, they believe that stern's role was even higher than his own, well, that is, we will somehow revisethrough mutual efforts. mongolia is a participant in the international criminal court, but it ignored its claims against putin. someone referred to economic expediency, but there is also a legal basis, which, as mongolia believes, is much more solid than the one on which the icc is based. when the host party asks. this is also international law, from this point of view we kind of rely on and adhere to of the international law that has existed since the time of westval, it has really been forgotten that the legal innovations of the liberal era are a very momentary thing by historical standards, and... in terms of territory, mongolia is one of the ten largest countries in asia, it is three times larger than france, but its population is only 3.5 million people. the economy has traditionally been based on livestock farming, so in 2018, mongolia ranked fourth in the world in terms of the number of horses, tenth place in terms of the number of scythes, twelfth place in terms of the number o

howard stern has had no filter for 100 years.people like you come howard stern, because you didn't have a filter. that's it. >> dana: having no filter was the shtick. a head, who is the messiest host at the table? i know the answer to that one. find out next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> they say a cluttered desk can lead to a cluttered mind. i say heav empty desk means an y mind. >> that's not what i was going to say. >> harold: michael scott with some classic wisdom on a problem that plagues us all: clutter appeared several studies they having a messy home can be damaging to your health, resulting in decreased productivity and a compulsion t. so jesse, are you finally going to clean out the garage this week? >> jesse: my garage is spick-and-span, harold, how dare you. yours isn't, jeanine? >> judge jeanine: of course. >> jesse: keeps an immaculate garage, i'm sure. clean surface, clean house, and that is why greg is such a cluttered mess. if you've ever seen his office here at fox, you understand how disgraceful and despicable this man is. the f

up next, howard stern attacking trump voters. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: and howard stern is no fan of donald trumpy be clear that he is not hate the former president, just the people who vote for him. watch this. >> this whole idea that you come if you like me, you are good and if you don't you are bad beer i've been the victim of this. i don't hate the guy. i hate the people who vote for him come i thing they are stupid. i do. i'll be honest with you. i have no respect for you. >> dana: deplorables take five, jesse come i'm going to our expert on howard stern. >> jesse: am i? i haven't listen to him in a while, but for many, many years. he is going the route my mother went. you get to a certain age, you get radicalized, it happened to her, it's happening to him. he doesn't care anymore. he's rich, he hates trump. he really hates trump. he hates people that vote for trump. he does think they are stupid. but i still love howard and i don't care greg looks at me like i'm going to get on his show because i'm not because he'll never have me on. and i don't have a new book out but i will one day. and t

and they thought that if the king stern, the underground, reside within so there was a hunt. it's a simple story too. often soldiers were injured and being it's richard and jeff hospital and one day and the mother of one of the injured came to visit and she told the other one there wasn't much as void that she wants to go and visits is right. but she doesn't know the address, and he told me that the address in hebrew as well as why in the most, i, even, probably not the very professional conduct was giving shelter to study. and when this information was tracked down by the british intelligence, the next thing they were doing was to go and see what's going on. the one that discovered him was a officer named thomas wilson. and but he didn't choose to call the superior this guy or measure more time and the and most in the beginning. jordan, my father was and died in his hands but, and it was a cold blood man. murder. then they changed it and tried to run away or something that's is the last letter. this is vast. legs are written in the morning of offerings or this of, of the beg

my name is yours stern. i am the son of fiber home staring last year. the founder and 1st commander of leslie, an underground moment for the british hearing izard. during the 1940s he was killed as the age of 34. by the british and cold blooded murder, the dead on his. i'm his dining into open remote in palestine and british troops and police up against the tough proposition. with everybody out of a nationalist and a, a patently peaceful citizen, maybe getting a bomb. and to catch a motor in an audience which city is like looking for a rep between a went organized wants her grandson. first of all was hero was the hero. he came there as a student from portland to are getting the phrase ready to 1925 and was a brilliant student of liberal arts. the hebrew only versity here on mon sculpus. he also was a poet. this book is it broke offers times since it was report. this is, this is what we thought as far as the 1st edition was in 1950, which one is a new york boy here. the best board is the one that i sent to i know soldiers because he wrote it here was thi

i was never a howard stern fan because i was so young.eks on tv. >> greg: but he used to be like trump. he used to be the guy who had no filter. >> it's always good when someone on the moral high ground on howard stern's passing judgement. he's mad because he's not as popular as trump. it's funny because if you look at his life, the things he's done, he should have been the first [ bleep ] person canceled. how many people did he exploit? he did not leave his house because of covid, but because of all the people he owes money to, all the people he screwed over. let's talk about how he treated women on the show. tricking them into thinking they would get deals, making them stuff hotdogs down their throats and do all the stuff that we are supposed to be against. he has the unmitigated gall to talk about anybody. >> greg: and that's why -- >> that's why he's doing it. >> greg: like all the stuff with jimmy kimmel, he did black face and now he's doing penance. >> yes. we solve stuff here. >> greg: we are like the murder she wrote of talkshows.

stern? >> yes, but it also is not just people being -- part of our challenge is we are sort of ordained, our brains function to see us and them. sometimes dehumanization and demonization of that becomes problematic in terms of particular groups, it could lead to genocide of the types of hate crimes we are seeing. i think the more we focus on this is a normal human reaction whether it's our politics, the better able to handle situations like this and to piggyback on one thing that i agree and disagree with with my friend the rabbi, i do not think on the campus we are going to totally dispel this with discipline. there certainly places where we need to have things the police come in but that should be the last, education should be the response and one person i would suggest this committee hear from at some point is michael roth who is jewish at wesleyan who basically said as long as you are not harassing and intimidating, you are going to be ok. if you want to pitch a tent, we will bring peopl

then, and the 22 foot props themselves squeezed through narrow spaces to their locations below the stern. of. the massive screws now in place. the hull was completely sealed and painted. all staging was removed above and below, and the hull made ready for launching. at the christening. admiral delivered the invocation we praise the old guard for this memorable climactic moment of human achievement. we rejoice that our has made it possible for the ingenuity, skill and labor free men to bring this ship in to be there. come now. those who have roared as good workmen in its planning and construction, the inner satisfaction of having done their task worthily and well. as we christen the forrestal, we commend her to guidance and care grant that her services may be used in the preservation of peace and for war only when the defense of freedom honor shall so dictate that blimp up there seems to be doing a good job of looking her over. boy, look at that flight deck. yeah she's plenty big. what was it? 1000. let's see. 1000. 36 feet long. and the deck, 252 feet wide. the paper said she was big eno

stern's face and body parts are also visible when police match stern's license plates to public surveillancecameras. more details emerge. >> madeline was visible in that vehicle. >> they see stearns driving with maddie in the opposite direction, he told police. maddie's head is abnormally slumped. she doesn't move the entire ride. when stearns pulls over in a remote parking garage, more video catches him taking maddie from the front seat and putting her in his trunk. >> we believe she was already dead at that time. >> stearns is immediately arrested on child sexual battery and child charges. 24 hours later, in a rural part of nearby saint cloud, in a grove of bamboo trees. >> we send our units out here and we discover what appears to be a body. >> police find maddie. her cause of death, strangulation. stefan stearns is immediately charged with first degree premeditated homicide and will soon face trial. stearns has been denied bond while awaiting trial. meanwhile, prosecutors have announced that they intend to pursue the death penalty. they also suspect others may be involved in madeleine's

know this basic geopolitical reality of that time and ... very actively began to remember kamkorna sternally our scientists in chita, it seems like their fellow countryman, they believe that stern's role was even higher than zhukov's, well, that is , we will somehow revise this whole thing through mutual efforts, a solemn meeting. in terms of territory, mongolia is among the ten largest states in asia, it is three times larger than france, but its population is only 3.5 million people. the economy has traditionally been based on livestock farming, so in 2018 mongolia ranked fourth in the world by the number of horses, tenth place by the number of kos, twelfth place. by the number of sheep and camels. until the collapse of the ussr, soviet aid amounted to a third of the gdp. in the nineties, a serious crisis occurred. then came shock therapy, but now experts from reneissance capital call mongolia's economy the fastest growing in the world. according to estimates from the asian development bank, the gdp growth rate is high - 5% in the twenty -second year and 7% in the twenty-third. the rea

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zhukov, it is interesting that in russia, they have very actively begun to remember kamkorn stern, thatally our scientists in chita, it seems like their fellow countryman, they believe that... stern's role was even higher than zhukov's, well, that is, by mutual efforts, we will still somehow reconsider this whole thing. having solemnly greeted the russian president, ulan bator greatly upset his western partners. mongolia is a participant in the international criminal court, but it ignored its claims against putin. someone referred to economic expediency, but there is also a legal basis. it is, as mongolia believes, much more solid than the one on which the mus. is based. when the host party already gives an invitation, then according to customary international law, on the basis of international law in treaties, when the host party gives an invitation at the highest level of the state, then... these visits, they already have an official, diplomatic status, and this diplomatic status, well, this is international law too, from this point of view, we kind of rely on and adhere to the intern

mark joseph stern, it is always great to have you on this program and to hear your thoughts. thanks for your time tonight. that is our show for tonight. now it is time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening, lawrence. >> good evening. i will add thoughts about the united states supreme court in this hour, especially their moral responsibility in the moral diagram of the death of amber nicole thurman, which you were also talking about in this hour. >> i am eager to hear that and that is important framing for this moment. have a good show. >> thank you. >>> they got what they wanted. the two, 78-year-old, former republican presidents who appointed the majority of republican supreme court justices who overturned roe v. wade got what they wanted. sometimes when you get what you want, more things than you anticipate come with it. it is possible that the people who worked to elect george w. bush to the presidency, a job for which his only qualification was that his father once had that job, knew that george w. bush said he wanted to ban abortion in america by ove

when it became profitable for her, she already presents herself as such... 1.0, that he is such a sternhes all criminals there at the same time, illegal immigrants, well, supposedly punishes, those who threaten america, and at the same time punishes donald trump in these debates, yes, whom, in general, the harris headquarters directly calls constantly in their materials, mailings, campaigning and so on, just a criminal, sometimes even as if they don’t write the name and surname, just well , this criminal said something about us, so we answer him, well, well, the point is that, as if kamela harris is such a product of political technology, and there and as for ukraine, israel and everything else, he will take the position that, well, as if her advisers are now consider it a win or not quite a loss, she will declare it, that's what concerns the debates, yes, we see of course an attempt to present these debates as such a confident, strong, powerful victory for harris, well, from this point of view, i probably agree in part, but not entirely, yes indeed, of course for harris - these debates

stern and miss mary. is the kind of hate that we are talking about today, whether it is anti-jewish hate, sexual orientation hate crimes, anti- hispanic, antiblack, anti- muslim, anti-asian-american native hawaiian, pacific islander, is this kind of hate learned? >> yes, but also not just the people being polluted. part of the challenges as human beings, we are sort of ordained to see who was us into his them. sometimes the dehumanization id humanization of that becomes problematic in particular groups . and can lead to genocide and the types of hate crimes we are seeing. i think that the more we focus on this, this is a normal human reaction. whether it's on politics, to. the better we will be able to handle situations like this and just piggyback on one thing. i agree and disagree with the rabbi. i do not agree with this. we are going to totally dispel this with discipline. certainly places where they need to have things where they come in. for the education should be the response to it. one person i wo

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best of howard stern, i don't want to promote it necessarily. them. the rest of, we had good shows. but he has changed and she does not do the ratings anymore. >> greg: he does not have to he is almost finished. kat, do you remember howard stern? >> no but you have been on every show. you have been on tv a lot. >> mr. trump: a lot of shows. >> would you ever rule out doing reality tv again at? what about hosting love island? >> mr. trump: i had the apprentice for 12 years. >> i know. >> mr. trump: 14 seasons and 12 years, a lot of time. they wanted to renew me for five years also to do it and i didn't want to do it. i said i wanted to run for president. mark is a great guy and the producer and all of the people from nbc, everybody to -- came up to see me to talk me out of running. they say it is not possible to win it, nobody ever does that, nobody ever gives up a prime time show hit with a five-year extension. i say that is when i knew i was going to do it. i love doing the apprentice. it was so successful. the question is did it make a differe

mark joseph stern, why were you wrong and who do you think john roberts really is? roberts was conservative through and through and share the goals of the conservative movement, that he was not a maga extremist. that he did not support the excesses of trumpism and that he would at least attempt to guide his court toward some type of middleground in at least some cases that involved donald trump and the election and the reality is we were wrong about that. you know this new reporting demonstrates that roberts really throws out his liberal colleagues when they came to him, attempting to make compromises in these momentous cases. instead he was delusional enough to believe the praise from sycophants like neil gorsuch chand brett kavanaugh, who promised him these would be decisions for the ages and the public would embrace and celebrate a sweeping ruling granting trump criminal immunity for attempting to subvert the 2020 election. i think we believed roberts still had some eagerness for compromise and we thought he cared about the courts institutional legitimacy as a go

donald trump made it very clear on howard stern that he got the answer he did not want to hear. the girlfriend was going to have the baby. that is how she became the second mrs. donald trump with the shortest tenure as a trump wife. we have no idea how donald trump felt when the third mrs. donald trump broke the news to him that she was pregnant with his third son. men in 20 states are not allowed to ask women, what are we going to do about this? when a woman tells them she is pregnant. not anymore. donald trump took that away. he took away that conversation from those people. donald trump took away the rights that enabled him to say to his girlfriend, what are we going to do about this, when she was pregnant. donald trump is telling american men, you don't get to have the option that i always had whenever anyone told me she was pregnant. donald trump can say what are we going to do about this every single time. to a wife or girlfriend. and now, people are dying. women are dying. the choices made by george w. bush and donald trump are now killing people. propublica is now report

nobody in the stern family has to work for generations. most of his career, who has been seen multiple times in black face putting down handicapped people and everyone thought that was humorous in his day. >> ainsley: howard stern not that relevant. >> brian: not that relevant. why would you say i hate donald trump voters? >> steve: the other thing is we talked whether taylor swift would. she did last week. ainsley was quoting from the "new york post" they did some surveys it might impact 8% of the people out there but at the same time, 20%. >> brian: less likely to vote for taylor swift. >> ainsley: more likely after taylor endorsed. more likely to vote for kamala. 20% less likely. >> steve: that cancels each other. steve. >> lawrence: i do find it extremely perplexing all these celebrities. go through the list. especially people that have shows and all of this, that hate him now. but you can just google it and see pictures where they party with him. they were friends. he was their guy. and then all of a sudden, he became this racist when

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charges on the stern torpedoes on the bow. but they played a critical at normandy in the lengthy and complex operational plan that was written for d-day. the task assigned to the tin cans was to screen the invasion and fleet from possible interfere once by german u-boats. in fact, the u-boat threat, as we've heard, has pretty much been neutralized by the of 1944. indeed, the only axis naval challenge at all that they could post the invasion came from a handful of what the germans called chanel booting. i love speaking german. it makes me feel fierce. chanel vuitton fast boats literal translate. kind of equivalent to what we called p.t. boats patrol torpedo boats. small 80 foot carried torpedoes, their principal weapon and a machine gun topside topside. the chanel button did have an impact on the allied training regiment. before the landing, when they attacked a flotilla of lst, his officer, captain sands john mentioned this in his address this morning morning. but on d-day, they they were ordered to charge out of lahav and att

the show will also be the first production at the lucie stern theater to feature their new seating. we have been talking with the city of palo alto for several years about how this would happen, and in order to do this, they had to actually shut this space down for three months, tear all the old seats out and they recreated ada seating in the back. as for the role of charlie, it's shared between two young actors. we're usually on the stage i really was talking to our charlie's daughter in this production and talking about how the audience is experiencing all of this through them, so when they feel the joy, we want the audience to feel the joy. we want them to take that journey with with charlie. and patrick hopes that when people watch the show, they relive that sense of youthful wonder. young man. this one in particular, i think is a real opportunity for families to get together enjoy something spectacular on stage and then talk about maybe the themes of the show imagination, the importance of following your heart and your dreams after all, as ... wonka says we are the music makers

the hell of a waste of technical tax will lie in the stern of the chestnuts.it’s not without reason that the region’s first winter in belarus has ended. to give yourself a reboot, it is not necessary far to go. i love cycling, but of course, riding in the forest is a special pleasure. the program has a route built, we are going on a trip around belarus, it is also called, because of its mountainous terrain, a city on seven hills. friends, today i am building my route around the volozhin region. belarusian poles, how much is contained in these words. history, original culture, real natural wealth and hospitable polesians, for adventures, you will be left, right, carefully, a girl with a manger, oh my god, how cool you are, you can make him look like an apple, you will be an apple, so, of course, it will be, there will be , oh, positive emotions, oh, this is a compass, show me, take the compass, yourself, it’s a pity that the tv doesn’t broadcast this. broadcast to belarus adzin and belarus 24 working days from the capital and the region, darya tarasava is with

dzyauchaty, let’s correct, fіtsi-mіtsi, pennies, containers, empty razmova, not hahanki, on the right is sternalavek, zyauchaty, 40 points, you have already earned the maximum amount in this competition, otherwise... all phraseological units supal with their darkened eyes, the generator of the drop-out hands gives you a generous sum, as it looks like, 40 balls of your ashes and your sheds, to cope with your task, katya and veranika, apparently, everything has been prepared for them. sisters, you remember what kind of envelope is in front of you, others, let’s take a look at what they have, justice someday, patsyarpets by no means, the whole battle and light up the lepsh, and then we will chakats phrasealagism, brazsa for the forelocks, what does this mean, the whole battle, i’m flying , by no means, the truth of the matter, not, probably, the whole battle, i too i think , all the battle, i’m flying, our adkaz. brazza for the forelocks - this is the whole fight. geta your kanchatkov adkaz. good, i’m washing it, and we don’t know why, are you right in saying that? step on the screen: add some pe

simplify your questions with good hands, stern, unwavering.he high pastament there was a flock of patricians on the huts. zdaetsta, developed with sons , gives it without any. all the pain was concentrated in their fists, but kupryyanava knew where they were sending her sons, since she herself had lived through the first war in the world, and mrs. maukliva knew that they had been killed again. we can only tell you what we've got for you harsh creatures, but in my opinion, this is a straight figure, harsh creatures, these are the chosen images of mother geraina. image is an ideal, image is a spell, and it includes strength, power, spiritual power, not only those who have lost their lives, but also the power of our nation, our people. basically , pabudov’s campaigning memoirs contrasted the statistic figure of the mother with the dynamism of the group. son, pamіzh іmі darоga, like how young people krochatc ahead. discovering the male characteristics of the administrative flock and the khada. the first chatsvera are brave and mature. mikhail, ssi

and off stage, we are mother and son. >> the show will also be the first production at the lucy stern new seating. >> we have been talking with the city about how this would happen for several years and in order to do this they had to shut down the space far three months and tear all the old seats out and recreated ada seating in the back. >> reporter: as for the role of charlie, it is shared between two young actors. >> usually on the stage. >> i really was talking to our charlies that are in the production and talking about how the audience is experiencing all of this through them. so when they feel the joy, we want the audience to feel the joy. we want them to take that journey with charlie. >> and patrick hopes that when people watch the show, they relive that sense of youthful wonder. >> this one in particular i think is a real opportunity for families to get together and enjoy something spectacular on stage and then talk about maybe the themes of show and imagination and the importance of following, you know, your heart and your dreams. >> after all, as willy wonka says, we are

as the weather closed in, with australia 165 for two — they were well ahead on the duckworth—lewis—stern's stand—in captain harry brook made 72 and ben duckett 107 as they set a target of 310. any time you tour england as an australian team it is always a fantastic few weeks. the cricket played by both teams was outstanding and a ha rdfought contest for five matches and good to get over the line today in a rain affected game. i think we did brilliantly. we batted perfectly. ducky had an outstanding innings. there was a collapse in the middle but we tried to put pressure on the bowlers throughout and then with the ball we tried to take wickets. we knew it would rain and we probably searched a little bit but we would rather go that way. now it hasn't been done since 1987, but by winning the giro d'italia, tour de france and the world championship in the same year, tadej pogacar has entered cycling's history books by completing the triple crown. he joins ireland's stephen roche and the legendary belgian eddy merckx as drew savage reports. even to a man who has won the tour de france three t

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as the weather closed in, with australia 165 for two — they were well ahead on the duckworth—lewis—sternnd's stand—in captain harry brook made 72 and ben duckett 107 as they set a target of 310. any time you tour england it's always a fantastic few weeks. i thought it applied by both teams was outstanding, hard fought contest of five matches and yeah, good to get over the lines in a rain affected game. he played an outstanding innings, we had that collapse innings, we had that collapse in the — innings, we had that collapse in the middle but we tried to put pressure on the bowlers throughout, and we tried to took— throughout, and we tried to took wickets, we knew it was going — took wickets, we knew it was going to _ took wickets, we knew it was going to rain we probably searched a little bit but would rather — searched a little bit but would rather go that way then get defensive. now, it hasn't been done since 1987, but by winning the giro d'italia, tour de france and the world championship in the same year, tadej pogacar has entered cycling's history books by completing the triple crow

the road, not just by as well as could be also for them at least i mean to see which sidekicks which stern here, of course, at the weakening of cause bala following the death of most realize is something that is, is it is a clear fact, but now what happens here is iran stepping in to a, you know, help cause bought a recover, restated, bring more money into it and make it, you know, keep it strong as it always want. it is a big part of it's a stride excess, or will there be other forces, maybe within lebanon, and then living these government, or maybe international forces will try to bring some sort of counter forces into that. i mean there many people also 11 under a happy that you know, the smallest people overlapping on has been like, go up. so there's this potential here, and that could maybe lead to a, a shift in the power dynamics between is really nothing and about settling that border. that's been, you know, a troubled border for over 40 years. now that's in the one hand. and then on the other hand, what else and yeah, was trying to achieve here. this is what we're talking about, th

yeah, he has a best of.u ever >> did you ever see the best of best of howard stern? i don't want to promote it necessarile bey, but and i waswt there for just about all of them. the best stuff we had good shows. it was good. but he's changed the re. >> and, you know, he doesn't do the ratings anymore. no, he doesn't. it doesn't have to. hesnot do ratingshe's finished. >> cat, do you remember howard stern? no, but i was. but you know, you put on every show. >> you were on tv a lo? t a lot of shows. >> i would you rule out i'm not >> md you would woul you ever rule out doing reality tv again? >> lik e what about hosting love island? >> you know, i have i hadentice the apprentice for 12 years. 14 seasons, but 12 years, a lot of time they wanted to renew mew for five years. they were all set to do it and i didn't want to do it. i want to ru m tn. i said i want to run for president. mark burnett is a great gu ys and you, the producer and allan and all of the people from nbc, everybododucer ay came up to see to talk me out of running. they said it's not possibl -e to win.

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the inventor of the first domestic antibiotic, we are of course talking about our penicillin, lina stern, the first woman in our country, an academician. i listed the names outstanding russian scientists, but only then these women... at the turn of the xix-20th century had to fight for their right to engage in science, today such an opportunity exists, but perhaps every girl, my colleague, artem pashnin met with young and experienced scientists. the majestic architecture of this capital skyscraper is well known to the entire scientific world. moscow state university is one of the fundamental pillars of russian science. lectures are held here every day, research is conducted, scientific discoveries are made. women play a role in this, choosing difficult scientific professions for themselves: studying at the faculty of physical and chemical engineering is not for truants, the subjects are complex, requiring a considerable amount of basic knowledge, and teachers often teach technical courses in english. more than half of the students at the faculty are girls. academician of the russian acad

targeted by the israeli futter jones and the northern part of nasarati fiji camp. hamamas has given a sternrning to the israeli regime or fate of remaining captives in gaza, in a video message, the movement caution israel, an end to the genocide is the only way for their safe return. hamas also warn netanyahu's war mongering policies will only lead to the more deaths of the captives. on sunday, israel announced recovery of six bodies of captives in gaza's southern city of rafa, and since then there's been growing criticism of benjamin netanyahu for the captives death. and people want him to quickly reach a permanent cease fire with hamas. 101 israeli captives are still held in gaza, hamasa dozens of them were killed and indiscriminate israely bombing. release video showing two israely captives killed during regime's bombings in gaza, they blame regime's uh prime minister benjamin netanyahu for failing to secure their release through a permanent seasfire deal. captain's accused netanyahu were trying to kill them by avoiding that seizfire with palestinian fighters. they also called on israeli