and the point the gideon was making data. there are so many of these young people growing up in the occupied territories right now who don't see any, any kind of hope or any direction from their own leaders. oh yeah, that's, so that's true. but let us not forget, unfortunately that's we are now towards israeli election for the israeli can where is there a leave? the parties are basically very much focused on internal israeli stuff on whether be be, will become or he will not become and old for the division among palestinian forties. a also is not basically giving any kind of a positive contribution to the situation in the west bank, even though the killing of innocent people in the west bond does have a weight and does have its pretty full force among the students in front of israel, senior parties, but again, the election is rel, including the divisions among the political parties is taking a lot on the account of what is happening in the west bank. and even if we take the other sector, which is also the human rights organiz

you can or gideon levy. do you think there is a chance of further clashes if this cycle is, is not broken? is there? is there any chance any opportunity to reduce the tensions? no, there is no severity reduce it because they put a student paper under the occupation is in one of its worst points ever. that totally divided licking of lead the sheep. the world had totally abandoned them, including the air worlds. they are lonely, they are bleeding and nobody cares about them. and in this point we will see more and more a resistance, but not organized resistance as we saw it in the 2nd than the 1st intifada. but more an expression of desperate young people who go and are ready to, to pay any price for the dignity for the freedom, for, for the most basic things. and that i cannot. unfortunately, i cannot describe any scenario which leads us to have bitter reality. right now, because is right obviously has no intention to put an end to the station. i can name it, never head, but it doesn't matter now. now nobody e

let's bring in a guest now in tel aviv gideon levy a columnist at hearts in high fat sands. i had a palestinian human rights lawyer and also in tel aviv guy shall have the executive director of physicians for human rights. his real good to have you with us. so i'm getting, let me, let me, let me start with you. what do you put this down to this, this rise in violence in the occupied territories in 2022 1st before the context is that there's nothing cheaper and isn't then, but it's in in lives. we c o receipts throughout the years. we see, even in this weekend when one woman, so jewels q that these various morning, her this for 24 hours now. while the 4th quarter students were killed by israeli soldiers are hardly mentioned in the media to this you have to add them or did the chris pick we are having now? are so hor, lift central government, not the right being government. and they're always the worse because they're or as if to prove that they are not. so if there was a bonus, the dns in the army who fears that there is no one to stop, it becomes even more heavy trigger than

and in the letter of his dad, king gideon , there are two more words, very intriguing, the prince isried. why do you think it is written? don't we know? you do not know, but what is a gloom no? and it doesn’t say there that the prince will take me to pennogony tomorrow and get married. so it's early tys. can you still fight for me? now i know the burner that you can’t jump on a horse so that you do n’t give me away to a foreign prince in a tournament duel. what did she do? i am everything in the world. what did it do to people tournaments blamed tournaments canceled like they didn't, answer, no courage, no love. do not cut through, but the duel with the prince will take place and maybe the worthy one will win. what will it do to everything in the world. what did it do to people tournaments were canceled tournaments were canceled, as if there was no courage, no love in the world. what happened to people tournaments were canceled tournaments were canceled, as if there is no courage, no love in the world, what is this done in the world? what did it do to people? tournaments canceled tou

the geese, gideon, cuz the cave regime refused to recognize the will of the people, rejects any proposals for negotiation, as gunfire continue, so civilians di you've not. nearly lewis were put in declared marsh law in the 4 ukrainian regents at moscow are legally annexed measures of san marcos going approve. the situation in the area of the special military operation can be described as tense. the enemy is not abandoning its attempts to attack russian forces such oh it was. is that as, as your horse the move for seen as a clear response to reason military setbacks as ukraine counter fence. if advances were here, we were all sure. are russia voided even just the word war isn't for 6 months. i punished its people with criminal cases for using it. william is and now declares martial law in the occupied territory. one the, the occupies themselves, brought the war to ireland. it's under the constant false pretense of alleged negotiations, and now they are signed decrease cementing the war li, bloot vino put ins. decree came on the day that russian installed officials in the ukrainian city of

. >> let's talk to joe gideon who is a conservative member of parliament.nk you very much for being with us. >> quite frankly, he's the only credible candidate that can command the competence of the party and the country. >> he was rejected by party membership in the leadership election we have only just had a few weeks ago. >> i would not say rejected. i would say a strong second behind liz truss. there was a wonderful idea that you could have tax cuts and nothing terrible would happen and that proved sadly to not be the case. richie warned about that and people see that sometimes the oddest message which is you have to be tough and deliver fiscal responsibility is one that we need. and we especially needed in these difficult times. >> he would be too removed as the prime minister last elected. shouldn't we just have another general election? >> no. a general election decides the party. the party itself decides who leads the party. we were elected on a manifesto in 2019. the key thing is we need to return very firmly to delivering that manifesto and on tha

kinds of weapons can be smuggled unimpeded had delano duly, despite the international embargo of his gideon, emma must have from the emirates to egypt, and then to the city of tow, brooke, and he would get, it would do. it's easy to however, the dilemma to the land and air borders will remain open as long as half star controls this region. month of a tenure, even a nuclear bomb could be brought in. i did the dental, hadn't had a good, huge long back go the paper to pay. you can only speak to very few countries have respected the un and bog. but the problem with the united nations is they have despite broken infrastructure, there's a sense of courage in the it is their hope in the midst of destruction. why focus on europe? 90 minutes on d. w. lab has no limit. i love is for everybody. love is live, love matter, and that's my new podcast. i'm evelyn char, mom and i really think we need to talk about all the topics that more divides and deny that. and this i have invited many deer and well known gas. and i would like to invite you to an end ah ah, this is the w. two's line from bar lane, the u

and halley's passes the place every day where melanie was abandoned me as a leopard son gideon, me faithfully, but a normal you said, thank you all she has left is a grave to visit and no one to stand with her. ah with one month to go until the fif a well come is the criticism, catch our faces winning the bit justified and what will defined a successful tournament? seeing a deposit we as a country visit coming to life. now some carpet c o of cat. on 2022 talks to al jazeera ah. with a whole indonesia your investment destination, the world's 10th largest economy is busy transforming, ready to beat your business, partner with a robust talent pool, politically and economically stable and strong policies being the powerhouse indonesia is confirmed by the g. 20 presidency. bringing opportunities for you, invest indonesia now a diverse range of stories from across the globe. from the perspective of a network stand on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah.

no, gideon balls. good. mr. glen, this is basil will be reinstalled. hello, so to please use the up go your laptop less. you go through the most all cell burke us in because that is abiola. leave your day. got mess this year. dell dog use. ah lucy called to the mr. prince, this is co, is kimball morales. it will be yes. that is for mom was a little cold yet in is pass you did with the ass in lose would appeal cities use poor corn, massapequa beams. listen to that here. saw barker, alameda that a look in those quest back linked to looks you in this it will be soon. you so no stop bill me d dot. did their loss our bushes easily and this by that falls through a lesson to be as built, then they must see a need that a saw unless guess is then i left them at the let us go the survey much in is that by lap i like in depth in this unit, up in this unit, but as i leave a but in transport lead to refer me in feed into his nieces, he thought i must get by like 11 men to sick if he had any they, they took the lap or less yawn at those was through his pass you for

the other guy's gideon wells is, weaker than the most garrulous old woman, were ever annoyed by. he has funny. secretary of state. seward was a meddling officious little puppy. now he's writing these things to his wife in private. but believe me, you know, when someone feels certain way about you, you can pick that up. and people have that up about mcclelland. but lincoln looks past this and he places mcclellan as the best man and he's got the commanding army that's going to take the field against robert lee who has invaded. now, what's his mission? protect washington, d.c. do let them get the capitol. he also has to protect baltimore, determine there is a confederate army, south of the potomac. yes, we know that some confederates have invaded maryland, but there are all types of rumors that there is a big confederate force still in northern virginia. you have to determine that as well. third, drive the confederates out of maryland and lincoln has fourth thing that he needs mcclellan to do give him a victory so he can issue is emancipation. now, this is one of the great ironies o

that was gideon's, a member of the german bonus tag, and human rights chat with the free democrats. speaking to me, a little earlier time now to take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. flash floods have swarmed hundreds of homes in australia, southeast some parts of the country have received more than 3 times their average october rainfall. in just 24 hours, hundreds of families have been ordered to evacuate as more rain is forecast in the coming weeks. turkeys parliament has passed controversial media law, which could involve jail time for those thoughts to be spreading dis information. critics fair, this will be used to crack down on democracy and freedom of speech, especially in the run up to next year's elections. and cuba has had its 1st gay wedding after the communist island voted to legalize same sex marriage at the start of october lazaro. and adiana gonzalez had been together for 18 years and were finally able to legally tie the knot with the approval of the new family code. now in the united states, the congressional committee investigat

no, gideon balls gin. mr. glen this is basil will be reinstalled. hello sir. please use the up go your laptop less. you go through the most all cell burke us in because that is abiola vega must this year del door use ah music or did mr. bush this is co is kimball. will allison will be? yes. dallas foreman was a little cold yet in is pass. you did with d, as in louis pulled up, you said he was pull cord massapequa beams. listen to that here. saw barker alameda that he look in was placed back links you in this it will be soon you so no stop. tell me the dog did their loss, our bush as easily, and this by that falls through a lesson to be as built, then they must see a need that a saw unless guess he's been at leslie. man at the let us go go. the survey much is that by lap i like a dentist unit happiness unit, but as i leave a button that's bored leave to refer me empty into his nieces. he thought i must get back if we hadn't meant to think. if he had any day they took the lap or less yawn at those whose throat is pass you for that got to look him mercy me may i

is still unsure that apartheid israel is se premises colonialist state, please listen to professor gideon, so ha juice, world wide should lead the struggle to end the jewish israeli apartheid regime. it corrupts 2 days and worldwide. meanwhile in israel top, israel appetite medical, official acadia, xa ha, has expressed fear of the aren't one again, what's the difference between nazis and zionist? the official who is in charge of heart surgery at the hospital in the country itself was speaking at the meeting of right wing jewish home policy. his comments refer to the both the birth rates of arabs in israel, which are generally higher than those of jewish families. on which some israelis see as a threats to their demographics in while the un special reporter on human rights said that israel's attitudes towards palestinians, amounts to persecution, calling on israel to stop is apartheid practices. the un has previously reported the palestine is going through its deadliest period in years with over a 100 people killed in the conflicts with israel this year alone. let my colleague nicky are i

all no questions. girls audition begins are you relatives in your right mind to us the son of king gideonhe songs of the second but-but. so be it, but these amusements exhausted and withered the second. but the first one we had in nicky, looks great. the king must be doubly curious about you, since the verses that will sleep and were composed here are in the sabob palace right above his vecidous head. dandelions are listening to you. once upon a time the most wonderful king played, he hide-and-seek and sorcerers and losing. yes, he is the children and breeds of his parents, and he is the parents of his parents simply to the peasants and the percentages and all the civilian military, that king did not adore. only young children who did not have documents were not chained by his parents, he was his parents. he crushed his parents. the best royal, as they said, we at the beginning once upon a time there was a king who delve into even those children who often get deuces at school, did not interrogate the basements, did not write and did not ask his parents. he parents. he touched his parents

one here in to southern child, the last one has just gone off shore, but still hanging around and gideon, sierra leone might wind up into a tropical storm just here. sorry for the cape verde arden's. ah, with ah. ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories, the salad, the british prime ministers, government is making a dramatic you tune, announcing changes to its many budget, which was announced 10 days ago. chancellor quasi quoting is reversing the proposed scrapping of the top right of income tax. it's announcement head st. financial markets into a spin with a pound reaching record laws against the dollar. brazil's presidential contest is hated to run off lifted candidates, louise and osceola, the sofa. one, the 1st round of bulging but not with the numbers needed to avoid a sick and drowned. he'll face incumbent, she able to norah on october. the 30th ukraine is claiming more progress in its counter offensive against russian forces in the east president. hello to me as zalinski says, his forces have reclaimed the strategic town of lee men will be at war and ukraine wide

now with fred, judging by the, the look of them, her rules, gideon ways that you got to get in contact with their loved ones with the problem was children. and to get by close the united states has vowed to deploy international military forces to haiti, where the government is struggling to deal with riots ah, thousands took to the streets across haiti, demanding the country's prime minister, resign. the protest erupted hours after an emergency meaning of the un security council on the ongoing crisis. the local government has requested foreign troops are deployed immediately, as the country struggles to tackle the unrest. the development comes a month after a local gang surrounded ecc fuel terminal and the capital preventing its operation . haiti has seen continuous mass protest with thousands of people demonstrating it after the government cut fuel subsidies which lead to soaring prices. according to the world food program, 4700000 people in haiti faced tatters traffic hunger. the united states announced on monday as preparing several un resolutions to help haiti, including the one on

still unsure that apartheid israel is a c premises, colonialist state, please listen to professor gideon, so ha juice, world wide should lead the struggle to end the jewish israeli apartheid regime. it corrupts 2 days in world wide. meanwhile in israel top, israel appetite medical official acadia zappa has expressed fear of the r one. again, what's the difference between nazis and zionist official who's in charge of heart surgery at the hospital in the country south was speaking at the meeting of the rights wing. jewish home policy is comments referred to the birth rates of arabs in israel, which are in general higher than those of jewish families on which some israel is c as a threat to the countries demographics. meanwhile, the un special ruffles her on human rights said israel's attitude towards palestinians, most persecution, calling on israel to stop its apartheid practices. you and has previously reported that palestine is going through its deadliest violence in years with over 100 people killed this year alone. earlier my colleague nikki, are and discussed the issue with duncan, w

and gideon, sierra leone might wind up into a tropical storm just here. sorry for the cape fair. they arden's ah ah ah ah no ah, welcome back, a quick reminder of our top stories here on i want to see. there's just under an hour left for brazilians to vote in their tightly contested election form of president lewis and austria lunar desilva has been leading the polls, but incumbent jabal sorrow has signaled he may refuse to accept defeat vigils been held for the 125 people killed in a stampede at a football match and indonesia, president joker were. dodo says, all league football game should be suspended until a complete investigation happens. and nato says ukraine's capture of the eastern town of leim and demonstrates that its troops are making progress. it's in the occupied region of done that which moscow declared part of russia on friday. russia was a key issue in bulgarian general election. it's 4th in just 18 months, which could see boy co boris off, back in power. if he's able to form a strong coalition, will exit polls predict his conservative g r b party has secured 24.6

had them annoyed dooley despite the international embargo of his gideon emma must have from the emirates to egypt, and then to the city of tow brook any wood to get it renewed. it's easy, however, the volume of the land and air borders will remain open as long as half star controls this region. mother tonya, even a nuclear bomb could be brought in. i did the dental had a huge long back go. they put a peak in all this victim, very few countries on the generosity of the world's greatest powers. we can do 3 things. a fair thought. they can say you're doing great work, so we'll share all the information you need with that fullness. you'll notice that i haven't saying, oh, they can give you nothing, as is most often the case should oh, they can mislead you if what they really trying to do is protect their allies on the ground on notice any local political to see laquisha can the weapons come in directly by land or the sea or air because of all kinds of weapons have entered libyan loud. i'm the european union, the united nations, the african you lot of build off of all these organizations are

>> it's called "gideon's daughter." and she was fantastic, absolutely fantastic.t know that. >> and if she hadn't had a stutter, her teacher wouldn't have today sade to her, "you should try out for the school play." she had no interest in acting and that changed her life. i find those things really interesting to hear about people. >> stephen: speaking about people's early career. we just had pete buttigieg out here. >> i saw you. >> stephen: people may not know you worked in the white house for four years through the end of the ford and beginning the carter administration. do you miss anything about the white house? >> no. >> stephen: no happy memories? >> i mean, it was interesting. it was really fun. but it was in the 70s, and nothing happened. it drove me crazy. >> stephen: what do you mean nothing happened? >> nothing happen. .>> stephen: you can gas prices, the camp david accord. >> you couldn't make anything happen. you send something to the bill, they'd take it out, we'd put it back in, they'd take it out, and it was a nightmare and it's so much worse now.

cocksure sure this was taken from by captain wells was the son of secretary of the navy gideon welles. it remained in the wells family for a long time. and the collector, who owns this it did belong to the wells family. it had been i thought at least once. one of those generations thought it would be a great idea to keep a fish tank on it. so at one point in the later part of the 20th century it got refurbished because it had fish tank stuff all over it. but like i said, i've got 30 minutes of our talk. >> real quickly i will add one more piece, in the book i also use a photograph when he is in richmond. and in that photograph used in the marble top table that has been taken from the parler. you are right held value, whatever you want to think of it as a relic or otherwise people knew that what happens in that place was going to be significant in some fashion or another. i believe even mcclain's daughter there is a dull that was taken or sold, whichever the case may be by a union soldier. here's evidence i was there. >> exactly recite the men that took on that apple tree and took it h

captain thomas wells was the son of gideon wells. and it remained in the welsh family for a long time. and the collector who owns this has all of this proof that it did belong to the welsh family. and it had been refurbished at least once. at least one of those generations of wells thought it would be great idea to keep a fish tank on it, so at one point in the later part of the 20th century, it got refurbished because it had fish tank stuff. [laughs] like i said, this is, gosh our top -- like in >> real quickly, i'll just add one more piece that in the book i also use a little bit about general or when he is enrichment. and in that photograph you can see the marble top table that has been taken from maclean's parlor. so wilmer mclean you're right this stuff tells value and whether we want to think of it as otherwise people knew what happened in that place was going to be significant in some fashion or another. so, it's not unusual that we see them all vying for it. i believe even mclean's there was a doll that was even painted or so

union was planning an assault on the city of new orleans in the spring the secretary of the navy gideon wells and gustav is fox. farragut one of the most senior and accomplished officers in the navy and they wondered if he was up to the task so they asked a man they thought would surely know and that is his foster brother david dixon porter. porter's reply is interesting. he started out well enough i see no reason why he should not be competent to do all that is expected of him. okay, so far, so good and then he added while his foster brother was likeable and personally brave quote he has no administrative qualities. they want stability and loses too much time in talking. at least he didn't say he drools at the mouth. very likely porter made these comments because he was angling for the command himself. if you think mail is slow today it was even slower than him by the time porter's letter arrived in washington farragut had already captured new orleans. a century later charles to forward publish a book with the title the night the war was lost. that may be a slight exaggeration but it d

let's talk tojo gideon, conservative mp for stoke—on—trent central.unak to become the uk's next prime minister. why are you supporting rishi sunak? i am because quite frankly he is the only one _ i am because quite frankly he is the only one who can command the confidence of the party and the parliamentary party in the country. he was_ parliamentary party in the country. he was rejected by the party, by the party membership in the leadership election that we have onlyjust add, a few weeks ago. i election that we have only 'ust add, a few weeks age-h a few weeks ago. i wouldn't say re'ected, a few weeks ago. i wouldn't say rejected, strong _ a few weeks ago. i wouldn't say rejected, strong second - a few weeks ago. i wouldn't say rejected, strong second behind| a few weeks ago. i wouldn't say i rejected, strong second behind liz truss_ rejected, strong second behind liz truss and — rejected, strong second behind liz truss and she promised a wonderful idea that _ truss and she promised a wonderful idea that you could have tax cuts and for _ idea that yo

and i don't know if you know gideon plantation? it's a huge one right there are on the corner. i didn't know if anything had affected them just because it's so large. i would have assumed they would have had some kind of backlash this a sense. >> yeah, yeah. i don't know the specifics on that plantation, what -- how many were there, you know? there were 50 plantations, you know, up and and down the cooper river and on the other side of it. so each one was a community, and each one had a different experience. >> yes, sir. well, thank you, i really appreciate it. >> sure, sure. pleasure. >> hello, mr. ball. >> hey, how are you? >> pretty good. my question is when i was reading your book, i noticed you mentioned how a lot of the slaves they were often raped by their masters, and then when they were inpresentation nateed -- impregnated, the masters put down the birth date of their illegitimate child, they would just leave it blank. was it tough trying to trace the history of the family, especially for those, some of the black descendants of the ball family? was it tough, like, trac

and gideon, sierra leone might wind up into a tropical storm just here. sorry for the cape verde arden's. ah 18 months off the me and mars military. cool. the balance of power is shifting us thousands of pro democracy activists join forces with ethnic minority insurgents forming a united front to take on the military. people in power goes behind the scenes to reveal growing optimism that the coalition of people's defense forces could transform the country's future from me and mas frontline on a jessina in a time when everyone wants the latest news with speed and reliability, a key as information spreads around the globe, it's never been more vital to trust the technology which drug sports knowledge, where ever it needs to go with state of the art, secure bandwidth that let people share most in full stories. as hale sad is helping bring the world closer together. as sales space to deliver your vision. lou ah, ah, reminder of our top stories here, when i'll jesse vote counting is underway in brazil's highly poor lies directions. former president louis ignac

one was his law partner, gideon. who is a disaster.disaster in the civil war, maybe more than that in a later lecture. he's gonna have to build an army from the ground up. let's start with taylor. taylor is the one who is positioned, who is positioned here. his job is supposed to be leah defensive line between the northern frontier and the united states. polk hopes that mexico will see reason and sue for peace, the war will be over, they'll get california, call it a day. that is the first part of the war. taylor's opinion is that there is no way to invade mexico from the north, it would be doomed by the great distances and by deserts. so, the army's job is just, you know, don't look too far, head set up a defensive line south of the rio grande. if you do that in northern mexico, that will make conditions favorable for peace, taylor thinks. after a couple of battles, he crosses into mexico, lays siege to madam morris, where the mexican troops are entrenched. after negotiations, they take their arms, the mexicans take their arms, they ta

one was his law partner gideon pillow who was a disaster also a disaster in the civil war, but maybe more on that in a later lecture. so it's gonna have to build an army from the ground up. let's start with taylor. so taylor is the one who's positioned who's positioned here? his job is supposed to be to lay a defensive line acrock between the northern mexican frontier and the united states and poke thinks or hopes. i should say that mexico will see reason and sue for peace in the world be over and they'll get california and the call it a day. so that's that's the first part of the war taylor's opinion is that there's no way to invade mexico from the north. it would be doom by the great distances and by deserts. so the army job is just you know, don't look too far ahead. just set up a defensive line south of the rio grande. and it in northern if you do that in northern mexico, that would make conditions favorable for peace taylor things. so after a couple of battles, he crosses into mexico. lay siege to matamoros where the the mexican troops are entrenched but after after negotiations

how we get our entire system of the americans of america the civil rights protections the the right gideon vain right the right to to be represented in court business regulation labor laws, all of that comes from the federal government saying no, you can't screw around the citizens in the states and and people don't understand that nowadays. they're like, oh well, let the states do whatever they want. and and this is why i stopped people in the grocery store to talk about the 14th amendment. have all that in that i do a course where the theme is freedom. and the questions are free to and freedom from and that's a framework i think for looking at a lot of different things. i think it's also interesting john marshall tried to incorporate. the bill of rights as early as the 1830s. and couldn't pull it off. so these are debates that have gone on. from the beginning and yeah, we're still having them obviously and that's why. people run from me in the grocery store. i'll use citizenship. really? i'm using look at marginalized. community to belong in because people couldn't be belong to a area bu