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we were able to buy waterford double the price. the can only cover the need for one day. a little food. but very limited choices. every day i hear my children saying we want to return t gaza. i want my uniform. i want to go and play football. the situation is difficult. my children are deeply affected by what happens the day before yesterday. they are scared. they do not know how to make sense of it. it is difficult to see why people are targeted like this. they are afraid they will be targeted in a similar way. >> that text message from your colleague inside gaza, he is lking about hope for the future. what do you see the future holding when we see the head of the u.n. pleading for the aide to be let in? >> i used to work for another international organization a few years ago. we mentioned a report in gaza. four out of five children in gaza felt hopeless about the world. they did not know how to dream about their future. those were the scientific findings of this report. this was three years ago after the 2021 or -- war. i cannot imagine what those numbers look like toda

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there should be a pause at the moment for peace and there shouldn't be help for the police team use waterford petrol and everything else. because i think this is uh, really uh, becoming a genocide now, and the palestinians are paying the price. and um, i think people should start thinking about a final solution to this conflict. but before it becomes the regional war, and we don't know what happens after that, but we must think about how to stop the cycle of violence and to the most think of ways to create the 2 state uh the 2 state solution. and to provide a house for every one that is needed, the violence is, does not solve any problems, to anyone, the police stimulus and these right, these must learn to live together and the must learn to corporate and to work on piece. i'm glad you talking about peace let. let's narrow down here. now. what hope is that? what chance for a peaceful resolution like least a cease fire in the coming days or weeks or when months as well? i mean the whole world is talking about the ceasefire. the most gracious in streets in the muslim world also in europe are ol

lessons for this really is i would encounter those guys that one main element that the animal fat waterford is a necessity. but at the same times it's costly deputy pet, the way the cost. well, given that's the case then if we're talking about some very bloody oven wolf or potentially a head strategic things as well. what is the next move here? i think that's according to what 3 breed think so far by lots of analysis that the americans will allow those railways to really bombard the scorch of a tactic and then do like a small limited operation thought of getting the how much leave the ship and the infrastructure and then a go back and with bottles saying that this is the, i want to say what victories we have. i chief of our goals and then we go out because the american really, and we flew and seeing what's happening on the ground, is that truly a way to eradicate her mouth from gaza? mean that's what the space at a movie is really, is, is, if you bomb garza go in, do a limited operation and then come back out. does that mean the end of from us to the ultimate then you know that he is really

we are watching a serious and a very complicated waterford between both sides on the platforms, using images using words using terminologies, using stories highlighting everyone that on position. of course, the aim is very clear. you want to mobilize more people to be on your not a, to your hall and behind your to store your story and behind. you're right. the how about side? of course it's is being said, you know, they are living under a provision. there are a resistance movement, you know, all of this casualties of civilians. and the other side is there it is a try to capture the, the story from yesterday showing custodial of, of what, what they call the civilians. and they're talking about the damage that, that the cities and the places where i have have, i've faced. so basically it's an important little bit of the war using the image and the what that we've also seen. i mean, and this has been true across the board more side, but citizens have become video journalist that what's happening is being documented by people on the ground civilians. and therefore atrocities are being abl

waterford or whatever her name is. they they got it. they got it through like it. but was there any did that give you pause? did anything like that give you pause? there were is a broad question. there were a lot of moments that did give me pause. and i want to be delicate with the way i answer this is i worked in legislative affairs. i was promoted to work in the chief of staff's office because i had developed a relationship with then congressman mark meadows. but when i took the job with mark, i was very clear with him that i was working for the office of the chief of staff, not chief of staff mark meadows, because i saw myself as what i was working for the institution, not the individual. and that was a clear and distinctive sense to me at the time. i wasn't fully aware, you know, there is this very strong sense of loyalty in the trump administration, and i saw myself as loyal to the government and to the office and to the job i had. at some point, i those lines became blurred and at some points it was very, very blurred. so that being said, there were things th

if it happens, or that that's a very hard to stray sion because you know that the collection of waterford is completely different by a competitive bid that are but more afraid of what the sides use preparing for the ground to solve is that the more fade i know the lower face is not the feet success from the perspective of the is right. and for that reason, it will be so blah, the done the site and it is we'll try to dismantle, according to data sayings, hama the civilians. but the reality to on the ground is not like that. so the ground to corporation in terms of the herbal or fate be something that why being the whole, the civilian getting them beat, the carpet bombings and a okay. think all the gaza strip from the tell us the needles we just called as a 2nd. mac bought by the police, the locals for this is a, this is not a very easy this generation, but promo the use right. and we tried to dismantle 2 different parts apart from each of the bundle. that is the north of the gods us. the is one, but the solid off the guys us a deep to, to do a rap ah, ah, border gates off the egypt is in o

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main lessons for this rate is i would encounter those guys that one main element that the eval for waterford is a necessity. but at the same times, it's costly a deputy pet debate because, well, given that's the hey spend, if i talking about some very bloody oven will fast, potentially ahead strategic things as well. what is the next move here? i think that's according to what we believing. so far, by lots of analysis that the americans will allow this rate is to really bombard the scorch of a tactic. and then uh do like a small limited operation thought of getting the how much leave the ship and the infrastructure, and then a go back. and with the old saying that this is the, i want to say to a victories, we have achieved a lot of goals. and then we go out because the americans really influenced seeing what's happening on the ground. the funerals have been held for, for family members. if alda zeros corresponds into the door they were killed and an is really arrow striking. central gaza on wednesday night was family had moved from gaza city to and the slightest refugee come. that's after th

the main lessons for this rate is i would encounter those guys that one main element that the fed waterford is a necessity. but at the same funds it's costly are they are prepared to pay the cost. well, given that's the hey stan, if we're talking about some very bloody oven will fast potentially ahead strategic things as well. what is the next move here? i think that's according to what 3 breeding so far by lots of analysis that the americans will allow this rate is to really bombard the scorch of a tactic. and then uh do like a small limited operation thought of getting the how much leave the ship and the infrastructure and then a go back and with little saying that this is the i want to fail to victoria is where have i cheated with our goals and then we go out because the american really and we flew and seeing what's happening on the ground. well the nature of satellite images will be able to extend to the destruction and gaza. this shows beta new and in the north of gauze and the foldable. and now you can see it as it's been almost completely reduced to rubble. and this is as breton bay

host: sally in waterford, michigan on the democratic line. go ahead. caller: good morning.] about the speakers thing. and the last caller before i sent the text republican said if only 8 democrats would hold their nose and vote for jim jordan. i am sorry, hakeem jeffries got more votes than any of the republicans. only five republicans would hold their noses and vote for the man that has the most votes, that would be fine. i want to give a shout out to c-span's 9:00 p.m. monday series on books that shaped america. i am watching it and it is wonderful. thank you so much, c-span. goodbye. host: phil in northbrook, illinois on the independent line. caller: good morning. i am calling about the israeli-hamas conflict. i am a supporter of israel. why do we never hear a discussion about what laws apply? we now talk about that there is a the rules of war. obviously, this is a war and a conflict. but is this really, do the rules of war apply? or do we go back to a primitive, before there were laws of vengeance? and how extensive can a people's vengeance be? but i am not calling to h

host: sally in waterford, michigan on the democratic line. go ahead. caller: good morning.] about the speakers thing. and the last caller before i sent the text republican said if only 8 democrats would hold their nose and vote for jim jordan. i am sorry, hakeem jeffries got more votes than any of the republicans. only five republicans would hold their noses and vote for the man that has the most votes, that would be fine. i want to give a shout out to c-span's 9:00 p.m. monday series on books that shaped america. i am watching it and it is wonderful. thank you so much, c-span. goodbye. host: phil in northbrook, illinois on the independent line. caller: good morning. i am calling about the israeli-hamas conflict. i am a supporter of israel. why do we never hear a discussion about what laws apply? we now talk about that there is a the rules of war. obviously, this is a war and a conflict. but is this really, do the rules of war apply? or do we go back to a primitive, before there were laws of vengeance? and how extensive can a people's vengeance be? but i am not calling to h

cork and kerry and waterford.ut the main thing about the rainfall and where it's going, i think it's the western part of the country in the main, except this as it intensive lies and moves across scotland into the grampians that lovely part of scotland alongside angus and maybe northern lothian area. so edinburgh to dundee if you like . edinburgh to dundee if you like. and then the then the rural areas, that's when we're expecting this sort of totals to be in the region of 1 to 200mm in old money. that's 4 to 8in of rain. it's a couple of months worth of rain in a 48 hour penod worth of rain in a 48 hour period between roughly wednesday afternoon into friday morning. so that's the risk . afternoon into friday morning. so that's the risk. i'm afternoon into friday morning. so that's the risk . i'm not sure so that's the risk. i'm not sure it will reach red . but it will reach red. but nonetheless, we, you know, meteorologists like myself need to be aware and make people aware of the risks involved with this one. >>