but all over sometimes i do.y come up and grab young girls and they slice them up right in front of their parents. nobody who's allowed to do this, and nobody who's allowed this to happen to our country is fit to be the president of the united states. i mean that too. i mean it. [cheering and applause] anybody that stupid, have been saying this now for almost five years because we built hundreds of miles of border walls. we had the best record of the border of any president, of anybody at least in recorded history. come home and would get up. brandon jackson gets up. they all get up and they say there's never been a president like trump but tom holden said it today. he said in his lifetime we had the best border that we've ever had under trump and now we have the worst border that any country has ever had. but it's bad timing for common-law kamala. no bruno soares harris. your username harris? nobody knows who the hell i'm talking about when i say harris. it's true. you say harris, they don't know who i'm talking

, you— over and over and over again, you are— over and over and over again, you are going to generates. _ are, but at the end of the day, yes, donald trump has some fautt — yes, donald trump has some fautt here _ yes, donald trump has some fault here about the things that— fault here about the things that he _ fault here about the things that he says but the amount of vitriot — that he says but the amount of vitriol that comes from the left — vitriol that comes from the left against him really, really needs— left against him really, really needs to _ left against him really, really needs to be toned down otherwise this is going to keep happening. otherwise this is going to keep happening-— happening. julia, i'm going to brina ou happening. julia, i'm going to bring you in — happening. julia, i'm going to bring you in here _ happening. julia, i'm going to bring you in here because - happening. julia, i'm going to bring you in here because i. bring you in here because i think the point would also have to be made that the criticism of donald trump and people on the right, republicans as

the iof soldiers where there there is famous checkpoint over there in betil near givat asaf. givat asaf is a stolen palestinian land with with the settlement over there and settlers attacking palestinians in burqa village and betin village all the time from that from that point after that after that incident the uh "the iof closed all the roads going in and out of ramala over here and to the famous line which is the line 60 over here has been totally closed in front of palestinian palestinian cars and palestinian drivers, eyewitnesses from the from this from this street from where where it got closed says that the iof has taken the the car keys of the palestinians and..." stay on the street, we're going to go back to our top story for this saf iranian president, mass of pisishan uh is in iraq on his first foreign trip since taking off. in july spokesperson for the nasar coalition ahmad alwandi is joining us now from the iraqi capital baghdad mr alwandi uh thank you for joining us here on press tv give us your thoughts on the significance of this first foreign trip by the iran

may god protect the youth of the resistance and grant them victory over their'.urn to their homes victorious and proud. we telllah that we are his supporters, we want you to strike the mouths of the israel with iron fist, fear nothing and no one, we are with you until death, we sacrifice our souls, lives and children for you, just have honor and dignity, that is enough for us, we are with the resistance, we support all the heroes of the resistance, and we ask for the support of all lebanese compatriots, what emerges from this is that this war caused the people to gather around the axis of resistance, and we saw that the lebanese nation began to unite, reason at the level of national unity, there is only one group left in the country that was chosen by israel from the beginning, and this group was chosen by israel even before the 1980s and before the establishment of the resistance. the obvious reason for this is that all of its forces are trained in israel. they are dangerous enemies for us, an enemy. as for resistance, according to my personal perception. god wi

what went wrong, the party really is over for tupperware? party really is over for tu--erware?tely. very sad day for tupperware today. what essentially has gone wrong is that there is a failure to keep up with a changing way in which we buy products and consume things. they famously were used in parties with housewives and the world has changed since the 1950s and unfortunately they have not been able to embrace the digital nature of shopping across the world and in doing so their brand has lost relevance with consumers. it’s relevance with consumers. it's a far cry. _ relevance with consumers. it's a far cry. we — relevance with consumers. it's a far cry. we are _ relevance with consumers. it's a far cry, we are looking at some pictures of a tupperware party in the 60s and 70s, it had a revival in the pandemic and people with buying it because they were storing more at home, but that is over and i suppose the problem is cheaper copies from elsewhere.- copies from elsewhere. there are loads _ copies from elsewhere. there are loads of _ copies from elsewhere. there are loads of

his manners is over the top of the camera over top. my head is going to be eagle pass is very close, very easy to access in december 2023, a frame shift, a very interesting scene. it showed us for the patrol, a federal agency helping migrants, cross the border, the video here. so how the, what are the for the delay use? use the machinery. the certainly tractor rice, the bird boy, you're allowed to hundreds of maintenance to gross legal bus. now texas is trying to erect this to prevent people from crossing the federal government will say, oh, this is in the way of us doing. our job, texas will say was, is protecting our border. so this is a perfect description in a narrative that a frame was able to capture to show the clash between what the state is doing and what the federal government is doing. and that was on perfect display here that are frames able to capture. it's made the texas governor all the more determined not to remove the raise a wire, despite pressure from the federal government. donald trump has repeatedly lent him his o

washington, they have complete control over rfk junior, over tulsey gabboard, over donald trump, over camala harris, over the dnc, over the rnc, and given western europe is just uh, just a marionette. a part of a continent, they will do their bidding. um, i mean, what? we're down to tucker carlson really, and his ability to persuade the biden harris regime, or the, more importantly, the trump, uh, perhaps next presidency, no, israel have lot of power, uh, it's only waining power is to do with the words at the un security council coming from permanent members, russia and china, words so far. "it is though down to the naked bones of hard power, isn't it? do you agree that they have lost their soft power dominance? i mean, i lived in a time, in the early part of my work on palestine, i distinctly remember the up-hill battle it was to persuade people about the true nature of the zionist regime, even people in..." the labor movement, even people on the left of the labor movement, there was still this miasma, this idealized idea of the histadroot, the kibut sim and and the you know free lov

that is really strikes to killed over 64 civilians left over 104 wounded regime air strikes target in northern gaza the refugee camp in center gaza and hannus to the south gaza city was also bombed death hole now from us israely campaign of genocide since early october has risen to beyond 41,100 along with 95,00 palestinian injured mostly women and children. meanwile israel's announced the death of two more of its soldiers and the injury of seven more in a military helicopter crash in raffa and southern gaza. israel so far confirmed deaths of 700 of its troops since october 7th. and joining us uh earlier. with your update from the bessieg gaza strip was press tv corresponding moti abu mus in anosarati fiji camp particularly in the al jauni school which is located in the central area of anusarati fiji camp whereas at least 15 palestinian civilians mostly women and children have been killed as a result of the israeli it strikes that targeted that school which is still taken shilter by thousands of the palestinian. let me say that this is the third consecutive time for the israeli exhibi

we're going to do a um change over here. we do ask you to stay with us, it would not take more than uh a couple minutes uh ken stone from the executive committee member of the hamilton coalition to stop the war. do stay with us and also named is our correspondentuh from akbala, both of you we ask you to stay with us while we do the change over um and we will continue this conversation with uh both of you uh so do stay with us, we'll be right back. okay, devastating war. terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, والارض وكل شيء في يد الله سبحانه وتعالى ونحن بنعتبر انه عم نقوم بتكليفنا نحن عباده ونعبده نعبده في الصلاه ونعبده في الجهاد وعندما نطيعه ونعبده نكون جندا له وعندما نكون جندا له نصبح جزءا من جنوده في هذا الوجود وفي هذا الكون وما يعلم جنود ربك الا هو وما يعلم جنود ربك الا هو انتم تخوضون معركه خائبه فاشله لن تؤدي الى اي نتيجه القتل يزيدنا وعيا وعنادا واسرارا.

and over and over again. the new, for example, talked about the millions of migraines coming into this country. the millions of people being killed in ukraine, all uh, a figures which i, i would ride wrong. also when he talks about abortion, saying, the democrats have onto portion even in the 7 eighths. and then he also says, an abortion, even off the baby is born. but maybe jarrett, i fear, at least for his support of that doesn't really matter because the way he presents it's, it's a strong they don't really want to double check the facts. they want to see someone in the white house they believe who is able to end the war in ukraine to end the conflict and israel, the war, and garza and coming to harris again, wasn't really able to crack correction in that regard. yeah, it's interesting and it's interesting when you brought up a raleigh sizes because it was hard to believe that even after all these use was still talking about the size of donald trump's rallies. so let's talk, i guess, start from the beginni

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and over 104 others wounded. regime airstrikes targeted jabaliah in the north and al-nicera refugee camp in the center and the southern city of konjunes. gaza city was bombed as well. the death told from the us israeli genocidal war on gaza is nearing 41,100, more than 95,00 others have also been injured. the majority of those killed and injured are women and children. meanwhile israel announced the death of two more of its soldiers and the injury of seven more in a military helicopter. crash in raffa in the south of the strip. israel has so far confirmed the death of over 700 of its troopers since the regime launched the war on the besseage territory. to get an update on the situation there, we are joined by our correspondent muti abu masaba stationed in der albala, the central city uh in gaza. muti, tell us more. our correspondent and gaza. can you give us an update please? well, that seems that we have some technical difficulties there. moving on the israeli regime has killed five more palestinians in his pre-

no slowing as you get over toward novato. but just watch for those crews, folks still building up over toward merritt island. here's the bigger issue. 242 started early with slowing and remains there as you're heading south on. 242 connecting highway four and 680. you can take the corner instead of cutting the corner. that may be just about the same amount of time and save you from brake taps. no problems for walnut creek heading down 680 and through san ramon out of contra costa county. another way we're looking at toward walnut creek, a smooth drive. all these routes, including krueger pass and yvr ignacio valley road back to you. thank you very much, mike. 602 right now, later today, the 17 year old suspect in the shooting of the 49ers first-round draft pick, ricky pearsall will appear in court. he's being charged as a juvenile, at least for now. today in the bay's kris sanchez joins us live from levi's stadium, where the team is reacting to the shooting. and i want to say, as well, his resilience. yes, absolutely. and tha

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we're going to cross over today. talking. to press of correspondent moti abu mus, good to see you, please fill us in on the latest, yes, in fact the israeli incubation forces are still committing more massacres against the palestinian people in all areas ofip, let me begin with the list with the latest apponic massacer that was committed against the space palestinian people in the win part of khan city when the israeli fighter jits attacked. tent uh taken shilt by the displaced palestinians in almawasi area killing at least six palestinian civilians, mostly women and children, it is a continuation of the systematic israel strikes and attacks targeting the space palestinians in all areas of car including those areas that were designated for multiple times by the israel incubation forces or safe zones and areas now they are still under the heavy and the constant israeli air strikes and attacks meanwhile the eastern b of khan city witnessed more the strikes carried out by the israeli fighter jits over the past couple of

and over the coming months. and over this period.— over the coming months. and over this period. wants permission _ over this period. ukraine wants permission to _ over this period. ukraine wants permission to use _ over this period. ukraine wants permission to use long-range l permission to use long—range missiles against targets in russia. are you going to let them do that?— russia. are you going to let them do that? we're here to listen, them do that? we're here to listen. to — them do that? we're here to listen, to understand - them do that? we're here to listen, to understand the - them do that? we're here to i listen, to understand the plan, to understand the strategy and understand the needs across a whole range of fronts. yes, of course equipment, but of course energy that been support that is needed on the humanitarian front and how we continue to mobilise a new quip might have. —— energy that has been sabotaged. we are listening carefully and having discussions on a range of issues, including the military equipment that ukraine needs to win. ., equipment that ukraine ne

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and over again. the fact is, crime is at its lowest level that it has been in 10 years. my budget is $200 million higher than his budget when he served as temporary mayor. i have provided the police officers with the support and the 21st century technology that they need to do their jobs. which is why crime is down in the first ple. and the police officers association endorsed me only.>> thank you. ahsha safai, you have said you want to increase police patrols . san francisco is facing a budget shortfall of up to $1 billion ongoing in years ahead. where is the money for that? what would you cut? would you trade-off, save responding to 911 calls, which is what these officers are doing now? do you know what bothers me the most listening to the mayor? to consistently tell people crime is down is gas lighting. go tell that to the small businesses in my district. for the last three weeks they have literally been broken into almost every night from between 1:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. tell that to the worker, h

deliveries over the past 10 months. here, not far from israel's embassy, the outrage is palpable. jordanians are demanding an end to us complicity in israel's genocide against palestinians, calling for immediate hole to american military support that's fueling the bloodshed in gaza. press tv, amman. tehran has some of the uk sharge the affairs condemn london over recent sanctions against the islamic republic of iran, in a statement the iranian foreign ministry said move runs contrary to the new uk government's claim of willingness to interact and cooperate with tehron. steven called on the zionist regime larger source of insecurity in the region which is supported politically and militarily by some who claim to support stability in west asia. ministry said west support for the genocide of palestinians in gaza and efforts to prevent accountability for the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu formed the basis of instability and insecurity in the region. the reaction comes a day after britain imposed sanctions against

daily deliveries over the past 10 months. here, not far from israel's embassy, the outrage is palpable. jordanians are demanding an end to us complicity in israel's genocide against palestinians, calling for immediate hold to american military support that's fueling the bloodshed in ghazza. press tv, amman. that's it for your latest here on press tv. everyone, thanks for tuning in. goodbye for now. "the rivers of mesopotamia are going through their most critical times, with the deaths of the tigris and the euphretes, what will the future hold for the people of iraq and syria? will the aras river..." end up the way the tigres and the euphretes did, the future for millions of people is tied to the freedom of captive called water. نزل لي استاند هذا بسرعه. for decades, women in the united states have been fighting in upill battle against gender inequality, and yet they have a long way to go. the culture of violence against women is still reflected in domestic violence and sexual harassment. every 9 seconds, one woman is battered

i mean, how does any of the rabbit in over in florida. gov. it a gun, a rigs last name's escaped me air intake. some of these folks that have been on the streets or in their airports and flying them to places like martha's vineyard at palm springs, gets quite a different reaction there. but the reality is there is no easy answer. and even if we were to start massive deportation, there's no federal budget or agency what the handle that you're going to use a cruise ship, how are you going to massively to port people the airlines are going to start giving us planes. so if nothing else going back to the last 2 pieces of major immigration legislation united states in 1982 in the 1986 emigration acts, which came under president ronald reagan and then how speaker, tip o'neill, we have put a pause temporarily. pause immigration, set numbers in place for each country for illegal immigration. it's made secure, pre operate, which it can. the real brand is the problem. and texas, it's about a 1000 miles over 3000 mile borders, most of it through private l

you must have done pat a few voice overs over the years. >> i have, yes, my dulcet tones have been on . so what's she doing? >> she's going to be this week the voice of facebook's chat bot . the voice of facebook's chat bot. now i have to say, i had to look up what a chat bot was to actually get the full details, because whenever i'm online, i kind of just do it, you know, with with typing. but apparently these voices can speak to you. there are voices out there that already speak to you on instagram and whatsapp as well for some reason, but apparently they're now having superstars voices to do it. so, you know, like with your satnav , instead like with your satnav, instead of just the regular voice, you can suddenly have alan partridge doing it or something . so it's doing it or something. so it's going to be dame judi dench and some other people like john cena , some other people like john cena, the ex—wrestler. oh yeah. so they've got a gig where they're going to say various things, and then when you ask the chat bot something, it will reply to you, but it will be dame judi dench r

that surge not quite yet over. here, projected at a just over 11 feet that's predicted friday at 12 a.m. so right about now, for a spot like cedar key that will enter into the lower tide cycles, not going to do much in terms of completely eradicating the storm surge, but it's not going to make it any worse. this gasoline pulls farther towards the north, so it looks like it is now category two. so rapid weakening, as i said. but hurricane warnings still extend well into georgia, a spot like macon, tifton, georgia, under hurricane warnings at this point in time. tropical storm warnings, though, extend into an area like south carolina and portions of far eastern alabama as well. we've had mass evacuations in certain areas as well. we have had our live reporters out and they have really brought us into the heart of helene. in addition to the flooding concerns, we've also had quite a few tornado warnings that have come out of helene. i believe two deaths could have been associated with a tornado damage, or at least from

you start multiplying that over and over and for seniors, it is worse, think about pressure on budgeting from food, household goodes, fact they can't buy a new car, the fact all energy bill at the end of the month is up. people are having a difficult time. this is first time in america we have trillion dollars of credit card debt across the country. they are not buying fancy stuff, they are buying food. seniors are saying i can't continue to do this. if you listen to the biden, harris and slotkin agenda, it is more of the same, more ev mandates, big government, more spending, raising energy prices. seniors say wait a minute, i'm a veteran and i have law enforcement background, we have an illegal immigrant crime problem. we have drug cartels in southeast michigan in way we never have before. that is weight democrats are having hard time getting over. >> todd: we'll be watching the race, it could come down to michigan and your race could be in the middle of it. thank you for your time this morning. carley and i were excited with this next story. "the view" is back with their new season

we've seen a steady, over the course of ii steady, over the course of 11 months or so, exchange of fire, but everything changed just over a week ago when it pagers and then walkie—talkies held by members of hezbollah exploded here in beirut and around lebanon. and we have seen a real israeli object. let's go to the un in new york. sir keir starmer is speaking now. let's see what he says.— see what he says. other than helinu see what he says. other than helping those _ see what he says. other than helping those in _ see what he says. other than helping those in need. - see what he says. other than helping those in need. the i see what he says. other than l helping those in need. the un and the icrc have both lost staff this month in gaza, lebanon and donetsk. more than 208 workers have been killed so far this year. including british citizens. —— more than 200 aid workers. this should eliminate the work of this council. because we have heard again today just council. because we have heard again todayjust how dire the situation has become, the security council must deliver its responsibili

over two dozen have been killed since wednesday. we're welcome to our studios in the capital tehran, this is press tv news, thanks for joining us. this was relentless air and artillery strikes continue to pound gaza 11 months into the regime's genocide. killing more women and children. the regime's latest strike hit a residential building northwest of gaza city, killing at least two people and injuring several others. to the north of the strip, an israeli attack targeted group of palestinians in bet lah, leaving at least six people dead and several injured. israely warplanes also targeted areas in the southern cities of hununis and raffa, killing nearly a half dozen palestinians. an unknown number of civilians were killed in the regime's artillery strikes across gaza. israel's attacks killed at least 47. palestinians and injured 94 others within 24 hours. the israel aggression, which began last october, has claimed the lives of more than 40,700 palestinians injuring over 94 thousand others so far. the palestin resistanced hamas says

this process evolves over time. there is nothing that suggests that we are in a rush to get this done. that is a baseline projection. we know that the actual things we do depend on the way the economy evolves. we can go quicker or slower. that is what we are contemplating. i would point you to that as just an assessment of what the committee is thinking today. the individual members today. assuming that their particular forecasts are realized. >> the projections show that fed officials expect the rate to still be above by the end of next year. do you see rates as restrictive for that entire time? does that threaten the weakening of the job market? or does it suggest people see the short run neutral as a little higher. chair powell: the way i would characterize it is every single person on the committee would say there is a wide range. there are approaches to what the neutral rate may be in time. that leaves us in a place where we expect to continue to remove restriction. and look at the way the economy reacts to tha

the israeli genocide has killed more than 40,900 and injuring over 94 thousand so far. raking news ac there are concerns how there has been the death of now three israelis. this happened in a shooting operation that occurred in the karama crossing that's located between the west bank and and jordan, so three israel have been killed in this shooting operation. to the northen b of anosaratu fuji camp, the isr incubation forces continue to target these areas with more artillery shiling uh and on the other hand accuvation forces on the ground continue to detonate and blow up more residential buildings and palestinian houses in the northern b of anosarati fuji camp in a way uh that that is meant to expand the buff the buffa zone the israel incubation forces are walking on uh on the ground and when it comes to the northern part of gas as you have just that the israelion forces carried out multip strikes against the northern part of particularly jab when the israeli fighter jits attacked and destroyed a residential building there killing at least five palestinian uh civilians

over £200,000 a week. a bit sensitive, a bit scared of paying those kind of sums. so it is rare to get a player for that kind of money these days. and i think that clubs just weren't willing to pull the trigger. and i think that maybe if he does well in turkey, he can attract those moves that he wants, but maybe also napoli needs to drop the price tag, and maybe he needs to drop his wage demands as well to get that big move that he really covets. next to the paralympics, where 63 gold medals will be on offer on day seven of the games. day six saw more success for china in the pool as they stay top of the medal table and there was another gold for great britain. faye rogers finished just ahead of her team—mate callie—anne warrington in the final of the women's s10100m butterfly. the pair were the fastest qualifiers for the final. rogers�* gold medal is paralympicgb's 30th of the games. and on the track, britain's sammy kinghorns won another silver, this time in the women's1,500m t54. kinghorn followed up se

those over 50. it's almost 3,000 people.nd jobcentres. it appears to be working — the retailer is growing and opening new stores, a rare achievement. we have a very flexible approach to different types of shifts. i've had colleagues chat to me in stores or in here and they'll go, "i'm retiring." i'll go, "we really don't want you to retire. "have you considered staying on in a seasonal contract so that, you know, you canjust come in for less weeks of the year but it still keeps you connected?" there are 11.1 million economically active over—50s in the uk economy — that's either in a job or actively looking for. that's up 320,000 in the last five years since before the pandemic. but there's ia.8 million economically enactive workers over 50 and that's up a million in the last five years. getting some of those back to work would be a big boost to the uk economy. with so many workers cut, many have challenges getting back in. we often talk about this cohort of people as being the sandwich generation, so often they will be prima

these traumatic memories tend to replay themselves over and over in these soldiers minds. as with levi derby, the image of the young afghan girl and the landmine was something he told his mother that he re-experienced a daily basis. the constant stress of being in a war zone creates illness. these people witness things that disrupt their sense of inner security, what is right and wrong, creating tremendous inner conflict. in the military there is the military story and that is the story that you are allowed to tell to yourself, to your friends, to your family and uh to your fellow you know people in the infantry or wherever else, there is this is what happened, this is what it says on the piece of paper, and that's the way it is, and uh, it's it's it's tough to to live that reality out in a lot of different ways. i had ideas about what, what ptsd was probably going to be like for me uh, but what it came down to was actually very inocuous event, they were attacking us or we were trying to help people and bad things happen, but they were in the context of a greater logic. th

we he say and why does he have so little sway over him?— little sway over him?e have to wait and see _ little sway over him? we have to wait and see what - little sway over him? we have to wait and see what he - little sway over him? we have to wait and see what he will . to wait and see what he will say, but he's had conversations with prime minister netanyahu before and here we are today. i think are today in the war, especially after the assassination of hassan nasrallah, that was not shared beforehand with united states, really does make the biden administration and it's very intensive diplomatic efforts over the last 11 plus months, has completely irrelevant. ——as. i think i mr netanyahu understand this well. he is a shrewd politician, understands the us foreign policy establishment and the us domestic political scene very well and his goal is to make sure he survives politically and the longer these wars last, the longer he will stay in office and let's also be very honest about the achievements from israel's perspective that have been achieved.. theyjust

i victory plan for whoever takes over the oval office?- over the oval office?r the oval office? i don't think there is a way to - over the oval office? i don't| think there is a way to future proof the relations between the us and ukraine. that is why it is so critical for president zelensky to also meet with former president trump. he is meeting with candidate and vice president kamala harris. what he can do and what he is asking president biden to do is to move forward in support of ukraine, precisely when it comes, specifically when it comes, specifically when it comes to extending the range of weapons and there will also be a request to buttress their security guarantees from the united states to ukraine. so a piece can be reached with russia, but from a just position, from a position of strength. now the next president of the united states can turn it all around. that is why i don't think that what president zelensky can get in this trip is a resolution of this... ., this... you will need -- he will need _ this... you will need -- he will need to _ this...

they are taking over our country.rris' border invasion is also crushing the jobs and wages of african-american workers and hispanic workers and also union members. unions are next. you watch. they are hurting what is going on with african-american workers and hispanic -- in particular, they are taking your jobs. they are taking your jobs. every job produced in this country over the last two years has gone to illegal aliens. every job. think of it. what we are doing to this country is so sad -- i stand up here -- thank you. we will save you. we are going to save you. we are going to save you. [cheers] pres. trump: but it is sad, a young guy, i don't know where the hell he is but he screams -- you have to save us, president trump! but to think this country needs that is very sad. we did it once, we will do it again at an even higher level. that is one of the big reasons why i just won the overwhelming endorsement of the rank and file membership of the teamsters. they voted for trump, they voted for trump. last month ame

when i went over pull, it's all incoming. that idea of forces have conducted a series of overnight raids on settlements in the west bank. a video has a motion of troops and on the vehicle was on the streets as gunfire rings on the operation near the refugee camp of columbia. while that spring caught on camera media reports the 10 locals have been arrested by the idea. i know comments right now from israel on these latest develop. little this comes off to the idea of on thursday, killed 7 and wounded 11 palestinians during a 10 hour offensive operation. the city of cup of tea uh drones. drones supposedly had crowded parts of the settlement and some of the is rarely atrocities have been caught on camera. do you want to see them on the list bureau chief us this report? 3 idea of soldiers on the rooftop pushing and lifeless body toward the edge. i'm going to get stuck hanging upside down in a twisted position until one of the troops makes an adjustment. and the body drops with a brutal thought. i'm not sure about the soldiers chi

you know, a couple of months ago the similar to use the loss of control over the over the. busy the government drawer in the states and institutions customized the tractor, the center back got settled for back in 2011 and was currently under control of the government. and the, even when the time i chose to flee in the country or new york actually in preparatory, when trump is taught, and then your placement was me that you wanted, then the everything. but just mostly i've told them to do more. and i've told her one of course not to smoke me, but uh, whatever happened, doctor deck, i mean, after march 2011, it was due to the war itself has nothing to do with the bottle. she's the govern. look, i mean, to accept what the situation got to have to do with the demonstrations of the nature and progression of course, which destroyed much of the country. yeah. uh, do you know, how do you feel like you, most of the governments, the, the state is that you choose getting them to the point where play off today? yeah, well that's, let's look at where we are today. so let's back up a lit

and over and over. "no person can handle that, you see things in war that you can't unlive it, you can't unremeember it, it's there with you forever, and then to make them go back multiple times is way too much, no human can handle that. i think that's that assessment before and after deployment is key, and i think they do that. now the question is: what happened with with a soldier that is you know coming back home and the need for for treatent is not only in the immediate you know point after redeployment, it's really when those people are spending time at home coming to terms with what happened to them. the only way to to really minimize ptsd amongst military veterans is to... is to not go to war, and war is a trauma factory, so if it's worth it to us to go to war um, then we know that part of that calculus, part of that cost, that human cost is going to be the suffering of the soldiers that go to war, and um, i don't know, i don't know, i don't know if it was if it if if the most recent wars were pr

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the israel army is confirmed that three captives found dead in gaza over nine months ago were killed as a result of one of its own strikes. the iof says that three were killed as a result of bi product of an israelity air rate. the iof did not specify what the buy product referred to, but family members believed the three captives likely suffocated from smoke inhalation in a tunnel following the strike. the bodies of the captives were discovered by regime forces in a gibali a tunnel last december, ongoing bombing campaign in gaza has resulted in the deaths of several captives triggering widespread anger and protest from the victim's families. now moving on the stepping attack in the occupied east all goods has left one is really injured, let's not cross over to nakamed, our correspondent in the akbar ramalah for more details. yes, well the situation in the in occupieds have escalated this night as the iof has announced that there has been an stapping operation in inside jerusalem, especially in the area of which is which is area that leads to al aqsa most between the damascus gate an

yemanny armed forces announced the downing of another us drone over their country's airspace. this is the third american drone to be intercepted in yemen and just a week. and also, in our headlines, us universities step up their crackdown on..." for palestine activism introducing draconian laws that effectively end any form of organized protest. hello and welcome everybody, it's half past noon here in the iranian capital tehran, you're watching press tv's world news. more palestinians are killed as the us-israeli genocide against the besieged gaza strip continues unabated. in latest attack, at least six people, including children were killed in israeli bombing of a palestinian home in the alzatu neighborhood. southeast of gaza city, israeli war planes also struck a home in the sheikh radwan area north of gaza city, killing at least four people and injuring dozen others. several other people were killed in series of israeli. strikes targeting public places, including a school, housing displaced palestinians, the regime's air strikes also targeted refugee camps including nosiira

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the iof soldiers where there there is famous checkpoint over there in betil near givat asaf. givat asaf is a stolen palestinian land with with the settlement over there and settlers attacking palestinians in burqa village and between village all the time from that from that point after that after that incident the... "the iof closed all the roads going in and out of ramala over here and to the famous line which is the line 60 over here has been totally closed in front of palestinian palestinian cars and palestinian drivers, eye witnesses from the from this from this street from where where where it got closed uh said that the iof has taken the the car keys of the palestinians and..." make him stay on the street. more than 11 months into the israeli genocide in gaza, the regime keeps pounding the besieg territory, indiscriminately killing more of palestinians. in the latest israeli strikes have killed over 30 civilians regimes air strikes targeted jabali in the north on the sidart refugee camp in the center and uh the southern city of honines gaza city was targeted bombed as w

here in over here in... "the settler's attacks are continuing for the fourth day in a row in to umsafa village trying to see is more than 500 dunoms of a land to expand the settlement that is nearby the safa village but the palestinian the civilians actually the palestinians over here are trying to to defend their land against this vicious attack by by settlers also in" in in bethlehem, in al khalil, in salfit, nableles, these these spots in the west bank today have witnessed iof raids and throwing sound bombs and poisonous tear gas, causing clashes between the iof and the palestinian youth inside in these areas. yemen has released footage of his air defenses should... down an american mq9 reaper drone. the incident took place over yemen's southwestern damar province. yemen says the drone was carrying out hostile actions when it was targeted. this is the 10th us mq9 drone shot down by yemen since early october when israel began its genocidal war in gaza. the advanced us drones cost more than $30 million doll

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