camp. so ty put under the direction of captain and lieutenant huntley. originally there were a few other commanders assigned above them, but the key was still moving a lot of pieces around. so within weeks everyone was changing personnel. but gunderson and huntley were two main ones over company 1530 for the duration and mohican. when you were in the camps, you were under army control. when you were out doing forestry projects, you were under state control. john c dix was assigned superintendent of the forestry projects. mohican. so they arrived by train at 9 a.m. they didn't arrive to the mpte until ten and then they got work building a mess, tent supplyr quarters, hospital they did not have their first meal until 430, so i'm they were pretty hungry. and here you can see it looks like they're finally a break. some of them their muskets in their hands so that be about 431 this sure think i see my father standing right there which one of them okay or or something like that. oh okay. yep oh m

, the progress camps, and the light camps .ould also like to share the progress with you. we are considering the advanced omid rahian camps this year. like rahyan noor , we have planned for 500,000 people. so far, nearly 3,000 talented students from non-government and shahid schools and the rest of the government schools have been sent . going to progress and hope camps ladies and gentlemen, in their conversations, they said that they are constantly monitoring these camps , identifying their weaknesses and strengths in order to be able to hold them better now in different courses in the coming years. how much of their memories do you receive, collect, write , how much do you try to make the programs that are implemented at different levels, whether educational or familiarizing with the points and points of the holy defense, better and more? thank you, we are trying to support the contents of these camps in three stages let's do it. there is a period before the camp, which is now with a series of greetings and creating a mental

camps at the province level . it is announced to the deputy education and student mobilization department. with the help of student organizations, these students are organized and sent to progress camps and camps the progress of omid and the camps of rahian noor will be sent. i will also share with you the statistics that we are considering for the progress of the path . a thousand students of brilliant talents from non-government schools and shahid and other public schools are sent to the camps, the progress of omid khanlu, mr. bastan said in their speeches that they are constantly reviewing these camps , identifying their weak points and their strengths for that they can it is better to organize it now in different courses in the upcoming years . one point is that you are among the students. what training, what programs to get familiar with the points and points of holy defense would be better and more , please let me know that we are trying to do content support for these camps in three stages, there is a stage

walter camp was football. he hadn't been involved in the sport almost as long as football had existed. he'd been one of college football's best players as a yale halfback back in the 1870s. but as great a player as he was, he had far more influence on the game in the coming decades. as a writer, as a rule maker, and really as an ambassador for the sport through camps, influence football really evolved from the rugby style game that he had played back at yale into a sport that we today would recognize with line of scrimmage, forward passing, all kind of the accouterments that we would recognize in football today. and by world war one, it really was the modern game. even with some tactical differences. president wilson appointed walter camp as navy athletic director. he was responsible for creating a physical fitness training program among recruits. this was definitely a civilian appointment. but that didn't stop walter from getting a snazzy military style dress uniform. here he is in that uniform with his son,

walter camp was football. he hadn't been involved in the sport almost as long as football had existed. he'd been one of college football's best players as a yale halfback back in the 1870s. but as great a player as he was, he had far more influence on the game in the coming decades. as a writer, as a rule maker, and really as an ambassador for the sport through camps, influence football really evolved from the rugby style game that he had played back at yale into a sport that we today would recognize with line of scrimmage, forward passing, all kind of the accouterments that we would recognize in football today. and by world war one, it really was the modern game. even with some tactical differences. president wilson appointed walter camp as navy athletic director. he was responsible for creating a physical fitness training program among recruits. this was definitely a civilian appointment. but that didn't stop walter from getting a snazzy military style dress uniform. here he is in that uniform with his son,

no one has ever managed to escape from a concentration camp, especially since it was a camp where then these conditions the escape was not the only one. in july 1943, on the territory of the concentration camp near the village of masyukovshchina, work was underway to repair military equipment in the workshops established here. the brigade, assembled from prisoners of war, was engaged in the repair of armored cars. former mechanics and communications mechanics sorted through parts and corrected damage inside the cabin. particular attention to radio communications. the security was pleased with the work; everything was done quickly and efficiently. and now the prisoners worked intently, were not distracted by conversations, and only sometimes nodded their heads to signal each other to bring this or that instrument. it's time relax, summer, heat, what a surprise it was for them... the appearance from the depths of the hangar of an armored car, which was moving at full speed in their direction, sweeping away everything in its path. shooting began, two prisoners were killed, the rest manag

the camp mohican aviator. they had naming contests, did not like any of the other with it. names, so they stuck i'm not sure how they came up with aviator. the paper was very well done. it was actually printed in ashland, but as you can see, there's photographs in it, stories about the camp, stories about visitation to the forest, all the projects they're working on. it included biographies of the officers so that you can get to know the men better. and it was so popular that not just locals, so got into it with records we have that universities from across the country were subscribing to add to their records. and it was full of advertisements from local businesses. so, it was completely self- funded by these advertisements. now, the state continued to buy land, including where big a little lions falls are, and about this time, the dam was also proposed, which did not exist at this pot yet, but in octor, 1934, company 30was ordered to abandon the camp and relocate to shawnee forest. in that 15-months that they

number two. the camp then had 18,000 prisoners of war.e instructions. at the beginning of january 1946, in the investigative in the isolation nkvd prison number 1, which was located on volodarsky street in the pishchalovsky castle, the interrogation of the nazi criminal langut karl max was underway. the investigator asked clarifying questions; they related to the execution of prisoners of war in an overpowering camp organized by the nazis in the babruisk fortress. investigator's question: what was happening in the camp when the fire started in the barracks, the prisoners were trying to escape. answer: they started shooting them. and then the calm, cynical story of the executioner. the captain at this time put four. prisoners of war who were in courtyard, the prisoners of war ran to the other side, then the second machine gun fired in that direction, all the prisoners of war rushed to the middle, the third machine gun shot in the middle, the investigator’s question: were there any attempts to put out the fire? answer: fire trucks arrived a

the names of these camps are progress camps i hope that the students will see the progress of the islamicolution in the 1990s and 1990s , and hope will be created with them, and my students themselves will tell stories in school. sahrai, deputy of training of the basij group of irgc employees, all institutions and organizations have the greatness to express both qualitative and quantitative dimensions and expand, but we , as the servants of this area , expect advanced camps, and also the people of noorur, who with the help of the training deputy, actually it will be held . we are also looking for the quality of this space, for example, one of let me tell you one thing, mr. bastan, mrs. shamalu, one feature of the students of this evening, this course , they mentioned a lot of quality work in rahian noor camps for the mothers who contacted us and said that my child's child before he wants to go to this camp . come on, are you people of prayer at all? anyway, there haven't been issues like this since you came to these camps, what did you do with these children , who are our students, our ch

the approaches to the camp are mined. bending...rea, the scouts began to tell in detail where, in what place they could organize an approach to the camp, how to neutralize the guards and begin clearing mines in the surrounding areas? the world will learn about the fascists' mass extermination of people at nuremberg. the materials of the azarari death camp case will present evidence of more than 2,000 prisoners exterminated in record time, even by military standards time, almost 10 days. according to the classification of attacks against humanity, he will be classified as category a, in his ... "severity he will be on a par with svents and maidanok. the nazis did not hesitate to use all possible means to maintain their positions. the commander of the tank corps, lieutenant general friedrich hosbach, personally reported the containment plan to hitler. instead of a possible breakthrough of the defense, it is necessary to organize three camps, fill them with a population infected with typhus and other infectious diseases the plan began

the largest overpowering camps...ag number 203 in krichev, where 1800 people died, number 185 in mogilev, 4000 died , in babruisk, where there were even more victims, the fascists organized three camps at once on the territory of the babruisk fortress, one officer and two stalags for ordinary military personnel. about what happened there, in documents, testimonies of prisoners, testimonies of their executioners, only in august-november 1941, 158,000 prisoners of war passed through the bobruisk dulak, of which almost 15,000 died by november, but these figures indicate that what the nazis did in the camp. general prosecutor's office of the republic of belarus. a criminal case on the fact of genocide of the population of belarus during the great patriotic war and the post-war period. concentration camps for prisoners of war. testimony of the former assistant commandant of the soviet camp. prisoners of war in the city of babruisk, captain langut karl, at the trial in january 1946. on november 4 or 5, 1941, the camp comman

first of all, our camp started from the irgc aerospace exhibition. we didn't know that we were going to such a camp and we were not told what places we were going to see. let's see, touch and experience places. well, we started from aerospace, when we arrived at this aerospace exhibition in the morning, first of all, we were not eager, we were looking for a tourist camp to go with our friends to have fun, but we were unaware that this camp is much better, but didn't you know that the beginning of work is from a tunnel we started our visit with the hand tunnel, the door and the wall, and the simulation that was done was really full of sadness and sadness for us, and we were very sad when we saw those scenes, especially the rocket that was between the desk and the book, the table and the bench. he had burned and that class was covered in blood, so at first we had a very bad feeling about what this camp is about, we are not feeling well at all, why are they making us sad , we don't like to see this, but then when we went further , we saw the missiles, w

walter camp was football. he hadn't been involved in the sport almost as long as football had existed. he'd been one of college football's best players as a yale halfback back in the 1870s. but as great a player as he was, he had far more influence on the game in the coming decades. as a writer, as a rule maker, and really as an ambassador for the sport through camps, influence football really evolved from the rugby style game that he had played back at yale into a sport that we today would recognize with line of scrimmage, forward passing, all kind of the accouterments that we would recognize in football today. and by world war one, it really was the modern game. even with some tactical differences. president wilson appointed walter camp as navy athletic director. he was responsible for creating a physical fitness training program among recruits. this was definitely a civilian appointment. but that didn't stop walter from getting a snazzy military style dress uniform. here he is in that uniform with his son,

, the new se road camp was hit in an unrelated strike. the how mass controlled garza health ministry says more than 8 and a half 1000 people had been killed since israel launched its war and how much and that more than 3000 of them are children jobs. it has become a great job for children. it's a living hell for everyone else. and yet the threats to children go beyond bones and more. it is a child dest, d hydration, particularly infant gets to the hydration, a growing fridge, or do you run agency says water shortages are affecting access to clean water for more than a 1000000 children. the world health organization has, meanwhile, warranty of critical shortages at hospitals. surgeries cannot happen without anesthesia infected do happen without anesthesia. it's an immune and public health catastrophe that looms with the mass displacement, the overcrowding, the damaged wanton sanitation infrastructure. 8 organization said the deliveries of vital supplies cannot take place without the security guarantees of a humanitarian pause. journalist h

against the northern goza ship like the areas started for in bet lahya and now in jabalia refugee camp that's north north south goza strip and the fears now is that israels continue to print that they might attack the ashifa hospital as everyone watch the the statements of the israeli military, they are claiming that palestinian resistance are hiding inside the hospital and that they have food and medication, they are trying to give justifications for the world and the international community in case they had the shifa hospital. yeah, and we hear that one floor hospital has already stopped the functioning. okay, thank you so much. now let's see what's going on on the other friend let's transfer to beirot a correspondent mariam salah is there and mariam tell us about the latest over did we have any exchange of fire between isbula and other resistance fighters in the israel forces well we definitely don't have a single without any operations from the resistance of hazballah and other resistance groups as well, so basically today we have three different operations for hazbillah all one af

camps in guys. many of them in fact, but it's the biggest one and 70 percent of the residents of guys are refugees or defendants of those who are forcibly displaced by israel, over decades of his territory, expansion and occupation. regardless referred to as well as largest open at present . and is one of the most densely populated areas on us. michael apple gives us some context. this is what palestine looked like in 1917. that was before the british forces concord at austin, the ottoman tax. on the 2nd of november of that year, brittany is far and secretary of the bell full issued the bell for declaration. it was a pledge to establish a home for the jewish people in palestine without prejudice thing. the civil or religious rights of existing palestinian communities with the coughing up of the ottoman empire at the end of the 1st world war. the league of nations handed britain the mandate over palestine. in 1922 the jewish population, they grew from 6 percent in 1918 to 33 percent by 1947. by may,

no one has ever managed to escape from a concentration camp, especially since it was a camp where thee conditions the escape was not the only one. in july 1943 , work was underway on the territory of the concentration camp near the village of mosyukovshchina. repair of military equipment in the workshops established here. the brigade, assembled from prisoners of war, was engaged in the repair of armored cars. former mechanics and communications mechanics sorted through parts, corrected damage inside the cabin, paying special attention to radio communications. the security was pleased with the work. everything was done quickly, efficiently, and now the prisoners worked intently, were not distracted by conversations, only sometimes with a nod of their heads they gave each other a signal to bring this or that instrument, it’s time to relax, it’s summer, it’s hot, what a what surprised them was the appearance from the depths of the hangar of an armored car, which was moving at full speed towards them... sweeping away everything in its path, shooting began: two prisoners were killed, the r

camp conditions.estinian fighters based in jordan penetrate into the motherland and start operations. in march 1968, israel to avenge the activities of the fighters to the camp. seini karama attacks in jordan and destroys everything. after that , tensions increase. palestinian fighters are transferred to lebanon. the economic and social conditions of lebanon are not suitable. social activists like imam musa sadr are trying for unity and cohesion and removing deprivation. but political groups are not coherent. they do not have long-term plans. every group and front. it is for the sake of fame and self-interest they compete and do not tolerate each other's presence , and worst of all , they do not understand israel's policies. on april 3, 1975, the leader of a christian party was assassinated, but survived the assassination. in retaliation for this attack , palestinian fighters are attacked on the same day. conflicts escalate and civil wars begin in lebanon. the plans of imam musa sadr will be affected.

camp in gaza. israel's military said it killed a top hamas commander in its air strike. a man they say was one of the leaders of the october 7th attack. and was hiding amongst civilians inside of the refugee camp. israel also claims to have killed around 50 hamas terrorists in that strike. it is not clear how many people were killed or injured. but the director of a hospital in the homeas controlled area said he has seen hundreds of dead bodies and wounded patients. he described it as a, quote, scene no one can imagine. cnn's wolf blitzer pressed a spokesperson for the idf on why israel would carry out a strike with so many civilians in the area? >> you flow there have a lot of refugees, a lot of innocent civilians, men and women and children in that refugee camp as well, right. >> this is the tragedy of war, wolf. i mean, we, as you know, we've seen saying for days -- >> in a few minutes we'll hear from the head of a u.n. agency in gaza about what his colleagues on the ground in gaza are saying. a

jabalia refugee camp is one of the largest refugee camps in gaza. it houses the refugees of the 1948 war, and its descendents who then moved -- who were displaced and moved into that refugee camp in jabalia. these enormous explosions are not the first we have seen in gaza. we know that as this war has stretched on, the toll of casualties has skyrocketed. more than 8,000 have been killed inside the gaza trip in these three weeks of war and, of course, we know that civilians have been too often the results of those casualties, more than 3,000 children killed according to the palestinian ministry of health. of course we are still waiting to see how many people may be under the rubble in this explosion. if you just look at those images, it is just really hard to fathom what that explosion would have been like for the people on the ground. >> yeah. it's very, very serious indeed. i want to turn to the deaths now reported by the idf of two israeli soldiers in gaza, the first reported soldier deaths since the israeli ground incursion began. tell us what yo

all x inmates of concentration camps. the people sleep in rough wooden beds that are often double or triple stacked on top of each other in the mix ship sleeping issues of the living quarters, attempts are made to resurrect family life. the, as it was explained to me for every family grow, the shared male is the high point of the day. the time was astonished when i learned from doctors of risky that the house of the people in the it is quite good. that almost doesn't seem possible when he noticed the incredulous expression on my face. he looked at me rather askance and said, bear in mind, we are all survivors. only the strongest have survived the picture. i have picked to see it, not only for loss, but this is my life and then i did states maybe i can begin with last that. well, yes, that's what i would like it to do. if you don't mind. yeah. river, i don't want to tell you what to do. you can you was. oh no. but this is my memory is as i have lived it, this was my great love, my 1st grade last lunch, but she is a nobody

israeli forces had been raiding the nurshams refugee camp in tulkarim since the early hours of thursday. the operation, the military operation just ended several hours ago when the israeli troops withdrew from the refugee camp, leaving 13 palestinians had been killed. 13 palestinians were killed by the israeli forces in the refugee camp of noor shams. destruction was clearly there in the buildings and the roads, number of palestinians had been wonded and others were detained by the israeli forces, the accurate number of the detention, the detainees had not been clarified yet by both the palestinian, the palestinians or the israeli military occupation, the number of casualties in the occupied west bank continue to r it's today, over 75 palestinians had been killed since the 7th of october, hundreds had been wonded over 1300 palestinian. had been wonded and also hundreds had been detained by the israeli forces, the majority were intellectuals were palestinian activists, hamas members all across the occupied west bank, parliamentarians representing hamas movement in the occupied west bank,

refugee camp. palestinian fighters detonated explosive devices to the israeli military vehicles and the israeli military confirmed that clashes erupted between palestinian fighters and the israeli forces and that the palestinian fighters threw explosive at israeli uh military operating in the jen refugee camp immediately they used their jones to fire missils. killing at least three, according to palestinian paramedics, wanting others and one is in serious condition, elsewhere in the occupied west bank clashes were also reported in tubas, burkin and nabl, these were in areas northern the occupied westbank in israeli forces raided kalkela, surrounded a home and they were - the one of the palestinians claimed that he was wanted by the israeli forces to surrender, clashes erupted led to the killing of yet one palestinian in kalkela, numbers had been arrested, also in the refugee camp of colandia before one hour, israeli forces rided collandia refugee camp, south the occupied westbank city of... in orde

at first it was not a young army camp, it was just a military sports camp, when 7 years ago the youngeared, it became a young army camp. therefore, the program has been tested, this is a traditional event that was, is and will continue. of course we wish you success, good guys, they excellent preparation, all the best to you, now we have learned the part about penza. but saaransk is also in this fake, yes, let us remind you that the participants of the training camp visited the capital of mordovia, saansk, we can find out the details from kirill gavaev, chief of staff of the regional branch of the youth movement in mordovia, we are glad to welcome you, tell us what the guys were taught , military-patriotic training camps for guardsmen are held in the peden region, traditionally, the guys come and show their skills, but of course, the kids can and should rest on these. training camp, that’s why the head of the republic of mordovia was present at the opening of the guards training camp, who personally invited the children to visit our region , mordovia, with an excursion program, the gu

camp. >> yeah. awful situation. major general pittard, thank you for joining us. >>> as the conflict in the middle east clearly intensifies, the rise in hate at home is intangible. there are new warnings about domestic threats against the jewish, muslim and arab american communities in the u.s. we'll have much more on that. that's's just aheaead. >>> right now rescue efforts are under way following an israeli airstrike earlier in the day in gaza's largest refugee camp, a strike the idf says was ordered to try to take out a senior hamas commander. joining us now is michael oren served as israel's ambassador to the united states. ambassador, thank you so much for joining us. i want to ask you first of all about this blast at the jabalia refugee camp in gaza, gaza's largest refugee camp. an idf spokesperson a little while ago confirmed to us on cnn that it was an israeli air strike that caused this. he said israel hit the camp as it was targeting a senior hamas commander. there's likely, as yo

hamas is in that camp. they live in that camp. they are part of the culture of that camp. everyone, of course. >> i'm sure the civilians there that don't like hamas were prevented by hamas from leaving. i think the administration, in grappling this, we have to be so much more forward leaning and protecting civilians. we are losing the global narrative on this war, by not being able to say at the same time, hamas is a terrible group and did horrible things and we must protect civilians. >> beth, it's great to have your persp perspective. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >>> and still to come, the fbi says anti-semitism is reaching historic levels the. how the israel/hamas war is fueling hate in the u.s. >>> the senate only confirmed jack smith for his job last month. but he's been doing two jobs for months. his new one and the old one, because his would-be deputy hasn't been confirmed. that is because republican senator tommy tubberville of alabama, is blocking the senate of group nominations of hundreds of general and glag flag office across the military. he is d

the men escape from the labor camp. i was able to attend their citizenship ceremonies year after year. we still have thanksgiving gatherings to commemorate those dark days in the labor camps when men were starving and would dream about food. jason: do you make dao for that? saket: i now do with the thanksgivings are more extravagant than that. jason: i want to encourage folks that have questions. we have microphones. i have a couple more questions i would like to ask but we should maybe start lining up. i hope there is many. this is a good crowd. tahir, a times we look to these countries and these situations of oppression. we think of these societies as somehow antiquated or behind. one thing that struck me was the way the chinese communist party uses technology in very sophisticated ways to track the movements of uighurs. there are scenes where you talk about the equipment and tools they use to do this. we think of technology as a sort of benefits of living in the modern world. in many ways, it feels like an enemy in y

began in the south of the country. to be sent to these camps . last year, we were able to send 300,000 students from the west, north, west, south, and the sea to the operational areas and memorials of the holy defense. operations and memorials of holy defense in the west, northwest and sea, as well as the south of the country, so far, a total of nearly 50,000 students have been sent since ardibehesht. the final point is that we have also designed 10,000 knowledge camps in four parts of the country. they learn the signs of progress the latest military defense achievements of sanaye nejat bozor factory are visited and a total of 4,000 people in the cities and provinces with 10,000 national people, a total of 500,000 students, with the help of education and loved ones, are members of the basij corps , which are part of the demonstrations. the progress of the successes and achievements of the islamic revolution, god willing, they will be visited . harvesting of the shrines of deem in aran and beid golan cities of isfahan has begun. it is a completely

these images are transmitted from the center of the jabalia camp. women, children and young people were martyred. many people are under the rubble. the ministry of health of palestine announced that what happened in the bombing of the jabalia camp is a new massacre and this massacre is reminiscent of the massacre of al-mu'amedani hospital. the zionist regime's planes bombed the area around the indonesian hospital today , which left many martyrs and wounded. at the same time as the zionist attacks on the people of gaza , the settlers also experienced the sound of the warning sirens of the resistance operation several times. in asdod , he was killed by the rockets of the qassam battalions. my hand led to four zionists. the zionist army announced iron kurds could not intercept all resistance rockets. besides, the rockets of the resistance reached the area of ​​neti futot, 20 kilometers from the gaza strip, and according to the report of israel tv channel 14, 3 zionists were also killed in this area. hamas announced: the massacre of javalia camp is the

response to that refugee camp strike. what's the view from the pentagon on this latest action by the israeli military? >> reporter: wolf no surprise that both the pentagon briefing today and the white house briefing today, which occurred several hours after the ghibalia strike from the idf, focused largely on that strike with reporters hammering away on whether the u.s. believes israel is doing enough to protect civilian casualties and avoid civilian harm. john kirby says the u.s. sees indications israel is trying to avoid civilian casualties, though he wouldn't specifically address this strike or any individual events. a short part what was he said today, civilians have been killed to the tune of many thousands -- in gaza, he means. we recognize that, we observe that, we're not accepting of any single civilian death in gaza. the u.s. is still standing strongly with israel here and backing israel in their ongoing campaign against gaza. again, the pentagon briefing with general pat rider also focusing in large part on this

phalangist they enter the camp. endless killing. at that time , there were at least 90,000 people in the camps, most of whom were refugees from 1948. the israelis monitor the operation and even keep the camp lit at night with floodlights. they carry fake id cards and it is never clear how many of them are israeli and how many are lebanese. they were. israel was intoxicated with victories. it calls southern lebanon as the northern bank of the jordan river and beats the bell of victory. but these crimes were also punished. the region was pregnant with new events. sharpness it is raining in the city of sur, israeli soldiers gather inside the command building. moments later, a car drives into the building and immediately explodes . due to the severity of the explosion, 14 israeli soldiers and officers are killed. some time later, in the spring of 1983, another explosion occurred. this time at the american embassy. in this explosion. this is the second attack on embassies. in the fall of 1983 , two more explosions occur. israeli and amer

where starvation was a rule of the labor camp. so my journey with food started really right as i started my relationship with these extraordinary characters in this book. and i'm happy to report that it only went up from there. i still cook, and the characters of the book and i get together and cook to get a few times a year. >> it is a really incredible through line, a couple of recipes in the book as well and i'm looking forward to getting into them. i also wante to talk about the allure of america and the realities that people face here. in both books it's a different experience. but i think they're so much that we as americans can learn from the experience of new immigrants. i just want to read a quick quote from tahir's book. he was telling what if his friends that he intended to travel to america with his family, and his friend was in the united states and he said it would be best if you didn't come to america. i didn't ask him why he said this, anddi he left without explaining further here i took cam to mean that a weaker i

at least 13 palestanians were killed in the raid on the camp uh in the city of tullicarm. that's according to the palestinian health ministry. five of those killed our children israeli four. has arrested around 50 palestinians as well, troops also conducted raids in other parts of the west bank in the past 24 hours, including in the cities of al khalil and baitlah, tensions have remain high in the occupied west bank, as palestinians are outraged at the israeli regime's ongoing war in the gaza strip, more than 80 palestinians have lost their lives in the west bank since the gaza war broke out on october the 7th. the press tv is joining us now from ramala with all the latest on the israeli raids and crackdowns that are continuing in the occupied west bank by the uh israeli regime forces monall following a 30-hour offensive in the refugee camp of nour shams into karim israeli forces withdrew from this refugee camp leaving 13 palestinians had. been killed by the israeli soldiers, including at least five palestinian miners. jozens had been wonded and 10 palestinians were detain

far 3 thousand students have been sent to these camps . i introduce this program to you, sir mr. mojtaba basan, the head of the student basij organization, together with ms. hasna, who is also a student cultural activist in the field of paths of light and of course, the camps of progress, we want to examine the various aspects of paths of light in tonight's news discussion , as well as discuss the dimensions of the paths of progress camps. goal setting is considered and attention is given to it in the form of quantitative and qualitative cases. as i mentioned , mr. baastan and ms. shamlou are with us in the studio. dear news network and network on the anniversary of the martyrdom of the honorable young martyr of the islamic revolution and the era of holy defense, martyr muhammad hossein fahmedeh , i would like to congratulate all the dear and precious families, especially the dear teachers and students, on the youth day, student mobilization day, and student day. thank you very much. mrs. shamlou, welcome to my talk studio in the name of a

since the camp capacity is limited. for us, the most important thing is to provide a sense of community, a sense of belonging to the people. it is really important to make them feel humanized and seen in a context which makes them feel constantly like numbers, constantly like their rights don't count, their lives don't count. they are just described as an invasion, as a flow, as a flux, as numbers, but not as actual people. emmanuel lojang started learning to play guitar on lesbos. he hopes that if he gets asylum in europe, he can finish his studies - he might even try to go into politics. music helps lojang to keep up his spirits, he says. he wants the lyrics to his songs to give comfort and courage to his fellow migrants- to all those stuck waiting for asylum in europe. it means no condition is permanent, dont think too much everything is having time. so if the time comes, everything will be fine. he's certainly making the best of his situation. a normal day at school - it's something ukrainian student louisa can only

but the strike devastating a gaza refugee camp. one doctor says hundreds have been killed or injured. >>> plus, escaping gaza in just hours. a crucial border crossing is set to open for some of those in danger, as we're learning there are some 400 american citizens stuck in the gaza strip. i'll talk to a member of the international committee of the red cross in gaza. >>> and the u.s. putting iran on notice right now, warning, if the attacks on american troops don't stop, the u.s. will respond. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. welcome to a special edition of "outfront." i'm wolf blitzer in for erin burnett. and, tonight, live from here in tel aviv, there's breaking news. israel claiming to have hit 300 targets in gaza over the past 24 hours alone. one of those targets, a refugee camp just north of gaza city where israel says a very senior hamas commander was located. explosions rocked the refugee camp just hours ago, flattening apartment buildings and leaving behind a giant crater. cnn capturing a massive dark cloud rising ove

al-mokhim al-nusirat camp. it is in the gaza strip. this entire camp is completely destroyed. a large part of this camp has become a wasteland. these are pictures and scenes of buildings that have been destroyed. this is the street where i lived until the last few days they used to come and go because it was a commercial street. this was a side street where we now entered the main street . this was the market of alan nusirat camp. this whole area is completely destroyed. market to this situation. has become iranian. everything is destroyed here. everyone dies here . all the houses were full. what should we do? god is enough for us. what should we do about these arab governments? only civilians lived in this place . the world must understand that the purpose of this war is not genocidal and a military war and attack on military targets, but simply to kill people, to kill people. it is gaza. the free nations of the world must know that israeli fighters targeted our civilians here. we are dealing with the bodies of innocent people here. they killed our children. addressing netany

occupied zakuti park in new york city. the deviation of the movement varied from city to city and camp to camp and the original di park occupation in new york city, it lasted for about two months, the protesters were eventually evected from the park by authorities in mid november 2011, what were the? key motivations and goals of the occupy wall street movement. 2011, the usa was still reeling from the aftermath of the financial meltdown of 2008 and 2009, and at the same time there was a feeling that there needed to be some economic reforms in the united states to secure americans the right to healthcare and jobs and education and regulate uh wall street transactions and wall street lending practices uh to offset the... effects of the crisis and perhaps uh prevent another one from happening. um, however, there was a lot of opposition to that from the republicans that had formed the t party uh, and so it seemed that occupy wall street was attempt by those who wanted wall street to be regulated and wanted more economic reforms and wanted accountability from wall street and from the wealth

street gain momentum through the use of social media drawing in people from diverse backgrounds, camping out a zakuti park in manhattan and refusing to leave. they criticized wall street firms and large corporations for their role in the 2008 economic crisis. the movement resonated with many americans who felt left behind by a system they viewed as favoring the wealthy elite. occupy wall street use the slogan we're the 99% to highlight the vast wealth gap in the united states. all the rich people are just hogging all their money and not giving any of it to people who actually need it. they're out here the 99% and the 1% is controlling everything financially everything and that should not happen free up the jobs. so people could work, economy could rise. that we are a 99% phrase encapsulated the idea that most americans were struggling while small percentage enjoyed immense wealth. the protests spread to other cities with similar encampments and demonstrations taking place across the nation, occupier movements address various issues mostly relating to the economy, including and loan deb,

since the camp capacity is limited. for us, the most important thing is to provide a sense of community, a sense of belonging to the people. it is really important to make them feel humanized and seen in a context which makes them feel constantly like numbers, constantly like their rights don't count, their lives don't count. they are just described as an invasion, as a flow, as a flux, as numbers, but not as actual people. emmanuel lojang started learning to play guitar on lesbos. he hopes that if he gets asylum in europe, he can finish his studies - he might even try to go into politics. music helps lojang to keep up his spirits, he says. he wants the lyrics to his songs to give comfort and courage to his fellow migrants- to all those stuck waiting for asylum in europe. it means no condition is permanent, dont think too much everything is having time. so if the time comes, everything will be fine. he's certainly making the best of his situation. a normal day at school - it's something ukrainian student louisa can only