u. k. japan, canada, and australia. when sammy j had and hamis have a common stance against israel, but the relationship can become tense when i'm ass exerts pressure on the p i. j to stop attack. so retaliations the well, let's bring in our guest into the show. we have joining us from garza raji surani, a lawyer and the director of the palestinian center for human rights from ramallah . no router, a political analyst and colonist and from west jerusalem, you only been me and asked him a political and list and journalist, welcome to everyone. if i could start with, nor do you think we're going to see another full blown war in garza? well i think that still it, it's still not clear so far. it doesn't seem like this is going to escalate into something like the aggression that we saw last year. but i think it's important to remind the viewers that garza has been under assault and siege for over 15 years. in fact, a lot more than that. but let's just examine the past 15 years. this is one of the most densely populated areas

u. k. japan, australia working together to, to re open and to and to re sure these supply chains. and that's exactly what's happening with rarer as well. so do you then theme broader political implications for the future of semiconductors here, a bifurcated while then? absolutely. so, you know, a semiconductor is not just a hyper strategic good for weaponry. and for sophisticated electronics, it is a public good. it is every bit as important to a nation as energy, water or food security. so we're going to see a increased emphasis on self reliance, or at least on strategic alliances around supply chains involving semiconductors. alex cap pri, there from the henry foundation. seeing customer singapore. thanks so much for your time and sharing a thought to that. how gaming has outgrown the earnings of some of the biggest entertainment companies in the past decade, becoming even bigger than movies. and the music industry combined pandemic locked downs and stay home restrictions. so a growth and uses as more people reached for their consoles. last year, the industry wrapped up almost $

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