tonight, that was mentioned, which are held later, a discussion about isaac woodard. someone have i thought about, you know, throughout my military career and in particular tonight as i was preparing these words i his the attack that befell that gentleman brought into sharp relief. the distance the chasm between the ideal of equality and the reality of racial injustice that existed in our in our country and that president truman took the courage to make this choice, because it was. right. what was being done was immoral because he understood the human bond that was broken time and time again by these acts and so many others that we didn't even know about. our nation is the great beneficiary of president truman's courageous act to right this terrible, wrong. it's our shared response ability to advance racial equality, equality, and to strive for more perfect union. i would also like to note that this year is also the 50th anniversary of the all volunteer force that all volunteer forces discussed before was built. the strength of bringing together this nation's very bes

isaac, mi querido isaac, te escuchamos.. la marca número uno de cuidado de la piel recomendada por dermatólogos. la marca número uno de cuidado de la piel [música] y estamos de vuelta en un momento de muchísima tensión en la premier de mira quién baila: la revancha. ya vimos que diego, sandra y raúl ganaron sus respectivos duelos. también sabemos que los que sigan adelante tendrán que hacer un segundo baile que va a determinar al mejor de la noche y que le puede dar inmunidad en nuestra segunda gala. ahora falta saber quién se impuso en el impresionante duelo de salsa que protagonizaron amara la negra y lis vega. mi querida bianca, cuéntanos. [bianca] lis y amara las dos ejecutaron una gran salsa, sensual, divertida. lis, elegantes tus líneas, muy precisa. amara, fuiste construyendo una salsa explosiva y muy dinámica y nos contagiaste a todos. después de deliberar, el jurado, decidimos que... obviamente la técnica es muy importante..., ...pero en esta ocasión la conexión lo fue más. la ganadora de este duelo es... ...amara.

this is isaac and selma. >> so it's actually inspired, there was a column dress that isaac made for melly -- i just think it's bright, it's very much clothes i have in my closet, except now they're washable because i need it more, with ejust dexterity. but getting older, trying to move quicker i didn't know how much that even just having kind of clothes that were so comfortable, things with elastic waists they're really chic. >> what are some of the accessibility features >> it always starts with stuff that's cute. sald i would say >> for example, i don't want to scare anyone i'm wearing a brazier, it looks like a bathing suit, but magnets. it really stays shut and i didn't have the finger dexterity. and they're strong washable and strong. and i just -- there's little things, easier things -- >> straps that pull things on, and longer rises in the back, so you can sit for a longer time. >> but also have standing version. >> but to your point, isaac, as our fashion designer here, beautiful clothes. and don't you think that this community deserves to dress beautifully? >> every woman dese

isaac's conducting your song, coat blowing in the wind." [isaac hayes, "theme from shaft"] who's the black private that's a sex machine to all the chicks? shaft! damn right. and as for that song, that iconic theme by isaac hayes is heard in the original film's opening credits. hearing the soundtrack, whew. [isaac hayes, "theme from shaft"] they say this cat is a bad mother-- shut your mouth! i'm talking about shaft. and we can dig it. can i hear the line one more time? shut your mouth. i'm talking about-- scott: and that particular line from the song was the one fans always wanted richard to say. shut your mouth. like i have never heard it before. [isaac hayes, "theme from shaft"] who's the cat that won't cop out when there's danger all about? shaft! right on. scott: isaac performed it at the 1972 oscars and won for best original song. but richard told us that isaac had other intentions for shaft. but he wanted to do the shaft role. i found this out many, many years later. me and you going to tangle sooner or later. why don't you stop playi

gracias, isaac. vamos con otra mujer superior, belleza, roselyn. ah, amara yo secundo todo lo que dicen mis compañeros. eh, y tienes la bendición de que tienes un talento natural. a la hora de ensayar, tú te puedes dar el lujo de a lo mejor ensayar un poquito menos que los demás porque tienes, es orgánico para ti, eres una gran bailarina. ahora bien, eso no quiere decir que no se note de vez en cuando la falta de ensayo. yo sí noté momentitos en que lo tenías superbién y partecitas con chicle. cuando lo tienes pegadito, pero no perfecto. lo noté un poco y como estoy acostumbrada, lo que espero de ti es ver una fiera todas las semanas. ¿ok? me pasó cuando te vi en tarima en tu solo, yo dije: "oh, my god, estoy viendo a beyoncé, estoy viendo un alíen. - [amara] i know. ¿entiendes? es una cosa sobrenatural. eh, la luz que tiene esta niña, es sobrenatural, pero lo quiero ver en todo momento. y eso lo vas a lograr cuando te sepas esa coreografía hasta en chino. ¿entiendes? pero aparte de eso..., ...increí

¿isaac? [isaac] a mí me gustaría... me gustaría que trabajaras en los port de bras.cias a nuestros jueces, y mucha suerte, querido lambda. ya, como ven, va a pasar al vip mientras nosotros nos preparamos para ver a amara acompañada de sara maldonado también vienen por ahí diego y el actor mario moran, que tuvo la gran responsabilidad de darle vida a pedro infante en una nueva serie de vix. ya volvemos con esta segunda gala de eliminación. mira quién baila: la revancha. [aplausos] [música] obtén más de tu rutina mañanera con coffee mate. prepara 20 tazas de delicioso café en casa por el precio de una taza de la cafetería. ♪ mi acidez de siempre me traía tomando antiácido tras antiácido... ¡todo el día! pero... con prilosec otc... ...una sola pastilla al día bloquea la acidez 24 horas para un alivio con ¡una y listo! prilosec otc. una pastilla al día, 24 horas, cero acidez. (♪♪) [gritando] ¡para! ¡soy un zombie bueno! esté mes. ¡truco or trato! los espíritus vienen a casa a descansar. todo el mes. este lugar está realmente encantado. que extraño misterio. con hallowstr

president macron was speaking there too israel's president isaac hertzog.e now is the bbc reporter helene daouphars. right now president macron is with israel's prime minister. we know he came and wanted a pause in hostilities with gaza because of the suffering of gas on civilians but we didn't hear much about that in this press conference. do you think with the prime minister here he will be more direct?— the prime minister here he will be more direct? . , ., more direct? yeah, we understand he is auoin to more direct? yeah, we understand he is going to try — more direct? yeah, we understand he is going to try and _ more direct? yeah, we understand he is going to try and ask _ more direct? yeah, we understand he is going to try and ask benjamin - is going to try and ask benjamin netanyahu for a humanitarian truce because the main goal for his visit is for the hostages to be released and also for the gas in population to get their humanitarian aid they need, so this is what we understand is going to be pressing on, he has come to israel today to show solida

but we learn from the plot how our fellow countryman isaac brook once changed the world. isaac. school named after bauman. after graduation, brook worked on creating new electrical machines . he later used these developments to create the first analog computer. but the scientist understood perfectly well that research in the field of electrical energy requires more powerful computing devices. therefore, in 1939, under... his leadership , a mechanical differential analyzer was created. the device consisted of a thousand gears and occupied the area of ​​a small apartment. during the war , brook had to postpone his research to focus on defense production, but after its end, the scientist continued to develop a unit capable of high computing power. on december 4, 1948, isaac brook received the first copyright certificate in the ussr for the creation of a vm electronic computer. now this day is celebrated as a day soviet programming. in april 1950, brook issued a decree on the creation of the m1 digital computer. it took less than two years to get the installation up and running. m1

mi querido isaac.l mejor baile de la noche significa mucha presión y mucha responsabilidad. [chiqui] por ser la mejor de la noche tiene la tarea de desempatar y decir quién se salva de los tres. en mi mente en ese momento no pude olvidar cómo me sentí yo cuando estuve en esa misma situación, y liz, sin pensarlo dos veces me salvó. en el escenario para mí hoy tuvo mejor desempeño amara. también yo quiero competir con otras personas que también, hay que decirlo, la mujer baila increíble. esta es la revancha, que quiere decir que todos los que estamos aquí bailamos. estamos fascinados con el desempeño de todos hasta ahora, pero la siguiente gala se pueden ir dos. ahora que dijeron que se van dos, tú empezaste a despedirte de la gente, ¿por qué? mi amor, ¿y quién fue la chismosa que te dijo eso? ay, no, yo, no. ha sido un placer, se puede cuidar, váyase para su casa. viste que ya están comenzando con los chismes, se ve que ya estamos a mitad de la competencia, no, mi amor, eso quisieran. [sherlyn] hay unos

earlier, mr sunak met israeli president isaac herzog and expressed personal condolences over the lossfe. he told the president that the uk stands in solidarity with israel — and backed its right to defend itself. mr sunak said they agreed on the importance of getting aid to ordinary palestinians in gaza and stressed the need to avoid futher escalation across the region. iam glad i am glad we have had the chance to talk. palestinians are victims of what hamas has done, and it is important that we continue to provide humanitarian access. i welcomed the announcement yesterday. we in the uk have announced further aid that we are prepared to bring into the region, and we are keen to see that that gets to those who need it to enable, as you say, when people have been asked to leave, to protect civilian life, which is the right thing to do, where we can support them, we want to do that. the fact you are here gives us a certain— the fact you are here gives us a certain sense of responsibility and a kind _ certain sense of responsibility and a kind of— certain sense of responsibility and a kin

as much as if as much as rabbi don isaac abravanel or rabbi ben zaki. it is a jewish queen that i think emerges as one of the great heroes of jewish law, not just of of of the jewish people in book and if in any way i can advance her that alone would be an achievement that would make me very happy. so i want to thank you so much and i hope that you too. i to thank everyone for coming. thank you. it means a lot to me. thank you. thank you thank you. and we're going to join rabbi soloveichik will sign copies of this incredible book. so purchase it and he will sign unless you want to wait for the movie, unless you want to wait for the movie. also thank i forgot to thank harold in the roosevelt house yet again hosting us. so thank thank you, harold, for

isaac. que "ay, ay, ay", las agarraron. no, pero eso fue más bien como, como chistosito, como, "ay, mira eso". pero todo lo demás divino. divino en el piso, te veías muy ágil. muy... muy padre número. muchas gracias, felicidades. [mane] mi queridísima roselyn, dime tú cómo viste este baile. a mí me encantó muchísimo. me encantó, yo en realidad noté lo de la manita, pero para mí fue en lo que se encontraban hasta que se la encontraron. no molestó, eh, me lo disfruté mucho. tú irradias siempre mucho amor y se nota que te encanta estar en el escenario. eh, en otras galas notamos que a veces al final te falta un "chin" de gasolina, eh, como cansadita, que es normal, porque están superambiciosas las coreografías, pero esta vez yo te sentí espectacular de principio a fin. de principio a fin. - [mane] ¡muy bien! - muchas gracias. muchas bendiciones, muchas gracias. muchísimas gracias, felicidades, lis. - puedes pasar al vip. - felicidades a él y a todos los chicos que bailaron conmigo. todos los co

isaac, executive director of stand with us uk. isaac, thank you very much for joining us uk.u very much forjoining us. are you much for joining us. are you able to answer that question? is britain still safe for jewish people today . people today. >> thank you for having me, marc . look, i think that today was a pivotal day. the fact that six schools were closed . i was in schools were closed. i was in a conference yesterday with jewish students and young professionals, and they asked me for my professional advice if they can go to work tomorrow. i think that this situation is unbearable . so i would like to unbearable. so i would like to remind you and the viewers that we are not in europe of 1923. we are in britain of 2023. and i think that today was, again, as a pivotal, pivotal day. and i think that that reality must change dramatically indeed. >> do you think that school closures will continue into next week and also other jewish properties ? properties? >> i honestly don't know. and i think, you know, mark, this is the technicality. half a year ago, there was a rally in

during his visit, he has also held a meeting with the president of israel, isaac herzog.hamas's attacks on israel. he said earlier: i saw some families have lost hilton, brothers, and some of the families waiting for hostages. these are hostages being held hostage by hamas in gaza. he earlier said: i do share your view, the first objective we have today asked me to speak to the israeli president, he said the objective is the release of hostages without distinction. this is an ongoing press conference between the president of france, emmanuel macron, and the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. he speaks french

isaac: it is the hope of many on capitol hill.e's anyone who has a firm feel for where the yields will go and especially not on capitol hill. but it is the hope that everything will fix itself because our politics are so broken they are unable to fix the problem. they hope that is the direction is going but nobody has a firm dealing of where they are. lisa: hope is not a strategy i just keep thinking that. thank you for being with us. sarah, you sound frustrated and you reflect the frustration of people in the market who say we see this problem coming toward us and no one fixes it. sarah: this is the idea of solution to debt is more debt. it does not matter when interest rates are zero, at batters when they are not. that becomes a bigger problem than it would've been if we had the original projection which is like the rates up and then go down. they do not have to worry about it. manus: the italians have upped their deficit, the chinese have upped their deficit funding, i'm not comparing those two economies, but there is that. we

cuando bajamos al cabo de unos segundos oÍas cÓmo iban explotando los cohetes >>> en gcasa, su hijo isaace ellos con alarmas que fue un show bastante grande >>> en medio de la crudeza de esta guerra isaac dice que es importante entender a fondo lo que ocurre en la zona de guerra >>> hamas no representa a todo el pueblo palestino, conozco muchos Árabes y muchos palestinos, muchos de ellos son gente de bien y lo que hace jamÁs es algo terrorista >>> sus vuelos de regreso a casa han sido cancelados y hoy estÁn a la espera de poder viajar >>> espero que las prÓximas horas se de todo para que podamos salir y por fin puede estar con mis hijos >>> valentÍn y su esposa lograron conseguir un vuelo para salir de israel en las prÓximas horas pero como ellos hay cientos de personas atrapadas en israel tratando de regresar a casa, canadÁ, alemania y a troya estÁn organizando vuelos para evacuar a sus ciudadanos, hoy llegÓ a brasil un primer vuelo procedente de israel y ya ha salido dos vuelos de israel con sus ciudadanos, escuchÉ >>> gracias vanessa por el reporte, la casa blanca dice que es prioridad

talk us very briefly through the illegitimacy that these zionists use of ishmael, in comparison to isaac. absolutely, based on the right of the firstborn with ishmaelo. clearly being the firstborn child of abraham. sarah and abraham were married for biblically, we can talk about 80 years, 70-80 years before hagar in the old testament is given ishmael's mother is given by sarah to abraham as his wife in the hopes that she, sarah will be able to have and help raise abraham's children because she can't do it. so in that society we have all of the family raising the child, so sarah, the the the non-muslims would emphasize the fact that ishmael isn't even legitimate, but when you turn to the chapter in genesis and exodus, you see that sarah is clearly giving hagar is a wife to abraham and the hopes of having children, then we have ishmael is born, we have. the covenant made with god and the circumcision and all of this takes place before isaac is even on the same, so in that sense with the birthright verses and ishmael being the first born, we're all done with birth rights and inheritance rig

is born, we have the covenant made with... and the circumcision and all of this takes place before isaac is even on the same, so in that sense with the birthright verses and ishmael being the firstborn, we're all done with birth rights and inheritance rights to any land, and in particular, abraham's importance to the world as a whole is not what land and numbers of people, the progeny, it is actually his religious inheritance of which the old testament tells us that... abraham's belief was so strong that it was perfect in the eyes of the biblical god, so we have to remember that abraham's inheritance is actually from a religious perspective, and the message from allah, right, and for hima, so this idea of birthright, i'm sure you've been exposed to in your own spaces, and that there's this plan to kind of create attachment to this ancient identity. and that land. um, why do you think they do this? it's very obvious, if you understand human psychology and behavior, obviously we need a story to attach and obviously to build narrative so people will have. a feeling of um actually supporting

but talk us very briefly through the legitimacy that the zionists use of ishmael, in comparison to isaac, absolutely, based on the right of the firstborn with ishmael, ishmael clearly being the firstborn child, of abraham, sarah and abraham were married for biblically, we can talk about 80 years, 70 80 years before hagar in the old testament is given, ishmael's mother is given by sarah to abraham as his wife, in the hopes that she, sarah will be able to have and help raise abraham's children, because she can't do it, so in that society have all of the family raising the child, so sarah, the the the non-muslims would emphasize the fact that ishmael isn't even legitimate, but when you turn to the chapter in genesis, and exodus, you see that sarah is clearly giving hagar as a wife to abraham in the hopes of having children, then we have ishmael is born, we have the covenant made with god. and the circumcision and all of this takes place before isaac is even on the same, so in that sense with the birthright verses and ishmael being the first born, we're all done with birth rights and inherit

comes from reporting from senior reporter isaac who joins us now.his story because this is the type of stuff typically supporters like pritzker don't want in the public sphere. what else are you learning about these conversations. >> reporter: that's right, phil. what we know is it's not just those pictures of the border of people coming over, it's where they going. situation in nok has gotten a lot of headlines but in chicago they're at already 15,000 migrants that are there and they're expecting that that number could within weeks jump to 30,000 migrants. some intelligence they feel they gathered that says that texas governor greg abbott will send more buses of migrants to chicago. they're up to 3,000 people sleeping on the floors of police stations in chicago. and at the airport there. and what they're looking at is saying to the white house in a combative phone call that happened on sunday night and in a letter that governor pritzker sent to the president on monday saying they need more help. and they're asking, as you said, for some kind of coo

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, landed at bengurion international airport at 11 o’clock, as was actually expected, he was met by isaacamin netanyahu, the motorcade had already left for tel aviv to the place of negotiations as the cortege advanced, the streets were cordoned off and highways, now in general exceptional security measures have been taken here in the city, 1,500 are involved and this will apparently continue until the middle of the day, while joe biden will be directly here and negotiate with israeli leaders, obviously one of the most important questions will be the question of what the israelis think about being taken to a hospital in the gas sector, something that led to a colossal number of casualties. israeli intelligence and the israeli military already published information several hours ago, which they categorically deny their... in particular, the death of people in the gaza strip in a hospital, last night as a result of a shell hit, from the israeli point of view, a few seconds before hitting the hospital, a volley was fired by islamic jihad from the depths of the palestinian enclave at israeli t

he'll be president isaac herzog.ng to a number of other regional capitals in a diplomatic bid to prevent the fighting from spiralling. he'll also press for the route into gaza to be open for the delivery of humanitarian aid, as well as the safe exit of those trapped in the territory to be here. >> it's an important time. it's important for me to be able to express my solidarity with the israeli people following what was a horrific terrorist attack . was a horrific terrorist attack. productive meetings ahead of us today. i'm looking fonnard to seeing the prime minister and president. of work seeing the prime minister and pre us ent. of work seeing the prime minister and pre us entdo of work seeing the prime minister and pre us entdo . of work for us to do. >> his visit follows that of us president joe biden , who says president joe biden, who says egypt's president sisi has agreed to open the rafah crossing to allow trucks of aid into gaza. a warning some viewers may find the following images distressing. the un has w

and isaac, there are countries which single have the lease of. busy israel to the complete disregard of the need you to be in that is the root cause of all the problems we'll see now involving kind of started and i thought why it is very difficult. we still want to promote vehemently wholeheartedly the 2 state solution because that's the only viable solution for lost in peace between israel and palestine. as a chinese government has emphasized again and again, this is the only ride see to happen to israel and palestine. all right, now china is such a pop of country on the international stage, not to what extent could they'd support at be significant to.

, the, the, and the we had now discussions about the, the, the issue that america has been with an isaac, it's donna and making it as a military monetizing means that isaac, the economy and the, and, and this creates a counseling revolution, china and russia, india and other right. you know, but as in south america, the south africa, i'm sorry to also south america at 12 to create an independent financial and framework not to rely on the dollar enough to rely on. and this i think, is going to be their reactions for you. and in the end, it may be a, it's most, although that's where i'm not the, you know, it is only focusing on the american economy because it said we need some kind of more redundant. see in this, well, are self sufficiency or equality of a eighty's and we have learned also for on this will you know, that the, the, the health system of ukraine has been destroyed by the russians breakfast. and the, and the, and the, you know, this is so not only get go so can, how can easily, by our writings. and we have to find ways for to secure our health system for attempt to go and list

we've that service that i'm isaac, i hope it's for a long list. bush, it is really thank you very much for coming on oxy this evening. thank you. moving on now, simons, have rung out across the phillip eve, i made a fresh wave of rocky stripes, some garza all to the middle east bureau chief, maria financing a sense of this report from a bonus shelter. and he's really sitting the the massive attack on is robot smell it 10 started with a central part of the country, including telling me where i am right now. target says, and this is why we are reporting from this underground parking dod civilians are recommended to use the use as a bomb shelter inside situations. and this is where we're rushed. when we heard a rocket alert system being activated, we also heard several loud sounds of explosions. it's really hard to say at this point whether these were in perceptions or direct pizza. and we also hear that cyrus were further wrong. then we own international airport, the biggest here in israel, so far, no casualties have been reported since the beginning of these rarely, military operation a

he's been meeting with president isaac herzog. have been released. 85 year old yocheved lifshitz and 79 year old nurit cooper were handed over at the rafah border crossing between gaza and egypt. hamas — which is proscribed as a terrorist group by the uk and many other western governments — said it released the women for humanitarian reasons. their husbands are among the 220 hostages still being held. the two hostages were handed over to representatives of the international committee of the red cross — at around 10pm local time monday night. it is our duty to fight against this terrorist groups. without any confusion, without, i would say, enlarging this conflict. and i share the warnings you passed. but, targeting clearly these terrorist groups, organising targeted operations, is a necessity. i want you to be sure. that we stand shoulder to shoulder with you and your nation, and we will do whatever we can to restore peace, security, and stability for your country and the whole region. messe macon said he thought releasing hostage

or -- an episode called isaac and ishmael. >> right. >> i'm so old that by 9:00 i'm in bed asleep. have missed watching a lot of the television. you are talking mostly about ongoing programs. i remember that -- the skits about presidents like the one when jfk said he sounded more like teddy. i remember ford falling down, et cetera. i'm wondering if -- i don't know any that are that light hearted anymore. i'm wondering if politics is become so pola rized and toxic that people hesitate to do light hearted, funny things about the presidents because of reaction can be so limbic. >> show time had a series on -- an animated show making fun of trump. they went -- that went for several seasons too, i think. then saturday night live i don't think has given up on porodies. alec baldwin prior to shooting an assistant director -- too soon, i'm sorry. you know, got quite a bit of mileage of that certainly. that is -- past my bedtime too. >> thank you. i also watch the eight episodes of the diplomat and i guess i question is there something we can do to influence some of these shows in a more pr

joining me now is isaac sol, founder of the newsletter, entangled. thank you for joining us.f colleagues were retweeting. it shows the nuance of this situation. you captured it quite well. it is one of the reasons that i wanted to have you on. you wrote this week that as a jewish person that has lived in israel, people ask you if you are pro israel. you reply, being pro israel or pro palestine, or a zionist does not aqua adequately capture. and i'm reading this. the range of thought that you and those jewish people have on the history of jewish people in israel. talk more about that. >> yes, sure. i think that you can look around what is happening in the united states and in israel right now. the reaction to this latest state of violence. people hold in both places that they believe in the right of an individual to exist. they sympathize with the plight of the palestinian people and the current conditions they are living in, both in gaza and the west bank. i'm certainly one of those people it feels that way. this is a complicated history the goes back hundreds and thousands o

when dest eventually happens, it wouldn't be as difficult to manage the, this is isaac boot strawberries, lost a cool, that's totally space of view. 8 enough to it, so in your bucket the yes. and the fresh from random back look really fresh to thank you very much on chris, about your one right now. i'd love one. great. so it's good to say i haven't eaten store of waste for ages. so yes, that was a great idea of yours. my place. yeah. please eat there is still plenty in the town . yes, that's great. i always loved them as a child to my grandmother had a huge god and back then, i'm from the 3rd. if it was filled with strawberries and cards, things like that. and i was just really present whenever i was the you don't really find me in the god. mm hm. because i thought also it also has a lot to do with your childhood, right? strawberries or not. so do you want people 2 weeks to please at your funeral level or does what do you think about it? see what else? you know, some people really like things like that for you. for example, i could totally imagine people drinking coffee at my funeral. i

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the president compared rightfully us for and this must occur to isaac, can you provide insurance to you as well that the, by the inspiration will not attempt to help ease well efforts until the goal of eliminating from us them guys is completely achieved regardless of our long intimate date in the with your permission. second question. if his beloved opens a 2nd from the nose, can we expect that if needed, the us will use its military assets in the region to fight against his beloved together with um, with regard to the 1st question presents been very clear. i've been very clear as we stand with israel, we stand with israel and its determination to defend its people fed this country. we stand with israel and its determination to do everything possible to ensure that what happened on saturday never happens again. and in that determination, we have courses, you know, providing assistance as requested by israel for its efforts that will continue. and we're working closely with congress to make sure the israel has what it needs to do, what it must with regard to the 2nd front. as i mentione

he's been meeting with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu to as well as president isaac hertzog and there were cabinet carols. fire sign is a former us ambassador to young men and recent years, he has focus heavily on counterterrorism. in his work with the middle east institute, i asked him earlier, what needs to happen on the diplomatic front to end this more. i think that there are a couple of things going on. one of course, and as your reporter mention is uh, concerned about the potential expansion of, of the conflict. and so i think that the secretary blake and as well as others in the administration are working very hard to uh, to deter any uh, any thoughts on the part of his both our ron or that they should jump into this conflict. and then the other thing is and clearly in his, travels throughout the region, a secretary blake, and has a great deal of concern about the humanitarian situation. and so of guys us, and i think that the other aspect of the, of the us approach is going to be to ensure that you might have terry in a situation is addressed to try to get relief sup

standing by a white pick up outside the travel agency where he worked in the tutor, the auburn, texas, isaac. this is the only picture i have of him. there's nothing else. very few. there is not an isolated case marjoram on his father, an estimate of 2000 children in germany. only rarely is there any contact for various reasons. he often thinks about his father and wonders where he is some 100 minus living and mother and be today would also like to have contact with our children in germany to uh, an hours drive from a photo, julio things on luck. who demonstrates every week lives here with his wife and son . she has kept all the day to day items that remind them of his time in germany. duty, our chairs and beard last is included in an album with photos from back then. you know, would that to me with my son over on no legal father, 3 children in germany, but he is no longer in contact with them nor with his german girlfriend from those days facility defending me. thank. unless i missed my kids a lot. get out of especially on their birthdays and when i look at the pictures, i really says he sa

isaac and ishmael. yeah, right. right. question over that i'm so old that by 9:00 i'm in bed asleep. so i've missed watching a lot of the television. you're talking mostly about ongoing programs but i remember the humorous skits about president sullivan meters parody of jfk when jfk had a press conference and he sounded more like teddy. but over the years, i remember these goofy little skits with, gerald ford falling down right, etc. . and i'm wondering if i know of any that are that lighthearted anymore. and i'm wondering if politics has become so polarized and toxic that people hesitate to do lighthearted, funny things about the presidents because of reaction can be so limbic. showtime had a series on. it was an animated show making, fun of trump. i mean, they for that went for several seasons too i think and then saturday night live i don't think has given up on parodies. you know, alec baldwin, alec baldwin prior to shooting on director to shoot sorry you know got quite a bit of mileage off of his impersonations of tru

and that was because of a call i received from the then chairman of the jewish agency, isaac herzog, who said, i know you don't work for me yet, but i need you to join this call with the truman museum tomorrow. and something about karen peck insisting that it that i join. i agreed. and so my start with the jewish agency has been inextricably linked with the truman museum and for anyone in the room who doesn't know. and i most of you do know my boss, the chairman of the jewish agency at the time, is the president of the state of israel. and i'm sure you'll hear from the ambassador sends his regards certainly about this event. but i know how important it was to him two years ago and remains important to him today. it is appropriate that this event happens in the month of may, not just because it is the month of harry truman's birth or the month of the state of israel's birth. but it also happens to be jewish heritage. jewish american heritage month and the story of israel's creation is, of course, a story of theodore herzl's vision. it's a story of david ben-gurion's tenacity. the stor

the president of israel, isaac herzog, speaking to me earlier.to jane in the studio in london with the rest of the day's news. thank you. the labour leader sir keir starmer has been defending his decision not to demand an immediate ceasefire in gaza, despite calls to do so from within his party. in a speech in london, he said such a move would embolden hamas, and insisted a humanitarian pause was the only credible approach to the conflict. our deputy political editor vicki young was listening to his speech, and joins us now. explain more about what he has laid out on what his thinking is. he explain more about what he has laid out on what his thinking is.- out on what his thinking is. he was treadin: out on what his thinking is. he was treading very _ out on what his thinking is. he was treading very carefully _ out on what his thinking is. he was treading very carefully as - out on what his thinking is. he was treading very carefully as you - out on what his thinking is. he was| treading very carefully as you might expect talking about the two t