hamza: hi, haslinda.ort, we have not seen any major move from the boj, if i were to sum it up in one word. it is beating expectations overall. we are seeing that in the yen at this point in time. overall, we still have to get in the weeds of the boj as to what they are going to talk about for forward guidance, whether they are going to change the inflation target, and what kind of communication we get from the boj. at this point in time, it is nothing too drastic overall. haslinda: you said the easy money has been made, so how do you continue to make money in japan? how do you play japan right now? hamza: what we are doing at this point, if you look at japanese equities over the last one or two years and we look at this drastic upside in japanese equities, mostly in yen, in dollar terms, they are probably in line with s&p. we feel that here onwards, given the research and what we have seen in japanese valuations, and given we are at the point in time where things will normalizing japan also, the way to ma

markries from ireland, israel alants, along with hamza tortis from the sapient institute. do you see, mark i ask, do you see the impact that it's had on? of course i do, i'm i look, i, i, i consider myself empathic, the the impact it has had, of course it's going to be traumatic, if that's how they perceive things, i'm not denying the impact whether it's propaganda or not, so i do empathize from that perspective, but at the end of the day, i already said there's been five equilient october the 7th since 2008 from numbers perspective, from killing innocent human beings, from killing palestinians, why the moral asymmetry, why do you israeli blood is more is worth more than palestinian blood, because you haven't even, you're not even bothered to address, you not even bother to address that reality, there are five equivalent october the 7th inflicted on the palestinians before october the 7th, you're talking, no, no, first of all, just be honest, you don't care about palestinian, first, you don't care, what i want for palestinian, you're racist or ignorant, one of those, you w

hamza, now after. after its failure at the red sea, we see that washington has resorted to classifying the yemeny resistance movement ansarullah as a terrorist entity, only to realize that such classification is just futile, it's nonsense. ansara possess no assets or financial exchanges in washington or any other capital in the atlantic for that matter. additionally, sanah is not inclined to retreat from its support that it has already declared uh as the operations in support of the people of gaza. but what is next right now on the us agenda concerning this issue in dealing with this unprecedented threat that they are facing in the red sea, the arabian sea and the gulf of india. greetings to you and to the exteam viewers. regarding the united states, there is a quasy paralysis in dealing with what it perceives as threats directed at it and its allies by ansar allah, especially since the beginning of this confrontation that has been. going on since 2015 when saudi arabia declared what it called operation decisive storm to change the reality in yemen, much like netanyahu attempting to ch

mark humfries from ireland, israel alants, along with hamza tortis from the sapient institute. do you see, mark i ask, do you see the impact that it's had on jews? of course i do, i'm i look, i, i, i consider myself empathic, the the impact it has has had, of course it's going to be traumatic, if that's how they perceive things, i'm not denying the impact whether it's propaganda or not, so i do empathize from that perspective, but at the end of the day, i already said, there's been five equillaven and october the 7th since 2008 from number's perspective, from killing innocent human beings, from killing palestinians, why the moral asymmetry, why do you believe israeli blood is more is worth more than palestinian blood, because you haven't even, you're not even bothered to address. no you hold on, you not even bother to address that reality, there are five equivalent october the 7ths inflicted on the palestinians before october, you're talking uh, no, no, first of all, just just be honest, you don't care about palestinian, first, i just care, you don't care, what i want for pales

mark humfries from ireland israels along with hamza tortis from the sapient institute. do you see, mark i ask, do you see the impact that it's had on jews? of course i do. i look, i... i consider myself empathic, the the impact it has had, of course is going to be traumatic, if that's how they perceive things, i'm not denying the impact whether it's propaganda or not, so i do empathize from that perspective, but at the end of the day i already said, there's been five equillaven in october the 7th since 2008 from numbers perspective from killing innocent human beings from killing palestinians, why the more asymmetry, why do you believe israeli blood is more is? worth more than palestinian blood, because you haven't even, you're not even bothered to address, no, you, hold on, you not even bothered to address that reality, there are five equivalent october the seven inflicted on the palestinians before october the 7th, you're talking uh, no, no, first of all, just just be honest, you don't care about palestinian, first, you don't care, what i want for palestinians, you're

this is how hazrat hamza opened his chest . where did he get this hatred towards amir al-mu'minin and hazrat hamza , because last year you killed his uncle, his brother, his father, his children, all these elders of quraysh, the elders of makkah . let it be history , when those 3 people who started a war of words in basra, i won't mention their names, so that no one dares, everyone knows that they came to mecca first and told amir al-mu'minin . hazrat umrah said, "i know you are lying , you want al-qadar, you want to break the pact, go and stop the war, but i do not take revenge before the crime." i want to come to makkah, gather the army of taqi and the rest of ali's enemies, take basra , attack the government of amir al-mu'minin. these were in the chests, and unfortunately, unfortunately , the same imam hussain tore the body of the messenger of god, when he wanted to go to iraq, he wanted to go to kufa, and on the way to karbala , he came to makkah to be martyred. imam hussain was in makkah for 125 days. how many people do yo

now to begin proceedings, i'm going to ask you both to give rough five minute intro and hamza, if we can have you starting. thank you, thank you for having us. so i'm going to argue for the case that israel's war on gaza is genocide. so i'm going to start with article 2 of the genocide convention of 1948, it provides the following delineation: in the present convention, genocide means any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part a national, ethnic, racial or religious group, as such, a) killing members of the group, b) causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group, c) deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life ( calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in parts, d. imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group, e, forcibly transferring children of the group to another group, so let's prove intent, but before we do that, it's very important to unpack something, because intent doesn't mean that you have to focus on people's statements, if you look at the un report that was published in

now, to begin proceedings, i'm going to ask you both to give rough five minute intro, and hamza, if we can have you starting. thank you, thank you for having us. so, i'm going to argue... for the case that israel's war on gaza is genocide, so i'm going to start with article 2 of the genocide convention of 1948, it provides the following delineation: in the present convention, genocide means any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy an whole or in part a national, ethnic, racial or religious group, as such, a) killing members of the group, b) causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group, c) deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part, d) imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group, e forcibly transferring children of the group to another group, so let's prove intent, but before we do that, it's very important to unpack something because intent doesn't mean that you have to focus on people's statements, if you look at the un report that was published. 199

now to begin proceedings, i'm going to ask you both to give rough five minute intro and hamza. if we can have you starting, thank you, thank you for having us, so i'm going to argue for the case that israel's war on gaza is genocide, so i'm going to start with article 2 of the genocide convention of 1948, it provides the following delineation, in the present convention, genocide means any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in hole or in part a national, ethnic, racial or religious group, as such a, members of the group, b) causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group; c) deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part, d. imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group, e. forcibly transferring children of the group to another group, so let's prove intent, but before we do that, it's very important to un' hack something, because intent doesn't mean that you have to focus on people's statements. if you look at the un report that was published in 1992

and on that, i want to thank both you gentlemen for coming in today, mark, hamza, thank you, and i think there's a lot for us to on pack moving forward, thank you very much. thank you, thanks shaw. and that does it for another week. we'd love for you to join the conversation by sharing the link to today's program to help us grow our audience across all our social media platforms. i like to once again thank our special guest, dr. mark humpries and hamsa tortis. in the meantime, the conversation will be back next week with more investigations and analysis. i'm sean murray, bye for now. first to be headlines now it is 157th day the israely genocide in gaza claims more civilian lives as the deathful tops 31 mostly women and children. palestinian resistance fighters carry out more. retaliatory operations against this believe forces in gaza, inflicting losses and casualties on them. as muslims mark the start of the holy month of ramadan, israel continues this campaign of starvation against palestinians in gaza, for refusing to allow much needed aid into the strip.

the uh militant. terrorist uh group that's that's in charge of it. now the probably every fact i say hamza is going to challenge, but uh, you're providing no citations, no evidence, nothing. gaza, gaza north and south is um, gaza, north and south is is practically an armed camp in the sense that the the uh there's a tunnel system of several. 100 kilometers, presumably agree that exists, the tunnel system is going underneath apartment blocks, it's going underneath mosks, they found openings to the tunnels in in mosks and schools and in private houses, there was a report there that the idf said that every single mosk they had searched so far on the ground and every single school that they had searched on the ground had either weapons uh are a tunnel underneath it, now you may not believe any of this and 'i certainly believe that's true because that is the way uh hamas would fight, it is the kind of moralogy that hamas would believe in, the tactics that they would use, so it's an incredibly hard job to to clear out gaza, which is why they've started doing it sector by sector, they wanted to m

mark humpries from ireland israels along with hamza tortis from the sapient institute. uh, do you see mark at as do you see the impact that it's had on dudes? of course i do. i look, i... "i consider myself empathic, the the impact it has had, of course is going to be traumatic, if that's how they perceive things, i'm not denying the impact whether it's propaganda or not, so i do empathize from that perspective, but at the end of the day i already said, there's been five equillaven in october the 7th since 2008 from numbers perspective from killing innocent human beings, from killing palestinians, why the more asymmetry, why do you believe israeli blood is more is? more than palestinian blood, because you haven't even, you're not even bothered to address, no you, hold on, you're not even bothered to address that reality, there are five equivalent october the 7th inflicted on the palestinians before october the 7th, you're talking uh, no, no, first of all, just just be honest, you don't care about palestinian, first, you don't care, what i want for palestinians, you're r

it is abu hamza's prayer. these are all the spiritual breezes that blow on the human soul with determination. it gives him growth. it gives him trout. it makes him flourish. passion for knowledge and enthusiasm it increases the action in man , removes him from the state of spiritual boredom, spiritual indifference , and makes him a righteous servant. you are walking in the month of ramadan, you are going to be righteous. abd salih abd salih in this world, god almighty has promised him that the righteous will be rewarded in the world of abd salih in the hereafter . salih is in the ranks of the prophets , he is in the ranks of the righteous, he is in the ranks of the martyrs, and the month of ramadan is such a power. there is such an art to advance the conscious person towards the unaware person in these spiritual levels we hope, god willing, our dear nation will use spirituality for all the islamic ummah and all the servants whose hearts are with god. let them grow themselves and advance their brand. today, i h

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and very nice programs in the city of kashmir, there is an imamzadeh named hamza, which always attracts a large crowd. kashmir and the surrounding areas of kashmir we witnessed in this imamzadeh, these are the prominent places that we can name all over the country let's go, of course there are many , i said, we have more than 195, in fact, we have the blessed tombs, which are the first-class and level-one indicators of the country . astan muqaddas media network actually has a special tutelage of hazrat imam reza (peace be upon him), astan quds razavi, hazrat masoumeh, may god bless him and grant him peace, shah chirag in shiraz, the shrine of abdul azim hosni, the holy mosque, and one more thing we must say is imam khomeini, whose tutelage is specifically from there is a position, my program is separate and very, very organized and excellent. yes, very good it was more popular and how much it was welcomed by the travelers of nororo . he believed in travelers and pilgrims. the endowment organization in the spring peace plan is that we don't have holidays for our cultural work, maybe this

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hamza, to you and all the dear viewers. hello and good time. i say yes, according to the system. the rain that will enter the atmosphere of the province from monday is predicted to be between 60 and 80 mm in some places, but in some parts of the province we will have rain in spots up to more than 130 mm. i will talk more about the state of rainfall in the province with mr. pazuki. mr. pazuki, q. hello, please tell me what the state of rainfall in the province will be during these two or three days that have been announced. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, i am also greeting and have a good time, to the good viewers of this news section, and god bless you and your respected colleagues. the prediction that the national meteorological organization and the general directorate of meteorology of tadan province will affect the western provinces of the country with the arrival of the rain system that will enter the atmosphere of the province from monday and will actually affect the western provinces of the country. the average rainfall in the province in all pa

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well, he almost any, your family members, including your wife, your son hamza, your son, my fluids, your adults are some your grandson, adam, and extended family members were all killed by israel. our colleague, of course i met with doctor, i was also killed in the same attack that you were wounded in. so many people who saw you and who watched you around the world's wondered how you kept going and how you kept standing up in front of the camera and reporting after all the loss that you endured. here, you really paid a heavy price. how did you keep going? a land, a diamond, the gold and know a well then what else? he's not lots of hot out here. cool. i'm going to muscle panel with the model asylum in the field of the box. i'm bored tech and i'm now so the more literally at the amount of shesha a mamma coming back to godaddy like that that came to model us. i'm going to take back to you the feeling item above that in memphis. how i'm, i'm so i like ok out i and that's the end of the month estimates because another i'm to the, to the community for last month or a month in the, in the had y

he carried hamza and he was still breathing but when we reach the ambulance, he died. amy: the palestinian health ministry says at least 450 palestinians have been killed in the west bank since october 7. another 4700 have been wounded and over 7300 have been detained. also in the occupied west bank, the israeli human rights group "looking the occupation in the eye" said a shooting attack on a highway near the town of al-auja injured two of its activists. they were reportedly on their way to help palestinian shepherds. a 13-year-old israeli boy was also injured. here in the u.s., another state department official has resigned over the biden administration's support for israel. annelle sheline was a foreign affairs officer in the bureau of democracy, human rights, and labor who focused on promoting human rights in the middle east and north africa. in a piece for cnn, she writes -- "whatever credibility the united states had as an advocate for human rights has almost entirely vanished since the war began." annelle sheline will be joining us later in the broadcast. the pr

hamza says, i can't even be a father to provide for my children. we just wish we would die, so we don't have to go through this life the little they get is a lot more than most have these days. >> but >> even that could soon be gone with warnings, famine was sweep across gaza in month is every day more people find themselves scavenging for food, forced to pick wild plants to boil and eat this grandmother can't hope back her tears as she washes weeds and leafs that's today's meal. what else can they do? she says it's the indignity of hunger avoidable suffering. as the world watches on. jomana karadsheh, cnn, london greetings happen >> yeah, that's not good. happened >> huge things happen happen. >> be there with three, learn more at rnc we're building a better postal service all parts working in sync to move your business forward. for more value, more of a liability and more on-time deliveries. the united states postal service built for how you business >> welcome to the erez swift >> pierre was tour taylor's version downstream make only on disney p

hamza says, i can't even be a father to provide for my children. we just wish we would die. so we don't have to go through this life the little they get is a lot more than most have these days. >> but >> even that could soon be gone with warnings, famine was sweep across gaza in months is every day more people find themselves scavenging for food forced to pick wild plants to boil and eat this grandmother cat hope back her tears as she washes weeds and leafs. doubts. today's meal. what else can they do? she says it's the indignity of hunger >> avoidable >> suffering as the world watches on. jomana karadsheh, cnn london >> the world is reacting to news of the princess of wales. is it cancer diagnosis more on that and why she waited so long to reveal her condition so the break. so we cnn >> vegas story of sin city they attend on cnn >> it's really been a gift having mom live with us. but as a nurse, my training told me she needed more help than i could provide so i connected with the place for mom my senior living advisor. understood are unique situation she quickly recommended

muhammad, one of the ten who are in remission and being sent back to gaza, being far away from his son, hamzad, has been the hardest to bear but going back is also terrifying with her than shin and i'm torn. >> he says, the only wish i have in life is to go back home. i regret even coming here for treatment. i wish i could be with them because i know how they need me. >> respond in a >> statement, the israeli agency in charge of their returns had patients who have received medical treatment and who are not in need of further medical care are returned to the gaza strip after more than two months of pushing back on israeli demands, dr. fadia trash says he was ordered to compile it the list of patients to be sent back to gaza this week we're going to have to send them, but it's it's not our cool >> then the data two, now he fears for his patients all the support, all the efforts that we have been put we have been putting two to try to cure them or to put them in a good condition, or to improve their quality of life will be lost because there is no caring gaza. there is no hospitals, there is no

muhammad, one of the ten who and remission and being sent back to gaza, being far away from his son, hamza was blind, has been the hardest to bear but going back is also terrifying >> shin and in an admin, i'm torn. he says >> the only wish i have in life is to go back home. i regret even coming here for treatment. i wish i could be with them because i know how they need me we start in a statement, the israeli agency in charge of their returns had patients who have received medical treatment and who are not in need of further >> medical care are returned to the gaza strip after more than two months of pushing back on israeli demands, dr. fadia trash says he was ordered to compile a list haitians to be sent back to gaza this week. >> we don't want to send them, but it's it's not our cool. >> then. >> now, he fears for his patients all the support, all the efforts that we have been we have been putting too to try to cure them or put them in a good condition, or to improve their quality of life will be lost because there is no caring gaza. there is no hospitals, there is no health care. the s

. >> what life is harder than you can ever imagine, hamza says, i can't even be a father to provide for just wish we would die, so we don't have to go through this life the little they get is a lot more than most have these days. but even that could soon be gone with warnings, famine was sweep across gaza in months, is every day, more people find themselves scavenging for food, forced to pick wild plants to boil an iit this grandmother cat hope back her tears as she washes weeds and leafs let's talk about today's meal what else can they do? she says, it's the indignity of hunger avoidable suffering as the world watched, his on jomana karadsheh cnn, london to being a young man will be cowboy or guest gangsters alice down i've got back to my roots. we've come from a long line of calvin my grandfather my great grandfather aren't being rode horses were not see all of us at hill on his ranch i see how far our legacy can go. >> dry skin is sensitive skin to end its natural treated that way, a vino daily moisture with prebiotic is proven to moisturized dry skin all day. your love our formula f

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muhammad, one of the ten who are in remission and being sent back to gaza, being far away from his son, hamza was blind, has been the hardest to bear but going back is also terrifying >> i'm torn. he says the only wish i have in life is to go back home. i regret even coming here for treatment. i wish i could be with them because i know how they need me in a statement, the israeli agency in charge of their returns had patients who have received medical treatment and who are not in need of further medical care are returned to the gaza strip. after more than two months of pushing back on israeli demands, dr. fadi atrash says he was ordered to compile a list of patients to be sent back to gaza this week. >> we don't want to send them, but it's it's not our call at the end of the day. >> now, he fears for his patients all the support, all that before that, we have been we have been putting too to try to cure them or to put them in a good condition, or to improve their quality of life will be lost because there is no caring gaza there is no hospitals, there is no health care. the system is totally

the measures target hamza sultani and mustafa ayash, who are suspected of supporting gaza.w that's a media network accused of promoting the terror group. it marks the fourth coordinated move to sanction hamas fundraisers since the attacks in israel of october the 7th. now the children's service involved in the case of a murdered ten month old baby boy, just weeks after he was handed back to his parents, say they are profoundly sorry. they were unable to prevent his death. finley bowden's parents, shannon marsden and stephen bowden, inflicted over 100 injuries on their son before he died at the family home in derbyshire on christmas day 2020. they were given life sentences in may. it comes after a safeguarding review found that while finley's parents were responsible for his death, professional interventions by the local authority should have protected him . to news from the united him. to news from the united states now and in particular the state of maryland, where audios emerged detailing the moment that emergency workers tried to evacuate the bridge in baltimore shortly

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appropriate to ask you, well, how did it happen that you became a professional read the poems of rasul hamzat even as a child you don’t understand who the author is, you don’t show interest in it, and already interest in rasul gamzatov and the realization that the song was written based on the poems of rasul gamzatov, i learned this in high school, when next to the school in my native lugansk, in the park on the grave of the unknown soldier , a monument to cranes was erected, and there is a quote, of course, and there is a quote.

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the guy with the hook, abu yeah, you know hook, abu hamza. yeah, you know why?ese people still come and preach come to this country and preach their hatred and make their threats? at the end of the day, if i was to go to parliament green or, you know, somewhere green or or, you know, somewhere like that outside downing street , 50 of my mates and start , you , 50 of my mates and start, you know, really aggressively talking about mass immigration and chanting and that i would probably be hit with a baton . probably be hit with a baton. i'd probably be arrested, you know , it's the two tier policing know, it's the two tier policing that we see. these people are allowed speaker's allowed to go to speaker's corner, their call corner, spread their hate call for jihad, and nothing happens . forjihad, and nothing happens. >> yeah, but speaker's corner was supposed to be a sort of free speech platform . but i free speech platform. but i suppose you shouldn't be breaking the you're breaking the law when you're doing this comes right doing it. um, this comes right up agai