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She dedicated her life to ris, the Democratic Party's vice- You are never too young or too old to be a leader" fighting for the promise of America, presidential candidate, has urged —Kamala Harris just like Joe Biden has," the Indian- South Asian women to run for office origin senator said. and take up a leadership role in get a major party's vice-presidential an-American woman to be elected to Harris said Biden's tenure will re- their communities. nomination. statewide office and Dr Nina Ah- flect America's strength in its diver- Democratic presidential nominee "So get involved in your communi- mad, candidate for Pennsylvania sity. Joe Biden and his running mate ty,run for office. Whatever you do, it Auditor General. Ahmed is vying to "Joe has been proud to stand with Harris are challenging Republican matters, so just lead," said the sena- be the first woman of colour to hold the Asian American and Pacific Is- incumbents President Donald tor from California, in an audio statewide office. lander community, and is commit- Trump and Vice President Mike message to the virtual event 'South Harbir Bhatia, who is running to ted to making sure that the Biden Pence in the November 3 US elec- Asian Women in Leadership: Ush- be the first Sikh American woman Harris administration reflects the tion. ering a New Wave of Diversity in in the Santa Clara City Council in diversity of America. As Joe Biden "To all the young women who are the Biden-Harris Era' which was or- California, also participated in the has said 'we are stronger because of watching this, I want you to know ganised by South Asians for Biden. event. our diversity and not in spite of it'," that leadership begins the day you The event was co-hosted by the Harris described each of the pan- Harris said. are born. You are never too young or American Impact Fund and the In- elists as "incredible trailblazing "South Asians for Biden is truly too old to be a leader," said Harris, dians for Biden National Council. women who are ready to usher a honoured to have Senator Kamala 55, at an event on Saturday. Panelists at the event included Dr new wave of leadership." The ses- Harris provide remarks at our Harris has scripted history in US Sadaf Jaffer, the first Muslim sion was moderated by Mini Tim- South Asian Women in Leadership politics after she became the first In- woman to serve as a mayor in the maraju, board member of Indian event," said Neha Dewan, National dian-American and Black woman to US, Kesha Ram, the youngest Indi- American Impact Fund. Director of South Asians for Biden. The El Al flight, numbered later passed over the capital, Trump dubs Israel, UAE & LY971 as a gesture to the UAE's Riyadh. That marked another War of words between international calling code num- historic first for Israel and at ber, flew into Saudi Arabian air- least an acquiescence by the Abe greatest space shortly after takeoff and kingdom for the UAE's move. Japanese PM new beginnings Portland mayor, Trump The American delegation A ARON HELLER LALIT K JHA / Washington Abu Dhabi includes President Donald GILLIAN FLACCUS After Trump called with Trump supporters Trump's senior adviser and Portland Wheeler, a Democrat, a drove through Portland and US President Donald A Star of David-adorned El son-in-law Jared Kushner, as was met with counterpro- Trump has hailed Shin- Al plane flew from Israel to well as national security ad- The mayor of Portland, Ore- "fool" and blamed him testers. zo Abe as the "greatest" the United Arab Emirates on viser Robert O'Brien, gon, and President Donald for allowing violence to Skirmishes broke out be- prime minister in Monday, carrying a high- Mideast envoy Avi Berkowitz Trump engaged in a real- tween the groups and, about Japan's history during a ranking American and Is- and envoy for Iran Brian time argument Sunday as proliferate in the liberal 15 minutes after the caravan telephonic conversation raeli delegation to Abu Hook. Israel will be repre- the president sent a flurry of city, the visibly angry left the city, a supporter of between the two leaders. Dhabi in the first-ever direct sented by national security critical tweets about Ted the right-wing group Patriot Abe, 65, on Friday an- commercial passenger flight adviser Meir Ben-Shabbat Wheeler as the mayor was mayor lashed out at the Prayer was fatally shot. nounced that he intends between the two countries. and the director generals of holding a press conference president, addressing Patriot Prayer founder to step down because of The Israeli flag carrier's several ministries, who will about the fatal shooting of a him in the first person Joey Gibson identified the poor health, his long- flight marked the implemen- meet with their Emirati right-wing supporter in his victim as Aaron "Jay" running battle with ul- tation of the historic U.S.- counterparts. city the night before. through the TV cameras Danielson. He called the cerative colitis, ending a brokered deal to normalize "While this is a historic After Trump called Wheel- victim a "good friend," but tenure as Japan's relations between the two na- flight, we hope that this will er, a Democrat, a "fool" and by saying earlier that you provided no further details. longest-serving prime tions and solidifies the long- start an even more historic blamed him for allowing vi- need to do your part and I Danielson apparently also minister. clandestine ties between journey for the Middle East olence to proliferate in the need to do my part and then went by the name Jay Bish- President Trump on them that have evolved over and beyond," Kushner told liberal city, the visibly an- we both need to be held ac- op, according to Patriot Sunday night telephoned years of shared enmity to- reporters before boarding gry mayor lashed out at the countable," Wheeler said. Prayer's Facebook page. Abe during which the ward Iran. the plane. president, addressing him "Let's work together. Trump retweeted the vic- two leaders spoke at With the U.S. as matchmak- Meir Ben-Shabbat, Israel's in the first person through Wouldn't that be a message? tim's name and wrote, "Rest length and reflected on er, Israel and the UAE agreed national security adviser the TV cameras. Donald Trump and Ted in peace Jay!" It wasn't clear the last four years. earlier this month to work to- and head of the Israeli dele- "That's classic Trump. Mr. Wheeler working together if the shooting was related ward normalization, which gation, said he was excited President, how can you to help move this country to the clashes between would make the UAE the about the trip and that the think that a comment like forward. Why don't we try Trump supporters and third Arab nation to have full aim was to lay the ground- that, if you're watching that for a change?" The testy counterprotesters in Port- relations with Israel, after work for cooperation in ar- this, is in any way helpful? news conference followed a land, which has become a Egypt and Jordan. But un- eas like tourism, medicine, It's an aggressive stance, it chaotic and volatile 24 flashpoint in the national like those two nations, Israel technology and trade.
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