kenstone, executive member, hamilton coalition to stop the war, hamilton, ontario, and rick sterling, investigative journalist out of walnut creek, california. thank you both for being with me. well, ken, let's start off with you. why do you think that the israeli regime didn't renew the truth? uh, the israeli regime was opp opposed to the truce in the first place. i believe it was forced into having a truce, first of all, because uh, the united states was putting great pressure on it to have a truth, uh, because the... populations around the world were rising up spontaneously in the streets and demonstrating and calling on their governments to uh pressure israel for a ceasefire, and um, i think that the u.s. um, wanted the uh, the you the uh hamas to have a cease fire, but they uh did not use the pressures that they could have to make sure sure that the seas fire was permanent. and was a uh was a permanent military seasfire leading to uh a long lasting, permanent and just comprehensive deal for israeltine, and as a result, the genocide is continuing today, and israelis are the israel

kenstone, executive member hamilton coalition to stop the war. hamilton, ontario, and rick sterling, investigative journalist out of walnut creek, california, thank you both for being with me, well ken, let's start off with you, why do you think that the israeli regime didn't renew the truth? uh, the israeli regime was a opposed to the truce in the first place, i believe it was forced into having a truce. first of all because uh the united states was putting great pressure on it to have a truth uh because the populations around the world were rising up spontaneously in the streets and demonstrating and calling it on their governments to uh pressure israel for a ceasefire and um i think that uh the us um wanted the uh the you the uh hamas to have a ceasefire. but they did not use the pressures that they could have to make sure sure that they see for was permanent and was a permanent leading to uh a long-lasting, permanent and just comprehensive deal for israel, palestine, and as a result, the genocide is continuing today, and israelis are the israe

ken stone, executive committee member of hamilton coalition to stop the war from hamilton, ontario. mr. stone, welcome to press tv. now, mr. stone, 71 days of onslaught, 19,00, at least 19,00 people killed, uh, many are still under rubble, hospitals, schools, mosks and even was churches were bombed where people were seeking shelter. now, mr. stone, is it fair to say that the regime doesn't care about anything or anyone, women and children, doctors, medical staff, journalists, muslims, christians and even their own people, the three captives that they killed just recently, uh, that's uh, exactly. the point, they uh, they not only don't care about palestinians, whether they're journalists, doctors, lawyers, um, people who work in the ref relief agencies, people who are in church, people who are going to the mosque, they are all part of the israeli plan of genocide in gaza, the plan is to, as netanyahu says, to thin out the... population of palestinians in gaza, and then to expell them from gaza, such that or so that israel can take over the coastal enclave, build up forts or city and

coalition support for the yes in my backyard act. >> we do support the bill is an important way for communities to have more resources and increase incentives to address the hamiltonyou included examples of localities that cut land-use regulations in your testimony. can you walk through some of those examples for us, what were the resulting effects of the policy issues? >> in places that reduce barriers to housing instruction the market responds by providing more housing and more reasonable prices accessible to more households. thank you for your attention on exact housing one piece of getting the rules right to facilitate broadly accessible housing. nebraska is one of the few states that requires the localities to allow manufactured housing to be cited anywhere that the site house would be built allowed congress could go further by removing the permit requirement on manufactured housing. to make this type of housing more flexible and able to serve a bigger variety of households. >> mr. michelle, the you also mentioned zoning restrictions in your testimony would you care to add your perspective on how government restrictions decrease housing supply in europe 30 se

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