where we went into the website, it said uh that exports, consumption and investment could be hit if the rao over judicial reforms are not resolved, added the juicial changes would affect israel's risk premium, exports, consumption and investment, and then finally the hit to gdp would be anywhere between 0.8% and 2.8% per year average for the next three years, that's got to her. next, what challenges does the palestinian economy face? this entry said given the sharp dec in aid which fell from 27% of gpn 208 to 1.8% in 2021. the palestinian authority has accumulated a large rear the private sector, the pension fund and domestic borrowing, underlining the part about how aid is 27% of palestine's gdp, which is now down to 1.8%. that's quite a large contribution and of course the drop that is very drop. welcome to economic divide. first question is about the occupation both in gaza and the opt occupied territories, the economic consequences are devastating, the gaus especially things like water or controlling the material that comes in, how did that and the sige impact gazas economy, which in pa

this is by river, road, rail, to ip countries , recently the minister of foreign affairs of poland raod that grain exports from ukraine to poland have increased 600 times. in general, if we take the figures for that time, when the deal was in effect, we made sure that grain exports to the eu were from ukraine. approximately twice as much, this does not mean that the european union began to consume twice as much bakery products, it simply indicates that this is a black sea deal, which was originally intended to prevent, as ours said again in in quotation marks partners, global famine, to prevent africa, which is experiencing grain shortages, to avoid... migration flows, including to europe, but in fact, crumbs of 3% go there, this is what is happening in the west today, except for some exhortations that the deal should be resumed, but nothing has been done from the point of view of ensuring global security, because the main guarantor of this global... global grain exports, but in order to ensure its delivery to the market of countries in need, the european union must do several things,

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well, nathan rao other places. well, nathan rao is a weather journalist and can join me now.n sort of at the start of the weekend, but is continuing to wreak havoc, particularly across scotland. and it is scotland , east and it is scotland, east scotland where the red met office warning is still in place . now, this is a red warning that was issued for the start of the weekend. it's been extended until 6 pm. tonight. there is also a warning for wind and there are also yellow and amber weather warnings in place across there are also yellow and amber there are also yellow and amber the and as you the region. and as you mentioned, authorities certainly in scotrail and in scotland, scotrail and traffic scotland are warning people please check services people to please check services before travel. don't travel before they travel. don't travel unless is absolutely unless it is absolutely essential. certainly until tomorrow, when their engineers are going to be looking to make sure that routes still safe. sure that routes are still safe. but only scot island, as you but on only sco

my next guest long-term investor in tech stocks, rao easy recently made changes in her portfolio. me io fund lead tech analyst, beth kindig. let's start with meta. they reported last night. the initial move is higher. we got the income statement for the audience. you get the top line, 23% higher. operating margins, golly, i mean they swelled 40% from 20%. the guidance seemed to be pretty good. what happens in your mind when a stock like this sells off on that kind of news? >> hi, charles, good to see you. yes, meta had a strong q3. it is the q4 that is causing investors to be concerned particularly the cfo's comment. she used the word volatility couple times. she said macro uncertainty. with the slight miss on q4 what she is implying that next year could be tougher for this particular company. now the bottom line, the year of efficiency, phenomenal. the stock has rallied on that, however that's probably priced in at this point because as meta moves into next year they certainly won't be able to grow the bottom line like they did in 2023. so a lot of that is already priced in. what

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nathan, thank you nathan rao.tunately , we are >> yes, unfortunately, we are going the new week again going into the new week again talking heavy talking about flooding and heavy rain . this is weather warnings rain. this is weather warnings from the met office again across the east of scotland, which is the east of scotland, which is the most the region that was most particular hit with storm babet last . another rain bearing last week. another rain bearing system coming in from the west to raise coffee will be pleased to raise coffee will be pleased to one coming to hear this one is coming in from west . we are from the west. but we are looking at heavy rain all the way the week there way through the week and there are place yet are flood warnings in place yet again the scottish again from the scottish environment agency environment protection agency and from the english environment agency . so once again, flooding , agency. so once again, flooding, heavy rain. this is areas that have had almost two month's wort

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here to tell us more weather journalist nathan rao. good morning . nathan rao.ood morning. >> good morning. >> well, smiles on our faces . >> well, smiles on our faces. >> well, smiles on our faces. >> oh, aren't we cheerful this morning? the summer is back. >> yeah, there is this >> yeah, except there is this north that we've north south divide that we've been spectacular been hinting at and spectacular rain happening. yes. so shall we start with the bad news first? >> bad news first is >> yeah, bad news first is across scotland. now, this is where the jet stream is positioned, is sort of why positioned, which is sort of why we're air in we're getting the warmer air in the the jet stream is the south. but the jet stream is right across scotland. and this is where there's going be is where there's going to be some very heavy rain, as some very, very heavy rain, as you between you mentioned, between now and 6 am. morning. you mentioned, between now and 6 an how morning. you mentioned, between now and 6 an how heavy?norning. >> how heavy? >> how heavy? >> seven in

and you guys were here when we were speaking rao earlier? speaking to nathan rao earlier?ow. >> i mean, it. and were >> i mean, it. and you were mentioning eamonn about railway. yeah stations which are like lakes and people just standing there looking at them. i mean, it's been quite horrific, the rain i mean, ten people had to be airlifted from their cars and a very good thing, what you said earlier. what do you do if you're in you're in a car. i mean, and you know, it suddenly everything around you turns into a lake or a river or what have you running. mean, it must be you running. i mean, it must be terrifying . terrifying. >> of the things well >> well, one of the things well , for to give advice, but , not for me to give advice, but one of the things that i would think it's a terrible dilemma. >> do you lower your windows ? >> do you lower your windows? because if you're concerned armed with water, you won't be able to open your windows or open the door. so should you do that in advance? i saw a woman being rescued from a car and she got out her window by by doing thi

well, with with me in the studio right now, weather journalist nathan rao.ery good morning. yeah, i mean, like i saying, it sort of seemed i was saying, it sort of seemed bad in the south where bad down here in the south where i've in certain i've been. but in in certain parts of scotland, it is just unprecedented . unprecedented. >> yeah. i mean, this is storm for bet that everyone's been talking about over the last couple this is the couple of days. this is the second official storm of the season. this one, though, has got the the met got a sting in the tail. the met office as you mentioned, has issued red warning. issued a red weather warning. now, things incredibly now, these things are incredibly rare. red weather rare. the last red weather warning for rain, to put it into context, was in 2020. and they don't issue them lightly. so this storm is going to cause some problems , has already some problems, has already caused some problems. now the red warning is in place red weather warning is in place across the eastern of across the eastern side of scotla

well, nathan rao can join us once more in the studio.is coming from and when it will arrive? >> right. so there are further met office weather warnings for rain. >> one has just been issued. just now across wales. there is another weather warning for rain thatis another weather warning for rain that is kicking in at 3 am. tonight. that lasts until 4 pm. tomorrow. and that is up to two inches. more rain. and this is not in scotland. this is in derby, derbyshire, leicestershi re, derby, derbyshire, leicestershire, lincolnshire, nottinghamshire , yorkshire and nottinghamshire, yorkshire and the so sort of the the humber. so the sort of the east north—east of england, east and north—east of england, it is the only weather it really is the only weather story town at the moment is story in town at the moment is rain and flooding. scotland has borne the brunt of it over the last as storm last three days, really as storm babet through. but now babet moved through. but now it's everywhere did it's everywhere and they did have epic rainfall, i gue

. >> weather journalist nathan rao is here. nathan, morning. it's been horrific. the in the bottom half of england, never mind the rest of the country is the worst of it over the worst of it is over. >> i mean, this is possibly the worst one of the most significant rainstorm, certainly since 2020. storm dennis and that was the last time we saw a red rain warning. now very rare, thankfully, the rain warnings have passed for now and there are still numerous environment agency flood warnings , flood agency flood warnings, flood alerts and flood warnings in place from the scottish environment protection agency all over the country . so while all over the country. so while the worst of the rain has now passed for now, rivers are still very high. there is still going to be an ongoing risk of flooding certainly throughout today and possibly the next flooding certainly throughout today eof possibly the next flooding certainly throughout today eof days. bly the next flooding certainly throughout today eof days. and.he next flooding certainly throughout today eof days. and