the back section of the head of the poem , warqaba, and the poem was the nest of ramadi, white on ramadihave no doubt, that is, it is hajj abu mahdi, hajj abu mahdi, the poem is completely white , and it is completely fatlawt. i wash the hair until i see it. it means that you will come inside us. it is possible that i will live together after that. we will ascend and he will be his horoscope. it is something that is the end of the story. it is something that cannot be verified until this time. yes, we are possible. we ca n't believe that both of them are absent they are looking for the rest of the prisons and the rest of the al-shabaab. now laqit means that i found the leg of the left leg and kufr of the left leg . we are among the remedies that we used to do hajj abu mahdi . and the cold is the property of the ministry of defense, which is the airport of al-muthani, there is our majority, that is, our youth , our forces are there. it has an effect on the political situation on the security situation in the region . i mean, i know, it means that the way of change in our region , the way

and we were in places like ramadi and felicia in afghanistan. it's one of the most difficult things to do. is this mazda is really conflict regions with no sign of a ceasefire. more disturbing images may appear exposing the ugly face of the war. meanwhile, homicide shared a new video is 3 elderly hostages asking to be released and condemning the idea for binding them. my name is hi, i'm berry from now. you're whose cupids, occupation, settlement. i'm here with a group of other old people. they all have. 7 chronic illnesses and they're living in the very harsh conditions. we are the generation who built the foundation for the creation of israel. we are the ones who started the idea of military. we do not understand why we have been a band and here you have to release us. it doesn't matter the cost, we do not want to be casualties as a direct result of the idea of military strikes, release us with no preconditions, don't let us grow over here. meanwhile, and is ready finally has buried a form of hostage who was killed by the country's own military

and we were in places like ramadi and felicia in afghanistan. it's one of the most difficult things to do is this mazda is really conflicts, regions with no sign of a ceasefire. more disturbing images may appear exposing the ugly face of the war. to us defense secretary has met with his is rarely counts a pos intel of beads. it's lloyd austin, 2nd trip to the region since the war began in october. during a drawing me to confirm the american official reiterated washington's unwavering support for as well. united states has been clear and consistent since i started this war on october 7th. democracies are stronger and more secure when we uphold the law of war. so we will continue to stand up for israel's bedrock right to defend itself. and we will also continue to urge the protection of civilians during conflict and to increase the flow of humanitarian aid into gosh, b u. n is expected to hold a not the security council meeting on tuesday to vote on a resolution seeking peace in gulls. early this month in us was the only country to vote against th

extremely crowded united states had to deal with the same question right when we were in places like ramadi and felicia in afghanistan, it's one of the most difficult things to do is this. mazda is really conflict regions with no sign of a ceasefire. more disturbing images may appear exposing the ugly face of the war. meanwhile, how much to shed a new video with 3 elderly hostages also going to be released and condemning the idea for bundling them? it is unclear. the width of the footage was filmed on the any directs. my name is. hi, i'm berry from now. you're who's cooper? woods occupations settlement, i'm here with a group of other old people. they all have chronic illnesses and are living in a very harsh conditions. we are the generation who built the foundation for the creation of israel. we are the ones who started the idea of military. we do not understand why we have been a band and here you have to release us. it doesn't matter. the cost we do not wants to be casualties as a direct results of the idea of military strikes, release us with no preconditions, don't let us grow old here.

the united states had to deal with the same question, right, and we were in places like ramadi and felicia in afghanistan. it's one of the most difficult things to do is this. mazda is really conflicts, regions with no sign of a ceasefire. more disturbing images may appear exposing the ugly face of the war as well. the us defense secretary has met a well, we just uh, gonna come back to you in a few more minutes. thanks for watching us. hey, on, on the international. be back with more news, the top of the next hour. the guys they already see here because they cut the scroll, so i'd be search and then use their email. you're just going to send them to the rules. the non c theory of racial superiority finish style for years of creating an ssl all the place and 14 concentration camps. so the full prisoner of war labor comes 10 prisons. a well, you know, thing to do is go level. she's the media venue. so i'm assuming you need even the chest, the baby to get all the things i'm assuming the beatles going to be approximately 25000 people went through the occupied of go finish camps according to of

the united states had to deal with the same question, right, and we were in places like ramadi and pollutes in afghanistan. it's one of the most difficult things to do is this. mazda is really conflict regions with no sign of a ceasefire. more disturbing images may appear exposing the ugly face of the war. the. okay, let's turn attention to europe where supporters of the pro western, all physician in serbia, breedlove, the streets around the capitals electoral commission building the incumbent, president's critics. generally these people claim that the ongoing parliamentary election is ranked ortiz bolton correspondents, elena markovich, she said, ok of the find us, is there a bill? i'll have some commission supporters also absolutely. survey a just wireless or not satisfied with the results of the lapses. so together here with their supporters and leaders, they claim the survey a progressive party may several violations overlap. so the, although praise in the blue are also russian said there was no, not the violations. adults, foreign observers, including russian, said that everything runs

i served in places like ramadi and the letter came from a place of wanting israel to learn the lessons learned the hard way in our wars, and that means the way you conduct your tactical military operations has a long-term effect on people, that you can't bomb your way out of an ideology, and we tried that. i served in western iraq and we had a lot of tactical victories against al qaeda and two years later this group called isis came out of the ashes and took over the area the size of texas and it's out of a place of wanting long-term stability in the region and that's why we wrote it, and i do think the secretary of defense is going out there saying very similar things and he was the commanding general of our regionals are toes and so that conversation is happening in public now. it should be happening in pause we need to hear each other because we all want long-term security in the region. >> i want to get your thoughts about the deadly strikes right along the border in egypt where israel forced them to flee in massive numbers and the united nations is saying that half of gaza is star

we did that in ramadi or 400,000 fallujah, several hundred thousand mosul, over a million. but this again is even tougher. so challenges here are enormous. and i think the most critical is to provide the vision, the post-conflict and also in explicit for what life will be like for the palestinians after hamas gone. and by the way, it shouldn't be life for the palestinians in there needs to be a vision for the palestinians, the west bank as well. i see no to a two state solution and i hope that this horrible event can be a catalyst to get serious about getting back to that as well so it's a pattern. justin, could you also tell people about what happened when you captured? yeah, i mean, we had a situation that i hope no israeli commander is going to to face. we're in the fight to baghdad and we were ordered to this city that was threatening our lines of communication and. it was a city of three or 400,000. najaf is holiest city in shia islam, very important. and so we couldn't not even a neck in the gold dome mosque even though they were shooting deliberately at from either s

leif babin it is a story as they were young leaders during the ramadi war. from there they built a company where they build leadership up in organizations and 501 k companies and all over and what the concept is, is a owning everything. and your realm and so he's attended this and how that adapt to building a healthy culture within the agency in the unit. this is a terrible slide. i apologize and it's difficult to see. not much has changed, but our contacts for the month of october were 50 contacts. i believe it's 200 plus hours. it is 215 plus hours. still, that stress factor being work related . but beyond that, captain heather beer and also presented to the command staff with her navigators at headquarters to discuss the process of diffusing and debriefing or excuse me, debriefings, which is very helpful and to discuss a lot of what the behavioral health unit has learned. and since a few of our high level incidents over the last few months and how adjustments are being made, i also performing outreach to our members to build out the depth in that program

world, a wealth management behemoth and it's a huge i think cultural integration challenge for sergio ramadi it wasn't just in the u.s. we had bank failures, a bank more than 100 years old in europe wobble on the back of what happened here. >> the market telling you this was a merger that needed to happen. it's introduced more efficiencies of scale. number three, we're assuming management will be able to execute on this. that's an additional part of this. you can screw up. the execution of this. so far the market has voted yes. >> yeah. also historic change just in the banking system. stick with the markets our next guest nailed the 2023 rally, one of the few, setting a year-end s&p target of 4750, now going into 2024, he says watch the small caps which he believes could rally 50% in the future. joining us fundstrat global adviser co-founder and head of research tom lee. welcome. >> happy new year, everybody. >> so everybody was negative this time last year, but you were not. >> yes. >> why? >> well, really two things. one, we thought inflation would fall like a rock, whereas many were braci

i served in places like ramadi, and i think a couple of things.n ideology. we tried to do it with al qaeda in western iraq. we may have had a ton of tactical victories, and then we left. two years later, a group called isis grew up out of the ashes of al qaeda and took over an area the size of texas. people have to have hope. they have to have a plan. now, israel has the right to go after the perpetrators of this grievous attack on october 7th. we're not saying just hands off the whole thing. we're saying, the way you prosecute going after those terrorists will affect your long-term security. please, think about that, mr. netanyahu, as you design the next phase of the strategy. >> but i guess my question is, do you question netanyahu's intentionality? this is a leader who was working hard to stay in power. some would say he put people around him to help him stay in power and avoid indictments that were coming his way. and there are serious questions about october 7th itself. the response time, there is no explanation. not one logical explanation a