oh peter mandolin agrees with sharon graham.a new alliance. >> i agree that we need more than policy tweets and we need more than small twists of the policy dial. yes, i'm happy to be bold, but not pulled and stupid. >> you're not going to be campaigning for the nationalization of bp? >> i'm going to be campaigning for a labor government that's going to invest in home insulation or grid energy security and efficiency in peoples homes. i'm going to be campaigning for a labor government that's going to get british workers building electric vehicles. i'm going to campaigning for a labor government that's going to get steele lakers making green steel, not passing 96 billion pounds worth of public funds to the shareholders in bp and other energy companies. okay? so now you know what bolden stupid is. bold, yes. stupid, no. >> let's talk about you and i don't want to spend all my time refereeing you and sharon. but let's talk about you. we've been talking, discuss sane, are going about politics. i think we discovered 50 years now. we

she made _ sharon would agree with that. she made a _ sharon would agree with that. today 'ust made a very supportive speech today just before _ made a very supportive speech today just before rachel came on. it has been a busy _ just before rachel came on. it has been a busy conference. - just before rachel came on. it has been a busy conference. it - just before rachel came on. it has been a busy conference. it is - just before rachel came on. it has been a busy conference. it is very| been a busy conference. it is very bus , it been a busy conference. it is very busy. it is — been a busy conference. it is very busy. it is good — been a busy conference. it is very busy, it is good to _ been a busy conference. it is very busy, it is good to get _ been a busy conference. it is very busy, it is good to get around - busy, it is good to get around because — busy, it is good to get around because there are so many people. let me _ because there are so many people. let me ask— because there are so many people. let me ask you about infrastructure. there has been the cancel

sharone, thank you very much — these people. sharone, thank you very much for— these people.king to _ these people. sharone, thank you i very much for talking to newsnight. back tojerusalem back to jerusalem with mark. back tojerusalem with mark. thank you. apologies for our earlier sound problem. we arejoined now in jerusalem by daniel taub who was a diplomat for many years including a speu diplomat for many years including a speuin diplomat for many years including a spell in london and representing his country in numerous foreign negotiations. welcome to newsnight. america's relationship with this country is key and people have really valued the expressions of support, the fact the expressions of support, the fact the americans have sent a carrier group, butare the americans have sent a carrier group, but are they hearing the americans when they say take every possible precaution to avoid harming palestinian citizens? $5 possible precaution to avoid harming palestinian citizens?— palestinian citizens? as you say israel is enormously _ palestinian citizens? as you say| isra

sharon, i am sorry, we are having problems with the line from manchester, sharon barbour, our health—old boy has admitted causing the death of a grandmother by driving over her in her own car. 60—year—old marcia grant died outside her home in sheffield in april. the teenager, who cannot be named due to his age, pleaded guilty to causing death by dangerous driving at sheffield crown court. let's get the latest on this now from our correspondent danny savage, who's outside the court. danny? thing in this case is the age of the defendant, the victim, marcia grant was 60 but the boy who killed her was 60 but the boy who killed her was 12 years old at the time but has since turned 13. it is about events in the green hill area of sheffield in the green hill area of sheffield in april this year. the prosecution, in april this year. the prosecution, in a previous hearing, described cctv, which basically shows what happened at the time and shows mrs grant standing behind her own car, and then reversing over her. she was knocked over, causing her to fall back and hit her head and that resulted

. >> reporter: sharon grew up in nir oz just a mile and a half from gaza. >> the kibbutz was a utopia if you wish. i always tell people we were brought up in utopia and in many ways it was wonderful. >> reporter: her parents were peace activists who helped found the kibbutz in the 1950s. >> it was built by a lot of people that came from cities that already grew up in israel. they were not holocaust survivors. so they had kind of a light atmosphere i think than many other places. >> what brought them together is they believe in human rights. they believe in peace. they belelieve that everybody i on nations, all religions, deserve to live in peaeace. >> reporteter: her pararents we amamong ththe founders as well. >> members of the kibbutz each have their own job and way of life but they gather a lot for joint meals and holidadays a an other occasisions and they have this community both for taking together decisions and celebrating holidays. >> reporter: on october 7th the kibbutz had just finished celebrating the last day of a religious holiday. at dawn as the security cameras show, the

ariel sharon. to go over the west canal, he decided to open a canal to the west coast of the swest canal between the two divisions guarding it. egyptians did not take care of the area near lake alma due to the greater width of the lake than other parts of the nall, and there was a distance of about a mile between the watchful forces in the north. and south of the canal, the israelis could have dinated the egyptians by crossing this route from behind, but something was wrong, sharon didn't think about the talent of the egyptian forces stations near la, really. entered the call at night, but most of them clutched with the egyptians because the egyptians near the lake were more powerful than what sharon had imagined, so only few of them are able to cross the canal, year before when the israel thought of such a day, they had built a 180 meter long bridge just across the soy canal in such a situation took three days to installed airge. on october the 19th, when the bridge was completely installed, the e

dame sharon white said the road back to profit would be a long one, and it seems she may not be therend england striker francis lee has died at the age of 79. he scored 148 goals during an eight year spell at city. he was also part of the 1970 world cup squad. he will be remembered as one of manchester city's all time greats. two scientists who developed the technology that led to the mrna covid vaccines have been awarded the nobel prize for medicine. professors katalin kariko and drew weissman will share the prize. the technology was experimental before the pandemic, but has now been given to millions around the world to protect them against covid—19, and it's hoped it could be used for other diseases including cancer. here's our health and science correspondent james gallagher. this was the beginning of the end of the covid emergency. margaret keenan was the first person in the world to get a covid—19 vaccine as part of a mass immunisation campaign. millions of us have since received mrna vaccines made by either pfizer or moderna. their invention can be traced back to the work of dr

sharon did not think about the talent. the egyptian forces stationed near lake almora.ntered the canal at night, but most of them plashed with the egyptians because the egyptians near the lake were more powerful than what sharon had imagined, so only few of them were able to cross the canal. a year before, when the israel had thought of such a day. they had built a 180 mil long bridge just across the sues canal in such a situation. it took three days to install the bridge. on october the 19th, when the bridge was completely installed, the egyptians were astonished. israeli tanks cross the bridge and took up positions on the west coast of the sues canal just behind the egyptians. egypt opened to heavy fire on the israelis, but the israelis were thinking of only one thing, the sum rocket launchers, this west sky came safe for israeli fighters when some missiles were targeted by israeli tanks, the flood of american weapons of the really army and left the egyptians, the israelies began to advance into egypt and anwardad had no choice but to call a ceasefire. that time, egyp

sharone, when ou see desperate every day. sharone, when you see what — desperate every day. see what is happening this - you see what is happening this morning, which... that is sharone lifschitz talking to my colleague. and as we continue to watch those pictures from tel aviv of the families and friends of those people, more than 220 who are still being held hostage in gaza, the us, the uk's foreign secretaryjames cleverly has also been talking about the british government's position on that, particularly as israel expanded its military campaign against hamas in gaza last night. he said the uk's top priority in his words remained the safety of british nationals in gaza. he reiterated britain supported israel's right to self—defence, but he also said that had to be done in line with humanitarian law. ~ .., ., humanitarian law. welcome of the israeli government, _ humanitarian law. welcome of the israeli government, the _ humanitarian law. welcome of the israeli government, the israeli - israeli government, the israeli defense forces have said for some time that they intend t

host: sharon there in missouri. melanie of cnn tweeting out, the idea of empowering interim speaker patrick mchenry is gaining some steam. the number of rrveg's interested in this plan is growing. sources tell annie graner of cnn and melanie, they may try to force a floor vote on a privileged resolution at some point. lots of hurdles and caveats to this plan. we'll be watching that here on c-span tomorrow morning on the "washington journal." of course we'll be taking your calling then -- your calls them too. and giving you an update at that point where things stand in the how were before they come in at 11:00 a.m. eastern time. robin in santa fe, new mexico. robin, your turn. clip hello. i have some out of the box suggestions for house speaker. one, liz cheney. two, chris isaak tee. three, larry hogan. and if the democrats partner up with some of the republicans, like they did on the c.r., then they get a certain number of vetoes or appointments as chairs as well as creation of some off the wall committees and get t

ariel sharon.ron he had a long history in crime and used to say: destroy everything that can be destroyed. sharon draws up a plan to not only end palestinian resistance , but also change the geography of the region. at first, scattered attacks by israel will begin, and on june 6, 198, a nationwide attack will begin. 120 thousand soldiers. along with 302 armored personnel carriers they suddenly enter lebanon. they quickly reach the palestinian camps in sur and saida. the war begins. palestinian fighters resist. at the same time, israel attacks the syrian forces. israel's goals are determined by the attack on lebanon. occupying lebanon, expelling palestinians, suppressing syria and creating a puppet government. at the request of lebanon , foreign forces enter. monitor the departure of palestinians . after the departure of the palestinian fighters, the foreign forces will also leave lebanon. the next events happen quickly. israelis in the camp they surround the palestinians. then, they incite the fala

sharon, what about politicians. sharon, what about you?i politicians. sharon, what about you? >> yes , i think the uk should >> yes, i think the uk should bnng >> yes, i think the uk should bring them in from gaza to be on the basis is to me a refugee is someone who's fleeing from a war, not somebody that's just getting on a dinghy. i think, what, 60% of males are just getting on a dinghy and coming over to britain to me, gaza shouldn't your side should be able to come over. >> so you think finding space for them? we should be making sure the boats go back. but taking in more legal refugees. thank you very much. that's an interesting way of putting it. ian, i'm to going go back to you there. tom was asking robert jenrick if he thinks that multi culturalism has failed and he didn't quite give a straight answer, but i think we sort of got what he was driving at. what do you make of question? do you make of that question? what you think? what do you think? >> failed is too strong >> i think failed is too strong a word but then again , i a word really. but then again, i wouldn't s

sharon's elderly and infirm parents live in a kibbutz in southern israel.lace. nothing seemed to be left. they burned the houses to scare the people out. so people were in the secure room trying to keep the door locked. people had... i've heard stories of people running through the window. whole families were gunned down. elderly, elderly people were taken out of their homes. people waited for hours. there is nothing left. nothing is left there. sharon's mum relies on round the clock oxygen. her dad spent years working as an activist. he spent his time in retirement twice a week driving palestinians from the border to hospital. he spoke arabic. he believed in humanity and he believed in making things work. sharon thinks dozens of people from her parents' kibbutz have been taken hostage, and many others killed. she's asked us not to identify her parents for fear of retaliation. sharon and her family spent many years in kibbutz nir oz, which lies less than a mile from israel's boundary with gaza. there is a lot of forces that try to make us feel that the othe

that was sharone lifshitz, translating _ about them.was sharone lifshitz, translating for - about them. that was sharone i lifshitz, translating for yocheved lifshitz, translating for yocheved lifshitz, one of two elderly israeli hostages released overnight from gaza. her husband, sharone lifshitz�*s father, oded, remains as one of the hostages still in the gaza strip. in an attempt to contain the conflict, trying to stop it from spreading across the region, emmanuel macron visited israel today. speaking alongside his israeli counterpart isaac herzog, he said the first objective of the war should be to secure the release of all hostages. president macron added that it was israel's duty to fight against hamas "without enlarging the conflict." he's also due to visit the palestinian president mahmoud abbas in the occupied west bank today. if i'm here with my delegation, it is to express our support and solidarity. we share your pain. what happened on the 7th of october is an awful terrorist attack against your people, your nation, it is ri

sharon davies is coming up ring? sharon davies is coming up shortly .an britain afford to support israel ? see you to support israel? see you surely . surely. >> alex deegan here with your latest weather updates from the met office for gb news. the storm system has yet to fully arrive, but once it does, it's going to drop a lot of rain between now the weekend between now and the weekend storm. babette is brewing down to the south—west, initially throwing up across the throwing rain up across the south during wednesday , but then south during wednesday, but then continuing to track northwards and kind of becoming slow moving on wednesday night over northern ireland, northern england and then parts of eastern then into parts of eastern scotland where have amber scotland where we have an amber warning have warning in place. but we have yellow a good yellow warnings across a good part of the uk. to date part of the uk. keep up to date with weather warnings part of the uk. keep up to date with the veather warnings part of the uk. keep up to date with the vea

of the golani brigade, who died in gas while defending one of the settlements, as prime minister sharonpproves about the unilateral disengagement with the palestinians and the troops left in the sector and then the vast majority of israelis welcomed it and said, well, in the end, our boys will not die for a few settlements, which in the end cannot change the demographic balance in the gas sector, why is it necessary to keep the army there, our good will, they can live, how they will want to build their lives, and later the state, if we look at the experience of 2005 now, but i will honestly tell you what i thought too. that ariel sharon is taking an important historic step toward peace, but now that i look at this operation, i begin to think, maybe we all were wrong, you know, there's this idea that shawn did the right thing, but he didn't finish , okay, what, he didn't get to the situation, that 's it, the separation was one-sided, and jose belin and others were telling him what was it would be better to end up in a situation where we sign, even with that power, when ashaf, which was t

people that's it. >> sharon leaves behind a six year old, a nine year old and her husband. her family tells me that as part of jewish culture, they are now in seven days of mourning. ohad says sharon's remains were unrecognizable and dna was used to identify her. >> this afternoon, a bay area resident who witnessed the tragedy and destruction in israel firsthand is finally back in the us, but not before running into multiple roadblocks . tessa morgan arrived at sfo a short time ago from portugal with assistance from the state department and north bay congressman mike thompson's office. morgan spent ten months in israel traveling with a jewish youth group. congressman thompson says so far work to get his constituents home has been effective. >> i talked to my district office staff this afternoon and everyone who has been working one of these cases reports to me that their the people they've been working with are either home or on their way home. >> thompson says for right now, the turmoil to select a new house speaker has not impacted efforts to bring americans home. but he

. >>> actor sharon stone opening you about her terrifying health scare. >> it was a slim chance i would survive. i was very blessed that i made it. >> what she told us and what she wants other women to learn from her experience. >>> so much to cover today. we'll start, though, on capitol hill, where just moments from now, lawmakers will vote on the fate of the house speaker, kevin mccarthy. >> last week, speaker mccarthy struck a deal with democrats to fund the government and avoid a shutdown that cooperation angered members of the far right, they were mad about spending, led to congressman matt gaetz to bring what's called a motion to vacate, essentially forcing a vote to try to oust mccarthy from the speakership, here's what we're looking at in the house right now, 212 democrats, 221 republicans, among those republicans, 6, maybe 7 say they support ousting mccarthy. unclear what the democrats are going to do. >> speaker faces a tough road ahead to keep his job, the third time in the 234-year history of the house that a speaker has faced a motion to vacate. let's get to garrett haake w

hamas took over the government, and sharon didn't do that, yes, he decided that he knew better, and asoon as possible he needed to withdraw, take away the troops, and also the settlements, or is this a mistake , you know, i don't know, 18 years have passed, so it was, on the one hand, a chance hamas to turn this area into a normal, normal state, on the other hand, for years and we looked at it, then to say that we had only two chances 18 years ago and now, this is not exactly the situation that is, we have also seen the development , we saw what i was saying, we saw where hamas was going, no one wanted to talk to hamas, somehow they tried to contain them, okay, somehow they tried not to escalate, for most of the years netanyahu was the prime minister, who introduced this direction, this vector in that plan, that as he said, he can manage the conflict, and it is clear today that managing the conflict is still not so and not entirely possible, and for sure, if you ask where, in my opinion, is the mistake, the mistake really, really is here, allegedly this kind of treatment of hamas as so

then sharon sent a voicemail to my aunt, we're not getting out, we love you.hen a video with hostages in a car appeared on the internet and we saw them. i saw david holding one of his daughters. i saw sharon holding amelia from behind. this horrible scene keeps replaying in my head. about a hundred are in the hands of terrorists hostages, including foreigners. there are no ukrainians among them, but hundreds of ukrainian citizens are trying to leave israel and the gas sector from the territory controlled by hamas. people were supposed to leave through the checkpoint on the border with egypt, but the evacuation was interrupted today. today, two hours before this evacuation, for unknown reasons, the ministry of foreign affairs of israel informed that they do not guarantee safety and withdraw this permission. first of all , the evacuation was requested by women and children, well , in fact, we are asking israel for this one the crossing point was safe, it was simply not bombed. tzahal announced that he eliminated one of the commanders who organized the attack on

sharon, by then prime minister, ordered israeli troops into the west bank and gaza. second intifada's death toll surpassed 4300 people. again, more palestinians than israelis. >> rather than immediately clamp down in order to preserve the peace process, arafat cynically thought that the violence would act as leverage. this is a total misreading of dynamics on the israeli side, a total strategic mistake. the second intifada killed any residual readiness on the part of the israeli public to back the oslo process and to continue turning over territories. john: israel began building a security wall between the west bank and israel, and renewed expansion of west bank jewish settlements. in late 2003, prime minister sharon proposed unilaterally pulling all israeli troops from gaza and dismantling the settlements there. >> it pains me a lot, but i've reached a decision and i am going to carry it out. john: in august 2005, some 8000 israeli settlers abandoned 21 settlements. israel gave up all governing authority inside gaza, but continued to control its borders. the next ye

sharone is still clinging to the hope her parents will be returned to safety.mmy, a labour mp and a shadow foreign secretary has been speaking at the labour friends of palestine event in liverpool. have a listen. i think of the children facing the reality of war in a place that was already bereft of hope. organisations for the palestinians are doing essential and life—saving work to support people on the ground. a pay tribute to your staff working in the most difficult of conditions to help save lives. i agree with president macron when he said we must not confuse the fight against terrorism with the most elementary humanitarian right, support for civilian populations. there needs to be humanitarian access and supplies to gaza. we must distinguish between hamas and the palestinian people. because failing to do so would only embolden terrorists and punish the wrong people. as we sit on the conference floor yesterday, that would not be a just and lasting peace until israel is secured, palestine is a sovereign state and both israeli and palestinians enjoy security

sharon apperson is here to take us inside those numbers.are shocking, sharon. >> well, melissa, they certainly are. a recent report on the national retirement security finds the typical household has only $40,000 in accounts. it should be no surprise that genx yourself around 43 to 58 years old like the folks around that table are more than likely than any other generation to feel like they're behind. rising costs of education and health care, student loan debt, caring for children and aging parents are some of the financial hurdles weighing heavily on the generation. some also may be missing out an ways to save more money, like fully funding your 401(k) up to $30,000 if you're 350 or older, taking advantage of a roth 401(k) or making an aftertax contribution saving up to $66,000 in 2023 or $73,500 if you're 50 or older. now, the irs hasn't officially announced 401(k) contribution limits for 2024, but they are expected to go up. melissa. >> sharon, i was wondering if this generation has the most debt. they're the sandwich generation. they'v

sharon had a long history of crime and used to say that whatever can be destroyed, destroy it. , but also change the geography of the region. at first, scattered attacks by israel will begin, and on june 6, 198, a nationwide attack will begin. 120,000 soldiers along with 320 tanks and armored personnel carriers suddenly enter lebanon. they quickly made their way to the palestinian camps. it reaches sur and sida. the start of the war will be palestinian fighters resist. at the same time, israel attacks the syrian forces . israel's goals are determined by the attack on lebanon . occupying lebanon, expelling palestinians, suppressing syria and creating a puppet government. upon request. foreign forces arrive to monitor the palestinian exodus. after the departure of the palestinian fighters, the foreign forces will also leave lebanon. the next events happen quickly. the israelis keep besieging the palestinian camps. then, they incite the phalangists to act against the palestinians. phalangist they enter the camp. endless killing. at that time , there were at least 90,000 people in the ca

was marked by the desacration of the islamic holy shine by the then israeli prime minister ariel sharon. press correspondent has more. palestinians in gaza had on saturday to mark the 23rd anniversary of the second palestinian popular uprising, which is also known as the alaksa. the alaksa was parked by the disecration of the alaksa. compound in the occupied al-quds in september 2000 by then israeli prime minister rael sharon and his bodygards. palestinians have been holding protests in the eastern part of the gaza strip for the last three weeks, aiming to drawing international attention to continued israeli human rights violations in al-quds. hamas movement has warned the israeli regime against violations at alaska mask. 23 years have passed since the beginning and we continue to fight for our holy places, the israeli enemy must not provoke the palestinian people, the equation has not changed, and palestine remains an islamic land. today we assert that we will fight for our rights and we will use all the forms of resistance, including arm resistance to liberate alds and all of our land

them clashed with the egyptians because the egyptians near the lake were more powerful than what sharon only few of them were able to cross the canal. a year before, when the israelies thought of such a day, they built a 180 meter long bridge just across the sues canal in such a... situation, it took three days to end all the bridge. on october the 19th, when the ridge was completely installed, the egyptians were astonished. israeli task crossed the bridge and took up positions on the west coast of the swiss canal just behind the egyptians. egypt opened to heavy fire on the israelis, but the israelis were thinking of only one thing, the sub rocket launchers. this sky became safe for israeli fighters when some missiles were targeted by israeli tanks. the flood american weapons of the israeli army and gulf the egyptians, the israelis again to advance into egypt and anwar as-saddat had no choice but to call seas fire. at that time, egypt's powerful ally, the soviet union played its role. the soviet leader leonied bergnet, had previously shown his forces to the united states, faten the us w

joining me is sharon miller may thank you for being here.e main concerns -- >> thank you for having me. maria: what were the main concerns of small business owners right now? >> well, the number one concerns as you implied in your segment here was definitely inflation. the other concern we found from business owners was around the political environment, although i don't want to get into political conversation after yesterday's news, it does seem that small business owners were right on the target of that being a big concern if the environment. maria: what other things struck fro this survey? i know it showed female business owners with a positive outlook but lagging when compared to male counterparts, 34% of these women identify as a caregiver, compared to 23% of men and they say this can create challenges that impact the flow of business. makes sense, sharon, is that one of the take aways or what else struck you about your survey? >> that is one take away and certainly women do mostly take care of the family, the responsibility at home as w

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sharon, thank you union party. sharon, thank you very much indeed for joining union party.ou very much indeed forjoining me. i can i can only imagine is an absolutely appalling time for you and fellow israelis. can you describe the situation there for to us give us an idea of exactly what's going on? >> thank you for m.asam this has been one of our most devastating attacks that we've experienced in more than 50 years since the war of yom kippur. in more than 50 years since the war of yom kippur . this wasn't war of yom kippur. this wasn't just a declaration of war by hamas, but this was actually war crimes that were committed against the israeli people. these were crimes against humanity . if you follow some of humanity. if you follow some of these videos that were published, these are women who has been taken as hostages . they has been taken as hostages. they invaded , they infiltrated 20, 22 invaded, they infiltrated 20, 22 towns in the country of israel, in the state of israel, going from to house house, complete , from to house house, complete, completely massacring fa

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in 2019, they heard israeli generals named general sharon. sharon was actually an israeli general , he was the ruler of israel, and in fact he was a great general of israel. he tried to turn this mentality and the rationality of the palestinian mentality into palestinian children and make them busy in some way so that they forget palestine and consider the israeli soldiers as their friends. this was in 1900, but this child actually turned 20 years old. and the hero of the first intifada was the stone intifada, and israel believes in this it used to be that the palestinian generations will forget palestine, but on the contrary today, the palestinians participate in operations individually , the palestinian youth, even in the west bank , do not need military arrangements and organizations, so they act individually and against the military enemy. they target israel, and those who see the zionists insulting palestinian women and the elderly take action against them, and in fact, they are culturally educated and are at the social level, and theref

father was sparked by the desacreation of the islamic shrine by then israeli prime minister ariel sharon. our correspondent ashnon reports. palestinian zingad on saturday to mark the 23rd anniversary of the second palestinian pillar uprising, which is also known as the. the alaxa was parked by the secretion of the mask compound in the occupied al-quds in september 2000, by then israely prime minister real sharon and his bodygards. palestinians have been holding protests in the eastern part of the gaza strip the last three weeks, aiming to drawing international attention to the continued is. hamas movement has warned the israeli regime against violations at alaksa mosk. 23 years have passed since the beginning of thefada and we continue to fight for our holy places. the israeli enemy must not provoke the palestinian people. the equation has not changed and palestine remains an islamic land. today we assert that we will fight for our rights and we will use all the forms of resistance. they also denounced the international and arab silence on the unabated israel crimes in father means that

neil: understandably, sharon. thank you very much. you have a beautiful daughter. i hope and pray you find her. thank you for taking the time. >> thank you. thank you so much. neil: all right. in the meantime, u.s. reaction here is very strong in support of israel, very strong in condemning groups that have said israel sort of made all of this stuff up. but the fact of the matter is that the ground war is on, but the u.s. might be limited in the way it can react, how quickly it can react because there is still no speaker of the house in the house of especiallitives. so that part -- representatives. so that part of government can't function until that is done ors, and that's a long way from getting done. congressman dan bishop of north carolina kind enough to join us. congressman, it's a bad time to be facing this dilemma. how do you see it going? >> a food morning, neil. concern good morning, neil. it's unfortunate that the timing coincides. i don't think it's a fair statement to say that the united states is meaningfully disabled from playing the appropriate role

that was the message we were getting from sharon - line, perhaps.l security of unite. talked about wealth task of the re—nationalization of energy. she says remold, rethink about how distribute the cake. and she sat somewhere in the back of the hall. that's part of the management of the message at the moment, isn't it? it's a very well—managed conference was a biting mina in positive and negative sense to be frank. sharon graham is right, her members have been on strike in a whole range of fields and of one better pay rises for their members. we've got the worst cost crisis in british recorded history. people are worse off now than they were in 2008. if your public sector worker you're earning £16 a week less than you were in 2010 in real terms. there is a real level of poverty. 600,000 extra children are living in poverty compared with 2010. there's a huge amount of human need that needs to be done. saying we will get growth is right, and having a better industrial strategy is right for the labour government will probably come in if the polls are r

ariel sharon, the controversial israeli politician, entered al-aqsa mosque on september 28, 2000. this act of incitement created unrest in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem . disturbances that led to violence and conflict . to suppress the angry palestinians, he used tank bullets and airstrikes, and the palestinians responded with bombings, rocket attacks and shootings . say with he was found not guilty, but the judge told him that he should be imprisoned. we are faced with many memories. there, the zionist occupiers were killing and assassinating, isr shootings and attacks on the townspeople and zionist soldiers, these things happened every day. i repelled many cities with my own hands , my friends, neighbors and loved ones who were killed by the zionist soldiers. after 23 years , the situation of the palestinians in the west bank has not improved and in many cases it has gotten worse. he started deadly military attacks in the occupied west bank. these attacks in benjamin's extreme right cabinet netanyahu intensified. since the beginning of this year, more than 20 palesti

sharon and his bodygards. palestinians have been holding protests in the eastern part of the gaza strip for the last three weeks, aiming to drawing international attention to the continued israeli human rights violations in al-quds. hamas movement has warned the israeli regime against violations at alacsa mask. 23 years have passed since the beginning of the al-aqsah in dufada, and we continue to fight for our holy places. israeli enemy must not provoke the palestinian people. the equation has not changed and palestine remains an islamic land. today we assert that we will fight for our rights and we will use all the forms of resistance, including arm resistance to liberate al gores and all of our land. protesters held placers denouncing the israeli rececration of the mask compound. they also denounced the international and arab silence on the unabated israeli crimes in al-quds. intifada means that there is determination for palestinian to face the israeli aggression and colonialization and settlement and achie

oslo, eut barakak, who withdrew troops from southern lebanon, after which hamas in gaza seized power sharonion from gaza. he had the right to do what was necessary for his power; there were those old fools, israeli politicians, generals, politicians who sincerely thought that they could solve the issue. having found arafat, taken him out of the trash heap in which he was sitting, supported saddam hussein when he captured kuwait, after which the flooders stopped paying him money, give him a little money, give him the opportunity to speak out tribunes, give him power over the palestinians, it was the israelis who gave the palestinians to arafat, and hamas then seized the palestinians from arafat, because of them. and say, now you are in command here, so he commanded, and now hamas, in the end, well, people, well, hamas created the shabak, the arab counterintelligence of israel in the late eighties, the fact that hamas was created to compete with arafat, that’s true, that’s is known, and no one even refutes it, another thing is that it was copying american nonsense on the topic that moderates.

she sharon, who lives in london. give the israeli military as much information as possible about the tunnels. she was held in there are a huge, huge . network there are a huge, huge. network of tunnels underneath . of tunnels underneath. >> it looks like a spider web . >> it looks like a spider web. >> it looks like a spider web. >> it looks like a spider web. >> it is certainly a welcome development. but israeli sources say it's straight out of the hamas playbook , a delaying hamas playbook, a delaying tactic that won't divert them from the task at hand. the air war and then ground offensive to destroy hamas . the idf released destroy hamas. the idf released surveys since images of several air strikes overnight, which they say took out dozens of hamas gunmen preparing to launch rockets towards israel . two rockets towards israel. two fighter jets also struck multiple buildings , which israel multiple buildings, which israel says were being used by hamas. more than 400 strikes have been carried out in gaza over the l

then once ad on had pushed, the egyptians back across the canal, sharon's division would move against the egyptian 3rd army to repeat the process in the south. the 0900 hours on october, 8th, the attack begun. the southern me see that tanks of our brothers was moving into play, but the subdivision which is moving just little falls this effect. it's not the vision of that that it's not in the right direction. instead from north to south, they come for us from east to west and we see just before our eyes it's terry with any fire shells in the desert. books of fire around any tank room for that one. but i don't look at me and why that's because most of most of the minus sign mazata gave me a desk. yeah. and so this is and then with the budget is we will do most of us appreciate that our shuttle is to go for short on the go that's come submit. i say when it was off, where do i go to fill out the money? i mean, my pay. thank the com. see me in a few let's say about 20. she left at 1015. i forgot the name of the government. i mean the bill settlement for shame and isabel how may i ask you?

really threaten them, it happened in 1956, it happened in 1973, it happened a few times even during sharon's regime, so when the united states gets uh squeezed into a corner about the the uh the criminality of its agent, the israeli regime, they do put real pressure, but at the moment they are not, they are allowing israeli regime a free hand to kill and to murder and to cause war crimes. thank you, mr. sami ramadani, i'm going to bring our conversation to an end, i want to thank you and appreciate. you spending your uh time with us here on press tv today, academic and writer joining us from london, we're going to short take a short break, we'll be back uh soon to carry on this rolling uh coverage, these are live images coming out from um all four corners of the planet with respect to pro palestinian rallies held in dozens of countries, we're watching the developments very closely here on press tv, as we speak, women and children are being bombarded throughout the besieged gaza strip, they have no access to food, water or... electricity, we're watching, following the developments very closel