yousef is live with an interview. yousef: the halls are filling up quick with top executives.ve a chance to speak to one of the world's largest asset managers. now joined by ron oh hanley, ceo and chairman at state street. at the beginning of the year we were catching up and you were saying geopolitics is going to be the biggest risk of 2023. here we are in october, you have seen the fallout from the gaza-israel war. run me through your impressions in terms of how this progresses from this point onwards. ron: most would agree with the point that geopolitics is weighing on investment markets now as much as anything. the israel-gaza war is only the latest in that. we are seeing a humanitarian crisis unfolding of extraordinary magnitude. investors and the world at large are looking at this and taking a pause and saying, we need to see how this is going to play out. it is weighing on markets but more importantly it is weighing on world politics. how people and how nations are squaring off against each other. this is something we all need to watch for and i think demands a quick re

yousef makki was 17 years old. with a single stab wound from one of his friends. it happened in a very well—to—do cheshire village called hale barns. josh was arrested and charged with manslaughter and murder. josh was arrested and charged with manslaughterand murder. in josh was arrested and charged with manslaughter and murder. in his trial, he told the jury he had been acting in self defence. he was found not guilty of those charges. another inquest took place four years ago, but that was set aside after the high court was involved in legal matters. this fresh inquest was held today, and has been going on for about a week. it has heard how yousef makki and a man were at school together and a third boy josh. they had been riding about on their bikes and smoking cannabis. they tried to buy more drugs, but when the drug deal went wrong, josh was beaten up. the coroner has heard from both young men who gave evidence and from a number of witnesses. today, the coroner said that after that fight mr mona had been beaten

at a news conference yousef _ he didn't like conflict.akki's sister said her brother wasn't to blame for his death. i said her brother wasn't to blame for his death. ., . ., , . his death. i once thought 'ustice meant joshua * his death. i once thought 'ustice meant joshua moller _ his death. i once thoughtjustice meant joshua moller being - his death. i once thoughtjustice meant joshua moller being in i his death. i once thoughtjustice - meant joshua moller being in prison meantjoshua moller being in prison for the rest of his life. i now believe justice is what we have received today, and for him to have to live his life knowing forever that his actions took yousef away from us. , ., . , ., . from us. greater manchester police sa the from us. greater manchester police say they will _ from us. greater manchester police say they will carefully _ from us. greater manchester police say they will carefully review - from us. greater manchester police say they will carefully review the i say they will carefully review the coroner's ruling befo

yousef: i look through some of your peers.hey are pushing through with quite a bit of diversification outside the united states. compared to them, you still have quite a large presence in the u.s.. how do you find the right balance in sort of that asset allocation? jeff: we let returns allocate our assets. we put assets where we make the best returns. north america is a very good is in us for us. we take a very different approach. we grow profitably internationally and we maximize returns in north america. a lot of the things we are doing in north america are very successful certainly for halliburton. at the same time, more than half our business is international today. we see solid growth and a very tight outlook internationally. yousef: do you have a preference on where you want to double down going forward or do you want to maintain that balance? jeff: we manage the returns, so north america again is a very successful business for us. we put capital into that business as we are able to maximize returns on the assets. in tha

yousef gamal el-din reporting for us from dubai. still ahead, we are speaking with the former director general of israeli ministry of foreign affairs. later, a specialist shares his outlook on how geopolitical tensions translate to global markets. stick with us, interviews you don't want to miss. this is bloomberg. ♪ i'd like to thank stitch fix for always making me look great. for taking care of the shopping... so i can take care of this. i'd like to thank my stylist, now getting dressed is so easy. thanks for getting my fit just right. for finding me looks that work for me and my budget. for finding me my favorite pair of jeans. i'd like to thank stitch fix because, i look good. thanks stitch fix, you just get me. -they get me. -you just get me. and they'll get you, too. take your style quiz today. kriti: sources have told bloomberg president biden may visit israel soon, adding to the u.s. diplomatic push to contain the war with hamas, after the israeli prime minister vowed to destroy hamas as reparations for an expected ground in

why do you think you failed and hamza yousef failed the test| and hamza yousef failed the test too?d the test too? �* ., ., ., , �* ., too? a lot of voters didn't vote yesterday _ too? a lot of voters didn't vote yesterday and _ too? a lot of voters didn't vote yesterday and a _ too? a lot of voters didn't vote yesterday and a lot _ too? a lot of voters didn't vote yesterday and a lot of - too? a lot of voters didn't vote | yesterday and a lot of people... too? a lot of voters didn't vote - yesterday and a lot of people... you think it's down _ yesterday and a lot of people... you think it's down to people not voting or to a number of other things? i think there's a couple of things there, firstly, the fact that six out of ten voters did not vote. it was clear to me that the snp vote was clear to me that the snp vote was not coming out. we have to reflect on what more we need to do to motivate people to get out and vote. independence is still polling at 50% with the smb being the main vehicle to independence and there is an opportunity there for us and so that's something we need to

mosab hassan yousef, thank you so much for joining us. what did you see and experience that made you turn on hamas and help israel? >> yeah, since i was a child i always complained to my father about hamas abuse of power and their brutality, you know, they're very strict and they -- they're religious -- they're fanatics, and but i did not think at some point, you know, they would cause all this global trouble, you know. they are -- we saw their brutality. i witnessed their brutality firsthand when i was in prisoned when they tortured so many palestinian people for suspicion of collaborating with israel and this is basically when i started questioning hamas' movement. >> did the barbarity and cruelty of what hamas did to innocent civilians on october 7th, did that surprise you? >> well, you know, they surprised me as they surprised everybody by the scale of the attack, you know, we did not see that coming, but their brutality, their nature, it did not surprise me. you know, back in 1996, they killed so many people, they tortured so many pe

let's bring in use of the melody and -- yousef gamal el-din. the aide has been a sticking point in congress and broad u.s. politics. what do we know? yousef: it is not clear how they will get to passing something that is meaningful. there has been a of structural upheaval in the u.s. house and the fact that you are getting some commentary now shows they are going to put everything behind their sort of leverage of power to make progress in the coming days although that is yet to be seen. we have seen many promises of additional aid to ukraine at the top level with the president, they consulted out -- that gets filtered out in the process. i want to talk about what oliver was talking about in terms of the egyptian president and what he has said in a televised beach. he said palestinians need to stay steadfast in their territory. egypt was the first arab country to normalize relations with israel. they have mediated before. the key thing to look out as a potential link between the u.s. and saudi and egypt may be additional resources are provided t

yousef: yes it was kind of a nonstarter for the egyptians.hey made that very clear in the run-up to the press conference that we saw late yesterday afternoon. this was with the german chancellor, olaf scholz. and you know, he spoke for a few minutes, the egyptian president, and he basically indicated that this would not be a plan that egyptians are going to sign up on. he said the israelis have plenty of space in their country to temporarily take on palestinian refugees. and once the gaza strip is ready for a re-habitation, than they can bring them back. there are historical ties for the palestinians to that land, so it's not just an issue of logistics and expense, it's also an issue of principle for the egyptians and many other arab leaders. take a listen to what he had to say during the press conference. >> i offer my sincere condolences to the victims of the bombing of the national hospital in gaza. and i affirm egypt's condemnation of all military actions that target civilians in violation and clear violation of all international laws. i

yousef gamal el-din at the adipec energy conference in abu dhabi.peaking of monetary policy, we're watching it in kenya. they are expected to hold rates, despite inflationary pressures that keep mounting. a view since a lot in kenyan stocks have taken the country's benchmark index to the steepest losses in the world. jennifer zabasajja joins us from johannesburg. what can we expect in the rate decision? >> there is a lot of eyes on this trait economists largely think that the kenyan central bank will do what it's other emerging-market peers will do and hold rates. there is concern. notably, the kenyan banking association points to inflationary risks as a potential reason to see hikes. and there is more upside risks in the near-term potentially, one being president ruto is planning on imposing more taxes on kenyans. not just that, higher energy prices. you are talking to yousef about that. most notably, the weakening of the kenyan shilling. the kenyan shilling has been undergoing steep losses. this year, it is africa's sixth worst-performing clearanc

we are joined by yousef gamal el-din.alk us through the debate happening in the opec space right now. yousef: it was a rite of passage getting from the oil conference back to dubai. it finished very late and because it was so busy it felt like a pilgrimage making the right home. going into the joint ministerial monetary committee meeting, this is going to be about what is holding up. it has always been the concern of opec+ that demand is fragile and the recent move lower and brent and wti speaks to the narrative. we had a raise up to $100 almost and we have given back a lot of that. we are barely holding above $90 a barrel at the moment. the other wildcard as a sit down in the coming hours, even though no change is expected and russia and saudi arabia will lead with unilateral cuts until the end of the year, the real question is going to be how much more additional barrels are coming from countries like iran, and nigeria. i caught up with the energy minister of nigeria at the sidelines and here's what he had to say. >> ri

amy: yousef hammash, we have less than a minute to go. if you can talk about what needs to happen right now, the government media office has just released a statement warning the delay in response to the relief appeal is starting up a seizure enclave into a mass grave. >> immediately, we need to stop the massacres happening around us and we need a longer-term solution. i can be on for an hour with what i have witnessed. we need a longer-term solution. the international community and world leaders should ensure a longer-term solution for palestinians in gaza. start by stopping this war and letting the -- lifting the blockade and finding a longer-term solution for us. this is unacceptable. i agree with my neighbor, but what we are going through is traumatizing us and i really believe we need years to recover from what is going on now. this has to stop medially. amy: yousef hammash, advocacy officer in gaza for the norwegian refugee council. mosab abu toha is a palestinian poet and author. we will link to his new piece in "the washington pos

yousef: they are increasing. we had activity on the northern border of israel in the southern border of lebanon, there were reports of significant swarms of drones that might be inbound or some alarms that were triggered. but at the end of day what it is going to come down to is to what extent israeli intelligence officials can establish that iran was significantly involved with planning this attack. at the moment the understanding is that they might've been aware of the timing of this attack, so that could determine to what extent hezbollah gets involved, then iran hits hezbollah -- then they might need to defend their allies in the south of lebanon. kriti: stay with us, i want to bring in our correspondent on location in tel aviv. we just got the water take from yousef, what is going on where you are? >> the main political development here in israel has been the founding of this unity government of benjamin netanyahu , presided over by him, that brings in the opposition. overnight we been hearing from israeli d

joining me now is yousef gamal el-din. what is the solution?that is the trillion dollar question when it comes to human life. every life lost is a life too many. we heard the passionate plea from the u.n. secretary general. we have some progress on the potential swap. if you agencies have reported to various degrees as to how many hostages -- a few agencies have reported to various degrees as to how many hostages might be released. we don't have any diplomatic breakthroughs about a cease-fire or an offramp. i was checking -- catching up with an intelligence firm who said there will not be progress because taking out hamas is the israeli objective. that will happen over time. host: a scary prospect. let's make a pivot to markets. off the back of this conflict we saw natural gas move today. >> the natural gas side of things a huge pop to the upside. the field had been temporarily suspended. this is a field operated by chevron. six fields if you break it down. six wells. does it not seem like a huge amount in the globally equation but europe -- eg

. >> seems like people are confused machine does not confuse mosab hassan yousef son of a hamas leader. thank you for joining us. i'm curious because we have so many americans here this don't understand had mas. can you paint the picture for the audience who we are dealing with? some referred to them as isreal's isis why do they say this, sir. good morning. um -- it is their own comparison to say hamas and isis hamas is more dangerous. look. at the division and the global confusion. because of hamas. you know. they -- they brought us to our knees by their brutality and barbarism. brutality is underestimating hamas act. hamas is a religious movement. you know and they are raging religious movement against isreal. the mainstream media cannot say this than i are afraid to ignotice a religious war. what i say, it already is they want to annihilate the joourish people because we are a jewish state. they want to establish an on the state of isreal their campaign title is to fund alexa means. the in regard of the mosque. it is a religious situation. and we just need to expose them for when th

with no result inside. >> yousef bashir, tankers him much.always acknowledge, and we are thinking about the human toll of the israeli people and the palestinian people. thank you for being here. up next, israel's attack by air, sea and land. it began a moment. and israeli defense for spokes person will join us next to talk about what we could see. don't go away, you're watching msnbc. tching msnbc. (sean) i wish for the amazing new iphone 15 pro! (jason) sean! do you mean this one - the one with titanium? switch to verizon, you can trade in any iphone, and get the new iphone 15 pro on them. (vo) it's your last chance to trade in any iphone for a new iphone 15 pro on us. only on verizon. goli, taste your goals. >> welcome back to live coverage of israel's war. the israel-hamas war. it is 30 past the hour here in new york. 11:30 pm in israel and gaza right now. here is what's new. israeli rockets strikes continue to fall on gaza, which the atia florence will be the targets of an integrated and coordinate attack from air sea and land. saying the

yousef, thank you for talking to us.u tell us where and guys that you are and what it is like there? >> thanks for hosting me. i live in the northern part of . the momentum stop for a second, six days of. neuro wherever you go and gaza, you see, you will see rubble everywhere. to cross that distance from a place to another place, it's like not nice going from straight to straight because all of the streets are blocked that rubble and destruction everywhere. no food, no electricity, no water, no internet connection. even i have to stand in the strait just to get signal. i'm really surprised that still, this phone call is functioning, because usually it drops off quickly. situation is deteriorating really quickly for most people had to flee from the northern parts and eastern parts of gaza, seeking shelter in schools. now they are full, even about the capacity. now people who are lucky to have some relatives who live in some areas that haven't been bombed, so they have to go seeking shelter at the houses. there's no one ho

yousef: they were pulling off too many barrels and pretty much killing and. opec-plus had every right to be cautious about rejecting barrels into the global market. nothing short of stunning, also in terms of gasoline demand, fuel consumption coming in at 86.3 barrels. that is one of the lowest. you also have one of the first builds in 8 weeks. within a couple of hours, down 6% for brent. suddenly we are looking at other numbers. saudi arabia, russia and -- did meet and said we will stay the course. russia will keep holding out there hundred thousand barrels, saudi arabia will -- saudi will keep one million barrels. around 1.3 million barrels a day. what you are seeing today is a move away from the short-term tightness and investors are taking more of a midterm view on a fed that could keep rates higher for longer on yields in which they are going higher as well. at the moment, we are seeing a stabilization that price discovery is still in play. kriti: it is a fascinating story. you mentioned a key portion, you have fed, global risk sentiment, then you have t

yousef gamal el-din joins us now. what is the latest? what are the moving parts now? >> we are in day four and the violence and red showing no signs of abating -- violence and rhetoric showing no signs of abating. hamas saying they're willing to kill is really hostages. looking at the casualties. the total death toll exceeding 1600. 900 israelis, mostly civilians and 700 palestinians killed mostly during retaliatory strikes. keeping an eye on any movement in a comes to diplomatic efforts. the qataris are taking charge of maybe arranging a prisoner swap. to the north of israel, there have been skirmishes. idf reporting there could be some activity with militants crossing the border. we have different takes on what happened there along the border but it is something keeping both sides very nervous. >> and of course the finger is being pointed at tehran but the u.s. and israel say there is no direct evidence yet of tehran's involvement. it will be interesting to see if hezbollah does anything. >> iranian involvement is the critical point in the broader equation. at the m

yousef: closing question on broader strategy, you have been inquisitive.ext on the purchase list? jennifer: we have been open about the fact that we think the last area we would love to fill is infrastructure. the spending on infrastructure, whether it is energy transition or updating infrastructure across the globe, so many of the developed markets have aging infrastructure is a great opportunity and that's the last area we would need to complete our product capabilities. yousef: best of luck with your meetings over the next couple days, jenny johnson, ceo of franklin templeton. lisa: great interview and really interesting to hear her talk about how it is the budget deficit that is causing yields to whip. you are saying earlier that all the sudden, this is underscoring the idea of this is not a haven the way it has in -- been in the past. gina: it is confusing and a daiquiri market which is already in a confused state when it comes to bonds. correlations between stocks and bonds have flipped into bazaar territory over the last three years. we are more sen

citizens like wafa abu akal and their 1-year-old son yousef who you see here in these photos. they were planning to travel back to their home in massachusetts after they were just there visiting family in the gaza strip, then, though, this horrific attack on israel happened and now, like so many families, they are trapped. they are unable to escape and they're facing a dire humanitarian crisis. >> joining us now is the attorney representing the family. sammy nabolzi. thank you for joining us. >> how often have you spoken to wafah and abboud. have they shared what they're dealing with right now? >> yes, i have. i spoke to abboud and and we communicated over what's app about an hour ago and the situation is extremely dire for them. a couple of days they ran out of drinking water and not sure exactly what they've doing to get the water supply and the food supply is limited and abboud was telling me about the story to going to bakery to get some bread and they're limiting the bread to what an individual or family can buy and this morning and yesterday there were air strikes in raf

yousef: there's an irony to it.urkish president has always been known for his controversies so that's not new in itself. it's a sensitive time were a lot of the regional global diplomatic puzzle is still playing out. he made some very controversial comments and basically said that adding u.s. military assets to the region is only going to cause a massacre. he's been on the phone with vladimir putin and he's been liaising with regional leaders. we know the saudi's had a cabinet meeting yesterday. they want to see how they can contribute. we have an arab league meeting that is scheduled to see whether any of these resources can be deployed to help break the cycle of violence. kriti: we are looking at live images from ashkelon, southern israel. you see the devastation throughout. thank you for that crucial insight as the conflict really continues its fifth day of fighting. we go from the middle east to europe. european commissioner terry britton has warned elon musk that his social network is spreading illegal informat

one of the kalimi young people of tehran who came to the anti-zionist rally in yousef abad synagogue. which scene you saw bothered you the most and made you think? a hospital that was hit by a rocket and several thousand patients died. 13-year-old israel ezra, whose name means the miracle of god, is a palestinian child. why should the children of gaza be killed, they should have their own freedom , their own education, their own welfare. to have except for teenage girls and boys and older kilimi youth they came too. we condemn this movement of the kasib regime and we demand world peace for the whole world. i came to tell the people of the world that we are against war. the scene where a small child is killed makes me very sad. there is nothing else except for families to be destroyed. except that the children are destroyed. what they said was one thing. their account is separate from the zionists. homosexual crimes have recently come . i think they have been doing this crime for about 100 years and 15 years . they are really separate from us, just as we separate isis from the religion

mr yousef explained to the bbc what support is being offered to those affected.s, go to their homes and speak to them first. it's clear to see the devastation of the storm is like nothing they've never seen before. in terms of what the government can do, we're here to support angus council with funding. the recoveryjourney will be long and funding in relation to further flood prevention schemes, will be supporting this council as best we possibly can as it'll be a long road to recovery. possibly can as it'll be a long road to remery-— to recovery. talk is to that funding. — to recovery. talk is to that funding, what _ to recovery. talk is to that funding, what can - to recovery. talk is to that funding, what can you - to recovery. talk is to that. funding, what can you provide to recovery. talk is to that - funding, what can you provide in the immediate and long—term? i’zfe funding, what can you provide in the immediate and long-term?— immediate and long-term? i've had this conversation _ immediate and long-term? i've had this conversation with _ immediate and lo

which means nour elahi, one of the youths of kilim in tehran who came to the anti-zionist rally in yousef abad synagogue. gad and made you think of the hospital that ate rockets and so on a thousand patients died. 13-year-old ezra, whose name means the miracle of god, is a palestinian child. why should the children of gaza be killed? they should have their own freedom, their own education, their own welfare . apart from teenage boys and girls and jovan kilimi, older people also came. we condemn this move by the kurdish butcher regime and demand world peace for the whole world. i came to tell the people of the world that we are against war , the scene where a small child is killed, i am very sad , except for families to be destroyed , there is nothing else but for children to be destroyed, nothing for society. the perpetrators were talking about one thing. their account is separate from zionism . it is a homosexual crime that has recently come. i think he has been doing this crime for 10 years and 15 years. we know that the actions and behavior of the zionist regime are separate from the j

yousef salami, minister of broadcasting and broadcasting, said: we will increase the role of the provinces in export and foreign exchange. mr. vahidi added in the non-oil export development meeting of the provinces: by increasing the export capacity of the provinces, we can increase the country's non-oil export from the current 50 billion dollars to 70 billion dollars in the first step and to 100 billion dollars in the next step. the minister of interior also asked the governors to be responsible for controlling the currency balance of their province. it should be in such a way that the province can import more than its exports he should provide his own needs. of course, now with a formula that will be followed. two in the strategic value chain that have already been announced to complete this value chain with exports. minister samet also said that we are trying to convert non-oil exports from crude to finished goods. an important thing that we want to do is to create a connection between scientists' companies and big companies, for example, our mining companies and our big industrial comp

while supporting the people of gaza, the gatherers at the yousef abad synagogue in tehran announced that their account is separate from the zionists the killings by the zionists in gaza and the support of the supporters of this regime must end as soon as possible. unfortunately, the zionists are trying to make themselves appear legitimate in international forums by misusing the name of judaism. regim sim, if they have intelligence , they should understand this. and without their method, it will not be a method that can be successful and continue. judaism is based on peace and purity. they should be killed, they should have their own freedom, we are against it we are at war and the zionist regime is not jewish at all. we do not know that zionists are zionist. we ask the international community to stop the killing of a war crime by the zionists as soon as possible. every religion, every religion, every person who is human, every person who feels humanity, every person who feels equality and brotherhood, hates these despicable events, we are sad, we are really sad. we declare to the zionist

yousef know what's his name? at and elon musk piped in just now calling him a racist. >> i think it's very narcissistic of yousef because what he's really saying is nobody in this country can make it unless they're white brackets, except me. yeah. which is . is. >> yeah, that's funny because it means he's like such a great 9113’- means he's like such a great guy. look, it's like, you know , guy. look, it's like, you know, against all the odds, against all the odds, nobody else has made it in this country. except. except the prime minister. except the prime minister. except head of the except the head of the opposition. no it's completely. >> it's completely insane. i mean , you couldn't say this mean, you couldn't say this about anyone else. went on about anyone else. you went on this all these this long rant about all these people white. many of people that are white. many of us have seen the clip on x so—and—so's so—and—so's, us have seen the clip on x so-youi—so's so—and—so's, us have seen the clip on x so-you

yousef: -- >> we have seen the united states take important leadership role.have a temporary situation. based on broad support, based on what president biden said in recent days, based on polling across united states, we anticipate american support will continue. americans fundamentally understand what is at stake. kriti: we go now to maria. >> gisela emma interview yesterday. he also said that it is interesting that some nato allies called the united states and said that president zelenskyy was here. the speech was short and intense. one to reinstate this messagecod ukraine for as long as they need. president zelenskyy was there and made a few comments to the press. politics are always difficult but ukraine is fighting a war. every day has been difficult for almost two years. the country went to blackout a few times because of the infrastructure. they want to avoid that blackout the to lace. it's -- that took place last year. kriti: what else will they be talking about at the summit? maria: just perhaps another diplomatic technicality. country specifically ab

yousef salami, a radio news reporter, finally the situation of drug sales through internet platforms has been determined. is getting ready it was some time ago that the head of the food and drug organization stated that the implementation of the internet sale of drugs to the people is facing some challenges, an issue that we followed up on from the first vice president, due to the emphasis of the government on the development of internet businesses . we agree that it is generally soft provide services to the people. this is a general discussion. it is also the government's main policy, but because health is somewhat sensitive, there were concerns that these processes should be carried out carefully and the possibility of monitoring should be provided carefully so that they can do this. we insist that this happens, but this process must be reassuring . in terms of health, it was in line with these talks that about a year and four months ago, the government board in a resolution of the ministry of health , i.e. the food and drug organization, obliged the same reassuring processes for s

yousef salami, and we will have it as a shortcut and as news in the news sections, god willing. this is the permanent leg of the travels of the head of the judiciary in the provincial trips, because they are closely familiar with the most important cases of the head of the judiciary , they are kept informed and if necessary for many cases and plaintiffs or cases that may be of great importance. at the national level, special orders are issued, and another thing that happens there is that the problems and issues related to the judiciary of the province are discussed with the head of the judiciary. the next plan is to meet people from different walks of life. people can also visit there sharing their issues and concerns with the head of the judiciary is one of the meetings that can be widely reported. meeting with the artisans and producers as well as the investors of the province is one of the other programs of the head of the judiciary, where some production units that have problems in their production or have had a stop in their work related to the food machine. they say that m

. >> reporter: yousef is at the bustling market buying vegetables.tells me, what you see in the media, jews and arabs always at odds isn't what you see in the market. here's a jew, here's a jew. i'm an arab. he says here in a mixed city, we're family. the problem, you see, is government. >> our thanks to josh letterman for that report. >> still to come, josh allen balls out on thursday night football. >>> and a super star begin as new chap iter in the midwest. and right into my shower! dial with hydraclean complex and vitamin e cleanses deep but is gentle on skin. dial up your day. let's do this. honey... honey... nyquil severe honey. powerful cold and flu relief with a dreamy honey taste. nyquil honey, the nighttime, sniffing, sneezing, couging, aching, fever, honey-licious, best sleep with a cold, medicine. hey guys, check it out: it's mrs. stevens. they say she can make things appear out of thin air. hey! you guys want to come in? my mom made dinner. make your table legendary, with country crock. (screams) bleeding gums are serious, jamie. dr. gar

he is one of the youths of kilimi in tehran who came to the anti-zionist rally in the yousef abad synagogue . which scene did you see that bothered you the most and made you think? he won a hospital that was hit by a rocket and several thousand patients died. israel's 13-year-old ezra , whose name means god's miracle , is concerned about palestinian children. why should gazan children and boys teens and jovan kilimi have also come to this movement that we condemn the zionist regime and we are demanding a world for the whole world. i came to tell the people of the world that we are against war. the scene where a small child is killed. i am very sad except that the families of they should be destroyed, there is nothing else except for the children to be destroyed, nothing, the gatherers were talking about one thing, their account is separate from the zionists, there are crimes like this that have recently come for about 100 years, 150 years, i think he is doing this crime and he is really separate from us . as we know isis from the religion of islam and from we know the laws of prophet muhamm

which means noor elahi, one of tehran's religious youths who had come to the anti-zionist rally in yousef abad synagogue. which scene did you see the most? he hurt you and made you think of the hospital where 13-year-old israel ezra was hit by a rocket, whose name means the miracle of god . they are palestinian children. why should the children of gaza be killed ? they should also have their own freedom, their own education, their own well-being. apart from teenage boys and girls, older kilimis have also come to be. this movement that we condemn the kurdish extortionist regime and demand world peace for the whole world, i came to tell the people of the world that we are against war, the scene where a small child is killed, i am very sad except that the families are destroyed , there is nothing else but to destroy the children, the gatherers were talking about one thing. their account is separate from zionism. it is a homosexual crime that has recently come about 100 years and 150 years. i think that he has been doing this crime and he is really separate from us , just as we consider isis

orel, which means noor elahi, one of tehran's kalimi youth who came to the anti-zionist rally in yousef abad synagogue. which scene that you saw bothered you the most and made you think of the hospital that was hit by a rocket and how many thousands of patients died in israel, 13 years old , whose name means the miracle of god, they were palestinian children. why should the children of gaza be killed? they should have their own freedom, their own education, their own welfare. apart from teenage boys and girls and jovan kilimi, older people also came. this movement condemns the zionist dictatorial regime and is a global demand for the whole world. i came to tell the people of the world that we are against war, the scene where a small child is killed, i am very sad, except for families to be destroyed , there is nothing else but for children to be destroyed , nothing . separately, there are homosexual crimes that have recently come, i think 100 years, 150 years who is committing this crime and is really separate from us, just as we see isis as separate from the religion of islam and from

time, or rather did not have time, but he went to cairo for questions v egypt, we are there now, yousefit’s almost already my third day, i have no connection with my family, because for technical reasons there is no electricity where they are. well, 3 days ago they told you that they were going to the checkpoint, as i understand it, they will try to cross it towards egypt, how is the situation there, what do you know at this point, has the checkpoint been opened at least for people with different backgrounds. as a matter of fact, there are westerners there only on passports of western countries, as far as i remember, they promised to let us through, so they were due on the 16th, the russian consulates reported that russian citizens should be at the crossing at 6:00 in the morning, then the egyptian soronos were not allowed in. no one, because they tied the opening of the transition to, to the speech of humanitarian aid, in the beginning, of course , there were american citizens, and the european union, and then there will be russian citizens, they, in general, they only allow those who

thank you very much, yousef deep, a resident of the gaza strip from cairo, was in direct contact with own resolution, which is presented in the un council, but the american resolution was rejected by us and china for the simple reason that there is not a word about it at all, that is, a ceasefire by the united states not they want, but meanwhile, the conflicts in ukraine and the middle east are very closely interconnected , and the washington elite sees this as a threat to their own. that is why the voices of the formation of such opponents of the democratic west are increasingly heard. do you think the war in ukraine and the war in israel are somehow connected? absolutely, that's why. the united states, just like other countries in our world, has four opponents: china, russia, iran and north korea, all of them help each other. they believe that the us is in decline that ours. the country is no longer able to provide the kind of global leadership it once provided jointly with other democracies . china, russia, iran and north korea believe it is time to take advantage of this advantage

hassan yousef matar i grew up with palestine in my family and i'm married to a jewish man and my daughterjewish. so i feel deep connections to both communities that are suffering together with her husband, they felt attending thursday's vigil was something they had to do here in america, we have a chance to just talk to each other, take a prayer together. >> dozens of others also came to manny's in san francisco to light candles for both israeli and palestinians killed in the last two weeks. >> the death toll is in the thousands. man he himself just returned from israel days ago. he was there when the attacks began. >> there's a lot of hatred in the air. there's a lot of hatred all around us. i understand why that hatred exists. but for the next 15, 20 minutes, i want us to really try to create a protective bubble against all that hatred and just focus on the people who are gone. >> one vigil attendees tell me they have not been able to find a place where they can pray for all of the victims. since the conflict broke out. that is why they came out here this evening. >> all that polarized

hassan yousef matar i grew up with palestine in my family and i'm married to a jewish man and my daughter deep connections to both communities that are suffering together with her husband, they felt attending thursday's vigil was something they had to do here in america, we have a chance to just talk to each other, take a prayer together. >> dozens of others also came to manny's in san francisco to light candles for both israeli and palestinians killed in the last two weeks. >> the death toll is in the thousands. man he himself just returned from israel days ago. he was there when the attacks began. >> there's a lot of hatred in the air. there's a lot of hatred all around us. i understand why that hatred exists. but for the next 15, 20 minutes, i want us to really try to create a protective bubble against all that hatred and just focus on the people who are gone. >> one vigil attendees tell me they have not been able to find a place where they can pray for all of the victims. since the conflict broke out. that is why they came out here this evening. >> all that polarized action gets in th

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we can speak to yousef hammash, an aid worker and documentary film—maker who is in khan younis in southern gaza right now. me ask you first of all�* about let me ask you first of all tell us about friday evening when communication went down in the bombing intensification began, what was that like?— was that like? thank you for hosting me, unfortunately _ was that like? thank you for hosting me, unfortunately when _ was that like? thank you for hosting me, unfortunately when we - was that like? thank you for hosting me, unfortunately when we were . was that like? thank you for hosting | me, unfortunately when we were cut off from the rest of the world when we were isolated and did not have the opportunity to understand what was going on all we knew what the people in front of us and we did not have access to internet or phone calls or radio speeches. before that they cut all of our basic needs like water in the electricity and fuel now. so it was an added layer of scariness in our daily life. when you're just disconnected and you don't know what is happening around you. it was a very terrif

you stories that i'm not sure the international media knows that, but for instance i could give you yousef from the -- he is an arm of -- [ inaudible ] -- muslim and he himself saved more than 30ees on 7 of october. and when he was asked why you didn't escape because bullets were flying, and he answered, and i want to make sure everybody understand he said i'm iz hesraeli and my obligation i save them. second story is officer h. i can't say his full name. but officer h is an arab muslim as well and he managed to eliminate a lot of hamas isis terrorists because he took his idf uniform out in order not to expose himself and called them in arabic to come to them. he said come to me. and once they revealed their hidden place, he hit them immediately. countless stories of civilians sending supplies for the soldiers and for citizens of the south of israel. so people are talking about how is it complicating things between jews and arabs and i will tell you it is quite the opposite. the relationship between jews and arabs in israel is getting stronger and we also must keep looking at the minority

live now to yousef munayyer who is head of the palestine—israel program at the arab center for researchand benjamin netanyahu talking on the phone again, obviously very strong allies, and the message seems to have been getting in from president biden absolute support for the military action, as long as it is in line with international law. what do you make of that twin message? weill. with international law. what do you make of that twin message? well, i think it is quite _ make of that twin message? well, i think it is quite disingenuous. - make of that twin message? well, i think it is quite disingenuous. it - think it is quite disingenuous. it is plain to anybody who has eyes and can see what's happening in gaza that the way this is being conducted is nowhere in line with international law. anyone who has ears and can hear the statements made by israeli leaders understand that this is not in line with international law. the first thing that they announced in their response was cutting off fuel and water and electricity to 2.2 million residents in gaza. this is collective punishment w

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kriti: let's bring in yousef gamal el-din. what can you tell us about israel's hezbollah warning? there was expectation they would get dragged into this anyway. where are we with that? >> there has been escalation in the sharpness of rhetoric, especially from the level of prime minister of israel, netanyahu. you mention him a moment to go. the verbatim is that they would hit lebanon with a force that they cannot even imagine. it comes after the back of an eventful weekend, the tit-for-tat responses around the border area. at some point you are going to move out of the operating theater of relative normality. there are certain conditions where you could say this is not yet meaningful escalation and once you add new weaponry, antitank missiles over the weekend and more casualties, where is the line for either side that would be a major escalation and would warrant major response either from the israeli side or the side of hezbollah? fiery rhetoric is not going to help in the coming hours. the israeli government is also taking off some of its citizens from the northern border, evacua

. >> yousef hammash, thank you for talking to us . >> thank you p >> the view from gaza, joining us a spokesman lieutenant colonel, previous guest talked about the dire situation for civilians on the ground, do you see any change in egypt's posture and allowing gazan residents to be able to cross over the border into egypt? >> good evening or good night, anderson. i feel for the previous speaker, i can understand his and others suffering but i cannot understand was his inability to answer your question and say that yes, we condemn the butchering of civilians and we condemn the fact that hamas has taken civilians, women, children , elderly hostage and holding them in gaza and yet in the same breath, he expects and calls on the so-called international community to intervene on his behalf. while he isn't capable of denouncing the atrocities that he knows hamas has done and celebrated on the streets of gaza. so regarding egypt, i am not aware of any breakthroughs or advances. we remain with our same focus and continue our campaign trying to find hamas leaders, military targets and we are

his name was mosab yousef. his book is called the son of hamas.is dad was one of the founders of hamas. was a member of hamas. he was arrested multiple times and later he would decide to flip and become a christian and flipped on the organization. became an informant. wrote a book about it. so, when this thing hans with hamas and now that organization finally, that terrorist organization is finally going to get blown up. we thought it was important to have him on the show to talk about the mindset of the terrorists and what they aren't. and they are not people that want to live side by side with israelis. listen to his definition of the group he grew up in. >> i cannot convince the entire world of truth. right now people are emotional. they hate to see children dying. even though hamas is killing the people at the hospital and we have evidence of that, but they still blame israel. people can blame whoever they want, you know, but now we have to concentrate. we have to focus. public opinion is very important. but, unfortunately it's not the time to

hassan yousef.hank you for joining us. >> thank you, brian. >> lawrence: can you only posture so long. >> brian: the president said don't. they keep doing that why is that? the vice president said don't, too. >> lawrence: not gonna work. >> ainsley: i think greg actually said it's 25 now, brian. >> brian: 25, unbelievable. >> steve: that's what we are talking about right now. >> brian: overnight a u.s. base in the middle east is targeted in a drone attack, looks like iraq. alexandria hoff is live with us with more in washington responding to these increasingly frequent strikes. alex, are we responding? >> we have responded that one time as you mentioned. this latest air base is al-assad in western iraq and hosts u.s. troops and other international forces. carried out early this morning by two armed drones told riotert did not leave to any damage. the attack on american bases in the region result of wrong american policies in the region. which we hope it will correct. you reap what you sow. strikes h