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thank you so much for that. yon russian is the world holocaust, remember and center in israel. this year the center turns 17 and to mark the occasion. it's holding various commemorative events, including here in germany, situated on the mount of remembrance in jerusalem, yaga sham explorers, the history of the holocaust, the magically and chronologically its chairman, danny dionne once vowed, never to set foot in germany, but has since reversed that decision. he'll finish company, an exhibition of artifacts from the holocaust being put on display in the buddhist . talk the german parliament here in berlin. in an interview with d. w. rebecca readers. diane spoke of his reasons for changing his mind about visiting germany or is that interesting? do sedation, not many, just do it these days, but that still exist dog joe's that keep it small part of it wall in go to the park man, feed their home not painted. why? in order to remember the destruction of jerusalem 2000 years ago, every time they see they remember that general's linen was destroyed 2000 years ago than the temple was de

remember center in israel. this year it turned 70 and it's holding commemorative events around the world, including here in germany, situated on the mount of remembrance in jerusalem. yad vashem explores the thematic and chronological history of the holocaust. the centres chairman, daddy, diane, one said he would never set foot in germany, but a sense reversed that decision. he'll sooner company the exhibition of artifacts from the holocaust being put on display in the buddhist as the german parliament. here in berlin. he told our correspondent rebecca, written about his reasons for changing his mind. you know, there is an interesting jewish tradition, not many just doing these days, but that still exists. the objects that keep small part of the wall in the apartment in their home, not painted. why, you know that to remember the destruction of jerusalem 2000 years ago. every time they see, they remembered that generals that it was destroyed 2000 years ago than the temple was destroy. that's the reason i did it.

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the city has long been seen as a center of liberal cold in israel. and now thousands of people began to protest waitlist. so we came here to protest against the geisha of the israel, the democracy. we see a process where the rights of the people will be over time consumed by this, your chronic government. and we want to avoid that. but it's not just by internal israel politics. the supreme court has also ruled on the legality of settlements. the occupied west bank, which were legal under international law. but with this government being backed by extreme right in parties, it's unlikely the demonstrations will have the impact, the purchasers hope. for now, it's being discussed in a parliamentary committee, if and when it gets the cadets it parliamentary floor for vote at its past, it will be a significant erosion of a system of checks and balances on this right when government emron con our dessert, west ruthless ukraine has dismissed russian claims that hundreds of its soldiers were killed in an overnight strike. a school was damaged in the attack in

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speaker, i stand here today because i'm planning to reintroduce the united states israel artificial intelligence centerng a mutually beneficial partnership between the united states, and israel, on research for a. an our aware of, and its implications, take center stage in its discourse. >> sounds legit, right? what you just heard, was actually, written entirely by chatgpt. a text based, artificial intelligence. congressman auchincloss, joins me now. congressman, it's interesting you chose to have that speech written by artificial intelligence. what was your motivation? >> good to be with you. i worked in tech for a number of years. i'm one of the youngest parents in congress. this technology, i know, will be part of my career for decades to come. it could be a general purpose technology for my children, meaning, in any sector in which they chose to work, it would be a key tool they would need to use. i want to spotlight this for congress, that we have a debate, now, about purposeful policy for a eye. and, to not be ten years behind the ball like, i think, a lot of policy was for social media. >> certa

speaker, i stand here today because i am planning to reintroduce the united states-israel artificial intelligence center act, a bipartisan piece of legislation that will cement a mutually beneficial partner is between the united states and israel. this is a critical step forward in an era where a.i. and implications are taking center stage in public discourse. mr. auchincloss: we must collaborate with the international partners to ensure the united states maintains a leadership role and responsibly explores the many possibilities evolving technologies provide. the united states-israel artificial center act will allow us to tap into the expertise of both countries and draw upon each other's resources to explore and develop cutting-edge a.i. advancements. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition. >> mr. speaker, ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize one of

order to implement and show yours fully and aggressively that he is the owner of the land of israel. so center to so some there, sorry to interrupt you. i just, i just want to ask, you mentioned the word violence, there are water, your worries about the potential repercussions about what might come next. now of course, and not only i am worried, i think that everybody is worried because there might be no border to what the bend here will do as the minister and nathan. yeah. jose government, knowing that he has the power, we know, been via a, as a, a, as a racist activist before he joined the government. this is the 1st time that he is a minister knowing that he has a power and he has the ability as well to a to basically have a not only essay but making changes on the ground will lead to huge and aggressive a violence violence. i mean, a violence by that is raised towards the palestinians. of course, the annexation of the west bond would lead to huge violence. i don't know if we're going to talk about another in d 5. the only or something that is more is severed. but yes, we are all worried th

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more lightweight, but now v seems to work it up and people from all like the central israel, descending upon the center of the rang and i keep us updated as to how things progress tonight in montana my 1st day in television to palestinians have been killed by israeli forces in the occupied westbank. they were accused of firing at israeli troops. need you name these? i'm a jihad group says the 2 men were fighting from his armed wing. the l could brigades 12, palestinians have been killed. bies, rally troops and settlers so far this year, including a 19 year old from janine who died on saturday from bullet wound sustained when israeli forces shot him 2 weeks ago. maybe abraham went to the funeral procession in java in the occupied west bank. oh, i saw only been 14 these into the new year while sitting in who are killed my israeli forces higher than that. one of them is this unit for 2 palestinians, 23 and 24 year old and dead. and as the dean and according to local sources here they were killed after they've been teased by israeli porson, after committing a shooting attack near by here in g mean, we've s

she's going to new to well yeah, van is the world holocaust remembering center in israel this year at turned 70 and it's holding commemorative events around the world, including here in germany, situated on the mountain of remembrance in jerusalem. sham explores be the matic and chronological history. of the holocaust, the centres chairman danny diane, one said he would never set foot in germany, but has since reversed that decision. you'll soon accompany an exhibition of artifacts from the holocaust being put on display in the bonus tag of the german parliament here in berlin. and he told our correspondent rebecca ritters about his reasons for changing his mind. you know, there is an interesting jewish tradition, not many to do it these days, but they still exist. there are 2 that keep it small part of a wall in the apartment in their home, not painted. why? in order to remember the destruction of jerusalem, 2000 years ago, every time they said they remembered that generals and it was destroyed 2000 years ago than the temple was that the reason i did it, it's my stain on the, on the

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one of the problems had been that most center and center right. parties in israel were reluctant to align with the lucas party, which is led by ben. you mean that anyhow, that's in ya is under is i is on trial. we're corruption. ah, and is notoriously difficult to work with. they did put together a government last year that just lasted for a year, but only by the expediency of inviting essentially a mother, a muslim brotherhood party of palestinian israeli st to, to join the government was the 1st time this this had happened in israeli history. and that was a very difficult coalition of a parties that didn't agree with one another. and it's lapse last summer in part over the west bank because there's a law that extends israeli lot administration to be squatters from israel on ballast indian land in the west bank that was up for renewal. and the part of the coalition that was palestinian israelis declined to go along with, with voting it in. and so the government lapsed over that they had new elections. and since the center right, didn't want to well less with net. anyhow, he wanted to put

you know, al said in that gaza and the refugee camp israel targeted on thursday is this is seen as a center of palestinian resistance over the past year. israel has repeatedly rated jeanine, which it considers a hum hub of what he calls terrorist activity. ahmed, my her explains how the latest deadly, right unfolded, palestinians and janine pay their respects to 9 people killed in an israeli military wait on the occupied west bank on thursday. they are bird next to dozens of other palestinians who died over the past year. in his really incursions into the janine refugee camp. this is the 1st time his way he forces have stormed the narrow alleyways of the janine refugee camp in the past several months. according to locals. their past trades were limited to the outskirts people here woke up to a pitched battle between his way the army forces and palestinian fighters in this road in the densely populated camp. the south about what happened, but i was leaving for work at 7 in the morning. i looked outside. soldiers were coming out of 4 cars. they took over this house here and another rooftop, a

i am sure many of the companies here in israel, both the israel companies and the international, are firms that have, are in the centers in is, are, have a folder which says living is really, i'm sure of it. and if the government of israel is not careful enough, and it's not because they don't like israel or it just that they're going to make a decision. why, why make life so complicated? we can move things on to places and people will move, you know, to the jews are very good at moving. so i think the government really needs to pay attention to this. ok, so on the 3 i a huge number of issues going on. rand hair, and israel tax actor is of course, a very important engine of growth. and how is prime minister benjamin netanyahu and responding to these concerns? i am sure he's well aware of these issues. and he was one of the people that instigated and created the high tech sector in israel. and i'm actually sure that he will worry about this and make sure we may not hear it out loud because of politics. but i'm a 100 percent sure that it's on top of his mind to maintain the balance between the local issues and the govern

aviv in any weather, not january storms, nor heavy rain, could not prevent residents of israel to come to the city centero the oldest habima theater in order to say no to the new israeli government headed by benjamin netanyahu. someone says 10.000. someone 50 someone 80 agree on one thing every saturday the number of protesters is growing, that these are the same people who opposed him when he was prime minister last time, nothing new those who came to the square answer no we are much more and the protest is caused by the fact that the country has formed the most rightful religious government in history israel that the new ministers will try to change the usual way of life of the israeli society. i'm lost. i voted far for netanyahu, but i didn't get what i wanted at all. the government coalition included religious radicals, extreme right-wing nationalists. they will interfere with education in our lives, provoke conflicts, religious parties will strongly influence our lives. and i don't want a religious dictate. i want shops open on saturday and public transport. walked on shabbat i don't want them to su

center. he thinks israel does not respect international law. the eighty's, they say that the young are using civilian airlines like mahogany or they are on the honey or in order to ship arms and weapons or to his will not to damascus airport because it's like it has as it said, as it says. and as it says, it has disrupted iranian shipments to the borders with the iraq. and don't we, we all know there's right is the and the actually admitted that they have had a company. and iranian called them last month trying to cross iraq and just city and it's way. and so they believed that they on, you know, sometimes they would rather use civilian, analyze in order to ship arms to his will. because that was on the grounds are becoming like more risky and more dangerous for, for them. because there is like a slightly attacks on these companies and you have listed interest in syria. they have being actually working for the boss 1020 years since the beginning of this crisis to establish their own independent assess here even independent from the, from the ot

i would also like to acknowledge cj to the center for israel and jewish affairs and cj pack the caian jewish political action committee for their collaboration as well as their frank and open dialogue on this issue. there are a lot of canadians in this room doing a lot of great work on this issue, which i would also like to compliment and call out twitter's purpose is to serve the public conversation when individuals create twitter accounts and begin tweeting their tweets are immediately viewable and searchable by anyone around the world. it is this open and real time conversation that differentiates twitter from other digital companies, we also recognize that if people receive abuse from and harassment on twitter, it can discourage them from expressing themselves and ultimately diminish the value of a global public and inclusive conversation. anti anti semitic abuse has absolutely no place on twitter. anti semitism falls under our hateful conduct policy. hateful conduct can take many forms, and our rules are intended to address a wide range of prohibited behaviors and activities that

defenders unique equipment from wasps rivne hospital for war veterans is creating the first center in ukraine for israelizationf veterans with spinal cord injuries for several months rehabilitators from the world health organization have been helping with this how the project will improve the recovery of seriously injured volodymyr mykolaichuk will tell with one hand here. now we stretch, do you remember everything? victor develops the left arm that was damaged by mina, a fragment pierced the head of the contractor when released the kherson region, so the limbs refused, a month and a half of exercises and the defender stood on his feet with a cane, while i walk a little , i walk a short distance, but i did not walk at all, i hope that they will help me, after all, i will fully recover here. who almost did not move until two weeks ago was injured by a landmine in the donetsk direction, everything below failed there, i don’t feel anything, it got better, i can’t say how much better, i don’t know the percentage, i don’t measure the veteran is already trying to stand for it they will fix it in a special simulator,

israel. the human right center of the kennedy school wanted -- called me up as soon as i announced i would be watch and made -- i'm working on a book and this will be a logical place for me to try to do that. we thought that was the end of the story. the dean's approval of my flesh would be a perfunctory matter. i was shocked [indiscernible] i spoke to the dean in july and he asked me, do you have any enemies? i thought it was a weird question. i have a lot of enemies. i mentioned to him the chinese government and the russian government have both personally sanctioned me, the rwandan government and saudi government te me. i said, yes, israel. that was the end of an hour. two weeks later, i learned to a very respected professor at the kennedy schoolhat the dean had told her it was my criticism of israel that was the deathknell for my fellowship. amy: and human rights watch for close to, what, 30 years. talk about human rights watch's stand on israel, how it compares to amnesty international -- also did a big report on israel as an apartheid state -- but also your reports on saudi arabia and ot

syria as a result of a missile strike by israel , six were killed, the military said this in our centeror reconciliation, on the eve of an israeli army plane, military facilities near the airport were shelled, the damascus air harbor suspended work for several hours. now the series demands from the un security council to call israel to account. in addition, shelling by militants does not stop in the arab republic; over the past day, terrorists have delivered seven strikes on the idlib de-escalation zone, often on the line. fire, it turns out, is not only military installations or social infrastructure, but also unique historical monuments. one of them is a castle in the province masya. hama in the middle ages. hired killers were based there. our correspondent alexei ivlev visited their headquarters. buy kerosene at your own expense and set fire to the burner to warm your cold hands a little in the dead of winter, even as warm as in syria, this is a must-have ritual here in the underground room of the castle, anointing the archaeologist aysam hasan keeps artifacts of the greek roman isla

marathon, we promised to talk about what is happening in israel, what is happening in iran, we will discuss it with an expert, deputy director of the center for middle eastern studies serhiy daniil danilov from we are in touch, mr. serhiy , good morning to you. good morning, another special military operation, but no longer russian . israel is conducting it in iran, as far as i know , there was no confirmation from the israeli there the ministry of defense is either tzahalo or there i’m not tanyagu or i’m wrong mr. serhiy but something that something didn’t happen and won’t happen why should they act but what do you know for sure just from dozens of very powerful bavs blossomed into various military and not quite military so in irani for this night and we will of course show this video now during the conversation mr. serhii what is happening in iran now, what is the first reaction or could it really be israel behind this well what is going on well an unknown number of objects were hit by unknown drones, and we may also launch a missile attack. part of these objects are those objects where, in particular, our unloved neighbors, the russian

the city has long been seen as a center of liberal thought in israel. and now thousands of people began to protest weekly. so we came here to protest against the big location of the israel, the democracy. we see. a a process where the rise of the people will be over time consuming by the steel crowding government. and we want to avoid that. but it's not just by internal israeli politics. the supreme court has also ruled on the legality of settlements. the occupied west bank, which were legal under international law. but with this government being backed by extreme writing parties, it's unlikely the demonstrations will have the impact the purchasers hope. for now, its being disgusted. a parliamentary committee if and when it gets the cadets it parliamentary floor for a vote at its past, it will be a significant erosion of a system of checks and balances on this right when government, around con, our desert was gruesome. for the 1st time, a new 3 years, china's lifted all corona virus related restrictions on foreign travel. chinese tourist can now leave a

attacked. israel says men of it strikes are aimed at stopping armed groups in syria that are linked to iran. these include groups like his beloved well nava siobhan is a researcher at the oman center for strategic studies. he says that israel's raids and syria are usually aimed at very specific targets since 2013. until now there was 23 hits direct text to the airport international airport. and it's usually target a specific thing, either cargo or a building or an airplane. but the thing is, these heads are only targeting and limited at the time, object or target. it did not target the whole potential strategy of the wrong. that's why we, we are still seeing that you're not until today. they are using the airport until today. they're not being able to ex, for some of their weaponry either to his room or to the militia and inside syria. so the problem is, is right when they conduct that a strike basically will knock that in a way that eliminate a specific target at a specific time, not to eliminate the whole plan or strategy of your on inside this region. that's why we are still witnessing the same head. that's why we're still witnessing the same threat of these are sometimes, yeah

military personnel . israel also struck the airport 6 months ago, damaging a runway in the terminal, briefly halting, flight mar when cabal and is sorry for political studies at the arab center, explains why israel targets at the speed. of course. there it is. they said that the union are using civilian airlines like mahogany, or they are on an order to ship arms and weapons to his will not throw them off this airport because his life has, as it said, as it says also. and as it says, it has disrupted the onion shipments to the voters with the, with the iraq. and don't we, we all know there's right is they actually admitted that the, they have had a company. and iranian called them last month trying to cross iraq and just city and it's way to live. i don't. so they believe that they are on, you know, sometimes they would rather use civilian allies in order to ship arms because the roads on the guns are becoming like more risky and more dangerous for them. because if there is like a slightly attack on these companies, and i'm going to have listed interest and say they have been actually working for the past 1020 years since the beginning of this crisis to establish their own i

center. he says, israel does not respect international law. no it is. they say that the union are using civilian airlines like mahogany, or they are on the honey or in order to ship arms and weapons or does belong to the mosque this airport. because it's like it has, as it said, as it says also. and as it says, it has disrupted the anya shipments to the border as with the, with the iraq and don't we, we all know there's right is the and the actually admitted that they have had a company and here on you call them last month trying to cross, you know, going to city and it's way to live and so they believe that they are, you know, sometimes they would rather use civilian, analyze in order to ship arms to because the roads on the grounds are becoming like more risky and more dangerous for them because of that is like a service and it's like a tax on these companies and you have listed interest in the city. they have being actually working for the boss 1012 years since the beginning of this crisis to establish their own independence with even independent fro

but it's at the center of a year's long legal battle that has gained international attention. in 2018, israel's highest court ruled in favor of demolishing the village which had been built without construction permits. israel's government decided not to follow through after outcry from the international community but a new far right government, led by prime minister benjamin netanyahu might change that. lindsey on february, 1st is their deadline to decide whether to bulldoze han, ala, mar or leave at b. right wing politicians are pushing for eviction palestinians and left wing israeli writes groups say the land would be used to expand a nearby jewish settlement. numerous international bodies such as the u. n. and the international court of justice. consider such settlements in the west bank, illegal disraeli rights organization, betsy lem, works to protect palestinian rights in the occupied territories. these policies by israel against will assume communities are criminal policies. these are human rights violations, the violations of international military law. they need to be stopped. the vill