u...” participated in the activities of the peace committee, the society for friendship of cultural relationshe poetess’s work became a valuable asset of belarusian poetry in the second half of the 20th century. on november 21 , the artistic director of the belarusian state ensemble for folk music, svyato vyacheslav statkevich, celebrated his birthday. he was born on a small farm in litchin, graduated from the theater and art institute with a diploma in drama theater and film acting. for some time he worked in the capital tyuz, hosted the “singing soul” program on belarusian television, and taught. since 1993, vyacheslav kazimirovich, soloist since 2019, artistic director. the ensemble is the first professional folk group in belarus, which began to revive the folk musical heritage.

she participated in the activities of the peace committee, the society for the friendship of culturalions with foreign countries, and was part of the delegation of our country at the thirty-sixth session of the un general assembly. the poet's work has become a valuable asset of belarusian poetry to the second half. on november 21 , vyacheslav statkevich, artistic director of the belarusian state folk music ensemble, celebrated his birthday. he was born in the small village of nalichin, graduated from the theater and art institute with a diploma in drama theater and film acting. for some time he worked in the capital's youth theater and hosted the program “sleeping soul” on belarusian television. served since 1993 by vyacheslav kazimirovich as a soloist, since 2019 as artistic director of the holy first ensemble belarus, a professional folk group that began to revive the folk musical heritage. in addition, vyacheslav statkevich is part of the company of the one-man poetry theater, znich, awarded francis skarina medals. on november 23, 1978, a background monitoring station was opened in

she participated in the activities of the peace defense committee, the society for friendship of cultural relations with foreign states, and was part of the delegation of our country at the 36th session of the general. the poet's work has become a valuable asset of belarusian poetry in the second half of the century. on november 21 , the artistic director of the belarusian state ensemble celebrated his birthday folk music saint vyacheslav statkevich. he was born on a small farm in litchina. he graduated from the theater and art institute with a diploma in drama theater and film acting. worked for some time in the capital's youth theater, hosted the program "sleeping soul" on belarusian television, taught since 1993, vyacheslav kazimirovich is a soloist, since 2019, artistic director of the ensemble of the holy first in belarus, a professional folk group that began to revive the folk musical heritage. in addition, vyacheslav statkevich entered the company of the one-man poetry theater znich, was awarded medals by francis skarina, maxim bogdanovich, and igor lutchenko. on november 23, 1978

establishment of russian control over the kherson region, kiril strimausov, co-founder of the rescue committee for peace. strimausov was the first to raise the russian flag over kherson. and after the kherson region became part of russia, he took the post of deputy head of the regional administration, posthumously, and was awarded the order of courage. during difficult times in the country there is always a shortage of people like this, those who are bright with dedication, self- sacrifice, we will miss kiril, i want to say that children should remember and be proud, know what their father was like, know his role in that process, returning to their historical homeland our relatives, historical regions, indeed. therefore , i wish there were more people like kiril. dear friends, comrades-in-arms, comrades, everyone who has gathered here, to honor the memory of our fighting friend, a real person who valued life and knew its value when he devoted himself entirely, with the idea that we all had, returning to the squad russian federation. for the cause to which kiril strimausov devoted himself, there are now

netf freeman, coordinating committee, member of the black alliance for peace from washington dc. targeted several hezbollah positions and an observation post. no casualties have been reported. this after hezbollah leader say hasan nasrullah vowed on friday that all options are open for an expansion of the conflict. hezbollah's leader warned the us that if israel did not stop his assault on gaza, the conflict could widen in. into a regional war. daniel kovalik a 55 year old former professor at the university of pittsburgh has confronted pennsylvania senator john fetterman about his stance on israel's war on gaza. the democratic law maker has been supporting washington's military aid for tel aviv and has been against holding a humanitarian ceasefire in gaza. let's take a listen. no, i just talked, i voted for him, i'm sorry, this is democracy, it absolutely is. yeah, yeah, but kind of, sort of. why 10,00 people in guys have been killed, half of children, the pope's calling for a cfire, the un is called for, i'm just asking you, you're a good guy, i voted for you, i know you're a ni

where the pro israel voices countered with a pro justice and pro peace voice. recently, a committee in the us house of representatives held the hearing on the rise of anti semitism on college campuses. it's infuriating and unbelievable. they have not held one on the rise. and so i'm a product the to pedagogy, elda 0, montgomery county, maryland. the in the news exit polls in the netherlands show the far right policy. if the doctor, politician get will to, is, has won the countries general election results will shake confidence, political landscape, which will be felt fault. beyond this food is stuck fast on reports from the hey, he is known as the doctor, donald trump, not only for his, his style, but largely for his curious runs against immigrants and was slim. we'll make sure that another one. so that's people. again, you'll be able to seek the asylum, tsunami and migration. people who have more money in the what it again, in a historic votes. so you have to build us and it's freedom far to receive more votes than anyone had predicted. putting him in the best position to lead the new

shift, hopefully were where the pro israel voices countered with a pro justice and pro peace voice. recently, a committee in the us house of representatives held a hearing on the rise of anti semitism on college campuses. it's infuriating and unbelievable. they have now held one on the rise in a storm, a full deck patel pedagogy, l g 0, montgomery county, maryland. the 2nd look at some of the world news. now exit polls and netherlands predicts the far right parts of the world is one the elections, the policy full freedom is projected to take $35.00 seats, $150.00 men, no house apartments. this has closed for a referendum on the netherlands leaving the european union on the band on accepting asylum seekers, but not some has more from the hague. now what we see is disposed against very clearly against immigration and also against asylum seekers and also a vote against the establishment that would say a trust in politics has really gone down in the last 30 years under prime minister mark worth or the were lots of scandals, and now this is the resolve. this is a protest vote i think, from the people also to

where is it where the pro israel voices countered with a pro justice and pro peace voice. recently a committee in the us house of representatives held the hearing on the rise of anti semitism on college campuses. it's infuriating and unbelievable. they have not held one on the rise in the summer folded protests, pedagogy, l 0, montgomery county, maryland. so that sense may tell me the price. so now you can find much more information on our website on to 0, don't com. we'll take a short break and then we will be back with much more on the wrong cost, the minutes the world slow down, we stand for as homes with tips of global nichols reserves. indonesia is points to leave the global battery industries. we are definitely manage our abundant resources and play a role in solar energy harness the offerings, 75 percent of global carbon credits essential, committed by mental protection, and has the investment climate, digital licensing, your better tomorrow cuts off from the higher risk. this has become a make shift time for some palestinians from the go straight. there was the local government buildin

where is it where the pro israel voices countered with a pro justice and pro peace voice. recently a committee in the us house of representatives held the hearing on the rise of anti semitism on college campuses. it's infuriating and unbelievable. they have not held one on the rise in the summer folded the to pedagogy, l g 0, montgomery county, maryland. the nothing use the world health organization is asking china for information about an increase in it with spiritual illnesses. authorities have reported clusters of pneumonia cases in children for more on this let speak to katrina you in beijing. katrina what appears to be going on here. then well we heard from china is national health commission earlier this month saying that has indeed been a surgeon, was through treat illness across, milled in china in particular. so the kind of illnesses that we'll see not into when mycoplasma pneumonia, which is this type of bacterial infection, rsvp or surgery virus, and corporate 19th. and what's particularly worrying, especially for the w h o, is that we've seen very slight incidents of these illnesse

shift, hopefully were where the pro israel voices countered with a pro justice and pro peace voice. recently, a committee in the us house of representatives held a hearing on the rise of anti semitism on college campuses. it's infuriating and unbelievable. they have now held one on the rise in a storm, a full deck patel pedagogy, l g 0, montgomery county maryland. all right, let's bring in some of the shep tale now. he's a professor conflict resolution and diplomacy at george mason university. so um, as we've been reporting all morning this, this deal for the, for the cease fire is, is delayed for at least until uh, friday friday. but we may be getting some new development on that. we don't know at this point. but what, what do you think maybe behind this to like, what sort of 2 main agreements have been humbled. a known one is the really see if the release of 50 hostages extra for a 150 prisoners from is where i live, james. and also to a low $300.00 trucks to the living room and the student assistance, but they don't have something. the details are not clear yet. and the question is why the work up in

where is it where the pro israel voices countered with a pro justice and pro peace voice. recently a committee in the us house of representatives held the hearing on the rise of anti semitism on college campuses. it's infuriating and unbelievable. they have not held one on the rise, and so i'm a product the to pedagogy, l g 0, montgomery county, maryland. okay. one more story for you before we go at least assessing one people have been killed and thousands injured in a sam paid out of state him in the republic of congo. it happened on monday night at the or nano stadium in the capital crossville where ami recruitment operations launch last week. the recruitment process has now been suspended a day of morning. the cloud, local media say the stumpy was treated by a young man seeking to submit the applications to join the army. that's it for me, right inside inside the story is next day with us. the . the hey, there is a return of rain for northern saudi arabia and we know as of late, these have been some pretty big storms of large hail as well. so we could see a repeat of that on thursday. now d

peace. the town of committee sleep directly on the syrian so it gets pulled up. this is the home if the autonomous administration of northern and eastern syria, as well as java is officially cold. not long after the start of the syrian civil war, the codes who lived in the oil rich ne, set up an autonomous region and declared self rule. but it's not especially recognized by the government of syria or indeed any states the road. java is a thorn in the side of turkish president ad one in particular. you hum ahmed code president of its executive council explains why those are the 2 key. what's the quote, how do you the most it onto the, how well, since it's the foundation in 1923 to the turkish republic call has denied the very existence of us current of the so the, the government is afraid that recognizing kurdish identity in turkey, co a good week and turks as an ethnic group and divide the nation most of the month to community digikey pest. you have the best for you to the, the fun in this money. but here in rhode java, the native language kurdish is taught in ma

resulted in a peace agreement in 1973 because it had fish and the nobel peace prize that same year 2 members of the nobel committee resigned in protest and the war raged on for another 2 years. one of his craters, touring policy achievements was the opening of relations with china, paved the way for nixon's historic visit in 1972. the 1st us president to visit the communist country and meet with nita miles at don't ending more than 2 decades of diplomatic isolation. and in the midst of the cold war, he helped these tensions with washington's of the great, i'm talking this, the soviet union, kissinger was instrumental in to develop them and treat teeth that initiated to throw in relations between the super powers. he also played an important role in because she had seen peace and the young people that by strengthening the position of the us in the middle east. often nixon's resignation over the watergate scandal kissinger remained secretary of state under gerald ford. but he always keep the hand in politics advising a succession of presidents from both sides of the political spectrum. the everybody knows that posit

rothchild is on the steering committee of the jewish voice for peace health advisory council and providingrequent updates on the deteriorating medical situation on the ground in gaza. she's also the mentor liaison for we are not numbers, and on the board of gaza mental health foundation. welcome back. if you can talk about the attack on hospitals. you have the attack on the ambulance convoy. israel said it was because they were transporting hamas fighters. you have the attack on the hospitals come israel says it is because command-and-control is underneath. can you comment on this? and the number of the death toll at this point? >> this is an appalling situation in terms of the death toll. there are multiple international laws, starting with the geneva accord, being violated. you're not allowed under any circumstances to bomb hospitals, health centers, ambulances. this is against international law. israel --israeli military for years with multiple different attacks has accused health facilities of sheltering "terrorists." they have never produced good documentation. even if there were tunn

during the peace negotiations in paris, some of these journalists who were members of the public information committeee present to explain the achievements of the war to the people. wilson's lectures in paris. it was done with keywords that these reporters had created and in other words created. keywords such as freedom , democracy for all and a world without war, fighting for peace and equality. the result of the enthusiastic reception of the people of paris it was from wilson. wilson had become the saving angel of europe. among the members of the public information committee, there was a person named ham. he witnessed the strong reception of the parisians for wilson. seeing this reception surprised him. he had just realized the power of persuasion of public opinion and wanted to use this great power for economic benefits. and at the age of 1926, i was in paris for the entire time of the peace conference that was held in the suburbs of paris and we worked to make the world safe for democracy, that was a big slogan, when i came back to the united states, i decided that if you could use propaganda for

i made the shots from the national committee of our local councils, and israel views the rest of form, a threat and peace as an attempt to silence the our communities points. you will see that there is molding one side for the rest. the rest of university students and the rest of the work is literally anyone that can write anything on facebook that may show sympathy for all people in going. so there are risks mass arrests. there is another type of arrest that we have also discovered in recent days. concerning anyone trying to go out to the streets and participate in a demonstration. even lead is like the head of the holly follow up committee mohammed barricade and former kinetic members. they only organized a peaceful protest gathering less than 50 people, only leaders in the community and they were arrested. up until the 7th of october, no one was arrested without justification for incitement only by order of the public prosecutor. after october 7th, the police could see a facebook post and proceed to arrest the person without the public prosecutor. it's clear that the matter is political, it's been g.

where the pro israel voices countered with a pro justice and pro peace voice. recently, a committee in the us house of representatives held the hearing on the rise of anti semitism on college campuses. it's infuriating and unbelievable. they have not held one on the rise. and so i'm a product the to pedagogy l g 0, montgomery county, maryland. well that's it for me, hasn't think of for this new job, but i'll be back in a moment with more of the days. the as the we're on guns, the continues. we bring you the latest reactions and global out. we have come to appeal to governments. wait, wait, and goes done. besides, on the palestinians are brothers. once honest, it's a shame, what's happening to the pen, assuming people, and that some european governments are even supporting that we citizens and mobilized so that at least there's a ceasefire. it's not just about this latest flare up of violence. this has been going on for more than 75 years. please stay with us. for the latest developments on al jazeera, after oppression for generations, there comes a time to fight for freedom and surviva

shift, hopefully were where the pro israel voices countered with a pro justice and pro peace voice. recently, a committee in the us house of representatives held a hearing on the rise of anti semitism on college campuses. it's infuriating and unbelievable. they have now held one on the rise in a storm, a folded patel pedagogy, l 0, montgomery county maryland demonstrations that continuing across the world in solidarity with palestinians. thousands of people have months in the pa, kasanya capitalism, of on to denounce israel's foreign garza. hundreds of school children joins the protest. and these of the scenes in melvin australia with students have held protests against the vote. they called on the government to stop the military aged israel. what is it for me? tell them the cry for this news. uh but i will be back in just a moment with much more of the guys use more on the war on cost. the is simply fine. it's has been pushing palestinians out to finance for years. but since october, the 7th, it's been like nothing big seen before with a to 100 people from where they stand for the one community in the o

where is it where the pro israel voices countered with a pro justice and pro peace voice. recently a committee in the us house of representatives held the hearing on the rise of anti semitism on college campuses. it's infuriating and unbelievable. they have not held one on the rise in the store. i'm a product the to pedagogy l g 0, montgomery county maryland. well that's it for me. told me the price of this is all about how as we speak, it will be back in just a moment with much more of the day's news, including the latest from gaza, the the business latest to be sponsored by interlock tuck. he's real estate consultant . the businesslike judge to be sponsored by intellect tuck, he's real estate consultant. israel has now imposed a complete fees on god's that so how do they survive if you have no income? how do you live? cost of living rose sharply after the war and ukraine could something like that happen again as a ripple effect of the guys, what is it us contract is mainly who are benefiting from this. when the price of oil goes up, the cost of almost every thing goes up, counting the costs

during the peace negotiations in paris, some of these reporters who were members of the public information committeee present to explain the achievements of the war to the people. wilson's speeches in paris were conducted with key words that these reporters made, in other words had created keywords such as freedom , democracy for all and a world without war, fighting for peace and equality. the result was the enthusiastic reception of wilson by the people of paris. wilson had become the saving angel of europe. among the members of the public information committee, there was a person named edward bernays. he witnessed the strong reception of the parisians for wilson. he had realized and wanted to use this huge force for economic profits. i was in paris for the entire time of the peace conference that was held in the suburbs of paris and we worked to make the world a safer democracy. that was a big slogan. when i came back to the united states, i decided that if you could use propaganda for war, you could certainly use it. and made him a man who can build a new world, a world in which people are free,

militia of the lpr, which he headed, was the head of the special control committee, the structure that recorded the shelling of peaceful work. this year i was elected to the people's council, i wanted to work on establishing a peaceful life in the region. the attack on mikhail filipponenko is an outright war crime by the current ukrainian regime. the main intelligence directorate of ukraine openly admitted to preparing and conducting this terrorist attack against. mikhail yurievich was wounded, then he survived, today the criminals attacked again, he really loved that everything was right, everything was according to the law, he never minced words and said things as they really are. the investigative committee opened a criminal case under three articles, including the one directed. this is not the first time ukrainian militants have used terrorist tactics; the enemy is now suffering huge losses every day. terrorist attacks are criminal revenge for the successes of our military. nikolay dolgachev, vitaly bryksin, aztagonov, nikolay pyrkh, andrey ostashev, conduct lugansk. now there is a short advertisement, this is what

committee violence interventionists. one of my proudest moment to doing this work is hearing our chicago police officers commended for doing work for establishing peacethe committee and establishing nonaggression agreements. i'm equally proud way here our community violence intervention commend the police officers for treating residents and those causing harm with respect and dignity. since may, 2018, the violence recovery program has engaged over 9000 patients. 85% of them have been african-americans in 70% have been victims of gunshot wounds and 81% males, 80% involved in committee violence. 60% between the ages of 22-40. our program has accepted 89% of the patients that accepted help with this work. this outcome speaks to their terrific work number reinjury rate is only at the program level thanks to senator durbin's heel initiative and we are working to establish data sharing agreements with all of the 10 hospitals part of the initiative. as we continue to experience the impact of this gun violence, it's clear this is a persistent public health crisis. however, our response to be proactive needs to happen through a collaborative and coordinated a

kiril strimausov, co-founder of the rescue committee for peace and order, died in an accident a yeare the russian flag over kherson and was awarded the order of courage. difficult times in the country there is always a shortage of such people, bright, dedicated, self-sacrificing, we will miss kiril, i want to say that children we must remember and be proud, to know what our father was like. to know his role in that process of returning our native historical regions to the historical homeland, in fact, that’s why i want there to be more people like kirill. dear friends, comrade-in-arms, he knew its value when he devoted himself entirely, completely, to the idea that we all had of returning to the russian federation, for the cause to which he dedicated himself... muravyov and yana shcherbata about the exploits of senior lieutenant zalto arsalanova. the officer shared this dugout with them, and when the time came, together with his soldiers, he went into battle. this is the very front line of defense, from here the dnieper is literally hundreds of meters away, so moving through the tren

these protesters claimed to be in favor of middle east peace, but they injured six capitol hill police officers outside democratic committeeuarters. violence the new republican speaker of the house mike johnson condemned as he defended the officers. it isn't clear how the safety of those very same officers will be impacted by friday's release of the explicit security footage of the january 6th assault on the capitol. a year out from a heated presidential race, let's all bring some civility back to our politics, the serious issues facing our country require it. we'll be right back. veterinary boutique hospital. he owner ata i was 5...6 years of age and i knew i was going to be a vet. once alexandra called me to let me know that bank of america had approved my loan... it was important to me. we not only just provide the financing piece, we do everything that we can to surround them with the right people. all you need is a perfect, amazing team that will guide you through the right steps to be successful. and that's what bank of america was for me. >>> that's it for us today. thank you all for watching. until next week, for "

peace. also, the implementation of the construction of 40 residential units for the relief committee beneficiaries 20 dowry series was also started with the presence of sardar. salami went to the homes of needy women. the commander in chief of the revolutionary guards in the gathering of the veterans and pioneers of the holy defense pointed to the al-aqsa storm in palestine and the removal of the mask from the face of the enemy's criminals and said: everyone understood that this islamic revolution which was inspired and informed by its leader it was making the world aware of the disgusting reality of arrogance. it was a fact. sardar salami also considered the actions of the construction mobilization in deprived areas to revive the spirit of hope in the society and said: "it is our honor to serve the people of zaibat." we will fight with anyone who wants to target the honor of our nation, the honor and dignity of our nation, the greatness of this nation. but we also fight against poverty, we also fight against weakness. we fight with deprivation, we build together. this way too. it continues and go

committee hearing. whereas, the illegal occupation incited by rashida tlaib was organized by jewish voice for peace, which is the anti-defamation league calls a radical anti-israel advocate group that advocates for a complete economic, cultural, and academic boycott of the state of israel. and that believes israeli policies and actions are motivated by deeply rooted jewish racial cronyism and religious supremacism. whereas, several illegal occupiers at the capitol belong to a group messaging chat called, global intifada, which is the arabic ward for rebellion, or uprising. and refers to a series of protests and violent riots carried out by palestinians in israel during the last century. whereas, by inciting an illegal occupation of the capitol complex on october 18, 2023, rashida tlaib followed hezbollah's orders to carry out a day of unprecedented anger. following an explosion at a gaza hospital, lying about israel's responsibility for the attack, which the united states intelligence agencies said was not perpetuated by israel. whereas, over 300 arrests were made following the illegal occupation of the c

rothchild is on the steering committee of the jewish voice for peace health advisory council and providingquent updates on the deteriorating medical situation on the ground in gaza. she's also the mentor liaison for we are not numbers, and on the board of gaza mental health foundation. welcome back. if you can talk about the attack on hospitals. you have the attack on the ambulance convoy. israel said it was because they were transporting hamas fighters. you have the attack on the hospitals come israel says it is because command-and-control is underneath. can you comment on this? and the number of the death toll at this point? >> this is an appalling situation in terms of the death toll. there are multiple international laws, starting with the geneva accord, being violated. you're not allowed under any circumstances to bomb hospitals, health centers, ambulances. this is against international law. israel --israeli military for years with multiple different attacks has accused health facilities of sheltering "terrorists." they have never produced good documentation. even if there were tunnel

four, rectify the state of palestine, hold national committee accountable, and we need a plan to implement also, what has been done before the arab peaceke sure that these are done and then fifth and final thing that he said there was he called for international support to help a palestinian agencies to support his people, including rebuilding gaza, support the budget of the government, provide financial stability, and he said this was agreed upon in the former arab league meetings, provide resources to advance the palestinian economy, and uh also he made sure that he said we will continue reform program and uh we should get ready for new presidential and general elections. so the ph this is a joint meeting and it's being held in uh riad of the oic uh and the arab league and you're seeing now the uh jordanian king talk there and this is uh many eyes are are on this in order to see if there could be a ceasefire at minimum to come to play here something that uh the us and other uh western uh perhaps officials at this point have failed to do because they all rejected that. the iraning president also is in attendance, we will obviously bei

will have serious consequences on international peace. on the sidelines of the un security council's meeting, a statement was made by the ministerial committee assigned by the joint arab islamic extraordinary summit that was recently held in saudi arabia. the statement said a truth deal regarding israel's war on gaza is not enough. it called for establishing a lasting ceasefire. the double standards of the un security council have all is been criticized by turkey. president tayyib erdogan has said that the fate of the world should not be in the hands of limited number of countries. rashanan saglam, press tv, istanbul. the boycott campaign targeting pro israeli products is reshaping the business landscape in pakistan, in response to the widespread calls for boycott, companies affiliated with the us and israel are compelled to make swift strategic adjustment. to align with the evolving consumer sentiments our correspondent nasa khasme brings us more on the issue from the capital islamabad. the ongoing boy campaign against pro israeli products has set in motion a transformative period for western businesses in pakistan. faced with a ressounding

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she's also a filmmaker and is on the steering committee for the jewish voice for peace health advisory council. she joins us live from seattle very well. welcome to you. i understand that you were in gauze a back in august having looked at all of the images that we'd be looking at over the past few weeks. what does it mean to you to see it in the state now as well? the images are pretty devastating and also i'm in touch with people on the ground. colleagues, young writers, other doctors and health care workers. and so i'm looking at rumbles in the places that i've actually been so you know i was in uh garza, after the 2014 worse. so i physically was present walking through revel, seeing miles of houses demolished. you know, kids, toys, underwear, ceramics, all crushed so, so i have a visceral sense of what that's like and it just stirs up all of those memories. i also am in touch with, you know, people on the ground. so i'm getting the stories of how this feels and what it is like to be like, you know, 70 percent or 80 percent of the population is internally displaced. what does it fee

peaceful resolution of the conflict. we discussed this and other topics today with the chairman of the federation council committee on internationalrisovich, thank you, that they found the time, everything is really happening very actively, international life is in full swing, a lot has happened this week, of course, the main event is now happening in the middle east, and mr. blinken, on friday, when he arrives for the umpteenth time, information appeared in the media ... that he will supposedly persuade the israeli leadership to provide humanitarian corridors, before that, mr. biden, the president was, and after that the ground part of the operation began anyway, a message comes from the israeli military that they have surrounded gaza, already and there are already street battles going on there, directly, that is, while everything is still going on in the military department, and yet the civilian population is suffering very seriously, if we take the political component, do you think the americans will still succeed, well, first of all, i want to say , that i agree with those people who believe that if this fire, such a strategic

this, week police and protesters from jewish voice for peace and if not now clashed outside the democratic national committeerotests calling for an immediate cease fire. my political panel is back, jennifer rubin, nayyera haq, and former congressman, david jolly. congressman, the united states approach to dealing with israel has garnered lots of criticism from some factions of the democratic party. but the biden administration's response, and the way in which they have handled israel's why fuel has been helped to be secured, aid deliveries are happening, as well as brief daily humanitarian pauses. i think if the president were outwardly criticizing prime minister netanyahu in public, those things would not be happening. so how else can the white house continue to exert pressure over an ally, to further protect civilian lives. but also balance the need to quell with some parts of the factions at home. or do they just say whatever to the factions? >> simone, the reality is, the traditional political lines around support for israel and our alliance with israel are getting blurred. but only around the edges. the

peace on october 6th, right. there weren't 1400 barbaric acts committeed, or 30 american hostages on october 6th. i'm glad secretary clinton and i share the same view, a ceasefire would be a mistake and demanding of the israelis, a foreign policy error of the highest order. >> john: one of the things we have seen on college campuses across america and other places as well, a troubling rise in antisemitism. we have been looking to the white house to respond to this. what the vice president said about it. listen here. >> we have seen an uptick in anti-palestinian, anti-arab, antisemitic and islamaphobic across america. this is a plan from hate, bigotry and violence. >> john: what did you think of the white house announcing the policy in the despicable rise of antisemitism? >> yeah, its disgusting what vice president harris said and disconnected. disgusting in that it fundamentally does not understand that it is jews across america being threatened in large numbers, radically disproportionate numbers, even according to their own fbi director and disconnected because it fundamentally is disconnected

committee will start working in the near future, belarus is also counting on new breakthrough scientific projects that will advance the development of all industries. the use of atomic energy for peacefulses today at the bilaiya base a meeting of the state commission was held cis participants. it includes representatives of the ministries of the academy of sciences, regulatory bodies from seven countries of the commonwealth, as well as representatives of the state corporation. we reviewed the progress of the program for the development of national nuclear infrastructure, issues of public acceptability of projects on the use of atomic energy for peaceful purposes, as well as the prospects for projects in the field of non-energy technologies, discussed cooperation within the framework of the international research center based on the reactor installation of a multi-purpose research reactor, we here we are developing such approaches to the management of spent nuclear fuel, issues of isotope products, medicine, with application, issues of personnel training, so... and the accumulation of knowledge and its transfer in the field of the use of peaceful atoms, we will now create a program for

committee of belarus opened a criminal case under the article of crime against security humanity. previously, criminal cases were opened against their comrades from poland and lithuania, though. these countries participated in disturbing the peaces of the middle east; they are in no hurry to let refugees in. maybe it's different? the confrontation between the west and russia, which began during the cold war, has unexpectedly continued in our days. in their attempt not to be like the russians, representatives of the so -called civilized world have reached a new level. now they don’t have enough... values, family and marriage, they came up with european ones demand compliance with new standards; in case of disobedience, removal of children, the west has come to the point that it is destroying itself from within. the author's project of ksenia lebedeva is different. watch new episodes on the belarus 24 tv channel. each of the heroes of the project is doing something important. the chief custodian of funds is an earthly profession , very responsible, our team is working to collect and preserve materials about the past for the sake of the future, we will introduce you to people who have found their calling, i am the deputy director

peaceful coexistence supports these. now russia has launched an appeal against its suspension by the international olympic committee. rushes olympic committee was punished by the eye of c for including some ukrainian regional sports organizations as its own members, the court of arbitration for support and will now review the appeal it's decision will be final and bind. you're watching the videos live in from berlin. here's a reminder of our top story, the gaza health industry, which is run by come us claims more than 10000 people who have been killed since israel watched. it's aaron ground defensive retaliation for the october 7th terror attacks. this is dw news after a short break. i'll be back to take you through the day. stick around. we'll be right back. the china is taking the electric. com ok with the new e t find buy stores this the dad has sent out to compete with us. and the us did promise is a long range at a relatively low price to kind of, to live up in 60 minutes on dw, the how many pushed us are now in the world right now. the climate change, the story. this is much less the way from just one week. how much

peace. on wednesday, the groups helped organize a protest at the democratic national committee's headquarters washington, d.c., where house minority leader hakeem jeffries and other lawmakers were gathered. u.s. capitol police violently moved in on the protesters as they held hands to block the entrance to the dnc. police described the protest as "not peaceful" and claimed that protesters pepper sprayed officers. put images from the protest shows it was officers who deployed pepper spray and that officers used force to remove the demonstrators. this is eva borgwardt, national spokesperson for ifnotnow speaking during the police action. >> we are outside the democratic party headquarters. he's and equality. -- peace and equality. call for a cease-fire now. [indiscernible] 80% of our party want a cease-fire. >> hold on. aamy: protest organizers say 90 people were injured. capitol police say six of their officers sustained injuries. one person was arrested. one lawmaker who was inside the dnc, california congressmember brad sherman, took two media to describe the activists as "pro-terrorist, ant