place in germany anyone who wants to live here they added must adhere to this the head of the central council of jews in germany said there's a growing concern in the jewish community yob once employed we've gotten a little too comfortable in germany i'm a little racism here a little anti-semitism there a bit of a slum a phobia i'm fine i'm fine that's not so bad is it. yes it is and that's why we're demanding one hundred percent respect. pointing to recent attacks a member of chancellor on an america's conservative party says a line has been crossed. it's all the more upsetting when i hear what's happening in berlin and other places in germany on a daily basis. let's stop calling them isolated cases anti semitism unfortunately exists in our country. how to condemn the fact that a rally against anti-semitism elsewhere in berlin was disrupted when some of the participants were attacked. our. football real madrid have beaten by a munich two one in the first leg of their so my finals taught kimmage open the scoring for by the twenty seventh minute but marcello answered shortly before half time a

you've got the education department, you've got the social services department, you've got central counciler police. and between those four factions, they decided for whatever reason not to pull this together and represent the young people whose lives had been ruined as a consequence of no action being taken on their behalf. the independent inquiry has found that the leader lied under oath when he said he did not know about the abuse. you were oblivious asked what was going on over those years? of all those people mentioned, they did not bring it to my attention. the panel felt that he lied to the enquiry in his evidence to them. and he lied under oath, that is a criminal offence. he lied under oath that he'd given to tell the truth. rochdale has lurched from one scandal to the next, from cyril smith in the 1960s, to the wider abuse of boys and care, to the satanic abuse allegations and the more recent grooming of teenage girls, and there are many here who feel that this town can't move on until the full truth is known. and there is more detail to come. abuse allegations about cyril smith

political correspondent under color joining us from our parliamentary studios on the leader of the central council of jews in germany yosef surest or spoke to german media last night about this can you fill us in on what he said. yes brian as he said as of truth has warned individual snots to wear the keeper openly at least not if they are walking around alone in a large city or in a in a small group only he said in principle it would be the right thing to wear the kit power or any other religious symbol openly stubbornly and defiantly but at this moment it would be more sensible not to do so but to wear a base instead in the past the jewish community had warned quite frequently not to wear. a keep. the said this would be the whole thing would be a threat to democracy if society wouldn't be able to stand up against anti-semitism but he also added that he had a feeling that we are at a turning point and people understood that we have to stand up ok talking about standing up later today solidarity marches taking place to show support for the german community and for the freedom of jews here in germa

a barrage of criticism over a line on a twenty seventeen album jewish organizations like the central council of jews in germany called for the cancellation of his appearance at a state festival and hasn and issued a public rebuke. the line that sparked the uproar was a word play on lending money featuring the words jewish interest and explosives plaguy defended himself on facebook he said he borrowed a line from another rapper and nearly imploded it on his album jewish organizations he said didn't understand the art form of battle rap and were ignorant of the dominant youth culture of our time. as most clinton gave him but in a sagal they have to be boundaries where i say there is a certain area that may still constitute out that this is an area of hyperbole and taboo breaking one's own but i have to ensure that it doesn't cross the boundary to where i target minorities and incite my followers to violence against those minorities and i think it's our duty to raise our voices to stop things of that nature also for. dunya newman is the director of the jewish communities association hasn't afte

and africa over the humanitarian crises the anti semitic concerns are shared by the country's central council of jews which is advising people to avoid wearing the cap are the traditional jewish headrest saying that it could be dangerous. and other jewish community is facing similar problems in europe france is stressing that parts of the islamic holy book the qur'an dated and obsolete in reference to passages that mention the punishment of jews and the push for change in attitude is part of a manifesto and. the anti semitism proposed by prominent french politicians intellectuals and celebrities they signed a petition denouncing a quote quiet ethnic purging driven by a rising islam is radicalism among the signatories former french president nicolas sarkozy and his wife carla bruni actor gerard depardieu and former prime minister manual valves we demanded to fight against this democratic failure that is anti semitism becomes a national cause before it's too late. france has the largest jewish community in europe with over half a million. lists suggest that they faced an increase of twenty six

this vast body of more than seven hundred people to the much smaller central council which again could free his hand and how he deals with some of the challenges going forward if the next weeks and months not least of the reconciliation between front of which dominates the v.a. here in iraq by the west bank and hamas in gaza the reconciliation efforts have been underway for some six months now continue to falter and look pretty much debris. and with them various factions trying to put on some sort of unified front i am suspecting that the saudi crown prince his comments about tech sets of the peace proposal or shut up and stop complaining aimed at the palestinians will not be going down very well. well no except there isn't any real purpose for appetites as you see them i'm sorry you had a problem except there isn't really any real appetites to. address those head on we have had a comment from saberi the executive chairman of the chairman of the sex general of the executor miti of the p.l.o. and he says this that the policies will not be reacting to rumors and fabrications other than t

middle east violence assaults against jews becoming more widespread within germany in fact the central council of jews there is even advising people to avoid wearing the traditional jewish had dressed saying that it could be dangerous when it comes after a man wearing a kippah was attacked and whipped with a belt and the german capital was captured on film by the victim we spoke to the president of an organization against anti semitism he believes more needs to be done to tackle the problem. saw i hope that the work done get a method to say it will be followed by deeds by actions by legislation and not only you know as a republic too i'll comment on the recent event it's not an issue for jews actually it's an issue for europe jews are the first target but when jews will fall to the other will follow more and more people will think that. they will be able to cure the plague which is islamism with which is the far right they should keep in mind that you dales boss. canadian police have been questioning a man suspected of plowing a van into pedestrians in toronto on monday killing ten people and

this very large body which as you say has met for so long to a smaller body called the central council again which could give him more decision making capability in the coming days this is what the secretary general of the p. and c. said this is all about how they got that the how do you learn how to get we need a unified front these council is meant to maintain legitimacy we're almost losing the quorum in the p.l.o. executive committee and we don't want that and we want a healthy legitimate and a popular framework we might disagree how much says there needs to be unity we agree we are all for reconciliation if that's achieved we can hold another p. and c. session in three months. well there you heard him talking about the lack of reconciliation between fatah which dominates the p.a. here and indeed the p.l.o. and hamas in gaza as well as hamas there is no islamic jihad being represented here neither of those are actually currently members of the p.l.o. although there is some discussion about that about in the future trying to bring them in and there is no representation here either by

believe that definition to be wrong but i don't what is your reaction then when the lead at the central council of jews in germany use that shows to advise jews to not do what they keep by in certain areas in germany. i think that. dr seuss is misled and is misleading in that. there were a couple of cases i can refer to that in a minute where people got into trouble wearing. keep out just as there are problems for some headscarf wearing muslim eyes. in certain streets in germany or in other countries the question whether you should warn your whole community not to wear a keeper i think it is wrong moreover i actually think that if it was a truly wish to. inform his community there are two hundred thousand jews living in germany not so many if the head of the community wants to transfer security information to his members he doesn't do it through the. german media there are other channels of information and communication for him i believe that if you gives in to interviews to the general media saying you shouldn't wear a key part in public what he really does he's is he's trying to put pressure

body of more than seven hundred people some of the powers that it has to a much smaller body the central council of one hundred thirty or so again allowing him a freer hand to act and adapt potentially to what might come in the coming weeks and months as you say how a an elderly and we're looking at pictures of the president that three years old should they be looking for new blood now should they be looking for his successor. well it's a question that's been circling around for many years and it is one that mahmoud abbas and self has studiously tried to avoid in that time if you talk to analysts here they say that he isn't really looking to plan in any great detail exactly who will take over for him in the event of his demise but there is obviously an effort to try and systematize the whole situation the palestinian legislative council the the proper body the proper parliamentary body that the p.a. . has an end and should have the elections of course haven't happened in more than a decade that is essentially defunct they want something functioning and somehow democratized even though this this

so if anything happens to a woman if he wants to quit if something happens and it is this central council who can actually egg as the leader of the p.l.o. or and can elect a new yorkers. one challenge to such legitimacy the continued split with hamas in gaza in the midst of the bloody protests a recent weeks. recommended children be kept away from the gaza border and israeli sniper fire near the beginning of mahmoud abbas a speech was a declaration that there could be no palestinian state without gaza being part of it but efforts to reconcile his fatah faction with hamas which controls gaza have folded so badly that to call them efforts really does stretch a point at this stage and there is no hamas representation here at this meeting from gaza hamas as leader delivered a preemptive denunciation of the p. and c. meeting. mass confirms that any council that doesn't carry the unification idea of the palestinian ranks is a council that never expresses the whole of the palestinians it is a council hits the unity of our people and it's the organization and its legitimacy as representation over

you have the education department, you have the social service department, central council and the policeon abuse heard weeks of evidence about what happened to boys in care in rochdale, who knew about it and why it wasn't stopped? society and culture may have changed, but many people whose lives we re changed, but many people whose lives were forever blighted by the abuse they suffered have understandably been unable to move on. and they continue to seek justice. been unable to move on. and they continue to seekjustice. rochdale has lurched from one scandal to the next, from cyril smith in the 60s, to the wider abuse of boys in care, to the wider abuse of boys in care, to the wider abuse of boys in care, to the satanic abuse allegations and the more recent grooming of teenage girls. and there are many here that feel this town can't move on until the full truth is known. and there is more detail to come. abuse allegations about cyril smith at westminster are expected to be examined by the enquiry next year. 0ur correspondent alison freeman is in salford for us now. alison, i mean, this is

david surano-sul, the director of hospital council of northern and central california. good afternoon. you have the report in front of you in your packet. we didn't include it in the slide presentation, but page four is an infographic, and that just really outlines everything that daniel and kelly just spoke of, and that is sort of the process that p.a.c.c. went through through most of 2017. daniel in his comments introduced the p.a.c.c. members that are here this afternoon. again, they met every month, lots of time and effort that was put into it, commissioners, and could not have done it without their incredible support. i don't know if they raised their hands, but hello. they're here. thank you, and so appreciate everything that they did. when we started this process, we couldn't have done it without two committed cochairs: kelly hiramoto and daniel arusz. they elevated the discussion at every step of the way. and when we provided updated to you, president chow and director garcia, you helped in that process, as well, so thank you very much. the first meeting of the

entertainment blue shield of california, c40 cities, five point, san francisco giants, hospital council of northern and centralnia, mcdonald's, r.m.w. architecture and interiors, united airlines and wells fargo. let's give them a big round of applause. and my final thank you goes out to the people i work with every day who inspire me and fill me with such such deep gratitude. the staff of the department of environment. [applause] so in closing, we're starting today row reflecting on what it means to lose what we've got. but we know that all is not lost. especially when we commit to take action on behalf of our planet earth. we have much work to do and we have much to celebrate too. which is why i want to send you off on an unbeat note to help us get motivated to reach our new 80% transportation goal. thank you m.t.a., yeah. we've invited the san francisco cable car chorus to close out today's o break fast with a song about our city. [applause] [♪] ♪ we'd like to welcome you to san francisco ♪ ♪ the city by the bay ♪ let's ring the cord on the cable car ♪ ♪ come on and chase the blue away ♪ ♪ the closest you'll

that it was an obvious choice he is the first vice president of the sense not of the central committee rather of the council of state which is standing by raul castro side now for several years meant that he had been the selected one rob is he expected to be able to implement many changes in the island. well i think he's not expected to implement many changes and that's why he's been chosen he is not here to show you he has not been chosen to reform the system at all on the contrary and as we are hearing over and over again this is a sign continuity he is expected to improve as the government likes to say cuban socialism cuban communism but not get rid of it but certainly he will be under a lot more scrutiny from the cuban communist party which he does rule supreme here in this country rob the difference is that up until now the castros had been in charge of the military the communist party as well as the presidency the government it was all in the hands if you like of one family that is no longer the case now vs can and will will certainly have above him the supreme power which is again the cuban communist

council meeting. he will continue the clean ups to curve the problem. >>> central american migrants has begun crossing into the u.s. it has been getting a lot of attention. >> reporter: a month long journey all leading up to this moment. supporters gathered at the border welcoming the first wave of central american migrants to seek asylum in the u.s. . >> we are meeting them with otha perrins and hearts. >> reporter: the -- open arms and hearts. >> reporter: president trump ordered department of homeland security to not let them in to the country? >> the caravan coming up, are you watching this? and our laws is so weak -- >> reporter: law forces the u.s. to hear their asylum claims. among the migrants is a pregnant mother of two. >> many people are against us. a lot of people think we woke up and left for a trip. it is difficult with kids. it is not an easy decision to leave behind your family. >> reporter: her journey included more than half a dozen buses and trafficking on a -- traveling on a trash train. she fled after the gangs that control her town in honduras threatened to kill her son. meanwhil

security council team how they fled a violent crackdown. on the matter of life or death to central american migrants seeking asylum in the u.s. they may be turned away from the border. we got some rather wet weather into central parts of china staying very disturbed here all the way over toward shanghai south of that general dry there will be a few showers just around the gulf of tonkin. in the charter into vietnam central parts of vietnam with a little disturbed over the next few days with the usual seasonal showers kicking in whether that stays in place as we go through tuesday if anything it will be a wetter still down towards hong kong twenty nine celsius with plenty of sunshine plenty of sunshine too across much of south asia the heat that's continued to build was one of the lively showers to into southern india interest flanker and also up towards bangladesh dacca fifty five millimeters of rain in twenty four hours and it will stay wet here as we go on through the next couple of days and see some really wet weather in place as we go on through monday going to choose day in th

council. he essentially is is trying to unify and revitalize this central organization in palestinian politics the p.l.o. he says it's vital to do that ahead of facing off israel and the united states in the lead up to the publication of the donald trump peace plan in the aftermath of donald trump's declaration recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital but beyond that the policy there's also a great deal a very important process going on here read or rather naming new names for this this p. and c. the times the national council more than seven hundred members also the nominating a new executive committee of the palestinian liberation organization so those are things that which will allow him to put people that he wants in those positions for all the talk of democratizing this organization is not really very democratic process here at the moment and it allows a system to be put in place for really kind of taking the focus away potentially from the palestinian authority from the all those different parliamentary body that the palestinian legislative council and and putting it very much in the p.

will bea un russians have made that there will be a un security council meeting in new york at 11am eastern standard time this one. ppm centralica and russia have used every top worse in recent weeks over resolutions. —— have used their veto powers in recent weeks. if there is a desire for some kind of political process , a desire for some kind of political process, they might get the support. it is not just process, they might get the support. it is notjust the veto holding powers that counts. you have to get the majority of the security council. 15 member countries. it is not just the v2 council. 15 member countries. it is notjust the v2 holding power was, although they can stop things if they wish. it is significant that three of the five veto holding powers have taken action on this occasion. at the moment, the deformity process seems to be stumbling in syria. this is partly a reflection of what is happening on the ground. how much is this influenced by what happened in salisbury, the english city where the russian agent and his daughter we re the russian agent and his daughter were apparently poisoned, skripals it? the b

central role in the trade system. he headed the national economic council for president obama. he has also been president of harvard university. welcome back. >> good to be with you, fareed. >> isn't it fair to say that china has been taking advantage of the world trading system, favored its own companies? isn't that a basic critique right? >> some of the rules in china i would very much like to see changed, but if you ask have we benefited enormously from trade with china, the answer is yes. we always talk about the real wages of american workers. all kinds of products are at much lower prices and that raises the spending power of american workers because of our ability to trade with china. large numbers of jobs have been created because of the opportunity to export to china. we have, with all the problems, have had a much healthier diplomatic relationship with china because of the tremendous integration that has come because of trade. so the right way for us to be dealing with this is through global institutions acting globally, because the kinds of issues that are legitimate

addressing the use of chemical in syria has become the central test of the credibility of this council. how we respond to the latest reports is there for decisive. despite the odds, we must put aside our differences and come together. .ow is the time to show unity in our view, the following needs to happen. strongestndemn in the terms the continued use of chemical weapons in syria. secondly, the immediate priority was -- must be to investigate the worrying reports. us, we welcome the announcement from the opcw officials. hope that the fact-finding mission can be urgently deployed to syria. includingll states the syrian authorities must fully corporate with the fact-finding mission. needed is safe and unhindered access to the site near nebraska's -- near damascus. fourthly, we need to urgently redouble our efforts in the council to agree on a new, independent, and impartial mechanism to identify those responsible for chemical weapons use. finally, if the allegations of chemical weapons use are confirmed and those responsible are eventually identified, the perpetrators must be held to ac

well spain's government has become increasingly tough on council and some still dream of secession the central government in madrid has imposed direct rule on the region from barcelona reports on how to changing that sentence. an act of defiance by catalan pro independence activists disabling a highway toll just outside barcelona allowing motorists to pass free of charge. and welcoming them to the cattle on the public a protest in action but it ended up with one of the leaders being arrested on suspicion of terrorism she was later released others were charged with public disorder this is the new normal in cattle and grassroots politics. more than half a year has passed since the banned referendum in catalonia and there has been no breakthrough in the crisis the reaction of the spanish state has done little to dampen any feelings but there is a fear that the government will do what ever it takes to prevent secession from that a movement has evolved the committees for the defense of the republic were not afraid anymore and the spanish government will do more against us that we will be afraid wha

base in central syria several people are believed to have been killed the space in homs israel hasn't responded it's previously said the site is controlled by iranian forces. the u.n. security council plans to meet later on monday to discuss the suspected chemical weapons attack in syria these forty people were killed in the east in the course of on saturday. carter's amir met with the u.s. defense secretary at the pentagon james mattis says he's not ruling out anything in response to the chemical attacks including military action shake to mean bin hamad and he will need president donald trump on tuesday it's ten months now since four arab countries can't trade in diplomatic ties with other. first thing we're. going to. run through we're. going to. take action launching your first. hungary's prime minister may of one consecutive third term but independent monitors are questioning the fairness of the elections the organization for security and cooperation in europe says other candidates weren't able to compete equally against viktor orban nigerian president mohamed of a harley plans to run for reelection next year it ends months of speculation about whether he'd seek a second term t

parliament last monday, to the row around christine shawcroft at the council candidate, it has been brought to a head. but coming back to the central ago, how does the party move on with local elections in a good number of english cities coming upon this dominating the headlines? we are pretty close to those local elections and presumably what labour wa nted elections and presumably what labour wanted to do was take an offensive to the government, the conservatives. they have had a field potential open gold is likely problems in northamptonshire, they say we can't run councils but they can't. they have what looks like an open goal in london in terms of the elections, most conservatives privately say we know this will be a very difficult set of local elections. presumably labour must be worried it might blunt their offensive? it is impossible to tell what if any impact it will have, if you are in labour hq and writing the script for the local election campaign he would not have added this if you had complete control over what was going to happen. before this rally emerged, labour was on the offensive, they launch their local electio

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central place in our lives? ian garfield is president of the information technology council. he joins us tonight.e a big fan of ours. >> tucker: [laughs] there are things -- these companies are successful because they are amazing. google is an amazing product, facebook is an amazing product. i would never deny that. they are american company so i'm proud of that.ud there is a massive downside that has been suppressed. i could name a lot. here's one. the more you use facebook according to study after study after study, the less happy you become. we've seen a massive spike in suicide rates, especially among kids. i'm not saying it's drivenid by facebook. i'm saying we should take a close look that are affecting kids emotional well-being. these are credible studies you are familiar with. how is this different, and i did have product that hurts people, from cigarettes? >> i think it is quite different from cigarettes and that there is demonstrated evidence that smoking nicotine is addictive and is bad for your health. i don't think that evidence exists for facebook or other social media. that being s

seem would be wrapped up in these discussions the security council is going to have a day and that's these these airstrikes that happened in central syria that no one has claimed responsibility for yet but there are accusations that these came from israel talk about that the timing of this and why the focus is on israel well israel doesn't always admit things it does but yes the focus is on israel will be focused i think on the legality of this under international law there's no chapter seven which allows the use of force in syria no one's ever agreed to that they could justify it as self-defense but they weren't actually attacked on this occasion so i. think israel will get some pressure from russia and possibly from china or around the security council but then look at the other side of it for israel very will if it was them have taken out a base which iran was using israel does not like the runs operations in syria they will have done something that will be popular with the us they lived on something that would be popular with the israeli public and one last thing the slightly changing the news story away from the focus on gaza

central america a stop just across the southwestern border. well in other stories we're covering the palestine national council is officially meeting for the first time in twenty two years in the west bank city of ramallah the powerful but rare assembly will discuss several critical issues top of the list whether or not to suspend the recognition of israel the meeting is scheduled to last three days. if this council is harmed then the palestinian dream me seriously harmed therefore we were very determined to create the session we were hoping that everybody who wanted the future of palestine and the palestinian people we wish them to be here but unfortunately for to be abroad. my pump has wrapped up his first overseas trip as u.s. secretary of state palestine to restart the peace process met the king of jordan and the foreign minister in amman on the final leg of his three day middle east tour on the abdel-hamid reports from amman. if you out his trip the israeli palestinian conflict didn't seem a priority in our mended newly appointed u.s. secretary of state was reminded it remains the main stumbling block to was achieving regional peace the two

bank's central bank's -- this morning freed up capital for more loans. there was a gdp overhaul by 3.8%. economic councily kudlow said the united states is in the early preliminary stages of gdp talks talks and trade with china has nothing to do with it. nick, good to have you. square of two things for me. up two things for me. i thought the gdp number was pretty good. nick: they are moving on independent tracks. the central bank has been gradually cutting reserve requirements for a number of years. it will add a little bit of liquidity, but not that much. the gdp number came in a little bit stronger than most people had anticipated, at 6.8%. is other thing i would note that export growth was relatively weak compared to imports. the external sector was actually a modest drag on china's economic growth, which makes the 6.8 figure for ttp a much stronger domestic demand than you would anticipate. demand was big enough to offsent the -- offset the drag from the external sector. external consumption more than made up for some shortfall. they have said they wanted to do this for a long time. there is definite

monday, to the whole row around christine shawcroft and the council candidate, is this thing has been brought to a head. but we come back to that centralminutes ago. how on earth does the party move on from this, with local elections and a good number of english cities coming up, and this dominating the headlines? i was going to raise the question of local elections, because we are pretty close to them, and what presumably labour wanted to be doing right now, taking the offensive to the government and to the conservatives, so i mean, they've had a few potential open goals, like the problems in northamptonshire, where they could attack conservative councils there, and say, "they can't run councils. they say we can't, but they can't." and they have what almost looks like an open goal in london in terms of these elections. most conservatives privately saying, look, you know, we know this is going to be a very difficult set of elections. presumably labour must be worried now might blunt their offensive? yes, it is impossible to tell what if any impact it will have, but clearly if you were in labour hq and writing the script for the local e

if i go to the situation for the central government and actually this is 15%, so you see most of the debt is council or municipali municipality debt. since 1990 and we see the debt to gdp ratio falling in 2004. the debt break was implemented and for many people the success story of the falling ratio is related to this debt break. as you can see in the '90s we had a steep increase. the '90s started with a real estate crisis and lead to problems in switzerland. a lost decade in the '90s and we see what happened with the central government debt. a steep steady increase. and then politicians and voters started to worry how is it going to ended and what can with do about that? and three years of discussion designing a debt break being exposed to the voters in 2001 through referendum and 2001, 85% of the voters in favor. most important from my lecture. the debt break is not just what politicians like and rooted inside the swiss population. 85% of the population in favor of this kind of rule. and it is still more or less -- if you ask people in the street if they know about the swiss break, most will say y

before donald trump repeats a slayer about central americans as he vows to send thousands of troops to the us mexico border. we begin at the un security council where the war of words between russia and the u.k. has escalated with moscow warning britain not to play with fire over last month's nerve agent attack russia denies british claims that it is responsible for the poisoning of former russian spy service cripple and his daughter in salzburg because of the u.n. sessions saying britain had legitimate questions to answer because mother doesn't know good comment you lose i don't even know what to say some sort of the serious be absurd can you come up with a better fake story we all know what the worth of british intelligence is based on the experience with tony blair we've told our u.k. colleagues that you're playing with fire and you'll be sorry. a lot of article to james space has the latest from the united nations for us. they've got very very different views of what happened on the fourth of march and who was responsible for what happened on the fourth of march a completely different version of events outlined by the russian ambassador s

strike on a military air base and central syria several people are believed to have been killed at the taia space and ohms israel has not responded to and security council plans to meet later on monday to discuss a suspected chemical weapons attack in syria but the presidents of france and the us believe chemical weapons were used more than forty people were killed in eastern canada. syrian rebel fighters have begun leaving dumas part of a russian sponsored evacuation deal to me it was the rebels last stronghold in eastern guta as in a holder has more from beirut. of course has now surrendered to the rebel group in control of this town racialist agreeing to surrender up to eight thousand fighters and some forty thousand members of their families will be bussed out of duma given safe passage to rebel controlled areas in the north of the country and this followed a deal with the syrian government that also involves racial islam releasing captives prisoners of war who have arrived to government controlled territory supporters of jail palestinian teenager i had to meet me have released footage of her being questioned by israeli military authorities and in t

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