in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. the start of sales and pre- sales of saipa products. saipa group started the pre-sale plan of sahand s pars pars khodro. the pre-sale of this car is special for regular applicants of the family and youth support plan. the sale of these products is offered with a delivery date of 90 days. the accounts court announced that the 303 30

sub-accounts of the ministry of health and science have not yet been transferred to the central bank. according to the announcement of the court of accounts, more than 1,430 sub-accounts of the ministry of health, treatment and medical education and about 1,900 sub-accounts in the ministry of science, research and technology have not yet been concentrated in the central bank. they are estimated at 2400 billion tomans. 42300 accounts so far. it has been transferred to the central bank of the executive bodies. the second stage of equity dividends will be deposited into the shareholders' accounts until march 25. this profit is for the second stage and the liquidation of the performance profit of equity stock exchange companies in 1401 and is 30% less than the first stage which was paid in december. part of it in the fall.

the remaining part has been paid. according to the plan made by the stock exchange organization, we hope that the second part will be deposited into the accounts of all the equity holders of the country by the 25th of march. less than 10 the day until the time announced for the payment of the second stage of equity dividends remains, and the non-payment of dividends by 9 companies has prevented the payment of equity dividends. dashtestan cement industry companies. bana and fajr persian gulf energy, pars national switch, industries such as iran mobarake steel, isfahan , bandas oil refining, isfahan oil refining, and persian gulf petrochemical industries are a series of companies that have not even paid their first stage profits yet. dashestan cement industries, mabna group and faraj energy of the persian gulf. according to the head of the stock exchange organization, if these companies profit as quickly as possible.

those who don't pay equity shares to samad account will be dealt with. in the first stage of the discussion of violations, the board members of these companies are called to the violation committees. if they don't do it again, we will follow up through judicial discussion. dividends of the second stage administration will be automatically deposited into the beneficiaries' accounts as always, but about one million people will still be deprived of this benefit. persons. you can get it by registering in the comprehensive customer information system known as sejam or by entering your valid shaba number on the sahamadalatir website. dividends should be placed in equity. according to the managing director of the central depository company, if a file has been filed by the deceased for the transfer of equity shares, the dividends of the equity shares of the deceased will be received by the 25th of march. will be. maryam fadaei,

sed and sima news agency. the country's non-oil trade has increased by 11% in terms of value and 26% in terms of weight in this year's month compared to last year's month. according to the spokesperson of the trade development commission of the ministry of education, the country's non-oil trade reached more than 9.668 billion dollars in february this year. the value of non-fatty exports in february is more than 4. it was a million dollars which has increased by more than 19% compared to bahman last year. china, iraq, uae, turkey and pakistan are respectively the top five destinations of iran's export goods, and the uae, china, turkey, germany, india were also the top five initiators of selling goods to iran in february.

grace science for the prime minister of the united kingdom theresa may. lord rothchild, prime minister netanyahu, chief rabbi, distinguished guests, lords, ladies and gentlemen, i am so pleased to be here. with you tonight and to be with you, lord balfer, on this special evening, as we mark the centenary of the letter written by your great uncle, which i believe to be one of the most significant letters in history, letter which

gave birth to the most extraordinary country, and letter which 0 years after the publication of the banfour declaration on the establishment of a homeland for the jews of the world. to better understand what is happening in palestine today

, we must go back to a time more than two centuries ago. here above the city of akka in the north of palestine , there is a large statue of napoleon bonaparte, which is a sign of france's attempt to defeat the ottoman empire. here is a strategic point to enter it was and is from the mediterranean sea to arab regions. napoleon's attempt to start an uprising by the jews in 1799 failed. but his project to create a jewish land was revived by britain 40 years later in 1840. at

that time, it was estimated that only less than 3,000 jews lived in palestine under the control of the ottoman empire. during the first world war, britain , which controlled egypt, decided to take over the palestinian region due to its proximity to the suez canal, which could secure the areas under its control in the arab and northern regions. increase africa. with this strategy, britain chose the zionist movement as its partner in the new colonial order. in the middle of world war i , a secret agreement

was drawn up by an english politician named sir mark sykes and a french diplomat named francois georges picot. the saxe- picot agreement effectively paved the way for the establishment of a jewish state in palestine. in 1977 , british prime minister lloyd george promised to establish a homeland for jews. this commitment was written in the form of a letter from british foreign secretary arthur balfour to walter rothschild.

a month after the balford declaration was published on 11 in december 1917, the british army led by general edmund allenby captured jerusalem. along with general allen b, the jewish company that was created under the british brigade also entered the city. one of the members of this group was david ben-gurin, who later became the first prime minister of israel. at this time, about 50,000 jews lived in palestine, that is, only 10

% of the population of half a million muslims and christians in this land. world war i ended in 1918 and the victorious powers prepared to divide the middle east according to the sykespico agreement. preparations were made for the peace conference in 1919 in paris. prime minister lloyd george britain and british foreign minister arthur balfour. a delegation from the zionist organization led by haim weizman also participated in this conference

. the arab regions under the rule of the ottoman empire were divided between britain and france, of which palestine was the british share. in this meeting, they presented a plan to call the allotted area of ​​palestine the jewish land.

in 1920, in a controversial decision, london appointed herbert samuel, a zionist, as the first british high commissioner for palestine. samuel was determined to bring palestine jews from different parts of the world, especially europe, to palestine to facilitate at this time, the people of palestine

saw england and its soldiers as the same as the jews. palestinian farmers driven from their lands formed revolutionary groups. in the year 19. 121 palestinians organized a massive demonstration against the daily immigration of jews. at that time, the leadership of the palestinians was in the hands of the grand mufti of jerusalem, haj amin al-husseini. amin al-husseini sent several delegations to london to discuss the palestinian issue. the palestinian national movement tried to

have friendly relations with england and hostile relations with the zionist movement. something that is practically impossible because actually they were two sides of the same coin. but a few years later. an incident ignited the fire of conflicts that had started earlier. in the summer of 1999.

to arab delegations to reduce the punishment of those arrested , three palestinians were executed on june 17th, 1930. in the first 10 years of british security in palestine

, the number of jews more than doubled and reached 175,000 people, and...

they tried to describe palestine as a desert. something that was far from reality. until 1933, the british authorities became more violent in front of these protests. many were killed and wounded. only limited photos of protest demonstrations

palestinians are available in the archives. but video cameras recorded the life of the jews in palestine well and in all details, but the pictures of the lives of the palestinians in the 20th century are hard to find. many of them are missing or mysteriously disappeared. in the 1930s, the number of jewish immigrants to palestine increased significantly. it increased from 4 thousand people in 1931 to 9500 people in 1932. in 1934, 30

thousand people, 1934, 42 thousand people. bay is not for the revolution and the people are not ready for an uprising , and the rights of the palestinians can still be obtained through negotiation.

in 1935 he and a small group of his people by the british forces were surrounded in the hills near jenin and were martyred because of rebellion against britain and zionism. the political leadership of palestine was under pressure to negotiate with the british. the anger of the palestinians boiled over. they

went on a national strike to protest the mass immigration of jews and what they saw as britain's alliance with the zionist movement. was heard by all arabs in the near east and unfavoring the establishment of national home for jews forgot intentionally safeguard the

civil rights of the non-jewish population, the arabs who decided a general and a complete strike until the total and immediate stoppage of jewish immigration is brought about and until the government introduces an essential change in it. the uprising of the palestinian people in 1936 shocked the british authorities and caused brutal punitive measures against the protestors. people suspected of connection with the revolutionaries were arrested and their houses were destroyed. only in jaffa, more than 20 houses were destroyed to punish the revolutionaries. destruction in other cities and villages. countinued. the british said: the destruction of palestinian houses

is justified to end the riots. during the 6 months of the strike, more than 190 palestinians have been killed, more than 800 people were injured leaders of arab countries are worried about people's revolt. they continued to advise the palestinians to end the strike. they thought that their ally england would solve the problem. finally , the palestinian leaders gave in under the pressure of the leaders of the arab countries and agreed to meet with the british commission of inquiry headed by lord peel. in its july 1937 report, the peel commission

recommended that palestine be divided. the report drew the borders of a jewish state in one-third of palestine and an arab state in the remaining two-thirds, which would merge with jordan. but the border between haifa and jerusalem is under surveillance england remains. the commission's proposals were widely published and sparked controversial discussions. the jews were satisfied with the report of the peel commission. because they know the principle of moving people from one land to another land based on nationality or religion. it was alive and this was the best part of the peel commission for the zionist movement.

with the continued resistance of the palestinians, the british response became more difficult. between 1936 and 1937, the british killed more than a thousand palestinians. 37 british army policemen and 69 zionists were killed in the meantime.

in september 1937, britain declared martial law and the main political body of palestine was headed by the supreme arab committee mufti of jerusalem dissolved haj amin al-husaini. the palestinian political leadership was now in exile. rebellion despite the absence of leadership. he sent himself to palestine in world war i to crush this revolution. the british soldiers

did their best to disarm the palestinian fighters. among their actions was a wide search to discover weapons. if even an empty pot was found in a house , they would blow up the whole house, and this is how hundreds of palestinian citizens were taken to forced labor camps on the charge of carrying weapons. england uses collective punishment to pressure citizens did to punish the people who supported the revolutionaries

, they burn their fields. the people were dying of hunger. during the long hot days of summer, they destroyed the houses and carried out a long siege. all these actions of the soul. it gradually weakened the palestinians. at the same time as disarming the palestinians, the british authorities were equipping the zionist special forces to

act as a protective force for the jewish settlements. in some cases, british officers actively trained zionist militias. one of the most famous zionist militia groups named the haganah was trained by a british officer named edward wingate, who was a staunch supporter of zionism. moshe dayan, who later became the minister of