want to gjendje protocol much to the anger of the french president incident anyways echoes jacque chirac'sangry words for israeli police at the same location back in nineteen ninety six let's listen. we know. i don't like what you did in front of me go outside. i'm sorry. no no. okay he- was anger thatt of menu my speaking at in english will early american with all the main political leaders in his round spoke about negation of israel at the state as being an active- anti semimitism always use of course one of the s. macklin give us this. it's very interesting that this has been and i really big focus of microbes visit he spoken about the surge of anti semitism the doc said are returning to europe and having to take every step. first to recognize it and been to take action against us and one of the interesting things that he said was. that you could even look at and he signed it some not good israel was beyond criticism he said certainly not you could have ever to do school disagreement with this role that's acceptable. but he said that if you stop criticizing israel saying it doesn't have

and president chirac was proved right. i think the french have a huge history in that region.o do the british. so do many other people who not only have a history and a diplomatic history but also have people and personnel in the region. so that is going to be, again, something to watch because as everybody said, it's unlikely that iran would take on the united states in any effort at symmetrical warfare. it's very, very unlikely. it hasn't happened in the past. it's unlikely to happen now, but the asymmetrical. the ability to lash out in many parts of that region is clear and present. and it is the region or at least one of the main reasons why successive u.s. presidents from george w. bush to barack obama and up until now, president obama, have not -- sorry, president trump, have not taken this massive eskaulatory step. qasem soleimani was at the height of his power when he was taken out. unlike osama bin laden who was a forgotten, you know, nothing burger, sort of hiding in a villa in pakistan. but it's not the person you take out. it's what they leave behind. and the tenta

president jacques chirac who said this was unforgivable, the way frenchjews we re unforgivable, the wayhes and villages of france hid those children and jews and adults, 2a0,000 were saved when 11,000 were expeued 2a0,000 were saved when 11,000 were expelled to the death camps. france knows exactly what they owe to that resilience and what unites. those who try and give up will find against them are perseverance —— our perseverance. those who survive our heroes and they are now conveying things, passing it forward and on the future generations and our children will also have to become those who will also convey that message, they will become the witnesses of the witnesses and never give that role up because, thanks to what they will learn, they will become those who have the power of knowledge. they know that we do not have the right or the privilege of forgetting and the stories of our victims is a story that is a vibrant, vital one and a crucial one that must be passed on. this will be awe—inspiring to these children because our children will have to protect and defend

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pension system and it was tried by jacques try to reform the pension system and it was tried byjacques chirac success. if he wants to get public transportation running again then he will have to give in, but then again we will have the same problems in five years or ten years. from paris, thank you. stay safe on your bicycle! good new year's resolution, stay safe on your bicycle! good new yea r‘s resolution, thank stay safe on your bicycle! good new year's resolution, thank you for joining us. a vegan employee who was fired from hisjob has today brought a landmark legal case before a uk employment tribunal — calling for veganism to be protected by law. jordi casamitgana wants his vegan lifestyle to be classified as a ‘philosophical belief‘ — comparable to a religion. the former employee describes himself as an ‘ethical vegan' and claims he was sacked for disclosing that the company he worked for invested pension funds in firms involved in animal testing. his former employer claims he was dismissed for gross misconduct. imean, i mean, whatever the cause, it does feel like a guinness, it is a w