barak's call for civil disobedience against netanyahu's food reform plan. interview cnn asked the heads of energy security agencies to take a stand against inter. the former head of the zionist intelligence agency also warned about the internal situation and said that israel's self-destruction system has been activated and is destroying this regime. tamir pardo said that if two or three years ago, someone told me that this is how the situation in israel would turn out. i said that he is delusional, but the control of the situation has been lost and i believe the situation will reach a point of no return. the air attack of the zionist regime on the aleppo international airport did not stop it from operating after the reconstruction of the runway. the host passengers and humanitarian aid, we can see al-mayadeen network report together. qari, the movement of movement in halabja international airport was damaged in the israeli air attack . it was rebuilt in less than 72 hours. four rockets had hit the airport runway. the zionist regime wanted to the attack on the lab airport will be closed

i will ask ehud barak and tzipi livni about what is happening on the ground and in the nasset. also, china's new foreign minister said this week there would surely be conflict and confro confrontation with the u.s. if the american government continues to speed down the wrong path. i'll dig in deep on the moods in both beijing and washington with kevin rudd, the former prieme minister of australia about to be sworn in as the new ambassador to the united states. >>> also, should silicon valley's tech giants finally pay up for serving news content. they've already squared off with australia over this and canada is next up. but it all may be too little, too late in the age of ai. i will explain. >>> but first, here is my take. mexico could be entering a golden age. it is perfectly placed to benefit from the growing tensions between the united states and china. parts of the country are already seeing a boom as companies diversify away from china and invest in mexico. in fact, a good chunk of that investment is being made by chinese companies that are finding a way to continue to sel

7,8 systems , well, of various modifications, but barak is the rl-3 system. well, yes a similar system is now being sold, uh, the priority of the bureau of the technical republic of germany, and yesterday was not the press conference of the chancellor of germany and the prime minister of israel will talk about it for a long time. that is, this is what we need today and this is what we are working on and i explain to our israeli friends that we have been trying for a year to get what we really need and we are certainly grateful for the humanitarian aid, well, i am grateful for the help of psychologists, but unfortunately we cannot win the war with bandages and antibiotics, we need weapons, we need at least defense e- are defense items that will allow us to protect the lives of our civilians and military, mr. yevgeny , ukrainians in israel, if we are talking about ukraine , how many people are currently in this country , in particular, because they came? they are seeking asylum precisely because of the war in ukraine. what kind of help is there for them? look a

read and i read a lecture on how to talk about stalin hitler or who can and must enter the plague barak me it was such a metaphor for nazism and communism, but now i understand that this metaphor can be extended to the whole russia, russia, from the beginning and until now, this is such a boat barak history, but who comes to recruit the history of doctors who, putting their own lives and health at risk, still treat people there and do not let it spread, why the same and we, as experts from russia, have to study this socio-political disease, but we must and must not give in to it. it is very difficult because you can get poisoned. and these are the muscles of russian peace and they are dangerous, but we have to study it and that is why, for example, that i can by no means be called a supporter of russia, but i, for example, always say that we lack a real institution of russia in ukraine, that is , which at all levels historians, philosophers , economists, er, experts in spelling, sansiv, skal, some of the religious scholars studied this phenomenon, but again, it is necessary to study it

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i'm joined now by barak ravid, who is a journalist and middle east correspondent for the digital newsxios in tel aviv. it's great to get you on the programme today. it's great to get you on the programme today. explain to us exactly what's at stake here — why is there opposition to these laws? the scale of the protest in terms of what we've just been looking at? thank you for having me. well, what is at stake at the moment is the future of israel's democracy. this is not about this or that law. when the government came into office three months ago, it announced a judicial overhaul plan that includes a set of something like 20 different laws that when you put all of them together, you see that the result is that israel will be less democratic. the government was planning to take over all appointments of the judges, giving the coalition a full and automatic majority in making judges, limiting the supreme court's ability to strike down laws, and a list of, again, 20 other measures that again, the results of all of them is that israel will be less democratic. i think that people are not o

if the government doesn't give in to their demands. former british prime minister barak johnson faced a grilling by parliamentary committee, investigating the so called party gates scandal. mister johnson declared he had not lied to parliament about a series of part is held that his offices at despite the coven 19 lockdown. if he's found guilty of lying, he could be suspended by placing don street when ha grainy present volunteers landscape spent wednesday visiting troops on the front line in the eastern den ask region. the unannounced visit was his 1st year since december. it was meant as a morale boost for troops fighting to retain control of backward which are seen months of russian bombardment. boosting the moral of soldiers fighting the fiercest of ukraine's battle so far. ukrainian president followed him year zalinski, his office released the sportage of him, handing out metals. it's said to have been taken close to the front lines. new the city of back moved in with i have the honor to be here today in east of our state. in the dumbasses and to reward our heroes, to thank you,

you see, this is this barak - this is this was this, that hospital, which was in the forty-fifth yearll of it as the hospital of the entire soviet union after the war. they were here. these wounded were delivered and this one was created. you see, such a primitive, of course, at that time the hospital and the task was not just to treat these patients, and then they did not have time to get a profession and the war. here, as if to stop this process, yes, and they came into this life after the war absolutely helpless, not only did they flirt , special teams were created, where they taught. here, for example, preparations like would mean photographers, e-cadets in a driving course, and this made it possible for her to further socialize and already in life she continued on her way to iranians, who, for example, were infected with covid. and unfortunately, veterans from the republic of syria cannot come to us, but we also accept. veterans of other hostilities, yes , and home front workers, who also suffered as a result of those patients who suffered in concentration camps, so they all know

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call to disobedience in the occupied territories, the former prime minister of the zionist regime , barak , called the residents of the occupied territories to civil disobedience. in an interview with cnn, the zionists asked the heads of energy security institutions to take a stand against inter. the former head of the zionist spy agency also warned about the internal situation and said that israel's self-destruction system has been activated and is destroying this regime, tamir pardo said . if someone had told me two or three years ago that the situation in israel would turn out like this, i would have said that he is delusional, but the control of the situation has been lost and i believe the situation will reach a point of no return . the zionist air attack on aleppo international airport did not prevent its operation. reconstruction of the runway it has again hosted passengers and humanitarian aid. we will see al-mayadeen's report together. know the number to move. halabja international airport was damaged in the zionist air attack and was rebuilt in less than 72 hours. four rockets h

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this was barak, the former prime minister of the zionist regime , who called the residents of the occupiedries to the nationwide civil disobedience. the former head of the organization took a stand against this plan from the members of the security institutions of the special regime and said that israel's self-destruction system has been activated and is destroying this regime. tamir pardo said that if someone had told me the situation in israel two or three years ago this is what i was saying, he is delusional and says that we have lost control of the situation and there is fear that the situation will reach a point of no return. the recent from the silicon valley bank of california as the largest investor in the field of new technologies declared bankruptcy last friday. in response to this bank bankruptcy in this country, the president of the united states said that american people and companies should be sure that their deposits are available when they need them. dodd ral was sanctioned by the us and became china's defense minister at the same time as the tensions between washington and

some advance for the british prime minister barak johnson has told a parliamentary standards committee. he did not lie about the so called party gates scandal. he's been accused of unknowingly misleading parliament, holding parties at his official residence during coven 19 locked out to the french unions, or calling from nationwide protests on thursday, against the government's plans to raise the retirement age. hundreds of demonstrators march through paris late on wednesday. k mows after president manuel macro went on television to defend the policy. he wanted implemented by the end of the year. right, police, a fight, tear gas on anti government protested in bolivia as capital hundreds of teachers have been marching through the streets of law past demanding higher wages. it's the 3rd straight week of demonstrations. so those were the headlines and he's continues here on al jazeera after v for been real state to them. so much bye for now. in north korea, supremely to kim jones sister is emerging as a likely successor one. 0, one east investigate. north korea's most powerful woman on l

and when you consider the disappointment that barak obama represented for many, many of the support of many people thought that he was going to govern on behalf of the majority. not the corporate minority. and sadly, they would let don't, because bought a bama, he said that was going into just may the catch. that was one of these platforms, universal healthcare for every american citizen, the richest country in the world. and they can't afford to give universal health care is absolutely unforgivable. a bought a car bama all shall present the, the over the largest number of bombings of the countries and the planet. less than mine who was a sensibly amount of piece actually as guilty of dropping more bombs than even bomb or bush beforehand. i'm so bought a bomb out was that disappointment, in terms of the aspirations of many black americans and those are believed in peace across the planet. and richie shook will do absolutely nothing to improve diversity race relations and the key because the mind stands for the establishment, he stands for the status quo. he stands for changing absolute

and what's wrong with all their people all of russia from barak, no matter how you twist it, mother isy, let me figure it out. come on, in my brain lately, the connection speed has slowed down, i don’t understand. why catch something like your mother, and here she was in the morning, i don’t remember, i don’t doubt it. take us a man without a market. i will spend the whole day to be treated. not for what everyone will have. who is mine and you have a lot of them, or what? vityushka, are you watering it? and he be kind under the balcony. hello victor, good evening. you so cool to visit us. yes, i'll go down. he has a wife and a child. i called you. how did you find me two bills? well , stay where you are, the cool one will come out now. well, you know, valentina. she will wind herself up first, and then everyone around should be paid attention. i'm used to the hero, of course, and he silently follows his line of the wildebeest. i have a son, scream on the neck, steel bends badly, to nod like that for an excuse and agrees from fright. why? well, excuse me, fir-trees-sticks. valentin won'

earlier i spoke to barak ravid who is a journalist and middle east correspondent for the digital news axios in tel aviv. i asked him what's at stake here. thank you for having me, and what is at stake at the moment is the future of israel's democracy. this is not about this or that law. when the government came into office three months ago, it announced a judicial overall plan that includes a set of something like 20 different laws that when you put all of them together, you see that the result is that israel will be less democratic. the government was planning to take over all appointments of the judges, giving the coalition a full majority in picking supreme court judges, limiting supreme court ability to strike down laws, and a list of, again, 20 other measures that again, the result of all of them is that isreal will be less democratic. and slowly, people are realising and people on the left, in the centre and on the right realise that this was not something that this government told people that it was going to do during the election campaign and at the end of the day, yes? sorry

the mainland undermined northern ireland status as part of the united kingdom from a prime minister barak johnson's briggs at the left ineffective customs border between mainland britain and northern ireland. mandating strict checks on goods sent there under the new agreement that will still be the case for goods destined to end up in the irish republic. they will be subject to a so called read channel of cross c trade. but for a shipment of goods that is guaranteed to remain in northern ireland, it will go through a green channel requiring just one piece of documentation. the idea is even a mixed shipments of goods from various supplies to various customers. could be treated in this way. drastically reducing the barriers that have kept familiar products of northern irish shelves. but that doesn't mean that this focus post briggs attention has been resolved to everyone's satisfaction. some species of trees and plants for now still won't be allowed in northern ireland. because if you plant safety laws, the eyes for the right 515, the nose let 29. but the bigger issue is political. despite

children must never be targeted of violence used or could in archway. former british prime minister barak johnson has testified before parliament committee. johnson is accused of deliberately misleading and peace over parties held at his official residence during coby 19 towns. he's been investigated by the privileges committee. it's examines that matters referred to it by parliament that involve possible contempt of parliament, or breaches of parliamentary privilege. it's made up of 4 m. p. 's from johnson's party and 3 opposition members. johnson admits misleading parliament, but denies doing so deliberately or recklessly. if the committee finds against him, he could face serious consequences which may include his expulsion from parliament, and peace would have to ratify the recommended punishment. shown the whole port. some have called it boris johnson's last stand. this colossal figure of british politics, demeaned under close questioning by a cross party committee of m p. 's. whatever you, this is variable and point i was whatever, whatever your interpretation of the guidance may be.

in may 2022 when they were growing up, they were captured by a shard, exchange this selenovke with barak is where the crossing ricochets off the shard, well, it was closed to the azovians, the russians have been preferring not to give during exchanges for a year, but the health and genes are lucky, completely random exchanges they pass, as in my opinion, absolutely randomly , there is no regularity in those who are changed, now they are both in rehabilitation, they say they try not to remember what they went through, but they constantly remember friends and brothers who died or still in captivity and the prison is a hell that you cannot create which cannot be compared to anything and in principle i can calmly in fact why write all these 87 days and the points of experiments and here guys, their training in tactical medicine is not only applying tourniquets and stopping blood is the most important part so that the training participants learn to save people in unbearable conditions and the horse instructors shout at the students, pour water on them and set off firecrackers, their task is t

and what's wrong with all their people all of russia from barak, no matter how you twist it, mother isy, let me figure it out. come on in my brain lately speed connections slowed down i do not understand. why is something like your mother a catcher, but here he was a perch, i don’t remember, i don’t doubt it. take us a man without a market. i 'll set up the whole day. i have a pension of my own moral choice. you are my whole business. yours appeared who is mine and you have a lot of them, or what? vityushka, are you watering it? and he be kind under the balcony. good evening. you are so cool to visit us, yes, i will come down another time. you're going down with me now. i called you, you turned off the phone. how did you find me two bills? so stay where you are cool, i'll go out now. well, you know, valentina. she will wind herself up first, and then everyone around should be paid attention. i got used to the hero, young, of course, and he silently followed his own line. i have a son, scream on the neck , the steel bends badly, so that you nod like that for an excuse and agrees. well,

his m tat jackets, 5 a $100000.00 at a london auction which was endorsed by the ban prime minister barak johnston congress. the all the has even received praise from the found of the notorious as of battalion for actually be supplying ukrainian nationalists since 2014. this is alex, the owner of the wonderful network, militaristic, half of the ukrainian army addresses since 2014. he has been super actively helping us with everything he could, uniforms, shoes, and many other things. let's discuss this with independent journalist sonya van demand. now many thanks for joining us on the program is lovely to see you. so well, this m talk brand, it doesn't actually produce any nazi themed items will be make a bit of sympathy isn't the fact, but ukraine's leadership preferred to wear such clothing, perhaps knowing but is who is coming from and what his beliefs are. well, you know, they're all related companies actually related to the potassium. and also when you look on their website, they have their website there. sure, you can find some math see symbols directly, but it's like at the north th

for his job, a chairman, richard sharp, allegedly facilitated alone for the former prime minister barak johnson. on friday, the b. b. c denied a report that a one law series said was not to air because it might offend conservative politicians. a newspapers will be, sees director general. tim davis says he will not resign the situation. i think my job is to serve licensee papers and deliver a, b, b, c. they really focused on world class impartial landmark output. and i look forward to resolving the situation and looking forward to delivering that. so he okay, promised her she soon next said here the issue could be resolved in a timely manner. but said it was a matter of the b, b. c. opposition need a kiss? thomas said the public broadcaster has gone too far with the suspension. the bbc is not acting impartially by caving in to toria pace are complaining about very limited. i thought this was badly wrong, and now they're very, very exposed as the government because the heart of this is the government's failure on the asylum system. and rather than take responsibility for the mass they've

if the government doesn't give into that demo. former british prime minister barak johnson. i faced the grilling by a parliamentary committee, investigating the so called a party gate scandal. and he declared that he had not lied to parliament about a series of parties held at his offices. despite the coven 19 lockdown. if found guilty of deliberately misleading lawmakers, johnson faces suspension from paula toyed, where they could be said to be, or to france where present macro has defended his decision to force through unpopular pension reforms. he says the changes which include raising the retirement age from $62.00 to $64.00 are necessary, and he says he's prepared to be unpopular in order to implement them. and his remarks come as angry protests across the country escalate. in the southern french city of nice talk of revolution is in the air ah, outside the train station protest is sing. ah, we're here even if macro doesn't want it. they say while doesn't occupy the tracks in sight. locking the line with a mass go to the french president, the architect of the pension re

that he had some and he had a role in facilitating a loan of 800000 pounds to the then prime minister barak johnson. and of course, it was boris johnson, who as prime minister appointed him as chem of the b b. c. that looks and smells bad. he obviously has and he's never hidden, that he has close links to the conservative party. and when you have a chairman with that close linked to the ruling government, which at the same time is at the, at the center of a row about bias. it's, it's not a good look for the b, b, c. and it does make it look as if the b, b, c, is caving in to pressure from the government. still to come on out there. the carpets rolled out for the 95th academy awards, whereas genre, bending epic is shining light on asian representation in hollywood. and an anti corruption watchdog clears south africa is president, but the investigations aren't over yet for serial and poses ah hello, i'm pleased to say we have got some dry weather pushing into northern parts of queensland. now we have still got this chain of storms running. right down towards sir brisbin towards the gold coast

off to japan's prime minister, visited keith and offered his support. former british prime minister barak johnston has told the parliamentary committee that he never lied to m. p. 's about parties at his official residence during coven 19 knocked out. johnston is accused of deliberately misleading parliament jona, how reports some have called it boris johnson's last stand. this colossal figure of british politics, demeaned under close questioning by a cross party committee of am piece. well, at that, i mean it has it one of your that is very one point i was whatever, whatever you interpretation of the guidance may be. what matters if i may respectfully say is what i believed to been our efforts to follow the guidance why i thought that they were credible and, and how hot it and what i was young time was gonna ask you to allow sir bernard asked his next class course at issue here is where the johnson lied to parliament about locked down parties in number 10 downing street. ah, the speaker. no, but i'm sure the day and whatever happened or the guidance was followed in the rules of 100 times

egypt and the death of president anwar sadav, asking for her election as president by the bones of barak certain extent lowered the level of relations between israel and egypt after the peace process, that is, the war it didn't start, but it ended with a rapprochement , but the whole hall just froze . there are connections, there are contacts, there are common security interests, there is, er, there is no friendship. if we talk about desire for israel to be its own in the middle east. of course, the agreements between saudi arabia and iran distanced israel from this goal. it is true that it is beneficial to exacerbate the situation in the middle east, and perhaps i read some international experts say that this information noise was specially pushed to russia by certain sources. well, of course, russia needs everyone they looked around again and again, russia is real now, the allies are early and this is what causes so much excitement in israel, the zone is calm because israel perfectly understands that iran will not sell drones to russia just like that and israel will be forced to pay at

egypt and the death of president anwar sadav, asking for her election as president by the bones of barak extent lowered the level of relations between israel and egypt after the peace process of the war, i.e. not it started, however, with a rapprochement and ended, but the whole room just froze, because of the state of relations, there are contacts, there are common security interests , there is no friendship. if we talk about israel's desire to be its own in the middle east, then definitely the agreements of saudi arabia and iran have moved away from this goal, it is really beneficial to aggravate the situation in the middle east, and it is possible that i read some international experts say that this information noise was specially promoted by certain sources to russia , of course russia needs everyone around they were confused once in a while, russia is real now, the allies are happy, this is what causes such a fuss in israel about the deceased because in israel they understand very well that iran will not sell drones to russia just like that and for years israel will be forced to pay

the prime minister of the zionist regime, barak, also said in an interview with cnn that israel has never faced a crisis of this magnitude. netanyahu's policies have been going on for more than three months in the occupied territories, and this morning, the scene of demonstrations by the opposition of benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister of the zionist regime, and the conflict between the security forces and the ilyushin police, the red cross organization , and the implementation of the agreement to equalize the prisoners of the yemeni army with the prisoners the aggressor coalition took over the country, abdul qadir al-mortaza, the head of yemen's national committee for prisoners and prison affairs, said that the exchange of 706 prisoners of the yemeni armed forces for 1381 prisoners of the saudi aggressor coalition in three stages from 19 will begin from the 19th of the holy month of ramadan and added that the implementation of the phase first, the exchange of prisoners between industry and mining, the second phase between sana'a and riaz ali, the third between sana'a and ma'rab , the

bill will have to be signed by the president to become more than one form of british prime minister barak. johnson has admitted he misled parliament about parties held a downing street during the covered 19 locked town, but not intentionally. johnson will be questioned on wednesday by a committee investigating the so called patty gates, scandal. protests is headset of players and fireworks, and paris is demonstrations against frances pension reforms. continue thousands. reli today before president emanuel mclean is you to give a televised interview. he's expected to defend his goal of raising the retirement age. but those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera, after loads of water up next. ah lou whole, when the news breaks, some buildings that had already been damaged, have been further pushed over to one side. others that were close to collapse when people need to be heard. and the story told, i couldn't tell them that i was a musician when i was supposed to be burned with exclusive interviews and in death to poor. each centimeter of this stuff represents a year of li

yesterday, the buckets are the prime minister. barak extended an olive branch streamed on con m. ron hon. there. those are the ship brocaded by saying that he is willing to dog . and fact we have just been toward that court order should be given adequate security de residence and in the city of law, hundreds of farmers in india hold to their march to them by officer, a meeting between their leaders and government officials. the farmers were protesting against a huge drop in onion prices. the 200 kilometer march began in the city of nasa, but it's not clear if it will continue protest or is blocking the main highway around the french capital as unions war, and they'll continue their fight against pension reforms. the latest action comes after the government bypass parliament enforced through a controversial plan to raise the retirement age from $62.00 to $6.00 before opposition. parties are expected to call a vote of no confidence in the government. the kremlin says that russia will destroy any fighter jets applied to ukraine by the west and poland decision to supply m i. g. 29. j

policymakers leave the middle east and abandon ties with sometimes frustrating, even barakous alliesd you will leave a vacuum for china to fill. jack keane fox news -- people in washington don't know what to make of this. china stepped in and got iran and saudi arabia to start making nice? >> yeah. certainly if tensions are going to be reduced between two arch rivals that have had historic divisions for years and both of them have powerful militaries, that is a good thing. i think the concern that all of us observers had, the country with the most significant influence on peace and stability in the middle east and the gulf has been the united states. and that is obvious why presidents since the end of world war ii have always been willing to work with the arab nations despite the difference we may have in values because of that peace and stability and our dependence obviously on oil. what concerns us here is china's influence and taking the place of the united states. they've always had an economic interest in the middle east, 62% of all their oil comes from the middle east. geopolit

the mainland undermined northern island status as part of the united kingdom. former prime minister barak johnson's briggs at the left ineffective customs border between mainland britain and northern ireland. mandating strict checks on goods sent that under the new agreement that will still be the case for goods destined to end up in the irish republic. they will be subject to a so called read channel of cross c trade. but for a shipment of goods that is guaranteed to remain in northern ireland, it will go through a green channel requiring just one piece of documentation. the idea is even a mixed shipments of goods from various supplies to various customers. could be treated in this way. drastically reducing the barriers that have kept familiar products of northern irish shelves. but that doesn't mean that this focus post briggs attention has been resolved to everyone's satisfaction. some species of trees and plants for now still won't be allowed in northern ireland. because if you plant safety laws, the for the right 515, the nose let 29. but the bigger issue is political. despite the ov

it starts in north carolina at our lab by scientist named ralph barak who is taking coronavirus, ainsleyi mears. in other words, playing with them. changing them. seeing what their potential is. he was working xi lee the bat woman in the wuhan lab institute of virology in china. they published a paper in 2015 about this. also. also bird research going on in netherlands in 2012 where that lab was cited for accidents, for mistakes. for sloppiness, same with the wowuhan labs cited for sloppine. the problem is that the nih believed in what is called an international consortium of scientists. let's get everybody together. let's see what these viruses can do. let's see if we can stay ahead of them and maybe prevent the next pandemic. but, in doing so, the biggest thing and know it's obvious to you is we can't know what's going on in china. we can't know what is going on with the chinese communist party. we still don't know. we still don't have brief because of the shroud they put over everything. that was a huge mistake to do that and to fund the lab unbelievable. and to pay double? i mean, i

let's continue the discussion right now with a contributing correspondent for axios, barak ravid. he's joining us from tele viv. barack. thanks so much for joining us one far right minister says israel is not another star on the american flag. how is president biden's message going over in israel? more broadly right now? well i think wolf as you, you know, even better than me, um, you know, for the average israeli. the relationship between the us and israel is a big deal. israelis have family members in america. this relationship is really deep and really strong. and this is why. when and israeli prime minister doesn't get along with the president of the united states. when there's a crisis it matters for israelis and also benjamin netanyahu is a veteran when it comes to crisis and tensions with us presidents he didn't get along with president clinton didn't get along with president obama. even president trump used the f word at the end of his presidency towards netanyahu. and now, joe biden. you know, it would have been a surprise if we wouldn't have this conversation. is netanya

i want to bring in ehud barak. he is, of course, the former prime minister of israel was also the country's deputy prime minister under benjamin netanyahu, though i should note he is in opposing party, mr brock thank you so much for joining us today. i want to ask you first, whether you view what netanyahu did yesterday in terms of backing down. is that a victory even if it's just temporary. it's a major victory for the protest. there were half a million people . it's about 10% of the population of israel. and kind of equivalent on 150 or more millions in america in the streets in order to block the last moment, and netanyahu basically capitulate the last moment, but that doesn't mean that he gave up his intention. you might try to take the steam of the winds out of the sayings of the protest and review mu somewhere in the early summer to resume the effort once again, but we will be on lived festive . all the inner core of protests will continue, even while the negotiations taking place and will resume full volume

his very large donations to the governing party, as well as that loan for the been prime minister barak johnson. but the director general of the b b. c. tim davie was also involved in local politics as a conservative in the past as well. and that is one of the things that critics are pointing out at the moment when they're accusing the bbc of double standards, the opposition labor party. their shadow chancellor. rachel rees is accused conservative m. p 's administers of pressuring the bbc in recent days to take action against gary lenika. and it was several days before on friday they actually suspended him. everybody thought that the, the route had blown over after a few days of right wing press coverage. the, the cabinet minister, jeremy hunts has, has been on the waves. on sunday. he wasn't directly asked if the government had directly interfered. he was asked if he thought the b, b. c. management were too close to the conservatives. he said it wasn't a matter for him to comment on the same as he's saying, the tweets by government can really isn't a matter for him to comment on. altho

and also the administration of barak obama against the prc turned out not to be a member of this forum pin and he won’t communicate with zelensky all. why because through the efforts of this entire western coalition of americans and the american as a result of american pressure on beijing where zelensky will go in japan we will go to japan all this is an excuse to exclude any conversations with him, even telephone american pressure on china intensified after the visit of the president of the people's republic of china to moscow . colleagues just mentioned that it means to remove from china, it means status, developing countries, developing countries. this will increase by just 15%. this is what it is now. what is it trying to do in beijing yes , talk to the americans guys, let's not. why are you doing this? well, like, well, trying to talk to them no, americans. that's how much they are going to this, plus the americans are threatening this, of course, the chinese that we certain of your national projects in aviation and in others in others. so, the industry, too, means he died. well,

in 2014, president barak obama cited the 2002 aumf to justify strikes against islamic state terrorists in iraq and syria. and then in 2020, former president trump relied on this authority to justify the strike that killed iranian general sue. it would be absurd to toss this out the window today. congress -- this prompts a lot of questions about what comes next. without the 2002 aumf, the president would lose the ability to contain iran and its aggression. iran's influence in the region would swell and iranian-backed militia would terrorize syria and iraq with impunity. iran would be free to focus on its ma nan desire to -- it would finance more money to terrorist groups like hamas and hezbollah. russian influence in syria would grow, giving them a launch pad to project power in the middle east. our friends and allies no longer safe with america at their side could succumb to relationships with china, giving xi jinping a chance. this would create a power vacuum in the middle east that could be filled by iran, russia, and china. we would be ceding the region back to competition after wor