reissued with demolition notices on the pretext that they don't have permits according to the united nations israel has destroyed or than $730.00 palestinian own buildings and homes so far this year. and i some to catch up on all the action from today's games at the world cup in cutter. well, this wild cut, the keep stirring up surprises. this time it's germany with plenty to think about. they were beaten at t one by japan in that opening game, andy wretched center was at halley the stadium to watch the drama unfold. germany on used to arriving at a world cup in a state of uncertainty. japan made sure they finished this match with that status confirmed. germany exited the last world cup of the group stage. after losing their opener against mexico. this time out they did at least take the lead, ill kick under one scoring from the penalty spots. germany had the chance is to extend the lead the brilliance of japan's keeper. she would she gonna insure that never happens. ah, and in the stadium where japan became asian champions in 2011. this generation of players rally to produce another historic when

they don't have permit, according to the united nations, israel has destroyed more than $730.00 palestinian and buildings from homes so far this year. in the me, if you rescue workers are still trying to find survivors for mondays, 5.6, magnitude earthquake. and he's 271. people are dead and more than 2000 are injured . jessica washington reports for the west at area general. a few days ago this was a bustling residential area. now there are more police and soldiers than residents as they search debris and soil for the victims of this week's earthquake and land slides. so much my wife and 2 children were buried by the landslide. and until now there is no information about them. and also the search teams have found items from his home, but there's no sign yes of his family members. plus, i have accepted that my family passed away. it seems impossible. they could have survived when they are so many fatalities. but i won't ever stop searching for them . his house was in one of the isolated areas of indonesia as west java province rescue as initially struggled to reach. this is she to taylor vi

according to the united nations, israel has destroyed more than $730.00 palestinian own buildings and homes. so far this year, israel has closed the dilemma and solemn crossings into jeanine in the occupied westbank, the body. even israeli man who was killed in a car accident was reportedly taken by gunman from a hospital in the city. poor weather is hampering search and rescue efforts in indonesia. off the mondays, earthquake and west java officials say at least $271.00. people have been confirmed dead search teams are focused on a number of areas in the chun joe district. they're trying to claim debris after a landslide, buried in an entire village. they've all funerals are being held for some of the victims of the earthquake officials say many children who are at school at the time . least 40 people are still missing. more than 2000 were injured. jessica washington has more in the search and rescue operation. well, i'm here as you can know, which is a sub district of ginger, this is one of the areas that was affected by landslides, which followed the earthquake. you can see some of

united states' reaction to that? >> i can't comment on the elections in israel. but i will say we have a close relationship with the israelis. we support israel in the united nationst our support for israel's right to defend itself, for the unfair treatment of israel in the united nations, which i deal with on a regular basis, we will continue to fight against. >> i'm going to keep you a little bit longer. i know producers want to move on, but since we have you here, you're an important guest. i have to ask what's happening with iran and human rights and women, i know that's an important subject to you. >> it is an important subject. today we will have a meeting on iran where we will be highlighting the conditions of iranian women and supporting the right -- their right to protest. we will be bringing a number of countries together and hopefully send a message. one to the iranian women that we support them, but two, to the iranian government that their actions are unacceptable. >> could we be doing more? instead of standing by, giving our support, saying we support, we support, could we -- >> with internet -- >> we are doing more. we have already sanctioned the mo

will the relationship with the united states continue to flourish -- the united states and israel continue to flourish, the nation will get 150 more incredible years. god bless the united states of america. [applause] >> please welcome, governor larry hogan. ♪ gov. hogan: thank you so much. thank you very much. wow, what a wonderful crowd. thank you so much. first of all, i just want to start by thanking senator coleman and matt brooks and the entire rjc for this opportunity and for all that you do for the republican party and for our nation. nation. thank you so much, all of you, for everything that you do. it's great to be here with all of you and it is truly an honor to be sharing the stage tonight with senator hagerty, secretary pompeo, and my friend vice president pence. i had the pleasure of getting to know mike when we served together on the executive committee of the rga, and that we worked closely together through the entire covid crisis as i was chairing the national governors association. he is one of the most honorable men i've ever known, and i want to sincerely thank mike pence for his incredible se

am deeply confident that not only will be relationship with the united states and israel continue to flourish, but this remarkable nationl live for 250 years. i bless you, and god bless the united states of america. [applause]

am deeply confident that not only will be relationship with the united states and israel continue to flourish, but this remarkable nation will live for 250 years. i bless you, and god bless the united states of america. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome united states entered her from lord up, rick scott -- from florida rick scott. ♪ sen. scott: thank you. thank you. first off, i want to thank everybody so many people in this room helped me and 10 and 14 and 18, and i know many of you have helped try to make sure we won the senate races this last cycle. and i know many are still helping herschel walker. so, from the bottom of my heart, on behalf of myself and probably every republican candidate, thank you for what you do because we don't win these races by ourselves. so thank you for what you do, and you should really give yourself a round of applause what you've created. [applause] this is real. this is real honor. i think every elected individual would love to get invited to the r. j. c. i want to thank matt brooks and the board, the whole staff for what you do. you build a great organization. i want t

the verkhovna rada verkhovna rada in st. at the general assembly of the united nations e there was a resolution condemning israelany people were offended by ukraine because ukraine, having given away nuclear weapons, exposed itself during the war that we are currently observing and taking part in, the russian-ukrainian war if ukraine were a nuclear state, this would not have happened and russia would not have dared to attack ukraine. to a certain extent, a witness to these events that led to the fact that ukraine gave up nuclear weapons, there were no options to leave nuclear weapons, but this is a separate topic, it needs to be explained for a long, long, long time, among other things, boris tarasyuk boris tarasyuk discussed them in the early 90s he was a hawk, but he was an absolute hawk, he was against any concessions to moscow, he is a far-sighted politician and diplomat, and he is a sheep of negotiations, and he and i personally and many others and vitalik, who sits here, sits with me on fridays, said that there are no options not to give up. that's why ukraine gave up. well, now we have what we have, but i

united states. and israel. we've heard from the united nations, saying the situation on the ground right now is a human rights,edged, human rights crisis. we're talking about at least 300 people who've been calve. more than 40 of them children. again, the un saying this is a conservative estimate. more than 14,000 people, man, women, and children have been arrested since september. at least six protesters have been sentenced to death, and what's being described human rights groups, as these sham trials. john, another seems to be stopping the protesters. this crackdown is doing is making people angry are, more defiant, more determined to continue protesting. to demand an end to the exam republic. >> jomana karadsheh, thank you for your reporting tonight. as we sit here still no suspect in custody, no matter what profound in the killings of four university of idaho students. anxieties riding high on campus. as students begin to return from the thanksgiving break. we have the latest, next. next. next. next. next. next. next. next. next. and for less. get started at phoenix.edu if you used shipgo this whole thing

united states and israel. and we heard from the united nations saying the situation on the ground right now is a human rights -ed human rights crisis. we're talking about at least 300 people who have been killed, more than 40 of them children. and again this is the u.n. saying -- this is a conservative estimate. more than 14,000 people, men, women, children have been arrested since september. and at least six protesters have been sentenced to death in what's being described by human rights groups as these sham trials. but, john, none of this seems to be stopping these protesters. what this crackdown is doing is making people angrier, more defiant, more determined to continue protesting to demand an end to the islamic republic. >> thank you so much for your reporting tonight. >>> and as we sit here, still no suspect in custody or murder weapon found in the killings of four university of idaho students. and anxiety is running high on campus, as students begin to return from the thanksgiving break. with e have the latest next. introducing the new sleep number climate360 smart bed. the only smart bed in the world

this is israel's 5th general election in nearly 4 years. a united nations independent commission of inquiry is holding public hearings on a legit human rights violations in the palestinian territories. in august, israel outlawed several palestinian rights organizations and raided their officers . rights workers accused is really governments of crimes against humanity. sama bon jovi, reports from geneva in occupied ballast. indian territories scenes like this are common human rights workers say, reporting abuse often means putting your life on the line in a system that is biased against them. this is beyond occupation and or the medication. this is colonialism and the part, i know this language on this wards are this north of no accepted by all the human rights organizations over the war. this is, i think some of the fear these are very is always they try to show themselves that they are the only democracy in this jungle. you know, in the region the un commission of inquiry on the occupied palestinian territories . and israel is holding public hearings. one

seems to have gotten better 10 israel hit iranian drones on the territory of syria here is and here the story happened in new york in the organization of the united nationse was a vote there, the vote was related to the nuclear disarmament of israel, it was supposed to be a voted resolution that specifically requires nuclear disarmament the disarmament of israel or the inventory of the nuclear inventory of israel and ukraine here voted to support such countries as russia and did not support in particular such countries as the united states of america and our partners and how did israel react to this let's start from here please yes i will with your permission to speak russian because i don’t have enough practice, you created to express your ideas in ukrainian, uh, dia in that eh, indeed, this information came to us, well, we uh, we knew about it two days ago, uh it is important to say that today in israel there are elections and these elections are very important for our state the reactions of precisely those people who have been in israel since the first days of the war . let's say this is how the interest of ukraine is lobbying. it goes to the actions

united nations or the u.s. for truces in 2006 and 2000. those agreements do not have political imprecations between lebanon and israel. me just jump in and bring in nabeel, because i see that you do want to comment. telling us what you think about what the president of lebanon said, outlining the boundaries would prevent war. does this make war a less likely possibility? >> it certainly makes war less likely over oil and gas and over any accident that could happen at sea. since we brought in the elephant in the room, hezbollah, and everybody knew they were a silent participant in these negotiations. silent at the table of course, but there were actually not so silent. there was pragmatism on hezbollah's part, which was recognized by everybody. saying if the lebanese government and its three presidents are satisfied with the agreement, we are fine with it. we are not going to oppose. they did have one condition, which was not well-publicized. there is a certain line that they draw, which is sort of perpendicular line going out at sea. they do not want to see any is -- israeli warships heading north of that line, and th

sends a clear message that the majority of countries at the united nations believe russians actions in ukraine are illegal. as we reported to israel says the u. s. has decided to launch an investigation into the killing vouchers here, a journalist sharing abruptly, but israeli defense, mr. ben again says israel will not cooperate with any external investigation. answers the u. s. justice ministry, the decision to investigate the quote, unfortunate death of sharina. berkeley is a serious mistake. let's go. so i'm not mike hanover in washington, d. c for us. like what of anything we hearing from the u. s. on any investigation? well, we've had a single line response from the department of justice saying simply no comment. so the only news that we have about the possibility of this investigation emanating from israel and in fact, emanating from the israeli ad defense minister who indeed was responding it would appear to a number of reports that were released within israel. but it's instructive to take a look at another tweet by the defense minister. this was a subsequent one in which he says, i made it clear to the american representa

to unite united behind world football's most successful national team and their quest for 6 world cup title. lexia brian al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. israel says the united states is decision to launch an investigation into the killing of al jazeera journalist. sharina barkley is a grave mistake, adding that they will not cooperate should in was shot dead by his really forces in may while covering a raid on jeanine in the occupied west bank. my hannah has more from washington dc . there's no confirmation whatsoever from the u. s. side, these reports emanating from israel, originally, news reports in israel, and now it would appear to be confirmed by that series of tweets made by the israeli defense minister. there has been a reaction from congress, though, from a democratic senator crisp on holland. he's issued a tweet, a welcoming that the a parent moves by the department of justice to launch a unilateral investigation. it must be remembered that earlier this year, more than 50 members of congress wrote a letter to the department of justice asking for exactly such an investigation. to be conducted, the u. s. and chinese presidents look t

to make it plain in the spirit of the united nations has always been a plaything in the ends of our policy establishment in the junior underlying partners like israel in great britain. how can a $175.00 plus vote against this block? he did need 5 countries and only 2 against the law. but increasingly international theater. united states is more and more isolated. the headlines today in the washington post and beyond with it moscow increase the military budget, 2023 by 40 set. so now it obviously route $85000000000.00, which is serious number considering that us military budget is 10 times higher. you 175. so again, we see the rule of rescue written world and they die and why, why do you think will do make puts? and then d, as is kind of plans to unveil this new monument to fidel castro known as the us and your panic over the possibility of a nuclear war was clear that nobody, no official in washington d. c on wall street is clamoring for a statue to fidel castro into cuban revolutionary internationalists leadership, but the facts speak for themselves. fidel castro, in the 60 seventy's eighty's until his death in 2017, fidel castro was not just the

recently issued a joint letter telling the united nations not to adopt the definition of anti semitism, but they say could be used to label anyone who criticizes israel as quote the semitic the where referring in part to lead to an incident when israel in boston or to the un accused international bodies of bias against the nation. well as cross live now to political science on international relations scholars. simon, sympathy for his take. simon, pleasure to have you on the program today. what do you make of the un concerns now that's being prevented from accessing places areas to conduct it's investigation does not ring true? well probably isn't, but the military has its own reasons why not to, to lead inside the but in like any kind of government bodies or even some for in duration always very induce in this area. so. ready probably the idea has its own own considerations about it. you think if it wasn't tense up, there would be no problem with you in authorities getting into investigate? well, i think not. but the also you have to understand that many opinions about these really actions bias highly biased around the world, especially in the europe

backstabbing and betrayal will end in the united states will stand with israel once more, just as it did in my administration two years ago. we were a great nation and soon with the help of the republican jewish coalition and patriots across this land, we will be a great nation again. thank you both and thank you everybody and god bless u.n. god bless israel. god bless america. [applause] >> mr. president, you are getting a standing ovation. >> thank you. great to hear. great people. [applause] thank you. [applause] >> mr. president, i was -- all that you did for israel. anti-semitism and the scourge on college campuses has been a horrible thing. you took firm steps. schools that promote -- you laid out the things you did for israel in terms of moving the embassy, recognizing sovereignty over goal on. talking about the future. can you reverse the damage that the biden administration has done to peace in the middle east? can you reverse the damage they are doing with trying to kowtow to the iranians? talk to me about the future. what else can we do to strengthen the bilateral relationship insecure a more safer and prosperous middle east? >> the r

united states, israel, the u.k. and others to try and destabilize the us islamic republic and used this as pretext to crack down on the protest, we heard from the united nationsng the iranian regime to listen to the people, address the grieves advanceses saying the narrative is a convenient one, a typical narrative of tyranny as he described it saying old methods and fortress mentality don't work anymore, they need to listen to their people, because this narrative is only aggravating the situation and this is exactly what we have been seeing happening over the past more than two months of these protests the more they crack down, more people are killed, people arrested this is only making people angrier, more defiant, more determined to continue protesting risking everything for regime change. cnn istanbul. >>> now to somalia where hotel frequented by somalia lawmakers came under attack, they stormed the villa rosa after suicide bombing at the gate. a hotel is near the presidential palace and the al-qaeda linked al sha bob claimed responsibility for the attack. police not released details on casualties just yet. >>> still to come ukraine said it's making progr

recently issued a joint letter in the united nations not to adopt and definition of anti semitism that they said could be used to label. anyone who criticizes israel as quote anti symmetric. they referred in parts to an incident when is ready and boxes, the u. n. a huge international bodies of bias against the nation. we heard from political science and international relations experts, science. who says that the only way to maintain israel as both a democratic and jewish state, but to grant palestinians dependence on the same is not the same as i'm the same. it is because i'm the same, isn't it targeted against the state? and in my opinion, adopting a bi, including design isn't it will push even father a senior officer. so in my opinion, once israel becomes fully democratic, which means giving rise to please senior. it will cease to be jewish. and giving rise to body steals means ended, and israel is a jewish state. no, this is very acute. and very important question for us is once we give her the full rice with the jewish state, if we want to keep all of the jewish don't a choice a democrat to can do it either way. jewish but not democracy, or we

recently issued a joint letter telling the united nations not to adopt a definition of anti semitism that they said could be used to label. anyone who criticizes israel as quote anti semitic they were referring and part that's believed to an incident when israel's and buster to the you and accused international bodies of bias against the nation. we heard from political science on international relations specialist, simon, suppose we say it's up the only way to maintain israel as both a democratic and jewish state would be to grow palestinians independence i'm the same isn't, is not the same as i'm the same. it is because i'm the same, isn't it against a state. and in my opinion, adopting this condition of anonymity isn't by including anti zionism need, will push even father a senior officer. so in my opinion, once israel becomes fully democratic, which means giving rise to senior. it will cease to be jewish, and giving rise to body stimulus means ending end of the israel as a jewish state. no, this is very acute and very important question for us. this. once we give the full rise to policy and we cease to be jewish state, if we want to keep all the j

a united nations independent commission of inquiry is holding public hearings on alleged human rights violations in the palestinian territories. in august, israel outlawed several palestinian rights organizations and rated their offices rights workers accused israeli government of crimes against humanity. some have injured reports from geneva in occupied palestinian territories scenes like this are common. human rights workers say reporting abuse often means putting your life on the line in a system that is biased against them. this is beyond occupation and or the medication. this is colonialism and the par 5, no, this language on this wards or this more of the, of now accepted by all the human rights organizations over the war. this is, i think, seem to feel that these are, these are, is always the folks who showed themselves that they are the only democracy in this jungle. you know, in the region the un commission of inquiry on the occupied palestinian territories . and israel is holding public hearings. one of the matters under investigation is the military rate of $77.00 society groups. israel has classified dearest organizations, rights wo

united states, israel, the uk and others to try and destabilize the islamic republic. and they have used this as a pretext to crackdown on the protests. we heard from the united nationshts chief on thursday, urging the iranian regime to listen to its people, to address their grievances. saying that this narrative is a convenient one, a typical narrative of tyranny, as he described it, saying these old methods and the fortress mentality don't work anymore, that they need to listen to their people because this narrative is only aggravating the situation. this is exactly what we have been seeing happening over the past more than two months of these protests. the more they crack down, more people are killed, people arrested, these only making people angrier, more defiant, more determined to continue protesting, risking everything for regime change. >>> mexican authorities are searching for an american couple who went missing during a kayaking trip in the gulf of california. local officials say that they're scouring the area near rocky point. according to a gofundme page, cory allen and his wife young su kim were kayaking when winds picked up. she is a professor at northe

individual government officials who shout israel help and then they will vote for the resolution initiated by the arab countries on the general assembly of the united nationstion. i think that not tenyagu, like every politician, but netonigu, the politician is very experienced, and khrystyna mentioned the criminal cases against he, that is, netenyagu has, i would say, additional motivation in order to become the prime minister, and he, well, at the moment, has good chances , that is, he is given 65 votes , 120 or so, it is not so much to decide, well, i i would say systemic issues, but there is an interesting fact, that is, tenyagu will obviously not be able to form a government and a coalition with the extreme right, that is, for example, the party of religious zionists, which gained a little more than 10%, it will go to a coalition with him rather than with yaer lepid, so accordingly, the course of israel can to become more radical and this is in our hands, because this radicalism will be directed in one way or another against those countries that have aggressive intentions towards israel, and this is primarily, i think, iran by iran in pursuit of a nucl

seventy-seventh session of the general assembly and the united nations, 185 states voted against only two countries, the united states and israel. e about the trump government. e. well, of course, lola dosilva is a friend of the club of course the current light, elected president of brazil, so they braziled him you can delete this list means the united states israel and ukraine are three countries that are opposed to the lifting of sanctions from the island of liberty to which it still remains a really sharp freedom bright place, where in general? i think those who want to really see should go. here, uh, to see such, primordial socialism on the one hand, on the other hand, amazing nature and amazing people to visit. at hemingway's houses yes, and in many other interesting places, er, related to er, and s. uh, the soviet union with us with world culture. so e russian soviet friendship is something that i am sure for a long time and there are very serious roots here, no matter how they rage in the united states along with their ukrainian abstentions, but of course they are with us in our special military operation, oh, which we s

israel. and interestingly, that commission of inquiry is opposed by the united states. thanks so much had atlantic editor james bass at united nations with alger, their life from london. there is more to bring you, we're going to be in. we're diginero saying what thousands of brazilians are calling for the military to overturn the results of sundays election and firing missiles into the sea a day of tit for tat action off the coast in the korean peninsula. ah. with every atlantic front, the temperature drops a bit more throughout a good part of europe now, and there are at least 3 frontal systems in place. the moment is also significant rain and wind for some that's more concentrated in the south. so the picture with this swirling low is windy and wet weather in southeast of england, the north of france running the low countries, denmark, and also some norway, south of that well action taking place. he would bring significant rain, not so much the pyrenees at the south of france and the 1st proper fall of snow throughout the owls from france eventually for the eastwards to the italian and austrian out as it were proper, flawless now

united nations order demanding foreign inspectors be allowed to examine the country's nuclear facilities. a un general assembly committee recently overwhelmingly voted to pass that resolution, including to compel israel to the suppose of any atomic weapons it may have. that's unfortunate because all those countries who voted on this resolution should ask themselves, what is the source of instability in the region? is it israel or iran? what is the danger and the threat to the region? and i think that they all know that the threats coming from iran and not israel. the un resolution is aimed at preventing nuclear proliferation in the middle east. while israel has never admitted to having nucular arms, many experts and intelligent services consider it's an unofficial nuclear power, with the capacity to produce such weapons. some as really, officials, however, have openly spoken about recognizing their country as a new killer state. major general, i think, been israel said that it is time to level with the public about its arsenal. of the weapons are the one tool not can ultimately deal with regional rivals or run. the high ranking figure also stated that it's quote, too late to stop iran gaining the tec

united nations order, demanding foreign inspectors be aligned to examine the countries nuclear facilities . are you in general? assembly committee recently overwhelmingly voted to pass that's resolution, including to compel israel to dispose of any atomic weapons that, ma'am, that's unfortunate because all those countries who voted on this resolution should ask themselves, what is the source of instability in the region? is it israel or iran? what is the danger and the threat to the region? and i think that they all know that the threats coming from iran and not israel. the un resolution is aimed at preventing nuclear proliferation in the middle east. israel has never admitted to having nuclear weapons, but many experts and intelligence services considerate, unofficial nuclear power, with a capacity to produce such weapons. well, some israeli officials have openly spoken about recognizing their country as a nuclear states, but the nation's space agency, german isaac ben, israel, and said, such a move would make the country's military capabilities known to rival around which has also been accused of seeking to develop nuclear weapons, international criminal lawyer, christopher black states, israel has wanted to

united nations secretary-general issued a warning. >> we are approaching tipping points that will make climate chaos irreversible. >> reporter: earlier, president biden held a bilateral meeting with egypt's president to discuss the two nations' partnership, the israelalestinian conflict , and regional security issues. natalie brand, cbs news, washington. >> while speaker pelosi touted the inflation reduction act and the work the biden administration has done so far, she agreed with the sentiment that it is still far from enough. >> we know there is much more that needs to be done. but what we accomplished with the inflation reduction act is something that is never been done in our country or any other country, addressing the climate crisis, and about justice and fairness and inclusiveness and diversity and how to go forward. >>> cryptocurrency markets are in turmoil. the world 's second-largest cryptocurrency exchange, ftx filed for bankruptcy protection in the u.s. this morning. the ceo who graced the cover of forbes magazine as one of the youngest billionaires is now scrambling to give investors their money back. it comes after another exchange, binance, backed out of a deal to rescue ftx. >> i thought was very secure but i have lost probably a c

the enemies of the islamic republic, israel, the u.s., uk, germany, and they've used this to crack down on the protests. on thursday we heard from the unite ed nationsgime. they wanted to address their legi legi legitimate grievances saying this is the typical narrative of tierney as he described it and saying that this aproers, this fortress mentality, that doesn't work anymore, asking them to listen to the people, and he's saying what they're doing is only an ag gra vating the situation, and this is exactly what we've been seeing for over two months. the more the government cracks down t more people getting killed, the more people getting ar arrested, this is making people angry. it's feeding the anger of those out on the streets, making them more determined to protest and demand regime change. that speech made by the supreme leader, kim, he was addressed the paramilitary forces you mentioned that is a branch of iran's revolutionary guard corps and it has been at the forefront of this crackdown. it's been leading the way in the violent repression of the protests in an attempt to crush them as it has for years, so people looking at this seeing this

initiative. of nations when ukraine actually voted in unison with russia and china and de facto voted against the position of the same united states, this is how it goes about the situation with israelear program, and so on. yes, in order to make israel think a little about the level of support that they provide and do not provide to us. it is much more revealing because the whole world has united, free here, let's say that on the one hand the usa, but on the other hand 152 countries. the situation is not so clear-cut. although in my personal opinion, i believe that today there is a country whose help allows us to simply live, it is the united states of america without their weapons and without their financial support. guerrilla war, where you crossed the border, no one knows this, well, the border of confrontation. i mean, obviously, the situation would have been much worse. so we resisted and we would not have surrendered our country, but it would have been some crazy casualties. i don't know how many years it lasted. well if the usa has a position there , then i think it is right and right to support this position and move together with the country that proved not in words but in

united nations, this was the finest hour for nikki haley. i think standing up for the united states, standing up for israel. standing her ground. u.n. ambassador nikki haley making it clear. i will shut up rather, i will respectfully speak some hard truths. nikki haley delivered absolute fire and brimstone. she dropped it right on the head of the russian ambassador, ambassador nikki haley, who is really going after the russians. she should gives leave a lot to haley shows us what american foreign policy looks like with a spine. i wear heels. it's not for practicing. it's because if i do something wrong, we're going to kick them every single time we have to put forth real solutions to our country's problems. and we have to restore the people's belief that america is worth fighting for. america is the great force for good in human history, and we should never be ashamed to say that the. biggest reason socialism is gaining ground is because defenders are too afraid to speak up. we can't keep quiet. the truth. and it's time to tell america china is too nice. too nice. stop being nice to these thugs and these tyrants that want to kill us

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united nations dummy dun and slammed you in order demanding foreign inspectors be allowed to examine the countries nucular facilities are un general. assembly committee recent be overwhelmingly voted to pass that resolution, including to compel israel to dispose of any atomic weapons at man. that's unfortunate because all those countries who voted on this resolution should ask themselves, what is the source of instability in the region? is it israel or iran? what is the danger and the threat to the region? and i think that they all know that the threats coming from iran and not israel. well, the un resolution is aims, are preventing nuclear proliferation in the middle east. israel of never admitted to having nuclear arms, but many experts and intelligence services consider it to an unofficial nuclear power with the capacity to produce such weapons or so much really officials have openly spoken. however, about recognizing their country as a nuclear state. major general isaac been israel has said that it's time essentially to level with the public about its arsenal as the weapons are the one to but can ultimately deal with regional rivals around. he added that it's quote, too late for to run for getting the technology as well. no int

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israel. there were 2 funerals in nablus on thursday. the 2nd for mohammed abaca shake short in the abdomen by the israeli army after confrontations between palestinians and settlers. these places death, the united nation se bring the number of palestinians on the west bank killed by the israelis this year to 150. the highest figure in 16 years, under still 5 weeks of 2022 to go for the next generation, the dead become heroes. as a dean mcclure comes to this grave site every day for a month before he barely cared. now he sees a future, which he knew as could be cut short. what i told with the color, this is the time to fight enough is enough color for song. we've been on that occupational for decades and lynn. the range of most of those who gathered away, but they will be back another day at another funeral. and another goodbye. i'm fisher. i'll gita nobliss in the occupied westbank. unicef says about 40 percent of cholera cases found in haiti, or among children. the country is 2 months into an outbreak. the disease, atm, mandatory and crisis is increasingly volatile, shortages of food, fuel, and water causing catastrophic hunger. the children's agency warns children suffering from severe malnutrition,

nationwide free and close national projects of russia what is important here and now speak from what the government of the united states says almost 30 thousand people immigrate to israelt, not heat, nor densely populated cities. after all, they only dream of returning to their native land, the state helps repatriates in every possible way to integrate into society, so no one feels like a stranger here. and you came, that is, it turns out to be a child. it was easier for you to integrate than your parents. that's how you are looked after their child. to be honest, at first it was dumb, i only knew spanish, but here everyone speaks hebrew. i didn’t understand anything at all, but now i really like tel aviv. it's cool here. have you already bought or rented yourself or are they helping you? no, we ca n't afford to buy even such a small apartment, just enough. rent, and this is 6.300 shekels per month demand for rent, there is always housing because only the very rich can afford to buy their apartment in tel aviv. people, even it people will have to find a hack to collect on it. although when i enter the office, i saw the kitchen. you realized that they need apartments, p