palestine. palestine was 93% arab then, but is how colonialism works. and they succeeded the they got the they got their jewish state in 19 and 48 but 1917 was the. basis of the basis of that process of humiliation which the palestinians and, all arabs still feel today. right. last point here. and 1953. last point, 1953, as the iranian revolution did not revolution, the iranian overthrow of the elected government by, the u.s. and the uk. it's no surprise the u.s. and the uk did this. two humiliating feats in history and led to resistance by the people and the u.s. and the uk too today are the most enthusiast supporters of the of israeli plausible genocide and the circle has to be broken. and one way to break it is to read about the actors and understand it better. we can all play our role. thank you and i'm sorry to go on that, sir. thank you, rami. let me just say i am with the violence of the timekeeper. so we're we'll try to get but. but thank you. i think you know what, rami when you said resistance and humiliation, it does seem to me the other side

state of palestine has government, palestine has a government, thatis palestine has a government, thatluding in jerusalem ; and our everywhere including injerusalemfand our everywhere the people everywhere in the refugee camps. we have one and one 7-1 7 and one fla- and 7 7 and one flag and that address and one flag and that will provide for our the mayor of philadelphia has confirmed that all six people night were killed. paramedic, pilot and co—pilot, all from mexico. in washington dc. graham satchell has the latest. in the centre of philadelphia. built—up area of the city. emergency services desperately trying to put out fires then a huge explosion. the plane, a learjet, had just taken off and was airborne for a matter of minutes when it got into trouble. it had six people on board, believed to be a young mexican girl who had been receiving life—saving treatment, and two aircrew. wreckage of the plane is littered across the streets. it is not clear at this stage how many people to offer our thoughts and our serious prayers for those who are grieving at this moment. but you can see b

i'm heading back to israel and palestine. it's not really clear if i'm going to get in, i haven't been there for a fees. i wish me luck. although i'm jewish, i'm not a citizen of israel and immigration rules say they can refuse into the critics of the country. for those who have called the boycotts, so they have multiple reasons for turning me away. my arrival was surprisingly smooth. so i'm heading straight to east jerusalem. israel has been occupying the westbank since 1967, and this develops a unique system of controlling the palestinian population from check point. and the separation will so increasingly innovative methods of surveillance these rules and not just rules that can listen. and they are listening to probably us right now. i suspect it's in these population management technologies that these role is a global leader. so i want to see how they 1st use that to control palestinians before being sold around the world. i'm on my way to me to some uh, a businessman in east jerusalem to find out how old this impacts go

turkish foreign minister of the system and as the developments and the recent developments in occupied palestine in syria, but those discussions come within the framework of the ongoing coordination between the 2 countries regarding the situation in syria, of course, we welcome the steps that are aiming at restructuring. it's all that may cognizance in syria and also reinforce the unity between all the different factions in syria and also to need the ground for stability and security and also of the country of a lot where law and strong institutions it's can rise. we have also insisted on the importance of lifting all the sections given its got negative impact and the impact it has on escalating the humanitarian situation. as a henders of the arrival of humanitarian aid, we have also spoke and highlighted all the efforts of culture when it comes to the technical support for the operations in the airport of syria, as well as for the electricity and the air bridge for humanitarian agent. here also, we applaud stress our position, i understand so with the turkish people and also our work for the sy

i've been looking at how israel's army and takes it to benefit from conflict in palestine. could it also be true of other countries in multi nationals to find out more met? we've pulled the, the founder of a $1000000000.00 tech company. google's mostly used to be done, be able, and that seems like a low, they'll be tech companies, amazon, google, and others have no issue with working with these are all in fact they're often expanding their contracts. do they not care about the reputation of damage? you kind of mentally, they're about making money getting that fired revenue. and you may have started as a $600000000.00 contract. what is expanding massively over the years? so we are talking uh at the stage where, uh, where they may be getting billions and possibly tons of billions of dollars from israel do your project numbers. they're also setting themselves up as the defacto people to talk to when your government needs to needs to scale. and so there's a lot more governments that are a lot larger then, then israel and the google wants to be 1st in line for those contracts. a

give us an update what's happening in east palestine. >> well, the people of east palestine are resilient fully get accomplished, but they're trying to rebuild and restart their community helpfully better than it was before. that that's their aspiration. and on monday, j.d. vance and i and senator moreno p governor dewine and new epa director lee zeldin will be there to talk about our commitment to to make sure that people know that the east palestines of the world -- not just east palestine, but any community in need -- is going to be supported by this administration. joey: what is the state of the town, the village two years later in i know that the original controversy wasn't just that it derailed, but there was a decision to release a bunch of dechemicals for safety reasons, and the railroad company, they pushed that. they pushed that decision. finish now the ntsb says that might not have been necessary. so that's the real rub there, is the release of the chemicals after the derailment. what is the state of the town in do do they have water? are people who had houses there, are they a

but we know that a 146, you hadn't been the countries recognize palestine as an independent state. are you disappointed that there are no more the knowing countries of joining this action so full? oh yes it's uh, i think actually this is why the, the default is just coordination. so this won't because the, the email tool to ensure that the other country will follow the message. i think it will be sent to the for statement by the schools. i can, 6 was talking about was a go, they are really clear about that. there's a 1st one and do one. the other country. the other company does support from the state of a solo to join them after these. because i think they already put that in, we'll just go from the system, the able's, the violation of international law, and want to violate this a to be a comfortable. so i think it's very clear, of course we have to fit in to accomplish the country. they're not so sure because of the economy issues as we know that w y map and all that is done is read by us and, and we know that under trump, you love to use the economy as a, as a with things and als

in waste palestine, we're talking about con tampa nation of land, soil and air -- contamination. of our vice president proving he has the leadership ability and talent because he went straight there on the ground. as soon as disaster struck, he was the first one in a very high profile manner. and then we saw president trump 19 days after the derailment, unlike president biden who took a whole year to get to east palestine, ohio. so being president present -- present if on the ground is an important leadership trait, and i want to make sure that i as epa administrator, that i'm doing my party part. the american people can be proud of the epa. i'm excited about it and motivated to tackle. maria: lee, we are excited to follow your work. we appreciate your time this morning. thank you for your leadership on energy in particular. epa administrator lee zeldin, we'll be watching. thank you, sir. if. >> thanks, maria. maria: meanwhile, president trump says venezuela has agreed to take back tens of thousands of venezuelans who have committed crimes and are living in america illegally incl

sarah wilkinson, a palestine solidarity activist rated at home, had her home turned upside down by british counter terror cops and new laws coming in to suppress speech critical a visual. this is a trend across the west, and it's being, it's, it's what we're witnessing. especially in the so called garden of europe, is liberal democratic values being cast to the wayside. and systematically urinated upon by the european leadership across the spectrum in order to protect a psychotic little apartheid state called israel to mexico and tell how stop you there more from the founder and editor in chief of the grace. and after this break, the during the 2nd will pull underground power, military organizations and potent occupied by german troops, as well as in the bordering regions of bella. lewis were united into the so called home on a 50. but after that, since you got the put it as a center or would the organ, let me do the plus, let's just say it's because i use of the time list. uh, if i put in the front of it is i think it's within the shit through an employer through the sexual shy stick of t

it's the sold on palestine, killing at least 5 people across the west bank. and in the week of the before taxes in the d. o. c, capital, the embassies over wanda, and several western new countries. up to the end for the pre military crew cab, cuz the keys, the team go getting at least 770 people. the welcome to the repair notes, the international, your room, the book, some of the biggest stories from the past 7 days, as well as keeping you up to date. what's happening right now, and that's exactly what we're going to stop because key of has intentionally boomed a civilian building in russia's coast region that's being partially occupied by ukraine since invasion in august. that is, according to the defense ministry in moscow. the crania non forces committed another walk fine by long seeing a targeted missile strike on the boarding school in the city of sewage. the loans you'll find them in miss solves from this and we reach in both the re quoted by boston, that defense systems. this publication is aimed at distracting the world public from the atrocities. so

sarah wilkinson, a palestine solidarity activist rated at home, had her home turned upside down by british counter terror cops and new laws coming in to suppress speech critical of israel. this is a trend across the west and it's being, it's, it's what we're witnessing, as especially in the so called garden of europe is liberal democratic values being cast to the wayside. and systematically urinated upon by the european leadership across the spectrum in order to protect a psychotic little apartheid state called israel, mexico. until i'll stop you. the more from the founder and editor in chief of the grades. and after this break the, the, the, the welcome back to going under granite still here with the founder and editor in chief of the grades on the next move into a max. we were talking about the catastrophic tyler terry and press system in, in your if i should just say that the ca was a blur as of right mind. who also like jeremy la freight who upgrades own was revealing, is really plans to attack it around and is being prosecuted right now. um, you know, uh this new trump, a parent opene

so the united states, which has not been particularly balanced on israel palestine is now in a position of freezing a, to gaza and all the fruit, a nation manager and assistant spite waivers and increasing or allowing the assistance is relative to go forward. and so you know that that's a stretch legitimately legitimacy. issue that i think doesn't serve us well. why the way i just started the job and ministration is considering on uh, on holding or releasing 24000 assault rifles to israel for use in west back. regardless, mainly for the sellers, okay? this is in the context of the trees globally and, and then the robot, right? is always money for guns when it comes to, to uh, to policies. it seems so like, is the ultimate outcome perhaps of this a growing black hole of even knowledge, jordan formation of what the situation is, a vicious circle where organizations which track can document crises have to stop that work. there's certainly a big risk to that. and uh, document documentation and recording of crimes are, are extremely important in, in, uh, holding perpetrators to account. and

fine ukrainian forces defiantly the spot in gauze that is well step southwards is sold on palestine getting at least 5 people across to west find. and in the weeks, hope stories, the 1st 10 to the c capital to me, the embassy 0 for one. the on several western countries off to the m 23 militant groups captures the keys, 50 of government getting at least 770 people. that the very good loading for me was henry must go where it's just going to 8 am in the morning. this is the weekly on archie international. but we're going to start now with the fact that t f has intentionally bone, the civilian building in russia's coast region, but spain partially occupied buying ukraine since its invasion back in august. that's according to the ministry of defense in moscow. of the cranial non forces committed another walk fine by long seeing a targeted missile strike on the boarding school in the city of sewage up the lawn . so find them in miss solves from this and leave each in both the re quoted by boston, that defense systems, this for all occasionally st. distracting the world public from the atrocities

the lights of the currency supply agreements, target compass and i will just kind of and this palestine as well as will, has devastated goals as health system with repeated and deliberate attacks targeting hospitable stuff and patients. most facilities have been damaged beyond use and the need for medical evacuation is greater than of more than one 111000 palestinians ended across garza and 12500 of them need to travel for urgent treatment. at least 25000 children have been wounded. some with reversible conditions will in 12000 cancer patients are facing the risk of death because of acute shows tis of supplies. and at least 1000000 children require immediate mental health and psychological support. to talk to a home is that goes to is the director general of hospitals in the golf and strip. he's back to us from hon. eunice about the urgent need for medical evacuations, especially for the kinds of patients. the situation is, is very difficult to the patients and the ends of people who we have more than 100 thousands of injured patients during the war and the most of that in the middle of

apparently massacred by ukrainian troops despite the seas far in gaza. israel steps up its assault on palestine, kelly, at least 5 people across the west bank. and in the weeks of the top stories, the protesters in the d. r. c. capital storm, the embassies of rwanda and several western countries. after the m 23 militant group captures the key city of go my killing at least 770 people the from our headquarters in moscow, you're watching archie international. i'm rachel ruble. so the russian investigative committee has opened a criminal case against a ukrainian army colonel missile brigade commander rushed as lapka. boucher is accused of ordering a deadly missile strike on a civilian building in rushes in battled cursed regions. the number of victims has not yet been confirmed. or the cranial non forces committed another walk fine by launching a target dismissal strike on the board. the school in the city of sewage of the law . and she'll find them in miss solace from the some we've each and both re quoted by boston, that defense systems. this pro location is aimed at distracting the world public

apply ukrainians for this by the states. far in gaza. israel steps up its assault on palestine, killing at least 5 people across the west bank. and in the weeks tops tories, the protesters in the d. r. c. capital storm. the embassies of rolanda in several western countries. after the m 23 militant group capture the key city of go my killing at least 770 people the live in moscow. i'm rachel ruble. you're watching r t international. we're bringing you the top new stories from around the world and the we've done the russian investigative committee. it has opened a criminal case against that ukrainian army colonel missile per day. that commander rushed as loud car boucher is accused of ordering a deadly muscle strike on a civilian building and rushes in battle to curse region. the number of victims has not yet been confirmed. the cranial non forces committed another walk fine by launching a targeted missile strike on the boarding school in the city of sewage up the lawn . so find them in miss solves from this and we reach in both re quoted by boston, that defense systems, this pro location

uh, she's a member of the popular for the liberation of palestine, p f o p. and she's been continuously arrested over the past 2 years. so she's been up to see the conditions and how they've changed over the previous test. and since october, the 7th you said it's simply become that on livable, right. we've also seen that many prophesying present dying recently in, in those is right. the presence and dates and nora. thank you very much for the moment and we are now watching some crowd starting to gather in ramallah in the occupied westbank in the anticipation of the return of those palestinian prisoners . the boss has already left off of prison and is headed to ramallah in the occupied westbank with the prisoners. the former prisoners will be welcomed, some of the crowd starting to gather there. now, once more on the conditions earlier we spoke in in these really prisons and the conditions that these policy and prisons are subjected to. we spoke to basil for raj. was an associate assistant professor. i'd visit university and a specialist on political business.

could find you for you for the despite states find goals are as well stuffing efforts to salt on palestine, killing these 5 people across the west bank and in the top stories. the horses in the dark, the capitals to me, and the speed of the one that i'm several west. austin, n. 23. milton. this catches the key city of goma, killing at least 717. the time of your digestive use for the past 7 days. here on the weekly basis though, to international live almost within assault and i with the russian investigative committee which has opened up a criminal case against the ukrainian army colonel. this is miss obligate commander roast the slop got push guy who has been accused of ordering a deadly missile strike on a civilian building in russia's in baffled coast region. the number of victims has not yet been confront. of the cranial non forces committed another war climb by launching a target dismissal strike on the boarding school in the city of sewage, the law and she'll find them in miss solves from the some we reach in both re quoted by boston that defense systems. this pro location is aimed a

so i'm also palestine. yeah. and promised that because i had taken vacation time and written a magazine piece and harper's called the gaza diary. and the times when apoplectic and when that was published, i was told you will never report from middle east again. so it already been banned for the middle east. i pose the iraq war and that was it from that moment. and so now do you see any different 10 or a news rooms? do you hear any different sensibilities from the journalism world? has coverage changed on the middle east since that time gets worse? far worse. yeah. so i will look at the reporting on gaza. look at the reporting on the student protests, you know, they go up to columbia and, and race off to the hotel house and talk about how, you know, to a students, quote your students saying they feel uncomfortable. well, you know what, it's a genocide, you know, perpetrated by design just project that you support. so maybe you should feel uncomfortable. usually that was worse than say, 1982 during the invasion or

and maybe even in the future resolve, wrote a crisis between israel and palestine. we have to wait and see how it all plays, all but for now we're in ramallah, where families, friends, and just ordinary palestinians, welcoming those who just now became ex prisoners. all tease me lease period chief, where you have an option to bring in this those chamberlain scenes that from ramallah. thank you very much. i as well as you're hearing from on the middle east and editors as the hey, group of knowing nations aims to support palestine and put pressure on israel. the gathering is led by south africa and malaysia. now we've been hearing from national university of malaysia professor seller wattsey, martha buses, and she's been expanding, have a new blog, could help change the dia, reality in the middle east. i believe that we need to do something other than look at it. just come doctor and just just saying okay, we blame you. sorry for everything happened. i think difficulties very special because it's only 2 countries in a go amnesia and the rest is from the to what countr

sarah wilkins in a palestine solidarity activist rated at home, had her home turned upside down by british counter terror cops and new laws coming in to suppress speech critical of israel. this is a trend across the west, and it's being, it's, it's what we're witnessing. especially in the so called garden of europe, is liberal democratic values being cast to the wayside. and systematically urinated upon by the european leadership across the spectrum in order to protect a psychotic little apartheid state called israel, mexico. until i'll stop you. the more from the founder and editor in chief of the grace. and after this break, the there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case for the med, most of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also of soon, this is the 3rd world will receive re washing press for so the funder line likes to say we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deal. so what should be living on that we have a very good propaganda. you know, a price here i

sarah wilkinson, a palestine solidarity activist, rated at home, had her home turned upside down by british counter terror cops and new laws coming in to suppress speech critical visual. this is a trend across the west, and it's being, it's, it's what we're witnessing. especially in the so called garden of europe, is liberal democratic values being cast to the wayside. and systematically urinated upon by the european leadership across the spectrum in order to protect a psychotic little apartheid state called israel to mexico. and tell how stop you that more from the founder and editor in chief of the grades on after this break the up wanted to come here since i was 12. when my grandfather told me that his mom came from russia that we were, i was part russian. i didn't plan on staying this long. i was gonna look around, i was gonna see if it was for me. but then i came and then i was like, i remember when i go home, i've never been happier in life than i am here in russell the. i've only lived here a few months, but i wanted to tell you what fascinates me about russia and share the stories o

mexican, by ukrainian forces. despite the faith buying guns, the israel steps up, it's adults on palestine killing at least 5 people across the west bank. and in the weeks tops stories the taxes in the d. o. c. capital to the embassies of rwanda. several western countries offered in greek captures the key 16 of gold, locating any 2nd 170 people. the international with the latest news update on the look of course that the biggest store results the last 7 days. we have them all have a good to have your company. it's our lucky f has intentionally bomb the civilian building in russia's coast region that's being partially occupied by ukraine since its invasion in august. this is, according to the defense ministry in moscow. the cranial non forces committed another walk fine by long seeing a targeted missile strike on the boarding school in the city of sewage up the lawn . she'll find them in miss solves from this and leave each and both the re quoted by boston that defense systems. this publication is aimed distracting the world public from the atrocities. so the key, if we see which we're comm

a mastic is fine, quite new just fine to cease foreign garza is well set stuff based assault on palestine getting at least 5 people across the west bank. and in the weeks the top stories, the purchases in the d. o. c. capital school in the embassies over one on several west, and countries off to the end, 23 minutes in groups, captions, the key city of go mckinney get things 770 people. the going 11 am here in the russian capital. this is the weekly on off the international thanks very much for tuning in for your global news digest this our and what we're going to start now with the fact that the russian investigative committee has opened up a criminal case. this is against a ukrainian army colonel, suspected of committing a terrorist back in russia's coast region. most gross as key of schools is intentionally boomed, a civilian building in the area that's been partly occupied by ukraine since its invasion in august. the cranial non forces committed another walk fine by launching a target dismissal strike on the boarding school in the city of sewage of the law and she'll find them in miss

the assault on palestine comes despite an ongoing ceasefire for it. does that meanwhile, is it really prime minister benjamin netanyahu was heading to the us for talks with president trump. the republican leader earlier proposed relocating does is population to neighboring arabic countries, but his highly controversial idea has been vehemently rejected in a joint statement by egypt and jordan. we express continued full support for the steadfast as of the palestinian people on their land and their adherence to their legitimate rights in accordance with international law and of framing, the rejection of any infringement of these unalienable rights. whether through settlement activities, expulsion and demolition of homes, annexation of land, or by evacuating that land of its owners through displacement or encouraging the transfer or uprooting of palestinians from their land. the president trump has said it would be best to quote, just clean out the entire enclave. last month, the us leader announced he had discussed with the jordanian king the potential

the closest allies, i say the talk about the 2 burning issues of the middle east, the crisis in palestine and the opportunity in syria. and you heard them both via the rate that the one, the sanctions zip that they welcome. the restructuring of the faith in faith developed from that the, the now that is flooded in how the state is need to be respected and there is a singular leadership. they bought them how so the instructions have not all being devolved. and there is a unity of vision and all of that comes on the significant data. but i'm of the shut off is now in re, uh, in on his 1st trip abroad at making sure that he's taking into confidence on the beach, the allies. these do for ministers, we've heard speaking in the last hour, have both been to syria. cancer down was a 1st went back to the live and say, i did tell this taking people and the government that took here stands behind them and it's been just help them restructure. why syria, osama, why the choice of syria for this 1st for and visit by the new inter metos siri instead of one of the the goals countries you have the goals c

there any conditions that have been been put on where they can go, how they can remain outside of palestine? do we know anything about that? so what these rarely authorities have done both today as well as in previous days is stipulates that they will only allow the release of certain prisoners if they are deported to start countries. presumably that's been organized among the different mediators, in particular sort of the ceasefire deal. there haven't been any conditions, place that i'm aware of, except that they can't go home. and that's really the most important condition. some of these people, um, particularly from the west bank, have been in prison for quite some time, and they want to be able to go back to their families. so we have families watching which bitter sweet emotions as their loved ones were released, but they couldn't re unite with them. you. yeah, you mentioned the bittersweet emotions. know about that. israel has been very clear that they want to see no emotion. specifically. they want to see no celebration in any part of occupied palestinian territories. uh guys or they

we have palestine 1%. they invented themselves as a new nation, kind of a history.i'm going to ask, is that a quest just to get to a question? okay. okay. i don't disagree with anything you just said, by the way. okay. yeah, yeah. so can you the question is, could you please stop calling. i you know, i give me a give me another word. i mean i'm open i'm open to other words. yeah. arabs. okay, fine. thank you. bye bye. my book is a complete agreement with you just said, by the way. so yeah, i want to take a moment to really think david and tammy and david thank you for your in time thank you for being an optimistic what it means to be a proud --. and thank you for representing us. so just tell me, you know, i didn't get i didn't get to sign everybody's books. so should i just sit over there on the way? absolutely. so we gonna do is is that i'm and david is going to be just towards the entrance you could give him a chance to get there and there are books for sale right outside at $3 for each of the books. and if, if ambassador friedman has time you will able to to sig

the village of east palestine, ohio and railroad company norfolk southern have settled all claims fromchemicals in the care and on the ground. the vice-president and former ohio senator j.d. vance will travel to east palestine on monday to mark the second anniversary of the disaster, and vice-president vance sitting down for an exclusive interview with our own maria bartiromo airing tomorrow at 10 a.m. eastern on sunday morning futures. you don't want to miss that. and coming up, we have much more on the crash in philadelphia, the crash here in d.c., those tariffs announced and we will take you into a new story developing, an isis leader in somalia. president trump now targeting him. fox news live continues. stick with us. hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪) when the temperature drops... you've got two choices. close your eyes and think warm thoughts. or open your eyes and get out here. there's only one vehicle lineup that embraces everything the cold has to offer. the official vehicles of winter. je

dump out a studio is rally filling model of way to separate and control on ones that population the palestine, the bar 3 parts to adjust the to the i'm sorry when you know how we do have top stories on alpha 0. it is really strange because target to the car and gaza wounding for palestinians. the attack to place in the center of the strip is really media says the vehicle was trying to cross into northern gaza without being checked. hundreds of thousands of forcibly displaced palestinians are returning to northern gaza. after 15 months of israel's war. a number of sick and injured palestinians and gaza boarding buses to leave the strip for treatment abroad. the roof of border crossing with egypt is open for a 2nd day with his.

and tomorrow marks two years since the train derailment in east palestine, ohio, which sent more thanlion pounds of toxic chemicals into the air. vice president jd vance and epa director lee zeldin will visit the area to commemorate the disaster. last week, the village of east palestine and norfolk southern announced a $22 million settlement, resulting, or rather resolving, all of the village's claims from the incident this morning, with the palisades and eton wildfires fully contained, cleanup efforts are now underway, closing a chapter on historic blazes that wiped out entire neighborhoods and forced mass evacuations. >> cnn's julia vargas jones joined epa crews in altadena as they work to remove the dangerous waste left behind by the fires. >> sifting through altadena's ashes., what were once homes. now piles. >> of toxic. >> waste. >> the cleanup after the deadly eaton fire is just beginning. >> so we put a white x to mark that. we've checked it, and it doesn't have anything dangerous in it. >> weeks after flames decimated thousands of homes and businesses, crews and hazmat suits

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undercover cops who violently arrested him in zurich as he was about to deliver a talk for the swiss palestine committee. he spent 2 days alone in a windowless cell and before being deported, he committed no crime in the country. and this is part of a trend across the west. we see in london of work kit claret. burge, my colleague from the grays on, was hauled off an airplane as he returned to visit his family. a british citizen interrogated for 8 hours about his work with the grays on a. so when stanley rated at home, i had his device seized. we could see devices see if he's a colleague of other name that electronic intifada. sarah wilkins in a past on solidarity activist rated at home, had her home turned upside down by british counter terror cops and new laws coming in to suppress speech critical of israel. this is a trend across the west, and it's being, it's what we're witnessing. especially in the so called garden of europe, is liberal democratic values being cast to the wayside. and systematically urinated upon by the european leadership across the spectrum in order to protect a psychoti