during these days, gamal abdel nasser was in charge of a small group of the egyptian army in the fallujahion and near the gaza strip, and a fierce battle broke out between them and the israeli forces, and despite the disconnection of these forces with the command center for several months, they were under the most intense artillery bombardment. resistance they continued nasser did not accept the surrender offer from israel. and finally, with the negotiation of egypt and israel, after four months of resistance, these forces surrendered the fallujah area to israel and retreated to egypt. easy thanks to the times without qatal al-kanu are present in al-faluqah and al-kanu are present in iraq al-manshiyeh. he is the one who is present in the house of jibrin, the house of jabrin is comfortable without fighting, the one who is in the house of zakrin, deir al-dabban , deir aban, beir al-jamal, and all the regions are comfortable. without our fight, it happened, and there is no bullet in the ability of the writer to express it, and to express it, to describe the noble meanings that were manifeste

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in camp fallujah, i lost my teacher, who was a mentor of mine at the naval academy. >> killed? the office. i was the second one in the room. it was the first time i'd ever seen anyone die in such a way. and it was my teacher. and that established a crack in me that had to be healed in another way that took years and years to heal. the problem was that was the first of many cracks. i lost one of our marines that was in my unit a month later. i then had my friend lose his leg. i took over his team. a few days after that, i lost my analyst in a gun tourette to our vehicle. by the end of november, the unit that i was with, which is a great unit, 3-1, was combat ineffective. we had lost over 20% of our unit, either injured or killed. >> reporter: and that was his first tour. he fought in iraq for three years. who were you after that third tour? >> i thought, in my mind, that i was the strongest. but in reality, i was -- i was the weakest. i was strong physically. i could do as many pull-ups as you asked me to do. i could run. but, man, i was broke. and, you know, those cracks, they

left-wing trial lawyer in the country moved to florida and sue the hell out of every conservative in fallujahst, and doing else. write the law also protects your friends and harms the bad guys. otherwise you're handing him a sword right through you. >> congressman, what should we do? >> well said, stephen. of sometg that is carefully targeted. last summer with the united states supreme court said state attorneys general could no longer suit, did not standing to sue told the da, the department of homeland security countable when secretary mayorkas did a bracingly violates immigration law. well, the supreme court in that same opinion invited congress took in first and specific on attorneys general and the wanted to do so. we have just marked up last week in the judiciary committee under jim jordan a bill that will do exactly that, we extend the power to states s attorney general. that will work well without opening up a pandora's box. >> general paxton you have been the tip of the spear on the fight against big tech, google, amazon, facebook and apple. nga's ofon the guy who came up with a lega

about five miles out of fallujah, the roads were desolate and iraqi security forces warned us it wascaptured iraq's second large et cetera city, mosul, in a matter of days, prompting a mass of military-aged iraqi men to head into the fight. >> basically all of these young men will just be heading north to help iraqi security forces. they will be untrained, just loaded into trucks to help with the fight. >> martha: a fight they quickly lost to isis. weeks later, the terror group announcing the establishment of a caliphate governed by strict sharia law, but the united states resisted a military response. >> this is a fight the iraqi security forces have got to make it is their country. there's not going to be a military solution here. it's just not going to happen. >> martha: about a week later when the sweep of brutal isis takeover seemed unstoppable, a change of heart. >> good evening. >> martha: president obama authorizing air strikes less than three years after the military's departure from iraq. >> i have been careful to resist calls to return time and again to our military. when

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