thank you for sticking around with us and us. so the host city for a pack this year was san francisco and a historically important city for chinese americans. a symbol of chinese relations, china town hub for many asian immigrants in the surrounding area. this once beautiful city has been played by homelessness and open air drug use in recent years. california as governor gavin newsome took great measures to clean up his hometown head of the summit. many say, particularly for president, she was just a few weeks before he greeted she and san francisco. governor newsome paid president. she an official visit to beijing, much of the american press and north this trip by governor newsome. what was the purpose of newsome's trip to beijing? i mean, we know california has direct trade coming from china given it's on the pacific coast. but what is the trade issues be discussed at a peck a few weeks later anyway? so why is a special trip by new some or um, 1st of all, i think the san francisco in a california indeed hold special significan

why does the us want?rdize this by militarizing this area, knowing that it could suffer the consequences. let's try to find out why that is the case. now when it comes to the red sea area itself, it's good to take a look at it, especially when it comes to the relevance of one particular straight that you're going to see in a second. this is the area as a whole, and i want you to turn your attention to that bubble mandap that you see there. now we're going to zoom in into that area so you can see in terms of the traffic of the... container ships, this gives you rough idea, so uh, you can see how important of a corridor is, and narrow one at that, all these containers have to make it through this narrow passage way and make its way up the red sea as you can see there, then to europe, so it is no surprise then that its stability is related to the common interest of the international community, something that should be understood by the us, but it's apparently not the case when it comes to the us. now in terms

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their repeated attacks will never deter us. america has been striking us for a long time. the aggression against us is veiled under the name of the saudi and emirati aggression, but america has been. us for a long time, this decision is a political move to cover up israel's crimes, claiming that we are a terrorist group is to justify the air strikes on yemen and palestine. this decision is not new, it's not an objective decision and is not based any real evidence, because this decision was made before. this classification was approved during the era of former us president trump, then the hutis were removed from the terror list. this proves that it was decision. that was not based on practical reality, rather, this indicates that the us makes these decisions to blackmail people, and to use the decision like sword against anyone who stands against american and israeli interests, this classification on the list of terrorism is under our feet, we don't care about it, we have fought wars for nine years and from the first day we have been attacked by the us, israel and britain a

these are capabilities that won't be used against us. it affected the morale up at the planning of the russians. before that, we very carefully planted their ammunition two or three kilometers beyond the line that we knew was the one breach. to have something that can reach longer and hopefully we will get something that can reach longer than that will not allow them to comfortably store, plan, deliver death on us because they will note that there is defense everywhere and that will be a game changer. >> other unregulated weapons have made their way to ukraine. >> we would like to surprise the russians on the battlefield but what we can tell you if you ask anyone -- i just spoke two days ago we had an event on ukrainian artists who are in the armed forces. one of them is a world famous film director who spent years -- he was forcibly arrested by russians in crimea. he joined the army as soon as this war started. he was wounded twice in the process of saving life. we liberated -- we are performing well on the battlefield and we look forwa

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maty el mashad said, the us must not excuse me, the us must note that yemen is the graveyard of invaders. the top official said the us and uk were responsible for the militarization. the red sea, not yemen, he added that ending israel is the only solution for the current problems, not invading yemeni territory. sana will not stop supporting palestine despite the american aggression, meanwile, the spokesman for yemen's armed forces has vowed revenge after the us and the uk carried out air strikes on the country. the american and british enemy bird full response. the spokesman said the us and british militaries carried out 73 strikes targeting the capital sano and four other yemeny cities said the offensive killed five yemeny armed forces and injured six others. the strikes on yemen were launched from air and sea late on thursday. they were uh conducted at. president's direction and with the support of australia, canada, the netherlands and bahrain, joe biden said the strikes were a direct response to what he called unprecedented. yemeny attacks against international maritime vessels in th

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the us blamed him for attacks against us forces in the country. that's a wrap for now, but sticker on, i'll be back on the top of the hour though news and brief. depressed coverage of this assassination of b suleymani now entering its uh uh fourth day we're looking at some uh les bombardements qui ciblent des civils des infrastructures. i'm deeply concerned about the clear violations of international humanitarian law that we are witnessing in gaza. let me be clear, no party to an armed conflict is above international humanitarian law. press tv's news in brief, israel continues its indiscriminate strikes on the southern parts of gaza, which had been declared safe for civilians, the regime's new attacks killed dozens of palestinians in the cities. rafa and khan unies. the overall death toll from israel's genocide is now close to 24,500. un has painted a bleak picture of the future of the post war gaza stripped the honoral chief has called brutal the living conditions of children there. the un agency says most of the residents of the visieg territory

thanks for joining us. the leader of yemen movement has vowed that their attacks on ships will continue despite us threats and air strikes. integration will not change anything in the stance of our people and his spiritual obligation in supporting the palestinian people and the resident. of gaza as well as the continuous targeting of ships linked to israel, and this is clear in our continuous operations, and the last one was last night against the ships, it will also include the american and british ships. lashed out at washington over his complicity in israel's genocidal war in gaza, calling the war a us manish killing campaign, he said the us insists on the continuation of the genocide in gaza and uses the... confrontation with the americans, british and israelis does not scare us at all. the aggression towards our country and our people will enhance the development of our military capabilities. the yemy leader called the us, uk and israel the access of evil. he said what the palestinian people are subjec

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and on the, i think, 8 or line called 3 said know, including us, us on the 28 countries. certainly yes. for a senior state now, or there should be a full guarantee endorsed by us. or could you come to the including yours, that price daniel stage must be established for you and the level of governing body is apparently so inept and effective and enforcing something here that this as you say, so much of the world supports there's 2 state solution. so i, i must ask you a question if, if i may, going back to the attack on october, the 7th, i understand cairo had been warning israel for approximately 2 months that have mass was reportedly finding a, quote, unprecedented attack. but no action was taken by you are a former prime minister, you know, how government agencies interact. did you do find it surprising? the, the intelligence was not acted upon. yes, there would be some civil speculation to some of these added to and you know, but you know, very difficult situation because of the production issues, legally shows in the country at, at some sort of tension. what we've had

the group is calling for the us to use its influence over israel to end the regime's crimes against palestinians in gaza. thousands of israeli protesters are ralied in tel aviv demanding the resignation of the regime's cabinet and an end to his onslot on the gaza strip. israely mounted forces attacked protesters and clashed with with them after they tried to block traffic. footage from the scene shows protesters trying to push back the mounted forces. witnesses say number of protesters were arrested violently. protesters, the... under immediate ceasefire in gaza and the release of captives held by the territories resistance groups. during the past weeks, israel's have used every weekend to take to the streets and their thousands to mount pressure on the regime's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. they slam him for ignoring their please to prioritize the release of captives. join us as we explore the strategic importance of bubble mandab. a highly contested area, crucial for global trade and security as well as vital exports like oil, natural gas, wheat and chemical fertilizers. welcome back, leb

the use of a.i. in medicine becomes more common place, patients have raised logical comments around a privacy, transparency, ethical considerations, human oversight, errors and misdiagnoses and access issues. with this in mind, i welcome the opportunity to discuss some of those issues today. many of my colleagues have already brought up valid ethical considerations around a.i. including algorithms, potential discriminationif a.i.'s impact on vulnerable populations. as a.i. advances into health care and gips to play a role in making medical decisions, i'm curious if there are differences among various patient demographics in their willingness to consent to a.i., decisions making and whether those preferences may unintentionally skew algorithms. so i'm wondering how important is it to understand if there are pattern earns of patients who would or would not consent to use of a.i. in health care based on race, education level, geographic area, etc. >> thank you, congresswoman, that's a fabulous question.

and for funding from us. and they say that iran is also, of course, funding and supporting his bottom line. and they say that iran is funding and supporting the who with these and young and the as really is continue to say that they are engaged in a multi front battle right now. and they have directly, blaine, the ron on this for you know, many months. right? and if i'm a jump drive and tennessee from any science, so then in addition to the thousands of killed and wounded children, the war and gaza is left to the boss. number of orphans, according to a report by the year a mediterranean human rights observatory, women, $25000.00 children have now lost one or both parents in gaza. i beg your thoughts. the marks on her face remind 16 percent of the day the father was killed. a one of minutes she was at home with a family and the next she woke up in hospital while mobile, but it had remained highly of some. i didn't swear to very kind to me during the day because they were both kid. i did not have the chance to

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press tv's rama luckwartsman and has told us about the recent visit by the us secretary of state to the occupied palestinian territories. it's very clear for the palestinians that the american administration is not only supporting israel, they are supporting. with aids, equipment, weapons and even some were speaking about sending american soldiers in a way or another to fight with the israeli forces against the palestinians there in the gaza ship. blincan arrived in the occupied territories and israel he met with israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu, there were no talks about the cease fire, or at least in the statements he didn't mention that the american administration supports or is calling for se fire, he came here to ramala and he met with palestinian president mahmoud abbas, at the same time palestinians went to the streets, they protest the visit of blincan and they were demanding palestinian president mahmoud abbas not to receive blink and palestinians were holding banners saying that lincon and the american administration or the american administration. is complicit with is

he said the us insists on the continuation of the genocide in gaza, and uses the media to white wash israely crimes. al-houti said americans have a dark. of committing crimes against various peoples of the world and are known for their moral bankrupcy, the leader said what the palestinian people are subjected to, is unjust and destructive aggression in violation of all laws and norms. he lamented that the israely war machine committed over 20 massacres against palestinians in the past 100 days. well to be exact 104 days, it's been into this really us of war in the gaza strip and the regime continues with this carpet bombing campaign across the beseach territory. the total death though has now passed 24,600 with nearly 62,00 others wounded. israel has lately stepped up a strikes on the southern areas in the gaza strip. gaza's health ministry says the occupation has committed 15 massacers against families in the gaza strip, killing 172 people in a span of 24 hours. the ministry says the number of victims are still under the rubble and in blocked streets that ambulance screws and serve

the us has the power it has chosen not to use it. i think biden has really tried to, to go along with israel's war effort and to try and navigate israel into a more strategic place. but it is real clearly isn't going in that direction in the us also has, has decided with this role in this war. so it would require a lot of political will and capital from the by that administration when months are now entering an election year. so it would be something by then would have to really go. busy all out for when the but the timing, but thanks so much for all the context might of sunshine from the international crisis group. thanks so much. thank you. to gauze on next way. a shipment of medicine has arrived. intended for schools of ease ready hostages being held in the territory as well as for the desperate buffer nation. there. the unusual delivery comes up the content and prawns media to the building between israel and the minutes improved from us, which is the team that at risk proof of by multiple countries. it is the 1st agreement betwee

sure that boroch uses them. oleksandr, i don't want to ask for details, but from your previous statement, can we assume that you have remnants, missiles, the detail of which is such that the enemy has not used it before for... for strikes on kiev, can such a conclusion be made? well, i think so, we have several cases, the use of which means of defeat, which were not used by the enemy until the last time, we cannot tell you exactly there yet, we are still checking in order not to mislead the first line of the body of the pre-trial investigation, the country's leadership, but we can say that we will pass... well, this is a very serious weapon that has not been used, maybe it is some new daggers, well, we think that it is something else, well, we will literally report it to the nearest at times, and the ultimate question is that it is important for experts to record at the place of the fall of debris and hits, so that later these data can be used as evidence for confirmation. of russian crimes to initiate criminal

so he has with us, says it suspending a tax on us troops. washington has blamed the rate groups type. it's been off for the boat and attack that killed 3 us soldiers. so majority, so in for the on sunday. but for more on that now let's cost 2 practical, hey, and who's in washington dc for especially how just been received in washington a somewhat dismissively. i have to say. so the drone attack that killed those 3 soldiers and injured 40 you others, your soldiers not really small. i'll post in jordan. the us isn't trying to figure out exactly who in this group conducted that drone strikes. so we do know that the is a sonic resistance that a rack claimed responsibility. but as i said, they see this as an umbrella group. now they see the tablet has the law as one of the more sophisticated of that group. but as to the pentagon today, how do you figure it out? exactly who did it? they said they're still trying to assess that, and they were asked about this announcement that this group is no longer going to target american attacks. it at the pent

but that was to use the book and use natalie. i'm a little more college to sort of chapter was unable to use that spring just in those to visit. this is done. so for sending with them what for what, what is deal with me just a 2nd. me go to them. so i need to pursue this through this month really can yesterday because i've been out before this as a visited in the course and you can be done yet, but the thing would seem israel's war on god. so he's changing everything, not least of all the west claim to moral leadership in the world. the so called rules based order has been shown to be a complete fraud. when there is a leadership vacuum, others will fill in the united states is blocking all efforts and initiatives to stop the blood shift in the occupied territories. process got different. my denalis is washington for undermining efforts to reach down to, to seize firing gazda and demands an immediate, the escalation between ease run into a mass is riley, forth. they say they have in circles, the city or county it isn't solving gaz

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about just news coming in to us coming from to us officials that apparently none of the us facilities have been impacted by this attack. my mood uh it's, it's interesting because since october the 7th we've had, i believe, a 100 attacks drones, rockets by iran, lines munition groups on us led coalition, a basis in iraq and syria. but this is the 1st time that the ron revolutionary, god, is taking any kind of responsibility. so what is the significance of that? as well as it's clear, this is an escalation, this is an escalation, as you know that a long as it broke. see forces in the region have been operating a bit of pricing against airlines enemy in, in the region and different foot on each. and every time that would come up and at claim responsibility vote for the attacks at either in a lock or in syria or in it elsewhere in, in the region. but now the iranian revolution, you got the claiming responsibility for the ethic. this is an escalation, this and it's gonna use it and read it as you know that this is all parts of the spin over of the conflict in size that, that the war on. i'

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to use ai tools. sen.lla: do you envision to always be contained within your respective institutions or are there opportunities for public-private partnerships? dr. hayden: the library of congress and smithsonian are cochairing a secretariat this coming year that will look at ways we can all collaborate. of course opportunities with the private sector when we make sure there are guard -- guide rails. ms. park: i would just add that there are all sorts of opportunities work with external groups. higher education, companies, all are interested in this space. we have formed several consortiums with different organizations to figure out if we can convene together to talk about these kinds of issues, to provide space for people to discuss the complexities of ai. absolutely there are ways for us to partner with others. sen. padilla: thank you very much. chair klobuchar: very good, thank you. sen. haggerty: it's good to see all of our witnesses. dr. hayden, i'd like to start with you. we know the ivory of congres

us carney. he's in tomahawk lunch, but talk me solves and was a follow on action on a specific military target associated with strikes. taken on january 12th, designed to degrade the who, the stability to attract maritime vessels, including commercial vessels in the nightstand, new k as conducted editor icons. and i add booth, i'm a day, let me a base and notice else, and i the, i mean, we headed the lot of the explosion. assume that a to the one had been the yesterday. and as the united states, as the ad declare to deal with, they say that they have actually, to get into a said a, they said me side at 8 does, instead of defense does exactly what the united states has been doing throughout history. many has make it clear that the retaliation against the united states, it will come and it will come on. they will actually had a united states new. okay. and they should not expect attack on bought the zip i used. i think after this 2nd, the attack on the m, and you have any folders as they wouldn't

steve says a be who helped isn't even the us show this story with us. and i in 2018, he joined thousands of other palestinian refugees in gauze and protesting peacefully at the gaza borders. for the great, during the great returned marches, a sniper is really soldiers and that shot him from a very far distance in his leg. his leg was amputated. organization brought him to the united states where he had a new procedure, prosthetic legs built for him to enable him to walk and return to school and finish school ended. we hired him to become a field worker and humanitarian aid worker. he was quite interested in photography, so he was a practice. we were training him in that field to support our communications team. and just on christmas day, while him and his family huddled together in fear, i suspect as most palestinians do at night, their home was bond in the magazine refugee camp in central guys by an air strike and his entire family was killed. his body remains under rubble today and there's no way to remove it due to the lack of heavy equipment that ca

the us sa s at a us tanker ship. the us says it's — at a us tanker ship.t a us tanker ship. the us says it's not at war - at a us tanker ship. the us says it's not at war with - at a us tanker ship. the usj says it's not at war with the houthis, despite having launched more strikes on its basesin launched more strikes on its bases in yemen. we'll have more on the impact on the shipping industry on asia business report. meanwhile, israel's prime minister has voiced his sharpest rejection of the creation of a palestinian state when the war in gaza ends. mr netanyahu said that israel needed security control over the entire territory west of the entire territory west of the jordan the entire territory west of thejordan river, for the foreseeable future. he accepted that this clashed with the principle of palestinian sovereignty. a us state department spokesperson insisted there was no way to ensure israel's long—term security without the establishment of a palestinian state. rare footage given to the bbc, shows north korea publicly sentencing two teenage boys

thank you forjoining us. uk government was "playing politics" during the pandemic. the covid—i9 inquiry is looking at westminster�*s relationship with the scottish government and its impact on decision—making. as the former chancellor of the duchy of lancaster, gove's ministerial role at the time saw him primarily involved in inter—governmental relations. here he is speaking earlier today. it would be naive not to be aware that highly skilled politicians, including those at the top of the scottish government, might well see what they perceive to be political advantage at certain points, but i think it's important to recognise that while that did occur at certain points, the day—to—day management of the pandemic preoccupied them as it preoccupied other ministers. so it's a matter of proportion and a matter of precision rather than a broad assault of the kind that the question invited me to agree with. mps have called for the system which gives schools in england a one or two—word judgement like "good" or "inad

but then came back to us to say that the band has been suspended. it doesn't matter to us at all. it has nothing to do with the benefits they provide. it is because been installed, that our government asked us to use the port of low may or other ports and countries that helped us when we needed support. it is too late for bending to ask us to come back to allow imports through it's port. the name needs to compensate us for our losses is been reimbursed as these losses. security in the core door will be improved. producers of onions, sweet potatoes, rise and vegetable oil have suffered losses. that they cannot cover themselves. it is necessary to create the conditions that will allow us to resume our relations with benny. those all the top stories that the on our to international thanks for your company and my team and i all wishing you a happy and prosperous new year. and if you're watching from garza know that your, you know, thoughts and prayers at the rep for me, you know, new will be back for the late this thursday. but some of the out by the, the, the take a fresh look around

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look, they um, the us and the uk consistently use what they call special forces. in their arenas of destabilization or regime change or um territory grab either by proxy or directly as. have done both in syria, and these special forces, whether it's delta force or or others, are here actively on the ground in syria, both british and american and other nato member states operating alongside the al-qaeda dominated terrorists in the northwest, but also particularly in the south and southeast and in the northeast, where of course the us has ' its occupation, unlawful occupation, military bases, um, and so therefore the appearance of the delta force in the occupied territories, um, and one assumes in gaza fighting alongside the iof, and there were reports of them overseeing the use of nerve gas against the resistance factions in the tunnels that haven't yet come to fruition, but i think... "a lot of publicity of that plan potentially derailed it. um, so it's not surprising that we see this involvement of let's say the clandestine forces uh under the control largely of

, it was rainy night, so they took us to northern area and put us on the asfalt. it was raining hard and it was cold. we stayed in the rain for more than an hour, and they beat us while we were tied up. the freed prisoners also said they were threatened to be shot and forced to insult palestinian groups and political figures. such accounts are backed by footage released by israeli troopers on social media that show their mistreatment of prisoners. the videos often show blindfolded palestinians, amongst them women and children. israel continues to target hospitals in the gaza strip destroying the few healthcare facilities still open in the territory. the palestinian red cross said the regime attacked al-amal hospital in the seventh. of hun units with drones, it's added that displaced people were injured as israely drone targeted citizens with intense gun fire at the facility. the world health organisation says most of the coastal slivers 36 hospitals have stopped working. the organization says israel has attacked hospitals and other vital medical infrastructure nearly 600 times. the u

what can you tell us? as you said we had a statement — you tell us?u said we had a statement from _ you tell us? as you said we had a statement from the _ you tell us? as you said we had a statement from the white - a statement from the white house confirming that the strikes have begun, saying it was the us, uk and lists a number of nations including bahrain, one of the nations in the region. i think it is interesting that we got this statement now. earlier we heard that there would be no date and then we got in late a short time ago. of course, the question now will be how far will the strikes go? and what is the risk of escalation? as we know, these strikes have not come out of nowhere, they did not start in a vacuum. western officials have been warning rebels for many weeks now that unless these attacks on international shipping stopped, and there have been 27 of them according to the us military since mid—november, unless they stop there will be serious consequences. the houthis did not heed the warnings and attacks continued. attacks on a vital

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hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marsia hashimi, thanks so much for being with us. well, as the united states continue to give its full support to the israeli regime in its ongoing genocide in gaza. the islamic resistance has increased its attacks on american basis and interests in the region. since 2020, after the us's assassination of anti-terrorist icon, lieutenant general qasim soleimani, the resistance in the region had been demanding an end to american presence, and since october of 2023. as the us openly supports the genocide in gaza, the resistance has increased as attacks by rockets, missiles and drones on u.s. interest, and now the americans are themselves considering if it is worth it for them to stay in the region as they continue to lose more soldiers in these acts of resistance in west asia. well, we're going to take a look at this on this spotlight. i'd like to welcome my guests to the program. said mutalabi, iraqi politician and former political advisor to the iraqi government out of baghdad, and rick sterling, activists serious solidarity movement o

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the us wants to stop china from using us data centres to train their ai models, they are worried it willber attack, and the us commerce department has issued proposals, they want american cloud computing companies to report foreign users who are tapping into their computer power to train these ai models. so it put a lot of responsibility on the shoulders of these cloud computing firms, so in these cloud computing firms, so in the case of amazon, aws, google has its own cloud division, microsoft has azure, and these companies would be required to verify foreign customers, identify and maintain user verification standards, certified compliance, so it is a lot of work. but, you know, all of this is because the us, as you said, is worried about security concerns. they fear that, basically, worried about security concerns. they fearthat, basically, chinese companies, if they access the power of these cloud computing services, they can use it to gain a leg up in they can use it to gain a leg up in the development of ai under the next—generation technologies. at the same time, the biden adminis

you can tell us what you think about it where you have uh the 14 strikes that the us has uh executed and uh this was a preemptive uh move by the us because it said that there were missiles ready to go by the yemenese, i'm wondering how they would know that and whether that even constitutes a reason to strike another uh country's army uh what is your reaction to the way the us did that and of course how it has been acting against yemen, which is accelerated its strikes against the yemani army, i mean it has been clear that the united states in all attack, the main purpose of those attack is actually to support israel for to continue its unicide and bloccade and the mass killing uh in in gaza and when yemen take these steps, all the international uh community, i mean most of the country has came with the united states because they... want germany not to help the palestinian, they want the palestinian to stand alone and it was really clearly - when they after they designate the ansarullah as they call the... as a terrorist organization here they were actually really really calm and they

to us in to, of, in, in jordan. so uh, earlier today, um the, the, the sports person off the rental for the ministry nasser came out and he has a release written statement. and he says that all these other petition of the business allegations is a projection. and also applaud plan by doing the find the interest in that i can do as into a region of war. and by doing that, they have trying to cover the phone problems. so this is a running position regarding this recent attacks. any rust is that it does not have anything to do with these attacks and also around the scene dead. the responsibility of this pull that could be of allegations all is on the shoulders of those who raised these baseless accusations. so this is regarded as a threat, but on the other hand, you're on says dad, if do us a continued at the continue shielding israel in its kinds that gets the palestinians is going to phase more and more attacks. and also the possibility of why the forwarding region is increasing day by day or so start our reporting f

at us or their clinic spots. so even if we try to leave the school, it will be sniped by the spray leaves. what kind of thing? well, there's no food or drink, i miss the people grind, wait to get some sort of flour for sustenance and all that. and i haven't received any flower for a week ahead of how they know i have neither food, more drinks. i'm appealing to all concerned parties to help us clean the school. they also, we can live in sanitary conditions by demand the dispatch of a committee i just had that would allow support to reach us about bringing food to feed the children. i love meaning to her despite the dilapidation of the shelter, people are forced to reside here due to the destruction of their homes, out of the me, somebody if it buy it or not for months, a groups have been warning of the drafting community here in situation in the enclave. the latest voice comes from the un official who painted a make poetry of a reality on the ground. because it has simply become uninhabitable, its people are witne

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they storms the houses in front of us and behind us blew up the school gate . took men from one entrance and women from another and placed us in the out to some square for 2 hours. they left our food in belongings behind, assuring us that we returned. 2 hours later, we saw fire and smoke rising from the school. they burned our food drinks, clothes and all our belongings. we she come, they lost us in the open for 2 days without cover or sustenance. then we sought help from locals. i pay some returned to alfa, correct clinic, others to other hussein. this place was full of displaced people, even before my family and i arrived there are huge number of displaced people in schools and the agency clinics. and i couldn't find a place for me and my family when we noticed these really soldiers withdrawing, despite the fire and despite diseases, we return to the school. we drank non potable water contracting many germs and diseases. a child whose only concern used to be finding a toy. now worries about removing debris just to survive. that child's dreams have turned into nightmares. about shells a

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as long as the us israel genocide continues in gaza. iraq and the us have held the first round of talks on the future of american and other foreign troops in the country. "the office of prime minister mohammad shel sudani said the baqi premier presided over the meeting focused on ending the mission of international coalition. earlier this week, the two countries agreed to start talks on the future of the us-l military alliance in iraq with the aim of setting a timetable for a phase withdrawal of troops. there was a continuous presence in iraq since its 203 invasion. us combat forces left in 2011, but thousands of troops returned in 2014 under the pretext of fighting daesh. "the latest round of talks comes a time of height and tensions. iraqi resistance groups have been targeting us forces almost a daily basis since october after israel launched its genocidal war on gaza. poles in the us continue to show historic drops in support of the for the zionist colonial project with social and alternative media swaying people more than ever. the

well, in this kind of immersive spectacle, it's the artwork that comes to us that immersed us. the 2nd reason which is in more recent reason, i would say it's, it's, it's social media. these words are highly instagram level. and also there's a 3rd reason to that, which is also contextual. i think it's cool that because we were so deprived of any santorial experience of real life experience ever fix happen on his screen. it's all flat. so i think we all needed to get out to experience with the full body. i'm a fan, immersive art triggers all of your senses, which can be exhilarating in an error when it's easy to get stuck staring at your phone. and the striking installations are basically predestined for social media, speaking of which does it cheap in the art when it feels like everyone on instagram has a picture of it. here's our traitor michael conner. see a lot of positives about it. and you know, this idea of like taking a picture and putting yourself in, it's a way of expressing your relationship with that are. but there are critical voices to exhibitions that take classic

the us congressmen like lodge. along with the naval theorists mohan and the other men in, they were really fixated on hawaii. it just happened that the the war of 1898. so the war with spain was also happening and it was the right moment to push past that overthrow and go ahead and annex hawaii. and this is through joint resolution. so a total vote of the us house of representatives and the congress. so the total vote of congress instead of one part of the congress passing thing and the treaty to annex. and then the other part, they did a total vote. that's basically a shortcut because they knew they wouldn't have the right votes in the house of representatives. the annexation has been contested by hawaiians ever since. and you can imagine how hurtful and how painful this history is for many native hawaiians to this day, especially since after the overthrow, the queen was imprisoned for eight months and her lands were seized. about $20 million is estimated to be owed to her. that was never paid, despite her attempt