peri from kibbutz nir oz, 80—year—old chaim peri from kibbutz nir oz, 80—year—old 80—year—old yoramm — that their loved ones were killed a few months ago during hamas activity in gaza, and their bodies are still being held by hamas. we assess that the four of them were killed by together in the area were killed while together in the area of khan younis during our operation there against hamas. the information we confirmed by the relevant bodies after assessing new intelligence that we gathered over the last few weeks. the hostages families forum, which speaks on behalf of many of the relatives and friends of the people who were kidnapped by hamas last october, has released a statement. it says it feels great sorrow at the devastating news that four people have been killed in captivity. the statement pays tribute to nadav popplewell, as a family man of distinction, a generous friend, and a lover of books and science fiction. and the foreign secretary david cameron tweeted that he was greatly saddened to hear about the death of nadav popplewell. he added that, with a new deal on the t

doctor chaim's attorney tells fox our client is a mandatory reporter of child abuse who reported as astate of texas, possibly illegal activity that is seen in his hospital. it's our opinion the government going out of the way to prosecute a whistleblower the u.s. attorney for the southern district of texas tells fox there's nothing they can provide us at this time texas children's hospital did not respond for comment, doctor hein posted on x for father's day writing we can never submit to our children's destroyers, we must fight relentlessly to preserve their dignity and we must be ready to sacrifice for their future. the legal battle happens as doctor chaim and his wife are months away from expecting their first child, doctor will be here as he faces a judge at 3:00 o'clock eastern. stuart: now this a new op-ed from the surgeon general vivek murthy calls for health warnings on social media platforms, he says the apps are a main contributor to the youth mental health crisis, doctor marc siegel in the studio in new york this morning, our health warnings enough? >> there not enough. 60

less publicized, but no less outstanding teacher of chaim soutine and ivan akhremchik.the first an artist who received the title of honored artist of the bssr, and the only painter with three personal exhibitions in minsk, at the beginning of the last century. today the works of portrait painter jacob kruger are a treasure of the national art museum. the collections include slightly less than three dozen works from kruger’s 45 creative years. there is no more artist. not a single collection of paintings died in the war, just like people. jacob kruger remained in the museum collections only due to the fact that at the beginning of the war, 1941, an exhibition was sent, which was called penkruger alpirovich. this exhibition took place in vitebsk, and from vitebsk it was evacuated to saratov, and from saratov it was saved and returned here to minsk after the war. all the works that were here in minsk, they unfortunately perished. both were artists. next is a sports review, then olga medved will talk about the news of the central region, hello, good afternoon, lisa, innovat

tonight, israel learned that four more captives were confirmed to have died — chaim peri, yoram metzgerost eight months of war, much of northern gaza lies in ruins, but israel's prime minister is struggling to end the war because he hasn't achieved his war goals. he hasn't brought back all the hostages, he hasn't destroyed hamas. the us president says hamas is no longer capable of carrying out the kind of attack it did on the 7th of october, but israelis living here by the gaza border say they still don't feel safe. this is the last time yarin saw her neighbourhood. trapped in her home in sderot by the gaza border, as hamas gunman ran through the streets. she and her three children fled tojerusalem the next day. a ceasefire now, she says, won't be enough to send them home. we will free the hostages, but a few years from now your life will be... you will be the next hostages, you will be the next people that get murdered, the women that get raped, all of this will happen again. the ceasefire will kill us. ending this conflict rests with the leaders of israel and hamas, locked in a war fo

the idf identified the men as chaim peri, yoram metzger, amiram cooper and nadav popplewell.hey were held together by hamas in the khan younis area, and died several months ago. meanwhile, israel's military offensive in gaza continues. an israeli airstrike hit a building in gaza's central bureij refugee camp on monday, triggering a massive cloud of smoke. 0ur middle east correspondent lucy williamson has the latest from israel. the price of gaza's war is rising as its cities crumble. the price of peace too high for leaders on both sides. israel said it had bombed more than 50 targets since yesterday. but hamas is still fighting here, and hopes for the new ceasefire deal were mixed. translation: hamas should | raise its demands and seriously adhere to the conditions they set, which are the people's demands. translation: hamas, accept the deal. - it's enough. enough of what we lost. we urge hamas to stop the war. israel's prime minister is negotiating on two fronts. his far right allies say he must continue the war until hamas is destroyed, or they'll bring down the government.

with the families of 85—year—old amiram cooper, one of the founders of kibbutz nir oz, 80—year—old chaimir oz, 80—year—old yoram metzger of kibbutz nir oz, and 51—year—old israeli and british citizen nadav popplewell from kibbutz nirim — that their loved ones were killed a few months ago during hamas captivity in gaza, and their bodies are still being held by hamas. we assess that the four of them were killed while together in the area of khan younis during our operation there against hamas. the information we confirmed by the relevant bodies after assessing new intelligence that we gathered over the last few weeks. the hostages families forum, which speaks on behalf of many of the relatives and friends of the people who were kidnapped by hamas last october, has released a statement. it says it feels great sorrow at the devastating news that four people have been killed in captivity. the statement pays tribute to nadav popplewell, as a family man of distinction, a generous friend, and a lover of books and science fiction. and the uk foreign secretary david cameron tweeted that he was gre

tonight, israel learned that four more captives were confirmed to have died — chaim peri, yoram metzgerght back all the hostages, he hasn't destroyed hamas. the us president says hamas is no longer capable of carrying out the kind of attack it did on the 7th of october, but israelis living here by the gaza border say they still don't feel safe. this is the last time yarin saw her neighbourhood — trapped in her home in sderot by the gaza border, as hamas gunmen ran through the streets. she and her three children fled tojerusalem the next day. a ceasefire now, she says, won't be enough to send them home. we will free the hostages, but a few years from now your life will be... you will be the next hostages, you will be the next people that get murdered, the women that get raped, all of this will happen again. the ceasefire will kill us. ending this conflict rests with the leaders of israel and hamas, locked in a war for their own survival. lucy williamson, bbc news, sderot. with me is mohamed taha from bbc arabic. good morning. the biden peace plan will go to the un security council today.

less publicized, but no less outstanding teacher chaim soutine, ivan khremchik, the first artist to receivehe title of honored artist of the bssr, jacob kruger the treasure of the national art museum in the funds of just under three dozen works that survived the war. this year is very rich in anniversaries, together with the anniversary. the museum itself to the eighty-fifth anniversary and of course yudel pen and yakov kruger - these are very significant figures for belarusian art, they are such a team project, and today we can see works from the collection of the national art museum and from the collection of the vitebsk regional museum of local lore, in particular the branch of the vitebsk art museum. both artists stood at the origins of education in the territory. of our country, their students are the cult names of art: chagall, soutine, sadkin, azgur, works from twenty authors, the next room complements the new exhibition at the national art museum. a fragrant extravaganza of colors, all this in in the center of our capital, exquisite buds amaze with their diversity at the peony festi

according to the idf, new intelligence confirms chaim peri, yoram metzger, amiram cooper, and nadav popplewell were killed several months ago. >> we assess that the four of them were killed while together in the area of khan younis during our operation there against hamas. >> reporter: the idf has not said how they died. back in december, peri appeared in this hamas video, pleading, "don't aban dom us." a lifelong peace activist, peri surrendered to hamas militants, to save his wife who was hiding in their safe room. we spoke with their son lior, shortly after peri's abduction. >> ever since he finished being a soldier, he became a strongly -- a strong peace activist, because he said, it's very clear for me, very, very clear, that peace is the only way. >> reporter: peri's family tonight blasting the israeli government for not doing more to free the hostages, saying in a statement, "he could have been saved, he should have been saved." adding "there will be no forgiveness for any further abandonment." this comes just days after president biden's announcement of a new cease-fire proposal. but p

beginning of the great patriotic war in september forty-first, the exhibition is being held at the chaim sustin space museum. we called our exhibition 17 opinions and life of arkady stopovich, because here 17 works and 17 rare photographs are presented. from his life, his childhood, his youth, his years when he was a participant in the civil war, and of course, his heyday and his creative activity - this is the village of novoselki. i'm also taking a lot of risks now. i’m voicing this thing in the public space, as a joke , my colleagues in the presidential administration call me the representative of the presidential district, a lot of people called me after the president said that the first deputy prime minister and the presidential press secretary were working on the project under called makby, when it’s not real, then 17 hours so intensely, without sleep and without a minute of rest, negotiations are not carried out, i have exactly the same format, calls... the head of state calls when he has something to ask or wants to listen you. i am demanding, and i am a tough leader, i understan

very beginning of the great patriotic war in september '41, the exhibition is taking place at the chaimbition 17 moments and the life of arkady stopovich, because here we present 17 works and 17 rare photographs from his life, his childhood, his youth, his years when he was a participant in the civil war, and of course, his heyday and his creative activity was in the village of novoselki. a show that will not leave anyone indifferent, as soon as they lifted me up, i looked down and thought, maybe i don’t need it, that i came here at all, please let me out of here, and meanwhile alexander is almost overtaking him, cling with your hands, come on, but the main thing is to choose your path, even if it is the most dangerous. calmly, take your time, wait, not there, not there, not there, stop, not that, yes, carefully above, below, who is ready to overcome yourself and become a hero, a time of great feats, this is a turn, we have never seen such emotions, this is a cossack, i don’t know about sports, i don’t remember when something like that, you can cry, you don’t come to compete in order to

tonight, israel learned that four more captives were confirmed to have died — chaim peri, yoram metzgerof northern gaza lies in ruins, but israel's prime minister is struggling to end the war because he hasn't achieved his war goals. he hasn't brought back all the hostages, he hasn't destroyed hamas. the us president says hamas is no longer capable of carrying out the kind of attack it did on the 7th of october, but israelis living here by the gaza border say they still don't feel safe. this is the last time yarin saw her neighbourhood. trapped in her home in sderot by the gaza border, as hamas gunman ran through the streets. she and her three children fled tojerusalem the next day. a ceasefire now, she says, won't be enough to send them home. we will free the hostages, but a few years from now your life will be... you will be the next hostages, you will be the next people that get murdered, the women that get raped, all of this will happen again. the ceasefire will kill us. ending this conflict rests with the leaders of israel and hamas, locked in a war for their own survival. lucy wil

let's bring in a veteran of israel special operations, counterterrorist unit aaron cohen and rabbi chaimyou first, i want to play some sound of the stanford protests. you can listen to some of the genting. >> and autonomy is group of stanford students are occupying the president's office in light of the ongoing genocide in gaza. >> trace: yeah. and we keep hearing about these. we hear about these protests, little ones here, sometimes in public. what we are not hearing about at all is the hostages. why is that? >> the hostages, if you talk about it it will become an emotional issue and that does not look good for the biden administration which is doing nothing. on the one hands or college campuses are being run like hitler youth. they are coming in and doing a lot of damage and eventually people start saying in the 1930s we don't need the juice. eventually they are hoping that america will turn against the jewish people. about the hostages, i've worked and spoken to many people in the industry and i've begged them, why haven't you just taken four american names, make 90 second videos of w

less publicized, but no less outstanding teacher of chaim sustin and ivan akhremchik.e is the first artist to receive the title of honored artist of the bssr, and the only painter with three personal... kruger years, there is no other artist in any collection, the paintings died in the war, like people. yakov kruger remained in the museum collections only due to the fact that at the beginning of the war, 1941, an exhibition was sent, which was called pen kruger alpirovich. this exhibition took place in vitebsk, and from vitebsk it was evacuated to saratov, and from saratov, it was preserved and returned here to minsk after the war. all the works that were here. unfortunately, they died in minsk. both artists were at the origins of professional art education in our country. yudel pen promoted the foundations of the russian school, after all, he graduated st. petersburg academy of arts. yakor kruger taught the basics of paris, and received education in europe for more than 10 years. their students are the cult names of our art: chagall, soutine, tsatkin, azgur, according

they've been named as nadav popplewell, chaim peri, yoram metzger, and amiram cooper.ael's army says the hostages were killed during an israeli operation in khan younis. claudia sheinbaum has been elected as mexico's first woman president. preliminary results showed the 61—year—old former mayor of mexico city had won close to 60% of the vote in sunday's election. she will replace her mentor, the outgoing president andres manuel lopez obrador. a final message from rugby league legend and motor neurone disease and motor neurone disease campaigner rob burrow has been released as part of a new bbc documentary. the message was recorded by the former leeds rhinos star especially for the programme, called there's only one rob burrow, to be used after his death. in it, he says "every single day is precious. don't waste a moment. in a world full of adversity we must still dare to dream." rob was involved in the making of the documentary and viewed it before he passed away on sunday aged 41. so nigel farage says he believes reform uk could get more votes at this election than th

the russian military reports or conceding that this was american webb hundred, this was a type of chaimmls the vehicle driven. hi maurice. we could identify at least two vectors from which it came. but what is interesting, it came from near the border need near the actual front-line, not from somewhere very deep inside ukrainian territory, but yes, it is the first time that belgorod was hit with american weapons and when when the russians warned of consequences to the us, you take that seriously. >> what they will have to do something for domestic audience to show that they're avenging of that, but that will probably indicate will come up with something that they'll fabricate those say that they've just hit a sort of location with a lot of american instructors or something that's what they typically do for an immediate relief of the problem with them having been hit with american weapons. i don't think they will at this point. there to attack non non ukrainian targets. it's none ukraine target as an american targets. >> all right. now, i mentioned your other film, antidote. it premieres

. >> three of them, amir, i'm cooper, chaim peri, yoram metzger, from your odds and so it continues touma for sauron areas for their mother, for all of our extended family to know that the people that are there or not safe, that every single day, every minute, every hour, it's urgent that we get an out of it. we get them home and seeing those four people, three of whom we've seen in a video, alive to know that they were killed in captivity only makes this more urgent. and the fight for over more do allow yourself to feel disappointment when your heart also verse for joy for those families, just the pain of knowing that affairs was not among the four this time, how how do you deal with those feelings? it was it was this really intense moment because they said, it's no argamani and three men and i was like i just, you know, my whole body expanded and i was i was shocked because men are not the category of people that would be coming out in some sort of agreement. and so it was really, really surprising and ultimately you feel joy and happiness for anyone that comes out because it is in n

the chaim wisconsin. mr.grothman: i ask all members hair remarks and submit extraneous materials into the record on h.r. 3608 and h.r. 6651. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from wisconsin my good friend, mr. tom tiffany. the speaker pro tempore: thed. mr. tiffany: thank you for yielding the time and thank you mr. speaker. i rise inf h.r. 6651 to rename the united states post office locatt 603 third street in necedah wisconsin after a distinguished veteran sergeant kenneth e. murphy. sergeant murphy was awarded the distinguished service cross for his gallantry in vietnam as well as the purpleeart. sergeant murphy was born and raised in necedah and served in the united states army during the vietnam war. on november 9 1966, while serving as a squad leader one fearlessly ran through fire to help his fellow soldiers who were wounded. while he was wounded twice once in the head, he continued to serve fearlessly and led his team to attack the enemy and b

kadav, amiram, yoram, and chaim kidnapped october 7th. their bodies were in gaza.n hamas propaganda video. his kibbutz described him as a quiet and gifted individual. amiram cooper was an economist, poet, and composer. leaves behind his wife, three children, and nine grandchildren. 80-year-old chaim perry was a man of art and cinema. he was a teacher and a founder of the art gallery. he leaves behind a wife, five children, and 13 grandchildren. and yoram metzger established the winery. he was 80 years old. joining us now, former prime minister naftali bennett. thank you for being with us today. i want to start with the hostages and just the gut-wrenching news that four more hostages are, through intelligence, the idf believes to be dead. still their bodies, remains are in gaza. two 80-year-olds, an 84-year-old, one of them protecting his family in a safe room when he was ripped away from his family. some of their wives were also taken hostages but released. now, we know they are dead. what can you say about the continued effort, the very difficult effort, obviously