the banding of meet here in west new york. the signs of desperation is nothing is strategic and as clever as we saw under uh, uh the, the great or someone say evil leadership of the heads of c. i a and the security services in the fifty's. and 70, what i would i really see. yeah. without, without really see with, with, with the nato countries, you know, within the 32 countries they're led by the united states. i see a certain degree of decay that is becoming worse and worse. i mean, you know, we, we obviously had in the 50s where there was sort of the government in iran in 53 of the most. i think that was a ca and i my 6 of pricing. we had been 54 with the a referral for the government and bought them all of our bands, who was the elected, and president got them. although we obviously had crimes. and in vietnam calculus crimes, people were killed and tortured. we had no referrals to governmental, jaden, 73, so you know, there's a long, legit legs, legacy of, of operations. the bay of pigs invasion, attack them to bind 1961 the

i built largest poverty fighting organization west of new york city. we did super bowl 50 in a different way. i built housing here if san francisco on time and under budget, when no one thought that was possible. we will do the same thing in city hall. they will require building trust. i'm going to take the oath of office on january 8, 2025. i can promise you, something will go wrong at 2:00 p.m. and i hate to say that, but it's true. i'm not going to blame the past administration or throw the d.a. or supervisors under the bus. i'm going to start building real trust with my supervisors, department heads, and tell them the cometure of accountability, it will start with me. and i think that is how you start working with people who might disagree with you. it might be 60% of the time. but i'm going to find those areas of common ground. we have to get back to the truest version of public service. not that public service for personal profit or gain, but really the true version of service to the taxpayers and the residents, and i commit to you and everybody

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. >>> "the new york times" reports at least five people were shot at new york city's west indian-americanade. police say a gunman opened fire in a targeted attack yesterday along the parade route in brooklyn. two people were critically wounded. the shooter got away. the parade, one of the world's largest annual celebrations of caribbean culture, has been marred by violence in the past. police were out in force yesterday, including drones and helicopters overhead. >>> the "san francisco chronicle" says san francisco 49ers player ricky pearsall will miss four games after being shot in the chest during a robbery. sources say pearsall was walking alone carrying shopping bags saturday when a 17-year-old suspect attempted to rob him. the team has not indicated how long he'll be out. prior to the shooting he missed some training time because of hamstring and shoulder issues. pearsall was released from a hospital on sunday. >>> and "times" says there's controversy over whether the rings will stay up on the eiffel tower. they were to stay up until next sunday. the mayor of paris wants to keep the

new york, the high line. hey, dylan. >> reporter: good morning, guys. i'm on the west side of new york city at a science fair, a climate science fair, to be exact, put on by emerson collective. we'll give you the details in just a bit. but first i want to focus on the tropics because we have been watching this storm for quite some time now. there is now a 90% chance that this is going to develop into a tropical depression early this week. it's running it's running into record-warm temperatures in the waters there. and as we look at some of the different computer models -- we call this the spaghetti plots because a lot of them are going through the panhandle of florida looking like spaghetti. we will keep a close eye on it to see how it holds together as it moves north ward. the forecast calls for about 8 inches of rain along the gulf coast. where that lines up is still to be determined. a lot of rain is expected stretching up to kentucky, tennessee, alabama, mississippi, over into georgia too. northwest up into northern arkansas and southern missouri. a lot of rain wil

actor volodymyr zelensky plays a tough guy, an ally of the west and almost the savior of all mankind from the russian threat, here he is new yorkain with an outstretched hand, again trying to convince the west to raise the stakes in conflict with russia, with zelensky it is already nothing to lose, here the united states and its allies, of course, they are well aware of the price that they can pay for such an attempt to save the ukrainian suitcase without a handle. judging by the leaks from the white house and the pentagon, the biden administration is skeptical about the prospects of expansion. does not see in it the possibility of a breakthrough in the conflict with russia, at least one of ukraine's allies suggested that the time has come for a new round of contacts with vladimir putin, since there are no signs that the kremlin is planning to back down. ukraine's allies are considering contacting putin directly ahead of the g20 summit in brazil in november. moscow's partners could discuss the situation on the sidelines of the general assembly with sergei lavrov's delegation. the russian foreign minister has more than 569 peopl

new york. we are following breaking news out of west palm beach.t this hour, former president donald trump's mar-a-lago resort remains on high alert following the fbi is calling an apparent assassination attempt on former president donald trump. earlier today trump e-mailed this campaign message to supporters saying, "there were gunshots if my vicinity. but before rumors start spiraling out of control, i wanted you to hear this first. i am safe and well. nothing will slow me down. i will never surrender." one person is in law enforcement custody after the incident. he's identified as ryan wesley routh. he's 58 years old. according to three senior law enforcement officials briefed on the matter. an ak-47 and scope were recovered at the scene. earlier today at a press conference in palm beach county, the sheriff, rick bradshaw, had some insights into the investigation. >> we're going to make these pictures available to you. it will show you a picture of the backpack and rifle. and there is also a ego pro where there was an attempt to film what was go

new york city mayor mike bloomberg. >> and today is a day of remembrance across america. >> from here out west to pennsylvania, new york and washington, dc. americans taking a moment to pause to remember the thousands of people killed on 9/11. reporter alexis mcadams has our story. >> it's been 23 years since the terrorist attacks on september 11th. and for the families, not a day goes by without thinking of the loved ones who lost their lives that day. >> our lives were changed forever that day. we look at the world differently. >> nearly 3000 people were killed when al qaeda terrorists airplanes, crashing into the world trade center in new york city, the pentagon and washington, dc, and crashing in shanksville, pennsylvania in shanksville. a remembrance ceremony honoring the heroes of united flight 93. the 33 passengers and seven crew members on that flight fighting back against terrorists, forcing the plane to crash into this field, preventing it from reaching its intended target. a federal government building in dc. >> their decision to fight back against the terrorists who had their plane demonstrates the power of

well, a lot of shows is currently in new york, and the west is participating in the un general assembly there. and he showed in the little video snippets that were going forward as to whether all of shows is the right person to lead his party into the next national elections, which are happening in germany next year. julia suddenly at the front of the gate. thank you. of the and i'm next on dw and a rainy and man processes the trauma of sexual harassment. the right of just the boy i've been present in, in bill in phoenix now the innovation green the green revolution global. so listen to a whole lot of crime. it's probably up to speed if the care is subscribe to those channels. every friday, subscribe to plan. it's a the.

front, flew to the united states with the intention of drawing the west into a direct confrontation with russia. and here he is new york is once again trying, with an outstretched hand, to convince the west to raise the stakes in the conflict with russia and stop its sons from dying for ukraine, thus becoming a direct participant in the conflict with a nuclear power. the west, however, is clearly being cautious and is not ready to give kiev a complete carte blanche. on the eve of the meeting between zelensky and biden in washington, the white house made it clear that it is not going to allow ukraine to use american long-range missiles to strike targets in russia, something that has long been requested. ukrainian authorities. the president has consistently maintains the position that the long-range weapons provided by the united states should not be used against targets in russia. he has not changed his policy on this issue. his position remains the same. these are the instructions we have given to ukraine. clearly a setback for kiev, but to sweeten the pill, the white house intends to allocate a new tranche of military

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these. molly and accounts of hot on july day off on the sidelines of the un general assembly in new york, the west african diplomat to assign the russian initiative to bomb the deployments of weapons in alto space. we close up with mr. deal to get his assessments of relations with mosca. well, just nonsense on the lid, all negotiations took place and the friend left miss via and won a friendship between our 2 countries. we reviewed the situation at the snap regional level, in particular, the ongoing developments in the configuration of how states and the money, especially the security situation in the region. we also discussed the state of relations between molly and russia. we have excellent relations at the political level with thank the russian federation for all the constant support that has recently been provided tomatti at the united nations level in relation to all issues with territorial integrity. the defensive model is unity. and especially in relation to the fact that the rush has been paused to remove it from the sanctions regime. we're committed to the strengthening the relationship b

south so that's because we can call the doctor, but physically bosky is like the the upper west side of new york city. there's one big apartment buildings hall next to each other. stockton, the ro, street after street avenue after avenue with shops on the ground floor. so it was full of commercial businesses, offices, barbara shops, bakeries, and then a residential is going up $101520.00 stars. that's a very, very densely pack, the urban situation. and these rivers are just sending these 2000, found american bombs, one after the other was apparently no serious concern by the united states. the united states. uh uh, tony blinking who, who, who probably is the world's least credible human beings. so he is, the american secretary of state keeps talking about a piece plans a see as far as this and that and so we should from now on with them or tony blinking says we should expect the opposite to happen from these rivers because that's been the case for the last year or so, but this is really, it's a, it's a us, a fantastic, a make believe world where people so to you on and talk about things. western

west affected by these floods. thank you. have by now the institute of arab and islamic ok in new york, viewed as a bridge between east and west cartney features a way cuz i lebanese american artists the exhibit entitled endless night showcases works from the last century. but as christian salumi reports is themes still resonate today of the current exhibit at the institute of arab and islamic art is a bit unsettling. the images are wrong, however you position this painting, you will always see a figure that's upside down and or in continuous movement, a composition, anything but traditional. although it's very unsettling. i think it really has a remarkable subtle message. it is the work of lebanese artist, the bill condo, who used the style of neil expressionism to convey the horrors of war and its impact on innocent civilians. bill cons. i was born in b route 11 on and 1940, but came here to new york university to study in the late 1960 is at a time when campus protests against the vietnam war were spreading across the nation. not unlike the guy's approach has to be seen in the last year. for console chanting, war became, an

prison colony that was there and are advancing in the city, there is also an advance to the west of the former new yorkarsky. direction our troops continue to decide the zone of control in the area of ​​kalinovka, recently liberated and grigorovka, as well as in samochar. on the seversky ledge our troops continue to fight for the northern part. from perezdnoye they are advancing in the area of ​​the pit, on the krasnolyumansky direction today there are no changes, in the svatovo-kupyansky direction our troops crossed the river, in makeyevka is advancing in the village in the northern part, we are also advancing in the peschanoye area, well, in the kharkov direction our troops were fighting positional battles in the area of ​​liptsi glubokaya in volchansk and also entrenched in new positions to the east of volchansk, in general, in most areas of the front we firmly hold the initiative. thank you very much, boris aleksandrovich, keep us informed. well, we see that the kurdish adventure of the kiev regime, it did not weaken our offensive in the donbass, it only intensified, and indeed another cauldron is

a gunman opened fire at a west indian american day celebration in new york. police say the man stood up on a parade barrier and then shot into the crowd of thousands of people. this is in brooklyn. six people were shot, two are in critical condition. so far, no arrests yet. now, hundreds of thousands of caribbean immigrants and their descendants have settled in brooklyn, which began hosting this parade in the 1960s. pope francis is now on a long and challenging trip to asia, traveling farther than he's ever traveled before. vatican says over the next two weeks, the pope who turns 88 in december, will fly more than 20,000 miles to four countries, including indonesia and singapore. we're told he'll have a lot of help, though. pope uses a wheelchair, is bringing along a medical and security team and several secretaries. he'll also be accompanied by a delegation of cardinals and bishops. pope francis says he wanted to do this trip that was originally planned in 2020, but of course was canceled due to covid. jessica aguirre joins us now with what's coming up next.

the president, in his meeting with his french counterpart in new york, expressed the double standards of the west regarding developments in the region criticized mr. doctors. based on the testimony of more than 41,000 palestinians in gaza in the past year, bashera said: by what rule can the crimes of the zionists be justified, which the united states and some western countries , including france, describe as the legitimate self-defense of the zionists. the president warned that the continuation of these crimes could get the situation out of control and emphasized: western countries must end their double standards and stop the crimes of the zionist regime. mr. mezikian also emphasized iran's readiness to solve international issues, including the nuclear issue kurds of iran have never sought nuclear weapons , but they have to strengthen their defense base and deterrence power to deal with the possible attacks of the criminal zionist regime. in this meeting, emmanuel macron also expressed concern about the situation in the region and said that france strongly condemns the aggression against lebanon

news alert. we're getting word of a shooting at a west indian day parade at brooklyn new york.ed shot. condition of the victim is unclear at this time. no suspect is in custody. it happened east of prospect park. two people were shot at this same parade last year. this happens a lot at this parade. we will keep you updated. >> 4,000 hotel workers across the country are walking off the job since yesterday morning. hotels from honolulu to boston struggled to cater to the holiday crowd. the union behind the strike says that hotels successfully rebounded after the pandemic. the hotels haven't done enough to help the employees survive in the cities that they, quote, welcome guests too. jessica, thanks for joining us. i want to get some thoughts on this. 10,000 hotel workers walked out. this is affecting some of the biggest hotel chains across the country. do they have a point? have the hotels recovered post covid now? they're not passing on recovery in beefing up staffing and treating their workers better. your thoughts. >> this isn't a singular issue. they want more support and mor

foreign ministers will be held on the sidelines of a un general assembly in new york next week during which the crisis in westsia region will be discussed. during the rome press conference tayari was asked whether sanctions against israeli regime would be on the table at next week's meetings in new york, as for what happened in lebanon, it is up to the eu to impose sanctions, it's not a single member states, sanctioning individual israeli ministers was a mistake, we must keep the dialogue open with israel and continue to work for sease fire in gaza. i will soon speak with my iranian counterpart to avoid escalation in the region. later on thursday, tayani was also italy. deputy prime minister flew to paris to attend a meeting involving senior diplomats from the united states, britain, germany and france to discuss the spiral intentions in west asia. the problem is that italy's balancing act with tel aviv is shielding israel's far right government and not caring at all about the palestinians. it must be said that israel's recent attacks against civilians in lebanon are untanable. now the risk of escalation in t

and heavily on his ready soldiers, stones out 00 in new york, you find west spine giving stall for just 10 minutes to pack their belongings and leave the office entrance has been will the shots and the minute treat has ordered it's closure for $45.00 days. well, there's been reaction the united nations israel shot down of all does there is bureau in ramallah era. i was on the reports from new york. the world leaders are beginning to arrive here at un headquarters in new york for the un general assembly . one of them is a president of ireland, michael higgins. he gave a press briefing to irish journalist, but i was there and able to ask him about his reaction to israel, closing out your zeros office in ramallah. my question to you sir, is, what is your reaction flash from that context? i take this outrages and i was level to say as well. and i said, it tells you, is there a 3rd grade teacher there with use of to that address that you're going to authoration has read and those so i, you know, very, very much i'll pass on my sent to you and your colleagues about your call name and address

and how everyone behaves in new york and the main protégé of the west, it is even difficult to see zelenskyn approaching him, he moves behind the cordons and in a tight ring of security. the head of the kiev regime was led as if under escort to the security council specially assembled for his arrival, the slovenians were upset, their permanent representative is now chairing the security council. the only reason they convened this meeting was to give mr. zelensky another concert. the un platform this time in the security council meeting room, a whole group of eu and nato members gathered to sing along with him today, who line up in a disciplined manner every time they are ordered to come to the security council to denigrate russia. they decided to literally pile on by numbers. the westerners dragged as many as 11 delegations to the briefing, all of whose speeches were essentially carbon copies. russia is the aggressor, ukraine is the victim. russia is fighting for conquest. ukraine is fighting for survival, one of the main duties of the council is the desire for peaceful resolution of confli

west virginia to sing some pretty sharp showers, thunder. we down pools here as we go through tuesday north, is that a good deal of dry weather, pleasant sunshine in new york, 24 degrees celsius. west, we've got some large showers around the rural case, pushing light up into the canadian rockies as well as the pacific northwest. also sing some west of weather that will slot is way for the east. with this we go through wednesday. welcome rain for coming into northern california hope hopefully, hopefully helping with the fires the blazing way here. meanwhile, some very heavy rain coming in across to help us. it was a go on through web stay and still a few showers. but it wasn't making his way up to was new york to was new england this we make a way into the middle part of the week. so i'm showing a shouts. meanwhile, across the camera panel, suspect the heaviest will be just around cuba palm as well as i think some lobby sound was from time to time. so what the weather to into the ton peninsula. i didn't do a good part of central america, but elsewhere, it was sunshine. the, the states, the comment as an international inside corruption, excellence award, den

west virginia to sing some pretty sharp showers, found to be down pools. here as we go through tuesday north. is that a good deal of dry weather? pleasant sunshine. in new york, 24 degrees celsius out west. we've got some large showers around the rural case, pushing light up into the canadian rockies as well as the pacific northwest. also sing some west to whether that will slide is way for the east. with this we go through wednesday. welcome right, full coming into northern california hope hopefully, hopefully helping with the fires the blazing away here. meanwhile, some very heavy rain coming in across help us or was it go on through web style? still a few showers, but it wasn't making his way up to was new york to was new england this we make our way into the middle part of the week. so it's you on a shelves meanwhile, across the camera panel, suspect the heaviest will be just around cuba, palm as well. so i think some lobby sound was from time to time. so we went to whether to enter the company in july and it's a good part of central america, but elsewhere, the deal is sunshine, the or the the the hello welcome back. you watching old, is there a reminder

from new york , usa, to brazil, france, and west asia, there are anti-zionist rallies condemning the assassination of the secretary general of hezbollah, god bless you. we are in the field and for every possibility. i am ready to announce that what we are doing is the minimum amount based on the plan that the field demands and we will act based on the plan that we have. we know that the battle is long and we are ready for it. thousands of zionists wandering in tel aviv airport to escape from the occupied territories by canceling flights. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad, and may his death be speedy, dear viewers , we are at your service with the legitimate news section at 21:00. the prime minister of russia, who has traveled to tehran, met and talked with the president of our country today . in this meeting, mr. berezchian emphasized the expansion of cooperation on the basis of the brics and shanghai groups to counter american unilateralism . today, mikhail mishustin met with the first vice president. the pr

from new york, usa to brazil, france and west asia , there are also gatherings condemning the assassination of the secretary general of hezbollah. we are in the field and ready for any eventuality , i declare that what we do is the least the rate is based on the plan that the field demands and we will act based on the plan we have. we know that the battle is long and we are ready for it. thousands of zionists wandering in talawi airport to escape from the occupied territories with the cancellation of flights in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful , the most merciful, the most merciful, the most merciful, the most merciful, the most merciful, the most merciful, the most merciful, the most merciful, the most merciful, the most merciful, the most merciful, the most merciful , the most merciful, the most merciful, and the most high met and talked with the president of our country. in this meeting, mr. medeshkian focused on the expansion of cooperation on the basis of the brics and shanghai groups to deal with unilateralism america emphasized. the necessity of confronting the

this war because that's what everybody he se dw, is janelle, to belong to new york, their president vladimir putin has won the west. the russia could use nuclear weapons. it was struck with conventional missiles. the russian leader presented changes to russia's nuclear doctrine at a meeting of the country security council, which instead of the nuclear power supporting an attack on russia would now be considered a joint aggressor. change in doctrine comes out to approve this warning to the us and other nato allies that allowing ukraine's use western long rage weapons to hit russian territory would mean that russia and nato are more very audible. jeron is a senior research associate at the harvard kennedy school. i asked her what we should make of lot of improvements, latest comments on russian using nuclear weapons as well. steven, this is the latest instance of the long string of nuclear rhetoric and signaling that has been coming out of moscow since the beginning of this full scale invasion . this is significant. we knew that the russian leadership has been reviewing their military nuclear doctrine. and the gener

new york. they pointed out in gaza and the west bank. we are witnessing one of the biggest humanitarian crises in recent history, which has now dangerously spread to lebanon. more than 40 thousand victims, most of them women. and there are children. the right of defense has become the right of revenge, and this situation prevents the agreement to release the hostages becomes in the jordanian king's speech, the attacks of the zionist regime on the un shelters and schools in gaza were prominent and how the un aid trucks have not been able to deliver food to the palestinians. missions affiliated with the united nations in the gaza strip are the target of attacks. israel are placed. israel is carrying out collective punishment in gaza and the number of children, aid workers and journalists who have been killed in this war is more than in any other war. some criticized the country where the general assembly was held, i.e. the united states , including the president of colombia who said that while one year ago, colombia asked to hold a confere

new york. the foreign press called the adjustment of the russian nuclear doctrine a new, tough warning to the westay. telegraf quotes american political scientists, they are extremely alarmed by the revision of the conditions for the use of our strategic forces. cnn. writes a quote about the most serious confrontation since the cuban missile crisis sixty-second year. garden notes that russia's reaction was a response to nato's actions. according to the authors, this gives a clear and distinct signal to the alliance countries about the consequences of the green light for the use of long-range missiles to strike deep into our country. franz-24 emphasizes that for the first time a nuclear response to any aggression, including non-nuclear, is envisaged. moscow has expanded the list of states that pose a threat, on the other hand, it has guaranteed protection to its closest ally belarus. two years after the undermining of the northern streams, the west is trying to fabricate. so exclusively by ukrainian extremists who acted independently. despite the fact that such a version does not stand up to critic

they tell us that these really forces do not differentiate between palestinians in new york, you're probably the west bank at international activist. many say it's a shift from previous years. for decades, international activists have help palestinians protest against israel's occupation . the sometimes succeeding in preventing his waiting secular attacks on palestinians or these really ministries excessive use. of course we used to think that people who have for and passports have some sort of immunity, but this is not the case anymore. one of the main reasons behind the killing of ice and nor is to prevent activists from coming here, that we're trying to tell people that we need them to protect us and document the crimes against us. despite the dangers, many are heating those calls. i'm sure some people will sing more before coming here and we'd be scared. may be fine also, tom. but i already know if people are still determined to come here. they feel that there is a need, the fraser, but i feel like what we're doing is important. and we want to stay new time. more important than now. palestinians

here is a man who won't let me work, such behavior, not like everyone else in new york and the main protégé of the westit's hard to even see zelensky, let alone get close to him, he moves behind the cordons in a tight ring of security. the head of the kiev regime was escorted to the savbes specially assembled for his arrival, the slovenians, their permanent representative now, did their best. camp, if it were not at the same time another sad example of how, following the instructions of its older nato brothers , the collective west, in order to please its geopolitical interests, is inflicting new and new blows on the authority of the security council. they decided to literally attack with numbers, the westerners dragged as many as 11 delegations to the briefing, all of whose speeches were essentially carbon copies. they also included denmark, italy and lithuania in the support group, none of these countries borders ukraine, so that they could flash on the screen, they brought the same berbok, while the interlinear translation for all of them is plus or minus one, brussels-washington. russia is the aggr

of the international system coupled with foreign interventions in west asia has made iran enhances defense power. students at new york university have held a fresh pro-palestinian rally calling for an end to the us is early genocide in gaza. the protesters marts on washington square campus of new york university. they were waving palestinian flags and holding cards, condemning israely atrocities. some of the demonstrators were also wearing the traditional palestinian scarf in a show of solidarity with the people of palestine. the students criticized american universities that continued to do. with israel despite his crimes, they also slamed heightened restrictions on their pro-palestinian activism in the new academic year, we gather here at the start of the academic year after a spring semester which saw unprecedented levels of surveillance, state repression and criminalization of our movement by this university and all our university administration. our universities are an extension of imperialism and a course and part, not only complicit part and parcel of the structure of western imperialism, despite doubling down

the news review we have muhammad khatibi from our west asia desk who's joining us in our studios here in tehron, also we have activist and commentator don debar joining us from aussining. new york, gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with muhammad khatib. muhammad, how do you view these anti-netanyahu demonstrations that have uh been continuing for some time now in uh amongst the israeli public. so we have been reviewing these protests for month now and it has been ongoing for more than 11 month since the israeli genocide began in the gaza strip. protest. are demanding netanyahu to step down, but netanyahu is ignoring all protest in the israeli occupied territories, and as you know, netanyahu has been under fire even long before the israeli genocide began in the gaza strip. uh, protesters back then protested because of the judicial reforms that netanyahu proposed. and he was trying to awaid uh allegations on corruption charges and he still wants to awaid those charges, so the current protest uh become more influential on the israeli politics, because after founding of six captives in the gaza strip dead, the protests began to grow and even uh escalated to... stri

the news review we have mohammed khatibi from uh our west asia desk who's joining us in our studios here in tehron. also we have activist and commentator don debar joining us from ossining. new york, gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with muhammad khatibi. muhammad, how do you view these anti-netanyahu demonstrations that have uh been continuing for some time now in uh amongst the uh israeli public? after founding of six captives in the gaza strip dead, the protests began to grow and even uh escalated to strikes in the unions and their largest union in the... israeli territories, israeli occupied territories, hestroot began protesting and bengorian airport as well as other sectors of israeli economy collapsed for one day, and this can be escalated even further, so the other reason that uh netanyahu wants the genocide to continue is to uh control the cabinet, the far right cabinet is - continuing its genocidal war because of two or more ministers smotic and ben gavir and they are trying to kill all palestinians in the occupied palestinian territories, whenever there is time and there is opportunity for a cease fire in the gaza strip, netanyahu sets for set forth a