been a nearly 400% increase in anti-semitic incidents reported to us. >> reporter: one of the places segal on, college campuses. videos capturing the tension going viral. tulane student dylan mann says he was protesting peacefully when he got caught in a scuffle between pro-palestinian and pro-israel supporters. >> hey, hey! >> it all happened so fast. he completely blind sides me. he bashes a megaphone onto my nose, and it instantly breaks. i was in complete shock. i remember i went deaf for a couple of seconds, no idea what was going on. >> reporter: on the day of the incident, tulane saying in a statement that the campus is secure and they condemn and are outraged by today's violence and the hateful language and rhetoric we heard. despite breaking his nose, mann says the dem traition just motivates him to stand up for his community. >> i will keep advocating for israel in a peaceful way. college is the place where young people come and they learn and they grow their ideas. i think they should feel the most safe expressing those ideas. >> reporter: colleges in new york on heightened aler

this includes several americans including keith segal, a native of my home state, north carolina.let me be as clear as i can. hamas continued holding of these innocent hostages, it's a violation of the law, and it represents a complete disrespect for the value of human life. every single one of them must be released, and all levels of our government must remain united in working to getin them home. and this clash between good and evil, the question that the united states should be asking is who can we count on to be on our side, and who stands on the side of the terrorists. this brings us to the state of qatar. this is a nation that hosts hamas' so-called political office including hamas' leaders. from the safety of doe -- doha, these terrorists fleefully watched and celebrated -- gleefully watched and celebrated the taxes on october 7th -- the attacks on october 7th. it's important to remember that the qatar is a major non-nato ally of the united states and hosts u.s. military air forces at a strategically important location for our operations in the middle east. our two nation a

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other allies and partners continue to secure the release of all remaining hostages, including keith segal from my state and yodan who made the decision to hand her daughter to her husband because he could run faster to escape the terrorists and save their daughter. and she is a granddaughter of a holocaust survivor who made the same decision to sacrifice themselves for their daughter. there are 150 more young people, mothers, fathers, civilians, soldiers, americans, israelis, thai and others, we must continue to work to bring them home and reunited with their families. i support this resolution and i thank representative stevens for her work on this issue and i urge all my colleagues to do the same. i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentlewoman from arkansas. mr. hill: i thank the gentlelady from north carolina and excellent resolution, h. res. 793, proud to be a co-sponsor and stand with 3 ir-- 236 members. and with that, i urge consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized mr. lawler: today i rise to urge the house to pass my resolution th

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united states and uk are cheerleading this genocide, israeli historians like allon pape and and and roz segal have said this is textbook genocide, mico pelet has said it, these are themselves israels, they speak with some moral. about the situation and i think that it's it's what what has the only positive that has come out of this is that people have become more educated to the reality of zionism that for for 75 years the palestinians have been terorized and occupied, the land was taken in 1948 through terror, israel, israel has continued to control the... through terror, they are subsidized by the united states, so so this is one entity, and i think that story, the fact that that that the narrative that israel tries to spin is falling apart now, because we are seeing these atrocities, and they can't be hid, and and israel is not even trying to hide it really, i mean, we see all the social media, spots from from idf soldiers and from israeli politics. and from the idf um officials and and they're bragging about it, they're talking about wanting to wipe out everybody in gaza, so it's not a se

. >> i'm joined now by rabbi shneur segal , who is the chief shneur segal, who is the chief rabbi ofit about this community. we say that the jewish community there is centuries old. can you tell us, is it fairly stable? are the numbers reducing, are they increasing ? sing increasing? sing >> okay. first of all, thank you for having me. it's a great pleasure. and you jews live in the kafkas years since the destruction of the second temple. that's almost 2000 years ago. and the jewish community was always prospering in in the region. i basically i live in azerbaijan , in azerbaijan is azerbaijan, in azerbaijan is part of the caucasus. and here jewish community is pretty big today . we assume that there's today. we assume that there's about 25,000 jews still live in azerbaijan, but think that this is the biggest this is the biggest majority of jewish community in all kafkas regions . community in all kafkas regions. >> and how is the community faring? have you been losing jews ? have jews been emigrating jews? have jews been emigrating or has the population been increasing in recent yea

commissioner segal yeah. so i. the first time that i saw this is the new schedule.i knew that we were considering monday's, but the first time that i saw this is on our agenda this week and the first time that i actually saw it. for some reason i did not have that link. i don't know why, but the first time that i actually saw it presented is today here for a vote. so i would like to know if . if adopting this. it's mandated that we do this at the before the end of the year. is that correct? so what happens if we don't accept it. we have until we have until until january. is that, uh, or till the end of december. so it's best practice to, to adopt a calendar before the year when the meetings begin. the regular calendar. yes. i'd like to see more discussion of this and more . there's. there's a lot going on with this in terms of what sas is doing and, you know, looking at our at our terms of office, some of you will actually not be commissioner was not not wishing that. but it's possible well after next june and i'm the only one sitting here who will for sure be sitti

casey segal, live from the dallas bureau with the details. >> good to be with you, newly uncovered information highlight disconnect between countries when it comes to sharing criminal information and background of migrants. this 29 year old was wanted for criminal conspiracy in relation to a terrorist organization. in addition to slew of other charges. when cbp officials ran his name through the system, nothing popped up, he was released with a notice to apeer on his own recognizance. 169 migrants on the fbi terrorist watch list were apprehended on the border. officials point out those figures include the ones arrested and we know about for sure. what we don't know is how many could be slipping through the cracks. >> the problem, though, the 600,000 of known gotaways, close to 2 million over course of the biden administration, we know nothing about. no idea who they are, no idea where they are and what they are doing now inside the united states and that is problematic. >> this as large migrant caravan continue to make way on foot through southern mexico bound for the united states. it has gro

chair post so commissioner segal. sorry yeah. so just just to remind you all that our our appointed months are considered, some of us by the, by the board of supervisors and by other departments that have their not their main meeting, which the main meeting is on tuesdays, but they do have committee meetings on mondays and there are a lot of other departments that we deal with that have their meetings on on those days. so if we're asked to ever for instance, if our if our general, if our director is asked to report to other departments or it's very possible that there would be conflicts and that her or his attendance at our meeting would be affected, i mean, we interact with city government and city government is. not as active on fridays. so interim director, short, do you based on your experience the past couple of years, do you find do you i mean, you can't predict the future, but is it likely that that the department director and other key staff would have a greater chance of not being able to attend monday meetings or would

actor, if all the americans turned out to be corrupt, pathetic, cheap, nonentities, here is steven segalis a real patriot of russia, who uses his money, he is a real man, he is a man, he bought it urgently with his own money. ticket and returned to the country, interrupting work in the emirates when he was teaching, in order to be in russia when the special military operations and publicly boasting about their support for the president, and these go to zelsky for money, then how cheap you are, and you’re not hollywood at all, ugh, by the way, ermak, don’t forget, tell who what what, then in the white house you’ll tell me, otherwise i know there, there’s a boy there, he’s right now... here or in the white house or on the lubyanka, well , he’ll tell you somewhere, well, yes, he’ll tell him somewhere, well, in the white house somewhere they couldn’t find it there, yes, who’s name is hunter, or rather biden, or rather hunter, or rather biden hunter, well, yes, yes, that’s there was a hunter, and drugs, vladimir vladimirovich, but maybe, of course, not , maybe i’m mistaken, look how petty it

adrienne segall, 82 years old.ing officially the confirmation of these names and also confirmation that some of these families -- howard: yeah, let me just jump in on the 4-year-old girl, because i am so relieved to hear that. at the same time, it's an absolutely tragic story that underlines hamas' brutality because her parents were murdered, correct? >> reporter: yes. so she was with her family on october 7th in this kibbutz, and her parents tried to flee with her, and they were killed. they were gunned down. and one of the neighbors actually found her covered in her parents' blood. and this was a kibbutz, so to give our viewers who don't quite know what it is, essentially, it's like the neighborhood watch. these are civilians who live in these little villages right on the border, and they are armed, they are essentially kind of reservists who will protect their own community. so this person picked up this little girl covered in her parents' blood and brought her to his own safe house and left this child with his

their names, aviva segal and abigail edan.taken hostage on october seventh when she was just three years old. her parents killed right in front of her on that day. abigail turned four on friday, but we are told now that she is among those back in israel and receiving medical care. additionally four foreign nationals have been released, including three citizens of thailand and one from russia. this is a fluid situation as we enter day three of the four day cease fire agreement between israel and hamas, a transfer of hostages yesterday was was delayed for several hours as hamas accused israel of violating the terms of the agreement. eventually, those differences were worked out. yesterday's exchange included seven israeli children and six women, as well as four citizens of thailand and israel. and in turn released 39 palestinian prisoners and video showed many of them receiving a hero's welcome in the west bank in the first two days of this cease fire agreement, hamas has freed a total of 26 israeli hostages. a total of 50 are t

i look forward to rejoicing with the segal family when keith is released and look forward to bringing all the hostages home. thank you and i yield back. ms. wasserman shultz: i thank the gentlelady from north carolina and recognize for 1 1/2 minutes, the gentleman from massachusetts. >> thank you to my colleague from florida for her leadership on this issue. i rise today to tell the story of this man. on october 7th, a deadly day. and he along with his children ages 16 and 12 were taken hostage from the kibbutz. during that attack, 29 of the 400 residents were murdered and 80 taken captive. those are not just numbers. those residents murdered were individuals with hopes now extinguished and with lives now cut short and those taken hostage are living in unimaginable terror and their families are waiting and hoping for good news and fearing the worst. ofar is a father of four, a carpenter and loves to rebuild engines and travel and take family camping trips and help cook dinner for his family. when asked about him, his family describes his easygoing energy and huge smile. mr. auchinclos

this includes several americans including keith segal, a native of my home state, north carolina. so let me be as clear as i can. hamas continued holding of these innocent hostages, it's a violation of the law and it represents a complete disrespect for the value of human life. every single one of them must be released, and all levels of our government must remain united in working to get them home. in this clash between good and evil, the question that the united states should be asking is who can we count on on to be on our side? and who stands on the side of the terrorists? this brings us to the state of qatar. this is a nation that hosts hamas' so-called political office, including hamas' leaders. from the safety of doha, these terrorists gleefully watched and celebrated the attacks on october 7. now it's important to remember that qatar is a major non-nato ally of the united states and a host of u.s. military forces at an air base, a strategically important location for our operations in the middle east. our two nations are friends. sometimes friends must be honest with one a

started a long time ago, there are people who are ready to sacrifice their lives, we know, you named segalrs of life, when he was literally exhausted from a serious illness, but he talked about it every day, why, he was from there, he knew it all , and he knew and saw what nascent nazism was, so you believed him, and when i see, without a tremor in the voice, without a single wrinkle... on the face they talk about these things , i don’t believe them, but i believe something else, that they are good for it they got it, but as you look, it has become convenient for the west, for this collective to manage this public opinion, you take some hollywood star, a nascent one, especially better than some young singer, they threw out advertisements and so on, he doesn’t understand anything at all, he just wants to be heard, here is ambition, here is pride, here we go, the topic, but you say, for example, good, but a person is growing, he is already starting to read something, especially since all the sources are there, he meets people, they can explain to him, or in the end, in at some point he can s

other allies and partners continue to secure the release of all remaining hostages, including keith segal from my state and yodan who made the decision to hand her daughter to her husband because he could run faster to escape the terrorists and save their daughter. and she is a granddaughter of a holocaust survivor who made the same decision to sacrifice themselves for their daughter. there are 150 more young people, mothers, fathers, civilians, soldiers, americans, israelis, thai and others, we must continue to work to bring them home and reunited with their families. i support this resolution and i thank representative stevens for her work on this issue and i urge all my colleagues to do the same. i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentlewoman from arkansas. mr. hill: i thank the gentlelady from north carolina and excellent resolution, h. res. 793, proud to be a co-sponsor and stand with 3 ir-- 236 members. and with that, i urge a yes vote, mr. speaker. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the question is will the house suspend