gideon: that is exact we israel would like.y would like to let peace and security without any connection to what it has been doing in gaza and in the west bank. let us occupy, let us create an apartheid system, let us kill civilians, let us uproot them from their lands. and don't bother us, don't resist. and behave yourselves. and there is even a promise, if you will behave yourself, we will offer you economic peace. namely we will bribe you with money, and everyone will be happy. the palestinians say, for not the first time but in the most brutal and barbaric way, on saturday, this is not enough and this cannot last forever. sami: diana, we are talking about changing calculus, has it changed for internal palestinian politics? diana: most definitely. it has been teaching for a while because we have increasingly seen that the palestinian authority has lost all support, both in the west bank and the gaza strip. we are seeing that more and more people recognize that there needs to be resistance to military occupation. in the pales

okay, let me bring gideon into the discussion and get in. obviously, i know that you do not subscribe to the file right wing of his writing politics. but from your understanding of these, right, the body policy that's empowered right now. what do you think is the strategic thinking, the strategic goal of saying, we're going to stop full food, wolf, electricity, and fuel, going into garza to achieve what in this according to your way when it comes to god . when it comes to that part, that when it comes to the occupied territories due to patience, the difference is between the far right wing and the so called central list of mine already sent or so before we get into your question, let's not the labels on the right wing government because i guess a center and this government would be a right now in the position in this context. we are now a risk center left government who we executive to say, including the stall, the siege, baseball, the sage, as low as your pores. me because this focus each can not class photo the problem to get in. why conte

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amy: gideon levy, thank you for being with us award-winning , israeli journalist and author.author. columnist for the newspaper haaretz and a member of its editorial board. we will link to your most recent piece "israel can't imprison two million gazans without paying a cruel price." coming up, a debate between two leading progressive activist in the u.s. over funding for ukraine and a discussion about increasing funding, military funding to israel. back in 20 seconds. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. president biden said tuesday he will ask congress to approve emergency funding to bolster israel's retaliation on palestinians in the gaza strip after the surprise attack by hamas. on monday, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell said congress could as a single emergency defense spending bill in coming weeks for israel, ukraine, and taiwan. in order to vote, congress must move past political chaos after hard right republican lawmakers who oppose aid to ukraine ousted house speaker kevin

i want to bring back gideon levy, journalist in tel aviv., we lost the ordeal with you earlier. i was gonna quote you from a piece that you did inherit. and you said the threats of threatening guys approve only one thing we have not learned a thing. the arrogance is here to stay even though israel is paying a high price once again. just briefly explain that for us. >> those where wait and before i knew how big was the massacre in the south of israel. and still, i stand behind it. because israel should obviously protect itself. israel has the right to retaliates, to take revenge, to smash gaza knot, gaza, to smash hamas all of this is legitimate. what is unacceptable is now we will punish 2.3 million people in the way that we have never punish them before. that is a crime of war. listen, by the end of the day in gaza there are before anything else, human beings. like you and me. and they are in terrible, terrible position now. where will they run? where will they find rescue? 1 million people run to the south part of gaza, or should they run

it is good to have you with us tonight, gideon i have you with us tonight, gideon levy from haaretz, you so much. . ~ ,, levy from haaretz, thank you so much. . ~' ,, , levy from haaretz, thank you so much. . ~ ,, , . hello and welcome to your friday one show live on bbc one and iplayer, with gethinjones. and alex scott. hello, welcome to the programme. major developments tonight in israel's military says it is stepping up its air and ground operations amid reports of heavy bombing of the gaza strip. internet and mobile phone services have been cut off, residents of gaza city have once again been urged to move south. a spokesman said that israel is prepared on all fronts to preserve israel's security and is committed to the task of returning the israeli and foreign hostages that are being held by hamas. as tension continues to rise across the region, the united states has carried out air strikes against targets in syria linked to iran's revolutionary guard. the us insists they are not related to the conflict between israel and hamas and said it was a response to attacks on us forces

gideon levy, always good to get your thoughts, my friend.hank you so much. >> thank you. >>> take a quick break. when we come back we'll show you how some israelis are honoring their loved ones held hostage in gaza and demanding their government do more to bring them home. >>> all the countries, where are you? you must understand it's crazy. we are in -- >> in hell. >> in hell. >> we are in hell. >> and we want our lovers back home now. >> the mother of an israeli hostage there pouring out her anguish at a demonstration in tel aviv on saturday night. she was one of several family members of hostages who joined the rally along with hundreds of other israelis. they called on the government to bring all the hostages home immediately and wave signs calling for a cease-fire. israel's military says 210 people are currently being held in gaza two weeks after the deadly hamas attack on israel. and on friday night many of those same families including the woman you just saw were at another ceremony in tel aviv where a shabat dinner table was laid wit

one word from washington, senator gideon wells was, quote, pained, grieved, and distressed. confederates celebrated. the posted armada of the yankees has many defeat, one diarra repent. the blessing of god and the genius of beauregard has again baffled the malignant designs of our boats, and the queen city stands untarnished in her glory. life continued as normal for charleston's anglo elites, with weekly auctions of personnel and supplies smuggled through the blockade. admiral du pont kept his ships nearby for several days, as he reassessed options. confederates determined to seize the initiative. on april 9th, general beauregard spoke with captain tucker about launching a torpedo boat attack. within days, tucker assembled, quote, skips and canoes with a few serviceable cutters, fitted with balls with 60-pound torpedoes. the day before the counterattack, du pont withdrew his ironclads. other counters quickly developed .one envisioned striking blockages with torpedo rowboats all "chicoro," assaulting "uss ironside." after "chicoro's " engine failure, uss parker brock six tor

gideon levy is still with us.what happens next, won't it? you tell me this is not a direct response, but there will be an eye on how this is going to be viewed internationally.— internationally. yes. but i think israel internationally. yes. but i think israel still— internationally. yes. but i think israel still regained _ internationally. yes. but i think israel still regained some - internationally. yes. but i think israel still regained some time | internationally. yes. but i think. israel still regained some time and some carte blanche to continue at least with the air strikes which lets remember were quite massive until now. i can hardly imagine myself how worse can it get? i mean, look at gaza today and three weeks ago. what is left from northern gaza, what is left from all neighbourhoods? and even figures of casualties are quite horrifying even now. so how much more can it get worse? but apparently, now. so how much more can it get worse? butapparently, it now. so how much more can it get worse? but apparen

vy secretary gideon wells needed someone who could work with arm commanders. and his diary was telling, quote, farragut, if not employ elsewhere, would be the man and the country would accept the change wh vor. the age and standing of d.d. poer would be deemed objectionable by many. yet he has some good points for e ty. foote would be go man for the place. the waldron earnestly wants the position and is the choicef the president. but there would be general discontent where he selected, having commanded ironclad doors at forts henry and donaldson, rear admiral andrew foote could cooperate with army commanders. wells had a free and full talk with foote before bringing in general gilmore to work out preliminaries. wells also appointed rear admiral john dahlgren as foote's deputy, the inventor of the dahlgren cannon. foote's friend of 20 years and president lincoln's favorite dahlgren was envisioned as ideal to command the monitor a flotilla. this triad had the right balance of technical prowess, siege, expertise and cooperative spirit. things immediately shifted,

when word reached washington navy secretary gideon welles was, quote, pained, grieved and distressed. confederates celebrated the boasted arms of the yankees as a defeat. dayers penned the blessing of god and the genius of beauregard. it has again baffled the malignant designs of our foes and the queen city stands untarnished in her glory. life continued as normal for charleston's anglo elite, with weekly auctions of enslaved personnel and supplies smuggled through the blockade. admiral dupont kept his ships nearby for several days as he reassessed options. confetti crates determined to seize the initiative. on april 9th, general beauregard spoke with captain tucker about launching a torpedo boat attack within days, tucker assembled quote, skiff and canoes with a few serviceable cutters fitted with poles with 60 pounds torpedoes. the day before the counterattack, dupont withdrew his iron clouds. other counters quickly developed. one envisioned striking blockade with torpedo rowboats while chicory and palmetto state assaulted uss new ironsides. it was aborted on april 21st after checke

i want to bring in gideon, good morning to you, you had an israeli flag snatched from you at a protest happened. >> gideon:there was a protest last thursday at the school where people came out, hundreds of students on my campus stormed the hallways wearing the same head garb worn by yasser arafat and they were waving palestinian flags and chanting for the globalization of the intifada. i went outside, held an israeli flag peacefully in a designated area and a teaching assistant at the school came by and snatched the flag out of my hand, the nypd did a good job that day but it has been hard being on college campuses being jewish. ashley: we heard from some students, gideon, in the previous report say they don't feel safe on campus. do you feel that way? is security good enough? gideon:i feel okay but most students do not. some were crying, indifferent jewish events i had to walk with students to class because she was so nervous because people are actively calling for the globalization of the intifada, the call to kill jews everywhere and this is being supported by the university in some

gideon, thanks very much. we pray for your friend, hersh. so many people have a hersh.for what you and your family are doing. thanks. >> thank you. >> martha: american studying in israel. that is "the story" for this friday afternoon. the story goes on. you'll see it continuing live on fox with our life coverage of the unfolding war between israel and hamas. it has stepped up considerably over the course of the last several hours. the firing -- the fire going in to gaza city will continue with our live coverage and our reporters on the ground. i'll see you back here monday. have a good afternoon.

to support the pressure the i was looking for the largest daily newspaper at the time called hun gideon nation . are the items that and 2 days after the collection stay announced that the lot just new space, but at that time we will be closed. so me. besides that for a little estimation of weekly magazine called hanging young voice. they had no money. so starting from scratch. ready unfortunately in hungry it's nobody brave enough to print the newspaper. so i had to find. ready another option since the beginnings we are printing or newspapers in slovakia some of the retailer chains are not brave enough to sell us. even though he does not know the baby enough to be subscribers, even demarcus companies, the mountain nation, us ones doesn't want to to keep advertising to us because they are afraid to be punished. everybody has says data to be the government and they doesn't want to take a risk that's our last chance to the main job, at least. if the hun gave young boys to be close, we have to leave the journalism and we have to find a new way of sort of arriving. so we could be stopped at

, gideon falter.g us this morning. gideon on gb news. so we've seen what appeared to be very pro hamas, quite blatant protests or celebrations happening across the uk. lots of them in london. we've seen businesses targeted, vandalised in golders green graffiti on the streets. how do you feel in terms of the safety of the jewish community in britain and the alarming rise in anti—semitism , a campaign anti—semitism, a campaign against anti—semitism? >> it's a little bit like a fire hose has suddenly been trained on us. we've got this vast number of reports of incidents and particularly, as you mentioned , there are people on mentioned, there are people on the streets of britain who are openly praising a banned terrorist group and to everyone who does that, a reminder that thatis who does that, a reminder that that is a criminal offence . it's that is a criminal offence. it's a terrorist offence, but so far we need to see action being taken, including these people who are praising hamas on social media a

chief gideon cody executed a search warrant on the marion county record. and its publisher's home.publisher's 98-year-old mother died the next day. this came after a local business owner accused the paper of illegally accessing information about her. more than 30 news organizations condemned the raid. >>> a terrorist attack in turkey's capitol. a suicide bomber detonated a device hours before turkey's parliament was supposed to begin session. police say they killed a second attacker in a shoot-out. a kurdish militant group claimed responsibility. turkey's air force later retaliated by bombing kurdish targets in northern iraq. >>> in spain, a deadly fire at a nightclub, flames broke out around 6:00 this morning. at least 13 people were killed, but authorities caution that number could rise. emergency services worked frantically to shore up the club's interior to prevent a collapse. it's not known just yet what caused the fire. >>> when we come back, demar hamlin's return to the football field. >>> plus, the charges filed after a man drove into a police station. (vo) you weren't made

israeli journalist and author, gideon levy is in tel aviv — which is among the cities attackedhe toldene he woke up to this morning. i don't remember tel aviv in this situation for many years. i just went out to the streets, the streets are totally empty. restaurants, cafe is, everything is locked down. and there is a very heavy feeling of surprise, of shock and fear from what is still expected to happen. when the first rockets fell, i wasjogging in the park and the noise was terrible. and ever since then, tel aviv went into a new phase. first of all, there are many more israeli killed in the official number because things are still very unclear and it is still going on in many towns in the south. expect much bigger numbers of casualties. it is an inevitable result of months and maybe years of israeli arrogance, of the feeling that israel can do whatever it wants and it will never be taken accountable, never pay any price for the programmes of the settlers in the west bank, backed and supported by the israeli army, for the arrest, for the attacks, for the killings of innocent civilian

many reservists, though gideon say, but they wouldn't turn up for duty during those protests. what happens now then? because in times of rule, we know that reserve is all the backbone of these right. emitted tree. the is a already, so they move in, they will be, will there we or recruits, and they shall temperance. now, we are not familiar to any cases of refusing and due to now everyone who was cards came as far as i know and saying this is very expected because as, as often shot, then the voltage to the professor was it was very clear that very it's cost to in the deck on it is way in those payment including obviously defido to a whole thing guys. so now the inside dose will be the 1st one to hold on to you and to comment to so what they think is the interest of the security of the country video. let me just a final thought to uh on the side of his writing. these at the moment, i mean, this time us operation is unprecedented. thousands of his ready soldiers and civilians have been taken captive. the palestinians of thing is, rails pushed us, pushed us too far for too long. h

speaking to the bbc�*s gideon long, he explained how the country had changed in recent years.nfrastructure work, a lot of investment and education, in health, investment in housing, and a lot of private—sector investment in the early art of shorebased facilities, a number of hotels being constructed, apartment buildings, apartment complexes, so there is been tremendous shift in terms of amendment.— tremendous shift in terms of amendment. . ., , amendment. what are your plans, particularly _ amendment. what are your plans, particularly your— amendment. what are your plans, particularly your plans _ amendment. what are your plans, particularly your plans in - particularly your plans in terms of 0pec? i read this week there was a discussion about whether guiana mightjoin it. whether guiana might join it. at whether guiana mightjoin it. at this moment a decision is very clear. we are in no rush tojoin 0pec. it is not part very clear. we are in no rush to join 0pec. it is not part of our priority for our policy at the moment. we want to be global leaders and energy, climate, the en

to discuss this further, i'm nowjoined by the israeli journalist and author, gideon levy who is in teld this morning. thank you so much forjoining us. what is the situation like in tel aviv where you are? i what is the situation like in tel aviv where you are?— what is the situation like in tel aviv where you are? i don't remember tel aviv in this — aviv where you are? i don't remember tel aviv in this situation _ aviv where you are? i don't remember tel aviv in this situation for _ aviv where you are? i don't remember tel aviv in this situation for many - tel aviv in this situation for many years. ijust went tel aviv in this situation for many years. i just went out to the streets, the streets are totally empty. restaurants, cafe is, everything is locked down. and there is a very heavy feeling of surprise, of shock and fear from what is still expected to happen. when the first rockets fell, i was jogging in the park and the noise was terrible. and ever since then, tel aviv went into a new phase. tel ever since then, tel aviv went into a new phase-— a new phase. tel aviv went into a ne

israeli journalist and author, gideon levy is in tel aviv — which is among the cities attacked. us about the scene he woke up to this morning. i don't remember tel aviv in this situation for many years. i just went out to the streets, the streets are totally empty. restaurants, cafes, everything is locked down. and there is a very heavy feeling of surprise, of shock and fear from what is still expected to happen. when the first rockets fell, i wasjogging in the park and the noise was terrible. and ever since then, tel aviv went into a new phase. first of all, there are many more israeli killed in the official number because things are still very unclear and it is still going on in many towns in the south. expect much bigger numbers of casualties. it is an inevitable result of months and maybe years of israeli arrogance, of the feeling that israel can do whatever it wants and it will never be taken accountable, never pay any price for the programmes of the settlers in the west bank, backed and supported by the israeli army, for the arrest, for the attacks, for the killings of inn

. >> now to tel aviv we are joined by gideon for israel's herat newspaper. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> so, while the u.s. president has publicly backed the idf assessment by using both israeli and u.s. intelligence that the hospital blast was not from an israeli airstrike at the hospital but rather eight misfired rocket -- in terms of easing tensions, the only country which has less credibility than israel in the middle east at times the united states, so even before the hospital explosion, and had been growing across the region because of the ongoing israeli and strikes and gaza and the surging palestinian civilian death toll, and the humanitarian crisis. the big picture in all of this is, what did biden's visit actually achieve if he was trying to avoid escalating the conflict beyond israel and gaza? >> i think, john, that biden concord florida israelis, namely they've got a mixture of a lot of sympathy and empathy, solidarity, but also some borders to the operation in gaza. i think that many israelis saw that, on one hand h

. _ live now to tel aviv where we can speak to gideon levy, a columnist for the ha'aretz newspaper.or coming the programme. we had that confirmation that i was talking about there with jeremy bowen from benjamin netanyahu, a ground incursion will happen, what you make of that? i ground incursion will happen, what you make of that?— you make of that? i would not say an hinu you make of that? i would not say anything else. _ you make of that? i would not say anything else, but _ you make of that? i would not say anything else, but more _ you make of that? i would not say anything else, but more time - you make of that? i would not say - anything else, but more time passes, the more question marks there are. where we need to be, when we need to be in above all when we say ground operation, it has all kinds of expressions. it does not mean all over the territory, it can be smaller scale, over the territory, it can be smallerscale, nobody over the territory, it can be smaller scale, nobody knows. over the territory, it can be smallerscale, nobody knows. it over the territory, it can be s

good afternoon to you, gideon . thanks for talking to us gideon.g to us on gb news is benjamin netanyahu meeting with president biden today , meeting with the british today, meeting with the british prime minister how much store does he hold by what they will have to say , telling him, you have to say, telling him, you know, that israel has a right to defend itself , know, that israel has a right to defend itself, but know, that israel has a right to defend itself , but in know, that israel has a right to defend itself, but in line with international law, how much will mr netanyahu be listening to those words, do you think ? those words, do you think? >> first of all, with all the respect , there is >> first of all, with all the respect, there is a difference between the british prime minister and the american president , sorry , israel was president, sorry, israel was never in this fragile situation like now and never was it? so depending on the united states, on really basic needs like now and therefore, i think no israeli prime minister would be

look, gideon, thank you very much.our party conference. so it's so thank you very much. it's gideon falter, who's the chairman campaign chairman of the campaign against anti—semitic ism. right. okay. so, sir starmer so, sir keir starmer just delivered keynote speech delivered his keynote speech promising decade of national promising a decade of national renewal. what's all of this really mean? focusing on the interests working people interests of working people should they win the next general election? pledging election? that is pledging to get britain building. now the labour announced plans labour leader announced plans for generation of towns for a new generation of towns and suburbs . who better to pick and suburbs. who better to pick through the noise with economics and business editor liam halligan liam, thank you very, very much. halligan liam, thank you very, veeroy|ch. halligan liam, thank you very, veeroy from the suburbs, a boy >> boy from the suburbs, a boy from burbs. >> boy from the suburbs, a boy frorth

half after those raids, and after the warrant was withdrawn, the marion mayor suspended police chief gideonand now cody has officially resigned. back with us tonight, one of my all-time favorite guests, eric meyer, the co-owner, publisher and editor of the marion county record. eric, i am so glad you are back. it has been about six weeks since you are here with us. what should we know about the situation? >> it is, like a lot of scandals, the longer you go, the more messages and texts and videos other things start coming out. when people start talking that hadn't talked before. it's getting to be a much clearer picture of what is going on. either the chief was, perhaps, the most incompetent chief that anyone could have ever imagined, or there was some malicious intent behind this. he just today filed a defense against a lawsuit filed by the reporter whose computer is being taken away and a picture that is on the screen right now, he also seized her personal cell phone, and his response was, i just told everybody about this, and they did not tell me it was a bad idea to search this. and then

, gideon falter.semitism, gideon falter. very good to see you this morning, mr falter. i mean, this is rare decent, isn't it, of 1930 germany when the children can't wear the star of david on their chest for fear of being seen as a jew in public? >> i mean, thank god we are living in very different times to the time of the holocaust. and, you know, the thing, though, that we do need to make clear is that closing jewish schools is a really serious step. and i've just heard from friends who dropped their kids off at school this morning at jewish schools that were open and they were saying something like 70. their estimate of the of the children hadn't been brought into school that day because of today, because of parents fears. and it is , you parents fears. and it is, you know, what's just happened in israel. this atrocity, this terrorist atrocity has reverberated around the jewish world, not only in the sense that so many of us have lost people that we know and love or still waiting for news on them,

. >> you know the right to a public defender was developed in 1963 in gideon case ensuring the right to a public defender. we take this very seriously in our office. my vision is that anyone in our office should be representing the people represent the same way they want their love 1s to representd and people think if you have a public defender representing you in san francisco you will bet better than a private attorney. we will leave no stone unturned no motion unfiled and try to perform the highest level for clients >> that's fantastic >> often when people think public defenders they jump to the idea of somebody defending somebody in court your office does more than courtroom representation. >> i'm an elected public dem felonieder i campaigned on that it is important we break the mold of what is public for our office on accomplish. fiercely defending is the core of what we do and that will never go, way. as the only elected public defender there is an elected da and sheriff in every county. in the state but one elected public defender. it is important our office pushed envelope an

. >> lawrence: gideon, it's not just her university.ll when you tried to put up signs. >> yeah. unfortunately within 24 hours of putting up signs of like 2-year-old israeli who was kidnapped and actually a student at the university's cousin is currently captive in gaza. once i hung up those posters they were ripped down within 24 hours. >> lawrence: what did they say? >> all the sign said was kidnapped. the age of the person, and their name, and brings them home. that's all it said. kidnapped by hamas and we have american -- we have people in america cheering for the kidnapping of american allies and the kidnapping of americans. they are americans. we have people that are stuck in gaza. and we have people on our campuses cheering that on as resistance. it's insane. >> lawrence: lizzy, a lot of these folks say as they are ripping down the posters, that we don't -- that they don't stand with hamas. that they stand with the palestinian people. but, they say the same sort of rhetoric that the folks hamas are saying and chances. >> at this p

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. >> lawrence: gideon, i was at hunter college and i saw you there.sh girls home because they didn't feel safe. >> no. it's definitely gotten worse. as the hamas misfired a rocket, we are expecting things to get much worse on campus because when something goes wrong and they kill their own civilians because they are terrorists who do not care about palestinians. they are just racist people who want to kill all jews and don't care if they kill their own people in the process we are expecting that hatred to foment more on campus and already seeing that across do you knowies. like columbia, msa at queens college posting videos referencing the hamas charter for people to go find jews and kill them. we have other jews on campus talking about freedom of palestine from 75 years of occupation which necessitates the murder of you a jews in the region. again, the name palestine comes from the romans when they were trying to surprise the indigenous jewish population israel. we know it from the christian bible and jewish bible that the land of israel belongs to t

gideon, thanks very much. we pray for your friend, hersh. so many people have a hersh. we give you credit for what you and your family are doing. thanks. >> thank you. >> martha: american studying in israel. that is "the story" for this friday afternoon. the story goes on. you'll see it continuing live on fox with our life coverage of the unfolding war between israel and hamas. it has stepped up considerably over the course of the last several hours. the firing -- the fire going in to gaza city will continue with our live coverage and our reporters on the ground. i'll see you back here monday. have a good afternoon. >> its on again. more shelling in gaza. the israeli defense forces saying they're expanding ground operations as we speak. is this the start of a ground water? welcome. i'm neil cavuto on a very busy day and now night. it's about 11:00 p.m. in israel as we speak. let's go to trey yingst in southern israel. trey? >> good afternoon, neil. as we speak, the real military is shelling and striking the gaza strip the past several hours. they have ramped up strikes

. >> ainsley: all right, gideon, what are you seeing at your school, you are at hunter college in theing a lot of students coming and joining in these protests and not just the various palestinian students on the campus but it's a wide swath of this intersectional group coalescing around this issue. a lot of them are like the lgbtq clubs and there has been a very prominent people explains this well a picture of chickens holding a sign chickens for kfc and below it says years for palestine that captures the issue. if these people were to protest in gaza with hamas, hamas wouldn't take too kindly to their breaking news. >> ainsley: jack, how about you. nyu jr. tell me what you are seeing. >> the thing to me most disturbing the advance every single protest inat initfada ats against jewish people. see people chanting for terrorist attacks against random jewish people is extremely scary. >> ainsley: nathan how about you? you are at ncu. >> it's getting worse and worse by the day. we are at day 20. day 21 now. these acts of anti-semitism are getting more and more extreme. it doesn't feel li

please thank professor gideon to. now i'm pleased to introduce our speaker amber athey to discuss her new book, the snowflakes revolt how woke millennials hijacked american media. amber will tell us how left wing activists are destroying media. the snowflakes result revolt exposes how the left uses campus campus mob intimidation and the media to force students to comply and agree with their ideas. her book is part memoir part investigation, and she suggests ways to respond. the left's tactics. amber powerfully details her own experience facing leftist backlash in school and throughout her career. she first faced pushback as a conservative as a georgetown university student, and she got tired of it, especially the radical ideas promoted at her school. so she organized a lecture with issue was 2015 at georgetown with christina hoff summers, one of our speakers back then, what i remember most about amber was the fliers that the loony georgetown administrators put around the school offering safe spaces spaces rooms near t

thank you very much indeed. allan fisher talking to us from occupied east jerusalem. gideon ladies columnist hod susan newspaper. he's joining us from tel aviv. thank you very much indeed for being with us. how strong a support amongst is ready for the type of the war that is really ministries carrying out at the moment. what i think it's up to the support right now. don't forget that most of these ways are still in the falls falls, owning it also in the moodle for taking revenge and punishing god the punishing to come off. the most of these ways are not exposed to the scenes in god. these are the media is hardly covering the drugs and vision guys, which makes it much easier for everyone to something cool the video. so they swore, especially when they know things going on. the corner of each of these very side in the invasion, minimum number. how much does that support geared towards these very mother tree and how much of it is geared towards the next? and you also have government no, nothing is given right to the government. it's only about that the spending that way in time. so for those i

and it's offensive. victoria gates and b l g 0, as well as my colleagues sort of when you spoke to gideon levy, who is the economist, that hurts these papers and explain see, is there any public sentiment towards prime minister benjamin netanyahu, his di, we'd be over, i don't see him but recovering from the fiasco. i don't see people just getting used to the fact that she would continue to be pregnant his doctor visit. yes. cool. the big change right now after all those months. so for this, the game scene is the pro, this is much why the know, even know outspoken because more and more right we yes, say in close rules. they don't come out here. but they all say they said we can continue with this man in the phone or so here. and he's not taking any responsibility for their failure. we have the exploring, i guess each me to wait until the wall. we're all going to be over. but if god forbid that we'd be in, that is a yes score like it was $1.00 to $7.00. so for october then you with the as to what, which one. so, i mean his time is now very, very limited. and my guess is that he knows it, b

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. >> you know the right to a public defender was developed in 1963 in gideon case ensuring the right to a public defender. we take this very seriously in our office. my vision is that anyone in our office should be representing the people represent the same way they want their love 1s to representd and people think if you have a public defender representing you in san francisco you will bet better than a private attorney. we will leave no stone unturned no motion unfiled and try to perform the highest level for clients >> that's fantastic >> often when people think public defenders they jump to the idea of somebody defending somebody in court your office does more than courtroom representation. >> i'm an elected public dem felonieder i campaigned on that it is important we break the mold of what is public for our office on accomplish. fiercely defending is the core of what we do and that will never go, way. as the only elected public defender there is an elected da and sheriff in every county. in the state but one elected public defender. it is important our office pushed envelope an

. >> you know the right to a public defender was developed in 1963 in gideon case ensuring the right to a public defender. we take this very seriously in our office. my vision is that anyone in our office should be representing the people represent the same way they want their love 1s to representd and people think if you have a public defender representing you in san francisco you will bet better than a private attorney. we will leave no stone unturned no motion unfiled and try to perform the highest level for clients >> that's fantastic >> often when people think public defenders they jump to the idea of somebody defending somebody in court your office does more than courtroom representation. >> i'm an elected public dem felonieder i campaigned on that it is important we break the mold of what is public for our office on accomplish. fiercely defending is the core of what we do and that will never go, way. as the only elected public defender there is an elected da and sheriff in every county. in the state but one elected public defender. it is important our office pushed envelope an