unrua gaza director thomas white said 38 people have died in un facilities in the warthorn area and 72w from me in person and when i gave them the the time for that they they came it was a sunday and it was an off day in paris. and then when i wanted to enter into the studio in front of the camera, the chief bureau has received the call from his boss who came from his house to inform them from paris on sunday off night that you are not allowed to take a to take to give the opportunity or the platform of france 24 for for the speech of hammas, they accused us as terrorists, they are the terrorists, they they claim the freedom of speech, there is nothing. called freedom of speech, what antisemitism? blinkin himself has declared, he is a jew and because he is a jew, he is defending israel, they are saying it is jewish state, we are fighting about against israel, they are putting themselves as representative of jewish, we need our brothers and sisters from jewish religion outside israel to raise their voice and say explicitly that is: the international outcry against israel's brutal strike

palistan refugees or onrua says is no longer able to shelter civilians in gaza, unwhile gaza director thomas whited offensive on the strip. the armed wing of hamas said is forces fired salvos of mortor shells destroying six israeli tanks and two armored personnel carriers. algasam brigades added that number of israeli troops were killed and injured as a result. the brigades also... that israel's military death toll is much higher than what the regime has announced. the group has warned that gaza will be, in its words, the curse of history for israel. it added that the regime's forces entering the besieg territory will go home in quote, black bags. the israeli military claims that his troops have now encircled gaza city. it says 25 troops have so far been killed in the ground operation. we have conducted an interview with hamas representative in iron khalid khaddumi. he tells us about his cancelled interview with france 24 and accusations of antisemitism against hamas. they have requested the interview from me in person and when i gave them the the time for that they they came it was a sunday and i

onroa gaza director thomas white said 38 people have died in un facilities in the war torn area, andi tanks and two armored personnel carriers. algasan brigades added that number of israeli troops were killed and injured as a result, the brigades also said israel's military death toll is much higher than what the regime has announced. uh, the group has warned the gaza will be in its words a curse of history for israel. it added that the regime's forces entering the besieg territory will go home and quote, black bags. the israely military claims that its troops have now encircled gaza city. it says. 25 troops have so far been killed in the ground operation. we've conducted an interview with hamas representative in iran khalid gadumi. he tells us about his cancelled interview with france 24 and accusations of anti-semitism against thomas. they have requested the interview from me in person and when i gave them the the time for that they they. came, it was a sunday and it was an off day in paris, and then when i wanted to enter into the studio in front of the camera, the chief peu has r

let's bring in thomas white from the u.n. relief and works agency for palestinian refugees. mr. white, we just heard from the israeli ambassador and his view. from what you are seeing, what's the reality in gaza right now? >> martha, the situation is still very desperate. of course, the fighting rages in the north, and once again, we have horrific scenes coming out of one of our schools that was hit during that fighting. a large number of people killed. we're still trying to verify the information from up there. it's very clear it was a school, and so the death toll continues to mount, and these are people sheltering inside a school. >> martha: and the israeli ambassador told me just before he sat down that they believe it might have been an errant israeli shell that hit that area although he said he does dispute the numbers. let's talk about al-shifa. what are you seeing now? it sounds absolutely desperate there. >> today there was a team that went up to al-shifa. it composed of the world food program -- correction. it composed of w.h.o., unicef, and others in partnership with t

and what thomas white said, the head of unrest said, is now even under the un flag. we cannot provide safety for people in guys. and he pointed to 50 un facilities that had been damaged 2 days, rarely bombardment, 5, he said, were direct hits. and he said in a, out of the more than $600000.00 displaced people policy, post indians and guys that are seeking shelter at un facilities. he said a dozens have been killed. wow. trying to get safety under the un flag. so certainly a very, very somber outlook there. i will say just on some new numbers. martin griffith did say that since october 21st, when aid was starting to 1st allowed to come in to guys from the raw wrap a border crossing. he said now 329 trucks have entered guys. it's a really sorry i have to. i have to interrupt because we continue to watch live events out of the region. gabriel, and we are still watching this unfolding situation that goes as largest hospital, which is i'll shift because listening to the news didn't that live we ran out of medical supplies or the weekend lot that told me days with the high

thomas white, the gaza chief for anrua, took to x, formerly known as twitter this week, saying, one cannot would think of the experience of 1948 and the collective trauma, now the intergenerational trauma carried with these families is being relived here in 2023. while humanitarian aid trickles into the gaza strip for the palestinians living in it, life here is now a daily ritual of survival, in a place ever more. stated by israel's unjust war on the besieged territory. tony greenstein, uh, they're over 11,00 dead, and that's a conservative estimate. how would you assess the humanitarian crisis that's clearly unfolding? well, it's horrific, of course, and it probably will get even worse, and we don't know the number of death because of thousands and the rebel, i mean that must be very conservative. and yet we see the west is continuing to support israel's genocidal attack on gaza, i mean this presents that we're attacking and trying to destroy hamas, well you don't raise tower blocks, you don't bomb her whole communities in order to get rid of habas, this is a war against the palestinians

thomas white, the gaza chief for anrua, took to x, formerly known as twitter, this week saying, one cannot but think of the experience of 1948 and the collective trauma. now the inter-generational trauma carried with these families is being relived here in 2023. while humanitarian aid trickles into the gaza strip for the palestinians living in it, live here. is now a daily ritual of survival in a place ever more devastated by israel's unjust war on the besieged territory. tony greenstein, uh, they're over 11,00 dead and that's a conservative estimate. how would you assess the humanitarian crisis that's clearly unfolding? well, it's horrific, of course, and it probably will get even worse, and we don't know the number of dead because of thousands and mean that must be very conservative estimate and yet we see the west is continuing to support israel's genocidal attack on gaza, i mean this presents that we're attacking and trying to destroy hamas, well you don't raise - tower blocks, you don't bomb whole communities in order to get rid of habas, this is a war against the palestinians in gaza

is garza chief thomas white wrote to own x, that the monetary in operation will grind to a halt in the next 48 hours. there's no fuel was being allowed to enter gaus. he added that 2 of the main water distribution contractors have stopped working as a right now to fuel. baffled at night 200000 people, possible voltage across the world. the united nations flags are flying up house stuff to pay tribute to 101 un stuff killed in the world garza. i mean, it's silence was observed in that on the was seen the highest number of un personnel killed in a conflict. remember all the us house representative for a sheet of labor and all the democrats quoted on president joe biden, to demand an immediate cease fine gauze. last week's, the republican that house voted to essentially, it's like, you know, the palestinian american politician for her comments about the war and gaza. we will not be intimidated. we will not be silenced. and we will not stop until we save lives. we will continue to demand a ceasefire demand, immediate delivery, monitoring it, and gotta demand the release of all hostages. an

we also heard from the top official in guy said to join the meeting via video conference, thomas white, he portrayed of very difficult situation in guys for the united nations right now. he said that they have lost contact with some of the you and shelters in the north of gaza. he said, he confirmed that more than 70. you and staff members have been killed from button bard meant and martin griffith said of those many were killed with their family members at their home. so very bleak picture for the un and gotcha. all right. well leave it that thanks so much. gabriel ellis on the and that brings us to the end of the show. we're back in another couple of minutes . 802-0000 injuries. 1.4000000 people just placed the we were just effective. mission, community and goals are being targeted. no one is saying everyone admits the world slow down. we stand for as homes with fits of global nichols reserves. indonesia is foyce to leave the global battery industry. we definitely manage our abundant resources and play a role in solar energy harness the offerings, 75 percent of global carbon credits

what thomas white is the director of the union's relief and works agency in gaza. he says that facility is comp come with a huge number of people in need of shelter. we have lost so many colleagues. i loved ones from the guys that community, so that's tough enough to deal with. but right now people who are sheltering under the u. n. flag here in gaza. not safe. we had 4 incidence yesterday where people were killed and injured inside, or no schools inside id pay shelters. and i should be protected under international law, but the reality is under un flag people i still think killed and injured. so it's, it's very, very tragic here for the conflict during the conflict way. very clear with the is riley's want exactly way l. uh, facilities. uh we've had about 50 facilities that have been impacted by conflict. and we've had 5 direct hits on uh, on our facility. so, yeah, we, we copy any clear, uh, uh, to these riley's or in terms of your where our facilities are and you know, they obligations to protect those facilities. and most importantly, to protect human human 0 se

one wiseguy chief thomas white wrote on x that the humanitarian operation will grind to a halt in the next 48 hours as no fuel is allowed to enter. gaffer he also added that 2 of the main water distribution contractors seized working is simply run out of fuel, which will deny 200000 people, potable water, us european union. 4 and ministers have been meeting in brussels to discuss several issues, including the war on gaza, foreign policy chief, joseph brown, who's expected to travel to them at least this week spoke about what the blog is trying to achieve. we ask for an immediate pauses saying that little, not the single one, but separate on one's pauses, but it is an objective is immediate pauses and money. daddy carter those for the stablish in order to face the entire situation of the people being guys. the funeral of a palestinian mankey of spies ready forces early on monday has taken place in hebron. the house may 3 says he, so i need to move a shot in the head during a series of is really res, across the occupied westbank. witnesses say he was driving near a building where a mili

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on rose gauze, a chief thomas white wrote home ex, but the humanitarian operation will grind to a halt in the next 48 hours. there's no fuel is allowed to enter garza, he added, that's 2 of that main water distribution contract has stopped working. they simply run out of fuel that will deny 200000 people if possible. so i will close the world . united nations flags are flying a half miles to pay tribute to a 101 un stuff killed in the war on gauze. a minute of silence was observed and that on full has seen the highest number of you in person now killed in a conflict. remember the whole multiple process of being held in new york coolant for cease firing gospel have despite many being organized by jewish peace activists protested. suffice accusations of anti semitism on sunday human rights activists. corner west of dress, the crowd in front of the you and then told me that because the baby that do with somebody else, it just doesn't do it. we don't want to do is simply we were you are ok. let's bring you some of the days of the news and full. the british prime minister david cameron has

the agent had been on thomas white's is the director of underwood and garza, that's the u. n. release and works agency for palestinian refugees. speaking from rough off, he said that facilities call cope with a huge number of people and needs we have lost so many colleagues. i loved ones from the guys that community. so that's tough enough to deal with. but right now, people who are sheltering under the u. n. flag here in gaza, not safe. we had 4 incidence yesterday where people were killed any injured inside or no schools inside id pay shelters. and i should be protected under international law, but the reality is under un flag people i still think killed and injured. so it's a, it's very, very tragic here for the conflict during the conflict way. very clear with the is riley's on exactly way l. uh, facilities, uh we've had about 50 facilities that have been impacted by conflict and we've had 5 direct hits on uh, on our facility. so yeah, we, we copy any clear, uh, uh, to these riley's or in terms of your where our facilities are and you know, they obligations to protect t

this is operations in gauze that could shut down within 2 days, otherwise, gauze, a chief thomas white's race on x. but like, you might have to have an operation would come to a halt in the next 48 hours as no fuel is allowed to enter the territory. and 2 of the main water distribution contracts of seas working off to running out of fuel that will prevent 200000 people from guessing drinking what's out of my colleague for the basketball, such as juliet toola. that's the only way to direct so of communications about the possible end to the agencies operations. the war it's on face. uh, definitely one challenge, the seats, the tightening to all of the seats and the restrictions. but we have on the number of drops that we are able to bring in very, very little to no fuel fuel is running out for under the largest humanitarian agency. and then the sofas, i mean with close to $800000.00 people now taking shelter under the very same flag about a is being lowered around the world. this morning. they came to those un facilities under our facilities in search for protection on for safety. yeah, yo

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oh they, i spoke to thomas white, he's the director of on run and golf. and that's the you and relief and works agency for palestine. refugees in the near east speaking from rossa in the gaza strip. he says their facilities simply cannot cope with huge number of people taking shelter in their schools. we have lost so many colleagues. i loved ones from the guys that community, so that's tough enough to deal with. but right now the people who are sheltering under the u. n. flag here in gaza. not safe. we had 4 incidence yesterday where people were killed and injured inside. owner was schools inside id pay shelters and i should be protected under international law of it. the reality is under un flag people i still think killed and injured. so it's, it's very, very tragic here for the conflict during the conflict way. very clear with the is riley's on exactly way l. uh, facilities. uh we've had about 50 facilities that have been impacted by conflict and we've had 5 direct hits on uh, on our facility. so yeah, we, we copy any clear, uh, uh, to these riley's or

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warning, but it's all prices and guns that could shut down within 2 days and was gone as a chief thomas white's race on x. the humanitarian also has a a price and we'll go into a holes in the next 48 hours as no fuel is allowed to enter gaus. he also added that to a fam main wars and distribution contractors ceased working. they simply ran the out of fuel, and that will deny 200000 people possible will. so, let's get the latest now without correspondence in hon. you this, in the south of the gaza strip tart, i assume talk festival. can you tell us what the situation is? at hospitals, particularly what you're hearing about inside goals, essentially what we're hearing now now. no operational medical facilities a yes, as you can clearly see the becky ground, that the situation in gaza hospitals is really chaotic as right now. and, and also hospitalized where i'm feeling, says, trying to back to way it's new, back to and who have been killed by these very ongoing compartments in the south of the gaza strip. which supposed to be a safe area for the majority of the bacteria from the north and central

jon: will talk about that a few minutes, lucas thomas on from the white house, thank you. meanwhile chaos breaking god and some of america's major cities as thousands of protesters demand we must cut off aid to israel. mr. chicago today pro- palestinian demonstrators blocking traffic in the downtown area. and rallies as we can coming also causing major disruptions from new york city, capitol hill and see be caught in his live in new york with more. >> yes a chance for a cease-fire continuing across the country today like you said, monitoring what looks like hundreds protesting in downtown chicago this evening little divorce traffic on this road by his block in both directions pretty new york city where hunters are gathering in brooklyn right now and you can see the police presence in this intersection people here are calling for palestinian uprising against israel listen. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ cb: international conceiving demonstrator their calling him the u.s., to stop sending military aid to israel this money on fox, the senior advisor to israeli crime minister benjamin netanyahu sayi

and thinkers and he joked it was the greatest collection of intellectual thought in the white house since thomas jefferson dined here alone which was a famous line. you have to be careful. lyndon johnson had a festival for the alerts in the 1960s when vietnam was raging. there were multiple people who objected to the vietnam policy. they wanted to pass the attention criticizing the president of's policy at his own event. charleston heston who is there saying it wasn't polite to circulating a petition against your host in his own home. >> [ laughter ]. >> you have to be careful of who you invite to the white house and then it will not reflect poorly on you later on. it is challenging. you want the celebrities with reflected glory but they bring whatever challenges they have. if invite a song that is inappropriate to get involved in a scandal. >> there is a great story about the jefferson airplane read the invited to a college reunion because of nixon's daughters and she joked about how she wanted to come to the white house and put acid in basin's t. interestingly the secret service thinking and s

the extent of government's authority tottach conditions in the constitutional law and white dangerous. asustice thomas pointed out the situation to cover up this tuation but is unlike any of the other cases we have passed. if we don't which we d't on this theory, does that mean you lose the case? >> i guess it depends on i we don't agree with you. if you think this ishe legal and constitutional equivalent of prohibiting him from selling church with the mk too small, who would say it is unnstutional at least in that setting because we don't think any government, state or federal court prohibit them from selling those shirts, that is constitutional protected expression. this is it is a condition on the federal benefits the ceith trademark b it is heightened scrutiny. th benefit he is seeking is enhanced mechanisms for reriing the speech of his competitors. the use of in this context, thes a long historical tradition ofetng them name as there is with geography and her things,here are restrictions of somind in this area. it is not enough resolve this case in your favor or do w need to? to rule in your fav

that means that clarence thomas should not have participated indicates involving trump white house chiefges that could have included text messages to and from clarence thomas's wife. it also means, according to a reasonable observer, that clarence thomas cannot participate in many cases involving donald trump. since clarence thomas's spouse has a very strong interest in donald trump. the new supreme court rules seem to have created the perfect carveouts for the chief justice's wife to continue to earn millions upon millions of dollars from law firms, whose lawyers appear before the supreme court. the new disqualification rule says, that a justice should disqualify himself or herself, if, quote, the justice's spouse or a person related to the justice is known by the justice to be an equity partner, in a law firm, that appears before the court, on behalf of a party, to the proceeding, and the court has not received written assurance that the income from supreme court medication is permanently excluded, for the persons composition. that is obviously we're in specifically, probably by the ch

and he famously joked that this is the greatest collection of intellectual thought in the white house since thomas jefferson dined here alone. it's a very, very famous line here, but you've also got to be careful. so lyndon johnson has a festival for the arts in the mid 1960s, while vietnam is raging. and there are multiple people there who object to the vietnam policy and they want to pass around a petition criticizing the president's vietnam policy at his own event. hmm. charlton heston, who's there, objected strenuously to this and says, i don't think it's polite to be circulating a petition against your host when you're in his own home. good for moses there, but you really have to be careful who you invite to the white house is not going to reflect poorly on you later on. and i think it's i think it's a challenge. so you want the celebrities because they can bring what i call the reflected glory, but they also bring whatever challenges they have with them. if they're if they write a song that's inappropriate or if they get involved in a scandal that can make the president look bad as well. do

when referring to the cascade of gifts from harlan crow to justice thomas, the former chief white house ethics lawyer for republican president george bush said, and i quote, this is way outside the norm. this is way in excess of anything i've ever seen. and renowned conservative jurist judge j. michael lut tuck stated in testimony, quote, the supreme court should lead by example only it can set. it should want to conduct itself in its nonjudicial activities in always such that they are above and beyond reproach. unfortunately, the supreme court has not lived up to this expectation. that's why our senate judiciary committee is exercising its constitutional authority to investigate. months ago i along with my democratic colleagues on the committee sent letters to crow, arkley and leo, among others, seeking details about what exactly has been provided to supreme court justices. our goal has been to understand how specific individuals and groups with justice, business before the court have used undisclosed gifts to gain private access to justices, access not afforded to others. for months c

suggest that they're carrying out these attacks against thomas again says the line against military positions. international law prohibits the use of white phosphorus, even against military personnel. that are located or situated among residential areas or civilian populations. and this is a matter of can sense the other use that to the military has been using, like foss, 1st in southern they've been on, has been done because of its incendiary uses as well. they have destroyed thousands of all the trees in the south, potentially in the sake of preventing his will line similar forces from using them as shelter and cover in the attacks that they carry out against the is really side . but then again, this becomes another matter of concern for the thousands of people that used to live there, stating that the, all the trees and the groves that were destroyed as a result of these attacks. where the sol, livelihood of many of the people there. but the list does go on and on because in 2013 israel initially said that it would be phasing out of white phosphorus and it's military bonds, up until that point. and it's still valid. there hasn't been

thomas to free an unspecified number of those house. more than $240.00 people were kidnapped in the october 7th, the tax on his ro, a top white house adviser, said the negotiations were closer than they had been at any point. speaking in doha guitars, prime minister, it struck an optimistic tone. the deal is going through a ups and down from time to time if throughout the last few weeks. but i think that to, you know, i'm not more confident that we are close enough to reach to a data that can bring the people safely back to their homes with that, are they all of the hostages on how side or what the exchange. uh, that's what happened. what take this from those what your site well what role is the european union playing and then a go sions to get the hostages released? we asked natalie touchy, director of the attorney, and think time is the to the friday intern. not through an alley, and a former special adviser to the european union foreign affairs cheese. for the demo guarini under separate red, says, well, i would say that the ease roll in the hostage seal is relatively marginal. now to the extent that the hostage deal, which of course we

operations against thomas. israel's military says, 50000 people left the north on wednesday, adding that gauze ins believe from us has lost control that type thing for the protection of the white flag in the few hours allotted by israel for safe passage. thousands of people headed south on garza's main highway of these rarely military had been telling people to get out of northern garza since the beginning of their campaign against him. off the plan, we left the area due to the intense bombardment we'd been holding on there for $32.00 days. yesterday we made the decision to leave because the bombing was very intense. women and children were terrified and we couldn't bear it any longer. may god help us like women on pets, even on the road dedicated for safe passage, the bombardment is not far away. the situation is davis things and i eat organizations such as the doctors without borders, say no where in gaza is safe for the palestinians. displaced from the north, this is what the weights them in the south of the strip. in con eunice and as strike broke down the musk several of the buildings in the residential area were also destroyed. by the way, we're sitting there when all of

guns has $35.00 hospitals to close. thousands of thomas demands have been shuddering at the facilities, hoping to be safe from is ready for me on the white house as well. it has agreed to dining for our forces and it's offensive in the north of gaza, but has been no confirmation from these ratings. tens of thousands of civilians on fling to the south. i'm just waiting for us to engage in 5th street bottles, the palestinian fighters. the 14 palestinians have been killed and one of the biggest is ready raids in the occupied west bank this year, and the most violent since october. the 7th, as well as miniature says it was targeting palestinian fighters in the janine refugee camp. it use bold as to rip up main roads, i'll just say was bennet smith's reports now from jenny. now st. jeanine's crowded refugee camp is rarely soldiers and palestinian gunmen fight street to street on house to house explosives, so use the funds, rules into homes. so soldiers can come prove them into alley ways and take on the palestinian fighters. tens of thousands of people live in mates, the fighting. then the military goals in its machinery for collective punish

thomas sowell right social justice policies, sports and entertainment, jessica, overrepresented by the irish, blocks, and southern whitess overrepresented by the french and the italians. doesn't mean the english are discriminated against. whiskey and beer industries overrepresented by the scottish and the germans. you don't find as many successful jewish people in the steeler automotive industry, but you find successful jewish people in retail and finance. how about this one? >> jessica: doctors, lawyers, we do it all. >> jesse: you do, not steel and automotive's. from 2010 to 2017, all of the supreme court justices were either catholic or jewish. in a country where it is almost pretty overwhelmingly protestant, does that mean the protestants were being discriminated against? no, you look at silicon valley, all of these people say it is overwhelmingly male, that is because 70% of the computer science phds are going to men. it is just a different pool of people. everybody is different, come from different climates, geographies, experiences, and their specialization that takes place over a period of time and this is what

see, so i think you were speaking earlier at the nation was thomas and russell's us secretary of state and he blinked it and said that the white house is looking to find ways of extending that humidity or in pools and gaza. we're searching amount of trade assistance in the gaza to make sure that it's people have what they need to get by looking at the next couple of days will be focused on making doing what we can to extend the costs so that we continue to get more hostages out and more, you may have the training assistance and we'll discuss with this real how it can achieve its objective, ensuring that the terrorist attacks of october 7th never happen. again, lots of standing, an increasing amount of trans assistance and minimizing further suffering and casualties among palestine civilians was the more on this that speak to mike had a, he's joining his life in washington dc. and so what is the white house saying about this trip? mike, a well white house officials that being saying that this is part of the ongoing attempts to lessen the impact of this conflict on palestinians. they have sent the been can now full the 3rd visit

thomas hand. she was at a sleepover at her friend's house when hamas attacked her kibbutz. much more of her story ahead. team coverage from the white house to stitel aviv. what can you share about the fourth group of hostages set to be released? >> reporter: as of right now, the israeli prime minister has received a list set to be release in several hours, they're examining that list, israel has issues with a list because a family was separated which is against this agreement. today's process appears to be playing out smoothly, the truce itself has held since it went into effect, humanitarian aid has flown into gaza. we're waiting for the release of palestinian prisoners later on this evening. as for the 40 hostages not held by hamas, that absolutely complicates the issue as of right now because the agreement is with hamas, the other parties islamic jihad and other groups that may be holding hostages they're not a party to this agreement. securing their release hamas has to do it on their own. how quickly they can do is certainly a question israel would love to know the answer to it as well as the u.s. >> that question also feeds i

david, the white house had no comment on this incident, and so far, no indication that the would be thieves knew whose car or home they were targeting, david. >> david: pierre thomas tonight. pierre, thank you. >>> we turn now to the abc news exclusive. for the first time, our investigative team obtaining some of the videotaped interviews with two former trump attorneys charged in georgia's election interference case. what they told prosecutors in exchange for their plea deals. attorney jenna ellis say iing tt donald trump, the boss, as they called him, would not leave the white house under any circumstances. here's abc's senior investigative reporter aaron katersky. >> reporter: tonight, abc news has obtained excerpts of two alleged co-conspirators charged along with former president donald trump in georgia. cut plea deals on reduced charges in exchange for their cooperation, giving interviews to prosecutors. >> we're here with a proffer with jenna ellis. >> reporter: ellis, who falsely claimed ballots were manipulated, recounting a time at the 2020 white house christmas party, when she said trump aide dan scavino told her trump planned to simply refuse to leave

justice thomas also suggests that race-conscious admissions programs discriminate against asian-american students. sffa argued that harvard discriminates against asian-american applicants vis-a-vis white applicants through the use of the personal race, an allegedly highly subjective component of the admissions process that is susceptible to stereotyping and bias. the personal ratings is a race neutral component of harvard's admissions policy that is different from the use of race. therefore, there is no connection between that rating and the remedy that sffa and justice thomas imposes today. ending the limited use of race in the entire admissions process is not necessary if that is all that is wrong. in any event, after assessing the current ability of fact witnesses and considering extensive evidence and expert testimony, the court's below found no discrimination against asian americans. justice thomas points to know legal or factual, precisely because there is none. there is no question the asian-american community continues to struggle against dehumanizing stereotypes in our society. it is precisely because racial discrimination persists in our society. however, that the use of rac

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white house today, president biden optimistic about a deal. >> mr. president, is a hostage deal near? >> i believe so. >> reporter: even crossing his fingers. but families growing desperate. thomas hand's daughter emily turned 9 just days ago. >> if you all have families and kids, just imagine one day, one of them's gone, just gone. you don't know where she is. she must be saying every day, "where is my daddy? where is my daddy? why isn't he coming to save me?" >> reporter: frustration with israel's government boiling over into the streets tonight. prime minister netanyahu and his war cabinet, meeting with the families of the hostages for the first time, but some apparently refused entry. these protesters are blocking one of the main streets in tel aviv. they are the families of the hostages that were apparently not allowed into that meeting with the israeli prime minister. and a shouting match erupting in israel's parliament. this hostage family member banging his fist, accusing lawmakers of wanting to kill arabs rather than save jews. and with the world asking questions about why israel raided al shifa hospital, where patients were being treated. israel tonight pointing to the