Has been liberated by palestinian forces. Towns have been retaken and Israeli Military bases now in the control of resistance fighters. We will be analyzing the significance of this major intelligence failure for the Israeli Regime and what may be next on the spotlight. But first uh were going to cross over to gaza and talk to press tvs Ashraf Shanon to bring us up to all the latest ashraf. Tell us whats going on there. Well marz israel Regime Forces continue to commit crimes against palestinians in gaza, so far they they bombed and destroyed a 14 story Apartment Building displacing over 100 families and they also bombed seven Residential Structures uh throughout the gaza strip, including one in the Southern Gaza strip town of rafah where. At least three people were killed and according to the of ministry of interior and the emergency uh response teams, theyre still uh digging the bodies of of women and children and looking for survivals, survivors under that building in the Southern G
I really appreciate it. To these unbelievably strong and brave people, we will fight and we will win, and again, i say, your loved ones will not have died in vain. Believe me. Ok . Thank you, everyone. Thank you very much. [applause] [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. Visit ncicap. Org] cspans washington journal live every day with policy impacts that impacts you. Willg up, Eliana Johnson talk about the latest in campaign 2016, recent rolling polling, and key senate races. Then joe conason will talk about his book on bill clintons life postpresidency and his role in the Clinton Foundation and campaign 2016 be sure to watch cspans washington journal live, sunday morning at 7 00 a. M. Last july, hawaii congressman mark takai died at the age of 49 after a brief term in congress and a battle with cancer. Cspan sat down with congressman takai last year
To benefit in terms of framing and produces a kind of way that thinks about them that requires them to continually perform gratitude, in arriving ways, which i think is really stifling. Expecting all of us to say thank you thank you thank you thank you. For deeply traumatized to get them into quite different cultures, languages, et cetera. Also that expectation of performance is something that is very problematic. By virtue of our culture, we have a slightly different framing. At the international level, this refugee migrant dichotomy is being performed in a different way. Does that possibly have to do with how the u. N. Itself defines refugee that sends the message in a humanitarian way. It has to do with the resfu gee convention and the ways we thought about different legal avenues for safe mobility. Many more barriers have done up, barriers are being raised high europe represents front line states. Theyre not actually the front line state. The real front lines are for the region of
Lebanon is a country of 4 Million People that has absorbed 1. 1 million. By now, probably 1. 2 5 million syrians. The equivalent in the United States would be over the course of nine years they absorbed 80 million refugees. Turkey is a country of about 75 million. They have absorbed the largest number of refugees. That represents a smaller proportion of turkeys large population. Small country like lebanon or jordan, and all of these are countries in the developing world. It bears mentioning that worldwide, refugees are housed 86 of all refugees are hosted by countries in the global south. Thatemographic meeting of is very different than it would be for the United States or for the European Union or for larger, wealthier countries to absorb similar numbers. I think that illustrate some of the things were been talking about. I just saw an article saying the United States is now up to Something Like 8000 syrian refugees. In 1975, the u. S. Took in 150,000 vietnamese refugees. The space to
The new cold war between russia and the west over ukraine is costing russians dearly. Moscow expects russias economy to spiral in recession. That will hit russian households with a 2. 8 drop in collective disposal income. Western sanctions are taking a big bite out of russian economy, but a bigger culprit is falling oil prices. They have plummeted 38 since early summer. Thats a problem because russia counts on oil and gas revenues to fund half its budget. Meanwhile, the war between the government and prorussian separatests stalls while fighting drags on in nearby donetsk. Ukraine accuse russians of sending more troops and weapons to grab mortar tore. The russians hav president Vladimir Putin said that hell make sure that ukraine will never threaten russias soft underbelly. The socalled south stream pipeline would have moved gas under the black sea through bulgaria and on to italy, austria and points west. It would have eventually skirted ukraine. Putin claimed that europe piano union s