uh, it was parliament to shut down. and basically prohibit on uh has been serving palestinians or giving services to posting in reference, useful over 70 years. now this bill effectively prohibits on uh from operating is ready territory. and what that means is basically it has its headquarters in occupied is jerusalem. so expecting this headquarters where you know, the management is and everything else to shut down, but it will also severely uh, limit its abilities to work in the occupied westbank. and in particular, of course, in garza where it's one of the key you many terry and ties to providing age to end and health services schools, whatever add to posting in the. now the bill also imposes a so called non contact policy with when uh, and it also be bokes, an agreement that was agreed upon and 9067 that regulated the activities of over in are here in the region. now this means, you know, in practical terms, most likely more stuff international stuff. in particular, we're not receive any work permits any more, any vi

that's what she said at the parliament square. she said that you did not lose the elections rather they both were stolen and they tried to steal your for your future. and no one has the right to do that and do not allow that. that her statement here, she arrived at the parliament square after the consultations that she had with the uh, physician all parties. uh and it was sent investigators interesting that hunger is to speak to old bon is arriving to be late tonight. and she also came to the hotel where these meetings were taking place was ruled by a the thousands of protesters that gathered outside the hotel. now it's a, it's still unclear whether on how to continue to talk through the oppositional assistance or the president. but it was seen by many, ah, sort of an a time to, to say to legitimize the selections that many washington politicians are calling you know, to investigate the so called election irregularities. now uh we understand that tomorrow the prime minister from georgia dream potty is going to solve the fish, all

that stole the parliament from us and stole the constitution. the government and the kremlin deny allegations of electro interference. observers from the european parliament said there was evidence of quotes, democratic back sliding, but it stopped short of saying the vote was rigged. meanwhile, another visitor from europe sparked outrage, hunger, his prime minister, vic, to all bye and arrived to show his support for georgia in dream, which as his conservative agenda and friendly ties with, must go. he was heckled by opposition, protest is on the streets of publicity. more than a dozen b, u foreign ministers were abused on saying he did not speak on behalf of the block. the solemn associated republic is that across roads called between keeping its historical ties with russia or pursuing membership in the e u. but prime minister iraq, the cobra kid, say of the georgia dream and city b u membership is still a priority. because we thought of us august initial development in all directions. it's important for us to achieve george's full integration

however, a tax legislation has 4 supports in as well as a parliament sickness. know me by called as an international human rights lawyer negotiates the immediate to check them house in london. also what israel is trying to achieve with the problem is planned to vote on finding that you an agency for palestinian refugees, which has been critical for age to have a sentence for decades or who doesn't have go. the goal is the goal really is to get with the familiar, you know, um, you know, the united nations was in release names and they are the backbone of, um, not only humanitarian aid. they also provide schools, you know, they run in many ways, you know, all of the refugee camps in the mean golf at that base and a number of countries where palestinian refugees, of president, the, the headquarters are in a month. but obviously israel has no control over what happens in amman or in syria and lebanon. so they're focusing on the gaza israel in the west valley. they them, you know, especially to close their offices and choose them already 6 months ago. i think that th

which means course— parliament which means we course—parliament which means we wiii— course—parliamenter an extra 1.25 million scans, these aren't just— million scans, these aren't just more _ million scans, these aren't just more scanner, these are ai enabled — just more scanner, these are ai enabled scans.— enabled scans. note there that the health _ enabled scans. note there that the health minister _ enabled scans. note there that the health minister secretary l the health minister secretary was talking about spendingen on equipment, and buildings, all of this is capital expenditure or investment, as the government keeps calling it and keir starmer the prime minister gave a speech yesterday in which he used the words invest or investment 15 times, what the government is trying to do is say, before you find out the details of the ways in which taxes are going to rise, be aware they are rising notjust to plug the so—called black hole they say they inherited from the conservatives but to invest in public services, in general, and the health service in particular, they are trying to pr

and for every ukrainian. everyone is in their place in order for a victory to take place, in the parliament among all the parliamentary factions of the groups today there is an established position regarding the elections, we all understand very well... what, for example, is the cec doing now, when it issues there is a relevant resolution, as of today more than 700 polling stations have been damaged or are destroyed in order even there to conduct a simple inventory there, find out, record in the relevant registers what is destroyed, what is damaged, the cec should do its job, and i would very much like such simple , technical things, which are done by the central election commission, to be used by some. by politicians for a certain hype or for certain provocations, manipulations, because, i repeat, for today, the only task is our victory, and we must all be united around this huge common task of ours, then i have a question, we talked about the prospects of the presidential elections, but i also have a question about the prospects of the parliamentary elections, i understand , that while th

wants— way or block this bill if parliament wants it — way or block this bill if parliament wants itt the outcome would be put alongside it there _ the outcome would be put alongside it there will be, i'm sure, a very passionate _ it there will be, i'm sure, a very passionate debate.— it there will be, i'm sure, a very passionate debate. vicki young, our de - u passionate debate. vicki young, our deputy political— passionate debate. vicki young, our deputy political editor _ passionate debate. vicki young, our deputy political editor and _ passionate debate. vicki young, our deputy political editor and hugh - deputy political editor and hugh pym, our health editor, many thanks. and you can hear the full interview with esther rantzen that vicki told you about on bbc breakfast tomorrow, atjust after 7am. president biden says washington is discussing with israel the possibility of israeli strikes on iran's oil infrastructure, in response to tehran's unprecedented missile attack this week. it comes after prime minister benjamin netanyahu said tehran would "pay a heavy price" for its acti

that stole the parliament from us and stole the constitution. the government and the kremlin deny obligations of electro interference. observers from the european parliament said there was evidence of quotes of democratic backsliding, but it stopped short of saying the vote was rigged. meanwhile, another visit from europe sparked outrage hungry as prime minister victor old on arrived to show his support for georgia in dream, which as his conservative agenda and friendly ties with moscow. he was heckled by opposition, protest as on the streets of to believe more than a dozen b. u foreign ministers reviewed on saying he did not speak on behalf of the block. the former soviet republic is that across roads cold between keeping its historical ties with russia, all pursuing membership in the e. u. but prime minister iraq, the couple of kids say of the georgia dream. and since the u membership is still a priority, academy, tired of us august initial development in all directions. it's important for us to achieve george's full integration into the e. u

commission of principle 90 the parliament has followed up the launch of the window system of the land management unit and the officials involved in the launch of this system to explain the status of this system. it has been called to the commission, there are some uncertainties , and this is due to the meetings that are being held, and the commission is mainly related to the loan, and good decisions have been made . it is given that out of 29 devices that should be connected to the window system of the land management unit, 9 devices are due to infrastructure and technical problems or due to parallel systems in this service system. they don't provide it because of several cases, the most important issue is that it has been updated, there are plans, there are permits , there are measures related to municipalities, districts, etc., such that, well, it is still complete and 100 of the member bodies of the original 90 parliament commission says that all the member bodies in order to facilitate the affairs of the country, the officials should be connected to this system. some of the device

the federal parliament during elections and 3 eastern german states and september 2024. the party got around one 3rd of the vote. the range you actually got, it's 1st a if the district administrator, more than a year earlier, the district has made history deal of the d as now in mainstream parties here in the region. the rims. yeah. and in germany as a whole and open the thoughts on unbecoming. so in a box the bag was a strong hold at the national socialists in the early 19 thirty's in schools and in case so comparisons are bound to be made would keep the so it and perhaps there could be something like a right wing political culture that has remained more or less under ground disease shamia or the but i think the analogy should not be over stated. so gleiss finish of all dusty on because i would say that the a of these electoral wins are taking place in a different society or for good. yeah, that's reflected in the demonstrations against the far right and many cities and through india time, you know, in jenna an airport, but also invite ma and other smaller cities of all

that compares to the last parliament which was the worst parliament on record for living standards.d today the office of budget responsibility forecasts the economy is growing and that will filter down to the wages and living standards of ordinary workers. >> chancellor, thank you. >> chancellor racial reef speaking to the bbc's political editor chris mason. let's get reaction to the budget and the former prime minister of the outgoing conservative party. rishi sunak delivered his response. >> energy taxes up. business rates up. first-time buyer stamp duty up. pensions tax up. they have fiddled the figures. this is the truth. they have fiddled the figures. they have raised tax to record levels. it is the working people of this country that are going to pay the price. >> if you are watching here in the u.k., coming next on bbc news, newscast with adam and the team. they are going to be answering your budget questions. everywhere else, i will be back shortly with the latest bbc news headlines. thanks for announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial s

so why exactly did the israeli parliament voted to cut off ties with unrwa?kel who is a member of israel's knesset — and proposed one of these bills. even in london, if an international organisation would have participated in a massacre of english people in london, i don't believe it would take more than 2a hours until the british government would kick them out of the country. when hamas has stolen more than 50% of the humanitarian goods and sold it in the market, to people who couldn't afford it, that is when the humanitarian crisis really started. we need reorganisation with real capability, with the logistics capability, like the real united nations agency who are looking after the disaster areas, in syria and in sudan, and with millions of people who are affected by it. they have the logistics, they have the capabilities, they have the resources to actually provide humanitarian aid. i'v e i've been getting reaction from unrwa itself for palestinian refugees. juliette touma is the director of communications at unrwa. she says the organisation is critical f

and he wasn't expecting to make it into parliament. but the small numbers they had, they basically use the elections or election campaigns to gain publicity. and then that they were successful does. he is in cologne as his wife. and so they weren't trying to field the next mayor of long. and the goal was just to get as much attention as possible to move next. good. all the exactly. they were hardly nancy's of the schools that they weren't interested in parliamentary democracy. they ultimately wanted to abolish parliament doing by the name of this group was always to rebuild the nazi party email as they saw themselves as the new se, stormtroopers, yvonne of the openly denied the whole of cost. i'm are extremely violent after german reunification. they also moved into east germany, increased the mercy of hundreds of supporters of germany's for most neo nazi me, kind of tune, march through, dressed in at the end of october. and he's still mobilized as the most followers, despite spending years in prison. and in spite of infighting within

to parliament today.day.- are and i am proud to be bringing them to parliament today. i want to talk to ou them to parliament today. i want to talk to you about _ them to parliament today. i want to talk to you about the _ them to parliament today. i want to talk to you about the vote _ them to parliament today. i want to talk to you about the vote on - talk to you about the vote on assisted dying which will be a free vote. have you made a decision on how you are going to vote on that? no, i have not made a decision. i think it is important to point out that as a scottish mp, the vote on assisted dying which will most directly impact my constituents is the vote that will take place in holyrood, where my liberal democrats colleague spea liam macarthur is taking bilberry. ithink colleague spea liam macarthur is taking bilberry. i think generally —— a similar bill through. i think i am generally in favour of assisted dying but you cannot listen national grid but you only need to listen to the testimony from

the review of this plan had started from the previous sessions of the parliament. this plan has 51 amendment articles and the parliament is trying to update the law on the organization of duties and elections of islamic councils. we will hold the election of the islamic council of the town of the village, god willing, at the end of june next year according to the agreement. at the same time, some constituencies without parliament are not represented in those elections. now , it will be held under the supervision of the guardian council, and therefore , in order for these elections to be conducted independently we wanted central executive boards to be done , we didn't have them in the current law, so this should definitely be done. there is another point in relation to the islamic councils of the cities. you see, we have held six elections. the time has been almost 27 years, we have a council, we cannot apply the same conditions that we had in the past 27 years . on tuesday, the members of the islamic council reviewed the performance of the devices used in supplying

, as well as in the federal parliament. if the are also getting respectable parliamentary majorities, tablet upon them, entirely sure me a hyphen element in recent years. the far right has managed to create a claim. it must be yours to answer to the point of conducting purchase, as always, some of which are already being carried out in mirrors, officers and district cancels and pots, and don't wish to see what's going on with the. so only those who fall in line are rewarded. so to speak, the of isn't, yeah, i'm going the basically what we now have a situation where the party i supported in some cases by a 3rd of the electorate funds already has such a majority in parliament. they end up taking on government responsibility bundled, or at least helping to shape the government the agenda started owns and when the exercise their parliamentary right, it seemed so for example, by sitting on the parliamentary control condition for the intelligent surfaces besides those, even though they then have oversight and control over those w

or members of the government in the form of regulatory and legislative orders of the parliament are necessary. the implementation of the provisions of the seventh plan, they said, and they were accountable to the representatives, the first order of the report of the commission in the meeting of the chairman of the central bank, the guest of the parliament, and the order to review the horizontal policies to ensure the supply of production and importers, as well as basic goods , was to form a committee under the supervision of the first deputy. this process should have the necessary control. we are having problems with the production and import of foreign currency and exchange contracts. see if the contracts are for example long-term, but the central bank says that once you have produced, you must bring half of it. to is it correct or not? does it cause delays in production and also create rent? the speaker of the parliament said that the policies that hinder the production and creation of rent in the country should be amended. sooner or later, we have to remove exactly this preferent

days of the 11th parliament. in order to strengthen the department of economic diplomacy, whose main mission is with the ministry of foreign affairs , we have several parallel organizations that help us in the ministry of foreign affairs. in some places, they do not work together , for example, the economic investment organization of the ministry of foreign aid. ministry of economy, finance, foreign trade development organization. and in many institutions , we have international deputies. in the ministry of home affairs , we have various organizations. in the ministry of oil, we have international deputies. usually, what the experience shows may not be very good, but the ministry of oil always usually, he kept his account separate, and he was not always a good answer to the parliament. many times in the parliament, in my opinion, the time for these has passed . now is a good opportunity to replace friendship with competition . it is a golden opportunity to replace interaction with confrontation, considering that

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farzi , it is the turn of the members of the parliament and three of the members of the parliament have the opportunity to present their opinions, solutions and suggestions on this issue, but one more issue that is discussed today there is an agenda of the representatives and it is being examined to continue the consideration of the report of the commission of internal affairs of the country and councils regarding the amendment of articles of the election law of the councils, which is also on the agenda of the representatives today. and the representatives are investigating this issue. my next contact with you will be at 11 o'clock. and we will tell you a more comprehensive report from the industrial commission and what will be done regarding the allocation and provision of width to industrial and production units. yes , thank you very much, mrs. ali khani. i will say goodbye to you until the next communication. but the 19th coin auction the last few days, gold has ended with the allocation of 11,705 pieces of gold coins in iran's gold and currency exchange center. in this issue, 341 wh

the last parliament was the worst _ economy. the last parliament was the worst ever _ economy.iament was the worst ever recorded. the budget is our promise — worst ever recorded. the budget is our promise to fix this so we can deliver— our promise to fix this so we can deliver for— our promise to fix this so we can deliver for families in hexham and around _ deliver for families in hexham and around the — deliver for families in hexham and around the country. the top 10% earned _ around the country. the top 10% earned a — around the country. the top 10% earned a staggering 57% of wealth up from 225— earned a staggering 57% of wealth up from 22.51995. in our communities, energy— from 22.51995. in our communities, energy prices — from 22.51995. in our communities, energy prices that what will the government do to make sure the gap doses? _ the gap closes? i thank my - honourable friend for that question. we have already announced the child poverty task force that is working to publish a comprehensive strategy to publish a comprehensive strategy to tackle child poverty and we will

and they received their salaries from funds allocated by the european parliament.prosecutors expect to recover 3 million euros in damages allegedly inflicted on the eu treasury. the charges were initiated in 2015 by the then head of the european parliament, martin schulz, who was often criticized by lepen. it was at his instigation that the collection of dirt began against the inconvenient, but gaining popularity, marine. the collected information was thrown into the public space, and then handed over to the french prosecutor's office. as a result, the case grew into full-fledged charges of creating a certain centralized system for the purpose of money laundering. the former president of the european parliament together with the french minister of justice came to an agreement to try to stop the unstoppable growth of the national union, but they failed, now our rating is much higher, they will fail, because all charges will be dropped against us. if not, then lepen can be deprived of the right to be elected to national authorities for 50 years, that is, not allowed

supervisory tuesdays of the parliament with the presentation of reports or responses of ministers and members of the government as well as executive officials of the country are on the agenda of the baharestan chamber. minister of economic affairs and finance and head of program and budget organization. with the order of the parliament , how and where the production and employment credits were allocated in the budget laws in the past 3 years , they were invited to this public meeting . the problem that has been in the past few months, that is, it was at the beginning of the year, is mostly going back to in fact, the efforts of our friends to provide him with a uniform system, and this uniform system has been finalized , alhamdulillah. and justice has been deposited and your money has remained untouched, but it has not yet been assigned to the production companies of the provinces. mr. pomohammadi says, sir, your money has been deposited. are we responsible for depositing the money there? naturally , the relevant executive institution should be there, and he should not deposit money in

peshbahar, the reporter of the parliament and public policy field.r colleagues, i am at your service. thank you very much , mr. kazami, as well as my other colleagues at sada wasma news agency . takhlona under all the stones of the entire front and good morning to you, well, as mentioned in the previous sections, it was a great occasion to remember the martyrs of the resistance and also to announce the readiness to fight against global zionism. today is a popular protest rally to defend the oppressed people of palestine and also , the resistance front will be held from 15:00 to 17:00 in palestine square, tehran, but mrs. moazzami sob good morning to you, what's up with the world, good morning to you, dear viewers, hello and good morning, i say that all over the world, together with our own islamic iran, demonstrations and gatherings are taking place against zionist crimes. the violence in gaza continues . today, a rally of palestinian supporters is scheduled to be held in front of the us embassy in mexico city, the capital of mexico. and so is lebano

hamid reza goldozi, the reporter of seda vasima news agency, specialized commissions of the parliamentas the first picture. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, and the revealer of the ghaib al-maqdis from 1967 to 1980, rajavi's hand is stained with the blood of his own people, from 1967 to 1980 , he was a member of the hypocrite organization, now he came to testify in court, they swear on the holy quran , he did not say anything but the truth, he testified against the crime of the leaders of this group of torture the members of the organization were jailers with the slightest opposition or criticism, so to speak, like the people who were dissatisfied with these in the ashraf camp, there were neighborhoods that they kept and quarantined. they were witnesses, for example , intelligence people came there, they interrogated them and fought with them. they do it because they say they are traitors the mercenaries of the intelligence officers are coming, demanding money from them, swearing at them , beating them, even one of the children, i remember his name. in the na

they're very divided in parliament.nd i've always been shocked . >> and i've always been shocked. you know, the labour party has always had a reputation for falling out with each other. and sometimes we do. but privately when you talk to some of the tory mps, certainly in the last parliament, the divisions between them was visceral and vicious, all at the same time. and i'm not sure that's gone away. >> and that's, of course, why reform came through , because a reform came through, because a huge wing of the tory party simply wasn't represented by anyone. >> and voters deserve to know what they're voting for. exactly. and i think that's the point, isn't it? you know, now, moving on from that, because it probably doesn't matter that much really. moving on from that. i mean, the story, george, that. i mean, the story, george, that you know, that we know of 1 in 100 of the uk population are here illegally, which is far more than france or germany or italy, despite all the things that we're told. pretty sure. i mean, david

peshbahar , reporter of sada vasima news agency in the parliament, some other news. spain has called for an immediate end to the war in gaza. and described it as the cause of indescribable destruction and suffering. anatoly philip on a trip to jordan warned that the war in gaza has been going on for almost a year. it continues and now it has spread to lebanon and made the situation worse. spain is among european countries and has recognized palestine as a country. thousands of pro-palestinian activists in the country's capital once again came to the streets and demonstrated against the crimes of the zionist regime. demonstrators demanded an immediate ceasefire in the gaza strip and lebanon. the zionist regime of seven. october 2023 has started a devastating war against the gaza strip. in this war, 70% of the houses and the infrastructures of the gaza strip have been severely destroyed and the miserable siege and severe humanitarian crisis along with the unprecedented famine and hunger threaten the lives of the residents of this area. the director of inspection of foo

see, in the twelfth parliament, in the 11th parliament, there are a series of final days to strengthen the department of deputy economic diplomacy. the main mission with the ministry of foreign affairs is proposed as an organization. we have several parallel institutions that help us in the ministry of foreign affairs , but in some places they do not act in harmony, for example , the economic investment organization and the ministry of foreign aid, the ministry of finance, the ministry of finance, the foreign trade development organization, and in many institutions we have international assistants in the ministries. haha, we have different organizations in the ministry of oil, we have an international deputy. usually, what experience shows may not be very good, but the ministry of profit always usually keeps its account separate, and is always accountable. it has not been good for the parliament, many times in the parliament, in my opinion, the time for these has passed, now is a good opportunity to replace friendship with competition , replace interaction with confrontation. it is a g

do today, in principle, if we speak from the point of view of the parliament, since i am a non-factional deputy, and from that, first of all, i am convinced that very... we are being watched, what are we going to do with taxes, this is actually such a marker, business is watching very much, because they say, if you work in white, if you help, if you have officially registered people, it means that you you will pay more taxes if you go into the shadows, then in principle no one will find you in the shadows, and you can somehow survive and survive these difficult times, for us, as a state at war, we are of course interested in everything... in white, so we cannot cross those red lines on taxes today , when we understand that only some will be taken away, others will not be taken away, you see, that is why the discussions are very big, they all really affect what we are talking about, how people feel about the war, how emotionally stable they are, how ready they are to continue the struggle as far as they see the example of the same parliament, if they constantly see that corruption. ner, h

in the recent meetings of the parliament and specialized commissions, 11 ministers, vice presidents orbers of the government spoke about the necessity of implementing the provisions of the 7th plan in the form of regulatory and legislative orders of the parliament and were accountable to the representatives. the first order of the commission's report. in the session of sahan, the head of the central bank, the guest of the parliament and the order to review the horizontal policies to ensure the width of production and importers as well as basic goods. a committee should be formed under the supervision of the first deputy to have the necessary control over this process . the contracts may be long-term, but the central bank says that once you have produced, you must bring half of it, so how will it bring about the country's horizontal policies, does it need to be amended or not, does it cause disintegration in the production work and also create rent, said the speaker of the parliament. the horizontal policies that hinder the production and creation of the round in the country should be c

decided to introduce an economic model. from the mobilization, the final decision was made in the parliament, it will be made in the parliament, for this the approval of the political leadership is required, yaroslav zheleznyak, people's deputy of ukraine, informed about this. yes, well that, we will now include in our broadcast, people's deputy of ukraine, oksana savchuk. glory to ukraine, ms. oksano, to the heroes, glory, i congratulate you. we understand that you are not people's deputy yaroslav zheleznyak, yes, but, well, he is. made this case public, and we will ask you to surrender now, that is, zheleznyak has such information, we understand that in any case something like this will still go down to the level, perhaps, according to the verkhovna rada, maybe we are wrong, but share it, please good with viewers espresso the last information about this, about the so -called economic reservation, there, because at least three models of it are being considered, look, from what was heard in the parliament. well, i will say from the summer about what many people said somewhere, let's talk abo

parliament hostages to gaza.lowing a recess for the various party conferences, which have taken place over the past few weeks , place over the past few weeks, members of parliament will be back in westminster today, but their return coincides with further controversy for the government after the prime minister's chief of staff, sue gray, left her job yesterday. this has prompted sir keir to reshuffle his staff, with the leader of labour's general election campaign, morgan mcsweeney, taking on the chief of staff role instead. earlier, shadow leader of the house of commons chris philp, told gb news breakfast that this is just one example of labour chaos. >> keir starmer's government has collapsed into chaos afterjust collapsed into chaos after just 93 days. he can't even run his own number 10 downing street operation, let alone run the country. frankly, this has all fallen apart. a lot faster than i was expecting. but this sort of chaos at the heart of downing street shows us why they've made so many mistakes. it's

i expect to bejudged by that on the end of the parliament.public services are better at the end of a labour government of five years. that's why we're taking these difficult decisions of. let's speak to george parker, political editor for the financial times. thank you for being with us. what are you expecting on wednesday in terms of the actual measures in —— as far as we know? actual measures in -- as far as we know?— actual measures in -- as far as we know? we heard him paving the wa for the harsh physical light. around £35 billion, one of the biggest tax raises in our history. this will be used to patch up britain's creaking public services, mostly the nhs. separately, it's going to basically rip up are borrowing to allow us more and more money in about 20 or £25 billion a year, to spend on capital projects — new schools, hospitals, green energy projects. you generate a bit more growth in the future. i think those are the two main things to come out of the project, alongside promises to spend more money on public services, mostly the nhs.

that was a member of the israeli parliament, the knesset speaking earlier on.re is no doubt that this legislation and it takes effect in 90 days will have devastating consequences for unrwa's work in gaza, and the west bank, and in gaza, and the west bank, and in fact that is exactly what the united nations secretary—general has said it will be devastating, lots of other world leaders have condemned this move. unrwa has said that this legislation, this vote last night is a breach of international law, and we have been talk, we can talk and hearfrom sam rose whoa is the security deputy director for gaza at unrwa. we're not an intelligence operation, we have investigatory capability but we have taken immediate and strong and direct action against any allegations that we have received. this is proven in terms of the actions that the unrwa commissioner general has taken, and the actions that have been referred to other bodies within the un. i refute any claim we do not take these actions seriously and that we have not taken action. i mean, what we have seen in this

so millions can live the this is dw news live from the in the is rarely parliaments. it proves a bill that threatens to undermine the u. n. agency helping palestinians in gaza. low mike is divided by the weather related band and run from operating inside as well. the u. n. says that the session could cost the whole humanitarian process and gone so as to collapse. what's the coming out? georgians stage, mass protest of the alleged fraud and sundays election, thousands, riley outside parliament and simply see off to the progress at the georgia dream policy is declared. the winner, despite widespread irregularities, call make a false stock and plans to close the factories in gemini for the 1st time ever. feelings tis about germany's economy, the i'm will also, i've got 2 of us on p b. s in the united states and to all of you around the world, welcome israel's parliaments has voted to shut down the you and main agency for palestinians, monroe and israel, and occupied east jerusalem. the new comes defiance widespread international pressure from the us and all the allies ag

and all this while news is and news has come down about parliament by july 5th, that parliament might pass might suspend massachusetts its charter and impose martial law. but they aren't sure by the time they met on july 18th they had that mass charter massachusetts charter was resort was as i put resolved that i was clearly typing quickly was taken away and they had no more elected government in massachusetts and george mason and george washington then had written a draft of the resolves on tuna 50 years ago today on the 17th. and one of the things that fascinated me, i was doing a little extra research for today, i hadn't quite realized the fairfax resolves were one of only of about 30 such resolves in virginia during july and august 1775. so freeholders in many different counties are gathering together and deciding what to do this is one of the most powerful, one of the strongest and one of the most well articulated. but all through the virginia, they were thinking how to act. and in some cases they actually supported the crown and didn't protest. in fact, were mad about their coll

in the recent meetings of sahn and specialized commissions of the 11th parliament the minister, vice president or member of the government, in the form of regulatory and legislative orders of the parliament , said the necessity of implementing the provisions of the 7th plan and were accountable to the representatives . in order to ensure the supply of production and importers as well as basic goods , a committee should be formed under the supervision of the first deputy to have the necessary control over this process . the central bank says limited when horizontal policies that hinder the production and creation of rand in the country should be corrected. the discussion is about what is the reason for us to create a preferred width for them . now let's say that the meetings of the specialized commissions of the parliament also show that the supervisory orders with the presence of the governments are very colorful . an emergency meeting of the organization of islamic countries has been held and the consultations are still ongoing. related topics with the crimes of the zionist regime a

>> i'm no longer in parliament. ichose >> i'm no longer in parliament.set this up. >> but you set this up. >> but you set this up. >> but i introduced this legislation. as you said in your introduction. we ran out of time. yeah i obviously it's a piece of legislation. i promoted. i hope it does become law , but, you know, parliament law, but, you know, parliament is a is a funny place. and i'm never complacent about what i would like to see making it onto the statute book. there have been successes and failures in my political lifetime in that respect, and never say never, for good or bad. >> it will. for good or bad, it will be your legacy. henry, thank you once again for coming on the programme. now, jacob, were you there at the beauty parade earlier on today? i wasn't i actually listened to it on the car driving back on gb news radio. oh very good. which was a very good way of listening to it. yes. who was the winner? >> i thought kemi's performance was the strongest, the strongest oratorical performance , the most oratorical performance, the most cha

they side that it's in their view illegitimate parliament at. they seem very sort of paralyzed and very surprised by the uh, by the results that were announced. and uh, still we are waiting for their action plan that they promise to deliver very soon. they also called for the pro tasks. however, nothing is scheduled as of now, we are expecting also the pro western president solomon's robust, really, to make this statement. uh and then we're gonna sort of see what is the next steps that they'll position will be taking, keeping an eye out for what happens, the dw corresponded my exit them. i'd say thank you for that update. now to israel lay a prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said that the attack on a run this weekend achieve its goal of humming and runs defense capabilities. a legend, yahoo describe the strikes as quote, precise and powerful. now despite initial threats of retaliation to run of 10 pad, it's response to the attacks in reason hours suggesting an attempt to avoid further escalation. iran supreme lead to add to a i lead coming.