judea samaria is what is called from an international point of view, west bank of the jordan river? yes, yes, of course, it worries you that the acts of violence against the arab population living there are also increasing on the part of the jewish settlers in this territory. you know, due to my profession, and when, i worked for 17 years as an in-house correspondent of the national radio company of ukraine and had the opportunity to visit. there with foreign correspondents, we were driven there, we were always accompanied by the police, the israel defense forces, and strangely enough , it was the first time that we were more protected from jewish settlements, they weren't very calm, they attacked us, well, they tried, that you don't spread biased information, absolutely right, absolutely right. and there were jeeps near the arab settlements, our soldiers were standing, and i was very surprised and asked why, they said, well, it is not calm here, well, due to my profession, i was in the settlements and i was in these in the arab settlements, there and i will honestly tell you that i

before his ascension , christ said to his disciples: “you will be my witnesses in jerusalem, and in all judeaamaria, and even, the lord continues, to the ends of the earth. preaching to the ends of the earth about the saving feat of christ. this is the main work of the apostolic ministry. in jerusalem the great work of saving humanity has been accomplished, but from now on all nations are called to take advantage of it. this is why they were sent. apostles to preach. in memory of this important event, the church established one of the twelve great holidays, the feast of pentecost, which is also called the day of the holy trinity. at the moment of the descent of the holy spirit on the apostles, in the upper room of zion, god again revealed to us the secret of his triune. nature. god, the holy spirit comes from god the father, according to the promise of god the son. and thereby reveals to us the unity of the holy trinity. there is another name for today's holiday. pentecost is called the birthday of the church. at that great moment of the descent of the holy spirit, the apostles, gifted with g

ben hur - the historical prince of judea, the hour of jesus christ.passed for two years in different parts of the world. for the marsk battle scene, the entire fleet was used, and for the racing on the carriages, the model of the calise was in natural size, as the masoika filled the edges. the rescuers will be free, and the reward will be 100 dollars. the kalyasnichs scratched the horses, and you would have gone crazy. yes, it’s not all about the finale, the camera is trying hard to smoke. the scene became a classic movie. the epic stew not only bought, but also succulently and served fish. their skins succumb to the menacing roar of a lion. the emblem of the goldvinmay hutka meter has become recognizable throughout the world. according to legend, the draper's name was lea. however, as soon as we found out , these roles changed. hutka mayar is running around, dealing with lions is just as easy as with capricious cinemas. trapezhnik, prinamsi, do not pay much attention to the ganarar. actors and directors are planning... to form a trade union in order

it was given to create a national homeland, yes, a national homeland for judea. all the progress that the palestinians had during the ottoman and british protectorate has been overshadowed by political issues. for example, jaffa was the largest metropolis in palestine, with its muslims and jews they lived. this city was during the british protectorate. or was it famous because of its cinemas? yes , because of its cinemas , there was a very strong local culture there, but all these dimensions were strongly influenced by the challenging political situation at that time. to a national homeland for the people. convert another one. jewish immigration became the main concern of the british protectorate. most of the eastern european jews already wanted to go to america or western europe. but until 1925, the situation became such that the number of jews who went to palestine increased it came from america because america had placed restrictions on jewish immigration. in 1935, which was the peak of jewish immigration during the british protectorate, the number of immigran

the most powerful country in the world at that time promised to create a national homeland for judea. all the progress made by the palestinians during the ottoman era and the british guardianship is under the influence of political issues . for example, jaffa was the largest metropolis in palestine where muslims and jews lived. this city was famous for its cinemas during the british protectorate. yes , because of the cinema. a very strong local culture prevailed there , but all of these dimensions were strongly influenced by the challenging political situation at that time, the challenge was that britain was the conqueror and had promised to turn it into a national homeland, yes, a national homeland for another people. jewish immigration became the main concern of the british protectorate. most of the jews of the east europe used to want to go to western europe america, but until 1925, the situation became such that the number of jews going to palestine was more than america, because america was for jewish immigration. or restrictions were placed. the year 1935 was the peak of jewish

the most powerful country in the world at that time promised to create a national homeland for judea. all the progress that the palestinians had during the ottoman and british protectorate under the shadow of issues. for example, jaffa was the largest metropolis in palestine where muslims and jews lived. this city was famous for its cinemas during the british protectorate. yes, because of its cinemas a very strong local culture prevailed there, but all these aspects were heavily influenced by the status of parcha. it was a political challenge at that time. the challenge was that britain was the conqueror and had promised to turn it into a national homeland, yes, a national homeland for another people. jewish immigration to. it became the main british protectorate . most eastern european jews already wanted to go to western european america. but by 1925 , the situation became such that the number of jews going to palestine exceeded that of america. that's because america had placed restrictions on jewish immigration. 1935, the peak of jewish immigration in british protectorate era. in

situation, deployed means on the west bank of the jordan river or, according to the israelis, samaria judeat a huge part is now being pulled up, which means pulled up to the lebanese border, which means the israelis explain this by the fact that firstly they were forced to resettle 80,000 israelis, now there may be even more - the northern border there deep into israel, accordingly... this means people must somehow return, which means the hazbal attacks are becoming more and more effective, recently they carried out a whole series of strikes, over 20 km of israeli territory is on fire, there are forest fires, netanyahu, the chief of the general staff, and so on went there, threats are being made accordingly, yes, to bomb lebanon in the stone age, accordingly hezbollah reacts not at all more loyally, let's just say, here is the famous display on the internet, the flight was marked 2 - this is a deployment one. a drone over one of the largest cities in israel, the leading port on the mediterranean sea, haifa, yes, it flies calmly, photographs strategic places calmly flies away, so to speak, b

presidents in judy and some area of the place from what to jews come from, you know, jews come from judea. it does not go against the international law as long as you don't twist the law to fit your political views just in some area of rightful parts of uh, you know, or jewish homeland, the biblical heartland and jewish. fred, this was no evidence there for more than 3000 years now. the jews have rights to resign there along to sign a era community, palestinian eric communities. there's no question about it, but the settlements are not the main impediment to peace. if someone thinks that having jewish neighbors is the main essence of the is really tell us the in conflict world or their dead wrong me call. because the real impediment to peace between israelis and palestinians. let's put it right here on the table. is the policy and refusal to recognize, to acknowledge the very existence of the legitimacy of which we stayed in dallas in terrorism. if someone is really interested, uh, you know, in, in promoting peace and inquiring as to why there is no peace. these are the questions that the

trust, the level of support for hamas in gaza, in the west bank of the jordan river, as you call it, or judea samaria. well, somewhere it reaches 70-80%, so many are already saying that saying that we are at war with hamas is such a thing, you know, actually myself, well, in fact, the war is going on with the so-called palestinians, because they are using this propaganda for many years, in fact, well is the base on which hamas and the palestinian authority are based. autonomy, which many hope will come in gas and will to rule there, she has a level of support, well , there is somewhere around 20%, among all the so-called palestinian arabs, and the same applies to football, we see that it is like, well, we pretend that we are at war with hizballah, but now the parliament of lebanon decided to pay these families of the dead. who gave hizbal somewhere around a million dollars of support, and in fact it shows that the war is actually with lebanon, not with hizballah, hizballah is only the structure that directly participates in this war. and as far as can generally be considered, that there can b

continue, it has already been going on for nine months, and we are very restless in samaria and in judeawhere there are also terrorists who from time to time, almost every day, go out and attack... jews, on the settlers who live there, because of that israel now, i can say that israel now has three fronts in the army, these are the south, the north and the jews. the idea of ​​samaria - what is called from an international point of view the west bank of the jordan river, yes, yes, of course, it worries you, because the acts of violence against the arab population that are there are also increasing on the part of the jewish settlers in this territory lives, you know, by virtue of his profession, and when i worked for 17 years as an in-house correspondent of the national radio company of ukraine and had the opportunity to be there with our foreign correspondents. we were taken there, we were always accompanied by the police, the israel defense forces, and strangely enough it was the first time that we were more protected from jewish settlements, they were not very calm, they attacked us, we

level of support for hamas, that in gaza, on the west bank of the jordan river, as they call it, or the judea of ​​samaria, well, somewhere it reaches 70-80%, so many are already saying that saying that we are fighting with hamas is such a thing, you know, actually by myself. well, in fact, the war goes on and on so-called palestinians, because they, with this long-standing propaganda, are actually, well , the base on which hamas is based, and this palestinian authority, which many hope will come to power and rule there, has a level of support, well, there are somewhere around 20%, among all the so-called palestinian arabs, and the same thing... these hizballah, we see that, as it were, well , we pretend that we are fighting with hizballah, but now the lebanese parliament has made a decision to pay this to the families of the dead fighters of izbala, somewhere around a million dollars of support, and in fact it shows that the war is actually with lebanon and not with hezbollah, hezbollah is only the structure that directly takes part in this war. and to what extent can it be considered that t

either place from what you choose, come from, you know, jews come from judea. it does not go against the international law as long as you don't twist the law to fit your political views just in some area, a rightful parts of you know, or jewish homeland. the biblical heartland and jewish presence was, you know, there for more than 3000 years now. the jews have rights to resign there, along to sign a era commute, palestinian air communities. there's no question about it, but the settlements are not the main impediment to peace. if someone thinks that having jewish neighbors is the main essence of the is really tell us the in conflict world or their dad wrong. nicole because the real impediment to peace between israelis and palestinians. let's put it right here on the table, is the healthy and refusal to recognize, to acknowledge the very existence of the legitimacy of which we states in dallas and in terrorism. if someone is really interested, uh, you know, in, in promoting peace and inquiring as to why there is no peace. these are the questions that they should

sorts of adventures of evil spirits, but openly stall when talking about the eternal, about galilee and judeao something in this direction was. in his film, the completely frank rhetorical duel of sergei bezrukov in the role of yeshua, kirill lavrov in the role of pilate, actually balanced the adventures of evil spirits, which, in fact, was bulgakov’s plan, the plan of all these excursions into distant jewish times. the appointment to the roles of pilate and yeshua is completely passing performers. first of all , he talked about how much these things are not interesting to him, how much more pleasant it is for him to show how evil spirits reign in the city of moscow, in griboyedov’s house. for the role of woland, he took an artist of a more serious caliber , august dietl, but here the appointment had a very obvious ideological lining. in fact, by appointing foreign actors to the roles of biblical characters, he made it clear that all sorts of talk about eternity, all sorts of theosophical disputes are none of our business, we can only talk about sturgeon of the second freshness to be touched

situation in deployed on the west bank of the jordan river, or according to the israelis, samaria and judeapulled up, that means, pulled up to the lebanese border, which means the israelis explain this by the fact that, firstly, they were forced to resettle 80,000 israelis, now maybe even more, from the northern border, there deep into israel, respectively, that means , people must somehow return, which means that hazbalah’s attacks are becoming more and more effective, they recently launched a whole series of attacks, over 20 km of israeli territory is burning, fires forest ones, let's just say, here's the famous posting on the internet: the flight of obabil-2 is a reconnaissance drone over one of the largest cities in israel, the most important mediterranean port of haifa, but it flies calmly, takes photographs of strategic places , calmly flies away, so to speak, but the question arises : uh, what happens next? and then i again translate what hasan nasrul promises into ordinary language. he says: "we are prepared for a whole series of surprises." surprises, i’ll tell you what they are no

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they called judea and samaria. the lands which they wanted to circle in were the core and heartland over the jewish people. in biblical times, this is where judaism emerged. so it was natural that there would be this masonic urge to settle those areas. even perhaps even clear out arabs from these areas. this didn't happen. the jewish settlements were placed there, and this is made things much more complicated for peace making care. in addition to the west spine settlements was spreading in the gaza strip sinai. and on the going on heights the and as these railings tightened the grip on the occupied territories, it became clear they had no intention of returning them. the hello, hello from this all easy to get a human holland equity to problem to get sent to my most of it was 0 to gone over all the way more people via the guy. so that's on the left and locked into so easy at i'm in the, in my quarters in this i think the will come to the model of the full physical data from technical books. one of them said multiple

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the in gaza slowly note judea and her brother, it has been displaced multiple times during israel's war, ongoing for they witness is rarely forces reading chief, a hospital in northern goza. but they was separated from this family. here is how story could not have somebody because that we were in northern god. and we have witnessed the catastrophic situations, the stuff, ation, hardship on them and being trapped under the rubble. but on what if i thought was and then hopefully it all allows them heavier to interview, had been my uncle got injured events. i'll she for medical complex as we were forced to leave, to southern gaza off to is really forced to show in rate at the complex. i'm a mazda, that's the cause. and so couldn't i know a when i was alone and my brother away from my family, what we lost the concept to think of some days before we managed to tell them that we are still alive. i issue the connected at the moment we arrived to and my family was worried about us for 2 days there was no connection, but then after a few days we could contact them and also allow the fellow who h

. >> even though if you go back to judea, you know. >> yeah.where who who owned the country in the beginning . owned the country in the beginning. but owned the country in the beginning . but they feel that it beginning. but they feel that it was their land and that they lost it. so you can see the pain that they've been through. but this is this it just i think it reminds people that, that something horrible was happening there. yeah >> and hamas have, have, have said that the rescue of four hostages after eight months is a sign of failure, not achievement, because, you know, they've still got 120 hostages, which is actually, i mean , which is actually, i mean, that's true. and i think, you know, netanyahu and the whole , know, netanyahu and the whole, israeli military mission has i mean, it's failed to bring all the hostages back. it's failed to destroy hamas . i know it's an to destroy hamas. i know it's an impossible mission, really, but, i think they're going to be forced into a corner where they have to look at something other than milita

. >> even though if you go back to judea, you know. >> yeah. where who who owned the country in the beginning . owned the country in the beginning. but owned the country in the beginning . but they feel that it beginning. but they feel that it was their land and that they lost it. so you can see the pain that they've been through. but this is this it just i think it reminds people that, that something horrible was happening there. yeah >> and hamas have, have, have said that the rescue of four hostages after eight months is a sign of failure, not achievement, because, you know, they've still got 120 hostages, which is actually, i mean , which is actually, i mean, that's true. and i think, you know, netanyahu and the whole , know, netanyahu and the whole, israeli military mission has i mean, it's failed to bring all the hostages back. it's failed to destroy hamas . i know it's an to destroy hamas. i know it's an impossible mission, really, but, i think they're going to be forced into a corner where they have to look at something other than milit