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but nevertheless you try, you chuck out a load of people into the sinai desert and you also try to chuck out the people living in the west bank and in eastjerusalem intojordan, which is also very difficult. 0k, supposing you, this is israel, succeed in some measure with this. what next? what happens next? i strongly believe that the only way forward is for us to share the space in equality within a democracy. though she fears gaza being wiped out completely and ultimately the west bank too, a one—state solution is ghada's hope, but the huge number of civilian casualties in gaza won...

school in person. federal health officials now say students need to remain only 3 feet apart as opposed to 6 feet as long as everyone is wearing a mask. that is a major policy change of interest to so many parents and so many kids who are eager to close the laptop on telelearning and get back to the classroom. we'll have much more on that in just a moment. the president's visit to atlanta was originally scheduled as part of the white house's help is here tour, touting that $2 trillion rescue plan, and although the main focus of the trip has turned to the aftermath of that deadly sh...

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Reducing schooling, causing political unrest, contributing to domestic violence and undermining liberal democracy. the analysis led by three economists didn't look at the effect lockdowns had on hospitalizations. you may recall delaying a surge on the nation's healthcare system was one of the early goals of some of these public health measures. focused on covid-related deaths as an indicator, the researchers write our study fails to demonstrate significant effects of mandates or lock downs and this should focus on voluntary behavioral changes. people need to make decisions on how to protect th...

Infectious disease specialist. great to have you with us. top line, what is your reaction to this study? what do you think of it? >> i think it's a comprehensive look at what data there is on lockdowns. i think from the beginning it's important to remember that many of us knew that lockdowns were not the proper policy here. voluntary restrictions based on how people are getting ill, teaching people how to risk calculate would have been more preferable than then blanket orders and world leaders issues because they wanted a one size fits all solution. they were driving risky behavior underground...