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turkey, russia, china, uh, writing a joint letter with signatures from each president to the united states congress, declaring that you, the united states congress are put on notice that any weapons that you provide to israel in the form of economic sustenance and such, you will be liable. for the bloodshed and the genocide. from the environment to business and economy, to civil and human rights, to treaties and agreements, to war and conflicts, we bring you the overlooked aspects of world events and news from the far-flunged corners of the globe. 10 minutes only on press tv. welcome back to the news senor press tv. thousands of israelity protesters have rallied in tel aviv and several other cities. demanding the resignation of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. protesters demanded the release of israeli captives held by palestinian resistance groups. the premier has been under fire for prioritizing his political interests in gaza over the lives of the captives. right police were deployed to disperse the protesters. netanyahu has been in hot water as he is embroiled in series of scandals. the israe

turkey, russia, china, uh, writing a joint letter with signatures from each president to the united states congress declaring that you, the united states congress are put on notice. that any weapons that you provide to israel in the form of economic sustainance and such, you will be liable for the bloodshed and the genocide. they said is coming to paris, it's a very old story, 41 years ago i arrive here, he just told me like a grandfather, the the the interesting part of the story is not me, i'm not the one. important, you now what is important is to continue what you have done in iran. someone called me telling me you should come to paris quickly because the imam komaini is going back to terran and we want you to be in the place. the imam homani during the flight was sleeping upstairs. when the imam arrived from paris with a special plane, the first stop he made was here and it was a way to say, now i am in charge. it's finished, the time of of the show is over. welcome back. on saturday, the us said it struck 85 positions in iraq and syria, claiming they included rocket, missile and drone depots.

turkey, russia, china, uh, writing a joint letter with signatures from each president to the united states congress, declaring that you, the united states congress are put on notice, that any weapons that you provide to israel in the form of economic sustenance and such, you will be liable for the bloodched. and the genocide. thousands of israely protesters have rallied to tel aviv and several other cities, demanding the resignation of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. protesters demanded the release of israeli captives held by palestinian resistance groups. the premier has been under fire for prioritizing his political interests in gaza over the lives of the captives. right police were deployed to disperse the protesters. netanhou has been in hot water as he is embroiled in series of scandals. the israeli premier is charged. with fraud and the breach of trust and number of cases. this is prompted protesters to take to the streets almost every weekend to call for his immediate resignation. this is my land and my country. it is not only the 1948 or 1967 borders. from the sea to the river, i am not

turkey, russia, china, uh, writing a joint letter with signatures from each president to the united states. congress declaring that you, the united states congress are put on notice that any weapons that you provide to israel in the form of economic sustainance and such, you will be liable for the bloodshed and the genocide. it was the epoc of belief, it was the epoc of incredulity. it was the season of light, it was the season of darkness. it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair. there was a king with the golden crown and iron fists on the throne of iran. the shaw was a dictator. it was clearer than crystal to them that things were settled forever. the cia formally concluded in august of 1978 that the shaw of iran was in no serious trouble, but they failed to see the writing on the wall. the american embassy. in tehran was wowfully ill informed about what was going on on the street, follow one of the defining moments of the 20th century in what caused the islamic revolution. welcome back to the news on press tv. on saturday. the us said it struck 85 positions in iraq and syria, clai

united states congress declaring that you, the united states congress are put on notice that any weapons that you provide to israel in the form of economic sustainance and such, you will be liable for the bloodshed and the genocide. thousands of israeli protesters are rallyd in televive and several other cities demanding resignation of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. protesters demanded the release of israel. captives held by palestinian resistance groups. the premier has been under fire for prioritizing his political interest in gaza over the lives of captives. right police were deployed to disperse protesters. netanhou has been in hot water as he is embroiled in series of scandals. the israel premier is charged with fraud and the breach of trust in a number of cases. this is prompted protesters to take to the streets almost every weekend to call for his immediate resignation. excuse me. "the south-koreans have rallied at the capital soul to show solidarity with palestinians in gaza. this is the 20th consecutive protest to call for an end to the us- israely genocidal campaign. presid

this is a planning, a united states congress that appropriate and spends every single dime. and to do that, i will be asking in the fall for the american people to give the president what 43 governors have. the line item veto. and let's try to hold the line on taxes, get spending down by discipline from the white house to the congress by the line item veto. we need it. on education. i say and say it here again. i want to be the education president. the best answer to opportunity for those that haven't had it is a good education. the best answer? best the best equation i know of better schools equals better jobs and. we can do better in higher education. we can do better not in taking over the correct dilemma. the schools right here. schools all across the state of south carolina. but by by spelling out from the white house our commitment to excellence. our commitment to values in our schools, we got away from that. some time during that post-vietnam era. we got concerned about teaching values, but i'll bet we could all agree on decency or honor or obeying the law or kindness

turkey, russia, china, uh, writing a joint letter with signatures from each president to the united states congress declaring that you, the united states congress are put on notice that any weapons that you provide to israel in the form of economic sustainance and such, you will be liable for the bloodshed and the geness. the us and britain have launched new round of joint air strikes on yemen. the strikes mark the third time that the us and uk have conducted a large joint operation against the arab country. yemany officials say the us and uk war planes conducted at least 48 air strikes in six yemy provinces. the pentagon claimed the strikes at 36 targets including buried weapon storage facilities, missile systems and launchers. the us military added that the strikes targeted. brown storage and operation sites, radars and helicopters. washington says the attacks are meant to prevent further yemeni attacks on ships in the red sea. yemen says it's only targeting israeli link ships to push for an end to the israeli genocide in gaza. this as the previous strikes failed to stop attacks on israeli bound

it is now the most viewed testimony in the history of the united states congress, with billions of viewsd let me say it again for all to hear, two down, so many to go. they're fired. [applause] >> and this hearing showed the world what we already know, that there is a radical leftist rot in our higher education system that is destroying the minds of our next generation. these are the same so-called elite schools that ranked last when it comes to defending freedom of speech. they gleefully cancel conservatives simply for being pro-life or standing up for election integrity and yet they fail to condemn the genocide of jews. we must stop the flow of taxpayer dollars to these dens of anti-semitism. [applause] >> we must account for every dollar of foreign funding flowing into these schools and we will end the tax breaks that have incentivized this moral rot on campus. [applause] >> and we all know it's not just these three schools, it's sadly schools across the country. that's why subpoenas are already out the door. it's why we launched an investigation. and we will not rest until we hold th

last year, the united states congress passed another $1 billion dollars in funding for the apparently israeli system. in the ongoing war on gaza, the israeli regime has been gobbling up american money and weapons. since the start of the war, the pentagon has quietly ramped up military aid to israel, from more missiles for iron dome to laser guided missiles for apache helicopters (also us made) to bunkerbuster munitions, to military. vehicles, according to an internal defense department list. let's take a look at how america has been fueling the war on gaza an action. the latest war on gaza started on october the 7th after a multi-prunged attack by hamas, the gaza-based palestinian group, the scope of which caught the israeli regime by surprise. the israely military then started the current bloody war primarily with aerial attacks on. besieged gaza, then sent soldiers into the enclave. hours after the hamas raid on october the 7th, washington started sending warships and war planes into the region and prepared to give israel whatever it needed. israel also asked the us for iron dome in

united states congress declaring that you, the united states congress are put on notice that any weapons that you provide to israel in the form of economic sustainance and such, you will be liable for the bloodshed and the genocide, you're being put on legal notice and a copy of this is being sent to the international court of justice to the united nations security council, to the united nations general assembly to the united international criminal court. being put on notice that the rest of the world is is uh watching and is is clearly declaring that if the united states gives money and weapons to israel to unleash more murder against the palestinians, it will be aiding abetting genocide, and it will suffer all of the legal, economic, political, social, cultural and military consequences of that action, the the the genocide that israel is doing, is an offense to all of humanity and god himself, and it's quite horrifying that my own congress in the united states has sunk to such a monstrous level of idiocy and blindness that they would would call evil good and good evil, but i think that

it says one other thing, when the president of the united states is given money by the united states congress to spend, whether an aircraft carrier or any public event, they should do two things. one, this is what the law says, one, they should hire american workers. [applause] two, they should use. and you can make an exception, if you do not have tour, you could hire somebody else, but guess what? for the longest time, we did not pay attention to it. i pay attention to it. that is why we are growing. made in america, by americans, and that is why we are the best in the world. thank you, god bless you all. thank you, thank you, thank you. [applause] should i turn the microphone off? i have the best governor in the country standing next to me. a great senator, as well. and a woman you have never known before. she is very quiet. [laughter] she never tells me her opinion bluntly. get over here quickly. you know debbie. she is a fighter. your lieutenant governor. [applause] why get first pick? he is my guide. >> speaker of the house. >> i would be scared to death not to introduce the speaker. my

china, writing a joint letter with signatures from each president to the united states. declaring that you, the united states congress are put on notice that any weapons that you provide israel in the form of economic sustainance and such, you will be liable for the bloodshed and the genocide. south koreans have ralled in the capital soul to show solidarity with palestinians in gaza. now this is the 20th consecutive protest to call for an end to the u.s. israel genocidal campaign. frank smith has been. presence at the venue of the events and has filed this report, free palestine, the slogan heard around the world echoed through the streets of the south green capital on. saturday as israeli slaughter of palestinians in gaza and the west bank goes on unabated. palestinians in soul were also present at the event. our situation is not from now, no, it's from long time ago, 75 years ago we faced this kind of killing everyday, even in west bank or gaza or jerusalem or the land which is occupied in 1948. the the right is clear and the evil is clear. despite the bloodshed of innocent palestinians, israel. still enjoys the pr

today , the osce parliamentary assembly, where a representative delegation of the united states congressl delegations works, essentially takes an active russophobic position. “if you don’t want to interact with us, fine, we don’t insist on this interaction. today russia remains, perhaps, the only country in europe that is refused to provide any security guarantees national interests. how can you be present in an organization that deals with security and at the same time does everything so that russia does not have this security." the state duma will consider the resolution on the suspension of the participation of the russian delegation in the osce parliamentary assembly on february 21 , simultaneously with the federation council. stop cruelty, violence and not only on the internet last week, deputies considered and approved the third initiative from a package of bills banning trash streams. the amendments will help cut off viewers and creators illegal video broadcasts. clear the internet of those who, for the sake of... pose a real threat to the mental health of their viewers, says psyc

rodney martin , a former judge of the united states and a senior staff member of the united states congress. we will see this section together . thank you for participating in our program. my first question is how is the role of parliament defined in your country? the drafters of the constitution and the founders of the united states first established the congress to be the main institution of the country. sand we have separate functions in the government, which include the congress, the executive branch, which is the president, and the judicial branch , which is the supreme court. according to its structure, congress is going to have representatives from the regions. but probably since world war i, the federal government and congress have increased their opinion and legislated in such a way that the system has changed a lot over time , especially since america decided to move from a republic to a world imperial power . the founders of america were very, very hesitant about centralizing power when they drafted our constitution. they initially wanted to the house of representatives should be

and right now, the failure, united states congress not to support. it's close to criminal, outrageous. and as we'll say, they're desperate because they know that nato and the e u. they cannot do it on their own at the moment they're, they're, they're not prepared and they can pull it, they can't do it. so they've sent you claim already so much and food as the realize that not only can they keep up with the phrase needs, but also the wrong. so this is where we're at right now and their exports were say, they're wrapping up the whole issue that it has expose the conflict in ukraine when it comes to nato and they even militarily efforts to supply the ukrainian forces with weapons where you have exposed, stifling, gaps in your, its readiness for large scale conflict. european nations have been found blacking, not only are they couldn't be emissions stockpiles, but also the industrial base required to refill inventories to keep up with you. cranes continued plays for weapons. at the same time, the united states and production challenges in competing regio

i have the honor of representing my hometown of san antonio, texas, in the united states congress andlso serving as the ranking member for the subcommittee on the western hemisphere on the larger foreign affairs committee. and so the group in its paper put together, i think, a very powerful frame for how we should think about countering both chinaul and russia in the westen hemisphere, and they broke it down into four pieces that prioritize, invest, message and align. and i want to talk about i think aan few things from there that i feel are especially important and are congruent with their findings. the first and, i think every time i talk about china as well i feel like it's worth saying and worth remembering that the united states is still the most process produce and influential nation on the face of the earth. and that includes with respect to the latin american countries as well. but as a y'all know, china is working hard to dethrone us, and russia has been working hard to disrupt us. and so we have to have a strategy on countering those things. and first, i want to go through a

relationship amongst all the entities but they know that we on the science committee and i think the united states congressneral mean business on this. there have been too many instances, not worth going into today, where technological breakthroughs of the united states the lead toch dramatic economic gains and other places around the world. that's not how it's going to continuet' to work if we don't n the sides come have i any contrl over the situation. >> okay. turning to a different subject. there was an election a couple weeks ago in taiwan, and seems to have been a free, fair election. >> absolutely. >> and the ruling party retained power. china has been increasingly aggressive, at least rhetorically, but not limited to rhetoric in the last year or two. what should we in the united states and congress be thinking about in order to dissuade the chinese from their aggressiveness towards taiwan? >> i think, tom, we have to adopt more proactive set of measures to send a clear signal that an invasion of a democracy, a market economy, an entity that, as you noted, freely elected their president not many day

while we were informing you about the most important things, a bipartisan delegation of the united states congress joined ukraine and ukrainian political realities. yes, this was announced on the social network x. ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the united states, mrs. bridget breen. quoting bridget brink. the council is pleased to welcome to kyiv a bipartisan delegation from the united states congress, led by the chairman of the intelligence committee, mike turner. the delegation also includes french hill, jason crowe, abigail spanberger and zaknan, according to the message of the american ambassador. well, let's see what the congressmen brought? well, in the meantime, ukraine is developing a plan in case financial aid from. of the united states will be blocked. bloomberg writes that this plan includes three key elements. the first is expansion selling domestic bonds, raising taxes and cutting spending. and according to the agency, ukrainian officials should propose this plan to the international monetary fund during a three-day visit of its staff to kyiv, which should take place

country in uniform, served this country in combat, and now are serving this country in the united states congress. they understand through their own life experience of service how urgent it is that the house has fort wit the bipartisan and comprehensive national security bill that has been advanced in the united states senate. this is a matter of america's urgent national security. it's a matter of democracy. it's a matter of freedom. it's a matter of standing by our allies. and in the absence of doing so, particularly as it relates to the ongoing war of aggression launched by russia against ukraine, it's a matter of american lives potentially being on the line. if ukraine and its war effort falters because of inaction here in the united states congress by extreme maga republicans. it's my honor to yield to a highly distinguished member of congress, an army ranger, someone who has served multiple tours of duty and fought valently for this country in iraq and afghanistan, congressman jason crow. mr. crow: thank you, leader jeffries, and to my colleagues. it's an honor to stand here with my fellow

[applause] in partnership with supportive bipartisan majority, in both houses of the united states congress, we will work to secure critical weapons and resources that ukraine so badly needs. and let me be clear, the failure to do so would be a gift to vladimir putin. more broadly, nato is central to our approach to global security. for president biden and me, our sacred commitment to nato remains iron clad. and i do believe as i have said before, nato is the greatest military alliance the world has ever known. nato is founded on a very simple premise, an attack on one is an attack on all. and when it comes to conflict between nation, nato have deterred aggressions amongst its members to the benefit of the security of the american people. for the past 75 years, nato members have maintained this solemn pact, including on 9/11 when terrorists attacked america . and for the first and only time, nato invoked article five, the collective defense clause. in nato stood by america's side. nevertheless, before the president and i took office, some questioned the usefulness of nato, suggesting it was

now they are all members of a single delegation that has come to the united states congress to remind american lawmakers about the war in ukraine and urge them to continue aid. the way i look at it is, if a 24-year-old can see what's happening in ukraine and make the ultimate sacrifice at 24, then what happens to the rest of the leadership in this country? if a 24-year-old can decide to make the ultimate sacrifice, why do we have so many problems with our leadership in this country that sees what is happening and the consequences we will have if we do nothing about it. "if you don't help ukraine, it will come here, if you have children, sons or daughters, hug them today, and think about the fact that tomorrow you may not be able to help them, because that's what will happen if you don't help stop this evil, and what they did to my son is only the tip of the iceberg of russian evil, they do this to everyone, this is only my son, and there are thousands and thousands of ukrainian sons who disappeared on the battlefield. in washington was organized by the rt weatherman foundation. in tot

i'm sure i'd state especially with the failure united states congress not as close to criminal to grab your shift political latham. she had a cool snow was in washington for the talks and send us this update. the talks between us present joe biden anthem and tom. so that all of souls didn't produce any kind of new policy, but they highlights how difficult it is to keep the what's on the policy and track with the existing policies. they've already agreed on both of back in ukraine. they are the largest of the wes. i'm the 2nd largest military factor in terms of delivering equipment and i'm unison. and they are also both stones allies of israel and on both issues and age package is stuff in the us congress, essentially running the risk of becoming political. i'm unison in the pre election stand off between donald trump and the current us presence. so by trump has essentially told republicans to block list or at least slow it down and that policy is working on. this also highlights how domestic us policy is having more than just a ripple effect in the big crises of the wealth or soul goes

united states congress. not to support this close to criminal justice outrages the us senate is making progress on a bill that includes some $60000000000.00 in a to ukraine and funds for other us allies do things in senators hope to pass it within days, but it's unclear if the legislation will be approved by the us house, where some republicans are strongly opposed. different connecticut is the effects of the sold funds already being felt on ukraine's front lines or us and european official say. the delay is contributing to critical shortages of weapons and ammunition needed on the battlefield. jackson, james is a political scientist and a senior fellow at the german marshall fund that we asked him earlier about the deadlock in congress and how that affects the united from the west wants to present a lot of if we can it's undermining it. and that's the problem, i think that mr. buddy was talking about when he said it's almost criminal for the us to pull out of the support from granted disjuncture. so that's

so from all the united states, congress is deadlocked over funding for ukraine. us present, joe biden said the delay plays into pollutants hands. nato chief un stilton bug employed the us to find a solution. the debate continues in washington on funding for a number of important poet. this, as it is vice tools that did not dis, states congress degrees on continued support for ukraine, and then near future. but with the war and ukraine about to end to its 3rd year and the prospect of a donald trump presidency looming, american money is needed soon to help keep ukraine's war effort alive. and finally of okay, no has erupt in iceland for the 1st time since december love of plumes who lit up the sky in the nation south west. it's where interruption threatened to destroy the town and bring the big plate last year. thousands of residents were evacuated in november and has still not been allowed to return to their homes. iceland has more than 30 active volcanoes. and the 3rd time, thank you so much for your company. the ice cold jessica new, an expedition ventures on 2 places that no one has

this conference, including by the fact that we have a, an extraordinary delegation from the united states congress here. republicans, democrats, senate house that there is enduring support for ukraine. and that's not just from united states is from country after country in europe and well beyond for a whole variety of reasons. starting of course, with the aggression of ukrainians have suffered. but also because that aggression has gone to the very principles at the heart of the international system that each of us has a stake in preserving. and that's not going away. so there's a tremendous determination on the part of dozens of countries to do 2 things. first, to make sure that you train has what it needs to deal in the immediate, with the ongoing russian aggression. but 2nd, to put ukraine on a path where increasingly in the months and years to come, it's able to stand strongly on his own 2 feet. militarily, economically different, but and democratically that is the strongest possible rebuke to put in. it's the strongest possible review to all those who would seek to undermine ukraine. and also,

united states and, and, and everywhere else. as you know, there is a stalling and the united states congress. the republican lead house will not address the huge weapons build as the president is trying to get to. some of them may be here. what would you say to your republican colleagues in the united states? anybody who's blocking that bill on us because we produce are we showing on tv now? yeah. to the g. and then what is that i won't what would you like to say if you know why will have me? i will have a meeting with the centers today. we have, i think we will have to, to speech with detail. they have to understand what's going on. and i think that's it's, i don't want to push such message to united states because they did a lot for us the the last i see nancy pelosi thank you so much. we did together a lot. thank you from i want people from all of our think some of the yes, we have to work in one in one joint team that did us or if you brain will be alone you. if you have to understand what will be a rush, it will destroy us, destroy baltic, destroy poland, and they can do it yesterday. i

what happens if the united states congress doesn't provide the aid needed for the united states to purchaseend to ukraine? what's your message to the united states congress? >> i think it's a huge responsibility. i think we are speaking about the legacy of the greatest generation. we are speaking about the world we have had for 75 yards which is -- [inaudible] there's a lot of today. we never have to forget that the ukrainian soldiers and people are at the front line and fighting for freedom. it's also -- >> ambassador bili, thank you so much for being with us. still ahead on the weekend, michael cohen and previews donald trump's first criminal trial set to start next month. be sure to follow our show on social media. or handle everywhere is at the weekend msnbc. there's nothing better than a subway series footlong. except when you add an all new footlong sidekick. like the philly with a new $2 footlong churro. sometimes the sidekick is the main event. you would say that. every epic footlong deserves the perfect sidekick. (christina) with verizon business unlimited, i get 5g, truly unlimite

this and discriminated attack again, see really, and this again, all the rules of law, the united states congress is deadlocked over future funding for ukraine. you as president joe biden, set the delays play into pollutants hands. nato chief installed some bug, implored the us to find a solution. the debate continues in washington on funding for a number of important quoted this. it is vital that tonight to states congress degrees on continued support for ukraine and then near future. but as the wall here in ukraine and to the 3rd year and the prospect of a donald trump presidency looms, the american money is needed soon to keep ukraine's ball efforts alive. here's a reminder now of our top story. israel has rejected terms but forward by home, us for a ceasefire to hold dividing gods that mr. benjamin at yahoo has failed to fight on for total victory against amongst you're watching the dw dues from berlin coming up next. the documentary as to whether crypto currency is can really be the future of money. what do you think? i'll see you next. tell the do these do for fun. via do gravitational wave

united states congress not to support this close to criminal justice outrages the us senate is making progress on a bill that includes some $60000000000.00 in a to ukraine and funds for other us allies do things in senators hope to pass it within days. but it's unclear if the legislation will be approved by the us house, where some republicans are strongly opposed to connecticut is the effects of the sold. the funds are already being felt on ukraine's front lines or us and european official say. the delay is contributing to critical shortages of weapons and ammunition needed on the battlefield. let's have a look now at some of the other stories making headlines. the russian throne. the task of the ukrainian city of comp, case has failed. at least 7 people, including breach of the regional government, says the strikes it, homes and infrastructure, causing several large fives. 2 people have been killed in the latest violent protest and sent a goal. unrest adopted when this month's presidential election was postponed until december. but then mac themselves says the delay is necessary for

united states congress. not to support this close to criminal justice outrages the us senate is making progress on a bill that includes some $60000000000.00 in a to ukraine and funds for other us allies do things in senators hope to pass it within days, but it's unclear if the legislation will be approved by the us house, where some republicans are strongly opposed to connecticut is the effect of the soul funds are already being felt on ukraine's front lines or us and european official say. the delay is contributing to critical shortages of weapons and ammunition needed on the battlefield. jackson, james is a political scientist and resident senior fellow at the german marshall fund and joins me now. welcome to the w. out in the chancellor all f shows and president biden urged us lawmakers to approve more aid for ukraine. but at this point, do they have any sway or congress it this way is unclear. i think probably the best thing that shows could have done was to say, europe is here, europe is really and germ