, eritrea, for sure sure, and in this case, we understand that it's a farce, and they understand thatut the key is going to be this game of large... large population countries, which putin juggled for a very long time, calling them the non-alignment movement, then it grew into brics and so on, this global south, how will the results of these elections be, will they be recognized, by china, india, brazil and, in general, south america? this is a very interesting question both for observers and generally with recognition from the global south, because... i have carefully watched all the tapes of russian news agencies for the last three days, there is really a lot of information about observers, and they emphasize that there skin color, on other things. in democracies, no one makes such approaches, it’s deconscience, but russia works for an internal audience, they need to show that we have observers from all over the world, africa has sent its own, the south has sent its own, no, no international organization has sent its own observers, in general, well, at least , maybe i missed somethi

kann davon ausgehen, dass derzeit alle asylsuchen aus syrien, sehr viele aus dem irak, fast alle aus eritrea. und jetzt noch die nase, okay, eure nase, sag dir mal die nase, da ist meine nase ja wieder, das habt ihr gut gemacht, super, voll, wir wollen jetzt noch mal apfel essen, ja oder orange, wollen wir orange essen, wir haben ganz normale spielstube, das heißt die kinder kommen, spielen mit uns, wir machen... angebote im kreativen, also wir malen mit den kindern, singen ganz viel mit den kindern, wir haben drüben einen bewegungsraum, da wird viel sich bewegt, beigespielt, gesprungen, gehüpft, wir haben eigentlich eine ganz normalen kindergarten wie überall auch, genau und was wir natürlich machen ist wortsatz mit den kindern, wir üben deutsche wörter, heute hatten wir jetzt gerade augen, nase, mund und solche sachen, dann kommen die kleider dran, gleich machen wir noch eine runde, genau. das machen wir so ein bisschen mehr als natürlich in in deutschen kindergärten, dass wir die wörter mit den kindern bewusst üben, guten morgen, guten tag, hör gut zu, was ich dir sag, setz dich hin, gute

kann davon ausgehen, dass derzeit alle asylsucher aus syrien, sehr viele aus dem irak, fast alle aus eritrea صعوبه اللغه ثانيا احنا ما عندنا اقامه اللي هسه فما من حقك تدخل مدرسه نظاميه بعد يعني هذا اهم المعوقات ثانيا الثقافه مختلفه يعني يعني صعب شوي الاندماج بس نحاول احنا نكسر هذه القاعده مشكله السكن انه مشكله يعني موجوده عند الكل خاصه بالعدد كلش كبير دخل المانيا. ja, also am anfang war nur schwer die sprache zu lernen, ja. das am anfang man hat immer so also man immer sich nicht voll wohl gewollt, weil wenn immer auf auf die straße geht und mit jemandem kontaktieren will, ist war schwer, ja, aber nach danach, nachdem ich die sprache gelernt habe und freunde kennen gelernt habe und kontakte aufgebaut, اومدن, کشور مهمشونم آلمانه, اکثراً میخوان بیان آلمان. خب در کشورهای اینا احتمالاً به بعضیاشونم اطلاعات غلطی دادن اینا فکر می کنن بلافه که رسیدن میرن سرکار همه چی در اختیارشون قرار داده میشه بعد یواش یواش متوجه میشن که باید زبان یاد بگیرن یکی از مشکلات عمده اینا زبان آلمانیست اینا در جامعه اون دو سه ماه اول با جامعه زیاد قاطی نمیشن چون همونطور که گفتم تو کمپ زندگی می کنن کلاس زبان گذاشتی براشون

key to liberian exports, the key to exports to the democratic republic of the congo, burkina faso, eritreaopia. massimo alberitzi is a legendary war journalist who spent his life reporting on conflicts in africa. we discovered this traffic of illegal arms shipments, which minin organized from ukraine by the sierra leone rebels. he worked with charles taylor, who at that time was the president of liberia. one of minin’s companies was called itti, which stood for enterprise production of exotic tropical wood. formally, she carried out logging work in libiri. de facto, and this was confirmed by a special un commission, it supplied weapons to the regime of president charles taylor, a bloody dictator who organized real genocide against his citizens. minin, using front companies, purchased weapons through the ukrspetsexport corporation. this is a completely state-owned structure, which in the early 2000s became the main supplier of weapons for african dictators. since the first days of its foundation, ukrspetsexport has begun to retire designated by the power of the reserve. one of them is the p

kann davon ausgehen. dass derzeit alle asylsuchen aus syrien, sehr viele aus dem irak, fast alle aus eritreawir noch eine runde, genau, das machen wir so ein bisschen mehr als natürlich in in deutschen kindergärten, dass wir die wörter mit den kindern bewusst üben, guten morgen, guten tag, hör gut zu, was ich. اكيد كل البدايه تكون صعبه لان المجتمع غريب عليك وثقافه غريبه عليك بس اكو بعض الاشخاص اللي قدروا يسهلون هذا الشيء ويحاولوا ويانا بالاندماج والان افضل من البدايه اكيد هي مو مشاكل معنى مشاكل انما بعض المعوقات اللي تاخر عمليه الاندماج مثل اللغه يعني صعوبه اللغه ثانيا. احنا ما عندنا اقامه اللي هسه فما من حقك تدخل مدرسه نظاميه بعد يعني هذا اهم المعوقات ثانيا الثقافه مختلفه يعني يعني صعب شوي الاندماج بس نحاول نكسر ها القاعده مشكله السكن انه مشكله يعني موجوده عند الكل خاصه بالعدد كلش كبير دخل المانيا اكثر من مليون شيء صعب يعني اهم المشاكل هي الاندماج اللغه والسكن. ja, also am anfang war nur schwer die sprache zu lernen, ja, das am anfang man hat immer so, also man immer sich nicht voll wohl gewült, weil wenn immer auf auf die straße geht und mit jemanden kontaktieren will, ist war schwer, ja,

kann davon ausgehen, dass derzeit alle asylsuchen aus syrien, sehr viele aus dem irak, fast alle aus eritrearlich machen ist wortsatz mit den kindern, wir üben deutsche wörter, heute hatten wir jetzt gerade augen, nase, mund und solche sachen, dann kommen die kleider dran, gleich machen wir noch eine runde, genau. das machen wir so ein bisschen mehr als natürlich in in deutschen kindergärten, dass wir die wörter mit den kindern bewusst üben, guten morgen, guten tag, hör gut zu, was ich dir sag, setz dich hin, guten morgen, guten tag. بس اكو بعض الاشخاص اللي قدروا يسهلون هذا الشيء وحولوا ويانا بالاندماج والان افضل من البدايه اكيد هي مو مشاكل معنى مشاكل انما بعض المعوقات اللي تاخر عمليه الاندماج مثل اللغه يعني صعوبه اللغه ثانيا احنا ما عندنا اقامه لسه فما من حقك تدخل مدرسه نظاميه بعد يعني هذا اهم المعوقات ثانيا الثقافه مختلفه يعني يعني صعب شوي الاندماج بس نحاول احنا نكسر ها القاعده مشكله السكن ان مشكله يعني موجوده عند الكل خاصه بالعدد كلش كبير دخل المانيا اكثر من مليون شيء صعب يعني اهم المشاكل هي الاندماج اللغه والسكن يا الزام انفخبار. schwer die sprache zu lernen, ja, das am anfang man hat im

zeit alle asylsuchen aus syrien, sehr viele aus dem irak, fast alle aus eritrea und deutschland bleibenaum, da wird viel sich bewegt beigespielt, gesprungen, gehöpft, wir haben eigentlich eine ganz normalen kindergarten wie überall auch, genau und was wir'. ich machen es wortsatz mit den kindern, wir üben deutsche wörter, heute hatten wir jetzt gerade augen, nase, mund und solche sachen, dann kommen die kleider dran, gleich machen wir noch eine runde, genau, das machen wir so ein bisschen mehr als natürlich in in deutschen kindergärten, dass wir die wörter mit den kindern bewusst üben, guten morgen, guten tag, hör gut zu, was ich dir sag'. اكيد كل البدايه تكون صعبه لان المجتمع غريب عليك وثقافه غريبه عليك بس اكو بعض الاشخاص اللي قدروا يسهلون هذا الشيء ويحاولوا ويانا بالاندماج والان افضل من البدايه اكيد هي مو مشاكل معنا مشاكل انما بعض المعوقات اللي تاخر عمليه الاندماج مثل اللغه يعني صعوبه اللغه ثانيا احنا ما عندنا اقامه. ما من حقك تدخل مدرسه نظاميه بعد يعني هذا اهم المعوقات ثانيا الثقافه مختلفه يعني يعني صعب شوي الاندماج بس نحاول نكسر ها القاعده مشكله السكن مشكله يعني موجوده عند الكل خاصه

kann davon ausgehen, dass derzeit alle asylsuchen aus syrien, sehr viele aus dem irak, fast alle aus eritrea, genau, und was wir natürlich machen ist wortsatz mit den kindern, wir üben deutsche wörter, heute hatten wir jetzt gerade augen, nase, mund und solche sachen, dann kommen die kleider dran, gleich machen wir noch eine runde, genau, das machen wir so ein bisschen mehr als natürlich in in deutschen kindergärten, dass wir die wörter mit den kindern bewusst üben, guten. morgen, guten tag, hör gut zu, was ich dir sag, setzt dich hin, guten morgen, guten tag, اكيد كل بدايه تكون صعبه لان المجتمع غريب عليك وثقافه غريبه عليك, بس اكو بعض الاشخاص اللي قدروا يسهلون هذا الشيء حاولوا ويانا بالاندماج والان افضل من البدايه اكيد هي مو مشاكل. معنا مشاكل انما بعض المعوقات اللي تاخر عمليه الاندماج مثل اللغه يعني صعوبه اللغه ثانيا احنا ما عندنا اقامه اللي هي هسه فما من حقك تدخل مدرسه نظاميه بعد يعني هذه اهم المعوقات ثانيا الثقافه مختلفه يعني يعني صعب شوي الاندماج بس لا نحاول احنا نكسر ها القاعده مشكله السكن انه مشكله يعني موجوده عند الكل خاصه بالعدد كلش كبير دخل المانيا اكثر من مليون شيء صعب يعني اهم المش

kann davon ausgehen, dass derzeit alle asylsuchen aus syrien, sehr viele aus dem irak, fast alle aus eritreae runde, genau, das machen wir so ein bisschen mehr als natürlich in in deutschen kindergärten, dass wir die wörter mit den kindern bewusst üben, guten morgen, guten tag, hör gut. اكيد كل البدايه تكون صعبه لان المجتمع غريب عليك وثقافه غريبه عليك بس اكو بعض الاشخاص اللي قدروا يسهلون هذا الشيء ويحاولوا ويانا بالاندماج والان افضل من البدايه اكيد هي مو مشاكل معنى مشاكل انما بعض المعوقات اللي تاخر عمليه الاندماج مثل اللغه الصعبه. يعني صعوبه اللغه ثانيا احنا ما عندنا اقامه اللي هسه فما من حقك تدخل مدرسه نظاميه بعد يعني هذا اهم المعوقات ثانيا الثقافه مختلفه يعني يعني صعب شوي الاندماج بس نحاول نكسر ه القاعده مشكله السكن انه مشكله يعني موجوده عند الكل خاصه العدد كلش كبير دخل المانيا اكثر من مليون شيء صعب يعني اهم المشاكل هي الاندماج اللغه والسكن. اینا در جامعه اون دو سه ماه اول با جامعه زیاد قاطی نمیشن چون همونطور که گفتم تو کمپ زندگی می کنن کلاس زبان گذاشتی براشون نسبت به سوادشونم زبون یاد می گیرن دیگه جامعه آلمانم خب اینا ببین شما فکر کنید از کشور سوریه و افغانستان اومدین اینجا اینا از شهر از

the west african coast, from morocco to angola, as well as the western indian ocean, the coasts of eritreaaman, mozambique, madagascar and mauritius. and another important area of ​​work is the development of fish farming. since last year, compensation has been provided for 20% of the costs of construction or modernization of workshops for the production of feed for sturgeon salmon. now there is new footage from the presidential press service. dear colleagues, good afternoon. i propose today to talk about our plans in connection with the message. price growth is decreasing, inflation is stabilizing; in february it was 0.7%. in the first couple of weeks of the current month , inflation has gone to zero, it is clear that in weekly terms this is all very volatile, but nevertheless, it is the way it is. economic growth for january is 4.6% gdp growth, if last year we had 3.6, overall a very satisfactory, good figure, for january 4.6, it is also clear that this is only the beginning of the year, if in i’m not mistaken, my colleagues will correct me, but the very trends that we are now observing.

west african coast, from morocco to angola, as well as the western indian ocean, off the coasts of eritrea, oman, mozambique, madagascar and mauritius. and another important area of ​​work is the development of fish farming. since last year, compensation has been provided for 20% of the costs of construction or modernization of workshops along... high-speed highways between cities. today vladimir putin received via video link participation in the ceremony to begin construction of the high-speed railway. today in russia there is not a single railway that would be designed for high-speed traffic. so, the moscow-st. petersburg highway, along which sapsan cruises today, cannot be called such. the maximum speed on the route does not exceed 250 km/h. it is reported that on the current schedule, the fastest train makes the journey. high-speed routes will connect our other regions and will contribute to the growth of tourism and business activity. what else is important note: the high-speed railway project involves broad industrial cooperation with the participation of many labor and engineering t

the president of eritrea strongly condemned the barbaric attack on defenseless people and sent a telegram putin, wishing a speedy recovery to the victims. deepest condolences. to the entire people of russia, as well as support and sympathy for the grief-stricken families, the authorities of another african country - eswatina - expressed their support. the mexican workers' party, as well as the former foreign minister, called the terrorist attack in crocu city hall a crime against humanity, which must be condemned from all the world's tribunes. congressmen condemned all attempts to find justifications for terrorism and noted that it is a form of complicity in a crime. and the president of france, who had previously also expressed condolences to the families of the victims, as it turned out, was actually afraid that... in this way he would attract sympathy for russia, writes the magazine dudimanche. emmanuel macron, who has been trying for weeks to consolidate western opinion against the kremlin, fears that russia's new status as a victim will interfere with his plan. worse, his chosen narr

the west african coast, from morocco to angola, as well as the western indian ocean, off the coast of eritrea, madagascar and mauritius. and another important area of ​​work is the development of fish farming. since last year , compensation has been provided for 20% of the costs of construction or modernization of workshops for the production of feed for sturgeon salmon. the production of commercial aquaculture is growing every year. moreover, they also grow valuable seafood, such as oysters or media. this is russia 24, the time of the main facts of this day: travel in 2:15 from moscow to st. petersburg, this will become a reality after the launch of a high-speed highway between cities. today vladimir.

moscow region of sitikholi have been coming from foreign leaders for the third day; the president of eritreaongly condemned the barbaric attack on defenseless people and sent a telegram to vladimir putin, in which he wished a speedy recovery to the victims. deepest condolences. emmanuel macron, who has been trying to rally western opinion against the kremlin for weeks, fears russia's new victim status will thwart his plan. worse, his chosen narrative, european resistance against the russian invader, may be replaced by a common enemy for all nations. radical islamism must be combated as a priority, even if it means softening the tone in relations with russia. emmanuel macron wants to avoid such a paradigm shift in the possible reversal of european opinion, which is already extremely reluctant to support the sending of troops to ukraine, journalists conclude. the cabinet of ministers of the fifth republic, meanwhile, increased the level terrorist threat to the point of emergency, the president convened the defense and security council at the elysee palace. terrorist attacks are feared in the u

the president of eritrea strongly condemned the barbaric attack on defenseless people and sent a telegramvladimir putin, wishing a speedy recovery to the victims. following condolences were sent for them. another african country - swatina, as well as the workers' party of mexico. they noted that attempts to find justification for terrorism are a form of complicity in a crime. and the president of france, who had previously also expressed condolences to the families of the victims, as it turned out, was actually afraid that in this way he would attract sympathy for russia, writes the magazine dudimanche. emmanuel macron, who has been trying for weeks to consolidate western opinion against the kremlin, fears that russia's new status as victims will interfere with his plan. worse, his chosen narrative of european resistance against the russian invader may be replaced by a common enemy of all nations, radical islamism, which must be combated as a priority, even if this means softening the tone in relations with russia. it is precisely this paradigm shift of a possible reversal of european opi

not a terrorist attack; according to unconfirmed reports, the people were captured by migrants from eritrean asylum. and who are at risk of deportation. local sources report that the criminals may have a bag with explosives with them. bomb experts and police special forces arrive at the scene. now there is news from telegram channels in the altai territory, in the city of yarovoye, the ground has literally gone from under our feet. he managed to film an eyewitness, a huge hole several meters deep, on camera, locals - reports that this place is often visited by vacationers and tourists. the preliminary cause of the incident was a ground collapse due to melting snow and flooding. russia plans to create a brix grain exchange. the emergence of such a platform could become a serious challenge for westerners. exporters to reduce their share in the world market, dmitry morocco will tell you more about this initiative immediately after a short advertisement, then our broadcast will continue with vladimir bortok’s program imperial consciousness from the series view from st. petersburg. hurray, we've

and sudan to rwanda paying from eritrea and sudan to rwanda paying them to go back and paying them toe. and what the government's thinking is this , that if you thinking is this, that if you voluntarily go back, you can't then challenge the decision of then challenge the decision of the supreme court that it's not safe. you can't do a rule 39 injunction. so because it's voluntary, because it's voluntary, because it's voluntary . so that way you can't voluntary. so that way you can't say breaches my human rights, you know, because you're going back voluntarily. and that's the thinking behind it. back voluntarily. and that's the thinking behind it . what they thinking behind it. what they haven't told us is how much rwanda getting know rwanda is getting paid. we know that person will get 3000, that each person will get 3000, but how much is the government paying but how much is the government paying rwanda , as well as the paying rwanda, as well as the cost of the accommodation and so forth. so and also, how many people will actually the people will actually take the scheme to make it w

i, vasyl, were talking about who recognized these elections, north korea, cuba, nicaragua, because eritreah lukashenko , of course lukashenko, but europe... well, europe does not recognize these elections, and this is what the chief european diplomat jose borel said today before the start of the meeting with the ministers of foreign affairs of the european union in brussels, and this is what the minister of foreign affairs latvij kris said before this meeting janis karinsh. let's listen him. listen, we have an aggressive russia. putin simply arranged an election to ensure that he would be back in power. another six years, they won't change course, russia won't stop, that's clear, they can only be stopped, ukraine is ready to do it, but it needs our help, and the awareness, the sense of urgency of this in europe is starting to grow, well, they are helping, because today during this meeting of the ministers of foreign affairs of the member states of the european union , they agreed to allocate 5 billion euros to ukraine for military needs, so thank you. well, as if in in unison, but not with

so around the red sea coast of sudan, eritrea and you put a looking to catch a few showers on monday to central asia. we go cooler, feel here at temperatures of lower it across pockets down with what, whether we've got some showers in the mix for 10 minutes stance. capital ask about at 17 degrees wall to wall sunshine, across the turkey, a looking good and assembled 90 degrees. look at cyprus, they could see a passing pushing past that 30 degrees threshold. and certainly we have had a lot of heat for chats capital engine. nina, that continues 44 unsettled still in the northwest. but the weather is starting to peter out for places like morocco, but the rain is picking up through the democratic republic of congo. if i take you to the south, get ready, south africa, we're seeing some activity flare up really for central and eastern portions of the country. on monday, the, the 1st and i saw that we see 3 of the victims themselves saw. there's a disconnect between what we are witnessing on social media versus what we're seeing on mainstream. it is always an attempt to frame a 2 sides of t

originally from eritrea, he arrived in the uk in the back of a lorry and now works with the kent refugeedo you think of this? this is just a waste of money. i mean, honestly... i don't know. actually, it's nothing for us. nothing for us refugees and asylum seekers. you don't think it would stop people? not even... we're not even interested. we're not going to look at it. the big hope still of ministers is the rwanda plan, but labour says the government's approach isjust about gimmicks. simonjones, bbc news, dover. an urgent review into the crown prosecution service's handling of the nottingham attacks case is expected to be published today. barnaby webber, grace 0'malley kumar, and ian coates were killed by valdo calocane lastjune but the cps's decision to accept his guilty plea of manslaughter, as opposed to prosecuting him for murder, caused outrage among the victims' families. louisa pilbeam has the story. ian coates, barnaby webber, and grace 0'malley—kumar were stabbed to death in violent attacks in nottingham. their families were expecting their killer to be tried for murder. when

you and i, vasyl, were talking about who recognized these elections, north korea, cuba, nicaragua, eritreakashenkos , of course lukashenka, but europe, well, europe does not recognize these elections, and this was said today by the chief european diplomat. jose borel before the start of the meeting with the ministers of foreign affairs of the european union in brussels, and this is what the minister of foreign affairs of latvia krishjanis karins said before the meeting. let's listen to him. listen, we have aggressive russia. putin simply arranged an election to ensure that he would be in power again for another six years. they will not change course. russia will not stop, that is clear. they can only be stopped, ukraine is ready to do it, but it needs our help, and the awareness and sense of urgency in europe is beginning to grow. well, they are helping, because today, during this meeting of foreign ministers of the european union member states, they agreed to allocate 5 billion euros to ukraine for military needs. therefore, thank you, well, as if in unison, but not with with his colleagu

this unilateral sanction that shifts blame to and scape goat eritrea on the basis of spurious allegations, is in contravention of international law and constitutes a flagrant breach of the sovereignty, independence and liberation of peoples and nations. the primary aim of the elicit and immoral sanctions is to inculcate suffering and starvation on the population. so as to induce political unrest and instability is patently clear. over the past decades, western states have made such which is still go to diplomatic weapons. the united states and you ropes in union administer hundreds of section programs targeting thousands of individuals, companies and economy executives in many countries, but have sanctions achieved vehicles. despite the efforts, the targeted states retained suffering and independent domestic and foreign policy is bolding ties with the global salts and russia. you essentially have also caused the economy, collateral damage. sedans, economy being severely impacted even off to some of those sanctions were lifted. and even made me struggling in new jersey after that, evidence

somalia, the central african republic, eritrea, we will provide 25-50 thousand tons of grain each andlarge businessmen, they all went through this life, at first we were eight people, from 28 hectares we began to develop, today we have 30 thousand, employ 350 people, and we can feed in the voronezh region, well, several districts, 5-7 district, city-forming enterprises, and here the effect of scale affects all related industries, in fact, this is not only a sphere directly related to production, it is also a social and cultural sphere. in september of '98, we sold 900 tons of products, now sales volumes during this time have increased 25 times, well then it was one plant, now there are four plant, our whole task was to bring back a different... structure, a different spirit to the company, and what a beauty, you see, we will feed everything, our country will be asked by foreign countries, we will feed foreign countries, here it is, mother potato, here she , here she is, my dear , the following thing is an indicator of the improvement of agriculture: here you are flying on an airplane,

in the world, no matter what color, no matter what gender, if it's texas, gaza, sudan,■=■e ethiopi, eritrea indeed. i see my dear brother david -- oh, just wait. brother and his magnificent wife. we go back 35■r yeaâ i was blessed to write books with him. we got so many memories toge.magnificent spiritual renaissance, magnificent political awakening with jewish vo a wave of jewish brothers doing what? deciding to choose integrity and decency and courage. it's never just a function of what your religious identity is. no, not at all. just like it was never a question of treatment patients for black people. i support resistance. i support resilience, but that resistance and that resilience has to hav@d a morality and a spirituality. you don't[ innocents or babies. i don't care where they are. if you are going to fight a war, find -- fight a war against combatants. "oh, brother west, you are so old school." t' i am old school. i will fight, but most importantly, i will always stand inolidarity with those who are oppressed. ak a variety of forms. sometimes it's violence, sometimes it's nonviolen

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. >>> our next guest is the son of refugee parents who fled the east african country of eritrea in thecrisfield, california where congressman joe neguse was born. the family moved to colorado where joe neguse went to law school at the university of colorado. joe neguse became the youngest impeachment manager in history, prosecuting donald trump in trumps second impeachment trial in the united states senate. >> what more could we possibly need to know about resident trumps state of mind? senators, the evidence is clear and we showed you statements, videos, affidavits that prove president trump incited an insurrection in an insurrection that he alone had the power to stop. and, the fact that he didn't stop it, the fact that he incited a lawless attack and abdicated his duty to defend us from it, the fact that he actually further inflamed the mob, further inflamed that mob, attacking his vice president while assassins were pursuing him in this capitol more than requires conviction and disqualification. we humbly, humbly ask you to convict president trump for the crime for which he is over

baby in the world, no matter what color, no matter what gender, if it's texas, gaza, sudan, ethiopia, eritrea brother david -- oh, just wait. give it up for my dear brother and his magnificent wi. we go back 35 years. was blessed to write books with him. we got so many memories together. magnificent spiritual renaissance, magnificent political awakening with jewish voices of peace, and if not now. a wave of jewish brothers doing what? deciding to choose integrity and decency and courage. it's never just a function of your religious identity is. no, not at all. just like it was never a question of skin treatment patients for black people. i support resistance. i supportut that resistance and that resilience has to have a morality and a spirituality. you don't kill innocents or babies. i don't care where they are. find -- fight a war against combatants. "oh, brother west, you are so old school." that's right. i am old school. i will fight, but most importantly, i will always stand in solidarity with those who are oppressed. it takes a variety of forms. sometimes it's violence, sometimes it's no

so around the red sea coast of sudan, eritrea and just put a looking to catch a few showers on monday to central asia. we go cooler, feel here, temperatures of lowered across pockets. done with what weather. we've got some showers in the mix for a minute, stance capital ask about at 17 degrees wall to wall sunshine, across the turkey, a looking good and assembled 90 degrees look at cypress. they could see a passing pushing past that 30 degrees threshold. and certainly we have had a lot of heat for chats capital engine, nina, that continues 44 unsettled spill in the northwest. but that wet weather is starting to peter out for places like morocco, but the rain is picking up through the democratic republic of congo. and if i take you to the south, get ready, south africa, we're seeing some activity flare up really for central and eastern portions of the country. on monday the what constitutes exempt. so we generally talk, you're saying i want you to start with just the fact was to what happened as independent. we want these, we want the education i want to, we don't have to leave them in

originally from eritrea, he arrived in the uk in the back of a lorry and now works with the kent refugeet do you think of this? this is just a waste of money. i mean, honestly... i don't know. actually, it's nothing for us. nothing for us refugees and asylum seekers. you don't think it would stop people? not even... we're not even interested. we're not going to look at it. the big hope still of ministers is the rwanda plan, but labour says the government's approach isjust about gimmicks. simonjones, bbc news, dover. ben has more of this morning's news, including the very latest on the moscow attack. four men suspected of carrying out an attack on a music hall in moscow, which killed 137 people, have appeared in court charged with terrorism. footage released by the court shows the men being marched into the room, handcuffed and blindfolded. all appeared to be injured. the islamic state group has claimed responsibility for the attack — but russian officials have stated, without evidence, that there was ukrainian involvement. kyiv says the claim is "absurd". france has raised its terror thr

to a third party now, israel ran such a 2014, sending people a scheme in 2014, sending people from eritrea rwanda and paying them to go back there. and what the government's thinking is this , that if you thinking is this, that if you voluntarily go back, you can't then challenge the decision of then challenge the decision of the supreme court that it's not safe. you can't do a rule 39 injunction. so because it's voluntary, because it's voluntary, because it's voluntary . so that way you can't voluntary. so that way you can't say breaches my human rights, you know, because you're going back voluntarily. and that's the thinking behind it. back voluntarily. and that's the thinking behind it . what they thinking behind it. what they haven't told us is how much rwanda getting know rwanda is getting paid. we know that person will get 3000, that each person will get 3000, but how much is the government paying but how much is the government paying rwanda , as well as the paying rwanda, as well as the cost of the accommodation and so forth. so and also, how many people will actually the people wil

we don't hear anything much happening in much about what's happening in kashmir, in ethiopia, eritreaan, in burma, all these other places. >> there's lots of conflicts we should be hearing about. but this this was also this was this was also palestinians wiped out by palestinians being wiped out by by al assad. why weren't the people that are marching now marching then? is it something to do with the fact that israel are involved? >> it may be. it doesn't. it doesn't. you know , it stopped doesn't. you know, it stopped the horror of what's happening in gaza at the moment. but yeah, it's a very good question. you know, why people , why know, why aren't people, why weren't people there at that point? a very point? that is a very good point. agree with that. but point. i do agree with that. but we've think about what is we've got to think about what is pretty . pretty straightforward. >> you know, hate this >> you know, people hate this when jews that do it when it's the jews that do it because there is an anti—semitism that runs through history, that runs through so many countries in th

words were that they're and his words were that they're going to be here from pakistan, afghanistan and eritrean words. so from what we've seen from being down there, this is just another way that the welsh government are going to be used or are going to be storing these people for process. >> it's interesting. it's interesting because look , you interesting because look, you went down there, now that's what you you saw and you heard we went to cardiff council. right? so the contrast, by the way, between what you said and what they said is remarkable. so cardiff council says that's completely the is completely untrue. the site is for people housing for people on our housing waiting is not waiting list. it is not a refugee centre. we went also went to them as well and said all right, okay, so it's not a refugee centre , but are people refugee centre, but are people from the local migrant hotel going to be there? we couldn't really get much out of them. they just saying it's going they were just saying it's going to used the housing to be used to ease the housing crisis . you know, it might be cr

words were that they're and his words were that they're going to be here from pakistan, afghanistan and eritreaeen words. so from what we've seen from being down there, this is just another way that the welsh government are going to be used or are going to be storing these people for process. >> it's interesting. it's interesting because look , you interesting because look, you went down there, now that's what you you saw and you heard we went to cardiff council. right? so the contrast, by the way, between what you said and what they said is remarkable. so cardiff council says that's completely the is completely untrue. the site is for people housing for people on our housing waiting is not waiting list. it is not a refugee centre. we went also went to them as well and said all right, okay, so it's not a refugee centre , but are people refugee centre, but are people from the local migrant hotel going to be there? we couldn't really get much out of them. they just saying it's going they were just saying it's going to used the housing to be used to ease the housing crisis . you know, it might be

realise that the modern british bounty encompasses flavours of southeast asia, africa, central america, eritrear trying haggis. i haven't had that word very well. as i haven't had that word very well. is i said it, ithought,1984 haven't had that word very well. is i said it, i thought, 1984 called and they want their word back! totally rad!— and they want their word back! totall rad! ., ., ., totally rad! you say may be an image of british food, _ totally rad! you say may be an image of british food, do _ totally rad! you say may be an image of british food, do we _ totally rad! you say may be an image of british food, do we have _ totally rad! you say may be an image of british food, do we have snobbery| of british food, do we have snobbery about american food? if one of us where to go to america and do a similar series, where to go to america and do a similarseries, going, what is where to go to america and do a similar series, going, what is it about hot dogs in cincinnati, do you think there is a similar kind of things going on?— think there is a similar kind of things going on? think there