that's cónsul mireya magaña. she's a cónsul de asuntos comunitarios y de cultura.nformation on the screen. the consulate is at 532 folsom street. again, if you want to watch that great exhibition en proceso, just give them a call and tell them or that show up, tell them you want to see that great artwork. well, up here on "comunidad del valle," latina doctors and latino doctors are urgently needed. we'll get into that next. we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market. what is bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you love, but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. this thanksgiving, we're giving you even more reasons to celebrate. we are offering you $21 off a jennie-o frozen turkey with in-store discount. that's as low as $0.50 a pound. so why wait? hurry in to your neighborhood grocery outlet today. because this deal is only available while supplies last. damian: in the entire country, only 6% of medical doctors are latina or latino. so needless to say there is an urgent need. with me on "comunidad del valle"

a consulate is safety and refuge. this was a high low unusual event that could have involved men more kaushths and i'm grateful for the actions of our officers and the private security guards risked their safety to protect the lives of the public. since the day of this incident i have been in contact with community member and faith based leaders. and with members of the chinese consulate. it is important this people understand the process and more important low the transparency of the process so this there is faith in the integrity of the investigations and to ensure that the trust with the police and community remains in tact. i have been w with the consulate to ensure the public feel safe the consulate opens to the public. a clear line ensures cooperation and understanding this their occurrence have been addressed. the captain of northern station i take events such as this seriously and welcome an open dialogue of respectable conversation. the safety of the public as well as the officers in my command are of the mos

then there's the one of the cut on consulate. you need police over there. then at woodside, you know, on the on the route for like i'm wondering, do you also foresee this kind of situation where like, oh, boy, what we might need more cops than we thought or does that not happen? >> no, can't. but you remain fluid and protection is is a fluid and so you can ship your app that them around. i think a coffee hp had like 1000 officers that were dedicated a pack. and that should be hp alone. so if you've got intelligence forces out there to creating a the effect, this is going to become an issue and you try to get ahead of it and move shift things short that the risk mitigated. >> again, we're talking with cory allen, former secret service agent here live on the kron. 4 morning news. let me ask. i know the secret service is obviously in charge of the president's security whenever he's traveling or wherever he is. but when it comes to, let's say president xi is the secret service also in charge of that foreign dignitaries security while they're here visiting our c

the consul general disputes that. this is the first time a consul general's office has ever screened a video of attacks like it. >>> in oakland this afternoon, there were protesters with the anti-police terror project gathered outside city hall. they're aiming to pressure city leaders to pass a resolution and call for a ceasefire in gaza. people showed up at the city council meeting. the prime minister is not listening to the calls for a ceasefire but did say israel is open to, quote, little pauses. president biden and his administration have been pushing israel on a pause to allow civilians to flee for more humanitarian aid. >>> also at city hall in oakland, another pitch from the city of oakland and a's fans to keep the team from leaving. the city council is voting tonight on a resolution that adopts approvals for the howard terminal project, the waterfront ballpark the a's have been asking for. it secures $400 million in grants to build the new ballpark. the city is trying to send a message to major league baseball

richard makepeace, former british consul general here in - british consul general here in jerusalem andhey are getting is still incomplete —— insufficient and could only feel have the capacity for sewage pumps and 70% of people are still without water. i�*m joined now by my colleague nick beake. what is your sense of how close we are to a deal in terms of what sources are saying both here in israel and from hamas sources? the 0 timism israel and from hamas sources? the optimism we — israel and from hamas sources? the optimism we had over the weekend feels like _ optimism we had over the weekend feels like it is being built on, the optimism — feels like it is being built on, the optimism over night which has come from capitol, you have different places— from capitol, you have different places where different sentiments were being expressed. —— optimism overnight— were being expressed. —— optimism overnight which has come from qatar. qatar— overnight which has come from qatar. qatar are _ overnight which has come from qatar. qatar are the intermediary ears between — qatar are the intermed

the acting consul general of.thank you very much for your time and your perspective.— very much for your time and your perspective. as your perspective. thank you. as we heard a _ your perspective. thank you. as we heard a bit _ your perspective. thank you. as we heard a bit there _ your perspective. thank you. as we heard a bit there from - your perspective. thank you. as we heard a bit there from the i we heard a bit there from the un secretary general, the un humanitarian chief has described the situation in the occupied west bank is increasingly dire, citing the rising death toll in that area. 158 palestinians have been killed in the territory since the war began. among them are 45 children, more than 21100 people have been injured. israel's minister benjamin netanyahu has condemned the violence saying it would not be tolerated. we have more now from jon donnison reporting from jon donnison reporting from the northern west bank, and a warning, some scenes in his report are disturbing. this war is not only bein

you can see protesters marching behind me and the consulate building is further behind. we have seen the security personnel with a u. s. consulate increase to an extraordinary extent to ensure the safety of the staff in the building. a large number of men, women, and children are participating in the rally. they are holding banners and signs to support of palestine and against the us. and israel. many are holding pictures of those children who were killed in gaza. i'm the god who will stand with our post in brothers will fight under the leadership of the supreme leader, all the human a, against ever pressure everywhere. and we will defend them. big true will be hours. how many go? yes, everything is happening with american support. without this support, israel could not have continued this war even for 2 days. it's all initiated by the us. we should fight and we're raising our voice. protest or say that the rally outside the us consulate is a message to them as they are partner in the war. and aggression by israel against palestine is not acceptable. the warranty us to g

aviv ezra, acting consul _ civilians, as i mentioned.onsul general of israel in new york, thank you forjoining us.— forjoining us. thank you for havin: forjoining us. thank you for having me- _ well, for the families of the hostages released on friday, there were reunions like this. a 9—year—old israeli boy, his mother and grandmother — all now free. and in the west bank, 17—year—old palestinianjamal barameh celebrated his release from an israeli jail. here's what he told reporters there. take sot) translation: i can't even describe myjoy, we were released at five in the morning but we did not know why till now, we were told there was a prisoner swap deal, may all the prisoners be released soon. ~ , ., all the prisoners be released soon. ~ ,, ., , all the prisoners be released soon. ~ , ., . , yes, soon. were you assaulted? yes, every day _ soon. were you assaulted? yes, every day we _ soon. were you assaulted? yes, every day we were _ soon. were you assaulted? yes, every day we were suppressed i every day we were suppressed checked and

essentially acknowledging that he did try and help the consulate.e said that as borough president -- on behalf of constituents. i have not been accused of wrongdoing and i will continue to cooperate with investigators. so fred, what the mayor is saying there is that he believes this communication with the turkish consulate is part of his job he was doing as borough president, that will of course be determined by investigators who are also looking into whether or not the campaign accepted donations from foreign nationals, fred? >> still the beginning stages, gloria pasmino, thank you so much. john? >>> new this morning, former british prime minister david cameron is the new british foreign secretary. this is part of a surprise reshuffling of the uk cabinet by prime minister rishi sunak. cameron who resigned after the brexit vote in 2016 says he, quote, gladly accepted the new role. >>> today marks one year since the brutal killings of four university of idaho students in a house close to campus. students at the university will hold a candlelight vigi

refugees, leaving the elderly woman without money and with her things at the door of the russian consulaten who invested everything, all his life’s work, and the results of these works in the accumulation of this amount, which was trip, it was the mother, of course, who was promised there, maria zakharova called this act dehumanization and noted that this pair of relocants left their mother in the care of russian diplomats, it ’s like you either had to hate russia or don’t give a damn about your mother, first time i hear and see. as to the doors of those who are considered unable to walk, but this is also dehumanization, so valentina kotova, after what happened , may well consider her loved ones not the son of a traitor, for example, employees of the russian embassy in mexico or specialists from the association of russian compatriots, look what the russian consul in mexico alexander told the press. ryvaschenko, that valentina kotova was immediately placed in a hotel, the doctor took care of her well-being. kotova, if she worries, only for herself, raised her son, gave him an education, sol

and also the el sal va dorians on golden gate that have their consulate. we're requesting the address of 15-36 for that to be our consulate because we were kidnapped and brought here against our will and our identity was stolen. we want this home which is a historic building, for we're going to be extending an invitation to come over to the african historic building and view the historic the beautiful building that we want to be consulate. thank you so kindly, i saw to you, shalon in hebrew, means peace. shalom. >> thank you, you had something for us. >> yes, for every one that is doing well during these times. >> thank you. if there are any other members of the public that would like to address the board during general public comment. otherwise this will be the last speaker. >> i'm reading from the esv but they were urgent demand withing loud cries that he should be cruz fied and their voices prevailed so pilot, granted, for the murder for whom he asked but they delivered jesus over their will. and baraba, said he took my place, he was a insurrectionist a

a general consulate of kazakhstan has been opened in st.sburg, and they operate successfully in kazan. astrakhan and omsk, in the near future it is planned to open a russian consulate general in oktao, but this is of very great importance from all points of view, and new areas of multifaceted ties are emerging, important documents will be signed that will allow serious progress in the field of finance, electricity, healthcare, physical education, sports and so on. all this demonstrates how... partnerships, therefore, i am optimistic about the future with the understanding that work will continue in all directions, under our strict gaze from the government and i think successes, further successes are just around the corner, thank you again for your visit, i would like to give you the floor , thank you very much, dear friends, colleagues. we are very pleased to be in the capital of kazakhstan today and have the opportunity to exchange the current situation in our relations, look to the future, strategic partnership and allied relations betwee

se lo dice su cónsul general de el salvador en maryland. >> señor cónsul, y usted sabe hacer pupusas?ro 2, fuera lo que es. los ingredientes número 1, lo más importante es la masa. este masa harina ha pasado un procedimiento de maximización que da la textura bien suavecita y ahorita le vamos a echar solamente agua, agua tibia. eso es muy importante. queremos asegurar que todos los ingredientes se mezclen bien. señor cónsul, por qué no nos cuentas de dónde es el origen de la palabra pupusa? >> bueno, la pupusa viene de 2 acepciones huffman que es revuelta, issa, que es abultamiento. es y del náhuat de los pueblos pipiles del valle central del señorío cuscatlán. mire miren qué bárbaro, qué bárbaro! con estilo exactamente. el 1 de abril del 2005 fue declarado día internacional de la pupusa. cada segundo domingo del mes de noviembre se la pupusa está en todas partes del mundo donde hay un salvadoreño. ahí está la tenemos en asia, en europa, aquí en américa. o sea, la pupusa es internacional. ahora sí llegó la hora de la verdad. >> no? lilian, es secreto final de la pupusa que se come con

se lo dice su cónsul general de el salvador en maryland. >> señor cónsul.empre es número 1. pero si es número 2 fuera lo que es. los ingredientes. número 1, lo más importante es la masa. este masa harina ha pasado un procedimiento de optimización que da la textura. bien suavecita. y ahorita le vamos a echar solamente agua. agua tibia. eso es muy importante. queremos que todos los ingredientes se mezclen bien. señor cónsul, por qué no nos cuentas de dónde es el origen de la palabra pupusa? >> bueno, la pupusa viene de 2 acepciones pupusa, que es revuelta issa, que es abultamiento es. y del náhuat de los pueblos pipiles del valle central del señorío cuscatlán. mire miren qué bárbaro, qué bárbaro, con estilo exactamente. el 1 de abril del 2005 fue declarado día internacional de la pupusa. cada segundo domingo del mes de noviembre. la pupusa está en todas partes del mundo donde hay un salvadoreño. ahí está la tenemos en asia, en europa, aquí en américa. o sea, la pupusa es internacional. >> no podíamos hablar de pupusa si no invitábamos a un salvadoreño a que n

they left their mother in a wheelchair at the doorstep of the russian consulate in mexico city, literallyphanage, and they themselves hastened to the states to build, as it seems to them, a better life, in this supposedly better life there was apparently no place for their own mother . this is the same valentina kotova on photographs of how she ended up in mexico, she sold all her property, including her apartment, so that she could end up in the usa with her son and his ukrainian wife. at first, all three of them went to mexico, hoping to illegally cross the border to get to the states, but it didn’t work out, but ended up in mexico, and then valentina kotova’s son and his wife left for the states, money and things at the door of the russian consulate, cynicism going off scale, i think. that the main person who put in all his life’s work, and the results of these works in the accumulation of this amount, which was on... the trip, it was my mother, of course , who was promised mountains of gold there, we are talking about nothing else but a traitor, russian diplomats, it’s like you either

and as now right outside the american consulate, you can see protesters marching behind me in the car. so the building is further behind. we have seen the security personnel with a u. s. consulate increased to an extraordinary expense to ensure the safety of the staff in the building. a large number of men, women, and children are participating in the route they are holding. banners assigns the support of palestine and against the us and israel. many are holding pictures of those children who were killed in gaza. good, good. on the god, who will stand with our post in brothers? oh, fight under the leadership of the supreme leader. oh, we have a name against every pressure everywhere. and we moved to see them pictures of our size on and go, how many got you said everything is happening with the american support adult to support israel could not have continued this war even for 2 days. it's always been cheated by the us. should fight, raising our voice, protest or see that the rally outside the us consulate is a message to them as they are partner in the war and aggression by israel, ag

polina karnasyuk, correspondent of espresso near the polish consulate in lwing because of the blocking of traffic by polish carriers. one person died and three others were injured as a result of an explosion in the capital of armenia, yarvan. the incident took place in the building of the chemistry faculty of yarvan state university. in the morning there was an explosion in one of the basement rooms, after which a fire broke out. two victims. were hospitalized to the burn center, another patrolman was inhaling smoke, students were evacuated from the room where the explosion occurred and employees, in other buildings the educational process continues, experts are currently investigating all the circumstances. ukrainian pilots are preparing to fly f-16 fighter jets on the territory of the united states of america, the pentagon announced. they noted that the issue of providing ukraine with spare parts is currently being resolved. for these aircraft. the us department of defense notes that this year the state department announced its readiness to approve the transfer of us-made f-16 aircra

earlier, i spoke with itay milner, spokesperson and consul for media affairs at the israeli consulateat can you tell us about the condition of the hostages who have been released today? what we know so far is that some of them were taken to hospitals for treatment because they did have some medical issues, especially the older ones, and some of them were released home already. in general, i can say that there was severe injuries or severe medical conditions. it seems generally all right. some of them do need treatment. the situation was _ them do need treatment. the situation was described by a family member of some of the hostages that today was a breath of fresh air, that there was hope in the air. could this be the start of the endgame, do you think?— you think? this is certainly a red liuht you think? this is certainly a red light in _ you think? this is certainly a red light in a _ you think? this is certainly a red light in a very, _ you think? this is certainly a red light in a very, very - you think? this is certainly a red light in a very, very darkj red light in a very, very

and in london with joined by vincent, seen a former british consul general in jerusalem, a trustee of the bel full project. thank you very much for talking to us all of you . if i can start with you mohammed. yes, we are going to be talking about the future of garza, but i'm well aware that people on the ground in gaza. i'm not thinking about the future. they are living moment by moment. yeah, that's absolutely right. um, as i'm sure your viewers know over the last month we've witnessed the massacres of over $10000.00 cost in nearly the majority of them being children. and what we've seen is the wholesale destruction of the civilian infrastructure of gaza. and this is in line with what we've seen from these rarely military in the past, especially in the past course in gaza, including the, the war and, but on and 2006. which the, the, the overall goal is to essentially devastate the civilian infrastructure. and population of a specific area in order to, as in their words, fear and their consciousness is rarely response to any form of resistance to its continued occupation, occupation,

the israeli consul general says the video documents some of the brutal deaths.oncerned about the rise of anti-semitic rhetoric. >> one of the is because we are quite astonished by the rapidity with which denial is coming to the fore. >> this is the first time the israeli consul general's office here has screened a video of the attack. >>> new details on a passionate push to keep the a's in oakland. tonight, city leaders voted on a resolution they hope sends a message to major league baseball. [ chanting ] >> stay in oakland. >> mayor and a's fans calling on baseball owners to reject the plan to move to las vegas. the major league baseball owners could vote as early as next week on the proposed move to nevada. the a's need 75% of owners to get the move approved. the city has secured $400 million in grants to build a new ballpark in oakland. tonight's resolution unites the mayor, city council and port of oak land. it's an important move. >>> a man accused of bombing pg&e facilities december of last year. and january of this year. he is accused of manufacturing exp

that's the acting israeli consul general in new york joining us on bbc. for having me. as we follow developments at the al—shifa hospital i spoke to an american paediatrician who was trapped in gaza and finally allowed to leave a few weeks ago. she shed light on the deteriorating condition at medical facilities inside the territory. what were conditions like where you were? we were in a un compound. i was with other humanitarian workers and we were there for — i was there for 26 days and then we were evacuated. we were fortunate, we could get water, we could get food, but i know people in the adjoining section that was for the people of gaza that they did not — there were 400 people per toilet, they were not getting water and they were not getting food or getting minimal food. they had to purchase it themselves but it was very limited at that point in the stores and that was ten days ago that i left. you've been in gaza many times working for the palestine child ren�*s relief fund. we are seeing tonight these reports of israeli ground forces in the al—shi

we have seen the security personnel at the us consulate increase to an extraordinary extent to ensure the safety of the staff in the building. a large number of men, women, and children are participating in the rally. they are holding banners, assigns to support of palestine and against the us and israel. many are holding pictures of those children who were killed in gaza. good, good. on the god who will stand with our post in brothers will fight under the leadership of the supreme leader. we have an a, against every pressure everywhere. and we will defend them between the hours and how many got you said everything is happening with american support. and adult, this support is real, could not have continued this work even for 2 days. it's solely initiated by the us . we should fight and we're raising our voice, protest or say that the rally outside the us consulate is a message to them as they are partner in the war. and aggression by israel against palestine is not acceptable. the war the us to get out of the war to ensure their security or the us itself will be responsible for all t

looking into whether adams pressured officials to approve a manhattan high-rise housing the turkish consulate general. paula sandoval explains. >> reporter: did new york city mayor eric adams pressure foal low new york city officials to sign off on the building that houses the turkish consulate? that's among the list of questions surrounding this probe. the outset sites three different unnamed sources saying the fbi is looking into the possibility, that mayor adams, may have pressured officials at fdny to sign off on the occupancy manhattan skyscraper that houses that consulate, despite safety issues at that building. adam responding saying that as bureau president, that adams would hear about some of the issues. they would relay the information to officials. a campaign spokesperson repeating what we heard on friday, that he had some of his electronic devices seized. the mayor has not been accused of any wrongdoing, and he continues to cooperate with federal investigators as they press forward with the public corruption probe. >>> fire damage has shut down a major freeway in southern californ

families of iraqi resistance martyrs became special guests of the islamic republic of iran at the consulatekarbala. with the coordination of the honorable consultant cultural of the islamic republic of iran in iraq. the honoring ceremony for the 7th martyrs of the iraqi resistance axis was held, alhamdulillah . these townspeople are one day the comrades of martyr hajj qassem soleimani and abu mahdi. engineers were in the war with isis and now their families gathered together to declare solidarity with the resistance of the palestinian people. our enemy is one, and we have shed a lot of blood against this enemy, and today , all of us, whether in iraq, iran, lebanon, or palestine, must unite in order to become the shadow of zionism. keep the children away from the innocent people of gaza . the children fought with isis until the day of the war, and today we are ready to fight with the zionists. in this special ceremony, ayatollah seyed mojtaba hosseini, the representative of the supreme leader in iraq, the ambassador and cultural advisor of iran in baghdad, the governor of karbala and a group

in fact , it is difficult to find a consul in the country who does not trade in this way.ng sanctions rhetoric to eliminate a competitor and undermine his authority in the market, this is exactly what the hero in quotes did in a special project of a television agency. while the state is doing everything possible to prevent sanctions harmed belarusians, and even became new opportunities for enterprises; individual entrepreneurs are trying to build a business on the sanctions. the person involved in the criminal case that will be discussed wrote more than a dozen complaints to the european supplier, asking that his competitor not have the goods shipped to him. watch what came out of this on belarus-1 today after the panorama. i am a commercial director, the company supplies equipment for our enterprises. how did i get here, i wanted a competitor to have problems, i used rhetoric for this. lack of equipment, it entails a large chain of negative events that could affect an ordinary worker, i decided to tell the whole country about this so that it would serve as a kind of fate,

distributed water, for example, today we had food left over when they fed us at the hotel, i say, consulnd i say, i won’t take it with me on the plane, i say, i threw it away, i say, no, because we experienced that we didn’t eat at all and were starving. i will never throw it away in my life, never in my life, because there people even fell into disarray, people in factories fought there, uh, the hospital is there next to rafah, a health care facility is located, a column of people is standing behind water, someone comes up, tries to get water out of turn , a fight breaks out, those standing behind intervene, well , in the end that’s all, eventually the water supply stops, people are without water for the whole day, we worked directly . kbb itself, we have met people who come to kbp, what kind of shots can be highlighted, devastated people come in, devastated people who, who have no smiles on their faces, no facial expressions, no gestures, do not say anything about the fact that at least some then joy they were present, later , when they had partially gone through the filtration measure

. the proximity of the march to the us consulate added significance to it as the really sought to convey message not only to the international community, but specifically to the united states, key supporter of israel in the war on gaza, israel, the whole world now understands that israel is fascist regime that has occupied palestinian territories, israel sheds the blood of palestinians to continue its existence. in the world, the israeli policy of oppression has been defeated now, these worldwide protests indicate that the concept of peace has won and the narrative of oppressors has been defeated. the convergence of the people from different background symbolized a shared commitment to the palestinian cause underscoring the gravity of the situation in the beseged kazape. people around the world including pakistani are on the streets and condemming the us and its illegitimate child israel for their actions in gaza. due to increasing public resentment, the us and israel are under tremendous public pressure, and the real face of the zionist regime has been exposed in the international commu

he's a senior israeli diplomat at the new york consulate and former consul general in chicago. aviva, thank you so much for being here. again, can you tell us what took so long? it took about six and a half hours for the israeli cabinet to approve the steal. >> first of all, i think the entire process was complicated and i think this is the -- thank the administration, specifically, the president weighing in and making a real difference. when it came to the government, the cabinet in israel, it went to three processes. the war cabinet, security cabinet, and then the full cabinet, we are the entire ministers and government or so. take the entire back and forth was based on an understanding that we're going to be giving and return is also and ability for hamas to regroup, re-arm, and recharge and then come back -- so the entire deal is a complicated deal, but we want to make sure our hostages rebecca. this is that number one priority of the government -- we have invested a lot of time and effort and them. >> i'm hearing is, at the major sticking point was not so much the palestin

of them issuing immediates and assist for israel or expelling their ambassadors, pulling their consulatesing to raise shields to defend the innocent children and women, then they certainly should raise their economic choices and declare that they will not do business with the devil incarnate, which is israel, so this is the diplomatic maneuver that should happen is the complete besegement and ostrecization of israel, the cutting off of all economic involvement, and i'd like to see russia rise up and assume some sort of political leadership, which it which it has claimed to have had because uh russia and represent the power house superpower that that really needs to make it statement uh made that this is intolerable and i would say egypt needs to recognize that the israelis have a plan have a plan to exterminate every living soul in gaza and then build a canal uh through gaza into the mediterranean and bypassing the suez canal so egypt would lose 9 billion dollars a year and perhaps they have a understood or thought about that, but israel has plotted this for decades and it has shown no me

the consulate did not allow us to record the compilation. we could only take notes on the deaths, brutality and charred bodies. i spoke with tyler gregory with the jewish community relations council. >> we bury the deceased immediately, and on the 30th day, you go back to the gravesite, and you say good-bye. and so there's a lot of symbolism to the video being shown right now this is a holy moment. >> reporter: do you feel some people have started to not remember the initial attack and what all happened? >> yes, absolutely. >> why? >> well, i think that's a question that you have to ask them. i think sometimes it's a tendency just because of the way events are unfolding, and sometimes it's on prejudice that some people hold. >> reporter: since the initial attack, israel has vowed to rout out hamas from gaza. the mounting number of casualties, which includes lots of children, is raising concerns among top u.s. officials and the united nations. the latest figure released this week by the hamas administered gaza ministry of health puts the deat

a thousand palestinian children enter the building the consulate of the zionist regime in los angeles was painted with blood. the protestors gathered in front of the israeli consulate , raised the palestinian flag and condemned the massacre of civilians, especially children, in gaza. the demonstrators also protested the us government's support for the genocide in gaza. america's politico website revealed that this country provides information about aid groups in the gaza strip to the israeli regime. this publication quoted american sources and wrote: the information provided by the united states to tel aviv includes various locations of the movement of aid groups and it is medical equipment. in this article, it is stated that although the zionist regime is aware of the locations and movements of aid groups, it deliberately targets them . so far, the zionist regime has attacked aid groups in hospitals and medical centers in the gaza strip dozens of times. hundreds of people were martyred or injured in these attacks. currently, the indonesian hospital in gaza is surrounded by the occupa

i am not sure if you heard the interview we just had with the israeli official from the consulate here in new york. we were discussing is there a red line, where is the red line to take out hamas terrorists who attacked and slaughtered more than 14 jews on october 7th, you know, to go after them, but also knowing that they are surrounded by civilians, the latest strike in a refugee camp. is there a line? >> it should be a line. according to international law, what israel did yesterday, did not meet the requirements of proportionality. you know, 2 million civilians. they didn't offer them a pathway, a way out. they told them to go to the south. the south was bombed. and again they didn't offer them a path to go even in the occupied territories where they have families. they could have hoped humanitarian corridor and took the civilians, children and women who are 50% of the population, and allowed them to go to the west bank where there is, you know, they would be welcome. the million says they don't see a difference between militia an militants and starting line-up and this a huge probl

the complexities of budget spending are not specified, so the decision to demolish the consulate general of hatred towards russia than concern for finnish children. however, finnish russophobia also has a more rational manifestation. the authorities are preparing to put into practice new european sanctions, thanks to which russians will be able to take away their property. the largest stadium in helsinki, owned by russian businessmen, has already been included in the lists of future confiscation. evgenia petrukhina appreciated the benefits of such a democratic decision. u russian businessmen, to take away helsinki hall, a huge sports arena in finland, will be helped by a new package of anti-russian sanctions, but whose song will be sung in the end, sanctions from the eu, while it seems to provide that the owners can sell frozen assets, that is, the stadium’s shareholders helsinki hall will be able to make a profit, but in the event of a sale, the money will remain frozen, here is the huge helsinki hall snow arena. bedspreads have been closed since last spring, bailiffs froze the facility

diaspora and the ukrainian government should work more actively with local authorities, the honorary consul in order to conduct some subjects in an american school, it is necessary to work with the legislators of each individual state, because education, it belongs to the powers of the government, the state, and accordingly it is necessary to constantly talk about it, constantly insist, introduce some course, work with professors, historians of universities to invite lecturers on this topic, that is , it is necessary to use different methods and different ways of communication, and thus constantly talk about this topic. one of the leaders of the ukrainian community in philadelphia, andrii chornodolsky, says that the diaspora has been working for years to add the subject of the holodomor to the school curriculum in their state. legislators have already initiated the corresponding resolution, but the document is still under consideration. chornodolsky explains why it is so difficult to add this... topic to the preschool program for several reasons: the first thing is that the whole issue of t

pro-palestinian activists painted blood at the entrance of the zionist consulate building in los angeles, america, in protest of the killing of more than 5,000 palestinian children. protesters gathered against the israeli consulate raised the palestinian flag and condemned the massacre of civilians, especially children, in gaza. the demonstrators also protested the us government's support for the genocide in gaza. continued news. the minister of economy announced the creation of a new way to finance production with the approval of the government board. mr. khandozi said: with the approval of the regulations of the guarantee funds today in the cabinet of ministers, production financing for the exporter. we diversify life. according to khandozi , tax revenues will increase next year by identifying tax evasions. that thing under the title the increase in tax revenues predicted for the year 1403 is an important part of it through the support of economic information obtained during the past two years from new immigrants and tax evasions, which have been identified in 1403 as taking a much lar

the first ukrainian consul in israel was dmytro chikalykin, a diplomat and a military translator from arabic and hebrew. in a conversation with our journalist natalka churikova, he told how the gas sector and the west bank of the jordan river stood, and also about the beginning of hamas activity. their interview follows. by a twist of fate, hamas owes its active popularization of its activities. exactly to the israeli then uh, controlling authorities, because they saw in this organization , which is called, the organization of islamic resistance, but it started with such a lie, that is, the coordination section of social programs, and how exactly ... the future leader of hawass, such such a charismatic character, sheikh yasin, he first created educational centers for training, for providing medical care, and thanks to this , gained popularity, because they really collected large sums for their activities, and they saw it in this - the israelis, the israeli authorities saw it as an alternative to organizing a recall. palestine and to a certain extent they contributed to the development

in turku, they will build a kindergarten instead of the russian consulate there, the minister of theof finland, marie rantanen, motivated him by the fact that this is a matter of national security, finland is the target of the russian hybrid operation - she explained, well, that is, we see that the finns, lithuania, latvia, estonia, actually those countries that know very well what russian is the federation, well, in the former soviet union, but mainly it is moscow, let's say this, moscow, they, they perfectly understand what this hybrid friendship leads to, that is, because the hybrid war waged by russia, it spreads, well, first of all to neighboring states , even though they are under the nato umbrella, do you think that what the finns and the people of lithuania, latvia , and estonia are doing will somehow encourage all other members of the european community to treat the russians accordingly , or how do they deserve it? well, i would like to, mr. serhiy, whether this will really happen is a rhetorical question, because there will always be those people who will say these banal, e

the difficulties and budgetary expenses are not specified, so the decision to establish the consulateanal manifestation of hatred towards russia than concern for finnish children. but, however, finnish russophobia has a more rational manifestation, the authorities are in full swing preparing to apply new european sanctions in practice, thanks to which russians will be able to take away property, the largest stadium in helsinki, owned by russian businessmen, has already been included in the lists of future confiscation, the benefits of such a democratic decision have been appreciated evgeny petrukhin, evgenia, greetings, they will choke, yes alexey, hello, well, with such appetites they may well choke. businessmen want to take away helsinki hall, a huge sports arena in finland, a new package of anti-russian sanctions will help with this, but whose song will be sung in the end, sanctions from the eu, while it seems to provide that the owners can sell frozen assets, that is, the shareholders of the helsinki hall stadium , will be able to make a profit, but in case of sale, money, attenti

reports the fbi is looking into weather the democrat improperly weighed in on permits for the turkish consulateuilding. cbs's astrid martinez has the very latest tonight from new york. >> reporter: in a growing federal investigation into new york city mayor eric adams, fbi agents are sifting through his text messages according to "the new york times." they reportedly wants to see if adams pressured fire department officials to fast-track permit approval for a proposed high rise to be used for the turkish government's consulate in manhattan despite safety concerns with the building. "the times" says the 2021 text messages were discovered in adams' phones and ipads after the devices were seized by authorities last week as part of a larger corruption probe into foreign funds. "the times" saying adams was asked by turkish officials for help keeping the opening of the turkish headquarters on schedule. adams has denied any wrongdoing and spoke briefly to reporters today following an unrelated event in queens. >> what i'm really hoping is that these periodic leaks stop. we're cooperating. we need to d

alexander matsukov has been agreed to the post of consul general of belarus in mumbai, india.situation in the middle east, according to tsakh, three hamas commanders were killed that night, after intense night fighting israeli tanks managed to close the encirclement of an indonesian hospital. in the north of the enclave. according to local media, the israeli defense forces destroyed a mosque on the west bank of the jordan river in the part where the idf operation is not yet underway. the number of civilian deaths in gaza exceeded 13,000, of which 5,500 were children. the media writes that more than thirty premature newborns were taken out of the ashifa hospital on sunday. eight children died during the evacuation. as doctors note, the babies were taken to a hospital in rafah, then they were taken to a checkpoint, and from there to egypt. western officials, apparently, no longer have the strength to hide hypocrisy, so the policy of double standards is pursued clearly and openly. and even the title of head of european diplomacy is not an indicator of morality and adequacy. does

krzysztov tolwiński recalled the recent visa scandal in poland, when it became known that the 10th consulate

diplomatic relations with belarus now, we would have there remains the possibility of having our consulsho would provide services to our fellow citizens, but here too there is a very important point, since our consuls are not, let's say, wizards, they use the legal system of the host country, and the relevant bodies, as well as the state government and the judicial system , in order to protect the interests of our fellow citizens or companies, and the fact that belarus is not a legal democratic state, realized that such a tool is actually unavailable to us, and therefore it would be logical for ukraine to turn to a third state, it could be switzerland or some other european country, neutral, which could perform this function, that is, it would be clear, from a political point of view, it makes no sense to keep ukrainian diplomats there, since there is no free media, that is, our diplomats cannot to appeal to the belarusian... community and in order to somehow increase the truth a little in the information space, it is clear that there is a strict counter-intelligence control over them, t

they contacted us, the russian consulate right to us, foamed us. we didn't have electricity in palestine, and they tried to use palestinian numbers. they tried to find us. it was very difficult to get out on our own. well, they brought saw both of us boomed. they wouldn't let us in on the 1st day. i have family that my husband stayed behind to the call to elderly parents. he said, take the kids and go, that's no hospital, no doctor's then. now it's very difficult. nobody to theresa's e, no gas nor life, nothing. that's no food in the shops. i to i think in a week or 2 there will be no food as old. i don't know how they'll survive the spanish. we were able to escape with the help of the russians with the help of our guys, people at the embassy fort for us till the last minute. well done, guys, thanks to them very much. and to our president, of course, because i think that he helped us and our investigators and consuls practically everyone is pulled out. thanks to them very much. because this time there's war there. it's just killing of children kill