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and that's another less than that we learned in iraq and afghanistan. but the less than the civilians in, in palestine have learned is once they evacuate, they don't get back in. so that's one of the big concerns if you've talked to palestinians on the other side of the equation, those that have gone into jordan, now there's in times of crisis. they can't get back into land se one's had. so what do we do with that fear and, and is there some negotiation, some deal that get civilian evacuation but doesn't result in them not being able to get back into guys a um into their home? no, it's a great question um and what we, what we did in pollution for example, the 2nd time range went into felicia. they had evacuated about 90 percent of the civilians. so only 10 percent of the civilians in that entire city were left. when the marines went into includes you went in the almost everybody there was tied into that to the, to the that's right. they made the decision to stay and fight. and so the marines took them out. part of that part of the way we weren't able to

and that's another lesson that we learned in iraq and afghanistan. but the less than the civilians in, in palestine have learned is once they evacuate, they don't get back in. so that's one of the big concerns. if you've talked to palestinians on the other side of the equation, those that have gone into jordan, now there's been times of crisis. they can't get back into land se one's had. so what do we do with that fear and, and is there some negotiation, some deal that get civilian evacuation but doesn't result in them not being able to get back into guys uh into their home? no, it's a great question um and what we, what we did in solution for example, the 2nd time range went into solution. they had evacuated about 90 percent of the civilians. so only 10 percent of the civilians in that entire city were left. when the marines went into exclusion, went in the almost everybody there was tied into the, to the, to the that's right. they made the decision to stay and fight. and so the marines took them out. part of that part of the way we weren't able to

the first to bomb civilians, they the americans have been doing it as a regular practice in afghanistan, iraq and syria, they continue to do that, they've unleashed their proxies from al-qaeda through to isis, through to jabbat. there is the ttp in pakistan and in afghanistan, they have hundreds of proxies that do their dirty work, they of course invest in israel uh particularly well, because 3.8 billion uh us dollars goes annually into maintaining israel, they of course uh supply one, they've given since 2011 1.6 billion dollars. uh just for the iron dome itself, of course that iron dome uh is now a myth in terms of the reality of what the resistance has done to them, so you can see that being the being the the the one that finances israel in that region to the tune of 70%, being the nation which also props up saudi arabia and the the tyranny of the saudies or the kuwaiitis or the bahrainies, makes america enemy number one to west asia and because of the alliance of lot of these what i can only describe as trade to their own people, the the leaders of most of the muslim world, who conspire t

on the reality that iraq and afghanistan wars were never going to have whoever's going to be holding the bag with her was us after the iraq withdrawal, that was going to happen at some point in both of those places. >> endo paul wants to move on but 30 seconds. i don't have that much to add what you all is said to think you've covered it very well and talked about the trade-offs. i was in afghanistan for eight months before the first american troops got there. as the clash of american idealism versus afghan reality. we did go from wedding to get rid of al qaeda to trying to make it a better place. you can say that was always silly was how the british and soviet experiences. i was born outpl of the idea we want to make it a better place to a 5 million people are now on force the back and a horrific repressive country on the girls or women we told to take them off and go to school are now no longer able to do that there's a real trade-off on the problemt s the president can't say that or doesn't feel comfortable saying were going to go to afghanistan will get rid of the al qaeda it's ok

americans remember your defeat in lebanon, in iraq, in afghanistan. and your humiliating departure from afghanistan. americans at the beginning of the 1980s, they are still alive and still are, and today their children and their grandchildren are with them. if the politics of the americans and westerners today want to not expand this field and threaten this honorable struggle that they want to help the oppressed. and support the sacred . the only way is to stop the aggression against gaza and this is israel. this is your arm. this is your penis. under the command of you americans , you can stop this aggression because it is your aggression in the first place. anyone who wants to hinder. a large-scale war does not happen without a regional one. americans. they should immediately stop this war in gaza, and you americans know very well that if a war breaks out in the region, not a ship it will hurt you, not your air force, and whoever will pay this price first, your interests are your soldiers , your ships, which are always the biggest losers in gaza, on

talk about iraq and afghanistan and yet, you know, our service people made the sacrifices in just theafghanistan. and it is terribly important to remember them. and not only to remember them, but also those who bear them, but also those who bear the scars like miss pogonoski. i thought her testimony of the work that she was doing, bringing back the bodies of the fallen and what she had suffered since was really moving. and she's she's a relatively young woman and she's a veteran. and it is obviously affected her life in the most the most terrible way, the most extraordinary way. >> you're hearing the sounds at the cenotaph there. we're watching images of the cenotaph . watching images of the cenotaph. we're about three minutes out from the procession leaving the front of the foreign office front door of the foreign office building that's going to be led by the cross bearer . we are by the cross bearer. we are going to be seeing, of course, the prime minister, the leader of the opposition , the snp , of the opposition, the snp, westminster group leader stephen flynn , the leader the li

iraq, afghanistan, türkiye, azerbaijan we had exports.according to the statistics of the ministry , we export 865 million dollars of industrial machinery and equipment. fayez shabani news reporter . the general manager of bazafarini shahri company said that the issuance of building permits in the first 3 months of this year has increased by an average of 57. according to mr. ayeni, the issuance of building permits in 152 cities is increasing in the second 3 months due to the problem with the insurance of permits. as well as the banking debates, which have a slow trend , they have a so-called lower growth, now in the first three months , our average growth was actually 57%. their growth reached almost 20%, but after , alhamdulillah, i was reformed with the follow-up of the minister and the support of the esteemed parliament. the foreign hull was successfully repaired in the iranian shipbuilding complex . the repair of this ship in 15 days will bring you a significant amount. the acceptance of this ship in competition with the southern coun

first responsible and responsible for these crimes and massacres, from hiroshima to vietnam, iraq, afghanistan, lebanon, palestine and the entire region. and it should be calculated, based on these crimes. their crimes should be punished for their crimes and in this regard, brothers and sisters , we see the decision of the islamic resistance of iraq to attack the american bases of the american occupiers in iraq and syria, because the americans are the ones who are managing them. war and this wise decision of the commanders of the islamic resistance in iraq is a wise and correct and brave decision and we congratulate you and we heard today and yesterday that they took new steps. which we will see more in more than a few geographical points and god willing in the coming hours and days, and here i send my greetings to this resistance, to this honorable resistance, who are helping the oppressed and their brothers in gaza and entering the field. brothers and sisters, every free man and every honorable person should show and clarify these facts public opinion is a war. public opinion is now full of

afghanistan. and that there wasn't some some formula that could work, because the counterinsurgency strategy was one that had worked for a period of time. iraq, that travel to afghanistan in the same way that think even general petraeus expected it would because afghanistan is a different place. so that i think when we look back on afghanistan, we should rightly judge the failures that took place. but we should recall that the core objective related al qaeda was actually met. and while i don't necessarily believe that the the scale of the surge was necessary, i do believe actually that the central insight that president obama had out of that review was actually saying, we're going to ask our military to defeat the taliban, because that would require far more than this surge. that would basically require an open ended surge of an even scale that even that might fail. and so the narrowing of his objectives, al qaida, i think, explains how our policy, the way it did over the course of the eight years, because once that objective was on its path, where to be met is when we started drawing down. elizabeth, i wonder if you want to follow up on thi

pakistan, iraq, afghanistan and armenia is known as one of the main transit routes in asia and the east-westridor of the world . the existence of about 12,000 kilometers of railway network and more than 50,000 to 60,000 kilometers of highways, main and free roads has made 85 % of iran's transit to be done by land. despite these facilities, after a significant surge, the border crossing of 37 million tons of cargo reached the country in 1401, a figure that is said to have a capacity of up to 60 million tons per year, but different countries make the best use of their own transit capacity. note a few countries the world trade organization has announced in a report that in 2020, about 9 trillion tons, 526 million tons, saudi arabia, 67 million tons, and pakistan , 37 million tons of goods crossed their country's borders . with the beginning of the 13th government, iran has opened a new case for increasing its own transit capacity by becoming a member of institutions such as shanghai cooperation organization and brics and cooperating more with eco. a 20 billion dollar package planned in the west

in fact, the main export markets of nano products are to neighboring countries such as iraq, afghanistan, and turkey. the fourth country that was not in the export destinations of nano products in previous years, but was added in 1401, was russia. last year , there were extensive interactions with this country, but the export was actually not significant but now it is considered as one of the fourth export destinations of nano enclosures. we have reached the end of this news section , until next time. the tea is excellent because it is excellent, the color of the rice is excellent , the aroma of the rice is excellent, the taste is excellent because it is excellent. tea is only in metallic strength, which is excellent. tehran is not my city, it is my home. the largest iranian sarai will soon be opened in tehran, with unbelievable prices and long sales with unique discounts everywhere in iran, it is my sarai. in this case, there is something i can't do. you should go to monami's specialist. from garlic to onions, motun with parjeg , including garlic, parjeg is natural. hello again. did don

his deployments, i think i'm reading his bio here, six or seven deployments -- iraq, afghanistan. has gone all the way up the chain in the u.s. military, bosnia, kosovo, afghanistan, iraq, several times. top incorporatele officer for the -- top intel officer for the u.s. army. and his career is on hold right now. like 450 others. again, we can confirm them tonight. this is regular order, by the way. regular order. this is actually more than regular order. senate's only done this twice, roll call votes, 50 years for one or two star officers. mr. president, the next officer we were looking to promote was major general thomas james. he's a two-star general, to liewn general. we were look -- to lieutenant general. we were looking to move him forward. he's an expert in space. he was going to be deputy commander, supposed to be, of u.s. space command. boy, do we need that. that's a whole other warfare element that people don't talk about. he also has a tremendous background -- special forces, several deployments to iraq and afghanistan, family's sacrificed. deputy commander for joint fu

mostly iraq, afghanistan, australia. and mostly european countries. we have my products now. we export to all parts of the world. including china, persian gulf countries. this year, fortunately, we exported to about 45 countries , 46 countries. in the first 6 months of 1401 , we exported 13 million dollars. in the first 6 months of 1402, 115 we exported millions of dollars, we had an export growth of about 115, and in the upstream chain, the production of acrylic yarn, which is widely used, especially in the iranian model of machine rivets, from about 41,41,000 tons in the first 6 months of 141 to 48,000 tons in the first 6 months of 1402. we know that we have an 18% surplus, which will definitely turn into carpets, that is, the same amount in the second 6 months, god willing, we will see an increase in the production of machine-made carpets of the acrylic cake consumption type, an increase in the production and an increase in the export of our carpets regardless of affiliate industry of this product is not possible. we are discussing the construction of stabilizing stabilize

history that they've not seen before, although you know these same things were happening in iraq, in afghanistan, in other places in libya, so i think there has been se but i think everybody understands, we no longer get our news from the bbc and cnn, we get our news from around the world, we have access to global news networks and people know that the us is an active participant in this, they are supplying the weapons, they supply aid, they supply the media propaganda in in west on behalf of um israel, there are political lobby groups that are think tanks, christian zionists, so the whole... project is a western european project and and particularly of two states um the united kingdom uh is if you like the the mother of the state of israel the illegitimate child uh and the unit the united states is the father so the uk they they are if you like the the unholy trinity that uh that that is waging the... war against the palestinians, um, they've never been a neutral arbiter in trying to resolve this debate, this this sorry, this uh, this horrific occupation and war, and uh, the world can see that

iraq, afghanistan and armenia are known as one of the main transit routes in asia and the east-west corridor of the world. the existence of about 12,000 km of railway network and more than 50,000 to 60,000 km of major highways, main and free highways has made up to 85% of iran's transit by land. it should be noted that despite these facilities, after a significant disaster , it reached the border of 37 million tons of cargo to the country in 1401. a figure that is said to have a capacity of up to 60 million tons per year, but different countries make the best use of their own foreign exchange capacity . pay attention to the statistics of several countries. the world trade organization has announced in a report that in 2019, china is about 9 trillion tons, saudi arabia 522 million tons, 67 million tons and pakistan has passed 37 million tons of goods through the borders of their country. with the beginning of the 13th government, iran has opened a new case for increasing its own transit capacity by becoming a member of institutions such as shankai and brics and cooperating more with eco, a 20

in fact, the main export markets of nano products were to neighboring countries, including iraq, afghanistan, and turkey, which was the fourth country that was not among the export destinations of nano products in the previous years. 1401 added the country of russia we managed to export to turkey . now it is exported to neighboring countries. first, we were able to set up a website in turkey . we had several stages of exporting to iraq. friends came here to make khaled and take them abroad, for example. turkey and iraq, and we succeeded in doing this. the government's programs to support the companies that produce nano, a series of infrastructures that are needed for the companies, such as receiving some certificates that are needed for some countries, such as the sei certificate. let's support their presence in international assemblies international support is based on the targeting of the development of nanotechnology. within the next two years, 15 % of the country's bread production should be exported . zahra teicheng, the minister of industry, mining and trade, has reported on the need t

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the usa entered afghanistan, the taliban were overthrown in three weeks. they enter iraqddam hussein was overthrown in three weeks. it was not the most difficult. the most difficult thing was what happened after two decades of brutal guerrilla warfare that the us lost. we can easily imagine a scenario in which generations of people will grow up in the muslim world. to the arab world who will be incredibly angry, and it's not just the palestinians, that's exactly what happened in iraq and afghanistan, none of this justifies future terrorism or attacks on civilians, of course not, but it does explain the images from the current war that we all see in the media. palestinians everywhere say it's a genocidal war when you plant 2,300,000 people in the a cage for 20 days, cutting off their water, electricity, food supplies and medicine, basically starving them on this very narrow strip of land, and the only thing you're doing is just bombing them every hour. this is an existential war for us, theoretically you have two options, to be or not to be, but not to be is not an option

made by the resistance, and in this same way, we had the resistance to achieve victory in iraq and in afghanistanness, by perseverance, by being able to absorb the losses, people come out from beneath the rouble in gaza, and say it's for the sake of the resistance, in the july 2006 war, homes were demolished, people come out and said, it's okay, it's for the resistance, these people came from for the sake of israel, we never heard this from them, so the battle is a battle of perseverance, of steadfastness, of being able to put up with the pain and continue to achieve, make achievements and thought the plans of an enemy, preventing the enemy from achieving its goals, we all, once again, i repeat, we must focus on ending the aggression on gazza, and we must also focus on achieving victory in gazza, on the resistance achieving victory in gazza, and i say to you, first of all, out of our belief in god's promise, god promised the faithful, the mujah, this is god's promise, always. he really created us or when he finds us sorry standing with perseverance and firmness fighting in his cause with these sa

violated and crimes against they took place after september 11 the problem has escalated in iraq, afghanistan, syria and even yemen. well, we have this statistic in syria. from 2011 to 2017, more than 2,000 children were killed in yemen. we also have such statistics. also, let's look at the cases that we say are crimes against children. for example, killing them, injuring and injuring their members, recruiting children, sexual violence against them, so we have various cases of cruelty and crimes against children in wars, which are really prohibited in international conventions. but when we go to palestinian children, we see that they are really special cases lt is. see the statistics we have about children in palestine and gaza. about 44% of the population of palestine and 47% of the population of gaza are children. there are about 2 million children in gaza today, and unfortunately, except for the killing that we see today, we don't see everything in one month's operation. during the years 2016 to 2020, about 6,000 children were killed in gaza , so the statistics are very large. there is, an

described, that they are the greatest satan, the great devil, from jeroshima to vietnam and iraq, afghanistant has been done against our people, the peoples of the region. and now comes the decision of the islamic resistance movement in iraq to launch an attack on american bases in iraq and syria. that the united states controls the war in gaza and it is the united states that must pay the price for the crimes committed by the israelis in gaza and the americans in iraq elsewhere. this is a wise decision by the resistance fighters in iraq, a prudent, blessed and wise decision. yeah, you understand what’s terrible, here are two absolutely non-touching pictures, and there and the nationality of the children plays a role there, that is, all the israelis who died on the seventh, but we don’t believe, all the dead palestinians israel says, who to believe, this is the palestinian ministry of health, this is the press service of the hamas press service, and the children still died, both there and there. and the chances that the parties will hear each other are zero, hatred, reluctance to hear the oth

afghanistan. and that there wasn't some formula that could work because the counter insurgency strategy worked for a period of time in iraq. that dependent travel to afghanistan in the same way that i think even general petraeus expected it would because afghanistan is a different place. i think when we look back at afghanistan we should rightly judge the failures that took place, but we should recall that the core objective related to al-qaeda was actually met and while i don't necessarily believe that the scale of the surge was necessary, i do believe that the essential insight that president obama had of that review, we're not going to ask our military to defeat al-qaeda because that would require much more of a surge, an open-ended surge of a greater scale and even that might fail. so the narrowing of his objectives to al-qaeda i think explains how our policy looked the way it did over the course of the eight years because once that objective was on the pathway to be met is when we started drawing down. ... wonder if you want to follow up on this, because i know you've written on some decision making and the afghanist

dick cheney and gorge bush led foreign wars, escapades and i rock, afghanistan -- and iraq and afghanistan that added debt. do you want thousands of innocent lives, people our age -- do you want that from the other candidates? i am not going to give you that. if you want a future where america advances out on interest in the way we serve the rest of the world is by setting an example and being strong at home , it is going to take a new generation of leadership to get us there. i said that on stage, i will say it here. i have one moral obligation as the next president to the citizens of this country. i think there is a divide and good people on the other side, earnestly have a different view of this. i think ro khanna is a good person. my view is we each have a moral obligation in our role. my responsibility to my family, my job as the next president is exclusively to this country. that is how i am going to lead us accordingly. a few more questions and we will wrap up. >> used at the beginning of the debate, some of the worst ideas in washington rv park are -- some of the worst ideas in was

the crimes they have committed, the innocent people who have lost their lives in palestine, in iraq, afghanistan, lebanon, syria and many more places, back to you. thank you uh matty for that update live from tehran, we're also going to swing now over to jennifer chang, our corresponent there in uh soul south korea, hello jennifer, i hope you're doing well, uh, seems like you're a rally to and what is your rally all about and what is that commemorating because it might be different, i think this one is in support of palestinians, but very similar to the message with respect to the rally, the day against arrogant uh powers taking place. in tehran cuuse we very well know aerogan powers today have united behind the israeli regime and its atrocities and killing of civilians in gaza. yes, this protest is easily the biggest protest so far, because we have now two major groups taking part in the pro palestine protest here in soul south korea next to the israeli embassy in the heart of downtown soul. as this rally is taking place, a march is also taking place near the embassy, it's composed of all the m

truth, and the rich elite and the people are causing all these wars, whether it be in palestine, iraq, afghanistan shift rather amongst the jewish people who are increasingly distancing themselves from zionism. yes, i definitely think there is huge shift now with the jewish people as well. because i myself was shocked when i saw the orthodox jews chanting free palestine and i was there were so many jewish people because what you've got to remember is it's not about jews against muslims, this is zionism and some i mean when i filmed the documentary i learned myself so much stuff that i did not know i mean like one man told me judaism is not zionism and zionism is not judaism and there are so many jewish people who were victims of the holocaus. and one lady katie colly that we interviewed she said never again and she said never again meant never again for anyone and that's why she's out there campaigning for palestine so there are a lot of jewish people who were brainwashed by propaganda, i was speaking to one of my friends yesterday and she said that she was from her friend was from israel and they

truth, and the rich elite and the people are causing all these wars, whether it be in palestine, iraq, afghanistan jewish people who are increasingly distancing themselves from zionism. yes, i definitely think there is huge shift now with the jewish people as well, because i myself was shocked when i saw the orthodox jews chanting free palestine, and i was there were so many jewish people because what? you've got to remember is, it's not about jews against muslims, this is zionism, and some, i mean, when i filmed the documentary, i learned myself so much stuff that i did not know, i mean like one man told me, judaism is not zionism, and zionism is not judaism, and there are so many jewish people who were victims of the holocaust, and one lady, katie colly that we interviewed, she said never again, and she said never again meant never again for anyone, and that's why she is out there campaigning for palestine, so there are lot of jewish people who were brainwashed by propaganda. i was speaking to one of my friends yesterday, and she said that she was from, her friend was from israel, and they were

so we don't have to fight them here, whatever it happens to be, whether it's russia, iran, iraq, afghanistan, taliban, god, take the fight to them. so they don't invade the west, which is why and this weapons and more are always needed forever over there. so here we go from aust. conveniently, it goes global with these optics and these rates. so what prompted these rates? exactly? well apparently it was a celebration of the october 7 tomas attacks on israel. the german authorities claim was organized by somebody do, which is a group known for advocating for the rebates of palestinian prisoners held by israel and which the government ultimately bands in early november, which means that somebody doing edit supporters are forbidden to fundraise or advocate on social media in germany or even express public sympathy. it's not clear of what though, whether they're just talking about tearing him off, being bound. or whether it's the idea that it's now bound to even give expressions or support for palestinians or criticism of israel. what certain though, is that this group sunny do is a real pain in

crimes have been committed against them, and after september 11, this issue has intensified in iraq, afghanistan, syria, and even yemen. in syria, we have this statistic: from 2011 to 2017, more than 20,000 children were killed. we also have such statistics in yemen. also, let's look at the cases that we say are crimes against children. the issue is that among them, for example, is killing them, injuring and injuring their members, recruiting children, and sexual violence against them. therefore, we have various cases of cruelty and crimes against children in wars , which are really prohibited in international conventions , but especially when we go to palestinian children , we see that there are really special cases. see the statistics we have about children in palestine and gaza, about 44% of the population of palestine and 47% of the population of gaza are children. we have about 2 million children in gaza today, and unfortunately , except for the killing that we see today , we do not see everything in one month's operation. during the years 2016 to 2020, about 6 thousand children were killed

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i'm not for either one as a whole because fast track to iraq and afghanistan and then all of a suddenre we are with the bush cheney administration that has now gotten us to $33 trillion national debt. we are now trying to figure out do we want to keep this patronizing rhetoric that our politicians keep bringing to us? basically it is the hardware and software manufacturers, the material now being used in israel and ukraine. this is what keeps our economy going in the direction that it goes while our inner cities are imploding. these people are not looking out for the best interest of our countries, they never have. they look out for their own best interest and the people who come in from the back doors. that is kind of my feeling right now. host: victoria and ohio, independent line. caller: i voted for biden before but is very hard for me to want to do so again. he says he is all about protecting our rights, lgbtq folks. myself being trained. he says he is trying to help out all over the place, but he hasn't helped anyone. along with that, now he's supporting israel in their genocide

kinds of livestock products were sent from this province to neighboring countries, especially afghanistan. iraq was exported, javad elmi added that this amount of income was obtained from the export of 22 thousand tons of various products and livestock products of the province. according to mr. elami, 58,000 tons of eggs were exported, about 5 million laying hen pellets and about 13,000 pieces of ornamental fish were exported during this period, mostly to the countries afghanistan and iraq have been exported. the deputy of education and literacy of alborz province announced the realization of 100% of the notified volume of medical education in this province. as ms. askpour said, with the aim of improving personal and social life, in the new academic year , 240 students from 10 to 18 years of age in the province were enrolled in literacy courses in 18 classes. as for the sixth anniversary of the martyrdom of seyyed hadi ali, one of the martyrs of javid al-hatdar and one of the commanders of the fatemiyoun army, it was held in mashhad, according to the tradition of fatimi thursdays, our correspon

it's just like the unless words we've been experience iraq, afghanistan, you wrap them up. the only people benefiting are the people that are actually, um, politicians or weapons manufacturers. the benefit from these wars, definitely not the civilian populations and definitely not the people in the foreign countries. and certainly not the us tax payers. because right now, facing inflation, facing lack of infrastructure in the us. it's, it's really, people are fed up and you're seeing it more and more with the us population pushing back on washington's leadership. me. the republican council and capital though has been pushing back a $105000000000.00. an aide package proposed by a, by that is a way to because they don't want to give more cash to keep, or do they have other motives here? well, the republicans are very tied to the is really lobby. okay. that's a very strong lobby with the republican party. so what's interesting is you couldn't, the democrats couldn't get republicans to buy in on t a. they could to get more money. right. but they could, for israel. in fact, the

responsible for all the massacres that have occurred in the past from hiroshima to vietnam to iraq . afghanistan, lab and on and palestine. of course they need to held accountable for everything they have done. washington is running the war now in palestine. therefore, the decision of the rocky military units is a very correct and courageous decision, which we support. he reassured and reaffirm his support for the hum us and the palestinian nation and he said that has blah will not stop at this and will expand its engagement in the conference. he said that no is really soldier and no is really base in the region. will be safe if this conflict continues. we spoke to locals in both babies and say around who i take into the streets and simple to palestine and the resistance movements against israel. now why do we all have deductibles on monday? how about going gusting dot the golf or lot because the lines on it all the while we're here to show support for the defenseless people have gone to them and also to hear the speech of a husband while leader whose son this relative because he's an important

lebanon, iraq, afghanistan, and you are here humiliating those from afghanistan.ll talking about thousands of people, and remember in terms of 9/11, it only took a dozen terrorist to take down the world trade center and hit the pentagon. >> i never cease to be amazed at the things that are happening in this country and what that will say to the american public. and i think also a great point, talking about a problem along the border. we have no idea who is in this country right now. >> what this propaganda is essentially doing his escalating tensions, those that see ideologies, they feel like this is their turn to serve this purpose and of course the border issue as well, we don't know who's coming and, what their motivation is. if they are waiting for a code to do something. the other thing is a few people can do a lot of damage. this is the nightmare scenario, they can't sleep at night because they are thinking about how do we prevent these issues, it is very difficult. >> i completely agree with him. we have these increased threats, this administration is doing

responsible for all the massacres that have occurred in the past from hiroshima to vietnam to iraq . afghanistan, lebanon, and palestine. of course, they need to held accountable for everything they have done. washington is running the war now in palestine. therefore, the decision of the rocky military units is a very correct and courageous decision, which we support. he reassured and reaffirm his support for the hamas and the palestinian nation and said that has been law will not stop at this and will expand its engagement in the conference. he said that no is really soldier and no is really based in the region will be safe. if this conflict continues. we spoke to locals in both babies and so around who are taken to the streets in simple to palestine and the resistance movements against israel. a one way out of the mug days. how about that going? does it got the golf or lot because the it's been on the we're here to show support for the defenseless people of gaza and also to hear this speech of a has the while liter hassan this reality because he's an important and decisive speech. to date, eve

responsible for all the massacres that have occurred in the past from hiroshima to vietnam, to iraq, afghanistan, lebanon, and palestine. of course, they need to be held accountable for everything they have done. washington is during the war now in palestine. therefore, the decision of the rocky military units is a very correct and courageous decision, which we support. he reassured and reaffirm his support for the hamas and the palestinian nation. and he said that has blah will not stop at this and will expand its engagement in the conference. he said that no is really soldier and no is really based in the region will be safe if this conflict continues with ahead of the as well. innovation fund believes that iran is already directly involved in the conflict. i think that we are very successful. it's becoming a tri frontal war. now, it's very clear that this is not the israel hum us war. this is the israel iran war, considering them who are fighting is funded and weaponized by iran. israel is ready for war with iran. i don't believe that the political leadership of how much will necessarily be a