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you very much, we will follow how the situation will develop, igor eisenberg, professor of new york universitywas with us live. let's go further, little people from freon cylinders for our soldiers to the front. made by volunteer valery horbyk, i have already made more than 250 stoves, my colleague olga antokhova will tell you more. volunteer valery horbyk cuts two freon cylinders with a grinder, and says that they will make one small bottle out of them. the man is 64, he set up a workshop in his garage. since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, he has produced more than 250 stoves for the defenders. we hit two balloons and put them in a pile, a light, mobile device that can be warmed up, dried and carried alone . the husband is not hired, so in his free time he makes furnaces for the defense forces, welds up to 10 of them per day, the cost of one is uah 600. entrepreneurs help with the materials , i take the materials... from various friends, companies that provide, that have to hand it over to metal , i’m coming, i’m just asking, as a volunteer, if you buy, last year, spray cans were b

continue to express solidarity with pales. unions, now students in several american universities, including in new york, have participated in national walkout to denounce the ongoing israel on the gaza strip, the occupation has got to go, the occupation has got to go, the students at new york university chanted free. palestine holding banners and waving palestinian flags, they accused the israeli regime of committing genocide in gaza, other campuses, including boston university and the university of michigan witnessed similar demonstrations through palestinian rallies continue across the globe amid growing anti israeli sentiment. in the argentinian capital blennis thousands participated in a march to the israeli embassy to denounce the regime. bombing and genocide in gaza, palestinians in the occupied west bank city of ramala also rallied to express support for gazans in their fight to liberate their land. early on wednesday, thousands of school children gathered in iran's capital to condemn the israeli aggression against palestinians. hundreds of students healing from various education institutions in

neil: an alert about jewish students who boarded themselves at a library at new york university.university to protest hamas on campus. alexis. >> reporter: we are seeing this show of support for israel in washington square park, want to pop up the camera if we can, look at what is happening, hundreds of people including protesters who are here as well but also people calling for support of israel, talking about that ongoing violence. large protests like this show what happened at washington square park, where appropriate a steady and rally in columbia university in new york see a show of support through the palestinian people. that's the student for justice in palestine group, other groups, dozens of campuses calling on the united states to divest from his relapse occupation and genocide of the palestinian people as the jewish students we talked to, they feel unsafe and targeted. we talk to people on both sides. >> young people do not support the genocide in palestine, the occupation of palestine so we are here to show support. >> reporter: using the death of innocent israeli civ

richard epstein, a law professor at, the new york university and the university of chicago. epstein has an argument for many, has made arguments for a drastically curtailed state not so much on basis of arguments of abstract, but on the basis very optimistic predictions about what an unregulated market will produce. so, for example, with to health care he wants there to be no government provision of health because he thinks that private will take care of it. i think and you know this is an unprovable disagreement that the private providing health care for, all the people who can't afford it is way beyond the means of private charity. it is, you know, even if you got rid of all of the waste and inefficiency that there is, we are talking about some approaching 10% of the us economy. so we have a disagreement as of prediction about that. there are other of hayek who bring comparable levels of optimism to and use that to support their libertarian as a milton friedman who i talk about in the book is another murray rothbard. murray rothbard is for the most important political phil

, the occupation has got to go, hey, hey, ho, the occupation has got to go, the student. at new york university chanted free palestine, holding banners and waving palestinian flags. they's raidy regime of committing genocide in gaza, other campuses including boston university and the university of michigan witnessed similar demonstrations, pro palestinian rallies continue across the glob growing anti-israeli sentiment, in the argentinian capital winesires, thousands participated in a march to the israeli embassy to denounce the regime's bombing and genocide in gaza. palestinians in the occupied bank city of rom also rally to express support for gasans in their flight, in their flight rather to liberate their land, earlier on wednesday, thousands of school children gathered in iran's capital to condemn the israeli aggression against palestinians, hundreds of students hailing from various education institutions in islamabad gathered at the city center on wednesday protesting against the united states and its western allies for their support of israel, emid the ongoing atrocities perpetated by isr

to gain enough support in the un security council and students and several american universities including in new york participated in national walkout to denounce the ongoing israel on the gausa strip. hello and welcome everybody, it's half past noon here in the iranian capital tehrani, watching press's world news our top story for this half hour, israel presses ahead with its deadly war on gaza with most of the massacres being committed in areas the regime claimed. would be safe, at least 22 palestinians, mostly children have been killed in the latest israeli airs on the southern gaza strip the health ministry says more than 6,500 people have been killed, most of them women and children since the start of the offensive, meanwile the israeli military says it conducted a brief ground incursion into northern gaza on. thursday in a statement the military said incursion uh was in preparation for the next stage of the war on gazet added that troops exited the area at the end of the activity. there was no immediate comment from the hamas resistance movement, israel has massed troops and tanks around gaza,

he received a degree in agriculture from new york university, but entered the profession of journalism much earlier, sigmund freud, the famous jewish psychoanalyst and bernays uncle, developed a theory to discover the hidden part of the brain that we now call the unconscious. had presented based on freud's techniques for used to create false reality or unreal reality . this technique was effective in deceiving the public opinion. based on the teachings of his brother freud, he stimulated people's desires and made them happy by making them strive for goods and finally by satisfying them. this process made the person excited. and you will bring it to the peak so that his energy will not be put in the political path and become the destruction of the society, that is, people must be constantly consumers and happy so that they don't riot. this is somehow the key to curb popular behavior in democracy and actually manage democracy during the economic crisis of 1929 to 1933. america and after that, because of the economic pressure that was imposed on the people, the people of america did not h

egyptian scientist at queen's university in canada, and professor murat avisal, a professor at new york university in abu dhabi, were the two winners of the 5th mustafa award, who went to sharif university and attended among the students to form a the joint network emphasized that i think this relationship will continue because in my opinion we are ahead in the islamic world shat's background and the leaders of islam create this background so that muslim scientists can communicate better with each other. in my opinion , it is a very important prize for the islamic world and it helps scientists like me to communicate with each other. prof. samia khovari, a professor at the university of beirut, who presented new approaches to ms disease , was selected for this course and went to sinai hospital. it is whether it can be international or domestic presence in the center isfahan research institute of academic jihad and other universities and pardiz technology park were among the other programs of scientists of the islamic world in the fifth mustafa award event. samia nasser khabari sedavasima. qortepe r

the occupation has got to go, hey, ho, the occupation has got to go, well the students at the new york universitymichigan witnessed similar demonstrations, prop. palestinian rallies continue across the glob growing anti israeli sentiment in the argentinian capital buenos aires. thousands participated in a march to the israeli embassy to denounce the regime's bombing and genocide in gaza, palestinians in the occupied west bank city of ramala, also rally to express support for gazans in their fight to liberate their land. earlier on wednesday, thousands of school children gathered in iran's capital to condemn the israeli aggression against palestinians. journalist and political analyst money ahmad is joining us now from the pakistani capital islamabad mr. ahmed uh let's uh pick up right uh from the news that we just had about the global demonstrations and rallies in support of the palestinians condemning the israeli war crimes that are being committed against gazans right now uh how do you see this uh increased level of global awareness with regards to the... cause uh, this is a positive sign that

he received a degree in agriculture from new york university, but entered the profession of journalismarlier, sigmund freud, the famous jewish psychoanalyst and diabe bernays, developed a theory to discover. the hidden part of the brain, which today we call the unconscious, had presented. based on freud's techniques to create a false reality or unreal reality used. this technique was effective in deceiving public opinion. based on the teachings of freud, he stimulated people's desires and made them happy by directing them towards goods and finally by satisfying them. this process excites the person and brings him to the peak, so that his energy does not go into the political path, which causes the destruction of the society, that is, people should be constantly consumers and happy so that they do not riot. this is in a way the key to curb popular behavior in democracy and actually manage democracy during the economic crisis of 1929 to 1932. america, and after that, because of the economic pressure that was inflicted on the people, the american people no longer had much to buy. therefor

we will also speak to new york university law school student law student ryna workman, who lost a job at a prestigious law firm after speaking up for palestinian rights. >> the biggest message i want to tell everyone right now is no one should be punished for speaking up for palestinian human rights and the backlash we are -- against me is creating much larger and intense chilling effect for other students, i think in this moment, we need to be able to feel empowered to speak up and call for a cease-fire and end to this genocide. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the united nations has warned many more palestinians will die due to catastrophic shortages of food, water, and medicine as israel's non-stop bombardment of the gaza strip entered its 21st day. earlier today, philippe lazzarini, the head of the united nations agency for palestine refugees known as unrwa, warned his agency's operations are crumbling as gazans starve. he called israel's siege collective punishment of more than 2 million peo

thank you so much, i a professor of electrical engineering at the new york university in abu dhabi. i am also affiliated with the uzi university in turkey where i am the founding director of the center of excellence in optical wireless communication technologies. my expertise is in the area of wireless communication. but we actually kind of challenge the traditional thinking in our research that associate wireless communication with the radio frequencies. in our research we actually explore how we can efficiently utilize the... optical bands including visible light in infrared uh so that we will be able to actually the boost the data rate capacity uh and so that we will be able to satisfy the demands of the next generation communication networks great and um professor tell us about the impact your your work can have on the uh you know development of muslim countries actually what we are trying to do here uh we actually uh somehow try to think outside the box and to come up with the some solutions which will be actually positioned as a complementary or alternative solution to the conv

thank you so much, i a professor of electrical engineering at the new york university in abu dhabi, i am also affiliated with the Özzy university in turkey. i am the founding director of the center of excellence in optical wireless communication technologies. my expertise is in the area of wireless communication, but we actually kind of challenge the traditional thinking in our... research that associate wireless communication with the radio frequencies in our research we actually explore how we can efficiently utilize optical bands including visible light in infrared so that we will be able to actually the boost the data rate capacity and so that we will be able to satisfy the demands of the next generation communication networks great and professor tell us about the impact your your work can have. on the uh you know development of muslim countries. actually what we are trying to do here uh we actually uh somehow try to think outside the box and to come up with the some solutions which will be actually positioned as a complementary or alternative solution to the conventional wireless

thank you so much, i a professor of electrical engineering at the new york university in abu dhabi, i am also affiliated with the Özya university in turkey. where i am the founding director of the center of excellence in optical wireless communication technologies. my expertise is in the area of wireless communication, but we actually kind of challenge the traditional thinking in our... research that associate wireless communication with the radio frequencies. in our research we actually explore how we can efficiently utilize optical bands, including visible light in infrared, so that we will be able to actually the boost the data rate capacity and so that we will be able to satisfy the demands of the next generation communication networks. great, and professor, tell us about the impact your your work can have. on the uh you know development of muslim countries. actually what we are trying to do here uh we actually uh somehow try to think outside the box and to come up with the some solutions which will be actually positioned as a complementary or alternative solution to the conventio

linda mills, the president of new york university did a film on holocaust.olocaust. she's been terrifically pro holocaust. christina paxon is pro israel. the students are fighting back against them. why does it have to be that way? >> martha: it is a lack of understanding the history behind all of this. at least to a certain extent. what do you think these universities should do, mark? one thing that really struck my and i mentioned this a moment ago, fox business had a panel. this young woman said we're all experiencing -- we're hating each other at her campus. she said we need grownups to step in because we always have emotions that we can't even process and we're looking at these signs about our religion. so where are the grownups? where is the leadership at these universities to understand what is going on and figure out -- there is an education opportunity in all of this. z. >> has to come from the top down. you said it exactly right. has to come from the leadership of the universities. as i said before, kindness and courage go through the same part of

hassan masri of queen's university in canada and professor of materials owaisal, a professor at new york universityabu dhabi, were the two winners of the 5th mustafa award, who went to sharif university and emphasized the formation of a joint network among the students. i think that this relationship will continue. it does because in my opinion today's islamic world, which we are, is the background and the leaders of islam create this background so that muslim scientists can communicate better with each other . in my opinion, it is a very important award for the islamic world and it helps scientists like me to be in touch with each other. professor samia khouri, a professor at the university of beirut, who presented new approaches in ms disease, was selected for this course and went to sinai hospital. in the world , but especially in the islamic countries of the region, this is one of the most prestigious awards and its importance is due to the cooperation between it can be international or domestic. participation in isfahan research center, academic jihad institute and other universities and fardi

, an egyptian scientist at queensada university, and professor murat avisal, a professor at new york university in abu dhabi, were the two winners of the fifth mustafa award, who went to sharif university and emphasized the formation of a common network among the students. i think that this relationship will continue . it does, because in my opinion, in today's islamic world where we are, islamic leaders and islamic leaders create this background so that muslim scientists can have better communication with each other. in my opinion, it is a very important prize for the islamic world and it helps scientists like me to be in touch with each other. prof. samia khouri, a professor of beirut university, who presented the approaches to ms disease, was selected for this course and went to sinai hospital. whether it can be international or domestic, participation in isfahan research center, academic jihad institute and other universities and pardiz technology park was one of the other programs of daneshmanda islam in the fifth edition of the mustafa award event. samia nasser khabari sedavasima. on the

scientist at queen's university in canada, and professor of materials owaisal, a professor at new york universityin abu dhabi, are two. the winners of the 5th mustafa award were those who went to sharif university and emphasized the formation of a common network by being present among the students. my activity is in the field of electronics and the topic that made me win the mosfafa award was in the field of internet and information transmission through light technology . it has its place and the leaders of islam create this background so that muslim scientists can have better communication with each other, and it leads to progress in the islamic world, in my opinion, for the world. islam is a very important prize and it helps scientists like me to communicate with each other. prof. samia khouri, a professor at the university of beirut, who presented new approaches in ms, was selected for this course's award and went to sinai hospital. not only in the world but especially in the islamic countries of the region. this is one of the most prestigious awards and most of its importance is due to the co

egyptian scientist at queen's university in canada, and professor murat avisal, a professor at new york universitydhabi, were the two winners of the 5th mustafa award, who went to sharif university and emphasized the formation of a joint network by being among the students . i think that this connection it continues because in my opinion in today's islamic world we are the background of islam and the leaders of islam create this background so that muslim scientists can have better communication with each other. in my opinion , it is a very important prize for the islamic world and it helps scientists like me to communicate with each other . professor samia khouri, professor. beirut, which presented new approaches in ms disease, won this year's award and went to sinai hospital. in the world, but especially in the islamic countries of the region, this is one of the most prestigious awards and its importance is due to the cooperation between it can be international or domestic presence in the center isfahan research institute of academic jihad and other universities and pardiz technology park were am

that they can break the wall of limitations, and then parvad avisal, who is a professor at new york university is originally from turkey, and in the field of optical fibers is active. my activity is in the field of electronics, and the subject that made me win the mosfafa award was in the field of internet and information transmission through light technology. proof of avisal scientific cooperation between the scientists of the islamic world is a principle for scientific development and the use of the capacity of young scientists they know. i think. there have been similar awards in recent years, but i have never seen such an award for the islamic world, at least i have not seen it, and it will motivate young muslim scientists to know that such a platform has been provided for them and to make more efforts and be able to learn the latest news. to have attending isfahan research center, academic jihad institute and other universities and fardis technology park are among the other programs of scientists of the islamic world in the 5th mustafa award event, mehboob, delangiz, radio news , how long

queensada university and professor murat avisal, a professor at new york university in abu zawi, were the two winners of the 5th mustafa award, who went to sharif university and emphasized the formation of a common network by being present among the students. i think that this relationship will continue because it seems in the islamic world, where we are, we set the stage and the leaders of islam create this stage so that muslim scientists can communicate better with each other . in my opinion, it is a very important prize for the islamic world and it helps scientists like me to communicate with each other. professor samia khoori the professor of beirut university, who presented new approaches in the treatment of ms, was selected for this year's award and went to sinai hospital . this is one of the most prestigious awards in the world, especially in the islamic countries of the region, and its importance is due to the cooperation that international can. attending isfahan research center , academic jihad institute and other universities and fardis technology park was one of the other p

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law professor at new york university school of law. it's so nice to have you with us. very glad to be with you, soledad thank you. all right, let's dive in with the first case involving the consumer financial protection bureau. so at the heart of it is how it's funded. why does that matter? the constitution says that all money out of the treasury has to be appropriated by congress. so when this bureau was set up, which was elizabeth warren's idea after the financial crisis, she wanted this to be as independent of the political process as possible. congress passed a statute out with the federal reserve being the entity that provides money to this bureau. and the challenge now is that bureaus or agencies can't be funded in this way. the money has to come kind of directly through congressional appropriate actions. and if this challenge is upheld, it would mean that a lot of federal agencies, particularly ones in the financial area, would be potentially unconstitutional, including the federal reserve itself, let's say. they say, in fact, okay, congress has to fund you. the

new york university law student wrote that the zionist regime is the main culprit of the recent events in the occupied territories. he said that he does not condemn the resistance and considering israel's actions, resistance is necessary. a law firm also announced its job offer to hire this student. taken back some zionist circles also demanded the publication of the names of harvard university students who signed the anti-zionist statement. in this statement, which was signed by 34 harvard student institutions, the zionist regime is considered the main culprit of the recent war. cbs announced that the circles have demanded job restrictions for the signatories of the anti-israel statement. the representative of russia in the un security council called the collective punishment of the residents of gaza unacceptable and the displacement of one million and 400 thousand people, leading the situation to disaster vasili benzia he blindly called gaza and cutting off water and electricity unacceptable and said that america is not only not trying to solve the problem, but it is planning to supp

the materials of avisal, a professor at new york university, abu dhabi, who was selected for the mostafa award in the field of science and technology in wireless optical communication technology. mustafa award is a suitable method for initiative in the global context. mohammad ali sohilpour khabari sed and broadcasting, isfahan. in the name of god, hello, have a good morning. first, the football of the asian champions league won with the value of press police in eddahil field and the cancellation of sepahan's game with al ittihad due to the absence of the representative of saudi arabia from the fifth group of this competition. won omid ali shah scored the only goal in the 63rd minute. from the same group , saudi nasr defeated tajikistan's esteghlal 3-1 and continued to lead with 6 points. but in group 3 last night, sepahan of iran's match against al ittihad of saudi arabia, which was supposed to start at 19:30 at naqsh jahan stadium in isfahan , was not held due to the non-appearance of the ittihad team. according to the plans made yesterday in the same naqsh jahan stadium at the same ti

hassan, an egyptian scientist at queensada university, and uisal, a professor of materials at new york universityin abu dhabi, were the two winners of the 5th mustafa award, who went to sharif university and emphasized the formation of a common network by being present among the students. my activity is in the field of electronics and the subject that it made me win the mosfafa award in the field of internet and information transmission through light technology . i think that this relationship will continue , because in my opinion, in today's islamic world where we are. the background and leaders of islam create this background so that muslim scientists can better communicate with each other and make progress in the islamic world. in my opinion , this is a very important prize for the islamic world and it helps scientists like me who contact prof. samia khouri, a professor at the university of beirut, who has been selected for presenting new approaches in ms this course of the award went to sinai hospital, not only in two countries, but especially in the islamic countries of the region. this is o

professor of materials awaisal, a professor at new york university in abu dhabi, who was selected for the mustafa award in the field of science and information and communication technology in wireless communication technology. moshfafa award is the right way to initiate action in the global context. mohammad ali sohilpour, reporter of isfahan radio and television. the president used western claims about women's rights only for instrumental use and pressure evaluated independent nations. mr. raisi in the meeting of the company. participants in the khurshid media festival said: westerners, with their media empire , seek to create awareness in societies for the benefit of their desires and goals. paying attention to the presentation of accurate narratives, timely awareness and correct perception of the essentials of the war of narratives were among the recommendations of the president to the independent media in this meeting. we definitely support that journalist and media lady who died in palestine for reflecting the news of zionist killings and zionist crimes in her own blood. for the

ihor eisenberg, a professor at new york university, is in touch with us. mr. igor, good night to you. congratulations greetings, good night to you, good night to the audience. mr. igor, tell me, please, the information about this meeting appeared in the columns of the washington post. how reliable is this information. from the point of view that it is these two leaders who will meet, because officially, neither the white house nor the representative office of pinya have yet made any comments, well, i think that the probability is high, because the minister of foreign affairs of china one, he was in washington and he had meetings here, including with president biden, that is, i think that he came specifically to prepare the meeting with biden, and so i think that the meeting will take place, please tell me , on the agenda, what will be the issues in the first place? well, i think look, they can discuss basically anything that 's going on in the world, but primarily it could be the de-escalation between the united states and china, and also trade issues, because

ihor eisenberg, a professor at new york university, is in touch with us. mr. eisenberg, welcome.ongratulations, i congratulate you. so, how it was born, developed and in which the story is now at a point with a potentially possible shutdown, which, according to the washington post, american lawmakers apparently succeeded in... and what do you think this vote means for ukraine? recently, now most likely it will not happen, since the draft law on the temporary budget was approved by the two chambers, and if president biden signs it within the next two hours, 39 minutes, it means that it will be possible to avoid it soon, there will be a temporary budget until november 17, well, this situation will continue. apparently because in a divided congress very it is difficult to find a common language for the republican majority in the house of representatives with the moderate bipartisan majority in the senate, so this situation will probably continue as far as aid to ukraine is concerned, unfortunately, in this interim budget, no money has been allocated for aid to ukraine, as far as we

live now to monica marks who is a professor of middle east politics at new york university in abu dhabie. ijust want thank you for coming on the programme. i just want to get your reaction and thoughts to this diplomatic tour currently under way by antony blinken. what are the objectives in your mind? the objectives — objectives in your mind? the objectives will _ objectives in your mind? the objectives will be _ objectives in your mind? iie: objectives will be to objectives in your mind? "iie: objectives will be to try objectives in your mind? iie: objectives will be to try to objectives in your mind? i“ie: objectives will be to try to shore up objectives will be to try to shore up a coalition of support to fight hamas, but it seems like the most important objective, which is urging israel to de—escalate its current attacks on gaza, which amount to an illegal, under human international humanitarian law, and practically impossible mission right now, constituting forced displacement which we know is a key tactic of ethnic cleansing. it seems that is not an item on antony blinken�*s agend

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igor eisenberg, a professor at new york university, was with us on a live video call and he urges usdramatize the situation with the vote in the senate, which took place just a few minutes ago, in fact, and as a result of which the document on the temporary financing of governmental expenses for 45 days, and there is no clause about assistance in it. ukraine. yes, this bill is most likely will be signed by biden, but from monday the americans will look for opportunities to still help ukraine and allocate funds. on september 21, the president of the united states, joe biden, announced a new military aid package for ukraine in the amount of 325 million dollars. it is aimed at strengthening the air defense of ukraine and will include , in particular, cluster munitions, short-range air defense systems. anti-tank weapons. in general, the united states of america has been the leader in supporting ukraine since the beginning of the full-scale war with russia. let's see more about what the western partners gave us and what we can expect in the next story. the joe biden administration allocat

thank you, igor eisenberg, professor of new york university , we have bov on the line, now we will talk about all these international problems with orientalist mykhailo yakubovich, congratulations mr. mykhailo, i think we will see now, mr. mykhailo, i hope, oh, i congratulate you, mr. mykhailo, you are good evening, well, let's start with a big rally in istanbul, where president recep tayyip erdoğan came to the territory of the former airport named after mustafa kemal taturk and there he gave a huge speech at a huge rally and basically declared a holy war and said that he would attract israel as a war criminal and did not condemn the terrorist organization hamas, with the leaders of which it should also be reminded , he met several times and never made any claims regarding their murderous statements and activities. and here's how this is what turkey's position looks like now. turkey is not new in this regard, we can still remember the breakthrough of the so-called blockade of gaza , the mavi marmara ship, when there were victims among the so-called turkish volunteers, when there were ac

senior pardoning a non- resident institution fiscal and monetary policy also a senior fellow at new york university and the volatility and recent years played a key role in choosing climate change considerations of the federal reserve analysis research policy. thanks to all of you for being here today. i had a larger introduction. i will repeat a couple of the statistics. clean energy manufacturing investments in the last year. that was about 10070000 jobs. they include more than 70 billion in supply chain says climate policy want to start the claimant information prepress and abide had said by the end of this decade the ira combined with regulations is estimated to get us to about 40%. so first let's start with what happened already. what do we know how far the ira has gotten us to reduce emissions or to set up the domino's to do so? >> i think it's a billion-dollar question. i mentioned the first part is what is the ira intended to do? i will look at models coming up in the ira we take about 25 to 28% reduction we would have seen anywhere on the business as usual 240 -- 44%. that is the plan the