council, approved by the guardian council, approved by the supreme board of supervision of the implementation of the laws of the system, and approved by the council of recognition expediency of the system has been adopted by the government board and it has been implemented. if a law that is in the parliament with the majority of votes and has gone through this process is not implemented in this country. no stone will be left unturned , so which legal institution will gain legitimacy . in order for an issue to be implemented , what path does it have to take in this system so that it can be implemented? therefore, the law that has been approved and received all the approvals is valid. but regarding the statements of our dear friend mr. kakaei. it's strange how many years we have had these conversations. i was serving mr. kakai in your programs 6 years ago various people said that the import of cars should be banned, why don't we complain, this disaster has hit the car market for the past 6 years, this disaster has hit the car industry during the time of the import ban , this disaster has hit employment, and still the same repeated keywords are fine. now, if you s

of discussions . these objections were raised in the commission. first , i will ask for compensation in the guardian council, then in the high council of expediency recognitionembly , i received 30 more ambiguities and objections. i do. you mentioned how the so-called weight of each index is. it is not necessary for you to determine the weight at all let's say party a, for example, has 40 percent of the weight of list b, 60 percent. no, the weight is exactly based on a certain calm percentage . from the beginning, no one knows how much each party and each trend weighs. this weight is determined by the people's vote . secondly , you mentioned that the oppression is institutionalized in our country. it's not true, this proportional system helps to institutionalize party currents and strengthen party currents, but is it necessary at all ? it is not necessary that there is a defined party , there are different currents, that's how you want it give a party a percentage of this , for example, people don't know what the share is, mr. samesh, i explained what the share is, the percentage of the people's opinion is clear. it is not necessary for the candidates to be

in the show, i will ask for a change in the guardian council, then in the supreme council of the expediency recognitionembly, 30 ambiguities and objections will be filled in, and i will this is me, that is, i am talking to the elites , not that i don't know, you are pointing out how to determine the weight of each list, the weight is not based at all, we determine the weight and the people determine it with their votes. 40 percent of the weight is sent to 60% , nine weight is exactly based on a calm percentage, the weight is determined from the beginning, no one knows how much weight each party and each movement has, this weight is determined by the votes of the people. i don't need to explain at all, it's true that this proportional system helps to be institutionalized party currents strengthen the party current, but is it necessary at all now that you send it in a big vote in tehran, and this current that is coming is a fundamentalist current, i don't know if it is the so-called unity council and this, well, the work of the parties is done , it is not necessary at all. there should be a defined party

lastly as a leader of the china hub program at the atlantic council leverages deep expertise on china across the council in recognition pack is simply toove to be understood without such a matrixed approach. and proud we are taking full advantage of our unique collaborative model during this conference regional and functional experts for more than half of the olympic council centers taking part in lightning us on everything from bri debt restructuring to china ecosystee adoption of chinese technologies and standards to the export of surveillance tools in developing society. thank you colleagues from across the council for their participation's groundbreaking conference. conference at which i would like to underscores only possible to the c notre dame university with my friend longtime collaborator. the coleader of the china global south initiative associate professor of politics at notre dame school of global affairs. who i will introduce now. ands felt that will protect the africa. he is been a visiting faculty member and nyu at shanghai. as a policy analyst on the china economic security review commission and has be

with the hub program here at the atlantic council that leverages the expertise across council in recognition ofe fact that china's global impact across the domains is now simply too pervasive to be understood without such a matrix approach. i'm proud we are taking full advantage of the unique collaborative model during the conference with regional experts from more than half of the atlantic council centers taking part and enlivening us on everything from the debt restructuring to china shaping information's ecosystems to technology and standards to the export of surveillance tools and developing societies. thank you to the colleagues across the council for your participation in this groundbreaking conference. a conference which i'd like to underscore is only possible to the council's partnership with notre dame university and with my friend and longtime collaborator. the coleader of the global south initiative and associate professor of politics at notre dame's school of global affairs who i will introduce now. the research focuses on the political economy of china's development and its foreign

safar harhandi , a member of the expediency recognition council , greetings. mr. dr. safar arandi followed one line of the foreign media and that was that the people are far from the system and will not participate in the elections. your highness, please tell me what is your analysis and people's response to this line of medicine. what was in yesterday's elections, yes , in the name of allah, the merciful , the merciful. dear mr. dr. khormesh, i would like to tell you that the confrontation of enemy or foreign media with our people is a confrontation of a group from the distant past until today , which basically means discovering the truth and reality for them. it has no credibility. it is important for them to pretend that the people do not accept this system. the people are on the verge of dismantling the revolution and the government that emerged from the revolution has no credibility with the people. then some of them are a little more daring. they promised to be overthrown on a specific date and said , for example, that the islamic republic will not see its 40th a

of legislation and supervision, and in the last few years, now with the assembly of recognition and with the high councils of article 44 and we cooperated with the ministry of economy on the issue of making our economy more competitive and that companies affiliated to public institutions and institutions of the islamic revolution express themselves in the field of competition. one he wants national determination and also a dialogue where all the elements of the country agree on this matter, for example, for business licenses . they say that the revolution comes at the lower levels, in the parliament , in the government, in the institutions themselves, and another way of interpretation. therefore, a consensus is needed here. thank you very much. we will follow this issue again . thank you for your participation in the discussion . thank you very much, mr. dr. ghaznavi . thank you, dear viewer, for being with us until the end of this conversation . have a good night and god bless you. in the name of allah, the merciful, the merciful, ladies and gentlemen, hello, welcome. to the world today, in the program i

mustafa agha mirslim, member of the expediency recognition council, should not disturb the automobile industry while today in the country we are facing issues such as high inflation and employment and the special conditions of embargo , how does import help? nahdi dadfar, secretary of the car importers association, when the car is imported, the price of the car in the market will decrease and over time, the gap between the factory price and the domestic car market will decrease. najafi menesh , the head of the homogeneous parts industry association, importing used cars is pointless and extremely wrong. if the government intends to import cars, we should make the car wet , and by doing this , we will cause countless problems for both the consumer and the government for several years, which will result in losses. it may be irreparable , car expert mani haddadi, in the last four decades, car imports have never been in front of the issue of car production, according to statistics, the most car imports in the beginning of the 90s were about 83 thousand cars, less than 5% of the car product

opinion of the competition council , we have a law above us, and it was the law that existed in the country until today. there is a strong law, article 44 of the law , which entrusts the recognition of monopoly and entry to the competition council to do this . i have no objection to the second suggestion of mr. doctor. i think it can also be followed. thank you, mr. cook. hey, you were talking about monopoly, please look at monopoly . let me explain to you that it is customary and in science that something is done by one person, no one else can do it, or it is in the possession of a group, a team , this becomes a monopoly when we have diversity. education we go from the ministry of science to the ministry of education to the medical sciences. as a result , we don't know about this monopoly, dr. now , we know how many automobile manufacturers we have in the country . why is it because we don't supply with demand, you see, not the whole automobile industry. he used to produce a variety of cars with different qualities. now let me tell you that the competition market is reaching a balanced market because the monopoly of the competition council has entered and because it has been pro

in the opinion of the competition council , we have a law above us, and until today the law that exists in the country is also a strong law of the law of principle 44 of the recognition of monopolies and entry, leaving it to the competition council to do the work. i think it is possible to follow that path as well. thank you. mr. cook had a point about monopoly. please look at monopoly . let me tell you that it is customary and in science that something is done by one person and no one else can do it. it is the authority of a group. there is a team, it becomes a monopoly when we have diverse we provide training from the ministry of science to the ministry of education until the medical sciences. as a result , we do not know this monopoly, dr. now , we do not know how many hundreds of automobile manufacturers we have in the country. now, my question is, suppose that this glass is produced by a thousand factories. they do, but the total number of glasses they produce is 100, and the country's needs are 1,000. i don't have variety. look, the entire automobile industry in iran today is monopolized by two big automakers , no, it's not like this, and the small automakers,

vladimirovich, vladimir teodorovich spivakov and the respected members of the council for culture my most sincere gratitude for this high recognitionstament to the dedication of so many people. and their work, who have supported me throughout my journey, especially within our unique music education system. i am deeply grateful to my great teachers, whose wisdom and guidance played a vital role in shaping me as a musician and as a person. i also want to thank from the bottom of my heart the moscow state academic philharmonic and personally alexey alekseevich shalashov, and the st. petersburg house of music and... dear vladimir vladimirovich, dear colleagues, dear friends, my family, i am eternally grateful for the high appreciation of my work and the work of a large number of people who work in general every day to create this festival. this year the festival turns 19 years old, next year we have an anniversary, and first of all i want to thank, well, vladimir teodorovich spevakov for asking me for this award, of course, he treats our festival very warmly, i thank him for this eternally grateful, but this is a lot of work people, th

council of the union state became a guideline for further work in the format of the integration duo. logistics, harmonization of customs duties, joint projects, electronic digital signature and recognitionns from third countries. these issues were discussed today in minsk at a meeting of a high-level group of the union council of ministers. state led by industrial cooperation, as our ambassador to russia dmitry krutoy noted, belarusian manufacturers will have access to financial support instruments in russia. we have an agreement on mutual recognition of technological operations, and the formation of a legal framework for a unified industrial policy is already being completed. in fact we will call the status of our products with russian ones is the opposite. approaches to cooperation in critical sectors of microelectronics have been agreed upon. buildings, separate intergovernmental agreements and road maps apply here. an important block that we listened to today is , of course, the industrial block, all our cooperation and integration projects in the field of import substitution, this is machine tool building, microelectronics, aircraft manufacturing, the presidents in this regard are

to even bring in members of the global south on to the security council has been part of that recognitionis done in the global body impacts people outside of the united states, right. the big global economies, the g7, the g20, all of those ultimately they control the money, but the impact is on the people in countries like guyana, like south africa and in the global south. >> and you said the important thing is now what happens next. you still have a big fight in the united states and you're up against unruh, which is a agency that has helped to feed the palestinian people. you do have what appears to be near famine conditions in gaza. what would you expect the u.s. is serious about getting a ceasefire that they do next. you still have hostages stuck there. there is still a lot they have to do. >> ultimately nothing is going to change unless biden is willing to put a halt to the arms sales to israel. if the u.s. stops the ammunition, the israelis will run out within five days, and then we will have a ceasefire. so far biden has not been willing to do so. and i have to say there was also a

council of the union state. we discussed logistics, joint projects, electronic digital signature, recognition of entry visas for citizens from third countries. and here are a few quotes about the main thing. key. which was outlined at the meeting of the supreme state council on january 29 of this year by the presidents of our countries, openness, sincerity, consideration of each other's interests is supported without exception by all ministries and departments. once again, this does not mean that there are no practical disputes or reductions in positions. this does not mean that each side does not have the right to offer its opinion or its position so that we reach a common result, but it confirms that we have. a huge resource of trust, readiness to jointly resolve complex issues to strengthen the competitiveness of the national economies of belarus and russia in implementation of joint plans determined by the heads of state and heads of government. an important block that we listened to today is, of course, the industrial block, all our cooperation and integration projects in the field of import substitution, t

council of ministers of the union state. we will find out more details from our columnist oles vysotskaya. in minsk they discussed the implementation of joint projects, logistics, and customs harmonization. poshin, and also mutual recognitioneement will come into force at the end of the year. industrial cooperation is at the forefront of union work; our manufacturers will have access to financial support instruments in russia. the formation of the legal framework for a unified industrial policy is being completed. we have an agreement on mutual recognition of technological operations. approaches to cooperation in...

we will have to admit that not only the division of yugoslavia and the recognition of kosovo, which even brussels has now decided to accept into the councilhe borders of the former socialist countries can be redrawn, and ukraine will have to admit, that the kosovo precedent. works in deciding her fate, will the others agree with him? there is no simple answer here, not even because of repetition, does he recognize european borders as inviolable? no, rather because it will be big a blow to order and rules, according to the very idea , the victors of the cold war decide where whose borders lie, but one can consider that the cold war ended in a draw, because the soviet union itself decided to leave the battlefield, all statements about the end of history appeared later, and... the emerging russia remained both a nuclear power and a member of the security council, and this is not just from the theory of international law, the starting point with which we agree to conduct any negotiations, but zelensky precisely for this reason does not want to discuss anything other than his peace formula and returning to the borders of the ninety-first year,

of negotiators and even fewer signatories to the agreement. so this recognition of thvital role is another critically important element. the security councilould adopt national action plans to take the important work that this represents, implement it, realize it, and there are over 100 national action plans tod or the realization for the first time of the united states national action plan. á'some are shut the box, -- chek the box, that is all the government can say, we have an action plan and that is all we can say about it. others, governments revisit year after year to see what they need to better implement the resolution. but there is still a lot of work that still needs to be done. israel and palestine, for example. no national action plan. it seems to me to really begin to deal with the dramatic absence of women from a peace process over decades, it needs to it needs to have happened years ago. but one place local peace builders are working on is the national action plan. another area that has to be addressed is for this to be real in government. you have a about we have an app, we believe in women peace and security, but it is not

total withdrawal of the siege of gaza, and we need recognition of the palestinian right to self-determination, enshrined in international law, enshrined in security council resolutions, enshrined in the oslo agreement, all ignored, and the oslo agreement is now dead and buried, it's been ignored. for so long, 700 thousand illegal settlers are now living on the parts of palestine that were supposed to be the palestinian state, so 30 years since the oslo agreement, it's time to raise the flag of one state, call it the holy land in which jews, muslims and christians live as equal citizens before the law. these are the kind of arguments i'll be making in parliament. george galloway there, so we have few more minutes to go, let's continue the conversation with my guest charles kelly and usb nag, and charles there we saw the um, this... by election in rochedale, it's a real litmous test to see how politicians, how voters, how prospective voters are responding to the issue of palestine and gaza and the way politicians have dealt with this, how do you see this playing out? it's very interesting um how it's worked out for george, mean george is is a wiley old exp

of. certainly as negotiators and mediators. there are very very few negotiators and even fewer agreements. so the recognition of the vital role is a critically important element. the security councilgovernments should adapt national action plans to take the important work that this represents, implement it and realize it and there are over 100 national action plans today. secretary clinton presided over the realization for the first time that the united states national action plan. some are check the box. that's all the government can say is i checked the box. we have a national action fund and we don't really do anything goanabout it.rnments really revr after year what they need to do toto better implement the resolution. butt there is a lot of work that still needs to be done. israel or example no refen natin plan. it seems to me to really begin to deal with the dramatically -- the dramatic absence of women from a peace process for over a decade, it needs to start soon. and needs to have happened year ago but one place peacebuilders are working on is a national action plan. another area that have to be is you have a conversation about we have a nap and we believe in women's peac

total withdrawal of the siege of gaza, and we need recognition of the palestinian right to self-determination, in shrined in... international law, en shrined in security council resolutions, enshrined in the oslo agreement, all ignored, and the oslo agreement is now dead and buried, it's been ignored for so long, 700,000 illegal settlers are now living on the parts of palestine that was supposed to be the palestinian state, so 30 years since the oslo agreement, it's time to raise the flag. of one state, call it the holy land, in which jews, muslims and christians live as equal citizens before the law. these are the kind of arguments i'll be making in parliament. george galloway there, so we have few more minutes to go, let's continue the conversation with my guests charles kelly and uzber nagvy, and that charles there we saw the um, this bielection in rochedale, it's a real litmous test to see how politicians, how voters, how prospective voters are responding to the issue of palestine and gaza and the way politicians have dealt with this, how do you see this playing out? it was very interesting. um how it's worked out for george, i mean george is is a wiley o

of the supreme council. over the decades, over the decades, the peninsula has changed beyond recognition, roads have been repairedcation systems have been modernized, protected areas have been transformed, of course, a beautiful crimean bridge was built, there are countless achievements, but how do you live? they told our correspondent rastislav skidan. many people saw this family in sevastopol, but not everyone remembers where exactly: faces of the crimean spring, alexey, svetlana, polina, nika and little leva. their family photographs still hang on billboards around the city. 10 years ago they were among the first to advocate reunification with russia. alexey signed up for self-defense units. svetlana helped build fortifications at the entrances to the city. for us, elections and the russian spring are very important moments. we were guarded by little green men, as they were called, yes, and there was no fear because people with weapons were near our children; on the contrary, there was confidence that they were not in danger. svetlana goes to the site with her youngest son, he is only three, but he is already

council of ministers of the union state. find out the details from our columnist olesya vysotskaya. in minsk they discussed the implementation of joint projects, logistics, harmonization of customs duties, and mutual recognition of visas. the agreement will come into force at the end of the year. industrial cooperation is at the forefront of union work. our manufacturers will have access to financial support instruments in russia. the formation of the legal framework for a unified industrial policy is being completed. we have a mutual recognition agreement. in this regard , presidents are constantly putting pressure on us to do specific things filling, more enterprises were involved in this work, they were looking for. constantly maintaining cooperative ties, revising investment budgets somewhere in order to increase the availability of additional resources in these areas. currently , 24 integration import-substituting projects are being implemented, which are supported by a russian loan; if necessary, this line of 105 billion russian rubles will be increased. cooperation in aircraft manufacturing is of particular interest to belarus. there is already a program and companies communicate directly. a separate d

, the council of rabbies issued a statement on holocaust day, that was the 27th of january, calling the... onslot on gaza, calling it genocide. these are rabbies, so there is a gradual recognition that what is going on uh is a crime of prodigious proportions, and that is why we have several cases before the international criminal court and before the international court. of justice, south africa has requested on three three occasions, inter measures of protection, and they were granted in january already, but israel is ignoring them totally, and this of course is a problem for the authority and credibility of the system of international justice. and actually south africa, number of other countries that have submitted cases to the international criminal court have actually checkmated the international criminal court, because if uh karim kham, the current british prosecutor general at the international criminal court does not indict the israeli. ministers does not indight netanyaho or even the president of israel, sak herzok, it loses its credibility, and so i see movement in latin america and africa and asia that unless the international criminal court does its job, they will wi

council of ministers of the union state. we will find out more details from our columnist oles vysotskaya. the implementation of joint projects was discussed in minsk, logistics, harmonization of customs duties, and also mutual recognition of visas. the agreement will come into force at the end of the year. industrial cooperation is at the forefront of union work. our manufacturers will have access to financial support instruments in russia. the formation of the legal framework for a unified industrial policy is being completed. we have an agreement on mutual recognition of technological operations. approaches for cooperation in... this is 10 million dollars have also been agreed upon. minsk and moscow have almost completed the transition to settlements in national currencies, their share within the union state is 92%. openness, sincerity, and consideration of each other's interests are supported without exception by all ministries of the department. once again, this does not mean that there are no practical disputes or reductions in positions. this does not mean that each side does not have the right to offer its opinion or its position so that we can come out. for a single result, but this confirms that we have a huge

peace, the council of rabbies ' issued a statement on holocaust day, that was the 27th of january, calling the onslot on gaza, calling it genocide. these are rabbies, so there is a gradual recognition that what is going on uh is a crime of prodigious proportions, and that is why we have several cases before the international criminal court and before the international court of justice. south africa has requested on three three occasions uh inter measures of protection and they were granted in january already, but israel is ignoring them totally. and this of course, is a problem for the authority and credibility of the system of international justice. in the midst of the war between the arab and israel, june 8th, 1967, unidentified attackers target a us navy warship in the mediterranean. operation sinana if i had about you, if i had so, what was it? "i suggest we stop the interview here. what do you say? why you want it? the attack on the liberty was part of a covert operation by the cia and musad to destroy the power of arab military forces in the sixth-day war against israel. stay with press tv as we take a look at evidence from this operation and listen to eyewitness accounts." w

peace, the council of rabbies issued a statement on holocaust day that was the 27th of january. calling the onslot on gaza, calling it genocide. these are robbies, so there is a gradual recognition that what is going on is a crime of prodigious proportions, and that is why we have several cases before the international criminal court. and before the international court of justice. south africa has requested on three three occasions inter measures of protection and they were granted in january already, but israel is ignoring them totally, and this of course is a problem for the authority and credibility of the system of international justice, this is forest. in this week's show, we'll be exposing the activities of an israeli lobby group operating in spain, calling itself action and communication on the middle east, which is usually referred to by its initials acom. there was a poll done by ug at the end of 2023, we found that essentially spain was the the most pro palestinian. country in western europe um in terms of public opinion, so this is a country where you pay a relatively low political price for speaking out for palestine, now in spain of course there is an islamophobic p

the city and county of san francisco guy we recognition and recognize the history and in order to move our city forward and i want to ask the lord mayor of crocker as well as the council general to come down to accept that official proclamation. that cement we'll officially proclaim that irish-american friendship today in the city and county of san francisco (clapping.) oh, wait a minute what i'm a news lerlt and change it is now officially irish-american heritage month in san francisco (clapping.) to celebrate the most we're going to light city hall up in green make sure i come back to get our pictures and in is 16 the day we host one of the biggest st. patrick's day in the united states light city hall up in green make sure you join us and have a wonderful time thank you all so much. >> (clapping) all right. >> thank you. >> thank you, mayor london breed and now like to ask council general from ireland to come up this is the month (clapping.) thank you, thank you joanne the state of an the overview of happy st. patrick's day we're celebrating on this we have setting of this great home it is great thourn. thank you. >> today you read the irish side over flag over cit

council of rabbies issued a statement on holocaust day, that was the 27th of. january calling the onslot on gaza, calling it genocide. these are robbies, so there is a gradual recognition that what is going on is a crime of prodigious proportions, and that is why we have several cases before the international criminal. criminal court and before the international court of justice, south africa has requested on three three occasions inter measures of protection, and they were granted in january already, but israel is ignoring them totally, and this of course is a problem for the authority and credibility of... the system of international justice, operation took israel off guard, playing the victim, the regime called it an unprovoked attack. but did hamas really attack the regime out of the blue with no good reason? gaza stripped of life soon unpressed tv. welcome back, people in pakistan have organized a gaza march to denounce the international community silence regarding israel's onslot on the palestinian territory, our correspondent nasa kasmi reports from islam mabad with further details. through the streets of the pakistani capital islamabad as thousands of demonstra

the city and county of san francisco guy we recognition and recognize the history and in order to move our city forward and i want to ask the lord mayor of crocker as well as the council general to come down to accept that official proclamation. that cement we'll officially proclaim that irish-american friendship today in the city and county of san francisco (clapping.) oh, wait a minute what i'm a news lerlt and change it is now officially irish-american heritage month in san francisco (clapping.) to celebrate the most we're going to light city hall up in green make sure i come back to get our pictures and in is 16 the day we host one of the biggest st. patrick's day in the united states light city hall up in green make sure you join us and have a wonderful time thank you all so much. >> (clapping) all right. >> thank you. >> thank you, mayor london breed and now like to ask council general from ireland to come up this is the month (clapping.) thank you, thank you joanne the state of an the overview of happy st. patrick's day we're celebrating on this we have setting of this great home it is great thourn. thank you. >> today you read the irish side over flag over cit

robocalls and robotech looking for an accessibility point of view lot of work being done with ai and speech recognition the advisory council is looking as a working group on ai. the potentials and risks with ai. the chairwoman to announce she circulated and voted to approve a declaratory ruling that artificially or faked of voices using artificial intelligence are covered under the telephone consumer protection act. they are prohibited without prior consent. this will help ensure consumers are not subject to fraud. and really harassment through these terrible robocalls and robotech strip. in addition there is a lot of talk about looking at it for classroom management. there is a lot of good and interesting uses for artificial intelligence that i think we are going to see develop more and more. and of course we need to be careful about the risks and make sure it's used responsibly. but how industry can help, for me i've been on a mission to educate myself as much as possible on ai because i'm not an expert. i just went to a conference this weekend one of the professors said that professors like to say i don't know anything

of the elections, and secondly, the recognition of the illegitimacy of putin. if we are talking about the illegitimacy of putin, then there was... a resolution of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe, which contains a call to all member states of the council of europe not to recognize the legitimacy of putin, and there are two exceptions to this issue, that is, there is a call in essence. to isolate him politically, to have no contact with him except for peace talks, and the second exception is for humanitarian issues, so it is said in this resolution, but it is of a recommendatory nature? yes, it is of a recommendatory nature, but the resolutions of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe, they have a strong political, moral authority, and i hope that we will be able to convince... and we are starting, we have already started this work aimed at convincing our colleagues, parliamentarians, not to recognize the legitimacy not only of the kremlin dictator's election, but also of putin himself. and why is this process not started yet? well, it has already started, that is, talking with our colleagues, even in the online mode, we touched on this issue, and we req

heard of from the, for an ministry that they welcomed, as they put at the definite, is a recognition. that's how most committed a sexual crimes. nat calling for convening due and security council. we also just go to statement by president, it's a catch or calling the report of men's importance showing that the there was systematic, an ongoing sexual crimes committed by how much snow this comes. as you said, there was a lot of criticism leveled at the united nations, especially also at you and a women agency that there were not acting a false enough know, taking it serious enough. and now we have uh, the un special representative on sex or violence and conflict from the pots. and as you said, there were in israel, a gathering the information. and she has said that they've found clear and convincing information that hostages have been subjected to a sex of violence that this could be potentially be ongoing. and also that there were a reasonable grounds to believe that sexual violence, rape and gang raped, happened during the terror attacks on october 7th. the oldest comes tanya. as negotiators meeting cairo for talks on a truce and on real the getting of the release of those of

the city and county of san francisco guy we recognition and recognize the history and in order to move our city forward and i want to ask the lord mayor of crocker as well as the council general to come down to accept that official proclamation. that cement we'll officially proclaim that irish-american friendship today in the city and county of san francisco (clapping.) oh, wait a minute what i'm a news lerlt and change it is now officially irish-american heritage month in san francisco (clapping.) to celebrate the most we're going to light city hall up in green make sure i come back to get our pictures and in is 16 the day we host one of the biggest st. patrick's day in the united states light city hall up in green make sure you join us and have a wonderful time thank you all so much. >> (clapping) all right. >> thank you. >> thank you, mayor london breed and now like to ask council general from ireland to come up this is the month (clapping.) thank you, thank you joanne the state of an the overview of happy st. patrick's day we're celebrating on this we have setting of this great home it is great thourn. thank you. >> today you read the irish side over flag over cit

withdrawal of israeli forces within a number of weeks up to you on security council doesn't use and recognizing that. but as the a states lead, think to an american recognition of us in your space. while at the same time, there's an ad american european effort to create a new security regime and or agent that guarantee as both the security or of future follow spine as well as a strong. is this a pretty significant blueprints? why do you think it's one that's taking this long to get to this point and what has changed? what does that go to to for it to be, i guess, solidifying and the way that it is apparently right now there's a number of things. one, i think they have apparently the, the, the foreign ministers and their age and so on sometimes. and it's 3 times already to discuss the various ideas and gotten started on a board, you know, starting to get on board with the odd session with on everything. so the idea is how to reach a consensus along 1st of all, a number of states that they're present or out of majority states, right? in a way that is not totally unrealistic. and as far as the united states is concerned, that the load is right, right? so they h