A tsunami survivor in a Minamisanriku nursing home enjoys the show.

Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that sometimes you have to say ‘no to your friends.he is saying ‘no to the possibility of a secure and prosperous future for his own people and the people of Palestine.

America must continue to advocate for the only path to lasting peace and safety for the Israeli and Palestinian peoples — and that path is a two-state solution.Mark Takano (D-Riverside) released the following statement Friday in response to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahus latest rejection of a two-state solution:Mark TakanoPrime Minister Netanyahus statements yesterday in opposition to a two-state solution not only jeopardize security in the Middle East and the lives of Israelis and Palestinians.I reiterate my call for a bilateral ceasefire to allow for the release of hostages.

The prime minister isnt simply saying ‘no to the United States.but also directly go against the long-standing position of the United States.

I urge my colleagues in Congress and the Biden Administration to denounce Netanyahus dangerous position as we continue to respond to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza

health affairs research and sustainability paving the way.The findings include analyses of six Asian origin groups that account for 81% of all Asian Americans: Chinese.

shrine or other religious symbol for worship in the home is most common among Vietnamese and Indian Americans.Sikhs and others) together make up about 4% of all Asian American adults.

Christianity is still the largest faith group among Asian Americans (34%) but it has also seen the sharpest decline.But the survey also shows that 40% of Asian Americans say they feel close to some religious tradition for reasons aside from religion.