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some people would come from all that can be occupied. westmark, they'd be that shopping. they'd come to the restaurant tables like you say a bit of a bubble. um hang on, hang on. sorry, i'm just gonna have to go into my balcony cuz i'm, there's a light shining on me. i'm going into, whoops. these are the soldiers of just pointed the guns i was speaking to. right into my room. so withdrawn into my room. um hang on a sec. and were honest, we need to right away so you can get some of those sites and uh, just i just need to. yeah, i just didn't come back to me in a couple of minutes. thank you. all right, we're going to leave them or on the, um, obviously a very unpredictable and potentially dangerous situation for everyone, at least our own teams. so we are going to move on and speak to rami corey, who's a distinguished public policy fellow at the american university of a root. and he's in boston right now, and joining us from the so thank you very much. me for you, for joining us. uh, what do these images and, and they run this description means you when you see the sheer s

reductions happened and where we are not seen them happening, because that's also important, isn't it westmarkisation. by clear targets for decarbonisation. by 2030. it has unleashed a number of legislation to get there and also funding but when it comes to emissions reduction, so far the eu has been critical at the carbonised in the electricity sector, which is that say easier to the carbonised but not so good in the carbonised and other sectors such as transport, building and agriculture. in these so—called harder to abate sensors, the decarbonisation path needs to be accelerated by a factor of two or four over the next few years to get to our decarbonisation targets. thank you, so good to talk to, enters into get a good grip on what is happening with eu policy and the future for the green deal. thank you forjoining us. before we go, let's go live to iceland because these pictures coming into us right now from the book ultimate —— book volcanic eruption on bbc news. it is been predicted by scientists, they have been watching this poking up for about three or four months but it does not take

you i need and what resources are you calling on the international community to send most urgently westmarkis where you are?— younis where you are? there's a medical team — younis where you are? there's a medical team that _ younis where you are? there's a medical team that has _ younis where you are? there's a medical team that has come - younis where you are? there's a medical team that has come to i younis where you are? there's a - medical team that has come to gaza in the last month and we are now rated in our staff, they have seen perfect injuries, particularly among children, people injured because of the ongoing fight and around them, and they're doing their best. we need more a more sustained supply of relief, particularly medical items across gaza, there still combines about food and access to water, and theseissues about food and access to water, and these issues need to be resolved. the state that have influence over them should remain then they have a role to play and they are responsible to ensure that these individuals get the medical help they need, they get their food and a

goods on this in short order in the first couple of months so we can get rolling on prosecutions westmark >> yes, one thing we learned the first go-round is we've got to put in all america patriots top to bottom and we've got them for law enforcement, we've got them for offensive operations, we've got them for dod, cia, everywhere. >> what is your response to that? >> i mean, where do you begin. it's a stunning lack of understanding about what the cia is, what their legal authority is, the fact that they have no authority, no legal authority, no mission to conduct investigative activity certainly not prosecutions of people in the united states, that's not what they do. so, i mean, i would say he's probably not a good candidate to run the organization that he clearly doesn't know much about , you know his statements and the statements of others who are close to donald trump, we need to take them at their word. this is not a thought experiment between political scientists as to what might happen if donald trump is reelected. this is a very real prospect of completely restructuring and under

scanning occupied westmark is the abraham spoke to some of those release stuff to hours of interrogation to and this room here more than 30 palestinians have been detained by these really forces for hours. they've been blindfolded using those fabrics that we found here after these really forces left. and also the zip ties. they're much more painful than handcuffs. they've been used to type how this to me and had put us in his hands behind their backs. and the more you tighten them, the more they stop the blood flow and they become more and more painful as time goes and palestinians were telling us they spent hours here as these really forces with interrogating them, talking to them. and we've been seeing a lot of those math because sions happening all across the occupied westbank. yes, some of them were released just for with us to them taken by these really forces. but many here tell us that the aim is to really and still fear and intimidation amongst palestinians. what have good follow? so if you raise your head to shoulders would be to all over it. we see it in the coal for 5 hours, w

significant chunk of those are held in administrative detention that's held without charge in the occupied westmark. these raids are, have been stepped up massively since october the 7th. so we're looking at visual pablo city, vegas of an average of $42.00 rates a night. all right, thank you so much and run for that update from it on the phone. a tablet, a home husband speaking to palestinians in the occupied westbank, who been detained by is really forces and has more from did obama, sean, that's near it. i'm on the that we're seeing also another practice that is being widely used here in the occupied westbank. and indeed, we've seen it being used here in the double mission as math detentions that go from home to home, resting palestinians, detaining them and putting them in places like this one. i want to show you just some of the blind fools that were used on some palestinians who was detained from their homes and brought to this area. there are also the plastic uh that was used to a cloth that hands and they would hang tough using those plastic. now i'm going to be bringing you to people who wo

this is economically a perfect storm into making either westmark. so maybe let me just and we so the free ask i sound also yesterday, when i address the plenary offer the rovan river g. a forum. first of the human tongue ceasefire. i was come to a decision. we'll just you part of a 150 free members state of the general, somebody. it is now time that the so called for human twenty's fire be translated into reality. number 2, the siege of gaza needs to be lifted. and what we need today is not just 100 trucks or 200 trucks. we need meaning full scale on interrupted, on condition, on fuel of busy commodities in took us history. this is the only way to reverse the negative. in fact, the alpha, the siege we as a mandatory and alone will not succeed to cover all the need of a district, the population, if the crossing on not proper and the up. and if the commercial sector is not properly coming back into data, they have been denied any access to now for 70 days on us. i believe we have to make sure and i know we said since day one, and i know it is a cold f

more products westmark more demographic?en's side which we launched recently. it has been a huge source of growth and will be, because there is a lot of wide space on the paper. and yes, more products for existing customers to continue buying other products from us that really and body norwegian will performance, like our cashmere baseball caps and hats. those are things we didn't have and we continue to develop more of those types of accessories. geographically, europe has been a major source of growth. we did a pop-up in milan this year and we are looking to do one in paris for 2024. putting our product in more areas. and i think a lot of people still may not have heard about us, especially if they weren't in the market. we are still reaching more of those guys. david: what about costs that you have to pay, but also, costs you can pass on to customers. where are we on inflation, from your point of view? michael: it's manageable. what we try to do is really make sure we are still viewed as value. so we don't like to just sp