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Deafness..

Schumer, the highest-ranking Jewish elected official in U.S. history, in a 45-minute speech laid out how Jews have felt isolated in the last month, called out recent examples of antisemitism in the U.S., and spoke about how trauma Jews have experienced for millennia is affecting how they feel today.

Democratic senators have increasingly called for the White House to pressure Israel to change its tactics to minimize civilian harm in the war.

That fell on deaf ears.
Schumer is guiding the Senate as lawmakers weigh the White House’s request for military aid of $14.5 billion for Israel.

UN..

 

The UN Security Council is expected to meet on Friday to discuss the war in Gaza after Secretary-General António Guterres in a rare move formally urged the 15-member council to "use all of its influence" to prevent "a humanitarian catastrophe" in the enclave.

The big picture: It is the first time Guterres has invoked Article 99 of the UN Charter since being appointed secretary-general in 2017. The rule allows the UN leader to bring any matter he believes threatens "international peace and security" to the Security Council. Guterres on Wednesday repeated his call for a "humanitarian ceasefire."

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Skills.

 

Ding..

 

Chile..

 

The most controversial element of Kissinger's tenure remains the 1973 overthrow of the democratically elected socialist president of Chile, Salvador Allende, and his replacement by a military dictatorship that brought the deaths, disappearances and torture of as many as 40,000 Chileans.

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