p l. o liter. yes, a lot of thoughts known to his colleagues as of walmart, public front written notice to finance the known. the autumn is starting over the years, norway had discreetly being tilting to the piano without a fight renouncing violence. norway was no ready to pay him an official visit at the p l. o. headquarters in june. so this will mid long to go for the said or you, they are brothers to the, to go to pedal. i'll disagree with all of this, and these are all this girl tall stumps alternatives they would. yeah. all right, off of the 1st time i know we have some fun minutes to visit the piano. it was definitely an successful visit because it was a bridge to feel free to contact the same foreign minister, 200 miles tall by the folder of the prime minister in no way today that he went along mission up to our thoughts into nice in 1989, i've got 18. they have a secret part that no one knew about. the norwegians worked without a fight on creating a channel of communication between the p l.

p l o leader. yes, a lot of thoughts known to his colleagues as of a lot more complex and written notice to finance the known, the autumn is starting over the years, norway had discreetly being tilting to the piano without a fight renouncing violence. norway was no ready to pay him an official visit at the p l. o. headquarters in june. so there's one that long to go for the said or the, the art of others to the, to go to pedal. i'll disagree with all of this, and these are all just go live tall stumps alternatives they would yeah. hold off of the 1st time. i know we have some fun minutes to visit the piano. it was definitely an successful visit because it was a break to feel free to contact the same foreign minister. 200 miles tall by the folder of the prime minister in no way today. that he but a mission up to our thoughts into nice. in 1989. i've got the thing. they have a secret part that no one knew about. the norwegians worked without a fight on creating a channel of communication between the

need that p l o. in that context mrs. exhibited living the cost of the meat minister for the fast to the south. many of us the deputy minister state secretary, he followed the situation very close at the time known as a friend dog. no, and that's the, that's the gift. that's what makes it as we in the, to this, the meaning is or strength when it comes to. so the piece can at the middle is been that's why you will need be that to us. be the lead mendacity on demand. yeah, that's good. can other let me use i've also seen some of the many and all of them in the home can be your videos, most of the, of the class. and that was just the can us those that from that high level of supplement because this just let us, let us do the confusion yet most. who do feel cool now will finish often and she's in the media. most identification to sort of e 90 shame. fuck up similarly, so that again the bible covered. oh, way most more supported or israel? non many of the others are not being done. done any of the out of t

and for the p l. o. the event represented recognition for the palestinian struggle in the had the set between him at the end. yeah. oh that's so probably i think the, the, the you know, i can let me anymore the he does the piano gain stature the us. but it continued to reject the security council resolutions to $42.33. the resolutions demanded that is will withdrawal within what it calls secure and recognized borders. but they did not precisely require israel to withdrawal to old line to talk. you find the for the 6 day war in 1967 capacity that said to have a face negotiate must be based on the security council resolutions to go to. it's basically a, we would strongly oppose any attempt to change these 2 resolutions with the framework for the 1978 camp david accords. the chords called not for the palestinian state, but for what was termed palestinian or told them that the big him of somebody was have also been in the quite a whole combat. the level for this, the new law, some of the supplement that the

n o a l c o . yeah, but of them down tools that the big have, you know, lockheed martin raphael on these big companies to effectively receiving subsidy from the american taxpayer or the american pause. and if it is the threat of nuclear war that we're headed for because of the war in ukraine, no sign that work as we'll see beyond their daily pay rates and realize they've got a down tools because of policy. that is giving them the edge. it's because their lives might be endangered to a yeah, i mean most of the add time, militaristic sentiment within the way movement is very much at the grassroots level of labor movement. so, so you see grassroots activists inside of unions, for example, organizing today to try to shut down harm shipments to, to some of the ports in america, and to get the longshore workers to actually refuse to serve the ships. that is, that's an example of an action that is happening today. but again, very grassroots drip. and those things are not coming down from the top of organi

it was an item goal for the new sadie owners who were also extremely astute when picking the right l. o. as as minority shareholders. the reuben brothers building as who already held big investments in the city and amanda staley, who had built a career brokering deals for middle east investors, provided the perfect front door thing. the role that wanted to stave we played and the takeover. and since can really be understated, coughing up quite english women as the face of the take over some of the new owners, things to say the supporters was critical. not only the, but i think she was very in depth in our engagements with the media. she has been a nice digression away from the color behind the cloud, which is the most fans didn't take much to be convinced. so either the saudis invested in the squad, renovated the training facilities, proposed the stadium expansion, and announced plans to develop the land around saint james's park. which ashley, who do i, the sold off, were allowed to wallow in dilapidation. that goal? so i pulled cash into the women's team, which was languishing in the

but it was a cover for the secret negotiations between the p l. o and israel as part of pasco standards of living survey that was undertaken in the palestinian areas. i had the authorized money for this project and these were the money that could also fund the talks in austin of mostly would have not started if for example, 5, it would have not invited us to go to know we are is you that if i was a pay for yourself also would have not happened. i mean, this is so funny, things like that's life. oh, what we did when it came to stationary all the papers well also on the full page, but in order to leave no traces of any kind of official norwegian enrollment disease award to as well. so many decided to use the need to search institute this possible editor adoption and also handle software at the time. so they also asked me to of miss, out of, out, to, to receive the tide. either lawson in to this, the profit is didn't want to do it directly with the foreign ministry because they wanted that to have what they priced deniability. so in december 1992, i fl

but it was a cover for the secret negotiations between the p l. o and israel as part of pasco standard of living survey that was undertaken in the palestinian areas. i had the authorized money for this project and these were the money that could also fund the talks in austin of mostly would have not started if for example, 5, it would have not invited us to go to know we are is you that if i was a pay for yourself also would have not happened. i mean, this is so funny, things like that's life. oh, what we did when it came to stationary all the papers well also on the full page, but in order to leave no traces of any kind, no official norwegian enrollment is award to as well. so then i decided to use the need to search institute possible editor adoption and also handle software at the time. so they also asked me to of miss, out of, out to, to receive of the tide. either lawson in to this, the profit is didn't want to do it directly with the foreign ministry because they wanted that to have what they priced deniability. so in december 1992, i flew to

what we'll do the phone on to january 1st 2009. 2 dates and see if it will mean eagle h for d e l o it's smith generation. so that makes sense to you. they want to make it uh people and safest way to know that such a range of flavors. they have u k. uh, not the 1st country to try and band smoking a new zealand did and then changed its mind after the last election code the same hutton, in britain like there is still some way this like, it is why he's been looking for the is expected to be in the election year and maybe talk to you, which is the thing in the polls is supporting this legislation by today in the, on the airwaves as well. so they go to this when charlotte so i know i'm worried about is that some of those no votes that came from within the governing conservative policy. what does that tell us about the prime minister issue? so next leadership one thing that how well that means is that one wants to voice, express their own opinions in this very, very strongly how have that been a huge support from them all the time. and it says i wouldn't have been a good fit for him. as i say

deanna you are a lawyer to inform a legal advisor to the palestinian liberation organization, the p l. o. but actually i'd like to start with you taking off your legal hat and tell me what the palestinians make of this case all day following it. what do they make it? they're not following it as closely as they were following. obviously the south african case, but they are indeed following it. and there's a reason for that. it's because of how students have tried everything. we've tried diplomatic means. we've tried to push for statehood. we've tried practically everything and the world time. and again, has fail pulse students. and so now how students are looking and saying, is it time that the systems that particularly the europeans have been wagging their fingers out us for, for decades, saying that we should be using legal systems. it's time to test those legal systems and see whether the law actually does apply to israel or whether israel is above the law. so people are indeed following it, and this really is a test of this, along with the other cases, of course is a test of the legal

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you just asked the thing, sorry, this is the the s l o s i had a lot of so on. so this is the reality of have run i am living here since almost 1718 years. you literally have to get through a dozen soldiers just to get to your home. and people come just come and nobody can come to visit me. only the people who are living inside the area are allowed to come here. so it shouldn't, it could bite but of thing and land by the way, this occurs. and usually the effect posted in farming is here under the effect of are you still? ambrose says the on october 7th, he was attacked and detained by settlers and is ready soldiers and not in the days after his release. he was also forced out to be signed for we. we put a says claims to the is ready ministry, but we didn't hear back. i was tortured. i was almost killed. i was coming from here to my house the way you you came and sit close in on autumn, uniform part of my neighbors. i was kidnapped by them. i was kept for the 10 was handcuffed, mindful did get beaten sexually assaulted the pointed the gun and the body to my husba

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claims thousands of lives further devastating of regions, suffering after weeks of heavy rain, the l. o m terry martin, good heavy with us will begin with hopes for truce in gaza. diplomats are waiting for a mazda is reply to what us secretary of state anthony, blinking his calling an extraordinarily generous ceasefire offer from israel. lincoln has just left the saudi capital re, it is now on his way to jordan, where he is expected to discuss ways of increasing a deliveries to guys of home us, which many countries have designated as a terrorist group has not yet formerly responded to the cease fire offer but is reported to have reacted positively to the deal. the arrow, some western foreign ministers are meeting and saudi arabia with the war and gaza on their minds. this is the us secretary of states 7th visit to the middle east since the october 7th attacks. and he's urging home us to accept this deal. a 40 day cease fire and the release of palestinians imprisoned by israel in exchange for more than 30 is rarely hostages. held by him, us from us has before the proposal that is extraor

because yeah so, so i was talking about the next test as you just asked the sorry, this is the the s l o s. so next, so this is the reality of have run i am living here since the autumn of 1718 years. you literally have to get through a dozen soldiers just to get to your heart. and people come just come and there's nobody can come to visit me when the people who are living inside the area are allowed to come here. so it isn't a good bike, but the thing and land by that is what it is a close. and usually that tech posting in farming is here and you're the tech stuff . are you still on? rose says the on october 7th, he was attacked and detained by both setlist and he's ready soldiers and 9 the days after his release, he was also forced out to be signed. so we, we put a says claims to the is ready military, but we didn't hear back. i was tortured. i was almost killed. i was coming from here to my house the way you, you came and sit close in on autumn, uniform part of my neighbors. i was kidnapped by them. i was kept for the 10 was handcuffed, plentiful, did get beaten sexually assaulted the

and we have seen the are joining this, b, g is we have c, l o n g was having the funding card. and because of the patients under the f c r e, which are agreed so far in finding all these things have been happening. uh, press freedom is also on do a trade in india, right. but um yeah, i just wanna cause time is getting. so i'm gonna give a chance to month to come back in on some of these criticisms that coming from internationally recognized institutions about how to like the amnesty international report of january 24th 2024, which condemned what it called the impunity of indian authorities, indiscriminate free demolitions of most of the properties. the government also called the attention of the you and human rights office, which condemned the 2019 citizenship amendment act was fundamentally discriminatory . your response to that. what reason i'm left, he has got to be in india, they have belated with the congress goldman. i brought in the last 2014 finest without paying the taxes. because following the law of the land india, india law. right now that they're talking about the,

the l o rosenberg says buttons cost is actually making it blind to the ongoing situation and gaza. there's always seemed that the germany is, uh, is very touchy about criticisms of israel and office, of course of is really using brass, the, the excuse of the reasoning of the, of the legacy of, of, of the, not the euro and uh, and dollar cost against the jews, but this is very, i run a because now using these excuses, it is just to find more legitimizing another genocide of starving and many of them and certainly of us and complete another physical destruction of infrastructure, building cultural ever decides all of that and, and the fact that protesting this and the crying this and the crying german state involvement and support for this is considered a speech is uh, it's really unacceptable if the attitude of the us specifically the us and germany which are most honest supporters and also send a large amounts of weapons on the is there added to the big difference. we would probably see different da here on the israel's part as well. let's get back to a breaking news for you. this

and so it was a l. o. them who clinton was a president. colorado romano contradicts his prize stands on the wall. it is. and the president have so himself said that there are, there are no innocent people in gaza, essentially giving the okay to the targeting of all dozens, all civilians, all people when working, authorizing military, they are calling to rules and international law ferry and unequivocally. it's an entire nation out there that is responsible, it's not to distract or take about civilian is not the way it went and not a well not involved. that's absolutely not true. they could have risen up. they could have fought against that. even the regime which to cover guys are included. and now, naturally i see well, find somebody else to, to use never themselves, never taking responsibility is rarely fed, especially high ranking and as rarely officials, they know the situation and because they know the number of deaths and they, they don't really believe the propaganda. they uh, they use facing the ou

raising to negative the economy is facing growing uncertainty. foreign direct investment promises to a t l. o. last month. the government says it's disappointed by the decision as katrina, who reports now from beijing. what happened last month that chinese president student paying rolled out the red carpet for american executives visiting paycheck . and in germany and denmark, chinese officials has been hotter, look, coaxing companies to invest more. the campaign to attract overseas business comes as foreign direct investment o f. d. i shrank by almost 20 percent. and the 1st 2 months of the year, according to government figures. many overseas companies are concerned by the struggle to revive spending of to district locked out of the corporate 19 pandemic tensions. but the west and national security credit doubts on for and due diligence fence that obviously is going to contribute to a, a why to on set and see a month from businesses and investors about how secure there are no peroration within china. the government has downplayed the dropped, saying the country remains a good prospect. the i

that with the footage is also verified, but we've been very clear, it is already on 2 walks of s a l. o rosen. but the, the idea of who wants to run the medical facilities in gaza, completely unusable. unfortunately, if i were to judge from what israel has been doing, the best been systematically destroying the possibility of, of living life in the gaza strip. and in the cases of medical facilities or other public facilities that are not have not been fully destroyed in the 1st round of funding. and then vision. we see that if past indians are trying to make use of them again, like find to use the she for hospital again for medical care. this leads to another round of siege, a bomb being executions and driving the population away from there it's, it's difficult to say what is real is finding eventually, but it's, it's a pattern we're seeing again and again a but with a bomb beings. then with the, the land based invasions meanwhile, and is them files of protests have once again gathered in jerusalem for a series of antique government, protests, middle east, butte, or chief, where we have

as the l o rosenberg says, buttons cost is making it blind. to the current situation in guns, it is always seemed that germany is, is very touchy about criticisms of israel and office, of course of is really using for as the, the, the excuse of the reasoning of the, of the legacy of, of, of the, not the euro and uh, and dollar cost against the jews. but this is very or ironic because now using these excuses, it is justifying more legitimizing another genocide of starving and many of of, of that and certainly of, uh, of the complete and other uh, physical destruction of the infrastructure buildings cultural ever decides all of that. and, and the fact that protesting this and the crying this and the crying german state involvement and support for this is considered hayes speech as, uh, it's really unacceptable if the attitude of the us specifically the us in germany, which are our most honest supporters. and we also send a large amounts of, of weapons on the, is there added to the been difference and we would probably see different da here on is

you know, that was counteract in the p l. o at the time. and they can do exactly this and, and the same about it is that americans right there. so program, i mean, going through the school system over here. i spent years and years studying about the whole, the costs. but any other genocide i never even got to touch upon, we never hardly ever talked about it. so they have the people condition is really lobby as not only owns our government, they own our media. and it's really a shame of what's going on because they can just throw out these empty words and people will go along and you know, the answer is you'll get like, well, what about all the civilians being killed? you know, it's war, it's a shame. so even though the kinds of throughout these words you say that it's a shame and they're sad and by it, those still justify it and allow it. yeah, it's, it's very interesting. lionel is that again, i'm glad pasta is bringing this up in the way we've been. we were program going through with the educational system. i remember, i think all of us h

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that's g-o-l-o dot com. ♪ >> carley: president biden set to visit baltimore today to tour the site of the francis scott key bridge collapse. it took the president 378 days to visit east palestine and the disaster site there and 10 days to head to baltimore. dr. rick chi is an east pale palestine. what do you think about this? took him a year to visit east palestine in light of the fact this bridge collapsed visit is happening much quicker. >> hi, carley, i was running for congress, that primary is over and i did not win. who knows what the future holds. as far as the president, he said he couldn't help us because it was not a natural disaster. the bridge was not a natural disaster either and the government is taking care of that. they put the entity in charge that caused this and that is causing the problems in east palestine. he came here because he had to win. he melt with hand-picked democrats even though our demographic is 70% republican. we were not forgotten, we were ashgsz bandoned and now being punis

having read the declaration of cancer in these articles, edward saw you wrote that the p l o had reduced itself from a national liberation movement to a small municipality. it was what he called the decay of the piano leadership against the coming of israel. clearly loved the saw, the deciding shed the in the hack, the middle of us getting is to the, in the not caught it. so last a yet in it that out. and then he a little for me, that thing for the state brother, man, i'll hop it is about easy unless you're back about i don't know what the 15, what sort of thing in your check in a couple of things. but anyway, my dislike difficult spoken about for could i've got a young man stood out of the land doing that size very easy to get his off to the news of the secret. also negotiations at the least, it was inevitable that the 2 sides would bring things into the public arena. tonight is we all started to use the norwegians like to demand further concessions . just wanted me to see if you see the identity, what, what that was negative. so what he persuaded that should be fell asleep, don't dare

what's going on information for the hotline is on a l o dot or why not? us led to florida wide receiver ricky pearsall. number. 31 overall in the first round of the nfl draft last night, paris saw play 2 seasons, florida after spending his first 3 years at arizona state. and a's they did it. they beat the yankees. we do one last night and then play orioles this afternoon at 4 o'clock. >> i animal and earned a whole. the letter is going to be they're out there playing here at home. good morning. well, good morning, rain good morning, everybody. starting off a little bit in the way of some drizzle, particularly near the water at the bay and along the coast just a little bit. but the skies will open a pretty nice in pretty quickly for us today. here's the golden gate bridge. you can see some of the blaze and the wet road sign as already up there. so this somewhat payment to be had now today after some daytime heating might actually see some thunder shower action. the central valley and potentially in the far east bay might get that later on this afternoon. j

but as i say is, know this dispute the, that the agreement between the b l. o at isabel says that a and b and c, that's one that's 2 and a different kind of sort of 11th or a system lives. now the most, the plans that when we saw the piece process as well uh, all of a sudden present the plan for the most of the plans of systems which was about 2 percent of those spent on. because now how would they good? and that is the base process. how can they expand it? so they invented something called land jurisdiction. it set them now can expand its jurisdiction area and made it almost 3 times more. and yes, and we've seen it's like heated bethlehem, for example. we've seen this is where these documents, expanding an intern closer towards lots of palestinian lights. i know this is a long subject that has so many complications, but thank you for joining us today. mr. john. this helped he was telling us about the ways as well use is to it, displace palestinians, and to expand the beginning supplements here in the occupied. thank you so much need that if i have the drawing

this was in pursuit of the p l. o, which was like the come off of, of yesteryear and ronald reagan says, now this is a terrible destabilizing and inhumane thing. and he stopped it simply by making a phone call, because the us is providing the weapons, the, the financing, and the diplomatic cover. the intelligence you name of this is the us as a, is a, for the full partner in this war. and it's really a trail of the responsibilities of the president to been given to have given to netanyahu the authority of the president to basically make foreign policy on behalf of the us without you know, with no questions asked with an assurance that that he will provide be provided the funding in the weapons to do whatever he wants, including start war with the ran. this is not ok. this is extremely dangerous and uh, is a betrayal of the responsibility of the president. and in terms of the american public, the american public does not want this genocide and does not want a new, full blown more in the middle east. so this is the resp