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ifi may... excuse me, i go back to the accords with... - one. ifi may...sult my country and say that we are not an honest broker. i refused to sit here and allow you to say that, it makes me very angry that you have the audacity to say that. period. if i ma , audacity to say that. period. if i may, having served in the us government until less than two months — government until less than two months ago, i think the us has been a weekend _ months ago, i think the us has been a weekend of freedom around the world _ a weekend of freedom around the world i_ a weekend of freedom around the world. i think the us has done an immense — world. i think the us has done an immense amount of good, however when it comes _ immense amount of good, however when it comes to— immense amount of good, however when it comes to israel, we are not an honest— it comes to israel, we are not an honest broker. we do not hold a threat _ honest broker. we do not hold a threat to— honest broker. we do not hold a threat to the same standard on human rights _ threat to the same standard o

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i would like to interrupt you ifi may, we are hearing _ strip.errupt you if i may, we are hearing from - strip. i would like to interrupt you if i may, we are hearing from the| if i may, we are hearing from the israeli defence forces, let's hear from them. israeli defence forces, let's hear from them-— israeli defence forces, let's hear from them. and they violated our hosta . e from them. and they violated our hostage agreement. _ from them. and they violated our hostage agreement. following i from them. and they violated our. hostage agreement. following this violation we run —— we resumed our military operations in gaza on friday morning. our mission remain the same, to bring back all our hostages and to dismantle hamas's military and governing capabilities. and very important for us to restore security to the israel's borders and the north. after hamas broke the pause, hezbollah also went back to firing, as well from lebanon, not only from lebanon but also other iranian proxies in other arenas too. we are still defending our civilians on mult

ifi if i may interact for a moment, look at the reality.e killed during the protest. the death penalty is being used against some of those who were part of the protest movement. everything suggests the regime is actually cracking down harder, and many of the protests are being reduced in size and scale. to the outsider, it looked as though the regime believes it can outlast the protest movement. i need to and, if i may, asking you another difficult and personal question. narges has suffered terribly in prison, her health has been very poor at times, she almost died on one occasion in prison. she still faces years in prison, she still faces in theory, 100 lashes as part of her punishment. do you believe that you and your children are going to be reunited with narges one day? do you think winning their surprise might make a big difference to the causes that narges has devoted her life to? —— winning this prize. taghi rahmani, we must and there but i must congratulate both you and your children for being here in oslo to receive the nobel peace

we must in. ified this front of struggle globally, especially in terms of military embargo, those continue to state of israel with - accompliced in the genocide, all crimes and crimes against humanity that they commit, we will continue to pursue the intensification of this important filler as well as advocating for the global campaign to return to palestine for all palestinians. it is the most violent of oppression to deny anyone to return to their... home and country of their b, the country of their fathers and their forefathers. nelson mandela advocated for peace, forgiveness and reconciliation, but only where there is justice, freedom and dignity. combin, what you have the last word, how can nelson mandela's rich legacy be effectively utilized in the fight for the liberation of palestine. nelson mandela. the international icon and figure who is best known for two very important issues for having le south african a freedom fight for self determination of the people of south africa and for the subsequent process about being a reconciliator of great momentum so the legacy that nelson mande

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ifi if i leave, they win. if i leave, the bullies take place. this is bullying.lling its privilege was designed to force me to resign but he did not even have the fortitude to go ahead and call the privilege. yet someone else to do it, someone who just recently done one on me. the reality is it is obviously, theatre for the cameras, beautiful microphones, theatre for the american people. at the expense of the american people because no real work is getting done. one last thing to show you before we go. two giant pandas, yang guang and tian tian, will soon be leaving edinburgh zoo after 12 years there. the public had their last chance to say goodbye before the pair return home to china. it was hoped they would mate while they were at the zoo but sadly that did not happen. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. this cold snap has brought some of the coldest november nights for 13 years and some unusual snow for devon and cornwall. now, that's all clearing out the way but there are wintry showers elsewhere and where the surface has been left damp with that rain, slee

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ifi message and wanted the plan to d conflict amount to?u very much _ conflict amount to? if i may say so, thank you very much for _ conflict amount to? if i may say so, thank you very much for taking - conflict amount to? if i may say so, thank you very much for taking us l thank you very much for taking us through all this. i think you are rather eloquently demonstrating one of the problems we had and you are perfectly correct that there was a diversions in the message. in in the advice. in england certainly, we felt that the people had been through a lot, there has been a huge sacrifice effort by the public to get the r level down below one. people needed to know whether they should go back to work or not. we wanted to have a message to allow people to go back to work if they could and to get things going. the difficulty was, as you rightly say, that in other parts of the uk, they had a slightly different approach. it was hard to get a message that everybody could agree upon. the messaue everybody could agree upon. the message was _ ever

ifi if i leave, they win. if i leave, the bullies take place. this is bullying.d, was designed to force me to resign but he didn't even have the fortitude to go ahead and call the privilege, he had someone else do it, someone who has actually just recently done one on me, which is ombudsman esposito, so the reality is it is all theatre, its theatre for the cameras, it's betterfor the cameras, it's better for the microphones, cameras, it's betterfor the microphones, etc for the american people at the expense of the american people because no real work is getting done. before we go — a world record that mightjust make you gasp. kayaking down a 65 foot glacial waterfall in the arctic circle, 32—year—old aniol serrasolses paddled through the rapids and ice tunnels of the glacial river before going down the ice waterfall in svalbard, norway. he described the experience as "like kayaking on another "planet". hello. this cold snap has brought some of the coldest november nights for 13 years and some unusual snow for devon and cornwall. now, that's all clearing out the w

ifi if i can get your if i can get your reaction if i can get your reaction to if i can get your reaction i can get your reaction to the un if i can get your reaction to the un security council voted being postponed? it security council voted being postponed?— security council voted being --ostoned? , ., , postponed? it could be a good sign because they're — postponed? it could be a good sign because they're intent _ postponed? it could be a good sign because they're intent on - postponed? it could be a good sign l because they're intent on hammering something out that will work, my fear is that it will be watered down so much that it will be basically meaningless. so, this binding resolution is was really needed to put into the israelis of the international community is very serious and just shopped at the deplorable videos coming out of gaza and seeing some of the draught wording and similarto and seeing some of the draught wording and similar to what the russian foreign ministry car for a few days ago which is basically hostilities and humanitarian problems and the trend to make someth

ifi can see there can see that in different regions, well, if i ask a very specific question to our militaryegion? now, idon't here it is weaker than in maxi region? now, i don't want to give any specifics about differing conditions. yes, sometimes they're saying yes, well, it would be better if we would have that level. so my question, my task is the same, so we need to standardise the solid defence. thank you. now a question to the right of the centre aisle. thank you very much for having me. my thank you very much for having me. my question is on the battlefield. uk and ireland forces seem to be suffering a serious shortage of artillery shelling —— ukraine forces. some say ukrainian forces need to change the tactic because of the lack of ammunitions. what is your opinion about this? and second question is, you know, western military support is,, you know, fading. seems to be decreasing. and, you know, if the result is western supports ukraine, you know, can be losing. so what is your opinion about, you know, this opinion? thank you very much. translation: i thank you for the ruestion. tra

alexander, one more question, ifj from being killed. just one more, | alexander, one more question, ifiuld. a warning also the breakdown of law and order. any reports of that that have come your way? i have seen the reports _ that that have come your way? i have seen the reports of _ that that have come your way? i have seen the reports of this. _ that that have come your way? i have seen the reports of this. i _ that that have come your way? i have seen the reports of this. i can't - seen the reports of this. i can't verify them specifically, but i mean, i think, verify them specifically, but i mean, ithink, to me, it verify them specifically, but i mean, i think, to me, it makes sense. if you've got a situation where you are living in a place and you cannot give your child a drop of water or you have an elderly relative and you cannot get food for them, you will be desperate. he will do whatever you can to try and survive, and that is what is happening at the moment. people are just trying to survive.— just trying to survive. alexander, thank ou just trying to survive. alexander, than

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ifying the representation of our program to match the business community in san francisco. thank you. thank you, kevin. and if we don't have edna, that concludes our additions to the environment team. so welcome to everyone who's joining us. so assuming we're not hearing from edna, maybe we should move on then to item number four, which i believe is approval of the minutes. i'm hoping commissioners have had a chance to review the minutes and if so, can i have a motion to approve them? so moved. okay. we have a motion from commissioner hunter. second, second and a second from commissioner tompkins. with that, we should go to public comment, i believe, because we've all consolidated this into consent calendar. yeah, that's correct. president, are there any members of the public who wish to speak on items two through four of the agenda? if so, please approach the podium and seeing none. public comment on items two through four is closed. okay. please call the roll president on a vice president. one is excused. commissioner bermejo a commissioner hunter. a commissioner sullivan

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