the report of the fire has spread and extended to the hebrew university. the media of the zionist regime announced that the cause of the fire may be the launch of kirkov by palestinian militants towards the military base of the zionist regime. the kenyan police forces protested in front of the protesters. this is when the president of kenya asked the army of this country to intervene to suppress the anti-government protests following the passage of the tax increase law by the kenyan parliament and the protesters' attempt to capture the police parliament. he shot at the protesters. as a result of this action, at least 5 people were killed, dozens were injured and parts of the kenyan parliament building were set on fire. reuters reported that the opposition is calling for the resignation of kenyan president william ruto. it is said that the goal of the government in presenting the bill to increase the tax by 2 billion and 700 million dollars is to try to reducing kenya's external debt. and the governor of swadkoh announced that the axis of swadkoh was blocke

hackist's report of the fire the fire has spread and extended to the hebrew university. the media of the zionist regime announced that the fire was probably caused by the throwing of molotov cocktails by palestinian fighters towards the military base. according to him, the production of fake news and destructive content in cyberspace has increased. the spokesperson of the national center for virtual space in the last week alone, 75% of the content produced by anti-iranian groups has been abroad to anger the officials and candidates of the presidential elections. hashmat looks like a real user account. profile photo or has the same profile. he has been on the x social network for 10 years and produces content . it is managed by a team of people from the political wing of the people's mojahedin khalq , they are guided by their commanders, and they use this name to publish articles in the press . the american intercept website has been doing this for 10 years . disclosure that is a pardon for fake accounts. now this website has announced that heshmat alavi has made a robot

global chair and law at queen mary university of london and the lawrence dbl chair in law at hebrew universitythis is the professor, an israeli citizen of palestinian descent in is really police custody on april 19. according to her lawyer who spoke to the guardian, the 63 rhodes scholar was strip- searched, handcuffed and denied access to food, water and medication for several hours she was held in a cold cell without adequate clothing or banquettes. she told the newspaper that the officer that strip-searched are also accused her of being part of hamas and told her to burn and die. suppose a crime, she appeared on a podcast hosted by three american scholars and spoke about israeli human rights violations she gave you full throated denunciation of sexual violence in conflict with a committed by israel or the palestinians and talked about allegations of sexual violence committed by hamas on october 7 be used to justify violence in gaza. and for that, for speaking up, is really police charged with suspicion of severe incitement against the state of israel for statements made against zionism and

which reminds me, you know, the story is about cml gut with the student at the hebrew university whereherapy. and she provided yoga lessons for foil mates in captivity. we don't know what is going with her right now. it's clear they will need a very long recovery process shlomi cannot return to his home up in the nose because there is well, when gonzaga and is home is attacked and it will take months and the ears, it's also for the house. the other families. it's great joy, but the concern is enormous. they cannot really the release hostages. they cannot really full when they know that their friends are still there. and i must say with some void because because today in the israeli parliament, the families of the hostages were attacked by the extreme right-wing members of the parliament, which in a way told them that they should be sacrificed i'm sorry to say that and we we know that the only way to get all the 120 hostages back dead or alive is by a deal. there was a deal that was put on the table by president biden, and i think it's all of us and i'm through your show, i want to deli

the health team for the hostages families forum and professor at hadassah medical center in hebrew university. dr. levine, thanks so much for being here with us. i think everyone wants to know how these hostages are doing now that they're back home. >> when they bother thing that there are back home and clearly it was a very emotional de for them for the families, for many people in israel and all around the world i spoke with the four of them and with the families they're much better than now. weight is concerns but i must tell from my experience with the others suggests that sometimes after the first day we see the marks of the loan period in captivity in terms of mental health and need for station because are reporting is that that outwardly that there's no they didn't have to appear to have the outward signs of any medical distress, was there any sign of physical mistreatment or anything like that? >> i hear you on the mental health and i do want to talk more about that too. >> sure. we have to remember that the hostages are kept in different conditions as they were kept above the ground.

>> narrator: this dilemma played out vividly on the campus of columbia university in new york city. >> (chanting in hebrewbia had been divided from the beginning of the crisis. the day after october 7, a prominent middle east studies professor described the hamas attacks as "innovative" and wrote that they were a "stunning victory" for the "palestinian resistance." (camera shutter clicking) tens of thousands of people signed a petition demanding he be fired. >> (chanting): from the river to the sea! >> narrator: columbia's two main pro-palestinian student groups also came out publicly after the attacks, saying they stood "in full solidarity with palestinian resistance." >> a large rally held this evening at columbia university, students there telling us they are protesting the antisemitism happening on campus. >> (speaking hebrew) >> narrator: we spoke to jewish students at columbia in late october. benjamin weiss, a freshman, was attending a pro-israel rally. >> you see people supporting terrorism on campus and that makes you unsafe. and so i think it's about laying down the line, and saying, "here isher

when i was at university, which was before , just before which was before, just before the woke revolution really blew up , i studied hebrew in very, very niche stuff that wasn't really anything to do with the western canon, but the idea that you would dismiss the value of aristotle, of people like g.e. moore or hume, and the idea that there in some way embedded in colonialism is just nonsense . colonialism is just nonsense. and there's a kind of irony to this, because it's coming from this, because it's coming from this place of cultural rights, of viewing all cultures as equal of viewing all cultures as equal. but when you actually look at it in, in its plainest sense, when you remove this kind of structural framework that their value framework that they're imposing on the western canon, what they're saying is that some cultures are more equal than others and actually it's acceptable to, to , to, to it's acceptable to, to, to, to not only acceptable, but also morally mandatory to undermine the western canon, undermine the knowledge base of, of the of the western, of western culture, effectively, and it's just simply not