course, has warned about numerous times about the conflict spreading to other countries in the middle east 11 on of course comes to mind. but also a wider escalation, especially, and potentially involving iran. we just hit the iran in 4 minutes to speak it right before us. the whole region is on the brink of falling into a business king of the clearly the concern on your part on the king spot on jordan's part is there and to quite just to find out. the issue of refugees, of, of course is one that your country is being focused on quite a bit. so jordan is, of course, a home to already home, to a very large population of posting and refugees and their descendants. and you have raised concerns that millions of palestinians could be pushed out of gaza and the west bank into jordan. and egypt for that matter. now you and king of the has made it clear that this would be a red line that jordan would not, under any circumstances, would accept refugees. that is the red line that cannot be trusted. but this is the material violation of the provisions of the door is a piece 3 d. i can refer you clearly

she was an analyst in the middle east. post 9/11, she volunteered for counterterrorism assignments, and that occupied a great portion of her career. during the course of that, we have the world becoming a more complex place with rising china, insurgent russia and so forth. a skilled communicator, experienced in urgent and controversial issue, a proven teacher, leader, and champion of analytical tradecraft and objectivity. which great pleasure, we welcome linda to the series. back to you. >> linda, we might have a small technical difficulty -- there we go. fantastic. thank you so much. we appreciate your leadership there and the support. then do, thank you for joining us and happy holidays to you. we know it is a busy time of year, so we are thankful to have you on and hear about some of your expertise experiences with the agency. to kick us off, let's start by discussing your most recent role at deputy director of cia for analysis. how did it shape your perspective on the future about open source intelligence in the analytic tradecr

some of us are born and raised in the middle east. it is 11:00 a.m. on the east coast and december 22 and i'm david asman and i hope you saw that last read that stuart gave about 12 years ago to his grandchildren. that really -- now tearing up. check the markets and dow is up about 30 and lost a bit of its steam and s&p as well and it's now 13 to the plus side and nasdaq up about 37 points to the plus side. again, it's a positive day but it has come down a little bit. big tech, we have kind of a split decision. alphabet and microsoft are trading up, meta, apple and amazon trading down. checking the 10-year yield now, it's up a little bit. one basis point to 3.9. and now it's time for this, the so-called misery index and that is the sum of the unemployment rate in the inflation rate and sometimes that's used to see how the economy is doing. it is now at 6.8%. again, the sum of unemployment and inflation, that is actually the lowest rate it's been since march of 2020, but people don't seem to be feeling it. listen to what some shoppers had to tell fox,

war criminals in the history of the world, he initiated much of the attacks in the middle east, uh, he was part of the 9/11 plot, and the 9/11 events in the massad, the israeli zionists were parties to this as well, uh, this is an ongoing war against the islamic lands and people, which netanyahu has been one of the great designers of, and this uh, genocide of the gazan palestinian people has been part of the greater israel project plan, so they've went in with agenda, but it's blown in their face because the hamas fighters are essentially uh waging gorilla warfare and and fighting back, and in fact many military commentators in the west are observing hamas's winning this war, so israel is is not a victor, it's it's losing, and no one remembers october 7th anymore, everyone remembers uh the murdered children and... women and babies and the destroyed homes of gaza, that's what's now being meditated on, so october 7th doesn't exist anymore, what exists is the malicious, monstrous demonic war crimes of israel, murdering innocent civilians and and that is uniting the entire islamic and arabic world, and now you

hamas—run health ministry in gaza has says more than 21,100 people have been killed during 11 weeks of fighting. our middle eastrespondent yolande knell has the latest from jerusalem. we've put this into perspective already. what we've had since the deadly 7th of october, attacks on southern israel by hamas. up at the other end of the country, across the northern border, we have seen the worst cross—border violence since the 2006 devastating war between israel and hezbollah. this powerful lebanese—armed group, which is backed by iran. and in the last couple of days, things have really intensified. yesterday saw the heaviest barrage of rockets, it appears, since this escalation began, more than 30 fired at northern israeli towns. nobody was injured. those rockets were intercepted or landed in open areas. but this comes a day after israeli warplanes killed three people in southern lebanon, said to be hezbollah fighter and two of his relatives. and we have had really a large number of people killed in southern lebanon, something like 150 since the start of this escalation. most of them said to be fighters, but als

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middle east shortly. rescuers have found the bodies of 11 climbers after the marapi volcano erupted in west sumatra on sundaye. but 12 more are still missing. dozens of other climbers were evacuated from the area. it was really dramatic. the volcano threw ash nearly 10,000 feet or 3,000 metres into the air. mount marapi is one of the most active volcanos in the region and is one of 130 active volcanoes in indonesia, which sits on the pacific ring of fire. live now to our correspondent, shaimaa khalil, who's in bangkok. what do we know about mount marapi? what do we know about mount marapi? what is the situation on the slopes? we know that the three people found alive were near the top of mount marapi, that is near the rim of where the eruption happened. they were rescued, they were taken to hospital, we understand from authorities that they are big and are suffering multiple burns. in all, there were 75 hikers in the area when mount marapi erupted, most of them have been evacuated, many of them are being treated for burns. we understand that because of another minor eruption in the area, rescue teams have st

. >>> now at 11, demonstrators taking over union square to protest the war in the middle east. >>> the search is on for the driver in a deadly hit and run. the questions police still have about the crash. >>> local airports are getting their biggest stress test since last year's holiday mill town. >>> protesters making sure their message is seen. protesters scaled the union square christmas tree. >> this comes during a busy holiday weekend while the square was full of people. this is one of many demonstrations across the bay area today. >> reporter: union square was packed today. that is one of the reasons a group came today calling for a cease-fire in gaza. several groups took to the streets in san francisco saturday afternoon and evening calling for a permanent cease- fire in gaza. they started in market street and marched to union square to send a message to people christmas shopping. many typical festivities have been called off in bethlehem in light of the ongoing attacks in gaza. >> we did not feel like it was right to celebrate this christmas while our family members and our com

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11:00 a.m. in the middle east where combat operations between israel and hamas are heading into a second day following the collapse of a week long truce. the idf released this video of what it said was a strike against hamas targets operating close to israeli troops in gaza, one of more than 400 targets, the idf says were struck in the past 24 hours. israel has been directing much of its firepower toward targets in southern gaza and released a new evacuation map showing palestinians where they should go. at least 178 people have been killed since the truce ended early friday. despite the resumed fighting a u.s. official says talks to release more hostages are ongoing. the idf believes 136 people are still being held in gaza, including 17 women and children. the families of three more hostages have now confirmed their loved ones are no longer alive. ivan watson is covering this from beirut. what's the latest on the fighting? >> reporter: right, well, in the 24 hours since the truce ended, the onslaught resumed with ferocity. the israeli defense forces saying they carried out more than 400 strikes in th

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11 weeks of fighting. earlier i spoke to our middle east correspondent yolande knell about the fears of a regional escalationthe fighting. since october 7th of course much attention has been focused on the gaza strip and what has been happening there, but right at the other end of israel, on the northern border with lebanon, we have seen the worst cross—border violence since the devastating 2006 war between israel and the powerful iran—backed lebanese militant group hezbollah. just yesterday we saw something like a barrage of more than 30 rockets fired across that border by hezbollah, israel's iron dome system being used to intercept some of them. nobody was hurt, but this is partly because a lot of those northern towns in israel have already been evacuated. this came a day after three people were killed in an israeli strike on southern lebanon, said to have been a hezbollah fighter and two of his relatives. we had then warnings from the israeli army's chief of staff who was visiting that border area that the army was ready for any scenario. we also had, politically, the member of the war cabinet benny gantz

the amount of time i have to spend on crisis and conflict in the middle east today compared to any of my predecessors going back to 9/11gnificantly reduced. >> mike: a week later hamas launched its deadly attack on israel. >> that's definitely the gaffe of the year. i think they really wanted to point to the middle east as a place where they were able to park a conflict and focus elsewhere. except the world doesn't work like that. we know so much more now about the iranians being hooked up with the chinese and with the russians. they all work together to work against the united states. so we're not going to be able to take a vacation from any of the major theaters in the world. we have to stay vigilant and make sure we're deterring our adversaries so they don't take additional action. if we can deter them, that lessens the chance the united states gets into a conflict later. >> mike: benjamin netanyahu laid out what he sees as the path to peace writing our three pre-wreck sits for peace, hamas must be destroyed, gaza must be demilitarized and palestinian society must be deradicalized. these are the three prerequisites

middle east hamas attacks israel. air raid warning in the cities of ashkilon and sdirot. for the first time in 11s, sirens sounded in tel aviv. the shells were intercepted by the iron dome system. sahal is now looking into the incident; footage has appeared in the media. on them, allegedly, one of the air defense interceptor missiles malfunctioned, suddenly changed its trajectory and crashed to the ground. one person was injured in the suburb. attacks the gaza strip, destroys hamas underground tunnels in jebaliya, zareva over khan yunis, the vnusirat refugee camp is shelled, the palestinian side reports fifteen dead, including women and children. in northern israel, army positions are being shelled by hezbollah from lebanese territory. sahal hits back. three militants were eliminated. and against such a background, a terrorist attack in paris, a criminal armed with a knife and a hammer attacked passers-by and killed one person, a german citizen. two more were injured. city center embankment, near the effel tower. there are a lot of police around, security forces had to use a stun gun twice to neu

middle east. it's going suddenly on the israel 11 in boulder. is what was on besides that it's bombed military infrastructure linked to has blonde of the southern lebanese town of if true, the libraries on the groups sides. it's also talk to this by the science has the law says, one of its members was killed in fighting with this by the forces tension on the boat side since the latest conflict in gauze and started to stay for 2 months ago. the side of highlights has moved from northern israel, the 11 east volta flu sides, a is raining dry and flying above us. but that's been the case for the last few days because it's needing to constantly monitor this border with lebanon. and when he was saying near the board, i'll just show you how close we are. if you take a look behind me that voters hines is really heinz mostly evacuated because many people have left almost everyone, really. and that's grosse, the hell just that is actually never known. and that's one of the points that the weather has been concerned by israel as to how close the lebanese o

11, i'm grant lotus. we begin with developing news in the middle east tonight where fighting between israel and hamas has resumed that temporary ceasefire expired about an hour ago after intense negotiations to extend the truce broke down. the return to hostilities comes after hamas released 8 more hostages on the 7th day of the truce. hours later in return, israel released 30 palestinians that we're in israeli prisons all told more than 100 hostages were free during this pause in fighting mostly israeli women and children, u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken there met with leaders on both sides today. he was urging israel and hamas to continue the cease-fire. so more hostages and palestinians could be freed. for the united states for israel for other countries who have citizens being held. >> captive by hamas. we want to see this process continue. move forward. we want today and beyond. >> secretary blinken also said israel has agreed to try to limit civilian deaths with more targeted strikes against hamas fighters moving forward. meanwhile, there are shocking new details tonight about hamas's octob

attacks there have been over 100 attacks on states bases around on united states bases around the middle east and 11's an escalation. and so we're seeing the longer this goes on, even if you stop it, then it won't help. but if you let it go on, then if you have a ceasefire, it will perpetuate all this will perpetuate and all of this will get worse . get worse. >> henry, you so much. >> henry, thank you so much. we'll back later. anyway to we'll be back later. anyway to talk about stuff, henry talk about more stuff, henry bolton, expert. is bolton, security expert. this is gb welcome aboard if you gb news. welcome aboard if you just 23 just joined in. coming up to 23 after after 3:00 i'm nana akua on the way. new studies show that obesity costs britain nearly 100 billion. is the uk to overweight. but up next, it's time for climate control. we'll be unpicking the debate around the climate. is the uk really unprepared for a global rise in temperature? this is . and people that i knew had dewbs & co weeknights from . six & co weeknights from. six >> good afternoon . 26 minutes >> good afternoon. 26 minu

middle east. >> breaking news tonight. war erupts in the middle east. the surprise attack by palestinian militants. >> reporter: it started october 7st, the day many call israel's 9/11aeli towns. >> they were all around me and they were going tree by tree and shooting. pow, pow, pow. >> reporter: israel's foreign ministry says 1,200 people were killed, more than 200 taken hostage, including young children. >> it's something no parent can imagine, to see a child in the hands of terrorists. >> reporter: israel's response was swift and relentless, but with thousands of palestinians killed and a humanitarian crisis growing, israel faced mounting criticism. those tensions seen on american streets and college campuses with reports of anti-semitism and islamaphobia spiking across the country. as the middle east war raged on, the one between ukraine and russia trudged on. ukraine's long awaited counteroffensive stalling and america's support waning. in january it took 15 ballots -- >> a speaker has not been elected. >> has not been elected. >> reporter: -- to elect kevin mccarthy as speaker, a position he held just nine months before he was ousted. >> i fought for what i be

11 weeks of fighting. live now to yolande knell, our middle east correspondent. to you duration at the escalation in northern israel between northern israel and lebanon. this is a situation with an international and diplomatic effort trying to resolve for months now since october the 7th, but those efforts don't appear to be working. since october the 7th of course much attention has been focused on the gaza strip and what has been happening there, but at the other end of israel on the northern border with lebanon we have seen the worst cross—border violence since the devastating 2006 war between israel and the powerful iran backed lebanese militant group hezbollah. just yesterday we saw something like a barrage of more than 30 rockets fired across that border by hezbollah, israel's iron dome system being used to intercept some of them. nobody was hurt but this is partly because a lot of those northern towns in israel have already been evacuated. this came a day after three people were killed in an israeli strike on southern lebanon said to have been a hezbollah

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11:00 this morning. >>> developments over flight in the middle east. a live look at the gaza border.hree bodies by the israel forces. one was a hostage taken on okay 7th. the idf says they believe hamas is holding 132 people. meanwhile, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is showing no signs of scaling back the gaza offensive despite the latest request by the white house do that with widespread international pressure with the international community working to send food, water and medicine and fuel into gaza. >>> here at home, oakland school board is the latest to call for a cease-fire. they approved the resolution last night as activists held a silent protest during the meeting which was originally scheduled wednesday night. the meeting was moved for safety concerns. >> we are demanding an apology for the comments that are racist. when we cancel meetings in the middle of the grief is viewed as a threat and concern for our safety. >> oakland teachers disagreed with the decision to cancel that board meeting. >>> new covid variant is here this winter season. cold weather has left

laurched its response to 9/11, the pentagon continues to pursue military actions in the middle east and many more parts of the world than americans may realize. joining me is the person who compiled the data, co-director and senior researcher at the cost of war project at brown university's institute, for which she wrote the paper under the biden administration. does the expansion of our footprint make us more or less safe? >> thank you so much for asking that question. it's just the one that should be asked with this data. and, you know, my answer is no, there are more militant groups than there were when we started the so-called war on terror in 2001, there are more recruits to those groups, there's a ton of blowback to all of this military action around the world, and we're seeing in iraq and syria right now, just as you pointed out, that the u.s. presence in these places, in the name of counterterrorism, actually makes u.s. troops -- it makes it more likely that they engage in aggressive actions abroad. >> isn't there a bit of chicken and egg to all of this? i shared your research w

east and 11 on. so i was in viewed with a lot of eastern culture, middle eastern culture. but then most of my life, i grew up in canada and wasn't viewed with that. now to be frank, i did not really feel a tremendous contradiction between these things. my personal life had a lot of lebanese qualities to it. my professional life was more western that was kind of the initial splits, and i that didn't really cause many schisms. it's when i went back to the middle east as a canadian diplomat. and then as you went to plant that i began to see the differences more clearly. i saw a tremendous strength in the middle east that the west didn't have to the level of social integrity, the ability of people to deal with each other purely socially without necessarily intervention of laws and institutions. to this day. by the way, i was just at 11 on last summer is a very high degree, and it's something that i actually respect because it's a more seamless way of operating and getting things done and managing human affairs . in other words, let's call it to a degree of still a relevance of

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middle east. >> breaking news tonight, war erupts in the middle east, a stunning surprise attack by palestinian militants. >> it started on october 7th, the day many now call israel's 9/11rprise attack hamas militants stormed into israeli towns and military bases. >> they were just all around me. they were going tree by tree and shooting. bam bam bam. >> israel's foreign ministry says about 1200 people were killed, more than 200 taken off to, including young children. >> it's something no parent can ever imagine, to see a child in the hands of terrorists. >> reporter: israel's response was swift and relentless, with thousands of palestinians killed, a humanitarian crisis, israel faced mounting criticism. those tensions seen on american streets and college campuses with reports of antisemitism and islamophobia, spiking across the country. as the middle east war waged on, the one between ukraine and russia trudged on. ukraine's long awaited counteroffensive stalling in american support waning. one of many issues highlighted in america stark divisions. and january, it took 15 ballots. >> the speaker has not been elected. has not been elected. has not been elected. >> repor

middle east. >> major breaking news tonight. war erupts in the middle east. a stunning surprise attack by palestinian militants. >> it started on october 7th, the day many now call israel's 9/11und me. they were going three by three and shooting. >> israel's foreign ministry says 1,200 people were killed, more than 200 taken hostage, including young children. >> it's something no parent can ever imagine, to see a child in the hands of terrorists. >> israel's response was swift and relentless. thousands of palestinians killed and a humanitarian crisis growing. israel faced mounting criticism. those tensions seen on american streets, on college campuses, with reports of anti-semitism and islamaphobia spiking across the country. as the war raged on, the one between ukraine and russia trudged on. ukraine's longawaited counteroffensive stalling and american help stalling. it january, it took 15 ballots. >> has not been elected. has not been elected. >> to elect kevin mccarthy as speaker, a position he held just nine months before he was ousted. >> i fought for what i believe in. i believe in this country of america. >> like a reality tv show, new contenders came and went. >> we ar

signs point, the long term conflict in the middle east and not only between palestinians and israelis. there had been attacks all along the border between 11 on an israel for the past month and a half. and recently the hudy's in yemen, a 1000 miles away, a hijacked the cargo ship owned by and is really businessman for the us, which has made huge commitments to israel militarily, financially and diplomatically since israel's warrant garza started last month, the region is stuck between domestic policy currents and foreign policy interest president, jo biden's, embrace of his real is dividing his own party and increasing number of americans from both parties. say that israel has gone too far and it's response to the attacks by hum us. so where is us policy heading and where do us national security interest really like those interests are up for debate in today's america. so we'll be getting to a very different takes. we'll start with the view from the right within master john bolton, who served as national security advisor under former president donald trump. investor. thank you so much for joining us today. as we're speaking, israel and her

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signs point, the long term conflict in the middle east and not only between palestinians and israelis. there had been attacks all along the border between 11 on an israel for the past month and a half. and recently the who it is in yemen, a 1000 miles away, hijacked the cargo ship owned by and is really business man for the us, which is made huge commitments to israel militarily, financially and diplomatically since israel's warrant garza started last month. the region is stuck between domestic policy currents and foreign policy. interest president, jo biden's, embrace of israel is dividing his own party and increasing number of americans from both parties say that israel has gone too far and it's response to the attacks by him us. so where is us policy heading and where do us national security interest really like those interests are up for debate in today's america. so we'll be getting to a very different takes. we'll start with the view from the right within bastard john bolton, who served as national security advisor under former president donald trump. investor. thank you so much for joining us today. as we're speaking, is real and ho

middle east. >> major breaking news tonight. war erupts in the middle east. a stunning surprise attack by palestinian militants. >> it started on october 7th. many now call it israel's 9/11surprise attack hamas militants stormed into israeli towns and military bases. >> they were just all around me. they were going to three by three, shooting. israel's foreign ministry says about 1200 people were killed, more than 200 taken hostage, including young children. >> it is something no parent can ever imagine. to see a child in the hands of terrorists. >> it's real's response was swift and relentless. with thousands of palestinians killed in a humanitarian crisis where israel faced mounting criticism. >> free palestine! >> the tensions seen on american streets. the college campuses, with reports of antisemitism and islamophobia spiking across the country. >> it's the middle east war waged on the one between ukraine and russia trudged on. ukraine's long awaited counteroffensive stalling in american support waning. one of many issues highlighting americans stark divisions. >> in january took 15 ballots. >> a speaker has not been elected. >> has not been elected. >> has not been

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middle east. >> major breaking news tonight, war erupts in the middle east, a stunning surprise attack by palestinian militants. >> reporter: it started on october 7th, the day many now call israel's 9/11e surprise attack hamas militants stormed into israeli towns and military bases. >> they were just all around me, and they were going three by three, and shooting. >> reporter: israel's foreign ministry says about 1,200 people were killed, more than 200 taken hostage, including young children. >> it's something that no parent can ever imagine to see a child in the hands of terrorists. >> reporter: israel's response was swift and relentless, but with thousands of palestinians killed and a humanitarian crisis growing, israel faced mounting criticism. >> free palestine. >> reporter: those tensions seen on american streets. and college campuses. with reports of both anti-semitism and islamophobia spiking across the country. as the middle east war raged on, the one between ukraine and russia trudged on. ukraine's long-awaited counteroffensive stalling, and american support waning. just one of many issues highlighting america's stark divisions. ♪♪ in january it took 15 ballots -- >> a speake

middle east. major breaking news tonight. war erupts in the middle east. a stunning surprise attack by palestinian militants. >> it started on october 7th, the day many now call israel's 9/11hamas militants stormed into israeli towns and military bases. >> they were just all around me and going three by three and shooting, pow, pow, pow. >> israel's foreign ministry says about 1200 people were killed, more than 200 taken hostage, including young children. >> it's something that no parent can ever imagine to see a child in the hands of terrorists. >> israel's response was swift and relentless, but with thousands of palestinians killed and a humanitarian crisis growing, israel faced mounting criticism. those tensions seen on american streets. and college campuses, with reports of both anti-semitism and islamophobia spiking across the country. as the middle east war raged on, the one between ukraine and russia trudged on. ukraine's longawaited counteroffenses stallin american support waning. in january, it took 15 ballots -- >> a speaker has not been elected. >> has not been elected. >> has not been elected. >> to elect kevin mccarthy as speaker, a position he held just nine

middle east. >> major breaking news tonight. why arrests in the middle east. the stunning surprise attack by palestinian militants. >> it started on october 7th. a day many now call israel's 9/11surprise attack hamas militants stormed into israeli towns and military bases. >> they were all just all around me. they were going tree by tree and shooting, we pow, pow, pow. >> israel's foreign ministry says -- more than 200 taken hostage, including young children. >> it's something that no parent can ever imagine, to see a child in the hands of terrorists. >> israel's response was swift and relentless, but with thousands of palestinians killed and a humanitarian crisis growing, israel faced mounting criticism. those tensions seen on american streets and college campuses, with reports of both antisemitism and islamophobia spiking across the country. is the middle east war raged on, the one between crane and russia trudged on. ukraine's long awaited counteroffensive stalling and american support waning. just one of many issues highlighting america's stark division. ♪ ♪ ♪ in january, it took 15 ballots -- >> a speaker has not been elected. has not been elected. has not been elected. >

sided war, involving several countries across the middle east. balinsa we are in a multi sided hor, we're being attacked from 7 different sectors, gaz 11 on syria, the west bank, iraq. yep. and any ron? we have already responded and taken action in those sectors. and i say here in the most explicit way, anyone who acts against us is a potential targets. there is no immunity for anyone on wheels. or let's learn more right now or across live to retire siri. in general mohammed a boss who's joining us here live this evening on odyssey international, mr. abbas a great pleasure to have you on the program. thank you very much for joining us. israel is the defense minister says the country is now engaged in a multi sided war on 7 from now, as you know, the conflict started on october the 7th just a couple of months ago. how has it come to this point as it, as an evan, yahoo says the war is on multiple front. dizzy. thank you for joining the joining to. that's your channels actually is i know these are going to escape from escape and talking about fighting about on 7 phones and maybe the more service of the 7 for on up to a court date is easy,

most of the problem is the communication, the middle when it comes to getting the most places adjacent somehow there is no place left off from the east to west 11 was in the hospital another like near as cold happened in there out, blah here the central part of the enclave. we were told that women and children were among those killed with the area under continuous bombardment hospitals, one that they may soon face and grim problem. and that lack of coffins, local journalists, romeoville, gary reports on this. and these tough ends are seen all the time. it's all ox montez hospital in the middle of the gaza strip down to day, really by law every time. and then during a day the people here carry the dead vases. and the such cap for cup ends, which has as that, as you might see and well prepared for carrying the dead bodies. and over the past periods of time before and the gaza strip factories and facilities that manufacture such companies, whether plastic ones like this one or material one made of materials have been a or shut down. because of that is really war on guys on or had been or have been damaged, partially or completely lives has been re