sometimes hierarchical, urban environments, but these frontier communities where a way from the constraints of a centralized religious or political or economic authority individualism can kind of form. and so the kind of celebratory kind of history of frontier america is one of the most, if not the most kind of emblematic paradigms for. understanding the american spirit or the growth of american and the term frontier has is my colleague patrick patrick spero has written in a book that is heavily influential upon this argument it becomes first used in these backcountry communities at this time. so appearance in the declaration means something to us in a way that we have yet to think fully and the disdain of native peoples fueled many conflicts throughout, not just the revolution era, but as many of us may know in the decades followed, returning much of the what was then known as the old northwest to a recurring state of war. so this small moment of of from chapter five, i think, invites us to revisit certain kind of classical formative moments of u.s. history and perhaps do so in ways that w

well, the market flash here is for frontier communications.tock jumping on news that activist investment firm january that partners built a new position in this telecom company and calling for this provider to sell itself. the stock is up 2%, up as much as 6% earlier. the news was announced today by the manager partner scott osfeld at the active passive investor summit today saying this is a depressed valuation and an attractive asset for wireless carriers and private equity owned assets in the sector as well as for infrastructure and private equity funds. that is the argument here. just for context here, this is frontier communications is the third largest fiber broadband provider in the u.s. shares now up 3%. back over to you. >> wow. so much activity all of a sudden. julia, thank you very much. >>> back to the geopolitical space, the u.s. government tightens restrictions on what chips u.s. companies can export to china. it's having a big name -- big impact on nvidia. let's get to the nasdaq for more. shares are still down 5%. >> yeah, they

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of violence they're capable of we saw close up when they were butchering people in the gaza frontier communities the sort of violence that reminded us all of isis. we have no illusions about the sort of enemy we're facing. >> and ambassador, i think it's important to -- a lot of people may question what and how israel reacts to this terrorist attack a week ago tomorrow. what is it that you think we need to know about what the decisions going forward by the israeli people and its government may mean. >> i think in the past there might have been an attempt to find a mow tus op ren dee with hamas. let's find a way to live and let live, and people thought maybe because hamas has been running the gaza strip now for almost 16 years that maybe the fact that they have to rule, that forces them to be more pragmatic. that forces them to be more moderate even and there was hope that somehow maybe hamas was going to change, but we saw on saturday morning that hamas hasn't changed. they're stuck in this very extreme, radical theological, ideological agenda, which says that every israeli is a legitimate targe

frontier. with communities in black, under mandatory evacuation.he sirens and threat of rocket attacks, driving many israeli residents south, away from the border. and closer to safety. jim sciutto, cnn, northern israel. >>> clare sebastian has been tracking the latest for us. let's begin of what israel is describing as the active rescue of a hostage. from release to active rescue. i think, trying to make the point that the ground incursion doesn't necessarily prohibit the release of hostages, which is the families' concern. >> yeah. i think that's exactly the point here. this was the first of its kind. we've seen hamas release four hostages, they said, on humanitarian grounds. this is the first time we've seen an actual rescue. and the wording is critical. listen how the israeli spokesperson described this to cnn's anderson cooper. she was rescued, actively rescued. a joint idf and isa israeli security agency operation, with boots on the ground. thanks to the ground operations that we're conducting in northern gaza. special forces were able to com

frontier. with communities marked here in black, under mandatory evacuation. [sirens] with constant sirens and threat of rocket attacks driving many israeli residents south away from the border. closer to safety. jim sciutto, cnn, northern israel. >> we want to go straight to our clear sebastian who is following developments from london. and unfortunately, claire, definitely from what we have seen in the last few days this conflict is escalating. >> yes, absolutely paula and i think that what we can say right now is that the 238 hostages that the idf says are still in hamas captivity continue to be a major factor as you noted we saw the rescue, not release, but rescue of a female israeli soldier from captivity on monday. and this is the first of its kind really. because what we have seen hamas release four hostages so far they say on humanitarian grounds that this was different. listen to how the israeli defense forces spokesperson explained how this happened to cnn's anderson cooper. >> she was in fact rescued actively. wreck -- this was a joint idf and i say

. >> the near constant exchange of fire stretches all along the northern frontier, with communities marked here in black under mandatory evacuation. the constant sirens and threat of rocket attacks driving many israeli residents south, away from the border and closer to safety. >> what is the level of concern about this turning into a second front in the war? >> it's already a low grade -- conflict may be too strong a word. but there are fire fights multiple times a day across the border into israel, lebanon into israel. and also the northeast, israel into syria, syria into israel here. in fact, just in the last hour, the idf saying idf air force struck a target inside lebanon. and some of those attacks have been deadly. you're seeing artillery fire, rocket fire, ieds carried across the border on small parachutes, again by hezbollah militants. it is known that hezbollah has far greater forces in the south, both in terms of personnel but also rockets and missiles that, given the order, they can unleash. that order has not been given yet. i think you can characterize this fire so far as, sor

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witnessed devastating tragedy that shook the international community, a targeted military attack by the united states military on the medecines sans frontieremsf hospital resulted in numerous casualties and raised questions on the rules of engagement in armed conflicts, it stands as a stark reminder of the devastating consequences of foreign military invasions and occupation of countries. here is a review of that incident in a nutshell. the 2015 us attack on the msf hospital in kunduz underscored the inherent challenges of conducting military operations in densely populated areas and the crucial need for clear rules of engagements to protect civilian infrastructure. the incidents also highlighted the importance of robust. mechanisms for independent investigations and accountability to prevent such tragedies and uphold international humanitarian law. in the we hours of october 3rd, 2015, as people in their homes and patients in the msf hospital in kundus were asleep, a united states air force ac-130 you gun ship open fire on the hospital. a total of 211 shells were fired, 42 people were killed including medical. staff and patients and many o

devastating tragedy that shook the... international community, a targeted military attack by the united states military on the medecines sans frontiere or the msf hospital resulted in numerous casualties and raised questions on the rules of engagement in armed conflicts, it stands as a stark reminder of the devastating consequences of foreign military invasions and occupation of countries. here is a review of that incident in anoutshell. the 2015 us attack on the msf hospital in kunduz underscored the inherent challenges of conducting military operations in densely populated areas and the crucial need for clear rules of engagement to protect civilian infrastructure. the incident also highlighted the importance of robust mechanisms for independent investigations and accountability to prevent such tragedies and uphold international humanitarian law. in the we hours of october 3rd, 2015, as people in their homes and patients in the msf hospital in kundus were asleep, a united states air force ac-130 you gun ship open fire on. in the hospital, total of 211 shells were fired, 42 people were killed including medical staff and patients, man

soviet union , the southeastern flank of nato, turkey, was the most important frontier on the path of the spread of communism harmful currents emanating from the soviet union , well, according to nato’s prices, of course, now this role has been fully played out, there is no threat to the northeast, for the same turkey, probably, after all, the closest against this is another nato member, greece. and this is how it seems to me, probably, the best minds of nato should sit down in brussels , in mons in the near future and develop and be concerned about the issue of non-admission of new members to nato, and the exclusion of existing members from nato, since this procedure has not been developed, it is quite possible that the turkish leadership, which also claims to be the fathers of the entire muslim movement, considers itself as a possible revival of the ottoman empire, so nato leaders still need to ask this question ask. but try to remove him from nato, he will block everything, or come up with something similar, well, in any case, they will spit on all the doctrines, we will see, we will listen to erdogan, he

witnessed devastating tragedy that shook the international community, a targeted military attack by the united states military on the medecines sans frontiere or the msf hospital resulted in numerous casualties and raised questions on the rules of engagement in armed conflicts, it stands as a stark reminder of the devastating consequences of foreign military invasions and occupation of countries. here is a review of that incident in nut show. we have in front of us two images, the image of the palestinian resistance, the noble palestinian resistance, the honorable palestinian resistance, whose fighters are sacrificing for the sake of liberating palestine and place which is the visiting place of the prophet and the second. jewish women and the children and how we saw that they were 5,000 people in the harshest circumstances and they are courageous, they are sacrificing, they are steadfast and they are ready and trust in god. be victory and what they want is either marker or victory, this is one image, the image of palestine, resistance of palestine, the other image that we have, of this israeli entity, this criminal and entity and regime tha

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communism produces, waste, squalor, misery and death. thousands. challenge the terror of the secret police to flee into british hong kong. for. from the day mao takes power. countries along the chinese frontier are scenes of constant warfare. communism feeds on its neighbors. in french indochina into their native desire for freedom is perverted into a war of communist imperialism imperialism. geneva, 1954 read china's cho enlai and french premier mÉndez, france sign an armistice that surrenders the northern of vietnam. 12 million people to a long time. ho chi minh, like germany and indochina, is now half slave, half free. the french hanoi, according to the armistice terms. and with go the inevitable refugees, 1 million of them fleeing to the south, where a constitutional government is being. the communists over north vietnam and red guerillas continue the war against the south, demonstrating once again that with communists everywhere. words are one thing. actions in other red chinese invade and subjugate tibet. at the first opportunity, the dalai lama, the spiritual leader of tibet to india, where bloody riots are incited by communists as red troops assert constant pressure along the india c