Today marks the sixth anver anniversa anniversary, using that word guardedly, of the Syrian Civil War causing the largest humanitarian crisis on the planet since world war ii. There are many, many issues regarding the conflict and today we are going to explore some of those. A few we will talk about is the food shortage in syria, and the substantial starvation and deprivation that occurred there. Turkey has revoked the permit for certain humanitarian ngos to distribute food there. Education is a big issue for everyone in the world. With six years of this war, there is an entire generation that is going to be deprived on the educational front. There is a number of issues regarding that and we are going to delve into all of those. With that, i would like to recognize our distinguished Ranking Member, senator cardin, for his comments. Senator risch, thank you very much for stepping into the chair of this hearing. We should point out senator corker has commitments with President Trump in t
The figure is higher for women than men. An article in the Washington Post showing women are more supportive of this. We need to continue to have leads and debates, move legislation people can agree on and we have to show works that it is effective. Without militarys consequences the life issue i think is an example of how to continue to press on a difficult issue and make progress because people listen. They may not listen intently over the short run but theres an openness to listen as they we see what certain decisions that brought. I think we need it that way. Any other questions . Okay, if not thank you all for joining us for this panel and i will invite tim chapman up for some closing remarks. Thankthank you, panelists, for a great discussion. [applause] next congresscongress man tom price, the new Budget Committee chair, he outlines the Budget Priorities for this year and his hopes for reducing the debt. Debt. From the Heritage Foundation, conservative policy summit, this is one
Introduce our distinguished speaker. A veteran of more than 20 years of Human Rights Research and activism is a professor of law at ucdavis who grew up in algeria in the United States served as a Legal Advisor Amnesty International todd wreckers in university of michigan why the publisher of fundamentalism and counterterrorism please welcome her professor. [applause] is an honor to be here i would like to think the Commonwealth Club for inviting me and for court the being the event and also the lovely introduction so what i want to do is share some excerpts from my book is the one to explain why i read it wrote the book it is a very big project interviewed 100 people of muslim heritage from afghanistan to molly specifically to learn about the work to combat extreme is them and persecution at the end of the fundamentalist those people were incredibly diverse i interviewed loggers, housewives, sexual rights activists people who excuse themselves to pray in the middle of the interviews an
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