talking about the murder of disabled jewish new yorker leon klinghofer by palestinian militants in 1985. thank you very much for coming. the usual reminders to silence your cell phones, restrain from flash photography and plan to join us afterwords for the book signing. welcome, my name is andy kahan, director of author events. tonight we look back more than 30 years to the brutal murder of a disabled jewish new yorker at the hands of the palestinian terrorists, an incident that shocked the world and continues to reverberate through the culture at large and the lives of families affected. the initial murder, an innocent bystander, the killing of leon klinghofer, in an innocent bystander: the killing of leon klinghofer julie salamon offers a view of the never-ending cycle of the murder of innocents. initially a long time banking reporter and film critic for the wall street journal, then a tv critic and our reporters at the new york times, julie salamon has written notable
regarding us arms sales. to start, we should recognize and acknowledge that the law contemplates and indeed requires a partnership between the executive branch and legislative branch regarding arms sales. this committee plays an important role to conduct rigorous oversight of the issue. at the same time the law does grant the president authority to conduct sales without congressional approval in times of emergency. and focusing on that issue. this hearing will focus on these roles and authorities. we must consider the context for this latest declaration, the latest in attack on iran and its proxies and partners capabilities to defend against those threats. the arms export control act, the authority to declare an emergency concerning specific arms sales and avoid the standard process of congressional notification. such presidential authority dates back 40 years to lessons learned from the october 1973 war in the middle east. the presidents of both parties used emergency author
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calls his k o. activists say rebel controlled italy province in northwestern syria is being attacked from the air more than twenty separate air strikes are reported to have killed at least two civilians and injured others the united nations is warmed to the fullest sort on it could spark a humanitarian catastrophe on a scale not yet seen in syria s seven year war. the last large rebel controlled syrian province that has a population of more than a million many have been forced from their homes in other parts of the country the u.n. reckons up to thirty thousand rebel fighters are there innately syrian forces are reported to be massing in the region in preparation for an assault seventy deca has more now from antakya close to turkey s border with syria. after almost three weeks of no airstrikes on live province they seem to now resume particularly in the southwestern area of the province and also northwest how much activists telling us that a couple of civilians have already b