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. >>> plus, the queen of jordan offers sharp criticism of western leaders and their reaction to the catastrophe unfolding in gaza. we'll have her comments when we come back. >>> welcome back. i'm lynda kinkade. israel's reaction to the united nations says gaza will not have a moment of quiet until all the hostages held by hamas are brought home. israel's defense forces dropped leff lets in gaza on tuesday appealing for information about the hostages being held by hamas. it proms protection and compensation in between. an 84-year-old woman is one of the hostages released. she says a masked gunman took her underground which she said was like a spiderweb. >> translator: we began walking inside the tunnels with the wet ground. it was moist all time. we arrived at large hall. there we were, 25 people. after two to three hours, they separated five people from my kibbutz nir oz. >> even before the war with hamas, tensions have been high with palestinians in the west bank and israelis in the settled area. 700,000 israelis in the region. cnn's sara sidner is in the west bank with more. and warning, some

and the queen of jordan, on cnn , criticized western countries for their inability to condemn the deathsilians and the hypocrisy that comes from the summit of eu leaders. they gathered in brussels to discuss conflicts. in ukraine and the middle east. in fact, they certainly don’t have any consensus. therefore, now the talk is not about a ceasefire in the middle east, but about humanitarian pauses. but a famous specialist in the field of linguistics and history, anna lena berbak, and she generally spoke , came up with a new term: humanitarian, we are apparently talking about the cessation, so to speak, of active hostilities for a very short period of time, so that several trucks with humanitarian aid can pass through the gas. russia has initiated the resumption of a special session of the un general assembly on the protection of palestinian citizens, where they will consider a draft resolution from arab countries. its main points coincide with moscow’s proposals for an immediate cessation of hostilities. ivanin. this alpha pay, the freedom to pay as it suits you, pay as you wish with alph

syria, why are they bombing its airports, and why is everything not so calm in jordan, why queen rania, the ethnic queen ofception of the conflict is beginning to change a little, and guterres he i didn’t just say that, but firstly, you are absolutely right that in all the resolutions, this is called occupation, there is a border of the year sixty-seven, according to the resolution of the security council, the general assembly, it was the creation of the state of israel was announced, but together with the state of israel, a palestinian state was to be created, well, yes, the so-called two-state settlement, for which... the russian federation, especially the russian federation, is in favor, now urgent news, shaigu reported...

the queen of jordan, she is palestinian, ethnic, it is no coincidence that in an interview with cnn, nk, just start to make americans sick. the people of the middle east, including jordan, are shocked and disappointed. world to the unfolding catastrophe, the last two weeks have become a drinking example of the policy of double standards in the world. when october 7th happened, the whole world instantly and unequivocally rallied around israel and its right to self-defense, as well as condemned the attack. but in the last 2 weeks we have been faced with silence all over the world. countries have even stopped expressing their concern or acknowledging the victims, they always declare their support for israel, that is , we are told that shooting entire families is bad, but bombing them is normal, right? this is double standards, it is shocking to the arab world. this conflict did not begin on october 7, although it was portrayed as such. you know, most tv channels cover this... on the other side of this war on the other side of the barbed wire, this war has never stopped, this is a seventy

wars, standards in action, the queen of jordan said in an interview with a journalist. 6,000 civiliansready been killed, 2.5 of them children, we see massacres using precision weapons, entire families are being destroyed, residential areas are being razed to the ground, hospitals, schools, churches, mosques, doctors, journalists have become targets, un mission staff, is this self-defense? any country has the right to self-defense, but not by any means, she emphasized. maria skorodilka, news. the european union is unlikely to be able to fulfill its promise to supply ukraine with about a million shells by march next year. bloomberg reports, citing its sources, that the eu initiative has now been completed by 30%. taking into account the signed contracts , it is unclear where european countries will get hundreds of thousands more supplies for ukraine. manufacturers will not have time to produce such a quantity in time left. therefore, some countries of the union are already privately proposing to postpone the deadline for the initiative. some of the shells may go to israel instead of ukra

double standards in action, the queen of jordan said in an interview with journalists, any country hashe right to self-defense, but not by any means, she emphasized. maria skorodilka, news. now economics news, alexandra, the share of national currencies in trade in russia and the cis countries exceeds 85%, as reported by the ministry of economic development, tell us how much is per ruble? tatyana, more than 80%, for now on to other topics. vinselkhoz raised its grain harvest forecast for this year to 140 million tons, of which 93 million is wheat. the head of the ministry, dmitry patrushev, announced this on wednesday at a meeting of vladimir putin with the cabinet of ministers. it is expected that this will be the second largest result in the history of the country, the harvest of oilseeds and vegetables will exceed the average for 5 years. the share of national currencies in trade between russia and the cis countries exceeds. 85%. the ruble accounts for more than 80% of export-import transactions, said the minister of economic development. maxim reshetnikov in an interview with a rus

computer, a line , you don’t even need to type, i wanted to talk about morality, here is the queen of jordan, but in essence double standards are morality. or its absence, this is moral, and this is immoral, that is, in essence, this is the meaning of double standards, in what we are now seeing between jews and arabs, of course, it is very difficult for many to maintain a balanced view, a cold mind i can’t keep someone, nikolay, don’t offend me, a little bit between the israelis and the arabs, here between the arabs and israelis yes, because firstly, not all israelis are jews. and not all jews are israelis, of course, the amendment is absolutely fair, some cannot even maintain neutrality, well , the situation is really very complicated, some do not try to be neutral at all, look, turkey completely sides with palestine, well, we it’s clear why, but there are no questions here, the united states of america completely immediately sides with israel, why? well , because israel is a kind of protectorate the united states of america, their outpost in the middle east, they finance it, they naturally

the face, the peacekeepers are playing with their backs, double standards are in action, the queen of jordanin an interview with reporters. 6,000 civilians have already been killed, 2,500 of them children. we see massacres using precision weapons, entire families are destroyed, residential areas are leveled to the ground. the targets were hospitals, schools, churches, mosques, doctors, journalists, mission employees, what is this? self-defense? any country has the right to self-defense, but not just any with russian prime minister mikhail mishustin in kyrgyzstan, where meetings of the eurasian intergovernmental council, the council of heads of government of the cis states and the council of heads of government of the shanghai cooperation organization will be held today. among the main topics are deepening economic contacts and mechanisms for financing joint industrial projects and the formation of energy markets. with colleagues pas mikhail. will also discuss cooperation in the field of security environment, it is expected that a number of significant documents will be signed as a result. an

queen of jordan said that we're seeing the i'm, i'm good coalition that they built on ukraine getting a hold of the global science on board that potentially could be threatened by the sort of thing that you've seen in the last 3 weeks with so many people that 3 weeks where 3000 least 3000 children have died. that's israel, killing a 1000 children a week, like i would love to come back to the possible repercussions on ukraine if we have time. but i have to ask you about the language. so gabe was telling us that in this resolution that they are looking at and will be voting on. they have changed from the word ceasefire, that's out. and they have replaced it with immediate durable, sustain humanitarian truce. what's the, what's the difference? well, i think in the hierarchy of, of, of stopping the fighting for a bait, a ceasefire as seen as the most solid. would the truth seek truth seems more set temporary. and i think some of the countries who maintained israel has the right to defend itself. we can question whether we, what we're seeing is the actual defense or, or a very brutal reven

the queen of jordan says that the west in general... reacts to all this not okay, and even in the europeanon , the first persons, ursula fonder and michel borel, have already quarreled over the position, did not express the same position regarding the support of one or the other side and in general their reaction, even in the states, when they went, they held all their meetings separately, that this is how the world is divided even more and, eh, can this have an impact in general and on military conflicts in the middle east, and on the situation in the world, in particular also on our war, well, let's still divide, yes, not what is divided, it's just that many are faced with a dilemma, a very difficult dilemma, what will happen if a full-scale military operation begins in gaza with all cadres, how will hezbollah, iran and and in general, the region, and the arab street in in jordan and in egypt, and what will happen next, most importantly, there is no answer to what happens next , there is no certainty that it is possible to achieve the goals set by military means, that is, the destruction

the queen of jordan spoke exclusively with cnn's christiane amanpour and called out the western world for condemning hamas but not criticizing israel's air strikes in gaza. >> i just want to remind the worlt that palestinian mothers love their children just as much as any other mother in the world and for them to go through this is just unbelievable. and equally, i think the people all around the middle east including in jordan, we are just shocked and disappoint the by the world's reaction to this catastrophe that is unfolding. in the last couple of weeks we've seen a glaring double standard in the world. whennock 7th happened, the world immediately and unequivocally stood by israel and tried to defend itself d condemned the attack that happened. but when we -- what we're seeing last couple of weeks, we're seeing silence in the world. you know, countries have stopped just expressing concern or acknowledging the casualties. but always with a preface of declaration of support for israel. and are we being told that it is wrong to kill a family, an entire family at gunpoint. but it is ok

jordan that our camps, referred to as camps. refugee camps. they built up over the, years they have streets and lights, but the majority of people in jordan are palestinians. the queen of jordan is a palestinian. the majority of the working people in jordan are palestinians. many of them working and substandard jobs living in substandard housing. so when things like this happen between israel and palestine, or israel and gaza, everything heats up here in jordan for number of reasons. jordan always worries about its population growth, and -- escapism syria, and they worry about, they're and their economy, it is nowhere close to as bad as things are in lebanon where him is. this is a much more developed in advance and prosperous country. there is a lot of unrest in the streets, as matt ed, there's a lot of conflict among the countries and where they are coming down on whether it is israel, or hamas, or both the blame for this and that is where the distinction comes in. when we talk about -- jared kushner and trump negotiated, those were trade alliances with saudi arabia and the emirates. those were not things that -- there were no palestinians involved in that, no pal

jordan. more than 60% of the population right here in jordan's palestinian. including the queent of unrest. here there is a lot of dissatisfaction. there is a lot of trouble as well. there are about 1 million people who are trying to get out of gaza. if they can't come to jordan because there's no way to cross from gaza across israel into jordan. this is a destination that a lot of them would like to come to. they're also trying to get to each. if that border is close. there's a direct crossing from gaza into egypt. that is close. the egyptians are very worried about that right now. knowing that they cannot get into israel. that border is completely sealed off. the whole region is tense right now about what's going to happen. not just with the refugees, but where the various governments in the region are going to come down on what happens in the next few days. the next few days, israel has promised a remarkable retaliation against gaza. again, they're waiting to figure out what their hostage situation. is they don't want to have a full stale retaliation until they're able to get

but the majority of, the effective majority of people in jordan are palestinians. the queenf jordan is a palestinian. the majority of the working people in jordan are palestinians, many of them working in some substandard jobs, living in substandard housing, so when things like this happens between israel and palestine or israel and gaza everything heats up here in jordan. for a number of reasons. one is jordan always worries about its population growth and weather can handle more refugees, it took a lot of refugees from, escapees from syria and they worry about that and their economy. it is nowhere close to as bad as things are in lebanon where matt it is, this is a much more developed and advanced and prosperous country. but, there is a lot of unrest in the streets and, as matt said, there is a lot of conflict about the countries and where they are coming down on. whether it is israel, or hamas, or both to blame for this and the street. that is where the distinction comes in. we talk about the abraham accords that jared kushner and president trump negotiated, those were tr

. >> all right, nada, thank you very much and to her point about the population of jordan half being palestinian, the queen of jordan, queen rania is palestinian. she has spoken out forcefully for gaza civilians and been critical of israel's response and in an early twitter post a few days ago. joining us now christiane amanpour and kaitlan collins. you were there when biden and prime minister netanyahu gave that statement. what does biden still think he can get done here this afternoon? >> well, they have a lot that they would like to get done, of course, what is achievable here when it comes to the humanitarian part given he is not going to have that in-person meeting with the leaders of egypt and jordan is still a really big question. white house officials sounded very hopeful on air force one on the way here, they cited the work that secretary blinken has been doing en route but obviously a lot has changed and the way the circumstances were when he was taking off from joint base andrews outside of washington is not what the white house had hoped to be the dynamic. this is already a really risky, challe

of terror by hamas. this is false and it was the opposite." brooke, your thoughts? >> brooke: people like this un official and also queen annia of jordanouth pieces, justifying genocide of jewish people and we have been here before and seen this. i can't tell you what it feels like to be a jewish person, a granddaughter of holocaust survivors, i never thought i would see this in my lifetime, they are not just justifying it, united nations is working with hamas to abuse palestinian children. united nations relief agency operates schools and invited hamas youth wing to recruit innocent muslim children from the schools to operate as human shields, to operate as child soldiers, suicide bombers, allows schools to be use as weapon depot, united nations is aiding and abetting and working with hamas. he is the problem and he hads to go. >> emily: we have take of queen dania who denounced the west for standing with israel. >> in last couple weeks we have seen a glaring double standard in the world, when october 7 happened, the world immediately and unequivocally stood by israel and right to defend itself and condemn the attack that happened, bu

a cnn anchor says the rest of the world, their words, agrees with the queen of jordan that there is one-sided watch this, please. >> she is expressing exact exactly what the rest of the world thinks, the world in which the muslims in many other parts of the world believe there is, as she said, a glaring double standard. stuart: dan, is she right? >> welsh, i find it -- well, i find it sadly ironic, because the king of jordan has refused to allow any of these civilians from gaza a to enter his borders. while israel is begging these people to leave the war, the king of jordan has said you can't come into my country, and you can't go into egypt either. he's doing the same thing that the hamas leaders are doing, forcing these civilians to stay in the war zone to die. stuart: okay. we got it. dan schneider, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: anti-semitic incidents in america have risen sharply since the war on israel began. is this a surge? lauren: it is in about two weeks' time. this comes from the anti-defamation league, it says incidents, a violent online mes

now in any. you don’t even need to type a line, i wanted to talk about morality, here is the queen of jordanmorality, or the lack thereof, this is moral, and this is immoral, that is, in essence, here this is the meaning of double standards , in what we are now seeing between jews and arabs, of course, for many... it’s difficult to maintain a balanced view, someone can’t keep a cool mind, nikolay, don’t offend me, i’ll try a little israelis and arabs, here between arabs, yes, because firstly, not all israelis are jews and not all jews are israelis, of course, the amendment is absolutely fair, some people can’t even maintain neutrality, well , the situation is really very complicated, some don’t even try to be neutral, look, turkey completely sides with palestine, well, we understand why, yes , there are no questions here, the united states of america completely immediately sides with israel, why, well, because israel is a kind of protectorate of the united states of america, their farpost on... they finance it, they naturally don’t want to lose it and support it immediately, for example, oth

queen rania of jordan was coming to visit. this is when i was running public engagement. queen rania of jordan was coming to visit, of course, coming through the most visible gate that the press and everybody comes through over on pennsylvania avenue. she was stuck. we could not get her in. and the press are watching queen rania stand on pennsylvania avenue in front of a security gate trying to get in. it's little things like that, right? gets reported all of those things. so the level of execution that you have to the tightrope was tremendous. and therefore, you know, the strain that was placed on everybody who works there to really obviously do the best because the country is relying upon you're in a great recession, make the right decisions, give the president the right information about, how to make it policy, decision, how to interact with the with the hell to get, you know, a bill passed. and then also the of scrutiny that is placed upon you is not like anything anyone will ever experience in any other job. i don't care if you're the ceo of a $3 billion company you w

. >> queen arena of jordan says there is, quote, a glaring double standard in the world's reaction tosrael hamas conflict, telling cnn's christiane amanpour that western leaders condemn the october 7th of tax but stood by israel and not called for a cease-fire when it comes to israel's bombing of gaza. she also said palestinians in gaza are now facing a terrible choice. >> i want to ask you about what jordan has said and your husband the king has said, that there has been an attempt or suggestion to move palestinians who seek safety into egypt or jordan, your country. and the king has said this is a. red line. i think planned by certain of the usual suspects to try to create de facto issues on the ground. no refugees in gordon, no refugees in egypt. >> well, look, the people of gaza now are facing two choices, either they leave or they faced death more collective punishment. so essentially, they're giving a choice between expulsion or extermination, between ethnic cleansing and genocide. and no people should be given -- should have to face that kind of choice. and what my husband was

queen rania of jordan who is herself palestinian, issued a statement condemning it. and despite what the israeli government is saying, you know, including the government of egypt and others are very clear in their statements that they believe it was an israeli attack. but whatever the source of it was, what does this do to this already horrific and caustic situation? >> well, you're right. i certainly don't know who was behind that rocket. but we do know that hamas has no credibility on such things. nor islamic jihad, but israel also has lost a great deal of credibility in the past when last year a palestinian american journalist was killed by israeli soldiers, and initially they were denying it. so both sides have, you know, rather impaired credibility on this thing. and as you suggest, two things we know are that there are a lot of dead civilians, real tragedy, and also this is inflaming the anti-american sentiment and the sympathy for the people of gaza around the region. king abdullah has it sure looks as if he has canceled president biden's visit. this will incr

justify the destruction of the entire nation, i just want to understand, they will go kill the queen of jordanunderstand how there can be anyone who condones the heinous terrorist act of hamas. and when they say, well , look, this information about heads being cut off is not true, but this justifies the killing of children, if they were not cut off heads that this makes this crime less horrifying, when they consciously went to kill old people, women, children, and take prisoners. and why, have we forgotten how our country shuddered from the crime against us, against what... with our children, with our women, with our military personnel, when their heads were cut off, they played football, they filmed this video, post it here , this is not in our culture, we have no such idea what difficult, difficult relations we had with the chechens, the war began, how they showed themselves chechens, well, this is russia, how russians now treat chechens, how chechens treat us, because we never said anywhere that nations are guilty, peoples are guilty, we had a tragic experience in our history when we evicte

relations there, i will say so , relations with its closest neighbor israel, which means the queen of jordanid that well, friends, this is a humanitarian disaster, what are you do, therefore in this in terms of time, there is less and less time, and i would not be surprised if soon, due to... the harsh actions of the idf and the israeli special services in the gaza strip, the same western european politicians who are now catching the hype on supporting israel will try, well, of course, not to publicly condemn, but to distance themselves from such people, in short, they are in splits, as long as their stretching allows them is not clear, the loyalty of jordan is maintained by the american bases that are located there, here, too, you need to understand perfectly well, but there are no such bases in lebanon, there the situation is quite difficult, the intensity of the fighting there is increasing with the help of artillery, tanks, helicopters and drones, now political scientist and journalist akhmat hazh ali is communicating with our studio from lebanon. akhmat, hello, how is the situation on t

abdullah has a problem in jordan. 50% of the population in jordan are palestinian. the queen is palestinian. abbas is there as well. you need to remind them we're paying you, we the united states are giving you $250 million a year. jordanians you get 1 billion from the u.s. and egypt you get 3.5 billion and you knowed to come on board and support or you won't get any money. economics are important in the region as well. a dual effort the messaging has to be clear and clear to iran as well. i'm hoping the message is genth to them. >> dana: i want you to listen to general david petraeus. >> what is going to follow? if we take down hamas, the terrorists, and islamic jihad and dismantle the political wing, who will be responsible for gaza? who will take care of the palestinian people? the prime minister should offer a vision that includes this is what life will be like for you if we exterminate hamas, that has been the mission that has been given. >> dana: what do you think of that, sir? >> i think it's a foolish statement. here is what i mean by that. look, dana, they shouldn't

ready the nouns being 12 o'clock, a kind of a one hour and a commercial strike, and a queen, jordan the conference for them. and black mark on their facebook page is in there to your pages. there is anger and there is a discuss with this happening in their sadness and the the taking the lives of people who are brand new way based on the it's really a request to relocate to an area and the ones who are increasing positively about this. now and then i'll switch to that in the in, in garza, and then they get killed in an hour before that. he's really army close to the hospital and said, please eventually how to connect, evacuated people in one hour and they told him, we're not going to do it. actually, they still showed them. and now they're thing in the misfire. the show this is such a lie to big lie. these really just trying to cover of the mess of correct. all right. yeah. i mean, i just had in his ready politician or last hour and, and he was saying it's all a lie. he was saying that what we're doing here is just propagating propaganda. i mean, it's very disturbing comment from i mean

but as you say, in the view of the arab world, those were queen ran i can't's word. she said it from her perspective and jordan a u.s. ally. there's a double standard in terms of how civilian casualties are viewed. kim dozier, we saw today one example of where u.s. pressure has worked to some degree. and that is allowing the restoration of communications or at least some communications out of gaza. do we have any sense as to what u.s. pressure on the israeli military to temper its military activities in gaza, to minimize or reduce civilian casualties? is there evidence that that pressure has made a difference on those operations? >> well, from the perspective that the arab world, there has been no letup in the constant bombing t from the perspective of military planners looking at this from the outside, you can see how israel, as it's doing a major ground incursion into gaza, which it did over the weekend, that it would want the communication shut down so that it could confuse the adversary and get as many of its people in as safely as possible. so, turning the coms back on a day later might not be militarily

everything not so calm in jordan, why the queen rania, and queen jordan, by the way, she is ethnically palestinian, also calls for all this, because the international perception of the conflict is beginning to change a little , and guterres, he didn’t just say that, but firstly, you are absolutely right that in all resolutions, this is called occupation, there is a border of the year sixty-seven, according to the security council resolution of the general assembly , the creation of the state of israel was announced, but together with the state of israel a state should have been created, well, yes, the so -called two-state settlement , which is supported by the russian federation, especially the russian federation, now urgent news, shaigu reported to putin about the readiness of the russian army to conduct training. nuclear strike in response to a nuclear strike from the enemy, details immediately after the advertisement. are you sure that i am she dead? i mean, what are you saying? if she's alive? premiere on rtr. with cameras and social networks in modern society, it is almost impossible to fall apart without help. you're right, there must be an assistant. you'

of 217. "the wall street journal" kim strassel said the ballot no longer matters. jordan, jesus and the later gates revolt, we are, anyone of us kings and queensains focused on party country, a small but significant number of mercenary members attend to glory in their power. back to the panel. byron, how, where, what happens? >> byron: they are back to square one. just absolutely square one. what they have done in the past 17 days is to eliminate all the leadership possibilities at the top of the republican party in the house. they are all gone now. so they have to look at a second team to find if there is somebody so an object of bull that they can get 217 out of 221 republican votes. that margin is always killing it. they only lose four and if they lose for, they cannot elect a speaker and it gives them somewhat larger power. but you were talking, kevin h hern, johnson, mike johnson and quite a few have thrown their hat in the ring. but they are back to the board. >> bret: obviously, the heat of exchanges between them are happening all over the place, including social media. here is congressman greg murphy with a tweet for an next post nancy

wars. standards in action, said the queen jordan in an interview with journalists. 6,000 civilians have already been killed, 2,500 ofhem children. we see massacres using precision weapons, entire families are destroyed, residential areas are razed to the ground. the targets were hospitals, schools, churches, mosques, doctors, journalists, and mission employees. is this self-defense? any country has the right to self-defense, but not by any means, she emphasized. news. russian prime minister mikhail mishustin is in kyrgyzstan, where a meeting of the council of heads of government of the shanghai cooperation organization is currently taking place. expanded composition. the main topics include deepening economic contacts, mechanisms for financing joint projects in industry and the formation of energy markets. mikhail mishustin also plans to discuss cooperation in the field of environmental protection with pashos colleagues. it is expected that the results will be. a number of significant documents were signed. russian cosmonauts successfully completed their spacewalk and returned to the international space station. the

of people are demonstrating against israel. >> martha: it sure does. jordan an interesting country to watch. 30 years ago there was a historic peace agreement between jordan and israel. we heard the queen speak out forcefully about what is happening to palestinians civilians and requesting patriot missiles on their borders. where will they come down? >> the king of jordan is a terrific ally of the united states. he doesn't have the security, say, that the monarchy does in saudi arabia. he is relatively insecure. he doesn't have natural resources like gasoline and so he is trying to rely upon his own friendships around the region and especially with the united states to stay in power. he has to watch his people. he has to try and appeal to them to keep them on his side. we don't need another major activity happening there. >> dana: one last question for you. trey yengst had breaking news saying there was an israeli and american official in qatar over the weekend to talk about hostages, which we know there are at least 10 or 12, depending on the number you get. american hostages still being held. >> we have all so much about qatar. our channel to a lot of the rogue states around the worl

seemed as though the fact that king abdullah of jordan refused to meet with president biden in the region. sort of got lost in the larger news of the war. now the queens speaking out forcefully, his wife. these are very close allies, close relationships between abdullah and the united states. she is speaking quite forcefully about how the west is responding to the situation in palestine and she's very unhappy about the response. watch this. >> when october 7th happened, the world immediately stood by israel and tried to defend itself and condemned the attack that happened. but when we -- what we're seeing, we're seeing silence in the world. >> martha: are we seeing a shift with some of the countries that we've worked well with in the past? are they pulling away from us now? >> i think there's just been a bit of a half life for the sympathy for israel by countries that have always traditionally been relatively supportive of the palestinians. keep in mind that jordan has more palestinian refugees than it has decendents. so you have to consider their domestic situation. i think that explains that very clearly. the challenge is that there are going to be

hours was perceived by the muslims of the region as recognition, the region in turn exploded indignation and rage. in jordan, where most citizens, including the queenassy. us flags were trampled in the crowd, and black banners, a symbol of revenge, were raised above the minarets. the head of the iranian foreign ministry openly called for a blockade of israel. we expect that islamic countries having diplomatic relations with the zionist regime will immediately sever their israeli ambassador from... the country, in addition, oil exports to israel or any other project carried out by any islamic state together with israel must be stopped immediately. infusion, in the absence of the israelis, the french embassy in the capital beiruti was stoned, supporters of radicals staged a motorcycle rally to the american diplomatic mission at which riots began, along the way they destroyed the un office, thousands of anti-israeli demonstrations in libya, iraq and morocco, newspapers came out with the headlines “humanity is dead” - state terror is unforgivable, and in istanbol the crowd besieging the israeli consulate managed to break through the first ring cordon.

hours was perceived by the muslims of the region as recognition, the region, in turn, burst into indignation and rage. in jordan, where most citizens, including the queenic countries that have diplomatic relations with the zionist regime will immediately sever them and expel the israeli ambassador from their country. in addition, oil exports to israel or any other project carried out by any islamic state together with israel must be stopped immediately. in the absence of the israelis, the french embassy in the capital was stoned. on the way, supporters of the radical staged a motorcycle rally to the american diplomatic mission, where riots began, and along the way they destroyed the un office, thousands of anti-israeli demonstrations in libya, iraq and morocco. turkish newspapers came out with headlines: humanity is dead, state terror is unforgivable. and in istanbul , the crowd besieging the israeli consulate managed to break through the first cordon ring , demolish the gates, turkish demonstrators tried to leave for the american airbase, but were stopped by the military. more. what local mcdonald's suffered because in israel this fast food chain supp

ill-advised — queen from jordan, it was a very ill—advised interview where she tried _ ill—advised interview where she tried to — ill—advised interview where she tried to equivocate all ofthe world and the journalism community can't seem to bring _ the journalism community can't seem to bring itself to call, and talk about — to bring itself to call, and talk about the _ to bring itself to call, and talk about the awful deaths that happened in palestine, and those deaths of civilians — in palestine, and those deaths of civilians and children are awful. but this— civilians and children are awful. but this began because people at a concert, _ but this began because people at a concert, at— but this began because people at a concert, at a rave in israel were minding — concert, at a rave in israel were minding their business, living their daily lives— minding their business, living their daily lives and work targeted by terrorists. and it shouldn't be surprised _ terrorists. and it shouldn't be surprised that israel is defending itself, _ surprised that israel is defending itself, and when the reaction as always. — itself, and when the reaction as always, "you can defend you

bit the runway out of fear, they should say that... nothing like that, where to go, with his own islamic population, where to go, queen nato- then it cannot if turkey says: no , jordan, not aljazi, she says things that i think make americans simply sick. including jordan, shocked and disappointed by the world's reaction to the unfolding disaster, the latter 2 weeks have become a blatant example of the policy of double standards in the world. when october 7th happened, the whole world instantly and unequivocally rallied around israel and its right to self-defense, and condemned this attack, but in the last 2 weeks we have been faced with silence throughout the world, countries have even stopped expressing their concern or acknowledging the victims. always declare their support for israel, that is, we are told that shooting entire families is bad, but bombing them is normal, right? this is double standards, it is shocking to the arab world. this the conflict did not begin on october 7, although it was portrayed as such. you know, most tv channels cover this story under the headline israel at war, but for many palestinians on the other side of this war, on the other si

. >> jim jordan -- >> they canceled the host of the bachelor, you see last week they tried to cancel kermit the frog and mr. potato head. >> george santos. >> i was not a drag queenn brazil. i was young and had fun at a festival. sue me for having a life. >> and a mystery guest straight from a d.c. court. >> look at joe biden. >> thinks he looks good in a bathing suit, right? i have a much better body than him. >> this house is on fire for one election no one can deny. who will it be? >> rudy giuliani! >> don't miss the [ bleep ] show. the masked speaker followed by an all new "how i met mother." >> jimmy: wednesday nights at 8:00 p.m. on fox. [ applause ] the other drama in the house is the one starring a real-life cartoon character from long island, representative george santos, who has you probably know is facing 23 felony charges. for whatever reason was seen roaming the halls of congress this weekend with a baby. remember that scene in titanic when billy zane starts grabbing random kids so he can get on a lifeboat? i mean, call me old fashioned, but anything more than 20 felony charges and you don't get to hold my baby. a reporter asked santos if it was his

and jordan are all singing more traditional holiday tunes after the success of their debut effort last christmas. at the same time, they'll be joined by some full-time musicians, including the queenchristmas album started out as a joke, but the more they talked about it, the more committed they became. >> we started to flesh the idea out of what it would look like, how we would do it, how we would get the musicians. i would say that's when it really became, oh, we're going to actually try and do this. it's not just like a governor -- goof, we're actually going to sing some songs. >> okay, hitting those notes. so preorder of vinyl copies of a philly special christmas begins november 3rd online. it will premiere on streaming services around the holidays. all of that money will be donated to charities based in philadelphia. the players say they want to beat the money the debut album made last year, which was more than $1.2 million. >> you know what's great, they're having so much fun. it makes you smile. that's really cool. >> i have to get my copy. >> it's for charity. >>> let's get started this morning. it was nice to see some rain over the weekend, and for some of us it was a pre

hours was perceived by the muslims of the region as recognition, the region, in turn, exploded with indignation and rage. in jordan, where most citizens, including the queenestinians in exile or their descendants burned israeli flags, the jewish embassy in aman was pelted with fireworks. calls for war were heard, us flags were trampled in the crowd, and black symbols in place the banners were raised above the minarets. the head of the iranian foreign ministry openly called for a blockade of israel. we expect that islamic countries that have diplomatic relations with the zionist regime will immediately sever them and expel the israeli ambassador from their country. in addition, in the absence of the israelis , the french embassy in the capital beiruti was stoned by radical supporters who staged a motorcycle rally to the american diplomatic mission , where riots began, and along the way they destroyed the un office. thousands of anti-israeli demonstrations in libya, iraq and morocco. turkish newspapers came out with headlines. died, unforgivably, state terror, here in istanbul, the crowd besieging the israeli consulate managed to break through the first cor

queen rania needs to stoped appeasing the arab world. she needs to allow the palestinians, along with the egyptian the egyptian president, to allow those palestinians that are trapped inside of gaza to move into jordan and move into egypt and like the colonel said, they need to be checked them to be documentedd dour. ug we got to make sure there's no terrorists moving through there. the tunnels. i want to talkths. to that becauset you asked a smart question. why don't we just use advanced technologywhy no to blow them u? so only one reason, sean, there's over 200 hostages being held in those tunnels. you've been in there. they go very deep below the ground. and if we destroy them ,ority our number one priority is the preservation of lifeis. lon israel is no longer listening wt or playing to any of theh rhetoric. like i've said before, with yoyu ,the gloves are off. israel is in complete preemptd e of attack mode, in my opinion, and the world needs to understan undd. and that the real terrorist threat is iran and has to have k an honest conversation about taking on.e done however, it needs to be donee ti because focus and their revolutionary revolutionary guard and their terror proxiest. are focused