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o r l. a. welcome. you may have heard in our show, there has been strong criticism from 8 organizations that israel to order to evacuate. people from northern gaza is impossible. and well worse than what is already in humanitarian crisis. um, can you tell us more about how you plan to ensure that a 1000000 people more than a 1000000 people are able to get out safely before israel goes in on saturday morning, last the last week we woke up to a terrible morning where more than a 1500 terrorist, i use a service for most service attack. i'm utilize citizens babies inside is really and this is really villages along the gaza strip. yes. you minutes area and my disgusting of. there we go. sorry. i have to jump in there that there's no question . this is a disgusting attack on his really civilians, but i'm asking about your response now in the gaza strip. and i'm wondering what your plans are to make sure that there aren't more innocent civilians killed from gaza, as israel begins it's ground, defense of as well as a bank f

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and in liverpool, we have for us to be no more than l. o. he is a professor of law at liverpool. john moore is university, as well as a member of the legal team, representing cause of victims to be for the i c. c. hi gentlemen. comstock rules and effects. that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate because i can hear you 1st in washington, we know that the israeli prime minister is been talking with joe biden, joe biden, to address the nation, saying that the united states stands with israel. he was and fighting in panic about that. and then, you know, he's made it very clear that there's going to be no negotiations and that can come off as an organization and is individuals must be destroyed. what is that about? how well, how is those get to a resolution to the conflict? because none of that does that go ahead as well as the question, i mean, there's no question. negotiations are going to be coming up at some point eventually, if for no other reason, none of the costing or fires banners to get a you know, regular up as early as i'm for prisoners out in the

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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. o and israel, for from public scrutiny. it is, i miss out of thoughts the 1st time it can be explained how he saw home it's video effect and being established and really the idea of using the beach and that a search institution. plus the idea of me see all thoughts itchy, outlined during the meeting. they have the plans or decided which research institute in no way, but they, they agreed dot dot be a good cover at on. they also agreed not then and then which i mean the trial for an offense should pay for his all. that was also i've read in the document. fossil was a think tank and also funded by the trade unions. i'm connected to no labor party. it was chosen by the norwegian, foreign minister, and as the perfect host for secret talks between israel and palestine, you know, not at all. it's director that was tardy. a rode last he would go on to become a key figure and negotiations that led to the also the costs. with funding from the norwegian foreign ministry, in 1989, 5 o started to u

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intense rising pro college and tell in these have since become the as the problems night drives me to bring people across the username and the welcome back to the m o m l a chance it's a he said she said, or in this case civilian say one thing, and the government says another. so without a firm admission that aliens have come to earth, places like the u. s. and china have create a task forces to surveil the skies and investigate alleged sightings. meanwhile, cynics say, all of this is merely a distraction for government failures all around the globe to dr. ivy low astro physicist and author of the new book interstellar is back with us. thank you for sticking around, dr. low. so while governments around the world don't outright knowledge, even the potential existence of extra terrestrial life, they won't go as far as creating these task forces to address a real phenomenon. and when the us, we have the new a task force in china, they have what's called an identified air conditions, team made up of both military and civilian sources, france, russia, the aforementioned as railways, and many other nations. the fact that these task forces even exist is that

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