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i am it becomes a very different election. lam not it becomes a very different election.onservative cause. i would say they have not gone to labour —— to win the voters back. they have not gone to the lib dems who lost their deposit in tamworth. the onus is on us to get the previous conservative voters energise to vote conservative. greg hands, conservative _ energise to vote conservative. greg hands, conservative party chairman speaking earlier. john rentoul is the independent�*s chief political commentator, greg hands says it is down to low turnout. he greg hands says it is down to low turnout. . . . ., , turnout. he did a valiant 'ob. the turnout. he did a valiant 'ob. the turnout was i turnout. he did a valiant 'ob. the turnout was roughly i turnout. he did a valiant job. the turnout was roughly what - turnout. he did a valiant job. the turnout was roughly what you i turnout. he did a valiant job. the i turnout was roughly what you would have expected in a by—election. the important things to look at all the swing and as professorjohn curtice explained earlier the swi

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lam, if you can unmute our caller, please. >> david pillpel again. on these two items at the airport, first item 8, i just want to take a brief moment to appreciate dr. [indiscernible] who started the clinic many years ago. he and his wife lorraine a deputy director of health years ago were wonderful people, neighbors when i was growing up and great city employees for many many years and it was through dr. lawrence efforts primarily that the clinic was established, which at the time was pretty revolutionary and is now more common at airports in this country and around the world and provides important services as cathy spoke to a few moments ago. on item 9, the dea lease, i have no particular issue with that other then since it is after september 30, 2023, i might suggest adding the word, retroactive somewhere in the resolution confirming that this is now a retroactive lease going back to extend--sorry, lease amendment to extend the lease for two years, but it goes back to september 30 or october 1, so i would just somewhere add the word retroactive.

christopher lam is the vatican correspondent for the catholic magazine the tablet.to take action to tackle the climate crisis. this document that he is released comes eight years after his encyclical or his teaching document issued before the paris cop 21 to influence that. i think this is the latest document that he does see this as an urgent issue that can no longer be put on the back burner. he is demanding, calling for action from world leaders, but also changes to people's lifestyles and saying to catholics, this is not an optional extra that you have to adopt lifestyles that are going to help protect the environment. he points out that emissions per individuals in the united states double that in those of china. he's also critical of change deniers and sceptics. i think this is a stronghold by the pope to see climate change, protecting the environment as a moral issue that has to be addressed urgently. moral issue that has to be addressed uraentl . , .,. moral issue that has to be addressed unentl . , ., a, urgently. given the fact that you ointed urgently. gi

the excess, anyone who denies is right is right to exist. value is just lam, i'm kind of one to a jewish life that's will divide all holes to quantify violence. there are who read the bar baptism. the matter of how most all human in the slightest. yep. step is not protected for the rights of assembly, nor for, nor by democracy, debit of the shots. and that is why we have found the inside is to really stop a band palestinian valley. is this democracy? i'm sorry, it's not a country of law here. i'm sorry. i'm outraged, and frankly, i voted for him. i know i'm a product and i would credit i would credit no single 3 months with no sign of the conflict coming to an end. he motions worldwide arguing here in germany, jewish football to mcafee berlin returned to action on sunday for the 1st time since the hamas attacks due to concerns over anti semitism. their match have to have an increased police presence, but the game took place without incident and club officials hope sport continues to bring people together. the lining up for a football match with particular poignancy play of some jewish cl

lam in i am in sri lanka with a special report on the legacy of china's belt and road initiative in this country as it completes ten years. hello, and welcome to asia business report. i'm arunoday mukharji. let's start in china. china's president xi jinping takes centrestage in beijing today. he will addressing leaders who have gathered to mark the tenth anniversary of the belt and road initiative, an ambitious plan to enhance china's soft power by building a series of infrastructure and energy networks. it's a high—profile event, with russia's president vladimir putin, along with leaders of developing nations from around the world in attendance. president's xi's big moment comes at a time when his leadership is tested domestically in getting china's economy back on track and internationally, in navigating a tense geopolitical environment. eswar prasad is an economist cornell university, and a former head of the imf�*s china division. speaking to me earlier, he said the belt and road initiative had achieved mixed results for china. the belt and road initiative was china's gamble to again

wahz al-ahzab waheh wahz al-ahzab wa mashahrah la ilaha ila allah waheh allah al-omt lamrica al-mut lam-ic al-omt to israel, and god, to the jews, to the jews, to the jews , to the lord, to the jews , to the lord, to god , to hashem. and the deputy secretary general of the palestinian islamic jihad said that the zionist regime and the western countries that support it will eventually be forced to establish a ceasefire . according to mohammad al-hindi, america is afraid that the gaza war will turn into a regional war, and he also said: the zionist regime will not the world will witness what is happening in gaza and that's it cause it cut off telecommunications in the gaza strip. the deputy secretary general of the palestinian islamic jihad movement added: "the laqsa storm operation confused and confused the zionist occupying regime, and the crimes committed by this regime so far are for revenge against the resistance operations." 6:00 a.m. next part thank you for your support. gulab maser 3, which is the largest cargo plane of the us air force , can carry ammunition and tactical forces from

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a liberal governor dick lam is deceased since. in 2004 he gave a speech in washington d.c.pected to give it's about immigration it's about how you destroy a country. and i want to read this to you. it is short and crucial. this is how the democrats used to think. he said if you believe america is too smug, too self-satisfied, too rich, then let's destroy america. it is not that hard to do. no nation in history has survived the ravages of time for it first turned turn america ina bilingual history shows no nation can survive the tension, conflict and antagonism of two or more competing languages and cultures. it is a blessing for an individual to be bilingual. thit is a curse for a society to be bilingual per historical scholars put it this way the history of bilingual bicultural societies that do not assimilate our histories or turmoil, tension and tragedy canada, belgium, malaysia, lebanon all face crises of national existence of which minorities pressed for autonomy if not independence. pakistan and cyprus have divided. suppressant ethnic rebellion. with difficulties. wha

defeats and the trust of the faithful , asm al-sadiqin, may allah be my glory la azna abda o kana en lam neshal fik elnar. all our wealth is free, god bless all our family, let all our family go, let all our wealth go away, god bless us, god bless us, god bless us. if you don't see modesty, but you don't have modesty, you call me the children who move with american weapons or biden, the children who move with american weapons. we are the children who move with american weapons. americans killed and shelled them with american weapons, it is a nightmare vasarai was placed in the heart of the earth to swallow the enemy's forces. the sands of the gaza strip will know its enemy. you can enter here. but this is a new opportunity to hold you accountable for your crimes. gaza is the biggest strategic weapon in the hands of the resistance, which acts as a factor in the stability of the resistance. from the earth and from inside it and from places that no one can think of, death will overtake your soldiers. so welcome to hell. the history of gaza tunnels goes back to ten. the paths of nowhere, who

i players and as the team is very disappointing. lam players and as the team is very disappointing. i— disappointing. i am frustrated but as i said there is nothing we can— but as i said there is nothing we can do— but as i said there is nothing we can do as players now and the game _ we can do as players now and the game has gone. england�*s women�*s captain leah williamson has been presented with her 0be by prince william at windsor castle following the lionesses�* euro 2022 triumph. williamson has won six major trophies with arsenal and was named in the king�*s new year�*s honours list at the end of 2022 alongside her fellow team—mates lucy bronze, beth mead, and ellen white. both england and new zealand have suffered injury blows ahead of their cricket world cup opener on thursday with ben stokes and kane williamson set to miss the match. stokes is a doubt with a hip problem, while williamson is still working his way back from a serious knee injury. the england captain, jos buttler, says there�*s no need to risk stokes if he�*s not fully fit. just got a little nibble with his hi

al-tashrifah al -hashdeh lam muhtajeen imam al-saffat now we want to see live pictures from gaza.ated in the gaza strip. most of the arab, islamic and european capitals condemn what is going on in the gaza strip , the islamic resistance also issued a statement talking about the targeting of the gathering center for the south of israel and the system of meditation and islam in the south of lebanon. guided missiles and announced that a number of zionists were killed and wounded. this was the summary of the statement of the islamic resistance of lebanon's hezbollah, which was published an hour ago. the images you were seeing were in front of al-aqsa hospital in gaza. i think the speaker of this hospital is concerned about the relief and demand for. it was receiving blood units that spoke. people vs. the hospital is present. we witnessed since yesterday when the gaza hospital was bombed, the wounded who were there were taken to other hospitals, and even after the bombings, al-mu'amedani hospital witnessed bombings. we were in other places in gaza where the statistics i had as of noon

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here's why she's a contender: lam not i am not the one aiming to be at the top are becoming top scorerfeeling for me to play as a striker, quite often last season. the reason for that was simply the euros. out of the number ten position, i could be dangerous in front of the goal. i think i took the fly from the euro. that it works out like this, no one would have dreamt that before. being runner—up in the league success to. sol dreamt that before. being runner—up in the league success to. so i was very, very satisfied with last season. of course, the title at the end, the cup final, of course, and holding my baby again in my arms. germany, world cup winners in 2003 and 2007, have been knocked out of this year's tournament. yet it and 2007, have been knocked out of this year's tournament. yet- this year's tournament. yet it was a ve hue this year's tournament. yet it was a very huge disappointment. - this year's tournament. yet it was a very huge disappointment. and - this year's tournament. yet it was a very huge disappointment. and it . very huge disappointment. and it doesn't matter

lam's target to 800, applied materials to 180. you have both of these in the joet. >> might be rich on the price target. where i believe the viewer should be focused on companies that have the revenue here and now the free cash flow generation right now. that's what the two companies deliver, that's the direction of what you want right now. bifurcating companies based upon what their leverage exposure is. >> jim lebenthal? >> sir? >> you don't have these specifically, but you do have a bunch of chips and, by the way, deutsche bank says, and i'm quoting from their note, we believe selectivity remains key, focusing on names with derisk cyclicality and exposure to strong secular trends. now nxpi on their list. you have that one. nxp. >> interesting story there. it has 50% from the automotive region. it's made the stock cheaper than it should be. the strike will have to get settled. we know that the average age of cars are extraordinarily high. put that together, there will have to be car production to drive nxp's business. it's extra

i am sure that in the form of lam, the missile may descend and you will be called the martyr of ramadan. according to the statistics of the palestinian ministry of health, from 208 until today, a thousand palestinian children were killed by the regime. he is afraid of the militant and resistant spirit of palestinian children, he has created terror for israel, that is why he has resorted to killing these children and trying to create fear and terror in them in order to bring this jihadist spirit to do not inherit we want to be held like the judicial trials that were held for africans for the crimes that happened in palestine, and we understand that we must be strong. the united states supports the israeli occupation. the zionist media published interviews with the soldiers of this regime. in these interviews, the soldiers said: they have been taught that when they enter the conflict areas, they are allowed to kill civilians, that is, families and children. greetings again to you, dear viewers of the 18 o'clock news, together with my colleagues shooting and exchange of fire on the border

joining us now, carol lam, former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst.art of the latest decision were comments donald trump made about a potential witness, mark meadows, which chutkan called harmful and prejudicial. do you envision this gag order staying in effect for the entire trial? >> i think that donald trump is not going to win his appeal because the judge has taken a very measured approach to thchlt she has taken her time. she has put this gag order on hold to allow some of these issues to get aired and to allow it to go before the appellate court. as soon as she put it on hold, donald trump took advantage of that, and went ahead and made comments he should not have made. then she imposed the gag order. there's a high likelihood her order is going to be upheld by the court of appeals, and the reason is the court of appeals is staffed by judges. they understand the importance of having a fair administration of justice in the courtroom, and donald trump has shown that he's really not interested in what goes on in the courtroom with respect to respec

. >> despite intimidation, lam keeps on sending books to readers in mainland china. and he alsorom hong kong. >> this story was really famous in hong kong, so i wanted to come and purchase it because i know it's in taiwan. >> translator: i think they're encouraging me with the hope that i will keep the bookstore open. of course i also hope to continue. >> the path may not be easy, but hong kongers are determine today carry on their fight for freedom out of taiwan. >> nhk has learned the controversial religious group formerly known as the reunification church has sent a rebuttal to a tokyo court. it's against the japanese government's request to fine the group for failing to answer questions. the culture ministry has been investigated the group's alleged questionable marketing practices and solicitations of large donations from its followers. the group was pulled into the spotlight after the fatal shooting of former prime minister abe shinzo last. the suspect told investigators he believe abe had close tie tuesday the group. the suspect's mother made large donations t

sooner than later. thank you very much for that, lamis deetney, of course, it was a pleasure having you, lam, attorney human rights activist there from new york, we appreciate that the uh correspon. from plan unis and uh the little that we had of site puraza with the large protest that are happening there in central london uh prestib.ir maybe you can get some of the footage there. do stay with us half past the hour international news here on press tv for now is goodbye. this report is the latest from the world bank stating that the economy of gaza is on the verge of collapse and unemployment rates may be the highest in the world. it's true that what had been. published by the international bank about the unemployment rate in in gaza and also for the palestinian center, center for estatics also, they published things like that, and we at unra also we can assure that the unemployment rate reached more than 40% this year, and we think that it is one of the highest rate in the world, the economical situation in gaza. the world bank and international institutions should provide all the required s

tooling and equipment companies that provide all the gear to semiconductors, that would be kla-tencor, lam ml and applied materials. >> when i hear about a plant being built in arizona chip production rely on water will be talk about the broader implications of this can you tell us what to expect, is there going to be more infrastructure needed in arizona, what are the costs there. >> it seems crazy to build water thirsty plants to make semiconductors in the desert and there are water shortages and water supply concerns in arizona, the taiwan semi said they will build an industrial plant on site and recycle 65% of their water and pretty water hungry and they consume millions of gallons of water every month and it's not just taiwan semi other tech companies going to manufacture this is going to bring more housing and more water demands on estate that is running short on water. carleton: thank you so much, do you guys have stock picks and $100,000 burning a hole in your pocket andrew has ideas on what to do with trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze driftin'

ken dilanian, nbc's blayne alexander, and former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst, carol lamanks for all of you being here. ken, what more do we know about this deal? >> as you heard there, chris, she pled guilty to six misdemeanor counts, much reduced from the felony racketeering charges that she was facing and the sentence that's called for here in this plea agreement is six years of probation, a $6,000 fine, restitution of $2,700, and a letter of apology to the citizens of georgia and most importantly, that she's agreeing to testify truthfully in any of these trials in which she's required to testify, and of course that could spell real trouble for former president donald trump. she was in the room when they discussed making allegations of election fraud, and the implications are not just this georgia case, but they're implications for the jack smith federal election interference case because what she's doing by pleading guilty is implicating herself in election fraud conspiracy. she is an unindicted co-conspirator in the federal case, and there's every reason to think onc

lam tasfar adeh jolat chandor, the negotiation between the government and the doctors' union did notad to a solution. but the wave of migration of doctors is an alarm for all has changed because time is running out of grace. and there is also news from america, two people were killed when a light plane hit a house in origah state. the video shows the plane turning downwards and hitting the roof of the house, killing two of the plane's passengers. the national transportation safety board is investigating the cause of the crash. in america, the incidents caused by the pilot's recklessness are not uncommon. in the middle of july, in a similar incident, a light plane crashed in washington, killing all four passengers . also, in the month of june, in the crash of a plane, two people were killed when a light plane crashed at venice airport in los angeles. north korea deployed the french patrol aircraft near the waters of the peninsula. karre condemned . pyongyang asks paris to avoid dangerous actions that threaten regional peace. japan, however , announced that the purpose of deploying the

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lam tunnel is only my ambition and pride. this is the voice of a palestinian reporter. miles away from here. the struggle of artists is as important as the struggle of guns, and those who hear his voice are a group of people for one purpose. they gathered here for palestine in the museum of contemporary arts. today , we have the opportunity to host artists from various disciplines, from cinema, visual arts, theater and music, so that we can reach the cry of the oppressed artists of palestine to the world. he knows and every art that he has spends to support palestine. hello, he only came to war to fight with ali bin abi talib, the authority of israel, according to the so-called words of the supreme leader, after 20 years of defeat, we photographers are going to a black war with our cameras. the light that is created in the photo is to be able to do our duty. we have to come in critical moments and do our role and really do what we have to do. an artist can do it with his pen, with his drawing, with his drawing, with portraits, with the shapes he can draw. let the world

kingdom for a horse, phew, gedota, sorry, it got out, well, that’s it, kid, now i’ll throw you seven lamse you, but let's jump already, what for. damn, this is our mine, we have to look for it carefully. the transaction was rejected. so, colleagues, we need your help in searching for these patriots. i am calling for potato-cirrhosis support. a real patriot like me is hard to find now. such potatoes with geese. i'm the only one in the universe about the system that protects, you have mashed potatoes in your ears, but i don't understand these gadgets, this bitch is an expert, i have a black belt in everything, except for this, here's a man, he always gets everything to the end, this is how dimon finishes stably, a u i’m here, it’s time for this, when it’s cold, don’t worry about it, but what am i worrying about, konoshenko , the black-mouthed battalion is attacking me, literally just because the russian aerospace forces destroyed the american patriot complex protecting the kif. my brain is turned off, i stupidly read what is given. air space. over kiev is free again for the subsequent destr

academic and political researcher from beirout lebanon for joining us and being uh the final crime de lam if i may at the end of this show today speaking about the unity calls made by his eminen say ali khamenei for the west asian countries to come together especially in these extraordinary times ladies and gents. thank you very much for being with us, for watching us, i want to congratulate the muslim ummah, the arab ummah, the palestinian, what can i say, except heroes for what they have presented for their cause and what kind of hope that they gave us against uh the israeli entity and our fight against the israeli entity, thanks again for joining us, please do follow us on telegram and on x, and uh we'll see you again next week inshallah for more updates from west asia right here on the mideast stream. i'm calling on ford's chicago assembly plant to. stand up and go on strike. the union has made it clear that one of his key demands is to end the two tier system. this state is very expensive. i love wrong, i love my community. i love to be a part of this community. however, the going ra

al-zarba lam tanel, only i am azimah al-ohtilal, and basse and ghore, this is the voice of a palestinian reporter, miles away from here. the struggle of artists is as important as the struggle with a gun, and those who hear his voice are the people who have gathered here for one purpose . to host artists from different fields of cinema, visual arts, theater and music, so that we can bring the cry of the oppressed artists of palestine to the world. everyone supports palestine in whatever way they know how and whatever art they have. hello, he only came to war to fight with ali ben abitaleb, authority of israel , according to the so-called words of the supreme leader , after 20 years of failure, we photographers are going to a black war with our cameras. let's do what we have to do with his pen, with his painting, with his drawing, with his portraits, with the shapes he can draw, let the world know that baba israel is a criminal. in the museum of contemporary art, there were many figures who, by having effective tools , consider themselves to be leaders in conveying the message of resistan

two suicide bombings targeted religious gatherings in pakistan last week, killing at least 57 people. lamist and political a nalyst. thank you so much for your time here on bbc news day. what, in your opinion, has pushed pakistan to make this decision?— this decision? push kind a point of view from here, _ this decision? push kind a point of view from here, from _ this decision? push kind a point of view from here, from pakistan. i this decision? push kind a point of i view from here, from pakistan. take these strong actions against the illegal nationals, or refugees who are residing in pakistan who crossed into pakistan illegally and they were living here without any documented proof of their residence in pakistan. i'm talking about those who are aliens here in pakistan, i'm not talking about those where they documented who are living, or any other pakistani national residing in pakistan, i'm talking about those who are alien and living illegally. the whole story started from the beginning of this year where there was a huge bombing in the city of peshawar, lost more than 100 people and

>> monkey on the lam. that's. y . it was consensual.nder sometimes do we evolveo from monkeysmetime. >> and then i see a story like this and i say, of course we diy d. w >> but i mean, did we really evolved from monkeys? is that definitely. yeah.e was that case closed?firs this isn't the first time momo has escaped. >> this is. this was like the fastest mo primate in the world. >> they can go 34 miles per hour. that's likworld.e, times faster >> but is it monk? monk momo's first drawings. >> well, obviously, someone's got a problem. he knows how to be, has got a problem. but we have a bigger problem here. i'm not going to go through anothe haver because of monkey pox. >> he's going around town getting lubed uing throp, on people, god knows, going back to people's apartments, partying all night. we are we're going to have a big outbreak of monkey pox and we're all going to have br take off work going t. i think the weirdest thing is that people are keeping these as petead offs. >> yeah, i think it's weird, too. and it's not the first tim

you have always mentioned a strategy in the meetings, the construction of the lam petroshim complex with a credit of more than 16 thousand billion tomans, with the presence of javad oji, the minister of petroleum, the plans for 6 villages of joym city, as well as the khairsaz science and technology tower, which was launched with the participation of 100 billion tomans from donors in larestan built to operate receipt. in addition to supporting small and medium-sized scientific companies, this science and technology tower will become a regional hub for the export of the country's scientific products. metal silicon production factory was opened in morodasht city with the presence of ali vazir samt. development plan of firouzabad sodium carbonate factory with 300 billion tomans. the collection and purification network of fadla for the days of euclid citizens. inauguration of the 132 kv corded deh khanj power station. the country's largest livestock breeding industrial complex in fasa was another project that was benefited by the presence of deputy ministers received. marzieh momenzadeh, seda

towards the occupied territories with high precision, discuss this is: with us from athens is miss lam prima's a journalist at the press project and mc at radio van saramos. thanks million for being with us, miss lamprini. now, i was following your work in covering the baptist hospital massacre, and i noticed that thousands of greek civilians protested, they took to the street to support gaza and palestine and to condemn the israeli guestinians, but i saw it on your feet, not on european mainstream media. tell us more about this. solidarity movement back home in greece and specific and maybe in europe in general and why are we seeing this crackdown in europe against the palestinian narrative those who support it? there's censorsip first of all it's an honor always an honor to be with you there is censorship not only on the palestinian issue there's a lot of subjects are governments and the whole of the self right have decided and imposed especially in greece which behaves like a us client state and says yes to everything they ask of it, the problem is even bigger. this is also a proble

lam tunnel is only my ambition and pride. this is the voice of a palestinian reporter. miles away from here. the struggle of artists is a group of people who have gathered here for a single purpose , for palestine, at tawfik contemporary art museum today we are going to host artists from different fields of cinema, visual arts, theater and music so that we can convey the cry of the oppressed artists of palestine to the world. everyone can support palestine in whatever way they know how and whatever art they have. hello, he only came to war to fight with ali. abitalib authority of israel, according to the so-called words of the supreme leader, after 20 years of failure, we photographers are going to the black war with our cameras . we should be able to do our duty with the light that is created in the photo . do what you have to do let everyone know with his heart, with his painting, with his drawing, with his portraits, with the shapes he can draw , that the father of israel is a criminal. in the museum of contemporary art, there were many figures who, with their effect

supposed in palestine and cooling for peace in the region. similar scenes in pakistan's capital is lam about this meeting, part of a nation wide series of palestine solidarity rallies organized by the political policy. do you my to use law me? players wearing black columbines tonight part to kick off. there will be a minute silence in recognition to pose affected by the ongoing conflict within a swale. the english football association have been under pressure to light wembley stadium in blue and white and solidarity with is row ahead of the match against australia. instead that seems held a joint moments of silence in remembrance of both palestinian and is right. the victims on the richardson, l g 0 for a funeral husband's health or rights as john this the son of dollars who was killed and is really striking something $11.00 and $6.00 of the agendas. from alex's era and a news agency were wounded when that car was hitting the border with israel. these randy armies says it's investigating the incident well, from a lot of pictures we've been seeing and hearing they've bombardments of gaz

applause lam i am proud to say we have also led the world in providing support to ukraine.send western battle tanks to kyiv, and now more than ten others have followed. we were the first country to send long—range weapons to kyiv, now france and the united states are followed. we were the first country to agree to train ukrainian pilots. now more than a dozen others have followed. i say this to our allies. if we give president zelensky the tools, the ukrainians will finish the job. applause doing thisjob, i meet and talk to inspirational men and women across our country. you see that our most potent strength, our most powerful resource, our greatest hope is our people. but what i've learned is that there is an undeniable sense that there is an undeniable sense that politics just does not work the way it should. the feeling that westminster is a broken system, and the same goes for holyrood, cardiff bay and stormont. . it isn't anger, it's an exhaustion with politics. in particular, politicians are saying things and then nothing of changing. and you know what? people are rig

this uh foundation which grange is w is a director of a trustee of yeah. uh also gives money to his lam of think tanks, so they're directly, this is money effectively which comes from black artists, sure, making huge sums of money in the their albums, much of which then goes to to be paid in benefits to people like zeng grange, and perhaps that money then ends up funding racist organizations like we think, well we'll just pause the discussion there moment to to watch this report now about the american music mogel, the other figure. featured in the infamous karnye west marga hat controversy is leo kohan. cohen described by most death now known as yasin bay as the tall is really that runs rap currently sits as the global head of music at youtube. born in new york city to father by the name of elisha who had been part of the hagane terrorist group specifically as a part of the hurell brigade involved in the planned dalit campaign to ethnically cleanse palestine in 1948. as a child, leia kohen spent years living in the israeli settlement of cafar khaim, which was named after haim arlosoroff

the mountain con has moved off from outside a hospital in ramada all throughout the day, we've seen a lam ambulances arrive here from various demonstrations in the occupied west by this islands. as i see, arriving with a critically injured us. and you can see everybody, how old the medics get around. now what the empties are telling us is the types of injuries that they thing off from life fire. and they say that there is an excessive use of force against palestinians. normally these ladies would use rubber coated still bullets that would use take us. but now it seems that they all using life's against the protests as now right now. the hospital says it's not overwhelmed, but it is worried that if things escalate, it could simply become overwhelmed. and wrong con, i'll just say i'm a, it was that ministrations have been held across the world, including in many middle eastern countries to show solidarity. we have palestinians, solid injected reports, tens of thousands of people gathered outside most in most the majority countries. this crowd finally didn't backed up in support of palestini

so mr prime minister, lam what we are going to do.l with you. thank you for having me — in israel with you. thank you for having me and i am looking forward to having _ having me and i am looking forward to having a — having me and i am looking forward to having a thorough discussion about— to having a thorough discussion about where everybody goes from here _ about where everybody goes from here but — about where everybody goes from here. but thank you and i want to say to— here. but thank you and i want to say to the — here. but thank you and i want to say to the people of israel, their courage. — say to the people of israel, their courage, commitment and bravery is stunning _ courage, commitment and bravery is stunning it— courage, commitment and bravery is stunning. it has been really stunning. it has been really stunning. it has been really stunning. lam proud stunning. it has been really stunning. i am proud to be here. thank— stunning. i am proud to be here. thank you — stunning. i am proud to be here. thank you-— thank you. co

since the scenes in pakistan's capital is lam about this meeting, part of a nation wide series of palestine solidarity rallies organized by the political policy. do you mind to use law me? players wearing black haul binds the night part to kick off the we'll pay a minute silence in recognition to pose affected by the ongoing conflict within a swale. the english people association have been under pressure to light wembley stadium in blue and white and solidarity with his ro ahead of the match against australia. instead, that seems held a joint moments of silence and remembrance of both palestinian and is ready victims on the richardson allergies. their us secretary of state entity blinking continues, has to ultimate a least he hopes to prevents because a conflict from spilling into a big a war. he's now in the united arab emirates south to visiting saudi arabia. he's been discussing the situation and gaza with sadie foreign minister funds open fun outside, been fun, has condemned the attacks on civilians and cold for 8. the escalation is rarely forces have room top rides across the occupied

con is outside the hospital in ramallah and sent us this report all throughout the day, we've seen a lam ambulances arrive here from various demonstrations in the occupied westbank. this ambulance is actually arriving with a critically injured us. and you can see everybody ultimate x get around. and now what the empties are telling us is the types of injuries that they thing off from life fire. and they say that there is an excessive use of force against the palestinians. so normally these ladies would use rubber coated still bullets that would use take us. but now it seems that they all using lifes against the protesters. now right now, uh the hospital says it's not overwhelmed, but it is worried that if things escalate, it could simply become overwhelmed and wrong calling out. is there a model of what they retentions at the i'll ask them most today with the hi is riley military presence in multiple check points. so hot out to isn't occupied east jerusalem as you can. hey, right now is the beginning of the friday phrase here in the old city of jerusalem. now this just behind me is the e

supposing palestine and cooling stuff piece in the region. similar scenes in pakistan's capital is lam about this meeting, part of a nationwide series of palestine solidarity rallies organized by the political policy. do you mind to use law me in place of wearing black columbines tonight part to kick off? there will be a minute silence in recognition to pose affected by the ongoing conflict within a swale. the english people association have been under pressure to light wembley stadium in blue and white and solidarity with these ro ahead of the match against australia. instead, that seems held a joint moments of silence in remembrance of both palestinian and is right. the victims on the richardson algae is there a palestinian majority town. and israel with close relations with the jewish neighbors are remembering a rest and killed by rockets. 5 houses here as well. how many challenging sciences this report from? i guess we're in the village of of, of gosh, the residents here are all palestinians citizens of israel. and we're here today because the residents are all in a state of severe

simpleton, palestine, and calling for peace in the region. similar scenes in pakistan's capital is lam about this meeting, part of a nation wide series of palestine solidarity rallies organized by the political policy. do you mind to use law me? players wearing black on bonds tonight part to kick off. there will be a minute silence and recognition oppose affected by the ongoing conflict within a swale. the english football association have been under pressure to light wembley stadium in blue and white in solidarity with his row ahead of the match against australia. instead that seems held a joint moments of silence and remembrance of both palestinian and is right. he victims on the richardson algae. there are the united states has also seen demonstrations. many people are angry at the government on questioning support of israel, patrick, all hand reports from a purchase in washington dc. this is one of the larger profiles city purchased. i've seen in washington dc. i would estimate possibly 5000 people. it's hard to estimate without from the ground noticeable just how diverse is proud