and one of the things amazing about nita, she would never quit. >> after you prove yourself, which it face that obstacle as much anymore. i'd like to be a mentor to other women also. i have always wanted to do that. they may not want to go to school but there's other options. there's trades. i encourage women to apply for my company, i'd be willing to train and happy to do that. there's a shortage of other women painters. for any women who want to get into a trade or painting career, just start with an apprenticeship or if you want to do your own business, you have to get involved and find a mentor and surround yourself with other people that are going to encourage you to move forward and inspire you and support you and you can't give up. >> we've had a lot of history, nita and i. we've been friends and we have been enemies and we've had conflicts and we always gravitate towards each other with a sense of loyalty that maybe family would have. we just care about each other. >> many of the street corners in all the districts in san francisco, there will be a painting job i have complet

and one of the things amazing about nita, she would never quit. >> after you prove yourself, which in't face that obstacle as much anymore. i'd like to be a mentor to other women also. i have always wanted to do that. they may not want to go to school but there's other options. there's trades. i encourage women to apply for my company, i'd be willing to train and happy to do that. there's a shortage of other women painters. for any women who want to get into a trade or painting career, just start with an apprenticeship or if you want to do your own business, you have to get involved and find a mentor and surround yourself with other people that are going to encourage you to move forward and inspire you and support you and you can't give up. >> we've had a lot of history, nita and i. we've been friends and we have been enemies and we've had conflicts and we always gravitate towards each other with a sense of loyalty that maybe family would have. we just care about each other. >> many of the street corners in all the districts in san francisco, there will be a painting job i have compl

and one of the things amazing about nita, she would never quit. >> after you prove yourself, which idone, i don't face that obstacle as much anymore. i'd like to be a mentor to other women also. i have always wanted to do that. they may not want to go to school but there's other options. there's trades. i encourage women to apply for my company, i'd be willing to train and happy to do that. there's a shortage of other women painters. for any women who want to get into a trade or painting career, just start with an apprenticeship or if you want to do your own business, you have to get involved and find a mentor and surround yourself with other people that are going to encourage you to move forward and inspire you and support you and you can't give up. >> we've had a lot of history, nita and i. we've been friends and we have been enemies and we've had conflicts and we always gravitate towards each other with a sense of loyalty that maybe family would have. we just care about each other. >> many of the street corners in all the districts in san francisco, there will be a painting job i

all right, that need to abraham live the about nita, thank you. before i move on, let's just remind you as that, as you're watching these live pictures coming out of concept, which of course has been plunged into darkness. you're hearing this incessant background hum. no need to adjust your tv sets those of israel's fleet of surveillance threatens of a gauze, and that's actually increased over the last 24 hours so that your hearing isn't anything to do with your tv set and no need to adjust it. it just gets rid of surveillance trends, which operating over cost. now these right, the army has demolished the whole of a permanent how much lead in the upside west back obviously was giving uncomfortable. i'm a jonathan's wreckage right in jail. his own refugee camp took place around 2 am in the morning. these rays came in to the curb. they took over the perimeter about 200 soldiers by use. and then they brought in a bulldozer to boulders. this house, this house actually belongs a part of it. at least to a site to this with in the job as a refuge account

in the past 3 weeks, i've skipped the latest from nita abraham, who joins us from ramallah. hello then, nita, what so the rates were carried out or the nice and what impact have they had for palestinians have been killed as a result of different this really reads to many cities here in the occupied westbank, 3 of them in gene one of those who have been killed was found near the bushes after the medical teams have seen an injury, but they could not reach to him. so they have to wait for after these really forces withdrew from the area and then they found the body now in other it, and in other statements we've seen by the janine, but still the in the more and one of the desks as one armed man who is a member of the janine battalion, that is a part of a group of armed palestinian men will have been working together against is way the targets now in jeanine itself. these really for has a pull those, the street basically ro, winning all the infrastructure. include things damaging the water pipe that give supply to the people in did you need refugee can? but also this was the stre

and, and you have it, you have the nita of europe's still largest economy, the german town, sir. and europe's only nuclear power from stating that sold their t together after they have done so individually. they both announce that they will be speaking to us present to vitamin this evening on the phone. so that answers the question in this moment of crisis for the joint ally, israel to the us cools, when it cools europe this evening, it will be the french present. on the german sausage, sitting together in a hotel very near here in humbug, where they have a meetings with the joint cabinets of each support, almost their entire cabinets, a top individual tools and to improve relations and talk through future issues like artificial intelligence, but also social pcs and basically the bottom line is how to also project european leadership with so much responsibility tenzing on these 2 countries in making not just your work, but also making your move independent of all the world events just to cause through a statement from the child. so that might have gotten lost in translation, and

now the number of policy in prison is nita held by israel, has doubled in the past 2 weeks. and then i'm more than 10000 people being held. i understand. what do we know about the conditions that are facing? this is the situation that no one really knows what the conditions of those prisoners are. because since the beginning of the escalation, they've been rounding up more and more people in time, these would tell you they're worried because they're hearing about politicians calling for restricting with the respecting electricity barrels. so we've been hearing stories from prisoners were left prison. they were telling us that they could not sleep because they were hearing the sound of beating and the sound of pain and torture all the other palestinian prisoners. so as far as the palace, city and deals are concerned, they will tell you that they have no access to those prisoners. the lawyers, it's becoming almost impossible to see those prisoners and know where they are and what their conditions are. so there's a lot of times sitting here in the occupied westbank. now we know

as nita said, there is a lot of fear because in is around as intensified as crackdown. we're seeing more set to a more set of the attacks against palestinians in the occupied west back. how worrying is this for the palestinians in the occupied westberg? it's not just guys, as we see and not just the war against i'm off as these really say, but it seems like a war against palestinians. well, this is exactly. i mean, you just framed it the what's the media has been talking about, tomas, is there a war? and this is a shift from what, what is known as he used to be called the arab, he's really, or any move to further scene in. is there any word i know the word is talking about how mazda is, are you weren't. that's what i'm right. so of course is just, that's what brings us to the main issue, which is a conversation easily and has been called the nice thing of the, the, the model for this view. since 1948. since 1967, it has been, it has occupied certain lives including the susan, i'm on with mike and on another parts. so what we have seen since october, the 7 you said has b

you have to elect a new parliament unplugged to nita would have had the brought to swap a will not give a single round to keeps. who will that's how things are looking for now. but check back in later with any updates and have a great day. the same as possible and the more to understand.

as i'll speak to nita abraham, she joins us from ramallah and need a festival. what more could you tell us about all these latest raids? well we know that since last night we are talking about for palestinians will have been killed in different circumstances. first, one of them has been killed after as really subtler attacks and palestinian village called due to have put out here to need them a lot. the rest was killed in different raids, including ongoing grades that are still taking place as we speak now in different areas, including in newark, some stuff, few g camp near to cutting wood. we've been seeing armed men take up arms and slide . these really forces we usually wave the account. now in addition to that, we're talking about a different rate in another village in the occupies with bank that's aimed to demolish a palestinian home. this house belongs to a palestinian. that is will accuse us of committing an attack in july against it and as we get is really so. as a result, there was confrontations and a palestinian has been killed all in old. were talkin

it's amazing. nita, in order to become handed must be obeyed. so we need to know more about this for 30 years. they've studied the fundamental science before we have a limit of applications. so we would know what application there is. only this research goes forward and we know how electronic move. amazing was now how did the 3, when is a react? the announcement in his asthma's theory as, as the research itself, what was their reaction? i think all of them were taken by complete surprise. in fact that allow me, so she said that she couldn't believe it, it's accidents was since it's german national unity that he was supposed to have an open day where he was taking public into a tour into his lap. so he was going to play to a guy then one hour before he received the nobel prize announcement, he's like, should i like go the via the diet or like, what am i supposed to do? yeah, yeah. i know is also in the middle of elect. so she was like, i need to go back to my class like what, what am i supposed to do now? okay, so we've got 2 more science, the pr

question will go to news 18 india and the rush is take the my professor good evening said good evening, nita is from india. i need to look at in group in india. my question to you is that how do you see the in do you have to spend on your windows are loose and in the stand because inside so loosened, there was no contamination of categories. i think that the resolution was deeply flawed, and i was sorry to see that even many of our friends did not insist that there to be a full and powerful condemnation of the hard as it were committed. you're that our heart is that no civilized country, including your country and so many others, which all are watching the is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying that israel will not agree to assist for that. does a cool to surrender. to have massey said, this is a time for will it talk to of hospitals and most being combined pace of amass and said that his role is doing everything it can not to hit civilians. he said, he said that have masses preventing civilians from moving at gunpoint. let's go straight to an official, now has joined his life fr

the, the old progressive congress, nigerians, a ruling political policy, has criticized opposition. nita and 2023 presidential hopeful. i said to of a bucket over a media conference he held on thursday. now the event aimed to both the claims incumbent, president falsified educational records, accusations, but the for slightly administration says i live the press conference likes, purpose, and deliberate. nothing except the beautiful regurgitation of lies, mindless distortions and deliberate false thoughts on his infantile obsession with an academic record of bull estimate to president and commander in chief of the armed forces of the federal republic of nigeria. the media space in like area is a boss with conversations about president wallets and a boost academy rapids author remain up with me. some candidates in february's election, i'd say for approval for open fresh allegations of certificates for to investigate the chicago state university. earlier this week, released suitable records to a book us legal team, and the people's democratic party or size in irregularities with the presid

the celebration was attended by throats nita's diplomats and government officials to the ceremonies ended with thousands gathering round a bone fly. lopez, please the flames and smoke plans some of the best and for the christian mescal festival. coincides with the day that if you can, most of them celebrate more that i'll not be mocking the bus day of that process. mohammed local christians and muslims have a tradition of respecting each other's uninvolved stories. on the same day we discussed as co existence of the fundamental origins in the country with an orthodox animal. muslim cleric, the for love fixing the charges for the 2 parties. she doesn't tell us the even these days, but it doesn't entail the cost to get on it. that could be a good example of tolerance when it comes to living together as of these different villages, whatever we see, you see most and just living side by side. they have their own separate practices when it comes to playing, but in their social life. and that together, so having the tool really against literally just sort of this coming together is a really good

thanks very much, nita. well, i've got over the hospital massacre and garza triggered protest across the occupied westbank on wednesday with hundreds of palestinians rallying in the streets, child stuff, and reports from ramallah. the. we salute the from us brigade states on hundreds of people gathered in central remotely. one of the growing number approaches in towns and cities in the occupied westbank. israel's war on garza is unites and people across the palestinian territory in the shop were one people in the west bank and gaza. our blood is one. we're in small jails. we suffer from raids and settlers were locked in. we kept moving. settlers attack farmers and drop off trees. i feel let down by the air. people don't count on the western world because israel as their projects, not only the us project, it's a british french, german, european, and american project to protect their interest in the middle east. not just the way, not head to say gold is with garza with pot of gas or in the battle itself. they

you have to elect a new parliament unplugged to nita would have had the brought to swap a will not give a single round to keeps. who will that's how things are looking for now. but check back in later if any updates and have a great day the same as possible and the more to understand. ready western security and defense policy with rational co theories, concepts, east is now move into the re on all the irrational emotional is talk to is the a good russell, special military operation in ukraine. maybe the biggest military complex since the end of world war 2. globally, that conflict is referred to as a hybrid wall between russia and the west. the us european and natively, to say, russia's actions endanger the existence of the west and will order the which, unless you a little you and that, that single grain. it's that on this up with them actually for a different i see that or how long as i know and i solution is tanisha some say different, my teacher is keen for us on that back in 30, some of the email. do you spell that goes way in the portion of the sub gimme out of the floor base that

the celebration was attended by drops, nita's diplomats and government officials to the ceremonies ended with thousands gathering round a bone fly loopo sleeve. the flames and smoke blends of that's and for the christian mescal festival coincides with the day that if you can, most of them celebrate. wanted on not be mocking the bus day of that process. mohammed local christians and muslims have a tradition of respecting a child. this none of us reads on the same day we discussed as co existence of the fundamental religions in the country. with an orthodox on a muslim cleric, the fixing the charges for the 2 parties. she doesn't tell us the even these days, but it doesn't entail the cost to get on it. that could be a good example of tolerance when it comes to living together as of these different religions, whatever we see, you see most and just living side by side, they have that on separate practices when it comes to thing. but in the source our life and that together. so having the to really against a religious holidays coming together is a really good sign that.

now that includes trying out the craftsmanship skills, or even reading books written by chinese. nita as aging thing corresponded me kia on. she has her experience in that it is free time between 4. and so you can stop by here and pick yourself up some reading material in every language you can find. but only one topic seating, paying for governance of china, is this my flight time. and when your brain just needs arrest from all the forums and press conferences, you can come here and the most yourself. and it's not the chinese intangible coach will heritage all the work. now this is what block print thing that i'm going to have a triadic tree by the way, someone okay, so we're going to make a pond the on the high so there we go. my ponder, scroll to the schedule for the to day, for me is absolutely john packs aside from the big meetings between well leaders and that post cop press conferences, which many people we want to watch this forums for business people and entrepreneurs. and right now we have 3 forms taking place, consecutively, one on the green silk road, one on the digital ec

uh, very unusual nita, to cns right. target the occupied westbank. what more do we know about what happened and why spend the reaction some of those who are inside the janine refugee camp were telling us that they heard a loud explosion at 2 am. when and is really spiked or jet struck a mosque where to palestinians have been saying that are believe to be fighters, according to these way the army, they say that they have conducted the attacks before. and they would planning new ones. but according to palestinians, they are the fact that that has been an air strike used against palestinians without even on his way. the way without any is really soldiers to be seen is a dangerous escalation. it's reminds them of seen in the 2nd palestinians and to follow the when large is really a forces have invaded almost all cities, towns, villages here in the occupied west fang and killing palestinian. so the scene here is very reminding of that. but also that our peers, that's what's happening now in the besieged cause us to with the continued bombardment on palest

of the guys a border of time off by just broke through the fence on saturday and yvonne supreme . nita, how many denies involvement and how mazda is attacks against israel and expresses his support for thomas? the thank you very much for joining us. it's 9 g m t mid day in guys which has been under non stop bombardment by israel for a 4th day. palestinians woke up this morning to scenes of destruction. these are the life pictures of guys and not a sky over guy. so with dreams of smoke, again blowing there in the skies after 3 us reich's this tuesday morning on the palestinian territory. they are growing concerns about the humanitarian situation in the besieged territory. because israel has cut off supplies of food, water, fuel, and electricity, and imposed a total siege. more than 700 policy needs have been killed, including a 140 children. the destruction, as you can see on these latest pictures we are getting, is just unbelievable out of destruction. buildings level to the ground as spokesman for hamas as military wing earliest said that he will begin executing is really captive if i

what's the latest, nita? well the latest is that the number of those killed in the occupied last thing since october 7th has risen to 107 after we just got a confirmation from the janine governmental hospital that one person has been killed. device really forces fire after they read the, the areas near the, to the refugee, according to sources in the janine area. they say that thousands of is really military vehicles have rated janine and the main street that links between genie and city and the janine refugee cab. now people say that these wait a minute to the vehicle started damaging the infrastructure of the hey 1st street. this is one of the suites really very close to the refugee camp. usually when is really forces that was the 1st infrastructure, it's kinds of signals for a longer raid than usual. and indeed, we've been seeing these really forces, even before the current war at escalation, waived that a few jacob kind of targeting some of the armed men that have been committing attacks against is really

earlier today, i spoke to nita verbeek , who is the british verbeek, who is the british israeli womanfamous encounter of the woman ripping down the posters . woman ripping down the posters. she actually fled israel for britain just a few days ago, but now she's scared to show her jewish faith in public. here's a little snippet of our chat earlier. i was hanging up the flyers and after several different incidents , including different incidents, including ones which i didn't catch on camera , uh, three people i camera, uh, three people i didn't manage to catch all three of them in the video came and they started tearing down the leaflets. >> one of them came up to me. he stuck his middle finger up at me whilst shouting free palestine. um very aggressively. and then i saw somebody else, an onlooker, filming . so i quickly got my filming. so i quickly got my phone out and filmed the second half of the incident, which is what you can see in the in the video. so a man approached me and asked me what i was hanging up . he read the leaflet and he up. he read the leaflet and he started shouti

this is highly unusual, but now the low making so will be figuring out how to install an interim. nita waltz to all this is going on, was us government is in the middle of facing a looming government shutdown. it seems extraordinary that this policy wrangling is happening also is bigger. issue is happening as well. well a lot of it comes down to the fact that gates and other very conservative republicans thought that mccarthy was basically giving too much away to president biden, to congressional democrats, which is something they did not believe. and they believed that their agenda is very much at loggerheads with that of, of, of democrats, with, with the more liberal republicans, the few that still remain in the party, even the position of most mainstream conservative republicans. they did not believe that they were standing firmly enough on their priorities. and so they basically said something has to be done. we cannot continue down this road. one thing that we kept hearing that capes talked about during his 30 minutes of debate in the past on 90 minutes or so was the idea of that

the reason for gaining excess weight is trivial, and nita choi eats up stress.ticize its pickled cucumbers and korean snacks on all corners. yes , it still bothers me. if i hadn't worked in show business, i probably would have died right away. i’m at night... a plan, a plan, a plan, divine inspiration to develop my business, at this time an ordinary sausage or sausage came to hand, and i don’t notice the tran-tadan-tadan, the problem with excess weight can be solved in one fell swoop, stitched up stomach or pump out fat, but anita tsoi does not dare, even looking at her slimmer friend philip kirkorov. we don’t know how many more tears philip will shed after having such an operation. that's all. it’s so safe, that is, he’s complaining about something, i’m not hinting at anything, i’m just saying that the artists are great, they live for the stage, for the sake of their audience, what if, what if i feel the urge too, i’ll go and remove my ribs so that talya appeared, i’ll pump up my butt, the unit has a good ass, thank you, okay , let’s not embarrass me, anitetsa

it won't be enough center for their eligibility to southern lip and on your opinion. nita is all set to meet as a summit in canada, in spain as a vi jones offensive in the car by region migration. and the expansion will be high on the agenda on 1st day. so i go, takes a look and lots of stake to against the backdrop of the city fame for being one of the greatest centers of european is womach civilization. and for fostering a sense of coexistence between communities. european union lead has a meeting to discuss ongoing issues as well as leaders from the european political community. but they are already signs of strains of a differences of opinion the presidents of, as i've been gone. and i mean you have already cancelled plan talks since buck, who's takeover of the new toner car by region. european diplomats have hoped that they would be some movement on certain key issues. even fostering perhaps a broad up peace treaty, but that's now been postponed. there's also the issue of sweden's entry into nato. tacky and hungry have yet to rectify that treaty in that respect to parliament. an

hello then, nita, what spring the reaction al to ramallah, where you out to the events of the past 30 hours. let me show you the reaction that we've been seeing here in the streets of drama law. in addition to the general strike that we've within this all across the occupied, the west bank. we've been seeing some palestinians gather antique through the streets in support of the latest operation that has been basically initiated by how mosse against israel. also we've been hearing palestinians calling for national unity for policy. and factions to re, you know, it's an launch attacks against, as roy is wally targets here in the occupies westbank. i've been speaking to one of the people here. he's been telling me that's what this is really expect when it went above and beyond in its occupation when it's or read the elected, the most whites we can government when it was over confidence at 3 to the occupied west bank as its own. in addition to keeping people in the besieged garza through, in an open air prison, he was saying to me that if the cause of the problem is not resolved, this is

fabish .thank talking about there, nita fabish . for joining me. how are you ? joining me. how are you? >> i'm okay. okay it's can be. yeah >> okay. could you just talk me through what happened then? so these posters were put up and what did the posters show and then what went on after that ? then what went on after that? >> so essentially they were flyers which showed pictures of hostages which had been kidnapped by hamas , including kidnapped by hamas, including babies , boys as young as several babies, boys as young as several months old, and elderly people essentially innocent civilians. and what we did is basically follow an initiative which started in new york, which involves , um, basically hanging involves, um, basically hanging up these flyers around london 1 to 1 race awareness and increase international pressure to try and free these hostages and to gain international recognition of hamas as a terrorist organisation . and organisation. and >> yeah. and then and then talk with you talk me through what happened then. so, so

a huge amount of pressure is being applied from various different sides as a palestinian nita sitting in her mother at the moment. can you give me a sense of the relationship between the power steering and leadership in ramallah and thomas right now? i have no idea because i'm not in the office or leadership and i don't think that this official need not sure who has met yet. and i think people not the correct and the criticism of the policy number assorted you and uh, i think that published and then what sort of piece would change, of course, immediately, and go in the direction of you need to avoid palestinians including all the other student groups and fighting together, standing together on the to stop these must have guards against the police thing and people, if it has to do with the president, the missed that i'm best with not to meet with the president. fight in that. is that correct them? but it's not enough. we need more of them that we need have much stronger to stand with our people in gaza. we need so much stronger to spend the night or on this thing is now, so that we are

let's speak to nita e frame. who's in ramallah for us in the occupied westbank need a very unusual to see and as tried target bianca find westbank. what more do we know about this attack on this? the club house thing is there in the janine refugee camp, have been surprised by hearing loud noises, which seemed to confusion on social media groups and what type people trying to figure out what has happened. because usually what happens is that these really forces read that are few jacob and sometimes they confront with the armed groups within the camp. but this time there was no is really read and palestinians have been surprised to see a mosque being targeted. now these really forces say that they use a fights or just this is a way or thing that we is are seeing now in the occupied with bank. we've seen before. the use of thrones. we've seen before these really trying to target palestinians from the air, but this is, according to many post city is on the ground, a dangerous escalation because it could lead to more

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