the neiuhbour happened to your son isaac? tue: neighbour was happened to your son isaac? holding him by the hand. and we let them go first when we escaped. the other family left and we were the second last to leave. and after a long time i asked the neighbour to get information from the police. and after a long time we got a statement that he gave to the police and he said that he slipped from his hand. so isaac's hand slipped _ slipped from his hand. so isaac's hand slipped out _ slipped from his hand. so isaac's hand slipped out of— slipped from his hand. so isaac's hand slipped out of his? - slipped from his hand. so isaac's hand slipped out of his? yes - slipped from his hand. so isaac's hand slipped out of his? yes but| hand slipped out of his? yes but that is not _ hand slipped out of his? yes but that is not the _ hand slipped out of his? yes but that is not the important - hand slipped out of his? yes but that is not the important thing, l that is not the important thing, what shocked me and i stilljean don't have an answer, the neighbour said the hand i was holdi

and isaac takes part in many of them. so this kind of beginning stage of the war for him, definitely leads to to more serious combat later. almost a year after the letter by isaac. two of his brothers join up. they both fall into, including the oldest brother of the walter's eli walter's, who joins with isaac in the 20 at the indiana. their third brother in line wine. david walter's joins in september of 1862 with the fifth indiana calvary. and it's shortly thereafter that he reports to camp joe reynolds in indianapolis over 100 miles from his home, leaving his wife and his infant son. from the records, we know a little bit about david walters and his time with the fifth indiana calvary. we find a little bit about his past in the military records as well, that he was a farmer, that he was 23 years of three years of age when he volunteered that like his brother isaac, he was also five foot ten, had a dark complexion and dark hair and brown eyes. so those are the only ways that we have to picture. david, other than his lett

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

ifirst met isaac gilmore in 2020. he's a former navy seal, who later became second—in—command of a private us military firm called spear operations group. i was surprised isaac agreed to speak to me because at the time, human rights lawyers were trying to prosecute spear for war crimes. one of the reasons that i agreed to participate in this and be part of this documentary is to be very clear about what we're doing and why. this isn't, you know, innocent until proven guilty. it's war. how did you get involved with the operation in yemen? so ultimately, i met abraham, abraham golan, who's a brother and a friend. abraham developed a relationship with mohammed dahlan and that was our path through to the uae government. we met with the appropriate bodies within the uae government. the pitch was to put pressure on isis and al-qaeda in the state of yemen and make sure that it didn't become another chaotic hub of terrorist activity, especially with the proximity to the horn of africa. in 2015, yemen was gripped by fighting o

isaac’s cathedral.ia for the first time with his grandmother and mother, then i also suggested to his parents, his mother, that they send him to a cadet school. that as a result, in the end, after 10 years, a russian officer would emerge, romanov. a representative of the family , even if not an heir, who speaks excellent russian , who knows russian history, well, that would be worthy, it would be beautiful, but it didn’t happen, it didn’t happen, big like us, well, okay, as i know, i was told that you can get married in st. isaac's cathedral if you stood in line there, paid some money, they allowed it, and you do it, but in order for such an event to take place at such a... level in st. isaac's cathedral, i it's hard to believe that the patriarch could give such a thing blessing, in order for the motorcade to be accompanied by the police with wooden checkers , well... so to speak, the game is just a game, but no, it turned out that it was not, because if this were so, then defense minister shaigu would

isaac, doug, great to be with you. isaac, walk us through the reporting, this is fascinating. >> on the one, hand is not that hard to see where trump's insecurities are. biden has zeroed in on them. saying he's a loser, see the smile that comes across biden's face when he says. it he likes doing it in part because he likes taunting trump, he likes the idea of getting under his skin. he also feels and the campaign aides tell me that they agreed that this is a good way of getting across some of their central message. when they say that trump is a loser, that's making people remember that trump has not accept the results of the 2020 election. which gets to their larger argument about democracy under threat. they want to keep pushing that in a way that breaks through more than just the high-minded way of doing it. but it makes people pay attention because it's a little bit of a fight. >> that high minded style is something that democrats have tried before against donald trump. i remember, michelle obama at one point, in 20

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isaac's cathedral, here they worked and lived. time they had a meal, adult parents were faced with the problem of how much to give to the child and how much to keep for themselves. as soon as the blockade was lifted, the guards hurried each to their palace and found terrible pictures of fire destruction. became one of the main victims of fascism, the capital of the fountains turned into ashes, the most famous landmark of samson tearing the mouth of a lion has not been found so far, it was established that the sculpture was cut into parts and taken to germany for melting down, during the war more rarities were lost here than in other suburbs of leningrad, so far only 250 of more than 16 thousand museum exhibits have been found, for example, in the nineties. immediately after the start of the blockade, the large palace burned to the ground, the fountain system was destroyed, the interiors were looted, destroyed . petergov found himself in the combat zone , most of the trees , there was indescribable chaos in the park, not an acciden

>> i trust isaac's reporting on this. if he says he would not want to cause harm, i would believe that. if not manchin, who will no labels select? they're in 13, 14 states. nevada, arizona where former president trump lost by less than 20,000 votes. if they find a candidate that performs that would benefit donald trump. >> michael, how much do they tear their hair out over joe manchin? i'll ask it like that. >> i know my former colleagues in la, legislative affairs, would be better able to answer that. his posture as a senator has always been that he never wanted to be the vote, the one vote to sink a vote for democrats, which is why you always found him working third ways with susan collins, lisa murkowski and kirsten cinema. i don't think in the end -- i trust isaac's reporting but i don't think in the end he would want to be saddled with the legacy of helping donald trump part 2. >> yeah. shermichael, i wanted to jump over to trump. a veterans group is hitting him over his past comment about service members. it's from

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now he is ready. president isaac hutsel has cooled. iran and evil imply the roots of tensions in the middle east. he was speaking of the world economic forum in douglas, in switzerland. that's looks at the how most was assigned them to bites iran. iran was using him us, he said to derail stability. not only in the region but in the entire well before the atrocities. so i'll see w correspondent, ben. so susan, who's in dab ask what the reaction to the helpful discussion was as a standing ovation and yeah, the congress center, but a very different picture online. as i was following the speech here from my hotel, many uses a angry cooling for the media to enter this one. use that questioning why a posting an official didn't follow these riley president's speech, but headstart said his nation is still in shock from the barbarism ads sat ism of the october 7 attacks. he said, how much is just one element of what he called the empire of evil, driven by around with its proxies across the region, spending billions on preventing pace. now billions have also been poured into the homeless organ

the all the top is set for system military will say coming off on the program. israel's president isaac hutsel, condemns iran as an evil m class and accuses it a focus tracing instability in the middle east. thousands guy, the heron ballot, and to protest against the rise of the far right. they're all growing close for them on the alternative for germany policy. now the 2nd most popular nationwide the manuscript. thanks so much for joining us. back as don has hits alleged to millison hyde outs, inside iran, in a series of retaliatory as strikes as on the about says it targeted bases of a below cheese set persists. now, iran had earlier attacked what it called terrorist targets in pakistan on each side is accusing the of the hovering set persist faces and the attacks of res, tensions between pakistan and neighboring iran villagers assessing the damage. this footage appears to show the aftermath of the pakistani strike on the rounds border region. your ran in state medias say at least 9 people were killed there on thursday. is lama but has confirmed carried out the attacks. i this morning

good to have you on the program with us ideas really, presidents, isaac for talk, has called a south africa, has a case, atrocious and preposterous. what's your reaction to that? and that's very engaging. it does go into disingenuous ad for him to college that because there is a stage has been getting away with meadow for so many years. and there's 2 south africa, a young demo trust which is on the 30th to find a case against the genocide. the actions of that is why the government against the people of palestine and in particular, sentry against the people. because while we jump todd 12, the broad up others doing in community and society, it was very relevant to you to sold out. that's too good decision to take this matter to the international court of justice because so don't forget himself has been a victim of the up of age regina with a crime against humanity to us, such as like games. the african majority here that are similar to choose between what happened in us that sort of guns and what exactly happened, what changed the palestinians? the difference is just that in the case o

now the is riley presidents, isaac hutsel, has cooled. iran, an evil empire. the roots of tensions in the middle east. speaking of the world economic forum in davos, switzerland help, folks said that how much was the um finance by tyrone iran was using some us. he said to derail stability. no, certainly in the region, but in the entire rod. before that, i asked the w correspondent, dentist, sewland, who is in douglas, what the reaction to her folks, comments was, or a standing ovation, and you have the congress center, but a very different picture online. as i was following the speech here from my hotel, many use is angry. cooling for the media to enter. this will one use that questioning why a posting and officials didn't follow the is riley president's speech about head sold, said his nation is still in shock from the barbarism adds sad ism of the october 7 attacks. he said, how much is just one element of what he called the empire of evil, driven by around with its proxies across the region, spending billions on preventing pace. now billions have also been

tom: isaac boltanksy said it brilliantly.t we saw on the board, we upped the optimism of that spending cap. full task he said, forget -- boltansky said forget about it. jonathan: did you see the piece out of jpmorgan? a fantastic piece. within that, it talks the trajectory of u.s. debt. every round of fiscal stimulus brings us one step closer to -- we are accustomed to deteriorating u.s. finances with limited consequences. by the early 20 30's, the cbo projects all federal government revenues will be consumed by entitlement payments and interest on the federal debt. at some point between now and then, there may have to be a reckoning. lisa: especially because a lot of the debt we have a short-term. if you look, it is doubled going back to .14 with an accelerating clip. -- if you look, it has doubled going back to 2014 with an accelerating clip. jonathan: over in congress as well, there will be a debate. let's finish on this story. absolutely bizarre. different secretary lloyd austin remains hospitalized but faces criticism af

by march 2016, isaac had left yemen and stopped working for spear.evidence spear group continue to be paid by the uae until 2020 and sources have told me they were training others how to kill. human rights organisation reprieve has been compiling a list of assassinations in southern yemen. what you see is basically tens and tens of assassinations. between 2015 and 2018, they've counted 102. it was not until 2018 when we started to pinpoint actually this is part of a systematic targeting policy. you have this chaotic situation where everyone can name anyone a terrorist and start going after them. these are extrajudicial killings. american laws covering mercenaries are still unclear. spear operations group has not been prosecuted for their role in the uae's assassination programme. while targeted killings in yemen continue today. in a statement, the uae told us the allegations against them are false. the bbc has tried to speak with the founder of spear, abraham golan, he did not respond. we put a list of questions about spear group's activities in yeme

we are joined now by isaac to share reporting.e us an idea what's going on with the no label group? >> reporter: that group put itself forward as the third alternative, thinking about a unity ticket and they've been getting ballot lines across the country on states for a ticket. they've set their own deadline as mid march to decide what they're doing. i asked a number of leaders of no label how this would work, who would be involved, how you pick the people who make the decision and couldn't get clear answers on any of that. it's also as joe manchin, as you said, is going around the country, starting to talk about how he might go forward with a presidential run, telling people privately he sees a path if donald trump gets convicted and joe biden has a health scare. very much not wanting to be a spoiler or what leads to donald trump being back in the white house. these are all coming together when there's a lot going on as this campaign starts to take shape. it looks like as a likely biden/trump rematch. >> it's interesting to see

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. >> reporter: oakland school district parents rebecca and isaac made the decision to transfer theirix-year-old son out of the district following a string of moves by the teachers union and the district that they and other jewish families feel was antisemitic. >> i didn't want to have my child around, you know, educators that might not be able to treat him the same way they treat other students. >> reporter: they joined at least 30 other families who have successfully transferred their students out of the district roughly a month after a group of teachers staged a pro-palestinian teach in that was not sanctioned by the district. it also follows a controversial statement by the oakland educator's association that's sense been amended that called for a ceasefire and end to the occupation of palestine. >> i just felt there wasn't a path forward for jewish families because i had reached out to ousd and asked them to have a conversation about how they were going to keep jewish families feeling safe and included when there was lesson plans being taught that said draw the zionist bully. i m

but, for rebecca and isaac, that is not enough to feel their child is safe. >> i want to make sure thate continues to love who he is and where he comes from. >> other jewish families who wanted to transfer out of the district were not so lucky, they will have to reapply to other districts in march and maybe find a spot in time for next school year. >>> the supreme court has agreed to hear a case that could impact how cities in the bay area deal with their homeless populations. the court will review a decision by the ninth circuit court of appeals that prevented local governments from clearing out homeless camps. unless enough shelter is available for people being moved. governor newsom and london breed were among those asking for the supreme court to review the case. loyola law school professor, jessica livingston said the court will be looking at whether these sweeps violate the constitution. >> one of the things that the supreme court is going to look at is what does the eighth amendment to cover and is it really cruel and unusual punishment to say to a human being you can't sleep in

as isaac was saying, such an animating subject for those on the campaign trails. this is what a congress, from texas, told us about a deal on immigration. he said, i will not help the democrats try to improve biden's dismal approval ratings. i'm not going to do it. why would i? chuck schumer has that on his desk since july and he did nothing with that. soming that democrats say is a nonstarter. and this could help biden. if they cut a deal on immigration, now biden could take that issue off the table heading into november. >> democrats jumped on that quote, this is who we're trying to deal with here. they don't want to give president biden -- because fact is the white house and the president desperately want a deal on the border to the point they're infuriating the allies, whether it is the caucus in the house, immigration advocates who are very furious about the direction of the way the border talks are going. and they're desperate for a deal because it is tied to ukraine aid which is such a key pillar or part of president biden's foreign policy. but they want a

it runs about an hour. >> joining us today is is really president isaac herzog. the son of israel's sixth president and the grandson of israel's first chief. curren2003 he was elected a member of israel's parliament after serving as government secretary. throughout his 15 years in the knesset he has held parliament and ministerial posts including minister of hoing and construction, minister of tourism, in charge of the fight against anti-semitism, he's a member of the curity cabinet, and he previously serveds government coordinator for the prision of humanitarian aid to gaza. in 2013 he w elected chairman of the israeli labor party. in 2021 he was sworn in is israel's 11th president following an overwhelming majority vote in the knesset which really constitute an historicandside victory in what we all know to be a very divided politics inside israel. quite an impressive acmplishment. mostf you who are watching this know this but it bears repeating, he is not the head of government in israel. that is prime minister benjamin netanyahu. you have also -- alshere to g

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and isaac levido has a point.t is that sometimes these things have to be argued out in public. and i think it's good that the pubuc i think it's good that the public can see things being argued out. i completely disagree the disagree with nigel that the tory party gone mad over tory party has gone mad over this. bill has to work. if this. this bill has to work. if you get, you know, get this bill through and let's say it goes through and let's say it goes through the lords and we'll discuss later . discuss that later. >> let's see maybe >> maybe let's see maybe definitely. definitely. >> maybe let's see maybe defirofely. definitely. >> maybe let's see maybe defirofely. aspectsely. >> maybe let's see maybe defirofely. aspects of the one of the key aspects of the show i want everyone at home tonight. >> let's say this gets >> let's say this bill gets on the book in the next the statute book in the next couple of months. and the first thing when try thing that happens when you try to out of the to put a plane going o

así que felicidades a isaac y bienvenido también aquí a la vez, aquí los deportes.e emergencia y más. si tienes preguntas, te ayudamos paso a paso. covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. la inscripción termina el 31 de enero. visita coveredca.com/español. se capta el dramático rescate de un niño atrapado en un estanque helado. esto y más a partir de las 11. soy joven. president of the united, y nos despedimos dejándole con estas imágenes en vivo de homenaje a las víctimas que hace un año en half moon bay fallecieron durante una masacre. y tal como nos informaba andrés brender hace minutos, la comunidad trata de recuperarse de este incidente que dejó 7 personas fallecidas durante el día. >> se han realizado varios eventos en el condado san mateo para rendir tributo a víctimas y familiares y a este lugar asistió la comunidad familiar y residentes de la ciudad. >> vamos a estar hablando más. hoy (musica( tarde en noticias telemundo, el expresidente trump vence en las primarias deew

a city of tara, as isaac, had to put it built on the gaza. and one is way the businessman put it to me last night. why aren't those tunnels being used by the homeless militants? no to the, to launch their attacks. they a surprise attacks on these rarely a physics, but to protect their own citizens, to protect the civilians, the hundreds of thousands who had left their up in the open in an active was or, or to evacuate them from the region altogether. now, when it comes to 8 for the civilians heads hopes hes these right. these now have the capacity to scan some full 100 trucks of humanitarian a to date, but puts the blame on organization of the board for only a maximum of 300 getting through a day at the bow. but he says he wants to enable a better future for his palestinian naples. but 1st, as the hostages needs to be released and normalization of relations needs to be reached. and a safety guaranteed needs to be made to the nation of israel. that was dw has been presumed, they are reporting from davos switzerland. a shipment of medicine has

here's mr blinken speaking as he met the president of israel, isaac herzog.e just come from a number of countries in the region — turkey, greece, jordan, qatar, united arab emirates, saudi arabia — and i want to be able to share some of what i've heard from those leaders with the president, as well as with the prime minister and the cabinet later today. and, of course, we'll have an opportunity to sit with the families of some of the hostages and discuss our relentless efforts to bring everyone home, and back with their families. and there's a lot to talk about in particular about the way forward, so i look forward to these conversations. as always, it's very good to be with you. president herzog thanked washington for its support of israel. he also condemned south africa for filing a case against israel at the international court ofjustice — accusing it of crimes of genocide against palestinians in gaza. and here, with the hypocrisy of south africa, we will be at the international court ofjustice and we will present proudly our case of using self—defence und

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. >> reporter: isaac, their eldest was 20. then his sister bailey was 15 that summer.was the year spring of 2015, when isaac discovered that spider lake resort was for sale. and a buzz of excitement filled the house. >> reporter: did you ever fantasize about the family owning that? place when >> i found out they were talking about buying, it i was starting to look for my line of the work in that area. i thought it would be very fun to help, and help work on the resort. >> reporter: that is the sort of place becomes month generational to you look forward to association with it for your whole life. come august, chris and jan drove the six hours from brewster, minnesota to spider lake to engage in negotiating. and there were obstacles, of course there were. as john told her sister k. >> it was just the timing with bailey having a couple years left of school, she just wanted to buy it, but it there was a lot that went into the decision. >> reporter: mostly of course, the money. john the bookkeeper around the numbers. they offered as much as their bank would allow. but it w

now these really president isaac hub, so has cold iran, an evil empire which is at the roots of tensions in the middle east. he was speaking of the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. and he said that homicide, which many countries classify as a terrorist group, was armed and signed on by tyrone iran was using him as he said, the rail stability not only in the region, but in the entire world. all folks over the church. and we can cross straight to dev us now and get more from all correspondence that been suzan. hi ben. and can you tell us how worthy is randy? presidents was received and of us as a standing ovation. and you had the congress center, but a very different picture online as i was following. the speech here from my hotel, many use is angry. cooling for the media to enter this for one use of questioning why a posting and officials didn't follow the is riley president's speech, but had sold said his nation is still in shock from the barbarism. adds sad ism of the october 7 attacks. he said, how much is just one element of what he called the empire, or the evil driven by

and perhaps crucially legal proceedings, ramping up these really presidents isaac could, so it's facing criminal complaint in switzerland. it happened during his recent trip to the world economic form in davos statement, from swiss. prosecutors said the plaintive seeking a criminal prosecution in power though to case brought by south africa at the international court of justice, accusing israel of genocide in gaza as the destruction escalates on the ground, mexico and she likes and of now with the both israel and time us to the international criminal code, citing consent about war crimes. while the, you and i, c, j come some traits on disputes between countries. the icpc is a criminal tribunal which can prosecute the individuals. during hood soaks appearance in davos, he put forward his rails position on the war in cancer, while with rejecting the challenges of genocide twisting. and i'm not shy away from the human tragedy in gaza. and you want to know something. we care. we care the boys, if it is paint for us. that's all neighbors. i was suffering so much. but how else can we defend o

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is isaac duver has more. >> he's definitely flirting with it. was in new hampshire with him a couple weeks ago, in south carolina and georgia, and what he sees is an opening here if there's a trump/biden matchup, and also if joe biden had a health care, that might be a way to make the case for a third-party alternative. he would make it on the argument there needs to be a centrist they are option. >> the he wants to do it his own way, and he's doing that as no labels has been having a lot of trouble figuring out their plans for that presidential prospect that they have been talking about. >> isaac dovere, thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> let's talk to larry sabado. great to see you. >> thank you, fred. >> if joe manchin decides to make a third-party run for president, do you think he would pull more votes away from biden or trump? >> almost certainly he would pull a lot more votes from joe biden than he would from donald trump. i don't know what percentage of the vote he would get, but even though he presents himself as a cent ricks democrat, h

but since the war and his homeland has still had an impact on him, isaac godson, i lost more than 25. the number of they sent me to my house is gone. my father also is gone. so this is where we are, as owned by the city, it has not been the me. the numbers of families wipe out of the disco, dental motor exist. imagine if i'm in need of 1800 the father of the children, the gun 10, glen underground gun tingler, all at once. but just at the fight and how much of fighting the c student called the palestinians in does i'm there is to a different pinks to defend the mention of death war. a dies and officials say the enclave confirmed desktops since october 7th has surpassed $25000.00. the northern part of guys it has been reduced to rubble by as rarely bombing raids. well, some $2000000.00 displace palestinians are now sheltering in the south, which is also coming under fire. ramsey ibrahim again says a decades long oppression of the palestinians justifies their desperate acts of resistance. what is going on to de? it's continue sisterhood or the police to means to have the liberating freed

by march 2016 isaac had left yemen and stopped working for spare. but the assassinations continued.the uae until 2020 stop and sources have told me they were training others how to kill. human rights organisation reprieve has been compiling a list of assassinations in southern yemen.- list of assassinations in southern yemen. ~ ., , list of assassinations in southernyemen. ., , , southern yemen. what you see is tens and tens _ southern yemen. what you see is tens and tens of _ tens and tens of assassinations. �* ::' assassinations. between 2015 and 2018 they _ assassinations. between 2015 and 2018 they have _ assassinations. between 2015 and 2018 they have counted l assassinations. between 2015 l and 2018 they have counted 102 stop it was not until 2018 when we started to pinpoint actually this is part of a systematic targeting policy.— this is part of a systematic targeting policy. you have this chaotic situation _ targeting policy. you have this chaotic situation where - chaotic situation where everyone can name anyone a terrorist and start going after them. these are extrajudicia

beginning in switzerland for prosecutors say criminal complaints have been lodged against present isaac household for israel's war on guys the household has been attending the world economic forum and davosto diplomatic editor james bass is joining us on the phone that from 0 to can james won't mode to be know about these claims. well, the 1st thing to tell you is that yes, president hood, so was he or the well, the economic for him which concluded 3 hours ago, he is in switzerland and apples. it's worth saying 1st is that the is riley president, is no longer in switzerland, and he completed his business here and his left the country. it's also, it was saying that this is a criminal complaint which the federal prosecutor's office has confirmed, has been made. there is no finding against these riley presidents at this stage. they'll be an examination. we're told that we take place on the what is the usual procedure here in switzerland? the prosecutor's office is not confirming either who made the complaint or exactly what the complaint is about. now the complaint could be about the fact

since this offensive began of the president isaac, who headsets, it said it was an unbearably difficult news to wake up to this morning. and we had also the prime minister been met. and benjamin netanyahu has spoken out cooling at a tragedy, but vowing to push on until victory is achieved, still maintaining his line. but victory will be a shaven 10. be a change that, of course, spain complete eradication of a mouse. we so more is gathering the for the funerals. this was as you've been reporting the single deadly of say, we 21 people, 21 soldiers i should say being caught up in one single attack. now the, in, in the military have done a preliminary investigation. they found that the soldiers to has went protected and off they said they would learn the lessons from these incidents. and that even though this was in an area that was pretty much, has been taken by the audience and it's pretty much it showed up that it's too very difficult to stop these pockets of how much fight is coming out and shooting at them. that was rebecca, but there was a reporting from israel. the united nations sec

cherite's uncle isaac is studying in absentia at our theological seminary. russia, but for now he has volunteered to help translate the texts of prayers into the local language, xhosa. this is how, for example, it sounds unusual for our perception in this language. malincwalise igama lakho, ubukumkani bakho mabufike, mayenziwe intando yakho emhlabeni, njengoba isenziwe emazulwini. with basic things for everyday use. “this is just the beginning , of course, we will increase capacity, but i repeat once again, we are not chasing speed anywhere, our task is to give verified words of sacred scripture, or to put the words of sacred tradition into the text and put it together so that people do not find there's no extra comma there. i left ryaz in the car, they broke the window , they took the undercoat, i didn't expect this, because it's a black undercoat, well, it happened. cape town in generally considered. a more or less safe city compared to johannesburg and the capital pritoria. there is an area that can be like a red district, so it can be called, where you c

i'm going to been isaac good states, which is well defined with both of those with constitution it's identity. unfortunately, the site is the only country in the world, which is the vehicle denies. we'll talk more of those as well. that constitution. second, and i'm sure if you go back to all the, the official shut off on thought this from that seems to lie to extreme lift. you will never find anyone unless the lifting. you always say that clearly, who is that a cook and isaac, the light to for ballasting and state and nothing you all yesterday he said that clearly between the seat there will be no other political entity except the, except his wife. but when you know, when you hear a comment like that, does that worry you? because look where we stand today, it's almost like what's happening today works towards netanyahu's narrative that you just said to me. unfortunately, the international community have deal all the time with this way. and as a state above the little, the susan, i think for the look does is of international do you out of those of your shows, security concern, homele