[all chanting] jews will not replace us! jews will not replace us! [chanting] fuck antifa!ck antifa! fuck antifa! - it's how we start down the road to non-reality. the line for this era is voltaire, who said, "those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities." - [screams] - i mean, we had a moment where a capitol police officer was being beat almost to death with the flagpole that was flying a blue lives matter flag. - that cuts through the bullshit words. that cuts through the propaganda. like, just look at that image honestly. as americans, we just gotta get over this bullshit. - leave him alone! ♪ - let us unite in banishing fear. you must not be stampeded by rumors or guesses. - we used to operate from a common sense of what was true. now, we see that increasingly being frayed. - information now is bombarding us 24/7. - and i think we have to have a better understanding of the people who are putting things in front of us, and the biases of what other stories are being told, and which ones are not. - right now, we're in a disaster, and i think re

but they could hear the chanting too, "hang mike pence.day. [explosives booming] - just like, wow, is this where we are, man? once the building had been cleared, i was sitting down on that bench with a good friend of mine, not just a co-worker, he's a friend, and i'm just sobbing, tears are just rolling down my face. and, is this america? - overnight, a fifth death announced from the siege of the us capitol. capitol police... - i blame rudy more for that day than i do trump. he encouraged the insurrectionists to take the capitol. that's what trial by combat means, by any means necessary. - this election was stolen, and it has to be vindicated to save our republic. - he plays to the base insecurity of people that need somebody to rally to them. - stop talking! let's start hanging! - and that is what rudy has mastered, us against them. so he's become a folk hero to the crowd that needs an excuse to not deal with the reality of why we have different social problems and classes. - he blames it on me. he blames it on you. - if you were there in

starts chants, so when the crowd went to the central election commission of serbia, we also went thereell, to see with our own eyes, we are observers, we look, they are coming to us too signals that there were violations, certain rights, and the talk was about canceling the election results, which is what the opposition sought, because well , they lost, it’s clear that they are naturally offended, they didn’t spend much. dmitrievich, here we need some clarification, did they demand the cancellation of the results in general, but in the parliamentary assembly, or only in belgrade? they demanded in belgrade, the opposition really hoped that they were in belgrade, well, the capital, and there was naturally a stronger liberal mood there than in the provinces, they naturally tried to make sure that... the votes were counted, they were already demanding to do what as if nothing has been decided yet, but nevertheless, at least like this, it was in our chapters, so we continue to broadcast footage and see that some people in masks, tell me, are you a weapon... social, is there anything in comm

[crowd chanting] [crowd chanting] [overlapping shouting] [dramatic musical sting] - if you wanted toge of the police riot of 1992 city hall in new york city. [cheers and applause] - thousands of off-duty cops who normally patrol the streets now taking them over outside city hall. - i'm just tired of watching crime run rampant, and we're not doing anything about it because our hands are tied. every time we do something, it seems like we're getting indicted. - they had come for a big demonstration around city hall. you know they came prepared for the battle. you could see the anger in their faces, and you know that they meant business. [crowd chanting] - it was a show of force on the steps of new york city hall. 10,000 off-duty cops banded together in protest, fed up and angry with the city they claim doesn't back them up. the mayor's plan for an all-civilian board to review police misconduct is the last straw that sent the force to the streets. - mayor dinkins proposed a change in the civilian complaint review board that at that time had half citizens, civilians, and half police offic

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um, gentleman has answer. folks, we need to stop using the chant from the river to the sea, palestine will be free. you are asking to wipe out the whole of israel, and that is anti-semitic. instead, what you should say is from the east bank of the jordan river, including refugee camp to until the first checkpoint, if they let you pass, skip israel. keeping all of israel, then you go all the way to gaza, bordering cities that you won't pass through, progressing through gaza city and the mediterranean sea, palestine will be free, that's yeah, that's not antisemitic, oh and i forgot to exclude he, it's ridiculous, these areas that are uh still considered palestine um are still obviously clearly very occupied and he does make um the point that even to get there you need to go through checkpoints and they're not technically free because they're still under siege, especially when it comes to gazza, but uh it's it's still um absolutely unacceptable that we as as pro palestinians, people who are with the pressed, that we even acknowledge this line of thought, um, anyone who tries to tell us t

(shouting) >> (chanting): bi is a murderer!from tel aviv, where this evening there is... >> narrator: the sign says, "bibi, rabin's blood is on your hands." (shouting) >> an assassin has taken yet another world leader away from us. it was just after the biggest peace rally in tel aviv... >> narrator: rabin's widow blamed netanyahu for contributing to her husband's death... >> the assassination of yitzhak rabin has also produced shock in the palestinian community. >> narrator: ...and said so on worldwide television. >> your husband pointed the finger at mr. netanyahu, and said, "you must stop this incitement." >> yeah. >> to what extent do you blame mr. netanyahu and the likud for what has happened? >> i do, i do blame them. the rally in kikar zion in jerusalem that showed him in the uniform of a nazi. so, mr. bibi netanyahu, now we can say from here to eternity, that you didn't support it and didn't agree with it, but he was there and he didn't stop it. (siren blaring) >> narrator: netanyahu's close adviser at the time vehement

(man chanting in arabic over loud speaker) (crowd repeats chant) in contrast to the impotence and ineffectivenessip in ramallah. >> narrator: in the wake of the conflict, a photo of yahya sinwar, hamas's leader in gaza, sent a foreboding message. >> what sinwar did, which was quite interesting, is take a picture of him sitting on an armchair. the destruction around him was quitclear. this was saying, "okay, you're maybe stronger right now, "but i haven't lost anything. i'm willing to go for another round whenever i choose." at the same time, hamas was also beginninto prepare its plan of attack, something that it implemented so horrifically on october 7, 2023. >> soldiers (singing in arabic): >> narrator: netanyahu's go-to strategy toward hamas-- containment in gaza-- was beginning to crack. but his focus was elsewhere. >> netanyahu is currently on trial for corruption. >> over allegedly accepting bribes in a breach of trust. >> narrator: he was embroiled in scandal, facing charges of bribery and corruption. he and his coalition government were briefly toppled. >> his own personal affairs lead eve

to review, the crowds chanting, quote, jeremy you can't hide. we charge you with genocide as well as jerime, what did you say? how many kids did you kill today? some of the literature promoting this event was calling for a boycott of other of sassen's restaurants here. he initially told the detroit free press not only was he charged with antisemitism in the past, but a large amount of negative reviews directed towards his raufestaurant. they're degree kleining to comment saying they did not want to increase already heightened tensions. but really, fred, that's the overarching theme, the increased tensions, and certainly the anger and the frustration that the conflict in the middle east has unleashed here at home. we saw similar chants also in philadelphia just a couple of weeks ago outside of a falafel shop. even the white house was condemning the language there, calling it antisemitism. and then over the weekend, a cleveland palestinian tea house, telling our affiliate woio that it has been targeted with anti-palestinian banners. really, we've

demonstrators chanted against the normalization of relations and the turkish government. they wanted to stop any commercial and economic exchanges with the occupying regime. they also asked all the countries of the world to stop the oppression of gaza by stopping any cooperation with the occupying regime . we ask turkey and islamic countries to play their role in supporting palestine. by gathering here , we ask turkey and all islamic countries to stop the process of normalizing relations and any relations with israel. türkiye from the seventh last october has witnessed various activities to request the adoption of serious official positions in support of gaza and opposition to any normalization of relations. the slogan of the demonstrators here is to cut ties with the occupying regime, and turkish public opinion has been emphasizing this demand since the beginning of the war against the gaza strip, and has expressed this demand in all activities for solidarity with palestine. in the hope that the turkish government will listen to their demands and cut off all their commer

they were joined by people from the middle east who chanted anti-israeli slogan.drid , protesters demanded that israel release all palestinians from prison, and called on the international community to impose sanctions against the jewish state until tsahal stops its military operation. demonstrations took place in several cities in germany, with marches in stuttgart and düsseldorf chanting stop the genocide and freedom for palestine. i condemn germany, i condemn the united states, i condemn nato, i demand justice for all the oppressed peoples in this world, for all those who are being killed capitalist governments. and at the end of the day, i demand freedom for all palestinians. on the streets of paris, thousands of french people accused israel of pursuing colonial policies and war crimes; activists chanted that no one would accept the continuation of the war. in the crowd one could even see posters with the inscription jews of france against the war. the capital police, in addition to maintaining order at rallies, are now investigating an attack on tourists; in

they got into our building, marched down the halls chanting these phrases. jews hid under a desk. many of my friends ran up to the dean of students and the d.e.i. office but they'd locked their doors for their own safety. this was such a clear safety concern. it was also explicitly against school policy, as it disrupted class. we heard nothing from harvard, no email, nothing. i talked to my jewish friends on campus every day. they tell me how afraid they are to go to class. they share hate messages they're receiving from other students on social media including comparing jews to nazis. and they ask us and they ask me for safety advice because of the lack of effective communication from the university. so you might ask, what's the administration doing? we brought them policy violations, proof that they happened and the student handbook was violated. if they respond if at all, the responses are empty and meaningless, responses such as, we are aware of the situation. this is not how the university would treat other groups. we are happy that harvard has created a antisemitism advisory

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making the sign of the cross, saying prayers and chants, as they say in one ancient byzantine verse,selves with a cross, we will lift up chants, so let us pray, everything that has been said, and now, especially, having such an opportunity, to bow the knees of our hearts and souls, before the life-giving one, more since my dear masters, fathers and brothers, mother hegumens, monastics , brothers and sisters, i congratulate all of you on this wonderful day and having prayed at this miraculous cross, let us follow our life paths, hoping that god, which we draw through prayer, through the holy sacraments, through touching shrines, the lord will protect us from all evil, guide us both to the right goals in life and to his kingdom, amen, happy holiday, once again i congratulate you, gentlemen. there are questions that cannot be answered, but there are others that will be answered accurately and directly. you can ask your question now by calling 800, 200 40-40 via sms to the number. 04040 or through the websites moskvadefisputinu.ru and moskvadefisputinu. rf. all details are on the website

[chanting] >> bill: they are screaming for genocide.sraeli born restaurant owner accused of genocide by pro-palestinian over the war in gaza. the response from the pennsylvania governor is coming up in a moment on that. the owners of bodega stores in new york city are carrying concealed weapons to protect themselves and property as an epidemic of crime overtakes their own businesses. some lenders charge hundreds upfront for your appraisal and other fees. not at newday. a veteran shouldn't have to come up with money to get money. i'm sholeh, and i lost 75 pounds with golo. i went from a size 20 to a size 6. before golo, nothing seemed to work. i was exercising for over an hour every day. it was really discouraging. but golo's so easy, the weight just falls off. [city ambience sounds] [car screech] [car door slam] [camera shutter sfx] introducing ned's plaque psoriasis. [camera shutter sfx] he thinks his flaky, red patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. [ned?] it can help you get clearer sk

[shouting] [chanting] >> dana: protestors flooding the williamsburg bridge chanting vile slogans against the jewish state and philadelphia. anti-israel protestors mob a jewish-owned restaurant. the morning shows of abc, cbs and nbc ignored the anti-semitic hate march yesterday. >> do we believe hamas spokesperson who said that rape is forbidden therefore it couldn't have possibly happened on october 7th? or do we believe the women whose bodies tell us how they spent the last minutes of their lives. this goes beyond politics. if we can't agree that rape is wrong, then we have accepted the unacceptable. then the question will be not what is happening in the middle east, but what is happening to our humanity? when i saw the list of women's rights organizations who have said nothing, i nearly choked. where is the solidarity for women in this country and in this world? >> dana: prominent democratic women joining the calls to -- their anger comes after deafening silence from the u.n. on the acts of savagery by hamas and after congressman jayapal accused the rape as a weapon of war. bret baier.

demonstrators chanting slogans in support of the palestinian nation . once again, on supporting the positions of sana'a in preventing the sailing of israeli ships the red sea and the expansion of missile and drone operations against israel in the air and sea arena to support gaza. we warn the american regime and the zionist enemy about any new attacks on the light of gaza and emphasize that we must continue attacks in support of our brothers in occupied palestine based on our principled and fixed positions. by publishing a statement, the demonstrators called for the prosecution of american and israeli officials and their trial as war criminals, and for the continuation of the embargo on israel and its economic supporters as a factor for stress is emphasized on this diet, a method whose effectiveness has been proven. in their demonstrations in sana'a to saada, the yemeni people emphasized their support for the decision of the yemeni armed forces to suspend their military operations against israel due to its continued aggression against gaza. this is the

and they chanted the silence of the international community. dozens of bahrainis demonstrated in solidarity with palestine and gaza and expelled the ambassador of the occupying regime they demanded manama. kalle kalle للتطبيق للتطبيق للتطبيق in the west people gathered in front of the american embassy in dar al-bayda and declared their support for the people of gaza. the japanese also gathered in front of the ministry of foreign affairs of their country in support of the palestinian people. human rights watch's research shows that facebook and instagram are deliberately censoring content related to palestine . this international organization in report 51. the page itself has documented at least a thousand cases of unnecessary censorship of materials related to palestine in 60 countries. human rights watch emphasized that this is a form of censorship it is an inappropriate suppression and silencing of the voice of support for palestine. according to this report, facebook and instagram removed content that peacefully supports palestine or raises

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slogans such as a criminal israel and the free palestine were chanted by angry protesters who say one day the land will be liberated from the israeli occupation. we are here. to show the world or stance from what's happening in gaza today, more than two months and the world is silent, we will not be silent, we are here to let the whole world hear voice, we will forever say israel is a terrorist state, pro- palestinian. rallies have been taking the place around the world since the israeli us genocide in gaza started on october 7. demonstrators here say they will continue their protests and demonstrations until sease fire is reached. they say they will never leave their brothers in gaza alone. rahshan saglam, press tv, istanbul. that does it for this additional world news. thanks for being with us in just few minutes time. a recap of the top stories. it's bye-bye for now. cossum, marta, lieutenant general sulaimani. he was born in village and became a shepherd when he was five. as teenager, he decided to become an irgc force, a commander who always liked to be considered fighter, war on

. >> you have heard chants for intifada. >> i have heard chants which can be anti-semitic depending ontext when calling for the elimination of the jewish people. >> so those would not be according to the mit's code of conduct or rules? >> that would be investigated as harassment if pervasive and severe. >> laura: if pervasive and severe? if they are saying destroy the jewish people long live the antifad da means. even just a few times, how is that not jeer? again. we know the answer and we will never forget what happened when former trump officials were invited to speak to students. [chanting] >> you canceled an event with former ice director tom homan due to disruptive student press simply because he worked for former president donald trump. why did penn let professor ahmad amul la off the hook who led hundreds of students? chanting there is only one solution antifad da revolution? >> our approach to speech as i identified it follows and guided by the united states constitution. which allows for robust perspectives. i disagree with the characterization that we treat speech differently

they chant from the river to the sea, palestine will be free, they chant for a globalized intifada resolution towards jews and israelis everywhere. they are chanting "gas the jews" as thee protests. they are calling for claims that hitler was correct. hitler was right. and the granddaughter of holocaust survivors it sends a chill down my spine to hear those words thrown around so carelessly and thoughtlessly. >> lawrence: bella, that kind of hate had to have been there before. the kind of hate "gas the jews" you don't just start that on october the 7th. on campus, had you experienced this before the terrorist attack? >> i would say that the tension and the level of hostility were never as high as they are now. before october 7th, there were, of course, anti-israel sentiments on campus. those would happen, i would say not as frequently as they are now. and not with as much force behind them. and it's disgraceful that the administration has yet to forcefully come out and shut these protests down. >> it's really not hard. bellla, you have been so brave, so strong. thank you so much for waking up

in fact, an identical chant there. governor of pennsylvania, as well as the white house, condemning that demonstration, calling it anti-semitism. and then over the weekend, a cleveland palestinian teahouse told woio it, too, has been targeted by hate, including anti-palestinian banners. that really speaks to the greater issue here, the anger, the frustration that the conflict in the middle east has unleashed in the united states. polo sandoval, cnn, new york. >>> right now, more than 58 million americans are under flood watches from north carolina to maine. a storm system out of the gulf brought heavy rain and severe weather to florida on sunday. that system is now sprinting along the eastern seaboard dumping lots of rain in the carolinas, mid-atlantic, and the northeast. there's a slight risk of excessive rainfall up and down the east coast before daybreak eastern time. new england will get the heaviest rains and strongest winds on monday. >>> california's iconic pacific coast highway is often regarded as one of the m

it gets worse, people help me, they know how real it is when he comes and chants now. let him do something alone, but you see, we have a consideration that here i am asking those who are candidates for parliament, so on the one hand, they can avoid what they cannot do. yes, see, we have a special condition, a candidate who is coming now. he chants, it doesn't matter, even the presidency , we have variables that govern our country under special circumstances, we have sanctions under 1,800 and we are running the country, so if a representative doesn't know this, come. draw a nightmarish atmosphere, or even a president really wants to, but he can't see that the hand of the enemy is in your hand , that you don't want to do this, so based on the facts of the country, you should say things that are believable, and i think our people here reaching a maturity where they can distinguish the difference between what is believable and what is not true is very good let's see a report and come back to talk more. on december 14, the announcement of the results of the examination of t

in chicago and new orleans, they chanted slogans in support of palestine and condemning the crimes of the occupiers. in the cities of karachi, multan, pakistan, people support palestine and condemn the occupation of the zionist regime. demonstrators in mauritania demanded the expulsion of the american ambassador and the punishment of the zionists . in the west, protestors condemned the crimes of the occupiers of jerusalem by kicking the flag of the zionist regime and setting it on fire. supporters of palestine in nice , france. they demonstrated in support of the ceasefire in gaza. participants in the march dublin, the capital of ireland , chanted the slogan of palestine's free wind. the participants in the march in toronto, canada, holding the palestinian flag in their hands , called for an end to the genocide of the people of gaza by the zionist regime. the spokesperson of the ministry of foreign affairs said that america stands alone against the demand of the international community for a ceasefire in gaza. referring to america's action in vetoing the gaza ceasefire resolution, mr.

stories on there for joins me now with her picks for the day starting latifo with satirical take a chant that has drawn scrutinyy after pr and protesters um started using it and met with attempts in the western world at the use of it it's something that is not new you this is straight out of the genocidal playbook uh to make out that everything that we do as palestinians to call for our liberation uh is actually conflated with um wanting the jewish another jewish genocide, another jewish holocourse, and uh the char that is in reference here is from the river to the sea, you know obviously for the past 60 plus days there have been this has been chanted all over the world um in britain especially there has been a call by the home secretary of time who is now thankfully been displaced brav men to um to consider be a genocidal and um for there to be more uh police involvement with anyone who says it, but there is someone on the internet who wanted to really examine this and show just how proposterous that that notion is and what are alternatives if we're trying to call for a free palestine w

crowd chants. is pressure to find a way to bring home the 100—plus hostages still in gaza. those released during a truce last month say they endured harsh conditions while held captive by hamas fighters. mia schem now accuses all gazans of being complicit with the armed group, something many would deny. translation: it's families under hamas control. - you know in retrospect i realised i was staying with a family. i was asking myself, why am i at a family's house? why are there children and a woman here? israel says its aim in gaza remains to dismantle hamas's military and governing capabilities. but for now, palestinian civilians are paying a huge price — forced to flee from their homes with no safe place to go. yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. israel says it has struck hezbollah militants in southern lebanon in response to missiles fired over the border. these pictures released by the israeli defense forces show them striking what they describe as hezbollah infrastructure near wadi hamul in le

chanting. he has also felt pressure from families of hostages who tackled him in parliament, demanding the immediate release of their loved ones. these images show the aftermath of an air strike on the al—maghazi refugee camp which reportedly killed more than 70 people. israel says it is investigating. the hamas—run health ministry in gaza says at least 250 people have been killed in the last 2a hours. meanwhile, in bethlehem in the occupied west bank, christmas celebrations were muted because of the ongoing conflict. shaimaa khalil sent this report which some viewers may find distressing. crowd chants: achshav! achshav! heckled by the families of the hostages. "achshav" — "now" — they chant, a demand for the immediate release of their loved ones. benjamin netanyahu reiterates the only way to get them back was to keep fighting and that this military campaign won't wind down any time soon. translation: we won't succeed at releasing all the hostages - without military pressure, operational pressu

. - should campus administrators allow student protesters to chant those chants in- - here's the question. - in protests on campus. - just imagine if the class of people being targeted weren't jews, but they were african american people, or latino immigrants, or lgbtq people. would you allow for people to walk up and down the campus and chant, "stone the," "kill the," "hang the," fill in the blank? my position is really simple. again, we're a first amendment organization. like, we have fought for this for 110 years. and i, again, hate speech is the price of free speech. but if hypocrisy is your operating model, i have a big problem with that. - the president of penn has resigned. the president of harvard has not resigned. should dr. claudine gay resign? - if the board and the office of the president have a plan right now that they're going to proceed with, then maybe she can stay. - but you haven't seen- - if they don't have a plan, then i have zero confidence in the leadership. - with zero confidence in the leadership, you think they should resign? - if there is no plan, then i think the

>> but you have heard chants. >> i've heard chants which can be antisemitism. >>-- code of conduct or rules? >> that would be investigated as harassment if pervasive and severe. >> laura: pervasive and severe? if they are saying destroy the jewish people, long live the intifada, how is that not severe? if only conservative students and speakers on campus receive the same benefit of a doubt she is giving pro-hamas protesters, again, we know the answer and never forget what happened when former trump officials are invited to speak to students. [chanting] >> you cancelled an even with tom holman because he worked for president donald trump. why was ahmad amallah let off the hook? >> our approach to speech as i identify followed and guided by united states constitution, which allows for robust perspective. i disagree with the characterization that we treat speech differently. >> laura: a critic, bill ackman summed up by wondering why these presidents still have their jobs. moral and ethical failure pervade certain institutions due in large part to failed leadership. they must all resign i

in fact, an identical chant there. pennsylvania, as well as the white house, condemning that demonstration, calling it anti-semitism. and then over the weekend, a cleveland palestinian teahouse told woio it, too, has been targeted by hate, including anti-palestinian banners. that really speaks to the greater issue here, the anger, the frustration that the conflict in the middle east has unleashed in the united states. polo sandoval, cnn, new york. >>> police have arrested a man in washington after he allegedly sprayed an unknown substance at two people while shouting an anti-semitic phrase. the 33-year-old suspect appears to have been arrested near the kesha israel congregation synagogue. washington police confirmed to cnn multiple synagogues in the city have received threatening emails, but there's currently no credible threat. >>> right now, u.s. aid for both israel and ukraine is stalled on capitol hill with lawmakers at odds over tying that funding to changes in u.s. immigration policy. cnn's chief congressional co

they were chanting.d chanting] >> rachel: while some people try to cancel christmas this weekend, others were using it to push their far left left political agenda. >> what i'm so struck by is that the story of christmas is not about a palestinian jew. a palestinian jew born into a time when his country was occupied, right, they can't find a place for her to even give birth, his mother. they are homeless. they eventually have to flee as refugees into egypt no less. you can't make up the parallels to our current world situation right now. >> rachel: but no religious discussion would be complete without america's own theo theologian, alexander acosta oaks, who says, in the story of christmas, christ was born in modern-day palestine under the threat of a government engage in a massacre of innocent. thousands of years later, right wing forces are violently occupying bethlehem as similar stories unfold for today's palestinians. holy children are still being born into a space -- place of unspeakable violence f

the chant "from the river to the sea" 47%, only 47% accurately identified the jordan river, the riverditerranean being the sea. others identified the nile river, euphrates, some said caribbean sea, some said the dead sea, and some people even said the atlantic ocean. ron haster is back on the line with us. ron, you wrote in your op-ed there's no shame in being ignorant unless one is screaming for the ex termination of millions. but how do you explain this level of lack of knowledge of the facts when you are out there in the streets screaming this stuff. >> look, john, we have all been, you know, 18, 19 years old and said stupid things. i believe what i said. i don't teach students because they are smart when they come to campus, although they have to be willing to learn. i teach students because they are open minded, because they are curious, and it's -- it's a shame that people pry on the ignorance of protestors and provoke them to say irresponsible things like this genocidal slogan. the good news is, that when i showed survey participants some basic facts about israel, when i showed

even as their students chanted the slogan of palestinian freedom from nahr to behrdan, the three were accused of being silent in the face of calls for the genocide of the jews. violate pens rules or code of conduct? yes or no if the speech turns into conduct, it can be harassment. yes i am asking specifically calling for the genocide of jews. does that constitute harassment? if it is directed and severe or provocative, it is harassment. so the answer is yes. it is a context. a goal that is the president of harard university. he , who attended the congress meeting with magill , is now under pressure to resign. more than 650 members of harvard university in a letter demanding support for gay in the face of political pressure for his resignation. the authors of the letter believe that his resignation is a violation of the freedom of universities. everyone should be able to express their opinion freely in the academic environment. a survey by the university of maryland shows that in recent weeks 81. academics focused on west asian studies are forced to censor their expert opinions became

a popular march in support of the palestinian people, friday prayers chanting the slogans of death to israel, death to america they condemned the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza. this weakens the enemy. 187 palestinians were martyred and 31 people were injured in the attacks of the zionist regime on the gaza strip in the last 24 hours. according to reports, the army of this regime has so far attacked about 108 rescue vehicles and ambulances, and only 11 hospitals out of a total of 36 hospitals are operating in the gaza strip. this was the picture that the captain of the zionist army published a while ago as a picture of victory. he had said that they would stay in gaza forever, but if he didn't stay in gaza forever , he wouldn't last even two months. in the past 24-hour clashes, the gaza strip was destroyed by the resistance fighters, as the former head of the zionist police says, only the image of defeat is transmitted from gaza. d months from the beginning of the ground attack. the resistance of the occupying forces was reported from the gaza strip. from jabalia, al-brij, khany

i can't leave the concert until i perform her, because the audience is literally chanting: “olesya, come so the birds scream, in the sky. alesya, alesya, alesya. they were already well-known members of the ussr, they occupied the highest ranks of the hit parade, the most popular artists. they have already been winners of two national competitions. 3 minions and two recordings were recorded by giants at the melodya company. uladzimir arlou, director of their film you are “hell of anyone”. menavit musical film, performed by the syabry ensemble. z sing. you are noisy, noisy, above me, dear! tired, he lay down on the grass, there is a birch tree above him, it gives him strength, there is a very deep meaning , looking ahead, 40 years have passed there, today it is the same for me, i think these are masterpieces. in the year 88 of the last century, the belarusian komsomol marched over the pilots in a group of soviet troops in germany, and in the fall of the eighty- eighth year, the komsomol organized such a brigade, i emphasize the brigade of the komsomol of belarus, a concert brigade, to perf

, east azarbaijan, fars, sistan baluchistan, gilan, kohglui and boyer ahmad, kerman and khuzestan chanted slogans demanding decisive action against those who desecrate islamic sanctities. 187 palestinians were martyred and 312 injured in the attacks of the zionist regime on the gaza strip in the past 24 hours. according to reports, the army of this regime has so far targeted 18 rescue vehicles and ambulances. and only 11 hospitals out of a total of 36 hospitals are operating in the gaza strip. this was the picture that the captain of the zionist army published a while ago as a picture of victory. he had said that he would stay in gaza forever, but he did not stay in gaza forever. harail sherfid in the past 24-hour clashes in the gaza strip. today there are fierce conflicts resistance fighters and occupying forces were reported from the gaza strip. from jabalia, al-brij, khan yunus and al-shujaieh neighborhoods of gaza city. qassam battalions announced that more than 10 zionist soldiers were killed and their vehicles were destroyed in these clashes. zionist media announced that 112 officer

krim was joined by people from the middle east who chanted anti-israeli slogans. in madrid, protesters called on israel to release. all palestinians, and the world community, impose sanctions against the jewish state until it stops its military operation, demonstrations took place in several cities in germany, at marches in stuttgart and dusseldorf, they chanted, stop the genocide, freedom for palestine. i condemn germany, i condemn the united states, i condemn nato. i demand justice for all the oppressed peoples in this world, for all those who are killed by capitalist governments, in the end, i demand freedom for all palestinians. on the streets of paris, thousands the french accused israel of carrying out war crimes as a colonial policy. there were signs in the crowd that read: jews of france against the war. the capital police, in addition to maintaining order at rallies, are now investigating an attack on a group of tourists. the young man attacked. at them with a knife the night before, resulting in one death and two injuries. the attacker stated during inte

he chants the slogans he gives, you feel that this iran international is chanting slogans, we really have this, so we have these three groups, in my opinion , people should know those who really want to serve. being a friend , being a candidate, i knew both of them, one of them voted, one of them voted, then a gentleman who is an expert in analysis said, "do you know why he voted, he didn't vote, because he who voted was a person who had nothing in the world, people knew that he is not looking for anything for himself and people vote for him by giving him these properties and facilities, people will understand that he wants to increase them. look at this vote, our people recognize this, mr. bahjo, i think we will have two minutes until the end of the conversation to focus on what should be contested, i.e. specific components and expectations from the next parliament, of course what he said is all-round competition. but in my opinion, i think that the solution is very important, the competition should have a solution aspect, and the attacks on each other should be stopped, i mean the

. >> stop the steal. [ crowd chanting ] >> america showed up. >> and then began busting up all kindshat affected the lives of americans. you never know until it is too late. if liberals won't defend the border, fascists will. >> america seems open these days to an anti-immigrant message. more than half of americans believe there is an invasion at the border. including 40% of democrats. and while three in four once believes that it was important for america's identity, just over half now think that is true. and with 2024 fast approaching, two of the most politically savvy governors have honed on this issue. >> we're dealing with smugglers, cartels. >> the biden administration is doing nothing. >> it is unprecedented and it is dangerous. >> in texas, governor greg abbott launched operation lone star. >> he's arrested thousands of migrants for criminal trespassing. >> as if to gurd his state for a war. he's building a wall just like trump did. >> we are building the border wall in the state of texas. >> governor greg abbott has been sending migrants in bus loads. >> then there was the b

[applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] [chanting "we love trump"] >> we love you, trump. >> we love you. >> [chanting [chanting "we love trump"] mr. trump: a lot of people -- [indiscernible] [applause] well, thank you very much. i don't have any notes. i don't have anything. i am up here by myself with all the fake news back there. and, you know, if you make a little mistake -- you think biden would get up here without notes? if he had notes, doesn't make any difference. anyway, so, i just want to thank you all. this is incredible. these are our friends, the people who are going to really help us. a very special evening coming up in 45 days. right, 45 days? and we are going to do something. i think it's the most important election in the history of our country. i used to say that about 2016 but this will be the most important election in the history of our country because our country is going to hell. it's going to hell rapidly. it is not taking long. in fact, it is hard to say this because it's such a negative thought, but one year is a very long time. a little less than a year but that's a very lon

elderly, men, women, and children, people from all walks of life march the streets of istanbul, chanting anti-occupation slogans. demonstrators said what is happening in gaza is a genocide, calling on on the whole world to stand against this criminal act and to call for a cease fire. we came here to show the world that we are standing against zonism, we are against the killing of innocent civilians, against genocides and ethnic cleansing. slogans such as a criminal israel and a free palestine were chanted by angry protesters who say one day the land will be liberated from the israeli occupation. we are here to... show the world or stance from what's happening in gaza today, more than two months and the world is silent, we will not be silent, we are here to let the whole world here or voice, we will forever say israel is a terrorist state. pro-palestinian rallies have been taking the place around the world since the israeli us genocide in gaza started on october 7. demonstrators here say they will continue their protests and demonstrations until seas fire is reached. they say they will ne

the perfumers chanted slogans such as stop arming israel and liberate palestine. in france , supporters of palestine gathered in paris they condemned the crimes of the zionist regime. demonstrations in support of palestine have been held in different cities of france for several weeks. the french interior minister last week asked local authorities to ban demonstrations in support of palestine, but a court in paris. this restriction was suspended. after the disruption in some fuel stations, which we have been following since this morning in different news sections. more than 275 stations have been manually returned to the service circuit so far. let us go to the crisis management headquarters of the national oil products distribution company and talk to the reporter radio news agency. mr. beheshti , i greet you. you're welcome. explain to us about the latest actions and decisions of the crisis management headquarters of the national oil products distribution company to completely solve the problem at gas stations. dear mrs. khalji , i am at your service and the pre

in paris, thousands of french citizens demanded an end to the genocide of the people of gaza and chanted to liberate palestine. university. kabul also hosted a conference on supporting palestine with the presence of religious and political figures, university professors and afghan students. in south africa, there is also a mural in support the palestinian people and the children of gaza were unveiled. rashid tlaib, a member of the american congress of palestinian descent, pointed to the increase in attacks on muslims, especially palestinians in the united states , and accused the country's politicians of being against these groups. according to the council on american islamic relations, attacks on muslims in this country have tripled since the start of the gaza war. ok. we are going back to gaza and our relationship with ahmad sahmoud is still established. yes, we are in contact with ms. esra al-bahisi. hello, width. we hear your report on the latest developments in gaza. yes, the attacks on different areas of the gaza strip continue based on the statistics that have been announced, the

chanting., girls here meet to conduct a peer—led class. so, chats is an after—school programme that empowers young girls in school to have that safe space where they discuss the issues that affects them most. some of these issues include teen pregnancy, sexual health, and child marriage. yes? inaudible. snaps. that's a great answer. before you came to this community and before you had these classes, what were your attitudes to early marriage? had you thought about it before? how did this class help change your attitudes? so it has taught me that we should, like, listen to friends with those... some people come with other ideas that will ruin your life, so you shouldn't take it to mind. i was thinking that when i'm going to reach form four, i'm going to get married. so form four is what age? 16. my mind was about to just see what really happened in the marriage. but when i came here, hear some effects of early marriages. then i changed my mind. when a woman is not educated, a man take very good