conte wouldn't of like that at all. in the bay area home to silicon valley, cradle of the digital revolution. unfortunately, big tech companies here aren't so interested in conte, in regards to their practices and the common good. it's all about growth, profit and power. without regards to others, that's a field and how it can lead to people limiting the possibilities of others to deliberately keep those moving. and on that you can also do that to make them a dependent to a certain degree english cut reader, rama swami came to the us from india to work as a computer programmer. here he made one of the world's most profitable big tech friends, even richer. he spent 15 years at google eventually becoming the senior vice president of advertising and commerce department, which today generates more than $200000000000.00 a year and revenue. and then he quit and founded me the new search engine. why? with this, you have a particular office and i have a spot. so this is my, this is my desk. i of course have to take a picture of

this is something i also take from conte. if you have a situation in which you have no idea how the future is going to go, it's really impossible to predict give a moral obligation to hold on to the view that allows you to further the better. of course, the for conte enlightenment was not a historical era that would, as it was a mission, formulate at the categorical imperative as a guideline for our actions for me and enlightenment of the 21st century means weighing the consequences of our actions more than ever before and just thinking about the future, all of us, not only individuals, but also as a society, share the responsibility to always think and act with others in mind the of the, into the conflict. so i worry about the will of the west to continue to do what needs to johnstone was. so my guess is wait today says former deputy supreme commander in europe. i mentioned sure there's a lingering feel that somehow we can go back to some sort of spaces, clarifying to russia. that is not going to happen to have a conflict in

it would be a model for us to act this way, is the for conte, the matter was clear. but the world of the 18th century was also a much more static dynamic process as like climate change, which in a matter of years can make places unlivable for centuries, were unknown back then. so what would constitute today? protest with grid of $200.00. right petitions to the un or found a tech started? well, i'm not against technology. what i'm against is believing technology is the silver bullet solution. you have to look at the philosophy of science. we have to question who owns technology, who controls it and to what use it is. but the here in the unassuming foothills of the outs suisse, inventors have built the equivalent of a huge vacuum cleaner, to capture c o 2 energy generated at a waste incineration plant. drives the fans which help filter carbon dioxide out of the air. the c o 2 and then be stored under ground among the celtic rocks, where it turns to stone. or use in a greenhouse to make plants grow faster. sounds almost too good to be true. how big it to you as well? th

the what conte, an enlightenment thinkers of the 18th century didn't foresee. this exit from a maturity, had unexpected consequences. it made humans the congress of nature 9. the change can be viewed as the natural conclusion of the intense taking a logical and scientific exploitation of the world. which itself was a part of the vision in life, had for you, month to the expectation of the natural world, making nature into something to be known and exploited. for the sake of human beings comfort and well the still, the question is not just about who bears responsibility for that, which we've already done, but also for our future, the, for the window stuff possible. so the stone position is supposed to be most of the because it's time buys a process. we leave now, we live in a trap of the present day. everything that will happen in the short term seems to be much more important than the long term. so the constitutional court ruling said, it's nice to set long term goals, but if you don't act now, it will be disproportionately difficult for further generations on

what is conte? have to tell us in the 21st century the over 3 centuries ago, the age of enlightenment began, bringing with progress, reason and human rights. today, these achievements are at risk. do we need a new enlightenment? the 21st century? the for me, home is more than just a place. it's about shared values to i left the city of my birth, vienna edit, early age. as a university student, i went to paris and to london, new york and l. a. for work. today i live in zurich with my family. that's partly why i became a philosopher to question these values. and as a father, now more than ever. what i do now also affects a world far away from my own. the world of mice on that is future. considering all this, how can i take responsibility and to act morally, but by the, by the most the public almost 250 years ago. a philosopher asked the same question. tunics book, 1794. for 45 am. it is time 70. i assessed to his mazda, always at the same time each day, using the same work. then at 5 o'clock shop, 2 c

cont continuo continuous threats. we can't even do it. as a humanitarian organization we can't put the lives of our patients into danger. >> no, of course not. we certainly appreciate you joining us from ramala to explain to us what gazans are going through. we got a wire saying the egyptian red crescent is expecting more aid to come into gaza later today. thank you for your time. >>> just ahead this hour an israeli woman talks to us about her loved ones held in gaza and the heartbreaking losses she's already sought. >>> a gaza crisis in summit ended on saturday because of, quote, differences. arab leaders gathered to try to thwart the growing escalation in gaza and to try to protect the civilians. israeli and u.s. senior officials were not at the summit. they said it was unfortunate that some of those attending, quote, had difficulty condemning terrorism. >> translator: it's a conflict and tragedy causing so much tragedy and hardship. this is a tragedy and conflict that generates around the world beyond the region so

to go back to antonio conte, it felt like every week it was about his future, what was going to happenthink he is quickly dragging everyone associated with spurs along with him on thisjourney. there was scepticism from the media and supporters about his appointment, given his not working in one of the top five leagues in europe before. very quickly, he has won everyone over. they will hit a rocky patch at some point, i do not doubt it, but he has a lot of credit in the bank i think. . ~ , ., he has a lot of credit in the bank i think. . ~ i. think. thank you, dan, en'oy the internationali think. thank you, dan, en'oy the international break. i think. thank you, dan, en'oy the international break. dan i think. thank you, dan, enjoy the l international break. dan kilpatrick. that's all we have time for. all the latest episodes of the football you show on the bbc iplayer, goodbye for now. for most of you today has been dry. plenty of sunshine, glorious skies, and underneath the sunny skies, you could make out some snow on these mountains in glencoe. a beautiful picture from the keswick ar

400000000000 euros for its reconstruction in total about us something not individual states and public funds. conte comp finance review. it's just not possible. so we may have private sector investments, and that's what this conference is all about really. right now as you say, this is a form this focusing on reconstruction. the wall, however, is still raging. so is it, is it timely or is it too early for discussions like this as well, the german government says it's not send, it really meant and it's about it. the government says new crime really needs to stop reconstruction. now, reconstruction has to begin now because as we know, russia tends to attack crucial and critical infrastructure in your crime. i'm from ukraine to continue. it's fights on its defense against russia. it needs to fix these. um, um the spoken infrastructure, for example, electricity grids. what's in networks, and also if you think about ukraine and refugees, you know, if they want to, over time, they need hose to go back to understand. russia has destroyed many of these houses, many of these homes. um 3rd names, a huge reco

that power so that's according to lot of young media. zealous conte attempting to gross return to the bellows at policy, criticized by human rights organizations on sundays and september as many as 100 people at tempted to be legally crossed into lots of. yeah, that's unlikely to change. so we would like to be up to meeting, but we still have to be realistic. and the sedation currently there is no any sign about possible improvement. in the meantime, at least so any a and a story i have sent reinforcements to lots of you to help. so it gives you the eastern ball down. saudi arabia is on track to host the 20. 34 mens football was cop. australia has pulled out of the building, thought saudi arabia is now the only candidate to become host nation campaign to say the saudi government is using investment in football as so called sports washing to divert attention from human rights violations. you're watching the diabetes live from girl, and up next is all the latest business with kate ferguson piece. by the way, the thing is, what you get for $0.50 or $0.50. no. thinking cocktails and lots

and she was taken to a military hospital conte slides which belongs to the air force. this forces of evil. so this is what we know the father and mother has been taken to do some sort of forced conviction, forced interview on national tv comfort. and it confirming that she was she had problems and she had things. it was what the witnesses are saying that she was hit by the monitor scores. and she has been in intensive care unit since she was good and taken to the hospital. the public opinion is extremely sensitive and that everyone is talking about. it is a trend on applause or c, 3 to everyone is writing about it. and they let people know tanya, how similar is this case with mass? i mean is that which do i do? is custody of the mileage of police last year, almost states or, of course that since then at the mass protests that followed, we have seen many more women not wearing head scarves. is it clear whether this now is an isolated incident or is it just being picked up again because we have video footage. but there has been cases in which we don't have video case vid

thank you. life from the war, small stores that making headlines around the world. hardly cont, lydia has bassett that mexico's west coast stone, milan full name and popular beach resort of puerto vallarta forecast. as a describing, it is extremely dangerous. the reason is bracing for flesh funds and winds of more than 200 kilometers. now striving prime minister and the alba nicely has met with indigenous representatives the head of a landmark referendum. he called a vote just to show what he called the best of australia and to recognize indigenous people in the constitution. the amendment would also give them a silent issues that affect the communities the components president has replaced the 2 generals who resigned days before a divisive election. the officers have said why they quit, but publish media se very back, because the government was trying to involve the military and its re election campaign of a lot of musicians k as in brussels on his 1st visit to nato headquarters. since that russians invasion on a visit intended to shore up support for the training will efforts your t

deputy permanent representative to the united nations says these measures violate human rights and cont continue to inflict immeasurable harm on people's health. zahradi was speaking at a un general assembly meeting. she said the detrimental and severe negative effects of these horrific measures on women, children and the elderly are self-evident. hrd is specially highlighted the impact of us on children suffering from epidermillosis, bilosa, which is a chronic skin disease. she said, the result of sanctions imposed by the us in 2018, exports of all items needed to treat such patients to iran have stopped. the iranian diplomat noted that this situation has led to great suffering and even death amongst children affected by this disease. elshadi said unilateral coersive measures have also killed iran's access to lifesaving medicines and medical devices need to treat other rare and severe diseases. ivan parliament speaker is in the united arab. temorus as the two countries seek to further cement their relations. ghalibaf says, expansion of relations with neighbors is top priority of iran's

jamaate islami hosted gaza million march just few miles away from the us consulate in islamabad to contave nothing to do with war or with hate, this is implantation of hate within children as well, which is very bad thing for people in the future. i would just say, i would request all the leaders of the muslim nations to write, this is the time, we don't have enough time, we don't have any more time to rise and become united against all this, against the... israel, the protesters demanded that legal proceedings be launched against israel in the international court of justice for its ongoing crimes against humanity. it's not a war. it's a proper genocide, it's a proper ethnic cleansing and it is being followed by war crimes, proper war crimes, which is a crime not only according to islam, but according to geneva convention, according to all the rules of the world, and you know this is not acceptable, the protesters also called on the people of pakistan to buycot pro israel companies and make donations to the people of palestine. the continuous presence of pakistani citizens at pro palest

package of world football's margins , after the dismissal of the head coach of napoli, be ready to contealy's sky channel reported that rudi garcia, the head coach of napoli, who did not get good results with the champion team of last season , has been reported to the club office. an important meeting with divertis the president of the club has claimed that the end of the meeting will lead to the dismissal of rudy garcia. esca italia also said that if garcía antonio is fired, diortis is the number one choice to lead napoli. bednight's boy scored after 627 days. controversial and ex-manchester united player neeson greenbaud , who has become a favorite in spanish football , started scoring after 627 days and succeeded in scoring in the match against celta. the last time he scored 202 goals in the game against bremfur in january . wisham's 7-year contract with the english national team. jarrod bowen, striker of the english national team, contract 7 salle and west ham signed. this 26-year-old player , who left hull city for london in 2020 , stayed at west ham until 203. govan scored 45 goals

and the civilian population of gaza will cont continue to bear the brunt of that that um censorship and and basically that that scrutiny that you're mentioning. thank you colin, stay safe, speak to you soon, but colin camble there, dr. colin camble joining us from washington dc. meanwhile, concerns are growing over the worsening humanitarian situation in gaza admit relentless israely bombing. now the un secretary general has called for rapid humanitarian access to the bloccated territory. warning there is no time to lose. un staff are working around the clock to support the people of gaza, and i deeply regret that some of my colleagues have already paid the ultimate price. crucial lifesaving supplies, including fuel, food and water, must be allowed into gaza. we need rapid and unimpeded humanitarian access now. there is no time to lose, every moment counts. uta also thanked egypt for its constructive efforts to facilitate humanitarian access to the rafa crossing and to make ellarish airport available for. critical assistance, he added about 220,000 palestinians are now sheltering in 92

tambiÉn puede aprovecharse la oportunidad para poder vivir, ¿ te contÉ un poco de cuÁles son sus planesnta si es abogada o es cantante, es la dos, y como dice ella misma en el podcast, estamos en unas momentos donde podemos hacer varias cosas, tienes que seguir tus sueÑos. personalmente yo sÉ que tiene aÑos queriendo hacer, porque teme perder su seriedad como abogada. borja: puliendo un poco a la parte de emma cornell, tÍpic —— ¿te explico un poco cÓmo fue su estadÍa en prisiÓn? >> ese tema no lo trate, nunca fue llegar buscÁndolo, no me lo esperaba,se dio la conversaciÓn. borja: cÓmo es la vida, a veces nos pasan las cosas porque nos tocan, no porque las estamos buscando. carolina: muchas gracias por estar aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital", ojalÁ que la gente. al escuchar este podcast, quÉ bueno que fue a ti, no tenÍas una agenda de pregunta, y fueron mejor las preguntÉ que se dieron de tu corazÓn. gracias por estar aquÍ mucha suerte. borja: asÍ nos despedimos, un dÍa muy agridulce, con todo lo que estÁ pasando en israel y la frontera de gaza. gracias a todos por acompaÑarnos. carolina: los

situation taking place there and one can only imagine just the uh the the pressure that the people are cont under and again askraf, i always go back to the children of gaza, because there are so many, these kids have seen war after war after war after aggression, and seeing their loved ones or their friends or family members being killed, and and it continues unfortunately tonight, ashraf shanan, please stay safe, as safe as you can be, um, and i know again, it's very difficult, as you're reporting for us right? now and you yourself don't even know if you have a home to go back to tonight. all our best, our prayers are definitely with the people of gaza tonight. that's ashraf shan and pres's correspondent on the ground in gaza. meanwhile, thousands of people across the world have thronged the streets in a display of solidarity with palestinians as israel's attacks on the gaza strip claims more lives. i believe that we have a special role as citizens in the united states, israel's number one political, military and financial backer to raise our voices and demand that our government stops fun

when it comes to the occupied palestinian territories, the israeli cont of palestinians economic life is what we would like to focus on, so let's take a look a day in the life of the palestinian, which is quite different than what an israeli is experiencing, at 7:30 am, a palestinian takes shower when it comes to water, palestinians in the west bank must buy water from israel's national water company, which appropriates 80% of the west bank water supply, 8:30 am, time to fill up the car with gas to drive work to romala or alcus usually. israel has prevented palestinians from accepting oil and gas reserves on their own very dependent on israel for their energy needs. 845 driving to work. israel maintains over 98 fixed checkpoints and hundreds of random flying checkpoints choking palestinian freedom of movement. 1 p.m. time to launch, there is no palestinian currency. everyone used the israeli sheckle, which means that israel is capable of blocking any future attempts to create a palestinian currency. 3 pm by a book online, this points to import and export, all palestinian imports go th

they are the ones who are the oppressor and the palestinians are the ones who are the prey, and in cont we've seen open declarations of war crimes by these ions leaders against the palestinian people. i on islam takes closer look at these violations. international humanitarian law protects people around the world by liming suffering caused by war. the 1994 geneva convention agreed to by countries worldwide, draw clear distinctions between those are fighting and those are not, such civilians and prisoners of war. they continue to address the challenges that people anxieties. face as a result of modern warfare. july 6th, 1951, the still newly formed israel ratified the geneva conventions, one of 196 countries. the first convention protects wounded and sick soldiers. it guarantees humane treatment, medical care and protection from violence, including murder and torture. it ensures the collection of the sick, wounded and dead while protecting medical personnel and facilities. the second convention adapts the... first to armed forces at sea, the wounded, sick and shipwrecked. the third conve

know what i could do, what my contribution could be, really did not know, but i at least wanted to cont tribut in some way, eventually that uh called me to join the ira. when you joined the ira, what what year was that put? 1972, 1972, so the year of bloody sunday was the beginning, january 72, and the delex of bloody sunday, that's something that motivated you, was what you were seeing on the streets in belfast? more the latter uh, just accumulation, i mean, it was no big you know event, and that there were many big events, but no was accumulation, what was happening, the daily ground? and seeing how people locally cope with that and wanting to be a part of it. and of course, just moving a bit and we we're going to start talking about the uh the braghton bomb in 1984, can you tell me a bit about that, how you got got involved in that? well, um, during internament, i was interned uh from 73 to 75, lot of time to think and how again it's just about what can i do, and i recognize that effectively the best we could do was to target england, effectively our actions, the little resources ava

cont has been invaded sed to >> israel is blockaded by cont has been invaded three: it.ad three countries. three, the three countries. the three, the three times been invaded every times it has been invaded every times it has been invaded every time hit back the time israel has hit back the countries that invaded it, at which point those countries have then want to then gone, oh, but we want to revert international revert to the international agreed borders that we had before because before we invaded because they're encroaching on more land. >> there's always encroaching on internationally recognised >> there's always encroaching on internatthat ly recognised >> there's always encroaching on internatthat israelygnised >> there's always encroaching on internatthat israel agreed borders that israel agreed to. >> the agreed to the only >> the west agreed to the only people that said were the people that said no were the palestinians. they keep losing, they because they they capitulate because they keep because they keep losing. >> i tell you what we're going to do, greg, c

with our souls and this is actually surprising for the israelis because they thought that if they cont continue to hit, if they continue their air strikes against the civilians, they will force them to flee, and even when they told them that there are safe corridors for them to leave to to the south, they hit them again with their air stries, so the palestinians know that the only thing that they have is to resist this occupation and stead fast and remain on their lands, but now israel saying that it's open the corridors of the... or crossing for just five hours before it supposedly begins the ground invasion of gaza, do you think that uh even that kind of a red line if it if it is crossed by the zionist entity, will the international community put a stop to it? no, as i said, the us is leading this international community and even the us is complicit in this crime, so there is no such thing as um peace or secured corridors for the people to leave, we we saw that they had an envoy of core of cars which were driving to the south, and hundreds of people were either killed or injured, so

platforms. the recent bombing of al-ahli arab hospital in the ghaza strip has drawn international cont nations. press tv has published a feature story highlighting the details and the backgrounds of the attack. the latest factual revelations have prompted many countries around the world to blame israel for the hospital boming. however, the israeli regime is still refusing to take responsibility for the carnage, rather shifting the blame on the gaza based islamic jihad movement. resistance group has categorically rejected the israel claim. the press tv report highlights similar israelling as as well as air strikes on the hospitals, healthcare facilities, and even medics over the past days. the report also gives a brief history of israeli violations of international humanitarian law by targeting civilian infrastructure and medical facilities. you can uh scan the qr code shown on your screen to read the full article. you can also log topress.ir to find this and more similar stories as well as the latest news. exclusive interviews and articles on the channel's website. hamas has fired a ba

challenge the outcome, espousing a conspiracy theory -- >> when you have a software system used around the contfrom venezuela -- >> reporter: now speaker, johnson has less to say about that. >> you helped lead the efforts to overturn the 2020 election results -- >> come on -- >> >> reporter: if republicans maintain the majority next november johnson would lead the house in the next certification, january 6th, 2025. bolstered by the defectors that removed kevin mccarthy. >> the swamp is on the run, maga is ascendent and if you don't think moving from kevin mccarthy to maga mike johnson shows the ascendance of this movement and where the power in the republican party lies you're not paying attention. >> reporter: those same defectors are the ones open to shutting down the government if their demands aren't met. the new speaker now has just 19 days to keep that from happening. speaker johnson would like to split aid for israel from aid from ukraine which puts aid for ukraine in a fragile position. there are dozens of republicans who oppose it. he would need a critical mass of democrats to support

it's not uncommon at off so creation i think we know there's been an uptick in chicken pox and other contontagiouses as a consequence of people living close together in these types of setting. anchor: i would like to give the last word to yara. yara, given what we're hearing the desperate stories about the plight of people in particular the children of gaza, if you were able to speak to president biden on behalf of the children in gaza, what would you tell the president of the united states right now? p yara: well, certainly i will start by saying that i'm shocked by your actions. you have blood in your hands. you have literally not only aiding a genocide and ethnic cleansing of gaza and that most of them are children. they're being orphaned or being killed. but even if we think this is -- there's an immediate cease-fire which you have as president, you have such a responsibility as a world leader but not only as a world leader but the president of one of the strength and most powerful countries in the world, you have a responsibility, you know, with all of your freedom of speech, things,

you've got a losyooss s of cont. there's no real mapping system and loss of comms goes out the window. >> you know, we are whether we wi, the the world's watchdogs and whether it's self-appointed or not. and right now, we'renoht we're w asleep at the wheel. >> were asleep at the wheel. i'm just bringing this back to how we got here in the first place. you know, i mean, startingi u with with giving up bagram and $7 billion worth of weapons and 13 troops lostd 13 and, you know, cowering to china and then, kevin gifting the hamas $6 billion right there. soso, yeah, the the troops. are chomping at the bit. no doubt this is unfortunately going to be a war of attrition e as we've already seen with the hospital. and as soon as the hospital bombing happened s th, i wasthin thinking you'd have to be an idiot to think that israel did it. k itthere's no tactical advanta there whatsoever. and whether intentional oratsoes unintentional, by hamas, it gives them a tactical advantage becaustagee now they could rall troops, they coul

genoside at this point uh, but even officials from the western world who are encouraging for this war to contalestinians that have been killed just in the last 24 hours uh this is a breakdown of the system as we speak uh when you think about it uh tell us how severe an impact this not only has on on the humanitarian level but also about how there is no preventative means to stop massacres from happening, not only this one, but uh, god forbid once in the future. well, first of all, thank you so much for having me. um, we have to remember that the very uh public figures and politicians that have purported for the last uh several decades in uh living by the standards and means of democracy and human rights, are the very same people like president biden, um, rishi sunak, emmanuel macron, um ursala vanderlayan of the eu, these are the same people who have justified um the wars in ukraine, the wars in libya, the wars in um iraq, afghanistan, the wars in uh syria, these are the same people that have been talking about humanitarian warfare, these are the same people and governments that are not only

still, trump getting more and more difficult to detect. search and rescue efforts cont and now it's a term we use increasingly heard during the print conflict. but what exactly is hybrid more for autism? when she gets a chapman's read older adults and to all that the radio basic we've been totally on the side of a button and the administration when they say that, well, if i should take to crane, then they're gonna take the baltic states that they're gonna take called all of which is ridiculous, and this is what the american public is hearing report and i think has spelled out very clearly why russia intervened. and a lot of it makes perfect sense. the the but the dish to the lots of that all the job i those a deals thought i see it pretty what i see was strong is a boy stuck with me, but i need to get a boy sit out and even interest them. and they'll say that and the id, i'm sharing a full moon or snarled and this announce wirelessly to prolong the, i knew of chase clear sheet. and then i would need to get up listed on the progressive implementation because i left. so you could either

400000000000 euros for its reconstruction in total about us something not individual states and public funds. conte comp finance. really, it's just not possible. so we may have private sector investments, and that's what this conference is all about really. right now as you say, this is a form this focusing on reconstruction. the wall, however, is still raging. so is it, is it timely or is it too early for discussions like this as well, the german government says it's not send, it really meant and it's about it. the government says new crime really needs to stop reconstruction. now, reconstruction is to begin now because as we know, russia tends to attack crucial and critical infrastructure in your crime. i'm for your crime to continue. it's fights on its defense against russia. it needs to fix things. um, um the spoken infrastructure, for example, electricity grids war to networks. and also, if you think about ukraine, refugees, you know, if they want to, over time, they need to go back to and if the russia has destroyed many of these houses, many of these homes, um 3rd means a huge reconstruction

anybody call for $1600.00 to that power, so that's according to lot of young media. zealous conte attempting to gross return to the bellows at policy. criticize the base you on the rights organizations on sundays and september as many as $100.00 people at tempted to be legally crossed into lots of yeah, that's unlikely to change. so we would like to be up to meeting, but we still have to be realistic. and the sedation currently there is no any sign about possible improvement. in the meantime, at least so, and the, and a story i have sent reinforcements lot with you to help secure you the, you east, i'm ball down to the war and ukraine. now we're cold, weather is setting in russian air strikes are destroying homes and electricity infrastructure. just when people need forms and shelter. authorities have allocated tens of millions to rebuild homes, but progress has been slow. some families are facing their 2nd winter without secure accommodation. it always, i mean, east of rewards from hard keeping eastern ukraine the northern heart keep suburb of salt teeth good doesn't look much different tha

but before we start talking about, so the what the target think we'd like to send our cont bloom's says to all word a colleague, that's what the rape young correspondence. while it does look for the most of his wife that has been killed in an air strike on one of his uh, also, uh, grandchildren. we ask a lot that they will rest in peace and me this little box and it is the ongoing strikes and i left the hospital has been ongoing during the last hour. also, the talk was carried out in the surrounding areas of the hospice of which considered to be one of the main central hospitals that provide for the elderly people and this hospital located in central because of strep. the is really a tops and hospitals continue in different areas. more than 14 hospitals become out of services and more than 30 other medical health care centers also was become out of service. daniel. yeah, tara, um, you mentioned our colleague while, while the do and i was going to come to you with that to find out what you'd been able to find out this puts us in to, i mean, we're extremely sad. we're extremely sad and we

meanwhile minister has vehemently cont the israeli regimes violent practices and carnage during the warand electricity, they are nothing but crimes against humanity. islamic countries must coordinate efforts to immediately put an end to the war crimes the israeli regime committed against civilians, especially women and children. the one's top diplomat called on the oic member states to urge the un security council to pass resolutions in support of palestinians and the condemnation of the israeli war crimes. he called. the formation of team of legal experts to protect the palestinian lives and to take to account the perpetrators of the war crimes and their commanders. emmy abdullah said the crimes of the zionist regime must be documented for future legal proceedings in international courts and tribunals. he also demanded that islamic countries severtise with israel, impose sanctions on the regime and ban all of its products in response to the ongoing genocide in palestine. rallies have been held in many countries to show solidarity with palestinians. in the iranian capital tehran, thousa

could we have feed ready sciatic cont, uh, act by the british fly. minnesota lives to isn't in a military, the cargo plane full of weapons too, as well. and he was in the carnival uh, compartment when the, with the with the, the width and what was it just tripped a footboard for mexicans and got a, um, uh a while and can we have uh, this is we, we sold the. busy uh, secretary of state, the type of states uh, sitting at the war cabinet. um with the, with those things. i mean this, these are permanent members of the security scouts which gives them a responsibility to put is the piece of security. and the would love to inc, cottage of items as the claims that they are retaliated against the federal tax. even if we get on them the ongoing a title cuz got his own the flesh and even more when his father push, when with the may him and what and when will this a profit? these stop? egypt has been criticized for men, tainting the closure of its border with gals and for palestinian civilians. what's behind that decision? and is it likely to be reversed anytime soon? to be. egypt has tools. it's on

and there was a statement from the al-qassam brigades saying that number of their fighters are still cont continuing their battle, and that's why the israeli military decided to send more forces, israeli soldiers and police officers to the illegal settlements and to the areas around the goza strip. this means they know very well that number of palestinian fighters are still there, the israeli army this morning issued a warning, not even this morning, two or three. hours from from from now, the israeli army issued a warning saying that gun fights were still reported in the settlement of sadarat and that they believe at least one palestinian fighter is at large and the israeli forces are still looking for as as i had mentioned, up till the moment the israeli police are still chasing and the police chase is still... underway as the uh fighters uh took the uh the the the uh the vehicle where israeli where israeli settlers were inside it seems that we are receiving now, i'm not 100% sure about it, however israeli media are saying that 15 israels had been killed by the palestinian fighters who

and those are the offices cont, tardy accounts, about the quote turned down. the news organizations reporting on the is really the attacks on garza and it just stays off of the rep for the request. the site is very nice. all sides cube the entire family. oh, the al jazeera bureau chief in gauze up that was as the report himself was on a cover in the attack houses there, reported that his family had been displaced to rescue jean cap. case of an area where the idea of uh it had tom could put the terrace ink this voucher. how serious a full mumble eva inside and a media outlet. does it all or any other out of moslem none? p and none, the pro is really non pro washington. the media outlet is considered at target blinking, and his administration showed that deployed the israeli water crimes in gaza. that king of the, a jesse a bureau chief family, gaza, including his wife, his daughter, his son and his grandson in cold blood. and instead of condemning the water coming those they are trying to tone down a and e add up or any non. is there a need to meet the outlet f

seeing palestinian flags everywhere on social media, this this speaks to i think israel having lost cont the narrative and they lost control of it several years ago, i think, and now this will, as you pointed out, forever tarnish a certain image of of israeli supernatural abilities in intelligence, and and and in the military, um, this was a massive screw up and and an embarrassing one, and of course palestinians are given some hope, and they're going to enjoy this, and it's going to make them more dangerous if you're looking at it from... the israeli site, israel is terrified right now, much as the united states has felt a desperation with all their recent failures, oh john, i'm so sorry to interrupt you, john, hold a bit, so sorry, viewers you're looking at, oh my gosh, i mean it's unbelievable seeing the the the massive explosion that has just taken uh place in gaza um as we even saw debri just going up in the air.

palestinian territories or the jolan for example the syrian part that's occupied by the israels in cont to international law, it will be very hard for the uh the west, even the western governments to make a big argument about that, the joland or or the jalil, for example, because they have supported consistently since 1967, the international law that says that israel should, the israelity should move its forces out of there, and the israelis have ignored that, so if there were second front in that sort of way, they wouldn't be able to, of course, they have no right to be in gaza either, but they've got the pretext, were attacked and they're running this propaganda line that the the resistance from gaza was only attacking civilians, you know, there was no attacks on on military bases and so on, that was all civilians and teenagers a music festival and so on, that's the line they're running very strongly there, although the historic evidence suggests that the the the civilian casualties of resistance attacks from gaza have been very, very low, certainly very low compared to the israeli at

as it conte operates or says it contract rate because of as rainy strikes. us says it's agreed on a plan with this rel to allow aids in through to the financing concept. it's actually insight as they've been candles. i said, present joe by who will visit as well on wednesday to show some of our c. i'm old of a 1000. children have been killed in the 10 days of war, the highest number of all the complex and goals us so far. for me is there any side? 14 hundreds of people have been killed and how much a tax is ready for the zip code house or re to the school. just north of hebron in the occupied west bank thousands of palestinian workers from garza. i've been staying after school. they've been unable to attend to that homes inside garza since the war broke out. and won't con has more from ramallah of the rates of place notes of hebron in hell, a hole in the early hours of a tuesday morning. it took place in a school which is now being used as a make shift displacement come for those work is wrong cause and we're hearing at least so that he would cuz have been detained. now just to give you

can we win this war and the also has a cause now we conte. then what's the next best scenario, you know from not winning and they don't have the on so, and it also seems to be just to keep funneling more and more money. but way, i'm on a now and so that's key, wants to talk about setting up joint production ventures in the ukraine. more money for him and his cabal. you know, this makes sense. um, there was a notion in congress just 2 weeks ago, i think to stump up 24000000000 for you guys. i think someone's going to correct me, i'm sure, but i think that's been blowing out of the water of red. yeah. and it's temporarily . yeah. what it'd be, they go through this could boot the fee it or about closing down the government. you know, i've gotten used to it, but it's, as we're speaking gentleman, the mother of spic, it is been turned off, but that's only for like 45 days. okay. but it does send a very interesting method, george, a d is kind of a semantic thing, but we see a bill, chris, though, maybe we can talk about his over um, the commercial

the tank is like one of the most vital pieces of equipment you need in a fight like this, cont contested urban environment. >> how about the capabilities that hamas has? do they have the ammunition, the air power to stop israel? >> no, not at all. there's no way around it. this will be a costly operation if executed on all sides, on the idf, on collateral damage. but know that hamas doesn't have -- they don't even have a phased defensive line like isis did in the battle of mosul. but they can make it very costly on the idea of anti-tank guided munitions, rockets, house bombs, things like that but they can't stop it. >> major, i wanted to get your thoughts on the potential for this to be a multi-front conflict for israel because we've gotten reports that there was some hezbollah activity here in the border with lebanon. there are obviously a lot of groups in syria that are anti-israel. you got the golan heights and the west bank here and the focus being gaza, could all of that stretch the idf thin? >> absolutely it could. i mean, that's the concern. they're massing, like you said, 300,000

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so soon as they conte imports with official us dollars from the central bank, they have to go to the black markets which has inflated the black market for the f for far as dollars to unprecedented to amount. and that is create and be from the days of outcry now within iraq, for the government to find another safe currency and move away from the dollars. now holding a hold of miss them with the i do apologize for dropping it, but that there are a number of countries right now around the world, whether it's brick. so a be a, see a, there's some people called a donor eyes ation coalition. if iraq is looking to get to move away from the dollar, which currency are you referring to? the bad that might lean towards. as i've seen the dog, the euro, there is a general understanding that the euro could be a safe haven for the moment until there is a better studies of 5 national studies on economic studies that will minimize the impact on the rocky calling on me. i'm the relationship with their i to states as you know, iraq, oil sales, the, the, the funds for the, as the money that comes out of