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Penn State Greater Allegheny recently held its first of four sessions for its signature program, The Crossing Bridges Summit. Activists and scholars shared their insights about the Pittsburgh Community Taskforce for Police Reform and Its Implications for the Mon Valley.
Senator Panfilo Lacson bared Thursday that he felt insulted after the second "unity talks" with Liberal Party leaders, saying the opposition apparently attempted to push for a Robredo-Sotto tandem in the My 2022 polls.
The fifth year of The Crossing Bridges Summit at Penn State Greater Allegheny in McKeesport, Pennsylvania, will include a discussion titled, "Examining Police Reform: Conversations about the Pittsburgh Community Taskforce for Police Reform and Its Implications for the Mon Valley," at 3 p.m. ET Thursday Oct. 14. WPSU will produce the event and broadcast it live at
Week. what's your view on that aspect specifically? >> it's very important to understand that the 1.6 million people who live in gaza are prisoners. they are caught in a position where they cannot flee and most of them would like to have a decent life and they don't deserve what's been afflicted on them courtesy of hamas and not just israel. there's no doubt in my mind that when the palestinian authority in hamas began, before the cycle of violence began these unity talks, because hamas recognized something that all of us understood. they had lost significant political support within the gaza ...
Just israel. there's no doubt in my mind that when the palestinian authority in hamas began, before the cycle of violence began these unity talks, because hamas recognized something that all of us understood. they had lost significant political support within the gaza strip with respect to their economic well-being, the sewer system had been collapsing, inadequate food supplies. it's not just because of the israelis but because hamas is largely a terrorist organization, feeding off of those people, using them as human shields and terrorizing them into submission by forcing them to support hama...