparted israel is aparted state, we call on the president, his excellency president ramaposa, not to only stand in the united general assembly and speak on palestine, but act upon it, right here on our shoes, the national airline of israel, flies into the republic of south africa every week, we call on the minister of transport to cancel the traffic rights of and send it back to israel, we call on teko, on the honorable minister pando, to send a clear message to the president, his excellency, president ramap "the apartate state of israel's embassy is no longer welcomed in south africa, we call on you, mr. president, just like we commanded the international solidarity movement, and all countries to stand side by side with us, act like many nations did act on our behalf, support hamas, s

south africa's ruling anc first deputy secretary general nombula mokoniyane has called for the israeli embassy in south africa to be closed. muslim leaders in kenya also called on their government to cut ties with the israeli regime. let's take a listen, send away the israel ambassador immediately and recall our ambassador in israel to come back as matter of solidarity to the people of palestinian. now this question is for miss barasa. now will african leaders listen to the voices of the masses regarding cutting ties with the israeli apart regime? we clearly see diplomacy is not working and therefore can we take other opportunities and other strategies to just make sure that there is enough pressure on israel to ensure that israel respect human rights and humanity can mobilize to challenge oppression and injustice because at this point we can say that uh we can't say that uh that diplomacy is really working and and and and for us uh if them is cannot comply with international law and it violates international law with impunity, then it's important that we just push for that and that is

wesley seal, he is member of the south african ruling anc party and international relations expert, thanks for your time sir, today, thank you very much for having me, thank you very much, the catastrophic flows in libya shock the world and mainstream western media outlets are quick to blame climate change and internal rangles for the disaster, have conveniently ignored the role played by the us lead nato invasion of libya in the destruction of the country's infrastructure, the dams that collapsed and cause deadly flad in libya had not maintained for over decade. now can we say that uh the us lead nato invasion of libya is to blame for the disastrous floods in the country? yes, i think so, i think that it is absolutely correct to a portion a large responsibility of the lack of infrastructure in libya to nato. we were going through reports earlier of the the infrastructure, the state of infrastructure was before a nato bombardment in 2011 in libya. you recall that libya had one of the best infrastructure systems on the african continent, this was started by heavy programs, heavy infrastruct

hanya said the return of the palestinian people to their ance.israel is closed given that the regime's plan which is assisted by the us is doomed to fail. he praised the military wing of hamas, the algasan brigades for carrying out the operation against the israeli regime. and the scenes out of the gaza strip are nothing short that massacre. the hospital there is on its last breath like the patients. meanwile the israeli military has ordered the evacuation of more than 1 million people from northern ghaza to quote temporarily move south to mit civilian harm, the un has condemned this move warning against devastating humanitarian consequences, warning that the evacuation was simply not possible. moving more than one million people across a densely populated war zone to a place with no food, water or accommodation, when the entire territory is under siege is extremely dangerous and in some cases simply not possible. the palestinian un envoy had harsher words urging the un chief to stop israel's crimes against humanity, stop this uh carnage of civil

stance uh against what the the state of israel is doing. i think ideally we want to see not only the anc but the south. african government um, we want to see cultural boycots, we want to see trade boycots. i think that if you look at south africa, that had huge effect in pressuring companies to push for ending of a party, so i think that sort of thing, our own government should be brave enough to stand up for that. even though this seems like a middle east problem, we have to have no doubt in our minds that this is far bigger than this. this is about justice. and about humanity, and we are in a point of in the world where the palestinians are being presented as lesser humans, and that is not the way to peace. all people are equal except those who do good. we have to remember this constantly, and the fact is that people have power and currently the politicians don't represent the people. if you look at the us and the uk, the leaders are promoting war. but the people on the ground want peace, they are protesting against aggression, and we have to remember that constantly the people have th

he says the anc stood with palestine and its citizens who have been oppressed for more than 70 years. despite international pressure from zionist lobby groups, the south african government remains resolute in supporting palestine. altaf adam, founder of the palestine solidarity alliance youth league in johannesburg, says this stance can be a lesson to other african countries that are at times. forced to back the israeli regime. president ramaposa's strong criticism of israel in south africa's unwaving support for palestine can indeed serve a lesson for other african countries that may face pressure to align with the israeli regime. first and foremost the stance reflects south africa's historical experience of the apartaid a system of institutionalized racial segregation and discrimination that oppress the majority. of south africa's population, the parallel drawn between apart in south africa and the situation in palestine underscores the importance for empathy and solidarity when other nations are facing oppression or injustice. south africa's commitment to supporting palestine in th

find any of contention very well stated the position, but we come back to the question, what is the anc government doing, why does it consistently require something approaching civil." unrest before governments will start to take into account the well considered position of their own citizenry in taking steps to stop the brutalization of people uh in other parts of the world by by atlantic world governments it's it's it's it's a great tragedy but we're seeing this now around the world we're certainly seeing it throughout the... islamic world and we're seeing more and more of it in atlantic world countries to the point where i think it was in the uk uh yesterday one member of parliament proposed making it a crime even way a palestinian flag um but the the the support is no doubt very well appreciated by those people are trying to stay stay alive in gaza right now and who feel forgotten by the world. now if we could see it translate into some other form of support, but not entered into too, rash, there may be work for progress, thomas has made it very clear that they're not prepared to to

i'm ances rivera. fr>> >>> right now at 5:00, a new push to free hostages in gaza. its air strikes. we're live in washington with new details on the added u.s. military support. >>> one east bay neighborhood on edge, after a deadly gunfire at a packed weekend

grand, and he said to me quite interesting, he said, when it came to the palestinian support for the anc and the arms. south africa, it wasn't just in rhetoric, it was actual real support, and now it's a palestinian's turn, they need real support, they don't need protes that israeli embassy, they don't need strong statements of condemnation, they need real support, and if the ef gets its way and israeli embassies kick out of south africa, that will be a good start, but it's not just south africa, we did a map. stream about recognition of the israeli regime and on the map overwhelmingly most countries recognize israel's right to exist and recognize and have full digmatic relations with israel and the countries that are muslim majority countries but even those are folding one by one sudan where my family came from uh the 2020 abrahamds uh the beginning of recognition of israel and leading towards diplomatic relations, morocco now diplomatic relations with israel, and and the concern is the the countries that tool might fold one by one due to pressure from the united states, quickly if i ha

mandela's great grandson and he said quite interesting, he said when it came to palestinian support for the anc and the arm struggling in south africa. it wasn't in rhetoric, it was actual real support, and now it's the palestinians turn, they need real, they don't need protest. outside the israeli embally, they don't need strong statements of condemnation, they need real support, um, and if the es way and the israeli embassies kicked out of south africa, that will be a good start, but it's not just south africa, we did a map on african stream, recognition of the israeli regime, and on the overwhelmingly most countries recognize israel's right to exist and recognize and have full diplomatic. relations uh with israel and the countries that don't are muslim majority countries, but even those are foldding one by one, where my family came from the 2020 abrahamds, it was the beginning of recognition of and leading towards full diplomatic relations, morocco now has diplomatic relations with israel and and the concern is the the countries that have stood all might fall one by one due to to pressure fr

and a runny nose ; specialized treatment did not help; only a few months later did doctors suspect ancecells attack small vessels. the patient was referred here, and specialized treatment allowed her to achieve remission. i got here in a very serious condition, i would say i had constant... i had temperature, i couldn’t walk, now i feel much better, i can already go for walks, i eat normally, go about my business, artyom also suffered from a severe autoimmune disease, optic nerve disease , the optic nerve, spinal cord and brain are affected, despite therapy , the disease progressed, the patient began to see poorly, could not move or even breathe on his own, the only hope was for a transplant. bone marrow, we began to work with it already at the moment when it seemed that everything was over and impossible there was no way to save him, we considered the issue of performing a bone marrow transplant, indeed the decision was very difficult, because bone marrow transplantation is usually not performed on such severely ill patients, but since, according to the literature, it may still have so

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funerals for hizbullah fighters, but of course this is part of the battlefield, this is part of their ances hand written by him sending to all for the resistance and for hizballah stressing that these marters should be from now on called murders on the path to towards al-quds. basically now we have new name for these uh these marters, we have previously marters that were basically sacrificing their life, they were on the line of fire in order to liberate lebanese territory or... to protect lebanon from israeli threats and takfiti threats also in syria and the bordering areas with syria, but now we have new uh path or we have new group of marters that are that have fallen since october 7th and they will be considered marters for al-quds. i am here specifically at one of the morning ceremonies actually uh for family that was wiped out basically in gaza, their son is here in lebanon, and we decided to come here of course and uh to be able to get first hand on whether we can understand from them of course what happened and what we understand is that uh his brother, his wife and their children

i think would be unprecedented inheay you could say this is the only anc that has the acronym cfpb. that's true also but it doesn't fact the constitutionbo you. i also want to make the factual point that i don't underan them to be saying it significant it istrtured this were in the abstract. they sayha it means ishi not a check onhe overall amount of funding the cfpb could get and there is aheck on this other agencies. that's wrong as a descriptive matter produce a similar cck on the federal reserve board, the fdic,he ncua, the fhfa. all of the entits of regular cannot enter i sorry exit the regulatory sphere just because you disagree with regulation. >> justice thomas, anything further? justice alito. >> just a coupl me questions, possibly. i think you may answer this indire b it just want to be clear. you think the reference to appropriations in the constitution is eivalent to public money? do you think appropriate funds are the same thing as over end quote public money? >> so i think tha funds that the congress is given to an agency to qualify as public money, yea yeah. >> what i

it them. pay teachers to stand over them anc it would lem. pay teachers to stand over them ancit woulds to stand over them ancit would be cheaper to send >> it would be cheaper to send all those kids to turkey and get veneers. no no. >> i think the best thing to do is maybe give them like a little a and a pack, toothpaste and toothbrush. everyone will get that at when that for free at school when they come to school and they've got something. so maybe they don't have it at home already. they've got a toothbrush and that's give that's it. and just just give them little pack, which isn't them a little pack, which isn't going to cost lot of money. going to cost a lot of money. >> then that's another we see. it's not going to cost a lot of money. but start money. but then you start providing everything, know, providing everything, you know, then they everything then they get everything that they're at home. they're supposed to get at home. you're going to give you're going to have to give them and shower gel and them soap and shower gel and deodorant. you know deodorant. and before you kno