you see jack smith, an independent at doj and corey lewandowski frequent buyer. welled off from public pressure. others are actually supposed to be answerable to the public and with everything publicly exposed and we showed a few key points, the final arbiter of this in november is you. what kinds of institutions do you demand? what would you accept as normal, as part of politics are out of bounds? what does accountability look like? that is really up to the voters in november. we have a bit more on this after the break. the break. ellen pompeo >>> i've never really been offered a beauty campaign when i was in my twenties or my thirties or my forties. it wasn't until i was 48 years old, when i thought that was way behind me. here you come along and ask me to join you on this journey with meaningful beauty. announcer>>> no matter what your age, now is the perfect time for beautiful, younger-looking skin with meaningful beauty. join ellen pompeo and millions of women who use the age-defying super treatments that have kept supermodel cindy crawford looking so youthf

hey, corey? corey? corey? hey, corey? corey? corey? i need your help. come on.se welcome back to the show, our very good friend, conner o'malley! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> how about that band, huh! come on! come on! [ cheers and applause ] there we go! >> seth: good to see you again, buddy. >> how are you doing? ha-ha-ha. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] it's so nice to have you back in the studio. >> wow. it's so great to be here. seth fired me. [ light laughter ] >> seth: i did not. i did not fire you. >> years ago, for my political beliefs. >> seth: no! [ light laughter ] that is fully not true. >> no, yeah. because he wouldn't let me open carry my airsoft gun in the office. [ light laughter ] >> seth: those are just rules -- those are building rules. >> well, no, no. i said it's airsoft. it's not bullet. >> seth: it was people didn't like that you were carrying around any kind of gun. >> well, they need to, you know, facts don't care about their feelings, so to speak. [ laughter ] how are you doing, man? how's it -- how's it going. >> seth: it's good. >> yea

how do you see the debate, corey? kamala harris is an easier opponent than 81-year-old joe biden, but she's 59, she's clearly energized her party and improved her standing over biden's to. >> yeah. but, howie, here's the difference: she can run from the biden administration and the failures she's been part of, but she can't hide. we can go back and look at her tenure whether as attorney attorney general or in the u.s. senate or now as the vice president. she's continuously changed her position, some say lie about her positions when it comes to the border wall, fracking and no tax on tips. she continuously takes over the trump agenda on the positions that a donald trump has, that he's articulated to the american people because she knows the agenda that she and her boss, joe bide, and her running mate, joe walz, have are so outside the -- tim walz have, are so outside the mainstream. how'd how'd donald trump has criticized florida's 6-week abortion ban, he's said another trump term would be good for reproduct we've righ

corey the firefighter was fantastic.had two people we felt were going to die and they ended up living. and they will be good i hope, perfect. we raised a lot of money for them for the family of corey. i was very nice. a friend of mine said i would like to give corey the firefighter a check and i said good. he said would you give it and i said yes he handed me had me a r million dollars. and so i gave it to corey's a beautiful family his wife and daughters. the daughters were there and he wanted to protect them he got over and got hit and got hit hard. pretty much instantaneously over. mark: are you able to see him or not really? >> no they were moving me i guess in a different direction. he was hit hard bad shape he was really hit hard. it was probably instantaneous. we had a man from the national guard who was sitting may be 15 seats away. he ran to corey and he gave him mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. amazing. some of the things that you hear, it is amazing. the other thing is the crowd people the people who study crowd

but to this issue i talked to corey about, pro- lifers. in this tight they are really voicing their consternation. and he said if you stay home is virtually vote for kamala harris in principle they don't to vote for some of the silica's advancing policies they don't think are pro-life. >> it is a risk it is a risk. and also in general goes to show politicians on both sides republicans and democrats change their positions, alter their positions a little bit to bring in new sets of voters we sell that with the vice president harris discussion on fracking. you see that now with president trump's discussion on abortion. he stands by and is proud of the fact is supreme court justices overturn roe v wade but now he is trying a little bit to get some of the women walking from his ticket to come back by moderating on abortion. it's a risk on both sides. >> and to also say he is exploiting ways to mandate idf be available and paid for. >> suddenly their public and can at once a healthcare mandate. for decades they have run against healthcare mandat

let's get your reaction to this sound, corey., chelsea walsh, told jesse watters she knew the second attempted assassin were in ukraine together, she says, and she says he often talked about harming world leaders and that she had red flagged him to the department of homeland security. she called the government and the government never called her back. corey let's listen to this. watch. >> all the time. he wanted to kill most world leaders. i don't remember. its been over two years since i was with him but i definitely he always talked about wanting to kill putin, kim jong-un, he developed plans. he talked about biden and trump, i can't wreck exactly what he said, but he did speak frequently about harming world leaders. liz: okay, so that guy's out there right on the radar screen, corey, and then he's at the golf course for 12 hours where this security of the perimeter was not, you know, basically watched. i mean, when you were with the former president, when you were out there, how do you see the security detail? is he safe? >> h

his name is corey pittman. at this time, i would like to apologize to the pitney family because only now how about the going to understand that the enjoyment of life most taken away can never be replaced. and i'm sorry, my history is the life of a lot of kids out there in our community. and my reality as a young man, when life in prison will be their future. if we don't start creating better ways of dealing with our children, the, the, who, the, all right, the reply back in the the cameras failed the . yeah. yeah. yeah. i done super chris, i think was pretty much the answer submitted through here almost 30 years. ever. it looks a lot better. it back ladies early 90 orders. that looks a lot the this the most ever hours up here after dark to the streets is just the crawl and we just started out like any other patrol partners or to handle and regular police halls. and then we'd be on a like a burglary call or vandalism call, and it was a lead here, shots being fired, you know, block away or a couple of blocks away

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and i want to welcome to the show, corey cook. thank you so much for being here, corey.ical scientist and vice provost at saint mary's. so your overall takeaway tonight, did either candidate do a really good job of setting themselves apart? >> i think vice president kamala harris did an extraordinary had an extraordinary performance. i think she did everything that her advisers had hoped she would do tonight. now, again, it's still a long way to the election day. this has been an extraordinary election, right. so many things have changed so rapidly. but she had an opportunity tonight to introduce herself to voters who are interested in learning more about her. she did that incredibly well. she had an opportunity to differentiate herself from the former president. i think she did that very well. she addressed many of the concerns where she's not winning on issues. i think she was able to neutralize those, and she certainly had very, very strong answers on those issues around abortion and other things that were in her favor. she's still the underdog in many ways. the funda

his name is corey pittman. at this time, i would like to apologize to the parent family because only now how about the going to understand that the enjoyment of life most taken away can never be replaced. and i'm sorry, my history is the life of a lot of kids out there in our community. and my reality as a young man, when life in prison will be their future. if we don't start creating better ways of dealing with our children, the the, who, the, all right, the flag or baggage cameras silver. the yeah. yeah. yeah. i done super chris news for the dentist have been through here talking almost 30 years. ever. it looks a lot better. it back ladies early 90 to hers. bill looks a lot different. the fish for most over hours of the year after dark to the streets and just the crawl. and we just started out like any other patrol partners or just handling regular police owls and then we'd be on a like a burglary call or vandalism call. and it was a lead here, shots being fired, you know, block away or a couple of blocks awa

it was tough, it wasn't easy, but -- >> corey here's hit some unbelievable shots over the last couple of days. he has hit some putts, but not lately. he has that big moment at the 15th hole, where he led it slide by. >> this is from 11 feet. and you look at that other red on the board, and if this goes in the americans' hands, it just totally flips it the u.s. way in a 3-1 way in this final team session, and just puts them in control. and paul, we were talking in commercial, you just -- you've emphasized the depth in singles for the americans, so, if they just get anywhere with a lead, you just think that the internationals needed that lead to have a chance tomorrow. but you never know, match play, but that's how it leeks on paper. >> absolutely. i think the internationals are carrying a number of players who are out of form. pendrith, you look at pendrith. this a big putt here. oh, that mountain has just become very, very steep now for the internationals. >> so, morikawa, looking over that final dagger. they're still looking for the ball at 16, tom kim's shot. and so, to win the matc

because, when corey died, she gave me a purpose. and so i helped raise her for the first three years of her life. she knows that she could take a different path. but because of her mother in recovery, and her mother's boyfriend in recovery, the path that she's taking now is recovery. so she's understanding it. you know, kids will start using because of trauma, because of their age and genetics. she's got all three. so they all have all three, so we have to watch the children of our children, to make sure that they take the right path. -it feels good to know that i am a pretty big piece of this and i get to make somebody smile. i have, gonna say the power, to make somebody's day a little better. -i think my father's done a great job with communicating the opioid epidemic. he's taken all the resources he has in his power to carry the message. he's tireless, you know, it's almost 75 years of age he's, he's nonstop since day one you know, just the help with the cause and getting the word out. it's remarkable how much work he's done. -it

thank you corey very pretty much. >> thank you. >> after weeks as the nominee. or for a sitdown interview this week with her vp pick governor tim walz by her side, to be learn y to break down the vice president policy shifts and her running mates interesting answers about his own misstatements next. ♪ ■ç >> a thing the most significant aspect of this is my policies haven't changed. many years and they have beethe, short while ago for purposes of getting elected she switched. >> that was vice president kamala harris thursday finally sitting down for her first formal interview is the nominee and president trump says she's not running from her positions. it's time to talk what with our sunday group, ronald reagan institute deck -- director, fox news contributor and former state department spokesperson tardive victory executive vice president and former senior advisor to senator tim scott, matt gorma,(n, in the white houe correspondence, welcome to all of you. jeff, we got the interview wene? no one will be satisfied with that. we want a lot more answers and access.

so this is bizarre trying to get a handle on it as we go here and the bill corey is joining us, elijah, i'm on. yeah. it is joining us to try and get some at least some proper factual reporting on this elijah let me begin with you. i know you've been checking sources what, what, what do you know, what, what, what can you do to illustrate this situation for us? in 2006, the only communication system that was not in deceptive body is really well the pager system that was used by hesper law to communicate between all the militants and to give specific folders according to a list of numbers that equivalent to a sentence where they give orders, for example, to cease fire, or to fly head 10 or 20 to attach a records. so all these folders were given by numbers and that this will change on the regular basis. that's what the best system that. ready is not intercepted by these rates. now what happened is that these phone pages did exist in has a lot of hand, and they still functioning. but several months ago has been the bought a new batch of pages, several thousands and the whole mother and the

yeah, i know joining me and me, corey. i started to send you a, come on me and found me totally. uh, the corey, as well as to me as an a quantity associate professor i university of south africa . thank you so much for your insights into this. no much right now this is a all big right now. i see you again for more stories at the top of the off by now the, the news is for digital risk of traits to upgrade to didn't don't bass under the orders of ukrainians, special services the, the homes are staying with the blood of hundreds of people who are the neighbors in the towns and villages have done bass d h was problem is money in a career and ukraine security service. in case of failure, they will guarantee its thing to in ukraine. however, today's reality for them is jail time for many years. the outcome of working for ukraine, the enemy is up to 20 years in prison for terrorism and espionage the results. so again, an extended way and as long as she pull causal. yeah. as it gets right to the plus state, i'm going to continue doing in the storm water then level, but the ones that are

gonna be joined by 2 officials who we've gathered for this conversation. former us up about a bill, corey, is going to join us. also a veteran of war correspondent, elijah mon, yay. are going to is going to be joining us as well. both of them were expertise on the region and 11 on in particular state right there were going to be right back the, the russian states never. i've side as i'm one of the most sense community best. nothing was all sense and up the speed. what else? suppose question about this, even though we will fan in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on russia to day and split our t supposed net, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for the question, did you say they requested the washington's global war and information just enter new territory defense is criminalized. questioning authority is freezing is if you watch this program, you may get a knock on your door. western, the weeks old, their citizens just in san diego video, there are some photos. and so what i'm saying, the photos get them in a way if you like video i

tal como se observa en el video, el auto se da en de color blanco de corey bay.b se baja del auto portando un arma larga y pareciera no obedecer las órdenes de los funcionarios que le exigían que bajara su arma al suelo. en el video se observa como el sospechoso se acerca caminando un poco más a los agentes. aún con el arma en la mano y en un momento los uniformados reaccionan disparando. consultamos con el profesor experto en criminología alex del carmen, quien no está relacionado con el caso para analizar la actuación de los efectivos de la policía de dallas en este hecho. lo que ellos saben en ese momento es de que esta persona está armada y esta persona es muy peligrosa, verdad? eso en inglés se llama un felony stop, que básicamente se presume de que el acto criminal que el individuo cometió es un acto bastante serio y posiblemente violento. cuando la persona sale del vehículo, este individuo sospechoso apunta el rifle no solamente llega, o sea, no solamente se enseña él ante los policías con un rifle, sino que apunta el rifle al aire, verdad? en ese momento

it's well i guess the boss name corey palestinian, on tripping to on the phone. a politician. thank you for joining us on the program . he's very good to see today. very similar to like a very happy to be with. how do you expect has the loads here with spellings to is leaders assassination. the fair is that a line has been crossed here, and there's no return. could you, could the group not intensify? is a tax on his well, do you think, i well, let's look at this way. i think this a back the skilling of the 1st of all, who is a very charismatic and forceful speaker, is a collective that was a highly interviewed. definitely would not go an asset. i'm sure it'd be as one of the people when they got the 8 and the, to be honest, i don't, i see. and that doesn't tell you, shouldn't we cross many of the lines that was drawn into fast? i mean the that has to be in the lot of, for the student and the way it has been the was behaving. i'm not sure that this, this is outlines will not be crossed. again. of course one has to remember that the biggest blow to the as well the face was the f

trump 2024 senior official, corey lewandowski joins me now. thank you for being here.ld mention, at 10:00 tonight, i know you got to come here but some other folks in your team are over on gutfeld! where president trump joined the whole crew! >> it will be a surprise, it will be a great show, has the opportunity to go here or come here, i'm happy to be with you. >> martha: while a thank you pig to see how that goes, looking forward to watching that tonight. was regarding to uniondale, a lot of people look at that election map, couple weeks to go. why is the former president spending time in new york which is his down double digits at the moment against kamala harris. >> we will take no vote for granted, and from the democrats to take every vote for granted as a half for the last 30 years, if taken to the african american vote and the union vote for granted, for the first time in 28 years the teamsters union decided not to endorse in this race because they know the people have to get up to go to work every single day that see the cost of the groceries go up, cost of hom

corey, it's a great point.fits once it ships in the u.s. corey tarlowe joining us from jefferies. speaking of trade, as the u.s. is trying to keep china to advance ai chips and they keep finding creative ways to get around the restrictions. seema modi has that in today's tech check. seema? >> the hiunger for nvidia chips is, from smuggling chips to using cloud-based providers like microsoft and amazon. keep in mind the current export controls only apply to the transfer of physical chips. however according to source familiar, the administration is looking into further restrictions that could ask those cloud-based providers to identify the location of the customer. the commerce department saying they are exploring enhanced measures to safeguard u.s. technology. we reached out to amazon and microsoft for comment. regulation has weight on the semiconductor sales to china in reesence years and revenue falling to 25% to sales of 2019 to around 29% today. minerva policy advisers, expect sales to be acknowledged by fur

panel of experts. financial consultants, angelo booley, i know he's joining the right here and the corey associates professionally economist and found to be probably the corey, as well as the associate professor at the university of. so i've asked that to me as an a quantity. gentleman on lady's, if nice to have you join me right now. now let's start, let's let me start. we did to me. uh right here. um, we've been looking at this issue as it is, right that to me, what is your assessment of the fact that long's this 4 questions that i mentioned, we're not just looking at the united states. we're looking at the south asia now. now the, are you seeing the, the, the, the power damage shifting? is that what you're reading to this and what do you mean to us of 100 if you are? yeah, this is part of that is not a good model not, and that's on the present. depaula shift had because it was the depaula shift, the deluxe shift to even jump coffee tag. why did receive any news data? it is the same time for 5 days. maybe that has been dead before. the example. i just want to make an example of what i'

it was also poland, capital city come to kings and corey nations. and of course, the famous bible castle. scientists have found remnants of protective walls and residential buildings. he had dating back to the 11th century a 1000 years ago. but the castle destroyed, burned down, pillaged and rebuilt again many, many times throughout the ages. vazo also occupies a very important role in the imagination of many poets children. here's why we're going to sit down and take a little break in front of the same as the apple of castle. and i'm going to take a moment to tell you guys the story. so when i was a little kid, my grandma always has to tell me that if i was no tea, she would send me the cockle so that i would get eaten by the driving. so once upon a time, the people of crackles lift happily and wealth and prosperity bots. suddenly one day, a dragon came into town and decided to make his den right here under the castle that made everybody unhappy and fearful. so naturally the king decided to look for a knights who would come in and slay the dragon o

corey cook from saint mary's college, thank you as always for joining us. thank you guys. >> good to see you. >> good to see you. coming up next on the nine we'll head up to northern california as fire tears through one neighborhood in clear lake. you'll hear from those who live there and why firefighters say we shouldn't let our guard down. yet when it comes to wildfire danger, then bread, milk, eggs, all the essentials. people in the south lining up as tropical storm francine gains strength in the gulf of the world's busiest airport. one of the world's busiest airports. right now. two planes. two delta planes collided on the runway at hartsfield-jackson atlanta international airport. the faa says a delta plane was taxiing for takeoff when its wing clipped the tail of a plane, nearly ripping it off. we're talking about the vertical stabilizer, stabilizer of the aircraft and the rudder. we're taking completely off. when that wing clipped this other aircraft right here. one plane was heading to tokyo, the other to lafayette. both delta airlines here. delta s

the bill corey, thank you very much for joining us on ultra 0 for your analysis. and the bill for res i form of us diplomat is also currently a non resident senior fellow at the adverb center. the lead on al jazeera will be back in a moment with more analysis on what's next for his beloved holding. the assessment ation of its need to us and those that are left in, they lose the, had lower, their a cold wave has swept across europe, cooling things down and bringing some very heavy rain to places. and that's the latest offender searching all the way down from western russia to the balkans. so we've got warnings out from potential flooding for cases like were mania bulgaria, and even greece, thanks to the very heavy rain and stormy conditions. last about some windy conditions across the mediterranean so unsettled whether with red warnings full that wind in croatia, but with central parts of europe. the sun is out of place, like germany, as well as poland. it's going to get went to animal. when the, however full the west, you can see another area of low pressure movin

these are people, corey lewandowski, laura lumer, who most of the other people in that orbit, at leaster professionals, what we think of as political professionals, do not want in. they are sort of security blankets and especially corey creatures of the president, almost a buddy comedy and he's playing lindsey graham to trump's john mccain just flying around with him, same with laura lumer. it's also a reflection if you look at trump's behavior recently and what we know about these people and the chaos they often sow in his orbit, that he is falling back on some of his bad habits. again, those bad habits in 2016 did not keep him from the presidency. in 2020, they did. but they're certainly bad habits that all the professionals think are not going to be helpful for him to win in november with about seven weeks left. >> i wonder because when you hear donald trump double down on these things and say double down although i'll roll my eyes at that term because double down feels overused. when he leans into these controversies, david, the question is why. and why when he's leaning into thing

the stripe would also include israel's ben corey on airport halting all flights. coming in and out. of course, you know, it's some of the storage making headlines around the world. at least 6 people have di, adopted a truck, crushed into a bar in the dominican republic. thousands of others were injured in the category a nation when the base of the building. i'll thought of these are looking for the drive of the truck who they say, let the same russian authority say they have located 17 bodies at a helicopter crash side, the aircraft and using shortly after taking off with $22.00 people on board, most of the passengers went to raise to visiting the remote, come jumped caught pen in so that the ukraine's army say is that it's engaged in repelling a new russian edge and a salt on keys. the mayor has reported damage at one of the city's water treatment plants. it comes a day off the rushes defense ministry said a wave of ukrainian drones targeted more than 15 regions, including areas near moscow and thousands of people in ukraine were injured when it's 2nd largest city, hot keys, game o

controversial sticking points of this to you, the a presence of it's really troops the philadelphia corey on the philadelphia, colorado. that's the border area between gaza and egypt. and so there was a vote on that and many have said, you know, this is actually a not good for the hostages because this is exactly the opposite of what the government should be doing. so it is not clear whether this pressure will work out because this is what's, you know, the protest assessing are every hour is too much and the hostages need to be, uh, need to be brought home. tanya, thank you. as always for your reporting that is dw tanya kramer in jerusalem to let's take a quick look now at some other world news headlines. medical staff have become vaccinating more than 600000 children in gaza against polio. the territory is recorded. it's 1st case in over 2 decades. israel's military offensive has disrupted health care and gaza. israel says 3 police officers were killed when a gunman opened fire on their vehicle near the west bank city of hebron is really army conduct, is conducting a large scale operatio

corey lewandowski's returned. ar lewandowski's returned. open to project 2025 and its ideas? >> yeah, i think that the ideas and project 2025. we talked about making america healthy. again, we are definitely going after you know, hhs and we can't remember. we can't forget what happened. her three years ago with covid and the jabs. >> well, let me explain why i asked that because you step down. it seemed kind of abrupt given this was a blueprint for a second term, you left it in july and when you did susie, who you just mentioned that susie wiles and chris lacivita, they're running the trump campaign. they put out a statement after your departure that said trump's campaign has been very clear for over a year that project 2025 had nothing to do with the campaignot speak for the campaign and should not be associated with the campaign or in any way, reports of project 2025 is demise would be greatly welcomed and should serve as notice to anyone or any group trying to misrepresent their influence with president trump and his campaign. it will no

but after 23-year-old american activist rachel corey was killed by an israeli bulldozer in 2003, the united states. the case was rejected and his family had to pay he paid all the legal expenses. shirin abu aqleh , a palestinian american reporter of al jazeera , was shot by an american sniper in 2022. shirin shirin shirin , the cnn washington post and the new york times all reported that the zionists were responsible for this incident. america, his murder is the result of a tragic situation. he laughed and announced the end of the investigation . but rachel and shirin are only two of many american citizens who were killed by the zionist soldiers, and the soldiers themselves were acquitted of all charges. several palestinian families other americans, mostly teenagers who were shot in the head by zionist soldiers in the occupied west bank, are still waiting for answers. the zionist authorities usually claim that the victims belong to them too. and america does not request more information about their death . these things have a lot in common. most of the victims appear to have been kil

but after 23-year-old american activist rachel corey was killed by an israeli bulldozer in 2003, the united states transferred the investigation to an israeli court. shirin abu aqleh, a palestinian american reporter of al jazeera , was shot by an american gunman in 2022. shirin shirin shirin, the cnn washington post and new york times investigations all indicated that the zionists were responsible for this incident, and the united states killed him. he read a sad situation and announced the end of the investigation, but rachel and shirin alone they are among the many american citizens who were killed by the zionist soldiers and the soldiers themselves were acquitted of all charges. the families of several other palestinian americans, mostly teenagers , who were shot in the head by zionist forces in the occupied west bank , are still waiting for answers. zionist officials usually claim that the victims attacked them, and the us did not request more information about their deaths. these things have a lot in common. most of the victims appear to have been killed intentionally. zionist s

corey received several direct hit.the time we exited the engine room, the main deck was underwater and the captain ordered abandoned ship. i have lost my life vest and saw chief peterson on the main deck. he told me he remembered seeing an extra life vest and i quickly headed there. the ship was strangely quiet as i proceeded to the chiefs quarters. the life vest was were chief peterson said it was. wearing my new life vest i went back on the main deck, stepped into the english channel, and swam out to a liferaft. the water was extremely cold between 52 and 54 degrees fahrenheit. within minutes of entering the water i felt a mild concussion followed by a hissing sound. i realized a shell had burst of the water close to me and the shrapnel had passed just over my head. german short batteries continued to fire into the area for about two hours. several ship mates were killed and many wounded while we were in the water. i was not hurt, but the cold water was starting to get to me. my energy was running out. unless rescue

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but after 23-year-old american activist rachel corey was killed by an israeli bulldozer in 2003. the united states handed over the investigation to an israeli court. the court rejected the case and forced his family to pay all the legal fees. shirin abu aqleh , a palestinian american reporter for al jazeera in the year 202 was shot down by an american sniper. shirin, shirin, shirin , cnn, washington post and new york times all told that the zionists were responsible for this incident, the united states called his murder the result of a tragic situation and announced the end of the investigation , but rachel and shirin were only two of the victims. there are many american citizens who were killed by the zionist soldiers, and the soldiers themselves are innocent of all the accusations of the beheading of the families of several other american palestinians, who are mostly teenagers, who were shot by the zionist soldiers in the occupied west bank. they have been shot in the head and are still waiting for an answer. zionist officials usually claim that the victims attacked them, and t