did you order the murder of jamal kashogi? washington and anchora on the other hand, insisted that the crown prince was involved in the murder and couldn't get away with it. they called for justice to be done. eninde sonunda denilen yere geldiler. Şimdi amerikan senatosu ne diyor? evet. suudi yönetimini şimdi suçluyor. son birleşmiş milletler daimi elcisii ikalley o bile ne dedi isim vererek hem de söylüyor ve bu işin diyor faili odur buyur iş artık belli bir yere geldi daha birçok şeyler çıkacak buradan çok şeyler çıkar after half decade it's a proper time to see how serious the united states and turkey were. ben ve hükümetim bu konuyla alakalı emri verenden gerçekleştiren kişilere kadar en alttan en üste sorumlu olanların hepsinin yargılanmasını ve eee uluslararası hukuk nezdinde gereken cezaları almasını istiyoruz. triggered an uprour in washington, unusual bipartisan fury in congress brought. arm sales to saudi arabia to a halt, albeit temporarily. the current relationship with saudi arabia is not working for america, they

five years ago, jamal khashoji walked into the saudi consulat in istanbul to pick up document he needed in order to marry his turkish fiance, but he never came out. investigations found that the saudi journalist had been murdered and dismembered by a saudi hit squad. the saudi crown prince said that it was a mistake, describing the whole story as rogue operation. absolutely, his royal handnis the crompins has nothing to do with this issue. um, in fact, the national security advisor in the us said that. um, this was roug operation, we have better sense of what happened, this was individuals exceeding their authority and going beyond their mandate, and these individuals made a tremendous mistake, and for this mistake they will pay a price. some countries such as the us and turkey disagreed with the saudi version of events, us intelligence officials, for example, believe the order to capture or kill jose came from the very top. in riad, that is from crown prince muhammad bin salman himself. in a 2021 statement, the us director of national intelligence said, we assess that saudi arabia's cr

wakiem yes yes jamal wakim, are you with us? yes, yes, i'm with you. great, jamal wakim, this is what's making the news when it comes to the us secretary of state, anthony blincon for the past couple hours, many are reflecting how he was in saudi arabia and with the saudi crown prince, he um is reported to have highlighted on halting hamas and its attacks, securing the release of hostages and preventing the conflict from spreading. the last part, preventing the conflict from spreading, what's your reading into it? uh, does that mean that in a sense israel can't withstand uh other fronts opening up against it? yes definitely, because in this case, actually if hamas, that is the besege in gaza, and that is whose for example, resources are very limited, was able to make incursions up to 40 kilometers deep inside. territories that are controlled by the zinis, this means that hizbullah as the allies from the north could go even farther and would be damaging the core of the design entity where the economic hub and the demographic conc

did you order the murder of jamal kashoki? washington and ancora on the other hand, insisted that the crown prince was involved in the murder and couldn't get away with it. they call for justice to be done. eninde sonunda denilen yere geldiler. Şimdi amerikanın senatosu ne diyor? evet. suudi yönetimini şimdi suçluyor. işte. en son birleşmiş milletler daimi elcisi ik haley o bile ne dedi, isim vererek hem de söylüyor. ve bu işin diyor faili odur. buyur iş artık belli bir yere geldi. daha birçok şeyler çıkacak. buradan çok şeyler çıkar. after half decade, it's a proper time to see how serious the unit in turkey were about. ben ve hükümetim bu konuyle alakalı emri verenden gerçekleştiren kişilere kadar en alttan en üste sorumlu olanların hepsinin yargılanmasını ve eee uluslararası hukuk nezdinde gereken cezaları almasını istiyoruz. washington, unusual bipartisan fury in congress brought. sails to saudi arabia to a halt, albeit temporarily. the current relationship with saudi arabia is not working for america, they have been strat

so sorry, jamal jamal. i was just asking you, the 11 on this has blah has now reportedly got into yells of and do you believe the reports and why, why would 11 on get involved now as well. the 1st the has the law show the some is really outposts in many is occupied territories and shrivel, which the needs have been claiming. since 1967, these studies metal combined during the uh, 6 days war back in 1967. and ever since levon on has been claiming these studies. so has the law show these uh outposts uh yesterday. and i believe that this is a message from his blood to the is it, is that if they step up, the confrontation with the palestinians has the law will activate on uh the, the northern frontier launch uh, a dikes uh, from south lebanon into the occupied gully. uh so this is the message that have been directed, of course the, the, the, is there any is had the, or bon bonded some, uh, the menus positions or the office goods of some lebanese villages. but uh, so far, uh, the, the situation is still under co

did you order the murder of jamal kashoki? absolutely not. this was heinous crime.en yere geldiler. Şimdi amerika senatosu ne diyor? evet. suudi yönetimini şimdi suçluyor. işte en son birleşmiş milletler daimi elcisi iki alei o bile, ne dedi, isim vererek hem de söylüyor. ve bu işin diyor faili odur. buyur iş artık belli bir yere geldi, daha birçok şeyler çıkacak, buradan çok şeyler çıkar. ben ve hükümetim bu konuyla alakalı emri verenden gerçekleştiren kişilere kadar en alttan sorumlu olanların hepsinin yargılanmasını ve... uluslararası hukuk nezdinde gereken cezayı almasını istiyoruz. case triggered an uproar in washington, unusual by partisan fury in congress brought arms sales to saudi arabia to a halt albeit temporarily. the current relationship with saudi arabia is not working for america. they have been strategic allies and could be in the future, but right now it is more of a burden. and it is an asset and why i say that? this uh country led by the de facto leaders that crimp prince has been wrecking ball and the keshogi instant is just uh one of many but th

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all right, i got a final question there for you jamal wakim, um, there has been news of how china has

my uncle shaban, jamal and mohammed were among those who died.

shot. him directly and killed his son and injured him, jamal just lost his other son, so he lost oneher information on that and not just recite numbers and uh show the sensitivity and the credit that these marters deserve who have been killed as a result of what is happening, which is nothing short of uh, not only genocide, but also war crimes that are being committed by israel in certain instances, like what happened at this hospital, um, mona, the uh, retaliation or should i say the rockets that are being fired uh from the gaza strip is quite incredible that that is still happening in the midst of it being bombarded uh can you tell us more information on or give us more information on that uh one of the latest ones that i'm looking at is how tel aviv uh which years ago would have been hard to imagine is uh is has continued to be targeted by the resistance forces. this is exactly what we are receiving now we're receiving the israeli military. just revealed that a barage of rockets were fired from northern gaza ship into south israel in the nagav area as well as in askaland the al-qa

did you order the murder of jamal kashoki? absolutely not, this was heinous crime.ley o bile ne dedi isim vererek hem de söylüyor ve bu işin diyor faili odur buyur iş artık belli bir yere geldi daha bir çok şeyler çıkacak buradan çok şeyler çıkar. see how serious the united states and turkey were about what they called justice for jama ben ve hükümetim bu konuyla alakalı emri verenden gerçekleştiren kişilere kadar en alttan en üste sorumlu olanların hepsinin yargılanmasını ve eee uluslararası hukuk nezdinde gereken cezaları almasını istiyoruz. unusual bipartisan fury in congress brought armed sales to saudi arabia to a halt a it temporarily. the current relationship with saudi arabia is not working for america. they have been strategic allies and could be in the future, but right now it is more of a burden than it is an asset, and why not say that? this uh country led by the de facto leaders, the ground prince has been a wrecking ball. and the kashoge instant is just uh, one of many. but the most aggreous, and i think most people can relate to why we're upset. as fo

what needs to be um put into action, his the phrase that he used was defining moment, if you believe jamal that this is the defining moments, what actions need to be taken uh, you usually when there's a war in the past, there have been meetings, their analysts come on tv, they say what they say, and then there's some kind of... deal that's being made, but this, i'm guessing is not going to be the case anymore, if this is defining moment, what action needs to be taken in order to make sure that palestinians get what they deserve, or at least have the hope that these are the types of steps that will be taken in order for reach in order for them to reach their ultimate goal? yeah, first of all, i think the first thing that we need is to stop this, this massacres and the crimes and the palestinians for for one time in their life to feel safe, this is. the first thing, the second thing is the right of the palestinians that they are struggling for since 75 years and more now, it has to come to to to to achievement, and it's can't continue like this, like massacre after massacre every decade or l

but they got worked up about jamal bowman setting off a fire alarm in the cannon office.capitol building that was quote, legitimate political discourse. who are they getting here? >> seriously. mehdi, what do you respect expect from a republican party that is fully endorsed, justified and excuse to the behavior of donald trump? who was president was impeached twice, now indicted on 91 counts and four separate trials. it is the height of hypocrisy for republicans to turn a blind eye to the leader of the insurrection against the capitol while calling for jamal bowman to be expelled. i have to say, i think i can do one better. i don't know if you saw this post from the coup leader himself, trump, who is now calling for jamal bowman to face the same fate as the six insurrectionists who are obstructing an official congressional proceeding. i mean, this is like the death of irony, right? the trump of all people, a defendant accused of obstructing a congressional proceeding, is now conceding that obstructing a congressional conceding is actually a crime. can you just imagine the

and also in the house, democrat jamal bowman may be in some trouble after he appeared to pull a fire alarm at the capitol. we're going to get into that in a moment. first, remember tonight's deal -- it only avoid a shutdown in the immediate future. in mid november, it's quite possible we could be here talking about the same things all over again. let's get right to somebody who has not left the capitol for i don't know how long, many, many hours, many days, our own chief congressional correspondent, manu raju. at this point we saw the vote is open. it's been open on the senate floor for quite some time. are senators at dinner? are they flying back in? are they coming back in? what's going on? >> reporter: the beauty of the united states senate. these votes take a long time, as you know, dana. the vote by paper ballots, they just -- they're checking off name by name. chuck schumer, the majority leader, keeps these votes open for a very long time allowing senators to do just that -- have dinner, go to fundraisers, come back and vote. this vote is probably going to be called sometime so

let me bring in jamal jamal juma who's the founder and coordinator stop the wall campaign um who joins some sense falling apart um because as we're looking at the the number of days that have transpired there are still uh locations where the resistance fighters are engaged with the israeli uh regime forces. and um these regime forces are not able to get back what they have lost, particular starat comes to mind, but in the bigger picture, what does that show, uh, what are we looking at when it comes to this offensive and the gains that is very obvious that the resistance fighters cumulatively have made, yeah it has too many too many messages, i think that and we can understand lots of things around what's happened in there that this myth of israel as this like any massive power that's be defeated, that's became full apart, the second is like the the the most advanced like survillances and technology that israel had and this, and they invested like any billions of dollars with the in this, either mainly in the around gaza and in the west bank, and it it's also failed like and this is wha

jamal zahran, political science professor at uh port said university and egypt coordinator of the global gathering support of the choice of resistance for joining us and now we move to our next guest from latakia, the syrian political commentator and journalist sarah salom, it's always a pleasure having you on board uh sarah now as a syrian citizen suffering from unilateral punitive measures imposed by the united states of america simply because your country shows the path of resistance. how do you read the call of unity bait made by uh his eminence sayid ali khamenei, the leader of the islamic revolution? i support what imam khamene said saying that the united states of america is stealing our syrian oil and keeping the criminal and the graduation ceremony of officer cadets at the military college in the homes countryside was targeted, these young men were going to engage in the project to combat terrorism, the project to combat the zionist enemy, and the project to combat federalization and division. this is message to me and to the syrian youth aiming at emptying the country of us imm

on monday, elected officials in los angeles welcomed friends and family of jamal khashoggi to streetmony on a stretch of wilshire boulevard outside the consulate of saudi arabia. a sign declaring the space jamal khashoggi square reads, "a journalist and advocate for human rights slain by the saudi government.” in washington, d.c., the national press club held a moment of silence to remember khashoggi and other journalists whose killings have gone unpunished. joining the ceremony was michael omer-man, director of research for israel-palestine at dawn, the organization founded by khashoggi. >> whereas jamal's death outrage the world, today, unfortunately that no longer seems to be the case. it is most apparent in saudi arabia but not only. following the killing, we saw how the u.s. government tried to redefine accountability in order to shield him from scrutiny. this is on its optimal. jamal was murdered for the power of his ideas and because even in the face of mortal danger he refused to remain silent. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now, democracynow.org,

committee committing genocide. so many things to get through with my guess still with me, ibrahim jamal and said mossen abbas. ibrahim, i'm going to kick things off with you, there have been so many sections here that i haven't been able to get your response, but can i just pick up what you have to say about the president of the united states say? "we can't even believe the palestinians when they tell us how many people have been killed. that's fine, he doesn't have to believe what the palinions say, but the evidence is introvertible, white phosphorus in a dense civilian population is considered illegal by an illegal scores, protocol 3 of the 1980 convention on certain conventional weapons prohibits incendiaries or the use of other substances to attack civil populations. i mean, you talk about the un security council, israel has is. mention of 32 resolutions, resolution 484 reiterates, which means that it's been said before, so it says that this is a reiteration, 19 december that israel, israel has to abide by the fourth geneva convention, what is the fourth geneva convention, it say it

jamal zahran, political science professor at port said university and egypt coordinator of the global gathering support of the choice of resistance for joining us and now we move to our next guest from latakia, the syrian political commentator and journalist sarah salom, it's always a pleasure having you. board uh sarah now as a syrian citizen suffering from unilateral punitive measures imposed by the united states of america simply because your country shows the path of resistance. how do you read the call of unity bait made by uh his eminence sayid ali khamenei, the leader of the islamic revolution. i support what imam khamene said saying that the united states of america is stealing our syrian oil and keeping the criminal and terrorist. the most prominent evidence of the validity of this is what happened last week when the graduation ceremony of officer cadets at the military college in the homes countryside was targeted. these young men were going to engage in the project to combat terrorism, the project to combat the zionist enemy and the project to combat fiction and division. t

jamal walking, professor of international relations, joining us out of beirout.d over last 16 days in the besieg gaza. strip wafer? yeah, actually like the situation here is really terribly, terribly difficult, and i'm telling you like we have nearly more than 4,000 palestinian being killed have been murdered by the israeli occupation war plans. we are talking about nearly more than 1, palestinian kids have been murdered during these air strikes as well, still also have more than 1,000 palestinians are still under the raffles, are trying to rescue them, but in fact because of the nonstop israeli pumming on the piece gaza strip and because of the simple machines and the lack of a fuel which hinder the the the the work of the civil defense centers here in gaza, this thing makes their their mission like difficult even pull the... the people out of the roples and we are talking here about we we still we don't have electricity at all here in the besed ghaza strip across the ghaza strip whether in the north or the south we didn't we don't have electricity we don't have

jamal zahran, political science professor at port said university and egypt coordinator of the global gathering support of the choice of resistance for joining us and now we move to our next guest from latakia, the syrian political commentator and journalist sarah. it's always a pleasure having you on board uh sarah now as a syrian citizen suffering from unilateral punitive measures imposed by the united states of america simply because your country shows the path of resistance. how do you read the call of unity bait made by uh his eminence uh sayid ali khamni, the leader of the islamic revolution. i support what imam khamenei said, saying that the united states of america is stealing our syrian oil and keeping the criminal and terrorist daesh ready to use it when needed. the most prominent evidence of the validity of this is what happened last week when the graduation ceremony of officer cadets at the military college in the hums countryside was targeted. these young men were going to engage in the project to combat terrorism, the project to combat the zionist enemy and the project t

jamal wakim to the program as well, to this extended rolling coverage, if you our viewers are just joiningth a barrage of rockets by resistance fighters out of the besieg gazas toward um israeli uh cities and towns and the occupied uh cities that of ashklon were hit, there was huge fire at the base of an apartment building there put out by uh fire crews, there were multiple uh fires in um the hevarot city in the central of uh israel and we've also witnessed now uh we have breaking news that several israeli soldiers have been killed as palestinian fighters have taken control of police head near gaza, mr. waakiem, your your thoughts on the sophistication and the level of organization and planning of this very elaborate retaliatorious attack by hamas? well, i believe that this is new level that the armed resistance in gaza has been able to uh raised their level to, it's a quality attack, this is the first time that we see resistance groups from gaza, storming. the the colonies close together, taking the prisoners, also attacking police stations and posts, targeting israeli tanks and taking pr

but jamal musiala really gives them hope for the future.oals in the second part of last season. only two goals so far, one for bayern munich and one for germany. a promising partnership developing in the germany national team with jamal musiala and florian wirtz. another player on this list. another nominee. there is talk that one day they may link up not only for the germany national team but also bayern munich. bayern munic and barcelona also interested. do not write off germany for the year as next year at home, despite all their problems. these two are really exciting. barcelona can boast most winners of the award, along with manchester united. he is la liga's youngest ever scorer. following in some illustrious footsteps. tell us a bit more about him. he was born in a city close to barcelona. he moved to another city. at this point he seems something different. we saw him for 16 years. he seems to occur at this point the only player to 100% can win a one on one. we are looking at something exceptional. xavi is the head coach at barcelon

complicit in israeli crimes because it backs the israeli regime. now joining us out of big root is jamal wakim, professor of international relations of lebanese university. hello professor, pleasure to have you on the program, your thoughts about this optic we're seeing targeting. us interest in the region as a result of the atrocities taking place in the gaza strip? well, the targeting of the military bases of the american military bases in the region has been considered for a while now by the resistance and actually comes right now because the access of resistance the resistance consider that what the israelies are doing gaza is part of the us strategy to install israel as the pole of region on one hand and and redowing the whole geopolitical map of the region on the other hand, especially this military presence, us military presence is illegitimate and occupy force and it's the the attacks now are part of let's say sending messages to the united states says that any attempt to break the resistance will will lead to a regional war where the united states will get intated and professor

not kill and destroy the lives of our children. area on three houses belonging to three brothers, jamal, isam and imad al fararra, civilians were inside, so far we counted nine men, women and children killed, isam and his family, imad's daughters, jamal son and his wife, taufiq, doctor taufiq just got married three months ago, this is the level of crime and discriminated crimes that are being committed, the three brothers have no... affiliation with hamas at all, the three brothers are hard working for their families and their political affiliation is nothing, nothing to do with hamas, this is now they are targeting everyone and anyone indiscriminately, everybody is in danger, even they are they are targeting medical crews, they are targeting journalists, so far 19 journalists, hospitals over 12 hospitals, most, the church of preferius was was demolished, but this crime of my... relatives who did nothing, they were hit by three bombs, three missiles of criminal f16, we are still whole bodies from out from under the ruble, and we don't know how many of our beloved relatives have been kil

. >> there was a mention of jamal bowman, congressman jamal bowman and some pulling a fire alarm. there was likely some folks kind of scratching their heads wondering what it was they were asking speaker mccarthy about. >> that's real serious, frankly reeks of the sort of stunts that republicans try to pull sometimes. don't be like republicans. >> the republicans want to make this -- they want to see how far they can run the trail on this here. we've not heard the last about fire alarm-gate from this weekend. >> and our very own peter doocey is asking about the white house. >> when president biden ever try to get out of a meeting by pulling a fire alarm? >> are you talking about something specifically? >> democratic member of congress pulled a fire alarm around a series of votes, no fire. is that appropriate? >> what i can tell you is i'm not talking -- spoken to the president about this. and so just not going to comment. >> and she is not going to comment. all right. jessica, is bowman dumb or lying? >> that's not a very nice choice to have to make. i am going to go with the nice

my uncle shaban, jamal and mohammed were among those who died, every child of palestine now carries with them memories of explosions of... screams of horror by the inhumane, uncunonable actions of israel. art is the title to describe the beauty or language used to translate its emotions and feelings resulting in aesthetic values. interacting with all the people, despite the different tongues and colors. everyone that sees the smoke envisages destroyed home with dead people and devastated lives in its place. however, i try to bring this place back to life in my own way where i can change the image of destruction into an image that's more at ease to the sensitivities of people. every artwork presents a valuable theme and truth about palestine in a beautiful and civilized way. i think the israelis oppose this as they search for any image that they can use to tarnish the palestinian community and depict palestinians as terrorists. يلا تنام ويلا تنام لاهد لك طير الحمام روحي the one's leader calling. for the trial of israeli officials warning that in case the regime's crimes against palestinia

launched from gaza and they made a lot of effort for this task, an indescribable effort by professor jamal zebde, who had a doctorate degree in mechanical engineering from the state of virginia, america, along with a scientific team of the missile development program. made resistance he led inside. in these images that the qassam battalions broadcasted for the first time. engineer zebedeh is seen during the first test of the r160 missile, which later targeted the city of ifa. here, dr. zebedeh can be seen with his son, engineer sameh, who was with him in the process of construction and development, and it was god's destiny that they were martyred together in an attack during the war, along with a number of qassam engineers, the military power of hamas. continuously enhanced since 2020 , they have produced a completely new generation of rockets that use new technologies, which is why the rockets are heavier. they carry more explosives and reach a further distance from gaza. ayash 250 was a new missile that the qassam battalions used for the first time in the battle of shamsher quds and targ

fire marshal jamal obstructed an official proceeding. e marssame thing as jan sixers e charged with and now facesaces 30 years in prison. well, he served time, of cours0 e not. when you're up against, anything goes. that'sen you'r right. jamal's office said pulling the fire alarm is the last shoug republican goes.s should y about. >> they should worry more about in their ranksld. s in >> aoc agrees.r she says fire marshal jamal wasa trying to escape probably from . their fire for filing a motion to expel a member who, in a moment of panic, was trying to escape a vestibule. give me a break, wolpe said. >> fire marshal jamal was a hero. those republicans wouldn't let him read.ught t >> when you people pull stunts, i tend to thinho republik that y be more full of it than than he is. you know i, people will pull ths kind of stuff and you only have 3 minutes to read it. yoi kind of think, oh, all righ. well, maybe because i know i would have pressed everythingg if he told me i had to get in now to press one hammer and geor tt the door to open

the commanders of martyr bassem isa, jamal al-zabda, juma al-tahla, waleed shamali, hazem al-khatib, and other brothers are there, who made strenuous efforts to reach the first domestically-made palestinian missile that can be launched from gaza and hit a target, and they worked very hard for this task . making an indescribable effort, professor jamal zebedeh, who had a doctorate degree in site engineering, is one of the oldest in virginia, usa. together with a scientific team , he directed the development program of domestically produced resistance missiles. in these images that the qassam battalions broadcasted for the first time. engineer zebedeh is seen during the first test of the a160 missile, which later targeted the city of ifa. here is dr. zabdeh with his son, engineer sameh. it can be seen that he was with him in the process of construction and development, and it was god's destiny that they were martyred together with a number of qassam engineers in an attack during the war. the military power of hamas has been continuously strengthened from in 2020, they produced a comple

professor jamal zabedeh he had a doctorate in engineering from the state of virginia, usa. together with a scientific team , he directed the development program of domestically produced resistance missiles. in these images that the qassam battalions released for the first time , engineer zebedeh is seen during the first rocket test, which later targeted the city of ifa . here is dr. zabdeh with his son , engineer sameh. it can be seen that he was with him in the process of construction and development, and it was god's fate that they were martyred together with a number of qassam engineers in an attack during the war. the military power of hamas has been continuously strengthened since 2022. to produce a completely new generation of rockets that uses new technologies, for this reason the rockets are heavier and carry more explosives and reach a longer range from gaza. ayash 250 was a new missile that the qassam battalions used for the first time in the battle of shamshir quds and targeted the ramon airport with it , and it has had the longest range among resistance missiles

. >> alexandria: that is right, jamal bowen pulled a fire alarm, forcing evacuation.says pulling this alarm was an honest mistake, not a stalling tactic. i came to a door open for votes and would not open, i activated the fire alarm thinking it would open the door. i apologize. alexandria ocasio-cortez says she buys it on. >> our fellow colleague, bowman, pulled the fire alarm to create a fake emergency to prohibit a vote on the house floor. i will tell you this much, this is a federal crime and i'm putting in a resolution to expel him from congress. >> alexandria: plenty of lingering chaos after disoriented weekend. >> todd: this was a clown show before saturday. after saturday, no words. >> carley: i was listening to a podcast by dan crenshaw, what the hell is wrong right now. that sums it up. >> todd: president biden brushing off negative poll numbers saying he's optimistic despite low approval ratings and concern about his fitness to serve. >> president biden: the means by which people are tracking polls has lost focus and hard to get it done. secondly, the media

targeted from gaza, and they put in a lot of effort for this, an indescribable effort by professor jamaledeh, who had a doctorate degree in mechanical engineering from the state of virginia, america, along with a scientific team of the program. directed the development of domestic resistance missiles. in these pictures, the elite battalions can be seen during the first test of the a160 missile, which later targeted the city of ifa. here, dr. zebedeh can be seen with his son, engineer sameh, who was with him in the process of construction and development, and food and appreciation it was divine that they were martyred together in an attack during the war along with a number of qassam engineers . the military power of hamas has been continuously strengthened since 2020. they have completely produced a new generation of missiles that use new technologies. because of this, the rockets are getting heavier and carry more explosives and at a longer range from gaza.

joining us at the table, john avlon, senior political analyst, still with us, jamal simmons, andrew yangman young, and john, what happens to republicans? what happens to republicans next? >> not a return to a highly productive governing, as the previous guest said. there will be a weke of jockeying and trying to figure out who can carry the mantle. trump will pick his candidates. it will be a big week of finger pointing and horse racing. steve scalise is probably in poll position because he is widely respected and has moral authority. and he is also the most qualified and least divisive. at the end of the day, the problem is structural. we saw history today. the first speaker taken out of office because of the scandal that he kept government open, and had the temerity to do it with democratic votes. that is a firing offense in washington. add to this the legacy of john boehner leaving the speakership because he could not corral the far right, paul ryan doing effectively the same thing. eric cantor for being forced out. all the young guns are gone, because of a structural problem with the

german sky claimed that jamal musialav has no intention of leaving bayern at the moment, however, ifhe decides to do so, man city and real madrid are ideal options, although liverpool is also following musialav's situation, but this team is not considered a serious option for jamal. the eve of the ceremony the introduction of the ballon d'or winner lionel messi said that karim benzema deserved this title for the very good season he had and the continuation of his success in his career . he is an amazing player . there are other candidates. casemiro regrets joining manchester united and thinks about trafford. in case of the departure of the red brazilian midfielder , they are looking to recruit benfica's young star vance. and fabrizio romano, an informed reporter in the field of transfers, said that douglas costa, a former bayern and juve player, will join e. galaxy is a free player and plans to continue his football in the saudi league. godly as you can see, i am in the reception department of the wounded in ashfa hospital. due to the severity of the killing by the zionist regime, th

martyr bassem isa jamal al-zabdeh, juma al-tahlah, waleed shamli, hazem al-khatib and other brothers who made strenuous efforts to reach the first domestically made palestinian missile that can be launched from gaza and hit a target, and they worked very hard for this task. making an indescribable effort by professor jamal zabedeh, who had a doctorate degree in mechanical engineering from the state of virginia, usa.