[000:00:08;00] ali bismillah, rahman, raheem, salam, stay with us with the news at 16:00. the number of students and faculty members arrested in america exceeded 2400 people . at the university of california, the police arrested dozens of pro-palestinian students. at least 25 students were injured and taken to the hospital due to the attack of security forces and supporters of the zionist regime. new york times

report: the violent actions of supporters of israel against students are caused by the approach. at the new school of art university in new york, the police arrested 43 students. students at taft university boston in a symbolic act similar to the barrier wall of the zionist regime, they built it in the occupied territories. at the george washington and chicago universities, students demonstrated in support of palestine and against the police's crackdown on students protesting the genocide in gaza. students and supporters of palestine also demonstrated near columbia university, among the demonstrators were a number of american jews. the protesters, holding cloths and chanting slogans

, declared their support for the opponents of the zionist regime's genocide in gaza. imam sadiq (peace be upon him) during the blessed period of his life they have more than 4 thousand students. not only in the religious sciences, students say to imam sadiq, peace be upon him, the master of elite breeding, hello, i am niga chizan, the daughter of mrs. sara zali, my mother is shirisa , she was the same age as nila, and her father told them about the laboratory where he worked. he made himself part of it. i entered the field of chemistry and became

a chemist a few years later. after me , well, my brother, in the same way, the whole family was involved in this science in some way. he said that he is as proud of living in the world of chemistry as he is of the origin of the world's chemists, who happens to be an iranian. jaber bin hayyan, who is known as the father of iranian science, and this is a source of pride for us iranians, said of a chemist that his father was a pharmacist, and from the moment he opened his eyes in khorasan, his attention was focused on his father's work, and it was there that the reactions of he discovered chemistry and his excuse for becoming the father of chemistry is jahan tamri , which was published in france in 1903 , almost 120 years ago. the father of chemistry used to say that

he was a student of islamic sciences of imam sadiq, and mob was a professor from his school has introduced 4 thousand scientists and scholars to the world . this letter is from the imam for you. they asked you to return to taif and tell the people about jurisprudence as in the past. the introduction to the book al-ahjar by mr. jaber bin hayyan is clarified by him and always with the word sidi. he mentions imam sadiq , for example, in the introduction, he says that if imam sadiq was not, i would not be involved in any of the cases in this book. the imam also greeted you and said that if it were not for zarara, the hadiths of my father, imam muhammad baqir, would have been lost, the teacher who laid the foundation stone of the scientific establishment and continues to this day. spring rains in areas of the country caused seasonal rivers to overflow and roads to flood. rainfall in areas from

south khorasan and khuzestan to below. civil constructions were damaged and residential houses were flooded. according to the announcement of tashe abad meteorological organization in kermanshah province, the highest amount of rain fell with 19 mm. in the last 24 hours . spring rains and floods in parts of the country. in the province of south khorasan, the taghian river and flood blocked several main and secondary roads . also, due to heavy rains in some parts of this province, including the city of tabas, residential houses were flooded included the general director of crisis management of south khorasan governorate said that as a result of heavy rains in shaban last day, about 400 villages were flooded in this province. according to akhundi, the relief operation to

the flooded areas is ongoing. in west azarbaijan, red crescent rescuers rescued seven khoi residents who were in flooded and high altitude areas. they were trapped and rescued. flooding also occurred in parts of ilam province. heavy rain in khuzestan province caused flooding of streets and roads . some houses were also flooded in cities such as desaul and behbahan. rescue organization the red crescent society announced that since the beginning of the rains

, in south khorasan, more than 92 people have been transferred to safe areas. we are still carrying out relief operations in other provinces, according to the managing director of the water and electricity organization. this province has been drained. the amount of water taken from the karun dam has reached 911 and the hundred doses have reached 100%. also, spring rains continued today in areas of mazandaran, golestan, north khorasan and south khorasan provinces. today it rained in parts of ardabil, east azerbaijan, ilam, kurdistan, kermanshah and... south of fars province. saeed hajizadeh sada news agency sima the meteorological organization

has predicted cloudy weather for the northern half and scattered rains in some places. this organization has also predicted strong and relatively strong winds in the northern half and rain in the northwest of the country for tomorrow. hello, i am at your service, compatriot. dear, from tomorrow, the intensity of the rains in the southwestern parts of the southern regions will decrease to a degree, the rains will end in these regions , but we will still see the rains in the northwestern parts, the southern coasts, the southern slopes of alborz, and the northeastern parts of the country. on this day, we are in the northwestern parts of the southern slopes of alborz in some hours, the speed of the wind increases and strong winds are the dominant phenomenon in these areas . due to the wind, during this day, the persian gulf of hormuz and the sea of ​​oman face more than 850,000 tons of wheat. it will be paid next week

, according to the announcement of the ministry of agricultural jihad, according to the weather conditions, the process of purchasing and transferring wheat has been specified. the golden ears of wheat are being harvested these days in the southwest of the country. and the lands of khuzestan with more than 75 thousand hectares of wheat have words both on the ground and on paper. last year, about one we bought 720 thousand tomans of wheat from khuzestan farmers. according to the warnings of the provincial crisis management and meteorology headquarters about the rain , the deputy minister of agricultural jihad has come to the wheat shopping centers in khuzestan so that the process of transporting wheat can be done more quickly. the order of the honorable president, the first deputy, himself, the honorable minister of agricultural jihad. khuzestan's flooding and rain were a concern for the past few nights . it is worthy of praise and thanks. we have bought nearly 850 thousand tons of wheat in khuzestan province so far , of which nearly 80 thousand tons are in open centers, which, god willing, is half of that today.

about 60,000 tons of it will be moved and the rest will be moved, god willing, until tomorrow, my colleagues will work hard to move it . at the same time as the wheat is transported to other provinces, the wheat delivery documents to the centers are registered in the sifa system so that the demands of the wheat farmers can be paid in the evening. according to the negotiations with the managers of the state trading company, god willing, it is decided that the demands of the dear farmers of khuzestan will be paid in the next week. last year, khuzestan province ranked first in the country in wheat production it is expected that this process will continue to have a say in the production and harvest of this important and valuable product. wheat harvest in the southwest of the country during one period. the 40-day intensive

is done from the 20th of april to the middle of june. this is while it is expected that nearly 2 million tons of wheat will be harvested in khuzestan province. afshin guderzi of the dashtadgan radio and television news agency and the display of weapons donated by the united states and nato to ukraine in moscow on the eve of may 9, the anniversary of the victory of the former soviet union in world war ii. about a month after the start of the war between russia and ukraine, the russians set up the first exhibition of american and western weapons and tools captured in the war in the republic of lehansk , 5 kilometers behind the front line of the battle

. on the eve of the anniversary of the victory of the former soviet union in world war ii, the largest exhibition of captured weapons has been organized in moscow's victory park to show that russia's war is not with ukraine, but with america, nato, and all western countries. here is a part of the weapons donated by nato to ukraine, including america, germany, england and france have been shown. from german lapard tanks, american abrams, french max, to british, australian and italian armored vehicles, and from howitzer artillery systems to missiles and anti-tank mines, and a variety of advanced intelligence, operational

and offensive equipment can be seen in the exhibition. . america has also arrived, it is expected that the ukrainian war machine will be equipped with a much larger and more diverse number of american and western military heavy weapons, but what worries the russians the most is the possibility of providing missiles. long-range tactics to ukraine that moscow has warned america and nato about this action. seyed ali, the owner of sda news agency

, victory park in moscow, thank you very much for your companion . have a nice day, god bless you. my hands had found a strange energy. it was as if my hands were not there. the hands of a 65-year-old university professor who had leukemia were not there. it was the hands of a man who lived for years with the pain of displacement, the pain of exile and the pain of loss. the hands of a man who

has been searching for a lifetime. i am edward said. they occupied my homeland, palestine, and i was forced to live in america. western support for israel showed me that itself palestinians must work for the liberation of palestine . i was a university professor. so by writing books and articles and by giving speeches and debates, for the right of my nation and arafat, in those days he held the banner of fighting against israel and i joined him, but arafat left. he got tired and made various mistakes and in the end he gave in to a compromise. i started to believe that i cannot return to my homeland and

i will die with this regret. now arafat is tired and disappointed until the 1990s, because he knew from the very beginning you cannot go to negotiation when you don't have equal power, when you don't have something to bargain with, palestinian came literally to surrender, and he didn't accept that surrender, as a result, it was unbelievable that arafat

did not consider any of the rights of palestinian refugees, but i never advocated a settlement that was principally dictated by. the number of proposals that have been accepted means at the first level of the palestinian struggle, even if it is not said that they are only a nest of compromises, it was an oslo incident against the end of

the palestinian intifada. without any commitment to establishment. the sovereignty of the occupied lands

was not given to palestine and only the corrupt arafat rule remained arafat's truth had become the israeli gendarmerie and it was interesting that this time the occupation media, but it was more difficult to be effective in that period when the us media. was um celebrating the sudden arrival of peace and end of conflict, which of course it wasn't at all. the realities on the ground are such that we have accepted, we have signed on the dotted line to something that effectively guarantees the israeli occupation for the foreseeable future. you see

the whole hidden ideas when they come to negotiations, don't bring the historical things to the table, for example don't nobody, no palestinian. this is the reason for the caliphate with oslo, because oslo was considered a step towards an independent state, which is also separate from ambition and thought. he considered that one state is the greatest justice, dispelling the illusion that

the palestinian leadership is controlling, that it means there is a possibility for israel to recognize the palestinian state to its neighbors , which is a big illusion, which means that the palestinian people and the arab people are still paying the price. al-zionism, in relation to the eras of saeed, is a state , which means that i must descend from god the existence and belief in the whole of palestine, this is the spirit of edward saeed, so it was natural for me to see the oslo incident as an obstacle to the supreme ambition of recovering the whole of palestine. last time i saw him in lebanon was in the spring of 82, he was in bed, i went to visit him in one of his mysterious residences. he seemed very,

very ill, and i said, it's quite clear to me that the israelis are going to attack, and he, i'll never forget what he said, if he said, if they want to attack, welcome to them, let them come, suggesting that he could deal with it, this is where my and saaf's paths diverged , after a member. time i really understood how sick he was when he was playing the piano once and i

heard him make mistakes which he which was unusual for him, he was playing the piano with a friend, they were playing a shobert peace four hands and he kept making mistakes and she was very patient with his colleague and she told him okay okay she had been dead for about a year, just to put in writing uh feelings that i would like to have shared with her. um, and in a certain way

sense to try to revive a continuity which i felt had somehow been ruptured. um, and then afterwards i thought it was important to memorialize this rather special world, which is not only my mothers, my mothers and my father's and and my sisters in prose, which i had never done before, and and i did it for no particular reason, which is very important for me, that i wasn't doing it to... but when i was hurt, i lost the vitality of writing , traveling, giving lectures, and arguing with the enemies of intellectuals and politicians for 12 years, and he was in a strong fight. cane yazab hayah except during the illness. after

45 years, i was able to travel to jerusalem with an american passport. the desire to return to the homeland for many years was being fulfilled in a strange way. i had to enter my homeland like a tourist and a guest, which of course no one expected, and after a while. i was leaving there the same day. in my passport, my place of birth was mentioned as jerusalem. the israeli employee wanted to know the date of my departure. i told him that i left palestine in december 1947, emphasizing palestine . then he asked me if i was a relative or a relative here. i told him that no one answered like that. sadness filled me and i felt so much that i

did not expect at all. until the spring of 1948, all relatives and homes. my large family had left their land until the last one, and until today i was still living in exile and exile. in 1994, i wrote the book "bai dari " which was a biography of my life from childhood to today. i wrote this book at the height of chemotherapy for cancer. . i wrote the title of the book, where did it come from my situation, my homeland was taken from me and my identity and many other identities were handed over to me as an american christian. and even the forced israeli identity seemed like

i had to prove again that i was, i had to say about my identity and what was going on. house in which i was born, although i couldn't go inside, it was, it was, i think my biggest regret is that when we saw our house in jerusalem, the house i was born and all i could do was point to the window of the room in which i was born, but my daughter said, don't you want to go in, and i said no, i really can't go in, it was just too much for me, and then we went to nazareth and saw my mother's house, but yeah, i'm very curious about it know, because you were named after my father, and i was born here, and of course you were born in new york, what do you feel

when you, it's strange, i mean, i feel... my father was born, this is my grandfather and my grandmother and my aunts etc., my, your cousins, it's exceptionally strange, and my first impulse is always, can't we get it back, can't we get it back, and ii, you know , it's sort of like beating a dead horse, but i think there is some way because i'm studying law, i think there is some way we could litigate, draw this out, maybe get them to give it up, but you know, i don't know, think i'm obsessed, yeah, i feel i feel like it's sort of dead end, it's better not to think that way, but we lost our family home, others lost much more during akba, the catastrophe, as arabs still call it, is a survivor of the massacre of palestinians at the village of dar yasin on april the 9th, 1948 talawa, three times

, did you try to protect your brother? for god's sake, this is a student of the school, he said, "no, this is yesterday , the tenth of the jews, killing the jurisprudence, i said to him, "by god, the student of the school said, "hat al-mars, you are a good king, take the money from me, take the money from me, and take the money from me." frasehem to show themselves as the losers to focus attention. quite sure i understand your meaning, you mean they exposed themselves to death so they can appear on british television, i think you must take them for more fools than they could ever possibly be. these are people in the line of fire, these are people actually heroically resisting a brutal military occupation, which is without parallel in the late 20th and early 21st century. according to red cross reports, about 245 palestinians

were killed on that day in april. one of the results. of such events was that 75,000 palestinians were made refugees, fled or driven out. people say, look, the millions are suffering in africa. why is it? why are all these people so focused on a few thousand in or a few hundred thousand and and the fact it's not a matter of numbers, what really makes palestine central is that it is the last colonialism, that's what makes it central, not numbers. the reality though, is ever more injustice, as more land is taken every day for bypass roads and settlements. i

can tell, these are poor people, you're