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listen to me, nare or ali.are the seal of this or haider on all of us in merak without the moon of this or haider. we attack man heydari o haider, we are the eid of bani fatimah, o haider, we are the family of bani fatimah , o haider, i salute you from my soul, the day of vengeance, the day of vengeance, the day of vengeance, the day of revenge, the meaning of surah zelzal, the spirit of god, the time of battle, and them from the right, in the name of god, the time of the battle, the right to fight , god is all under our feet, come up, haj qasim, their hearts are right , let's get up, the red light of the green light of mahdi zahrast's tent. their mother lived in the church building since their house was destroyed, thinking that the church monument was safe from the attacks of the zionist regime. their mother waited for them for 16 years. but the children did not grow up to more than two months and were martyred next to their mother. most of the other mayors of the church are women and children. i saw many bodi

absolutely, and what's happening now is nothing more than a continuation of what happened in 1948, the the nare of 1948, the ethnic cleanser. of palestinians has never actually stopped, people talked about scenes of palestinians being evacuated from north of gaza to the south of gaza and then having their convoys bomb by the israeli war planes as they were fleeing to what was supposed to be safe areas. we've seen 75 years of oppressive persecution of palestinians, the the inability for palestinians that were driven out of the lands and dispossessed of their homes in 1948 to return to their land and to their homes. now we're seeing an extermination, i call it the hiroshima doctrine, there is more explosives dropped on gaza in the last 20 days than in the atomic bomb by the united states of yoroshima. you know what we're seeing now is is genocide, it's extermination of entire people not only in gaza but also in the west ban and the occupied. territories where mass arrests and executions are being carried out with impunity and nothing is being said by western regime that of course since the balfor

chamber and the notion that the person who received the most votes in the closed session could not have nare opponents or their critics fall into line on the floor is truly remarkable. as long as that goes on, obviously, this could extend a very long time and those republicans, more institutionalists or more competitive districts, they do have that option. i mean, they have the option of aligning with the democrats to pick sort of a bipartisan speaker. i think it's going to have to go further into chaos before they are willing to countenance that. >> three weeks so far of unprecedented actions there could be more in that category soon. ron brownstein, thank you. >>> coming up for us, police in detroit, michigan, are searching for a suspect and a motive after a local synagogue leader was found stabbed to death outside her home. >>> investigators are looking for a suspect and also looking for a motive still in the death of a synagogue president. samantha woll was found stabbed to death outside of her detroit home saturday morning and police say that they found a trail of blood leading to her h

crucially, one of the mission essential tasks of that marine rapid response force, the marine expe dish nare unit, is not only special operations but also non-combatant operation. earlier last week, john kirby, the strategic coordinator for the national security council said it would be irresponsible and prudent to not plan for evacuation. the u.s. is still at risk of wider escalation. that's perhaps why the marine force is moving close to lebanon. jim. >> no question. and of course there was an evacuation during the war in lebanon in 2006, evacuation of americans there by sea, u.s. naval assets, preparations underway for that. oren liebermann, thanks so much. you have another potential for escalation here and enormous show of force from the u.s., the intention, as president biden said in his address after the october 7th attacks, he directly had a message for others in the region saying if you were thinking about getting involved, don't. those were his words. we'll continue to watch events here in northern israel and in southern israel, as we cover israel at war. please do stay with us. we'

because of course, you know, the top of the gaza strip is quite nare narrow. so, you can bring troops in by the sea, some by helicopters, and others can come in by land. you can put a lot of forces on the ground concentrated in an area quite quickly depending on the objective. and, again, we don't know the specific objectives yet. but the town behind me, 2 1/2 kilometers away, beit hanoun, one of the first objectives in 2014 and quite likely will be again this time, anderson. >> nic robertson, thank you, again. joining us, retired army colonel, currently professor of military history at ohio state university. colonel, thanks so much for being with us again. hamas could release all the hostages or all the civilian ones if they wanted to or all the wounded ones. releasing two at a time like that, what, kind of -- what do you see that as the -- what's the tactic there? >> they're, sort of, dribbling them out, showing good will, but not giving away their trump card, which is these hostages that they can use to release palestinian prisoners and as bargaining chips.

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i think you should be able to be a trillion nare, a billionaire, if you want, but pay your taxes.pproaching a fair tax. that's less than a teacher, firefighter, or cop pays in their taxes. it's just wrong. house republicans shouldn't put us back in crisis mode again. we have only 40 days for congress to get back to work around the same house republican recess now, to fund the government, avoid a shutdown, and protect the tremendous gains american workers have made over the past two and a half years. shutdown would mean troops don't get paid, air traffic controllers won't get paid. there will be all kinds of problems at airports. loans in small business would be delayed. house republicans, it's time to start doing your job, continue the progress, grow the economy, invest in america, invest in the american people. so, let's get to work for the american people. they're waiting, and they're watching. we've got to get to work. thank you all very much. >> what are the prospects for a meeting between you and president xi of china in san francisco next month? >> there is no such meeting s