is the official statistic of international organizations and the name of the latest film by david waxman the documentary maker of the zionist regime, is a 90-minute documentary about the widespread detention of palestinian children in the occupied territories. collecting their data from the files in the food authorities took five years from its director, most of them were arrested for throwing stones, interrogated for hours and imprisoned for months, an incident that waxman says is a criticism of the international laws of children, but for the zionists it has a justification. i met the lawyer neri ramati in the ofer camp and said: 99 of the cases related to minors are closed with a petition. straight to prison this is the machine that suppresses the palestinian resistance. of course, its release was not tolerated. the voice of the minister of culture of netanyahu's cabinet was raised to protest that the film budget will destroy the crimes you commit in this land, not his films. trying to ban this movie is the best way to prove this movie. the latest statistics were published last week by

what waxman says is a violation of international children's laws, but for the zionists. there is a justification. i saw the lawyer neri ramati in the ofer camp. he said that 99 % of the cases related to minors are closed with a petition. it is the machine that suppresses the palestinian resistance. it was that i will cut off the funding of the film. i cannot allow you to tarnish the good name of israel with the narrative of the enemy . the good name of israel is destroyed by the crimes you commit in this land, not its films. attempting to ban this film is the best way to prove this. it is a movie. the latest statistics were published last week by the center for the study of palestinian prisoners. arrest of 865 children in 2020. muhammad parkhum goes towards the zionists with his father's leading hand. the film muhammad and his father has recently been published in the zionist media. they wrote about this movie. do you know why this palestinian father uses his child in front of israeli soldiers ? slow? because he knows the humanity of israeli soldiers and they know very w

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the incident that waxman says is a critic of international children's laws, but they are justified for the zionists. i saw lawyer neri ramatati in ofer camp. he said: 99 cases related to minors are closed with a petition. direct prison is this machine that suppresses the palestinian resistance. the release of course. it was not tolerated. the voice of the minister of culture of netanyahu's cabinet was raised to protest that i will cut off the funding for the film. i cannot allow you to tarnish the good name of israel with the narrative of the enemy. namik israel is destroyed by the crimes you commit in this land, not by his movies. trying to ban this movie is the best way to prove this movie. the latest statistics were published last week by the center for the study of palestinian prisoners. the arrest of 865 children in 2022. we will continue the conversation in the khabar studio, mr. ghadiri. i asked mr. kamili for his analysis of the upcoming scenarios. i want to ask the same question, what is your suggestion regarding the current situation of israel , a complete situation now, as t

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for the crime of throwing stones, hours of interrogation and months. are imprisoned , an event that waxmanays criticizes the international laws of children, but is justified for the zionists. i met lawyer neri ramati in ofer camp. he said: 99 cases related to minors are closed with petitions become straight to prison this is the machine that suppresses the palestinian resistance. of course, its release was not tolerated. the voice of the minister of culture of netanyahu's cabinet was raised to protest that i will cut off the funding for the film. it is not possible to allow the good name of israel with the narrative of the enemy. the crimes you commit in this land are destroyed, not his films, trying to ban this film is the best way to prove the point of this film. the latest statistics were published last week by the center for the study of palestinian prisoners. detention of 865 children in 2020. here are the ruins of gaza and the cries of a father holding his orphaned child. taken tears and resistance depicted in this art project. at the same time as al-aqsa storm in the occupied lands.

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for the crime of throwing stones, interrogated for hours and imprisoned for months, an event that waxman says violates the international laws of children, but has justification for zionists. i met lawyer neri ramati in ofer camp. he said 99 of the cases related to minors are closed with a petition. straight to prison this is the machine that suppresses the palestinian resistance. the release of course it was not tolerated. the voice and culture minister of netanyahu's cabinet raised a protest that i will cut off the funding for the film. it is impossible to allow you to tarnish the good name of israel with the narrative of the enemy. namik israel is destroyed by the crimes you commit in this land, not by his films. to ban this movie is the best way to prove this movie. the latest statistics were published last week by the center for the study of palestinian prisoners: 865 children in 20. ya allah, ya allah. we condemn the mercenary nomads for the crimes of the siminesti regime. we have always supported and will continue to support the oppressed people of palestine. eshai, god willing, le

worry more on that, and the complexities of this conflict we bring in dove waxman, professor of uclar for israel studies, great to talk to you. before we get to b bigger tech pure, -- picture, as a profess or what do you make of this? >> i think it is both. it is an expression of free speech, some students have the right to protest and to voice their opinions, but what is happening as a result of some of the protests, that jewish students in particular are finding themselves harass and in intimidated, they have been forced to hide in some instances, students have over right to gather, they don't have a right to intimidate to harass or bully, others. i should say that some of these statements that have been made by some students, and others not always students in the protests, they are also really disturbing in the way in which s seem to accept hamas' attacks again innocent civilians in israel, in terms of rhetoric of slogans in particular the atmosphere it is creating on college campuses not all. but some, it creating when many. >> yjewish students are describing as hostile environme

live now to dov waxman who is a professor of israel studies at the university of california in los angelesrogramme. there is so much to talk about, but if we look at the un security council meeting, it was very fractious, the response from israel to what antonio guterres just said there.— just said there. yes, they really reacted, _ just said there. yes, they really reacted, and - just said there. yes, they really reacted, and not i really reacted, and not surprisingly, they reacted very badly, the israeli foreign minister. israel's un ambassador, and others in the israeli government reacted with fury. in many ways, taking his comment completely out of context, presenting it as if he was justifying context, presenting it as if he wasjustifying hamas's context, presenting it as if he was justifying hamas's attack, where he clearly said it wasn't justification. some of this outrage is performative and aimed at a domestic israeli performance.— aimed at a domestic israeli performance. aimed at a domestic israeli erformance. �* ., ., , , performance. but what does this mean going _ performance.

waxman markey was tortured for a long time. we see in this research work a brookings institution working paper under the hutchison institute. looking at the broad indexes and individual firms and see the green firms and low carbon firms of the low emissions measured in terms of emissions intensity and agencies or emission scores did better when the ira was announced. it was a huge jump in relative value. that's what we are looking for but it's an early indication that they expected to have effects of profitability in the firms either through a cost channel or investment subsidized or through the demand channel. the cost channel and demand channel makes perfect sense in terms of the perspective. of the predictions don't always come through but here you found that affect and that is an early sign that it's going to have those positive benefits and investments. let's turn to what some of the major challenges are. you want to dig in but what do you see at this stage is the biggest hurdle towards implementing the ira? >> the second

before then he served as health law advisor to representative henry waxman on the house oversight and government reform committee, and the house energy and commerce committee. i asked henry waxman for a few words about jon, and he had this to say, quote, jon started his congressional career as a precocious young staffer in my office working on the affordable care act. he's leaving senator warren's staff as a veteran chief of staff with many distinguished legislative accomplishments. what's been constant is the gratitude and respect he has earned from everyone who has been lucky enough to work with him along the way. jon's first experience working in congress has a special resonance for me. jon was a legal fellow for senator ted kennedy, the senior senator from massachusetts, who served for 47 years in the seat i now hold. i think senator kennedy would be pleased to know that the young man he first brought in for work in the federal legislature ended up contributing so much to this work. there is one more aspect of jon's leadership that i want to make sure to highlight. he is a dedicat

. >> reporter: and waxman says it puts students on campus at risk. jewish students locked in a college library as pro-palestinian protesters moved throughout the school chanting and waving anti-israel signs. fortunately, those jewish students were led out to safety and, finally, at 1:00 today here, just an hour and a half, stu, new york city councilwoman is leading a group today where that happened demanding the removal of the president there. suh? stuart: griff, thanks very much, indeed. now this, we've told you how oregon suspended basic competency requirements for high school9 graduates all in the name of equity. now one mom is sounding off. roll tape. >> they kind of essentially made in oregon a high school diploma a participation trophy because they're not requiring students to be able to prove that they can read and do math at an 11th grade level. these kids are not being prepared. the proficiency rates here inup oregon are dismal, and they're not getting better. are they removing these standards so that it looks like students are actually doin

i'm joined now by the london victims' commissioner, claire waxman. thank you forjoining us. taxpayer? == chambers. this is simplyjust too expensive to the taxpayer? -- mikey said simplv- — expensive to the taxpayer? -- mikey said simplv- i — expensive to the taxpayer? -- mikey said simply. i don't _ expensive to the taxpayer? -- mikey said simply. i don't think— expensive to the taxpayer? -- mikey said simply. i don't think it _ expensive to the taxpayer? -- mikey said simply. i don't think it is. - expensive to the taxpayer? -- mikey said simply. i don't think it is. i- said simply. i don't think it is. i think the digital technology and ai there will be ways in which we can transcribe transcripts much more effectively than we currently do. i was speaking to partners in australia and they are able to do that at the moment, transcribe all hearings very quickly and at no extra cost. i think the government is very slow in trying to find solutions here. for over a decade we have been calling on government to make justice far have been calling on government to makejustice far mo

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