all these things use a special type of battery code, lithium ion, and they've gotten sold goods that we now building huge ones all over the world. and this may be the key to solving one of the biggest challenges of out time the on the 1st, let's back up a little 18. hundreds of themed telling them scientists of asenjoe volta invented the world's 1st veteran cold devil take pile. now our little coins back is a replica of bolts pile. we've got 5 cent court. instead of covering them, we've got these little watches that i played with think and in the middle we've got bits of paper that a sofa and vinegar. the reason this works of the chemical reactions that are happening here, very simply speaking, electronics so negatively charged particles, good freed up on losing cans and compound is ready to receive. once you connected with the cable of the electron stopped flowing from the link to the corporate law, you've got electricity have a chemical reactions and here it reversible. so once they are no more new electrons to go over, the battery is spent just like it happens with your typical ho

all this meant lithium, ion battery, sweat, perfect to power, personal electronics. and it wasn't long until another industry also recognized that potential, the automaker saw the opportunity and then they invest that a lot of money. this is evelyn a story who's an analyst in the energy storage team of research from bluebook any? yes, the automakers are basically the leaders on pioneers and making learning batteries cheaper and better to see more batteries also relatively lights and don't lose much of that charge when they're not used under together. they're great to power electric cos. so as more electric cars are sold, more of the team, i own batteries are produced, and that's made them a significantly cheaper since 2010, the price for lithium ion battery is, has dropped by 90 percent. just to put that into perspective, making one for a test level why in 2010 would have cost $83000.00, making the call prohibitively expensive. today the battery only costs around $8000.00, and this drop in price makes them attractive to use for something even bigger than the cost. st

the ions move to a liquid, but over time deposits form on the polls. due to chemical reactions, reducing the batteries performance in a solid state battery, the solid material replaces the liquid, allowing the ions to travel between the poles. the advantage of no deposits for so to solid state battery could theoretically last for decades. germany has an edge they inject a liquid into the battery that pardons, completing the solid state battery. this process makes potential mass production much easier. we produce them just like conventional lithium ion battery stood a half and that's what sets us apart from other solid state batteries which require the material to be formed outside the battery shaft. in the other competitors in solid state battery development have to test completely new production methods which continually delays mass production. that's kind of the racist. still open it remains exciting. but can a small german start up with just 5000000 euros of funding compete against the multi 1000000000 euro companies in asia? you think of yourself t

the negative ions charge of the fog product with which in turn are attached to the positive ions on thed error is cleared of fog which gives the pilot clearance for takeoff and landing. >> s. res. airplane can see the landing lights from say 300 feet up and say a mile away from the strip, of course the airport is open come he can see. there is no reason to worry about fog at all. when i went up to cornell as a freshman, i i wanted to go ino engineering physics, but in the meantime i concentrated on track and field. i got to be captain of the team for a couple of events, high hurdles and hurdles. in the broad jump. in 52 i i went to the olympic games and i got a silver medal. unfortunately missed the gold medal by four centimeters. frustrating, but you know, very, very fulfilling experience to go over there. >> one, two, five equal -- >> president of energy innovation incorporated. although he has become progressively blind over the last ten years, he continues to develop his theories of electoral gas dynamics. presently, he holds over 50 patterns worldwide. ♪ ♪ >> high. >> this inventio

and then in the early 19 seventy's, the here of alice story, the lithium ion battery, 1st appeared on the scene. the person to come up with the idea for it was surprisingly assigned to this that the exxon mobil. like them, the oil giant was worried. the world was going to run out of oil, so it was scrambling to find alternatives. the battery he developed was rechargeable, and used lithium metal that's particularly reactive, so it could set free and lots of energy. this original victory didn't make it big. video went through a couple of hands, the proof that before it reached solely based on the concept them to a product, spots mass producing with the amount on batteries 1st, using it in the camcorders with a new handicap. see all was it from there, the technology became suspended and everything from laptops to power tools, they can be charged at least a few 100 times and pack a lot of energy into a small space. all this meant lithium, ion battery, sweat, perfect to power, personal electronics, and it wasn't long until another industry also recognized that potential the automaker saw t

ione wells in washington. the polls are very close.ing every day, each with its own slightly different take on the figures. if you take the average, vice president kamala harris continues to lead, but the gap has shrunk in the last few days to around a single point. but the national vote share won't determine the winner. let's turn to the battleground states, the seven that were very close last time around and could be decisive in this election. trump's poll leads in north carolina, arizona and georgia — you can see them at the bottom of the screen — are between one and two points. other states like nevada, wisconsin and pennsylvania are even tighter. the picture has been shifting very slightly in favour of trump since the start of october, but neither candidate can bank on victory in any of these states. none of the leads we're seeing are bigger than the margins of error that come with all polls, so still plenty to play for. i spoke to frank luntz, who is a pollster and communications consultant who has advised the republicans in the

device that you have in your home, in your office, on your rv or in a boat can likely contain lithium ion batteries. my kids are always charging their cell phones on their buds to stay safe, all in one is the only handheld multi-purpose fire safety aerosol that's on the market today that will be able to put out lithium ion fires right now, we're offering 25% off on a three pack of the life safe all in one. head to cbsphilly.com for washington loves to talk. i love to get stuff done. it's who i am. as mayor, i tackled homelessness... ...added 200 officers in 4 years... and saved our taxpayers $3 billion dollars. i've already got a plan to lower your grocery and insurance bills, to address climate change, and protect reproductive rights. and i'll work with anyone to get it done. i'm sam liccardo and i approve this message. >ryan>well, the 40 niners enjoying their bye week, so that gives them plenty of time to get creative with their halloween costumes. our vern glenn has more in the red and gold report >>>>this is the audi red and gold >>>>report >>the 40 niners are hopeful they'll get chri

we produce them just like conventional lithium ion battery is today and half, and that's what sets us apart from other solid state batteries which required the material to be reformed. outside the battery shaft in this other competitors in solid state battery development, have to test completely new production methods, which continually delays mass production. that's kind of the racist. still open it remains exciting. a can a small german start up with just 5000000 euro is of funding compete against the multi 1000000000 euro companies in asia? you think of yourself times out to them? i think the market is huge and growing rapidly. so we're dealing with the demand driven market, and i think what gets produced will be needed. that's why i'm convinced of there's room for many providers and it stops getting home fixed. same field, i'm be talking. however, the german solid state battery has a disadvantage. it stores less energy compared to competing technologies, making it less suitable for future electric vehicles. occasion manufacturers are targeting a range of 1000 kilometers with their

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ione wells is in detroit.rizona and nevada, hoping to create viral moments and momentum withjust hoping to create viral moments and momentum with just days after go of this campaign. kamala harris appearing with jennifer lopez in nevada. donald trump expecting to appear with the commentator tucker carlson in arizona. with more than 40% of people in arizona having already voted, a lot of this is about trying to swing those undecided voters and also trying to rally both their bases and this will be done especially by trying to stress some of those areas they see as key dividing lines between them and their opponents. for donald trump, this is rhetoric around mass deportations for example. for kamala harris, this is a this is bbc news. we are going to the usa now. kamala harris and donald trump are on whirlwind tours of battleground states in the us, as the presidential election enters the final days of campaigning. it is one of the closest election races in decades. in each of the seven key swing states — which,

and in one case, we had a electric wheelchair, lithium ion battery powered, that caught fire. so it's not just golf carts or e-scooters, but all those different technologies that leverage this fantastic lithium-ion battery technology to be an everyday lives isn't our pockets right now but if you're in a storm surge area and you don't heed the warnings that we've been issuing. you have cases where the house survives, but because of the salt water that entered into the house to flip funny the car nights than the house burns down. so we're trying to keep our first responders are citizens safe and just trying to make them aware of those storm surge area concerns. it's not a prominent lana or telzer or dallas, but just we have saltwater storm surge is where our fear is floridians have seen a significant decline in the number of insurance companies willing to insure homes in florida how confident are you in florida as ability to not only help floridians after the storm, but also to retain current residents giving this dwindling insurance landscape sure. >> this past year, we had nin

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i ione well has more fan reaction.otel in palermo, which is an upmarket neighbourhood of buenos aires. emergency services were called there called their early wednesday evening and found liam payne. he was then taken to the hospital in palermo, but emergency services said he had suffered very serious injuries that were incompatible with life as a result of falling from the third floor of this hotel. and their words, there is no possibility of resuscitation. we are still finding out more details about some circumstances surrounding this event, but it has come as a huge shock to his fans. he was only 31 years old and this is someone who has been in the public spotlight really for his adult life. even his childhood too. he first auditioned for x factor in 2008 and came back in 2010, age 16, and despite being eliminated, he was joined with other contestants — and zane malik — niall horan, harry styles, louis tomlinson and zane malik — becoming one of the biggest boy bands. it's safe to say he will not just have huge fans b

ione wells, bbc news, in buenos aires.ropriate sexual behaviour by the former harrod's boss mohammed al fayed have emerged. al fayed also owned fulham football club the former captain of the women's football team says she was sexually assaulted and groped by him. ronnie gibbons described how she was attacked in his office above harrods on two separate occasions when she was 20. lawyers acting for victims of al fayed say more than a hundred woman have now come forward to say they were targeted by him, after a bbc documentary revealed his offending over decades. speaking from outside fulham's training ground, our sports news correspondent laura scott gave us the details of what happened to ronnie. these are what fulham football club have called profoundly troubling allegations by the former captain of their women's team, ronnie gibbons. and this is a major development because it's the first time we've heard from anyone speaking publicly with allegations against mohamed al fayed directly in relation to his role as owner of fu

. >> have you ever wondered where lithium ion fires can actually start?no further than your personal cell phone, your laptop, your tools in your garage, or your e-bike that maybe you just purchased. every rechargeable device that you have in your home, your office, on your rv or in a boat can likely contain lithium ion batteries. my kids are charging their cell phones. the stay safe all in one is the only hand-held multipurpose fire safety aerosol that is on the market today that will be able to put out lithium ion fires. right now we are offering 25% off on the three-back of the >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the morning edition. >> welcome back. it is 7:31 on this saturday morning. thanks for joining us. i am max tarrow. first alert meteorologist zoe minzs joins us on this saturday morning with a look outside. a beautiful sunrise. we have been talking about it all day. what should people expect when they start their day? >> go are gus, quiet, calm, chilly conditions and cooler from here. kind of in the halloween expert. next week is halloween. and

so, about a day later, you have a sponge that's absolutely saturated with gold ions.cinerate it, and you're left with melted gold, which, when it solidifies, becomes gold nuggets. so, the important question is, what is your magic sponge made of? the answer... ..is ricotta cheese. ricotta cheese? no way. well, actually, yes, whey. because whey is the liquid left over from cheese making, which can itself be made into several things, like ricotta. and itjust so happens that the proteins contained within this completely natural waste product bind very strongly to gold once it's been through all that nasty acid. so you're recovering e—waste using cheese waste? exactly. so if i had to put it into an equation, i will put waste to the square equals gold. that's what we do. that's alchemy, man. that's alchemy! yeah. ok, it's not. and they did have to do a little bit more than just pop down to the shop and buy a blob of ricotta, but the sponge is made in a very similar way. the results they're calling aurogel, the au being the chemical symbol for gold. good, you're ahead of me

. >> have you ever wondered where lithium ion fires can actually start?l than your personal cell phone, your lap. top, your tools in your garage, or our e-bike that maybe you just purchased. every rechargeable device in your home, your office, on your rv or in a boat can likely contain lithium ion batteries. my kids are always cell their cell phones on their bus. the stay safe all in one is the only hand-held, multipurpose fire safe aerosol that is on the market today that will be able to put out lithium ion fires. right now, we are offering 25% off on a three-pack of the life safe all-in-one. head to >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the morning edition. >> welcome back. it is 6: 1 on this saturday morning. that thanks for joining us. i am max daro. a beautiful looking day in the bay area. zoe joins us now. zoe, kind of like one of those continental breakfasts of weather in the bay area. you can go somewhere else and get a different choice? >> exactly, the microclimate is in full force. you want to enjoy a little bit of the onshore chill, head to the c

ione wells, bbc news, in buenos aires.d his chinese counterpart that neither of their countries has an interest in greater global instability at time when "the world is more volatile than it's been for decades". david lammy and wang yi have met in the chinese capital in an attempt to rebuild what have been strained relations between the two permanent members of the un security council. neither of us has an interest in escalation or greater instability. as fellow permanent members of the un security council, we hold special obligations to the global community to show the world that diplomacy can and does work, to show that countries such as ours — with different histories and outlooks — still find pragmatic solutions to complex challenges and to show that problems are not insurmountable. the bbc�*s stephen mcdonell is in beijing with more. let's speak to steve tsang, director of the soas china institute. good to have you with us. what do you think is the significance of this visit because so many politicians in britain are

ione wells in buenos aires. partner, the singer cheryl, has said the last few days have been "indescribably painful". she posted on instagram saying liam was not only a pop star and celebrity but also a son, brother, uncle, dearfriend and father to a son who now has to face the reality of never seeing him again. she also said it was troubling her son would one day have access to recent media reports, which she said were abhorrent. mark aston is the founder of sheild of stars, an organisation which looks after the welfare of those in the music industry. as a musician himself he experienced the difficulties many artists face and told me what its like. it is tragic and it is dark and more than anything it is just sad. liam wasn't a client of ours, i wish he was, we might have perhaps been able to help him. but, you are right, it is generally children that are exposed to this, young adults are thrust into the public eye and they have all the pressure and they have all the pressure and they have all the pressure and

ione wells in buenos aires.rmer partner, the singer cheryl, has said the last few days have been "indescribably painful". she posted on instagram saying liam was not only a pop star and celebrity but also a son, brother, uncle, dearfriend and father to a son who now has to face the reality of never seeing him again. she also said it was troubling her son would one day have access to recent media reports which she said were abhorrent. now it's time for a look at today's sport with chetan. after the international break the english premier league is back. and once again the spotlight is on manchester united manager erik ten hag. they're14th in the table and without a win in five. there's continued speculation around ten hag's long—term future at the club but before saturday's match at brentford he's taken aim at sections of the press who he blames for making up lies. the noise is only coming from the media, from you guys, for some of you, not all of you, i will say this, bringing up stories, creating stories, creat

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now on bbc news, following the death of liam payne, ione wells in buenos aires reports on the eventsand hears from his fans, friends and family as they come to terms with their tragic loss. and a warning the programme contains flashing images. # you're insecure. # don't know what for.# liam payne, one direction star. the whole street would have to be shut down by police because all the fans would be outside screaming. they were worldwide i known and just so very, very famous and successful. killed in a fall from a hotel balcony, he was just 31 years old. i needed to be here, to be present and know this is real. he had been open about his personal struggles. fame can look so glamorous, but it can really take its toll. a tragedy for liam, his family and all who knew him and admired him. i never thought we would have to say goodbye to him so soon. a lot of fans have said that they now feel as though a part of themselves has died. their childhood and their innocence. october 16th, 202a. police are called to the hotel in argentina where liam payne was staying. it's 5:04 pm. emergency serv

what you do not want to list is -- risk is the lithium i -- ion battery in your garage and the power is turned back on. it is called a thermal runaway. it will burn until there is no fuel left. ultimately that could lead to harming you, your household or a first responder. understand those items and salt water do not mix, and you need to take extra precautions as we have had a serious of fires that are -- series of fires. do not sign anything, you sign something, you have two windows of time, tenant 30 days. if you've signed something we can help you get out of what you have signed. you can always hire an attorney or public adjuster or public help. take advantage of what we are doing for you for free. you pay us to do it, let us do our jobs. governor, thank you. gov. desantis: so, we have the tax rebate for property. we will not be collecting property damage from people who have had this damage. make sure you file for that and get your rebate occurring -- accordingly. we will be issuing guidance to property appraisers and we want to be very aggressive at providing that relief. the la

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powder is an important element of sodium-ion batteries, it consists mainly of carbon, and in order tomaterial, something is needed that gives a stable, uniform. and most importantly, a large, regular source of biomass, here we are about remembered the hogweed. sodium batteries will replace more expensive lithium batteries in the future and will become a reliable source of energy for mobile phones, computers and electric cars. domestic scientists have many more ideas on what to do with hogweed, if it is not yet possible to defeat the harmful weed, then it is worth using it, perhaps even put it on the rails of the economy. will mothball it until next season, in winter they will carry out scheduled work to check the pumping equipment, in total there are more than 600 fountains in moscow, they are located in central squares, in parks near shopping malls. you can now watch the symbol of the moscow zoo on your phone or computer. a broadcast from the enclosure of manul timofey appeared on the portal most.ru. anyone can see in real time how the predator gains weight for the winter, becomes fl

let's speak to our south america correspondent, ione wells who is in sao paulo.— amazon, how was it? well, it is certainly not — amazon, how was it? well, it is certainly not the _ amazon, how was it? well, it is certainly not the image - amazon, how was it? well, it is certainly not the image you - certainly not the image you might expect or imagine when you picture the amazon, the green canopies. i did a flyover and it was clear from above just how much of the area has been destroyed. whole swathes left blackened, cleared and in some cases for illegal mining, farming and other activities. i can show you a little bit more about what i saw but it is certainly a shocking image that speaks to not only the worst forest fires in two decades but how that has been made worse by the worst ever drought in brazil this year. this is the amazon rainforest but it barely resembles its name. trees blackened and walked like matchsticks. smoke is choking it. on the front lines, indigenous firefighters, it is their land burning. we say things spread like wildfire because as soon

, well, my, my hoverboard had a lithium ion battery and it caught, caught fire. it's like it's an apples and oranges comparison. so i kind of just wanted to put that out there to make it clear that we're not the battery technology is the same. the batteries themselves, the battery management systems, the safety features are completely different levels, one of the key things that the question was, is san francisco doing anything different or significantly different than any other city? and so in discussions with jeremy and the lafco team and the rest of the city departments, we ended up picking new york city, austin, texas, chicago, illinois, and then fremont and san jose, californi. fremont was selected due to being located with tesla. they've had a lot of work on tesla and they're been very progressive in how they implemented their battery energy storage systems, requirements. san jose, due to being a very large jurisdiction, obviously down south and new york city, because everyone wants to know what new york city does, which is the one outlier. and then austin

there's a lithium ion producer called albemarle, and you can see that stock's up 6%.yum is also surging 13.5% on a report that rio tinto is on the hunt for a provider of lithium ion batteries, think for evs, electric vehicles. abercrombie & fitch, it takes me back to, you know, the 19900s, but it's back in a big way. very popular with millennials and gen-z. jpmorgan adds them to their positive catalyst watch. stock the surging 8.5%. they say, look, you go in, you're probably not going to find great sales. it's great for the company's margins and profitability. and their holster brand, that's the show that's pitch back, so dark, reeked of cologne when you walked n. i haven't been in one in ages, not sure if the lights are back on. ashley: oh, boy. [laughter] lauren: [inaudible] ashley: they're trying to hide the price tag from you. you can't see it. [laughter] lauren, thank you very much. >>> coming up, parts of tennessee, as we know, have been hit with historic thousand-year flooding during helene. we're going to bring you the latest on the recovery efforts there. >>>

ion horn says, quote, these stock sales more likely express a long term view that right now is not a great time to have a lot of equity exposure and that the opportunity set is expected to be better at some point in the not so distant future what do you think about that >> here is where i agree with that perspective, it's gotten more and more challenging not just in the public markets but especially with the way that the public markets have become more concentrated it's gotten really challenging to find opportunities for a value add. these are companies that are so big that enter the markets after so many stages of value add that i understand the concern that investors have about how much more can you really pull out of that system from here? and the answer to that is where are you going to see the innovation in productivity and where are the areas of the market where value add might be gleaned for investors. there is private equity where opportunities exist, i think for investors that are really concerned about valuations taking some risk off the table from equity, playing in the cr

ione wells reports. this is the amazon rainforest but it barely resembles its name.ke matchsticks. clouds not full of rain for the continent, but smoke choking it. 0n the front lines, indigenous firefighters, it is their land burning. we say things spread like wildfire because as soon as one is put out... ..another pops up. for these volunteers the fight is personal. translation: if these fires continue we the indigenous | people will no longer have life because it is killing the plants, in a while it will be asked because we inhale so much. it is a aggressive fire that killed everything that comes its way. she spots another plume of smoke, they had only just finished putting out fires there. the battle feels constant. translation: the majority of these fires are arson, i people who want to invade the land. 0ther fires are natural but those are rare. a disaster it is, natural it isn't. deforestation has slowed under the new government but despite attempt crackdowns, lawlessness is still rife. loggers, miners, farmers use fire to clear land. at the heart of the argume

i'm not saying we won't focus on projects and dollars, i'm just saying we also need to keep an ion output and by the way, so people can look at what we are doing by project. and i want to add one specific one that i think is relevant. we have a digital platform now where they can all put a project into it and we cannot finance together. we can discuss together, finance together, to benefit from working together as compared to making the country go through three hoops to deal with three mdd's to come to one place. there's 100 projects going through that pipe right now. i'm hopeful this will lead to a good outcome. in the same way, i think there's a lot of work yet to be done on what we could do together with sharing each other's practices. shared procurement practices for ukraine, but we are very close to the asian development bank. to do a complete sharing, whereby their due diligence will apply to us as well. when i was in the pacific islands, i came back and pulled secretary ellen some of this, i saw the project were financing, but the countries with limited capacity had to go twice thr

in florida, seawater can set off fires in lithium ion ion batteries. one of the cars that caught fire during hurricane helene was an electric car. it burned down a house. a local fire marshal called them a ticking time bomb. okay, as for those inflation numbers, we get the monthly consumer price index inflation lower than it was pretty close to the fed's 2% target. that, and concerns over employment convinced the fed to lower interest rates last month. we'll also get the social security cola soon. that's the cost of living adjustment that will be smaller than in the pas, because inflation has been lower than in the past. the social security cola, by the way, good way of measuring your own cost of living. if your income is not rising as quickly as someone who's getting social security, you need a raise because you're getting paid less every year. speaking of expenses, whole foods, the amazon grocery store, will experiment with small warehouses in some locations so you can pick up your amazon purchase. when you do your grocery shopping. as you know, you

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>> reporter: mass evacuations clogged state highways ions run >> i have been here for 38 years and never had them force us do this. >> reporter: we are seeing the wind pick up with landfall still hours away. at this point, downtown tampa looks like a ghost town with so many people heeding the evacuation orders and moving to safety. some are choosing to stay put. including this tampa restaurant owner whose wife and three children evacuated >> i just felt compelled not to leave. i wanted to protect our home. >> reporter: milton comes two weeks after hurricane helene ravaged some of the same areas, still littered with storm debris. state officials say crews managed to remove half before time ran out. they are prepared to respond to this historic storm.. >> reporter: the latest forecast shows the potential for up to nine feet of storm surge here in the tampa bay area. it was 15 feet. because the storm is trending south that has gone down a bit. but, i have seen some of the communities out on the barrier islands and some of them were decimated by just five feet of storm surge two weeks ago be

our south america correspondent ione wells is following the story from buenos aires and sent this update hotel behind me. police say they arrived at the scene and he was rushed to hospitals and he was rushed to hospitals and his injuries were so severe he could not be resuscitated and an post—mortem found he died from multiple traumas, internal and external bleeding and an inspection that has been done of the hotel as well as found a whiskey bottle, a lighter and a mobile phone found a whiskey bottle,

what the international institute ions and the economic establishment want to is they want to see higher taxes, higher spending, a more big government, a more they do not want to see that challenged. and we've already heard noises from the congressional budget office and elements of the united market about. what the financial stability situation. say. what have i learned from my experience? what have i learned my time in? i have learned that we are facing a really quite challenging forces of the global, not just in terms of the virulent activists making extremist arguments, but also the power they hold in our institutions. and that leads me to believe that. what conservatives need is what i describe as a bigger bazooka. now, what do i mean by a bigger bazooka. well, first of all, i mean that we need really strong conservative infrastructure to be able to take on the left. you they are well-funded. they activist. they have many friends in high and we need strength in depth in our political operation. that's why i'm working on a new political movement in the uk called popular conservatism,

this idea of jews recreating a homeland in palestine took on the name zionism is ion a biblical reference to the land of israel hartzell's division and had little support among european jewelry, religious and secular, but heard. so it was an appealing to his fellow european jews as much as he was to europe's leaders. an echo of centuries passed when seeking the king's favor was crucial to securing jewish interests. in their union stock hurts aligned to jewish state with western civilization, claiming that a jewish homeland in palestine would serve as a sector of the wall of europe against asia and the outpost of civilization against barbarism. zionism was using the races troops of the white western world. today, humanize the people of the muslim world. the same troops, christian europe, had long used to humanize both muslims and jews. and in the process offered europe and answer to its unresolved jewish question. zionist knew that part of the success of their project was the officer jeanette by senators. and that in fact, if there was no anti semitism, zionism would really have no reason

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