thomas friedman previously called the ukrainian war the first world war. and the united nations again he warned about the dire humanitarian situation in the gaza strip . the un secretary general says more than half of the people. gazans no longer have anything to eat . unicef also called the situation of children in this region catastrophic. un secretary general antonio guterres announced that the latest report he received about the lack of food and hunger in gaza is like a terrible indictment of the conditions of the people of this region. this report emphasizes the necessity and urgency of establishing a ceasefire in gaza. the people in gaza are indescribable. at the same time , the world food program announced that the rate of spread of the hunger and famine crisis is man-made in gaza it is very worrying. relief agencies under the un have warned that the volume. the daily needs of the people of gaza for humanitarian aid and vital items for survival are so high that the only way to deliver large-scale aid is by land, and air and sea aid does not heal the

thomas friedman previously called the ukrainian war the first world war. a settlement zionist a settler ran over a jewish protester against conscription with his car. jews flow. in protest against the forced military service, haredi closed the railway lines of occupied quds. controversy over the sending of haredis to conscription has started after the announcement of the need of the zionist army to recruit 10,000 new soldiers for the gaza war. haredi rabbis have warned that they will leave occupied palestine en masse if they are forced to serve in the israeli army. the haredis form a significant part of the coalition in the cabinet, and if they leave the coalition, netanyahu's cabinet will fall. did the sports program in the past year examines and analyzes important sports events in 1402 . the broadcast of this program will start at 14:00 today on sports radio. checking the performance of the federation. in the sports program in the past year after the asian games we host. we were in iran. in this program, we will look at each sport and the performance of

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violence. friedman in the rack was the famous one who said, we hear the rock because we could, thomas friedman is one of the spokes people for that twisted etiology. and that's why he does as well as he does. the new york times is not alone and failing. it's american audience on the gaza story. there was the wall street journal report on the israel's allegation that on the relief agency, so many palestinians depend on it, had been infiltrated by hamas. the paper swallowed israel's unsubstantiated side of that story, hook, line, and sinker. there's cnn and the fake news be headed babies married babies and toddlers were found with their heads decapitated. neither cnn nor the journal, however, are considered. america's news outlets of records. the way the times is, what should it, despite some worthwhile investigations since october 7th, like this one, showing the destruction cause of by 2000 pound is really bonds that does not begin to address. and in balance that goes back decades, lead on mistake about pro israel bias. coming out of the times is jerusalem bureau, where chris hedges worked in t

you may be read the book the world is flat by thomas friedman, and i think that's always been more of a promise than a reality. i think that the world today is still very deeply unequal place. there are lots of complex reasons for. but i also think it's true that technology has enriched the world and has spread opportunity. so if web. one democratized access to information and web to democratize access to publishing, web three empowers people with a new toolkit to move and store value to own assets and to build wealth on a globally a level playing field and a globally level labor market. so if technology makes the world flatter but i think web3 is going to be a steam and it's going to flatten power structures and change our world in profound and, unexpected ways. the book is called web3 charting the internet's next economic, cultural frontier. and i really love the word frontier for a lot of reasons. some are for experts all linked. some frontiers require vast amounts of capital. you know, climbing mount everest, venturing to the moon and so forth. and frontiers present their fair sha

. >> joining us now, a columnist for the new york times, thomas friedman.d peace is entitled "netanyahu is making israel retroactive." >> what do you make of leader chuck schumer's comments? >> i thought they were important and courageous and i think they were right on. i think that friends don't let friends drive drunk and israel embarked on a war against hamas in gaza that was a war of survival. it was extremely important. it was justified in terms of israel pack for self-defense. but it had to be done in a way, mika, where it was framed in a legitimacy framework that would enable israel to stay in the war and sustained both arab and western allies and i believe prime minister netanyahu has not fought in the war that way and i think what chuck schumer has done is opened the space for a real discussion in the democratic party and also in american politics at large, where we can have a frank conversation with israel without it being one of hostility of, where you going here? because where you are going, we think is not only going under your interest but the

. >> joining us now columnist for "the new york times," thomas friedman.adioactive." what do you make, tom, of leader schumer's comments? >> well, i thought that senator schumer's comments were important. i think they were courageous, and i think they were right on. i think that friends don't let friends drive drunk, and -- >> that's right. >> israel embarked on a war against hamas and gaza that was a war of survival. it was extremely important. it was justified in terms of israel's self-defense, but it had to be done in a way, mika, where it was framed in a kind of legitimacy framework that would enable israel to sustain the war and sustain both arab and western allies, and i believe prime minister netanyahu didn't do -- has not fought the war that way and i think what senator schumer has done has really opened the space for a real discussion here within the democratic party, but also within american politics at large where we could have a frank conversation with israel without it being one of hostility of where are you going here because where you're goi