nachman, it changed your outlook on life, those events i... i haven't thought about it yet, we're still in battle, i'll think about it later. this short story, only a fragment of the volunteer interview, you can see the full version in our marathon at 11:40 p.m. meanwhile, anti-semitism and anti-israel sentiments are spreading around the world. bolivia severed diplomatic relations with israel, chile and colombia recalled ambassadors , china removed israel from its digital maps, in european... capitals, unknown people paint stars of david on buildings where jews live. numerous demonstrations in support of palestine take place every day on every continent, resolutions are even passed in the un without condemning the actions of hamas. how does israel react to the diplomatic and domestic démarche and whose side is ukraine on? anna basova understood the details. from these windows , 83-year-old tove utshold constantly looked at the lights of the swedish coast. all her life she spent in the coastal town of gil-lelee, where she saw her mother for the

yvonne: let's ask that to our next guest lev nachman. ,it's been a crazy week.ur take on what's happened? lev: yeah. no one expected the public debacle that we saw yesterday. it will go down in history as one of the strangest moments in taiwanese politics. this is a story of three presidential candidates who will timidly failed to overcome this at -- collective action problem. all three of them do not want the dvb mpower but every single one of them individually thinks that they ought to be the one to be president next. when that drive that they should be the one in power is a greater priority than defeating the dv p, that is what happens yesterday. now we are actually going to be entering a race with four different presidential candidates, three on the pan-blue leading side and one on the pan green leaving side. you don't have to be a mathematician or political scientist to understand that three people running on one side and one person on the other makes it easier for the dv p and green leaving party this election. it's not a sure thing and i still think it's