mr gallant told him that the war would take many more months. let s have a listen: hamas is a terrorist organisation that old itself for a decade to fight israel. they have infrastructure under the ground, on the ground and it is not easy to destroy them. it will take and require a long period of time it will last more than several months. but we will win and we will destroy them. so, thank you once again for coming to israel, for helping us and for supporting us. that coming to israel, for helping us and for suworting m for supporting us. that breaking line from the for supporting us. that breaking line from the middle for supporting us. that breaking line from the middle east - for supporting us. that breaking line from the middle east that i for supporting us. that breaking | line from the middle east that all telecommunications and internet services in the gaza strip have gone down as a result of the ongoing military operations by israel. a blackout there on the grou
people who kept much of the country ticking over during the pandemic and the people who delivered the furlough scheme, 3 million claims to universal credit, kept the justice system running, and yet we also represent some of the lowest paid workers in britain and currently 40,000 civil servants are using food banks and 45,000 civil servants are claiming in work benefits because they are paid so little, and they claim benefits to supplement their wages. we have had ten consecutive years of pay rises less than the rate of inflation and this year the government has given people to percent yes, you heard it from a 2%, not 5% they are touting around that the public sector is being offered, not in the private sector, but 2%, while inflation runs at 11% and for most of our members it is probably near at 16% because of the poverty they are living in. the government is threatening to slash tens of
or later. yes there is. in the way that the uk or later. yes there is. in the way that the uk system or later. yes there is. in the way that the uk system works, i or later. yes there is. in the way i that the uk system works, actually at each election you are voting for the party to be in government, not the party to be in government, not the prime minister themselves but if there is a change of prime minister in this it is almost instantly pressure for an election to be called for that person to go out and face the voters sooner rather than later. pretty sure that pressure will begin almost as soon as the new person is imposed. ih will begin almost as soon as the new person is imposed. person is imposed. in the meantime boris johnson stays person is imposed. in the meantime boris johnson stays at person is imposed. in the meantime boris johnson stays at number- person is imposed. in the meantime boris johnson stays at number ten, | borisjohnson stays at number ten, some crit
they ve always considered profits to be something of a negative concept. especially when as you mentioned france s richest man decided to leave france and apply for belgian citizenship am. one of the newspaper headlines at the time had on their front page, get lost. they said this is unfair. you re taxing people who are in the new world who are out there making money, making business, getting the country ticking along. the people on the left, supporters of the president were saying, they can afford it. we can t afford it. other people, like in the middle are saying, the rich will leave and those of us left behind will be picking up the bill. kelly: let me ask you, because here in the united states we re going through our own budget battle right now, the fiscal cliff. and the fact that the president wanted to tax the wealthy at a higher rate than what the middle class would get. there is something we might be able to learn from what s going on in france right now?