with the instigation of the southern movement against the palestinian resistance were the two basic bursالسلطه بلبنان ونحول لبنان لاسرائيل مسيحيه ثانيه انما كان في بالمقابل خطيني بشوف فينا عرب وما بيوسق فينا ابدا ما بيوسق فينا ابدا. طول كان في احتكاك دل السلطه الاسرائيليه بين بين الخطين او هالجهتين النظر yeah but first of all you know that. that they themselves didn't define themselves arab, now they say we are, but when they started established in, and by the way, they didn't call themselves katib because they use the french, you know, you know the history, so so um, relations between israel and the maronites in lebanon did exist since say 30s and the 40s even there was an agreement. reach didn't was not signed but reach between the marnite church and between this agency. simultaneously, tel aviv in august 1974 concentrates attacks on the palestinian bases and the southern border villages a daily basis. 100 الى 150 قضيفه مدفعيه 155 انا كنت في تبنين وبنت جبيل وعشت هذه المرحله تستهد بنت جبيل ب 450 قذيفه فيقع 10 15 20 شهيد وتبدا الناس بالرحيل وكنا نحاول جاهدين ان نبقي الناس متمسكين في بيوت

bottles to him, but none of them reached, between 7 and 8 o'clock in the morning, the israeli buldozer burrede years after hab's death and the birth of ihab junior, baby hab only knew his father اسمي ايهاب ايهاب سعيد ملك عمري ثمان سنين ساكن ابوي تريهود امي ولالد بعد اربع شهور وكانت حامل خمس شهر pregnant the incubation army, she gave birth, we looked after the child and raised him, he went to kindergarten for two years, then to school, he is smart and he is already joining the third grade, the baby was still a fetus was deprived from his father, but was not deprived from the type of life, children of rafa experienced a along the border line with egypt, rafa city and its suburbs are living testimony of tens of massacres that targeted the city, especially teltan massacre during the israeli incursion on the eve of may 12th 2004. i live in sultan, i was in the yard when i started receiving calls with. people were saying that the area was closed by the israeli occupation army, people were saying they are leaving teltan, then they were saying that israeli occupation army is watching people closely,

one of the striking examples of eliminating accumulated environmental damage is the krasny bur landfilln the leningrad region. a reclamation program will start here soon, the final stage of equipment installation is now finishing, and after some time unique treatment facilities for neutralizing liquid toxic waste will be launched. specialists change the shelter on the maps, as pits with dangerous chemicals are called , and install a layered curtain. essentially, this is an underground wall that will prevent leachate and toxic contaminated water from entering the environment. it is so caustic that over time. can even destroy concrete; polymer sheets are additionally used to protect concrete. the waste site in krasny bor appeared back in the sixties, then it was decided that the blue clay deposits would not allow pollutants to pass through. for half a century , industrial wastes from all over the country were brought here, sulfuric acid, mercury, arsenic. so, just 30 km from the center of st. petersburg, a burial ground with an area of ​​more than 60 hectares appeared. and 2 million tons

the central area of gaza strip, so we are talking about continuous and intensified resistance actions bur by the palestinian resistance on the ground. and uh uh on the other hand, according to the spokespersons, the spokes person of gaza's health ministry, he stated that the health sector and the health condition in gaza strip is catastrophic, the regime continues to kill palestinan journalists in gaza, israel force have killed scores of journo since october 7th, in grave violation of international law, intentional targeting of journalists is considered to be a war crime. and a crime against humanity, we have a report. on october 7th, israel regime launched brutal bombardment of the gaza strip killing and maming tens of thousands of innocent civilians. palestinian journalists and media workers were no exception. the israel regime has so far killed more than 100 palestinian journalists as well as dozens of their family members. according to reporters without borders, palestinian journalists have no safe refuge and no way. if they cannot kill them, they kill their family members. the zinus

a fighter with the call sign bur went to the front line to show examples to his children.the father of many children refused the deferment and went to the northern military district himself. a real hero who was not afraid to take up arms and stand up for the defense of his homeland. boris ivanin will talk about this. to educate in children love for one's country and patriotism by personal example. here. the main postulate of bohr, no, not the founder of quantum theory, but a fighter with the call sign bohr. for obvious reasons, we cannot say his name and surname; he is now in the zone of a special military operation, although in ordinary and peaceful life he worked as a videographer, was engaged in filming and editing, but a sense of duty to his homeland forced him to put down the camera and pick up a weapon. , before we start again, i have five children, one is already 14, the others are nine and 5 years old, the youngest, of course they are... well, five kids, imagine, and i don’t want these boys, then, when they grew up, they were afraid of something, they were afraid o

civilian civilian people here in the central area of gas strip where in the magazi refugee camp at the bur of camp, dozens of the palestinian civilians were attacked and they uh, they they have been uh pr to the alexa marters hospital here in the central area of gaz strip after the israeli occubation war drones uh targeted them as they were gathering and walking around in the streets of those camps, so we are talking about continuous air strikes and continuous attacks of the israeli fighter drones, the hamamas in lebanon says israeli military is only seeking to kill innocent civilians, including babies. this these deliberate attacks only from the leaders and the military commanders, it even goes beyond, even the soldiers on the ground do this, and this is an example of a soldier who admits to killing a young child is 12 years old, and he says that... he is looking for baby to kill, this is or these are the images, say it again, say it again. no, maybe i kill a girl, she was 12, but i'm looking for baby. osama, hamdan also said israel has failed to rescue captives through military pressure.

civilian civilian people here in the central area of gas strip where in the magazi refugee camp at the bur refugee camp dozens of the palestinian civilians were attacked and they they they have been u alaxa marters hospital here in the central area of gas trip after the israeli occubation war drones uh targeted them as they were gathering and walking around in the streets of those camps so we are talking about continuous air strikes and continuous attacks of the israeli fighter drones now the military wing of palestinian resistance movement hamas says operational flood has set the israeli occupying regime on the path of extinction. al-qassan brigade said resistance fighters have dealt a severe blow to the zionist entity. an audio message spokesperson abu ubaidaida said the palestinian fighters have achieved a unique epic by inflicting heavy losses on israel in more than 80 days of fighting, he said over 825 israeli military vehicles have been destroyed, abu beda said hamans top priority is to stop regime's genocide in gaza. he also stressed there will be no deals on the exchange of captive

people, on the say on the other hand we are talking about continuous and ramped up uh resistance actions bur by the palestino. resistance members on the ground, you are talking about continuous launch of the palestinian missiles into the israeli military bases and the envelope settlements located in the envelope of gaza strip, so this is the situation so far, apparently there is uh the the situation here in the central area is going to uh to to to to be more escalated over the uh scaled up israeli attacks against the presidental areas in the central area here. all right, i wish i had time to ask you more questions, unfortunately we don't have that time right now, but thank you for that update, that's musaba, corresponded there talking to us from darabala, we do appreciate it. the actual number of figures in the past 24 hours is a 251, i was off by quite a bit. with that we come to an end for this edition of uh the news, thank you so much for being with us, i'll be back in just few minutes time with a review of the top stories. let's bye-bye for now. crisis devastating wars, terrorism, the is

palestinian uh injuries as there is uh notable and a remarkable delay regarding having the approval and the bur for them to travel abroad over raf crossing, so till this moment we are talking about continuous suffering of the palestinian civilians at all levels and on the other hand, according to multiple eyewitnesses of those palestinian civilians who were kidnapped from gaza city and the northern parts of gaza strip they said and they they they said that they had they have been uh tortured severely by the israel incubation. forces, they were under heavy pressure regarding the humiliation, the torture and and they were beated uh several times and they were denied of even the basic humanitarian needs like uh drinking the water or having any food or they were even debrived of having any sleep uh over the nights uh so even the signs of the torture were appeared and they were clear over their bodies so we are talking about continuous humiliation for the people even who were kidnapped by the israeli incubation, it's another aspect of the continuous attacks of the israeli incubation forces against t

civilian males, not soldiers, they refused the deal saying we do not want them. head of hamamas political bur, honey as... says the palestinian resistance remains firm in its battle against the israeli military as the regime's genocidal war in gaza enters its 75th day. hiah in a meeting with iran's foreign minister hussen amir abdullahyan in the qatari capital underlined that israel keeps targeting gaza from air, land and say. however, he explained resistance fighters remain strong and determined in the battlefield and have inflicted heavy losses on israeli forces. he said although tens of thousands of gazans have been killed or wounded in the israeli onslot, they have put up a stiff resistance against. invaders and he also thanked the irani foreign minister for following up on the gaza developments. the meeting came during fourth visit by the top iranian diplomat to doha, as part of efforts to muster support for palestinians. fazan ashurian joins us from doha to tell us more about this trip. uh, well, tell us the developments coming out of this trip that you find important. caver, today, 2 a

civilian million people here in the central area of gas strip where in the magazi refugee camp at the bur refugee camp, dozens of the palestinian civilians were attacked and they uh they they have been uh proved to the alexa marters hospital here in the central area of gaz strip after the israeli occubation war drones uh targeted them as they were gathering and walking around in the streets of those camps so we are talking about continuous air strikes and continuous attacks of the israeli fighter. palestinian resistance fighters have carried out retaliatory operations against the invading israeli forces in gaza. intense fighting between israeli troops and resistance fighters continue across gaza. casam brigades have targeted several gatherings of israeli soldiers and vehicles in the city of hanjunis south of the gaza strap. an anti-personal explosive device was deadnated against an israeli infantry unit east of khan units with hamas confirming the killing and injury of several members of the unit, five israeli mkava tanks were also hit in khan unis, the khasan brigades have shelled israel

the explosives were detonated as a freight train crossed the chertov bridge in siberia's bur—yatia regionr correspondent jessica parker has more on the attack from kyiv. this happened a long a stretch of railway mainline which runs on the border of china, in the far east of russia, thousands of kilometres away from ukraine. what a senior ukrainian official has told us is that ukraine's security services managed to engineer two explosions, one on a train that was running through a tunnel and then later on a train that was running across a bridge. they say that was to try to disable a line they say is used by russia for military purposes. russian media reporting on the first incident in the tunnel is being investigated and a russian rail authorities have talked about that incident as well, saying that incident as well, saying that a fire or smoke was seen on the freight train but caused flight delays. the extensive damage that might have been caused by these incidents really is no clear at the moment of what is perhaps clear is kyiv�*s chemistry so its ability to strike infrastructure targe

the car was already received by the bur unit of the first separate brigade special appointment namedvan bohun. the enemy destroyed the previous car of the defenders in chechent. the first separate brigade of special forces named after ivan bagon. thanks to the tv channel and their viewers for the car. we also thank the crimean front for humanitarian aid. glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. glory to heroes. i will add that the money is for a new one. we collected the car in a record time, only 8 days. thank you for supporting all our meetings. i want to thank all the viewers of the tv channel, each of you is a volunteer, i want to thank the foundation crimean front, i want to thank volunteer oleksandr skoryk from kharkiv for this car and for the help you provide to our armed forces. glory to ukraine, hero. the united states has strengthened sanctions against the lukashenka regime. the list includes eight individuals and 11 organizations related to the regime of the self-proclaimed president of belarus, the us treasury reported. in particular, sledges. dmytro shevtsov, secretary general

as you were saying, it seems russians are down playing this attack t to the navy s ship, bur ukraininians, this i is a big achievement. and reportededly this ship was used to transport drones which have been largely used to attack ukraine. just overnight, 46 drones, mostly in the south in kherson and other regions. the ukrainian air defenses were working for about seven hours and ukraine air force has managed to shoot down around 32 of those drones. but yet some of the drones were not shot down. and therefore there are some sites that have been damaged for example a shopping center in kherson, and also some buildings in odesa. a drone that was actually shot down fell on houses in the suburbs and there is at least one person dead and a few people injured. but as you were saying on the frontline, the news that come from marinka are also a highlight of the force especially at this time of the year. it is almost two years since the war in ukraine started, since russia invaded ukraine. and for the past few days, there has been some dispute whether or not ukrainian troops were still in this vil

. >> but republican congressman tim bur charred of tennessee says he believes the release of the fullogs might be blocked because too many of his, quote, colleagues would be named. epstein died in jail of course in august 2019 about one month after being arrested on sex trafficking charges. his death was ruled a suicide. haley? >> kayleigh: unfortunately that's all the time we have left tonight. remember you can catch me weeks days at noon on outnumbered right here on the fox news channel. gutfeld next. have a great night. ♪

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. >> let's discuss now with republican congressman tim bur burchett. congressman, welcome back to the program. we appreciate you being here. i wanted to ask you about what trump has been saying this weekend. he said that immigrants are, quote, poisoning the blood of our country. what's your reaction to that? do you agree with that? >> well, of course not. i mean immigrants, of course -- that's one of the strong points of this entire country. folks coming here illegally are not helping things whatsoever. you know, we've lost over 100,000 children at the border in the last three years. we've got criminal situations. you know, i was mayor of knox county here in tennessee, and at time i had one school that had over 20 languages it spoke, and it was a school that was probably around 300 students. so it's a real -- it's a financial problem with this country, you know, and i realize folks are making the analogy that it's something maybe that hitler had said. i have one rule in my office. it says you never compare anything to the holocaust or hitler except the

now, the president did issue a declassification order on the final full day of his presidency burs but that did not lead to these documents being released. the circumstances about how this binder went missing remain shrouded in mystery. the situation was so alarming to intelligence officials that they actually briefed senate intelligence committee leadership about this situation last year, jim. >> and jeremy, one of mark meadows' top aides, cassidy hutchinson who we know very well from testifying before the january 6th committee, she says she's, quote, almost positive the binder went home with mr. meadows, referring to her former boss, the former white house chief of staff, but he has denied that through an attorney or something along those lines. he's saying i don't have it. so what's going on? >> reporter: yeah, jim, we don't know where this binder is, but cassidy hutchinson has put forward one theory that has emerged. what she says is that she as you said in congressional testimony was almost positive that this went home with mr. meadows. she also wrote about it in her book saying h

get direct check on certain things, we know that hunter biden's be model involve joy joe, and that is burisma. and joe helping broker a deal with bank of china while hunter is cutting a deal with an, quit i company that is controlled by the bank of china, it all has to do with joe it is just a matter of time before hunter biden incriminates him. larry: do you think there is chance that house will put him in contempt, because he did not show up for his deposition? doy think there a chance. >> i don't know. i think that hunter biden will keep evading as long as he, can i think it behooves the house to do that, if you look at it, jobe will pardon hunter for everything that is something that is fascinating, hunter has a green light to commit all of the crimes between now and november, and joe will pardon him after the election. larry: i keep saying that, i have done a couple riffs with that, i don't care who wins election if joe biden loses he is still president in november and december and half of january, there is time, he will pardon a million people, he will pardon hunter and his friends

bur they are human beings. miss freeman and miss mott. their lives were torn apart. there is real human cost to. this >> their each asking for 24 million. if they even get a quarter of, it giuliani's lawyer has said he can't pay. that what their attorney is arguing, send a message to the world, sent a message to other people who may try to do what rudy giuliani did by awarding them huge images. >> i think there are going to get close to the top number they're asking for. for that exact reason. i think there is going to be a message sent. andrew knows a bit more about rudy's actual finances. i don't think they're under any illusions. i don't think they expect to get rich from this because you can get blood from a. stone and authentic rudy has that much liquid. >> he's been sued by his lawyer because he can't afford his legal bills. again, there are ten civil suits against him. he's got to be headed towards bankruptcy, no matter what happens. >> and he's still facing the case in georgia, where he's been indicted, as well. and i have to bring this up. because this was o

. >> but republican congressman tim bur charred of tennessee says he believes the release of the full night logs might be blocked because too many of his, quote, colleagues would be named. epstein died in jail of course in august 2019 about one month after being arrested on sex trafficking charges. his death was ruled a suicide. haley? >> kayleigh: unfortunately that's all the time we have left tonight. remember you can catch me weeks days at noon on outnumbered right here on the fox news channel. gutfeld next. have a great night. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> greg: yes, yes, yes! happy tuesday everybody. so really it seems 2023 is the year of the protester. they seem to be everywhere blocking traffic, closing bridges, chanting at train stations. but the joke's on them. i travel only by helicopter. but, oh, how they love to delay transportation. who do they think they are, mayor pete? idiots are throwing tomato soup on paintings and super gluing themselves to the wall. remember that knucklehead who glued his hand to a starbucks counter to protest the price of-milk? when they called his n

. >> john: and dean phillips determined to be a bur in joe biden's saddle, says the candidate with lowerroval figures losing to trump in every poll of consequence, it's downright delusional. >> also a bit of an arrogant statement to make, given he does have the challenges coming from the democratic party, people on the left, people who maybe would be more moderate are trying to challenge him and they are frustrated. he was out this week talking about the fact that florida has already given up all the delegates to joe biden is wrong, it's anti-democratic, does not go with the theory of democracy, but president biden's comments, it is true he has been running against maga republicans over the course of the last two elections and democrats has been successful in that language by putting trump at the pop of mind for democratic voters and saying we have to stop him. when it comes to biden himself saying he's the only guy who can do it or the reason he's in the race causes problems whether he should be replaced, a lot of ballot access issues have deadlines have passed already but of course the

bur the other way around.someone is on some filing because they donated a hundred dollars to me, oh, forget it, all the liberal activists are showing up in front of there, on their social media pages, they're giving them terrible google reviews or whatever else, they want to take them down and they want the scalp. the rules are so problematic because good people are getting taken down and passions, occupations that they love. no one would know more than, you know, jim and others involved in the space of comedy. if you pay the money and you sit inside of that audience, that is a personal decision. if that person on that stage wants to crack the material, make the jokes that brings in the crowd, that is something that is between that comedian and their audience. you're not even in the room. you're someone else and you want to cancel that comedian. go [bleep] off. >> greg: yes! [cheers and applause] >> greg: well said. >> jim: i'm so happy i voted for lee zeldin. >> greg: up next patients in the usa prefer what r

had not thought about the concern for the next customer in line with thr e lady behind the counter, burctim of ther ne ie. i like that in general. and apply that to every crime across the board. >> harold: judge, give a slick cleanup paper. >> jesse: i would agree withdesp you, and maybe the desperate housewives woman should have to oversee s.a.t. test taking for about six months. you know, just have to sit there and time, for siy x months. proctor is the word i'm looking for. i hated thy e proctor. >> harold: is this the right way to think about it? >> judge jeanine: i do, and i respect your opinion, sandra, i really do, but i think one of the things that you got to do is you got to make the defendant in the case that is not a serious case deal with both their ignorance and the fact that if they were in the same situation as a victim they would be suffering, so like if i had someone who was creating damage to property, i would make him washrty, the property and repair property in that area for six p months arot 1:00 in the afternon so everyone could see him. if someone was a drunk driv

and i see the first letters, friedman isy so happy that burs is there. and then comes the bombshell. he opens the newspaper and finds that arthur burns is supporting what's called incomes policy. incomes policy is a democratic party idea come not associate with republicans, and it's basically an effort to use guidelines and political persuasion to convince labor unions not tod raise the wages and convince businesses not to raise the prices. it's a way to inhibit inflation. inflation is starting to run in the early '70s in part because the johnson administration is both pursuing an ambitious social agenda and the war in vietnam, and as a consequence has been pushing for a looser monetary policy. so now burns comes in as chair of the federal reserve. instead of saying s something le you might expect like the fed will do its best to make sure inflation doesn't get out of hand, he comes up with completely different proposal. it's not about monetary policy. and to friedman he is convinced that this incomes policy is a first step to wage and price control. so

and say good nightt to tuc, biden sayin, the president who almost burnt down the white house wit.h buris birthday cake, can admit he's got nothing left in the tank . >> biden's actually going around the white house saying, i feel se t ado much younger thn my age and it's driving everyone crazyt he has. sources say biden's closestvery staff are rollinone g their eyes at him, whispering that biden doesn't realize how old he can come across. >> biden, behind closed doors, repeatedly says, you know, i feel so much younger than my age. he says it so often and withhe s such real sincerity. and there is becomays ise this e tension where he ends up overextending himself that basically aides feel that he does not know his own physical limitations and that he tries to do too much. and, you know, that has this you know adverse effect where he ends up wearing himself out . >> the worry inside the white house, if they put too mucidh on the president's plate, it's going to kill him. >> insiders say biden's his owni worst enemy when it comes to his schedule. an and since biden won't listen to anyone

the explosives were detonated as a freight train crossed the chertov bridge in siberia's bur—yatia regioninian official has told us is that the ukrainian security services managed to engineer two explosions, one on a train running in a tunnel and then later on a train running across a bridge. they say that was to try and disable a line they say russia is using for military purposes. the russian media is reporting that the first instance in the tunnel is being investigated and authorities have talked about that incident saying that fire or smoke was seen but it only caused slight delays. the extent of damage caused isn't clear at the moment. what is more clear is the keenness of kyiv to strike targets deep inside russian territory. jessica parker on that situation in siberia. jessica parker on that situation in siberia. there is further public transport chaos in england this weekend. train drivers who are members of the aslef union are staging a series of strikes across the country. it's the latest industrial action in their long—running dispute with train operators over pay and working pr

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but he's bur got the solution. tampons in men's bathroom. however, i.to break it to you.o to if you go down to the botanical gardens in washington, d.c., gone to the men's bathroom, there'll be a sign saying tampons are availabl the menooen men at the front desk. >> so what if i go in there because i'll identify for 2 minutes as a man, take all the tampons and give it back to my front. ma >> well, this that's the idea of it. i mean, whend take we look at i. >> monty python did a skit,he the life of brian over 40 yearsd ago when brian wanted to be stic on satire wasid today. that would be a documentary. that's interestingasedn satire. >> things have become. jim. well, you require venues hosting shows to provide tampons for all. >> i really would. yes. fori think what's important al is what's in the men's room dispensary. i really get upset. how many strip clubs do when you walk in? they have breath mints, colognte and like the height of optimism, it doesn't matterus . it doesn't matter what the dispensary, like the trudeau, always does seem to do. >> the

the 20th bur-election _ this be? that is right. the 20th by-election since _ this be?-election since the _ this be? that is right. the 20th by-election since the 2019 - this be? that is right. the 20th i by-election since the 2019 general by—election since the 2019 general election. an extraordinarily high number. setting us up for another big piece of political electoral drama early in new year. this definitely won't have been welcome news in downing street. but i also think it would have been a great surprise. what peter bone was accused of is pretty serious. he continues to deny it, by the way, including in a statement last night after the recall petition outcome. it is a relatively new development, the ability of most of the public to recall their mp. this was the fifth recall their mp. this was the fifth recall petition since the law was introduced, and the fourth in a row that has been successful. that is becoming a big part of our politics. it is worth saying this is a safe conservative seat. the labour party would need a swing of 18%, a very big swing, to win t