baitalhasan mojtaba is one of the oldest boards on iran street, which was founded in 1334. the first person is this hosseiniyeh , he has been working here for several years, and now sabba comes earlier than anyone else, and we see him and get energy from him. he has been serving them since baytalhasan was mobile . i think he was around 14-15 years old. yes, we got machai from them, hossein agha dar there was also an old photo of the board. our water house is responsible for our water house. the water house is actually responsible for this institution. how many children do you have? i have four, two daughters and two sons. it's a lot of work, who do you ask to pour tea, and now this gentleman gives us his power, the principle of the beginning is that we have to give power, hussain is different , what do you do in imam hussain's system ? doing the body makes a difference for you, not for me. receive nishan habib was also honored to give his sincere service to the servants of hosseini mourners. mohammad almasi, head of the transportation fleet modernization headquarters , anno

baitalhasan mojtabi is one of the oldest boards in iran street, which was established in the year this hossein agha delegation has been serving the mourners of seyyed al-shahda for 30 years. hossein agha is one of the old people of this hosseini , he has been working here for several years, and now he comes early in the morning and we see him and get energy from him . he has been serving them since beital hassan was mobile. i think he is around 14 or 15 years old. yes, we took tea from them, hossein agha in the old photo. there was also a delegation. they are haj hossein mr. yes, haj hossein mr. malbakhsh, as our old friends and his servants , he is the servant of imam mojtaba (peace be upon him) and he is responsible for our abdar house and the abdar house of this institution . how many children do you have? i have four to ten. you have a daughter, two sons, and a grandson. i have a grandson. there are 7 members of my family who are pouring. after all, that's all we have to do . it's been 30 years now, and with a lot of this work, who do you ask to pour tea? sir, he gives us his power

with one of the oldest boards on iran street , which was founded in 1334, about 70 years ago , peopleee that the picture on the wall the installed board is also a document of this age . the photo you are viewing belongs to the founders of baital hassan mojtabi , may peace be upon him, and this photo was taken more than 30 or 40 years ago in this tea house. next, hossein agha has been serving the mourners of seyyed al-shahda for 30 years. hossein agha is one of the first members of this hossein . he has been working here for several years. now he comes earlier in the morning and we see him and get energy from him since beital hassan was mobile. he was serving. i think he was 14 or 15 years old. yes, we are in the area. we took tea from them hossein agha was also in the old photo of the delegation. he is haj hossein agha. yes, haj hossein mr. malbakhsh , as our old friends and servants , he is the servant of imam mojtaba, peace be upon him, and he is in charge of our abdar house and the abdar house of this institution. how many children do you have? i have four children, two girls and t

baitalhasan mojtabi is one of the oldest delegations on iran street, whose establishment dates back to 1334, about 70 years ago. the photo that is installed on the wall of the board is a document of this age. the photo you are viewing belongs to almost the founders. hossein agha has been serving the mourners of seyyed al-shahda for 30 years in the tea house of this delegation. mr. hossein, who is one of the oldest members of this hosseini, has been working here for many years, but now he comes earlier in the morning and we see him and he is energized. we take from it since baytalhasan in the face. he was traveling, he was serving. i think he was around 14-15 years old. we are at the place. yes , we took a macai from them. hossein agha was also in the old photo of the delegation . he is haj hossein agha. he is mojtaba, peace be upon him, and he is in charge of our abdarhouse, the abdarhouse of this institution. how many children do you have? i have four children, two girls and two boys. are we sleepy i also have 7 new ones. my delegation is pouring tea . after all, that's all we have to

the aligapur structure is located in sepa street, the first street built in iran. the main porch of the palace consists of three octagonal domes, there are some stairs leading to the top of the porch that was used for making popules by a musical instrument named nagore and equivalent to trumpet. depicts masterpieces of iranian calligraphy, plaster work tiling. the walls are adorned with tholt inscriptions, reading verses from the holy quran. some walls are covered with ceramic tiles decorated with floral designs. the turquoise colored tiles add to the magnifice of... complex, passing through the dark interior of the building, an entrance leads to the stunning garden with towering trees. the name aligapu refers to the palaces of the safavic kings, used to establish palaces were the same name in different cities that were regarded as the capital cities of the country. the first aligapu structure was built intabris. after the safavid were defeated by the ottoman forces, they moved from tabris to razvin and then to isfahan to avoid occupation of the capital city. the a

the aligapu structure is located in sepah street, the first street built in iran.alligu complex depicts masterpieces of iranian calligraphy, plaster work tiling. the walls are adorned with fols inscriptions, reading verses from the holy quran. some walls are covered with ceramic tiles decorated with floral designs. the turquoise colored tiles add to the magnificent. the complex, passing through the dark interior of the building, an entrance leads to the stunning garden with towering trees. the name aliapu refers to the palaces of the sap kings. they used to establish palaces with the same name in different cities that were regarded as the capital cities of the country. the first aligapu structure was built intabris. after the safavid were defeated by the ottoman forces, they moved from tabri surazvin and then to fahan to avoid occupation of the capital city. the alikapur complex was built upon the order of shah tahmas safavi, one of the kings of the era, and later on, during the reign of shahabas 1st, the complex was renovated into its current structure. what's goi

just in the days when in iran on every street name.avi has joined saddam in order to continue his armed struggle. masoud rajavi now has a cult in the service of saddam tikridi. the regime trains some hypocrite forces well. both military and intelligence training. although rajavi sometimes blind bombings and sometimes people are also victims of assassination. but even the most pessimistic minds never suspect. present the captured area to the foreign and aggressor enemy . rajavi wants to overthrow the islamic republic and believes that these soldiers are preventing them from entering iran. and they should get out of the way. 3500 people from the iranian army are killed by rajavi. the army, which was once accused by masoud rajavi and his gang of betraying the people, now pays the price for defending the people against the aggressor force. shortly after, iraq and rajavi's armed forces attack mehran together. fall mehran, the slogan of mehran today, tehran tomorrow in the words of rajavi's group. in the meeting after the occupation of mehra

the aligapu structure is located in sepah street, the first street built in iran.anian calligraphy, plaster work. the walls are adorned with those inscriptions, reading verses from the holy quran. some walls are covered with ceramic tiles decorated with floral designs. the turquoise colored tiles add to the magnificent of the complex. passing through the dark interior of the building, an entrance leads to the stunning garden with towering trees. the name ali gapu refers to the palaces of the safavic kings. they used to stablish palaces with the same name in different cities that were regarded as the capitals. the country: the first structure was built in tababris. after the safavid were defeated by the ottoman forces, they moved from tabris to ghazvin and then to isfahan to avoid occupation of the capital city. the alikapur complex was built upon the order of shah tahmas safavi, one of the kings of the era and later on, during the reign of shahabus the 1st, the complex was renovated into its current structure. 'all options are on the table, we are not taking any op

of iran, was founded. he makes the tea until 6:00 . original agash who should give power, haj hossein , it makes a difference what you do in imam hossein's system , it depends on those who want to do it, it makes a difference for you, not for me. habib was also honored to receive the badge, a badge of sincere service to the servants of the mourners of hosseini, mohammad almasi, of the sada and sima news agency, a flower in the middle of alghama , his hand falling apart on the soil of abul farnullah, or hussein, or hussein shahr, or with the cover of imam hussein , peace be upon him. on mohtasham's poem, salam on muharram. every year when muharram falls, people express their love and devotion to the family of the ahl al-bayt (peace be upon them) and the leader of the martyrs show in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, o allah, peace and blessings be upon muhammad and the family of muhammad, and i offer my condolences to the people of hussain, peace be upon him. yesterday, on the eighth

streets of iran, for general sulaymani, of whom you spoke so disrespectfully, i infer that the vast majority of the iranian people were moning a national hero, now plainly he was not a hero to you, but he was hero to all who have... suffered under isis and alqida and the other takfiri fanatics, the throat cutters, head choppers, mass murderers uh that have been sent into muslim countries, including your own country of iran uh by western people who don't like the fact that iran is a free and independent country, that's their real problem, they proved that in 1953 again. a non-islamic leader, mr. masadek, they got rid of mosadek and his government, though they were democratically elected in a western organized coup, why? because wanted to nationalize iran's oil for the benefit of the iranian people rather than the people of foreign countries, so it's not that the west dislikes the... the beard of this or that, it's not that western countries have a particular preference for this or that sect of islam, what they cannot stomach is iranian independence, they cannot stomach that iran no l

streets of iran, for general sulaimani, of whom you spoke so disrespect. i infer that the vast majority of the iranian people were morning national hero, now plainly he was not a hero to you, but he was hero to all who have suffered under isis and al-qaida and the other takfiry fanatics, the throat cutters, head choppers, massmurdars that have been sent into muslim countries, including your own, country of iran uh by western people who don't like the fact that iran is a free and independent country, that's their real problem. they proved that in 1953 against non islamic leader, mr. mosadek, they got rid of mosadek and his government, though they were democratically elected in a western organized coup, why? because musadek wanted to nationalize iran's oil for the benefit of the iranian people rather than the people of foreign countries, so it's not... that the west dislikes the length uh of the beard of this or that, ayatollah, it's not that western countries have a particular preference for this or that sect of islam, what they cannot stomach is iranian in

on the streets of iran for general suleimani, of whom you spoke so disrespectfully, i enfer that the vast majority of the iranian people were morning national hero, now plainly he was not a hero to you, but he was hero to all who have suffered under isis and the... and the other takfiry fanatics, the cutters, head choppers, mass murderers uh that have been sent into muslim countries, including your own country of iran uh by western people who don't like the fact that iran is a free and independent country, that's their real problem, they prove that in 1953 against a non-islamic leader. mr. massadek, they got rid of masadek and his government, though they were democratically elected in a western organized coup, why? because mosadek wanted to nationalize iran's oil for the benefit of the iranian people rather than the people of foreign countries, so it's not that the west dislikes the length uh of the beard of... this or that, it's not that western countries have a particular preference for this of sect of islam, what they cannot stomach is... iranian independence, they cannot stomach,

of iran and khimiyeh salam algham and at night in hosseiniyehs and mosques , all on muharram every year is a school for us, the religion of islam is with the blood of the imam. hussain, peace be upon him, survived, and some are servants of the mourners martyrs are the martyrs of this service, ms. qarviyeh, since childhood , you put it in our hearts in the name of mr. imam hossein. we have this success again this year in this device. we are here, we can serve imam hussain, i hope you will accept me as a servant, god , so that the older ones who left the legacy of this ancient love to the younger ones with a glass of water that they give to the mourners become the best of my god, imam hussain. and a name that cannot be erased from hearts. this flag is always up. zahra hosseini, head of sada news agency, o hossein , my heart and dariyadi , please pray for me, o sidi fatima, register my name in the mourning book, and with the power of prayer, ask for hajj and ask for it. you are the one who wants to seek the prayer, o abul akbar, the staff of the pulpit, yes, i accept you, and the grace is

out on the streets of iran, for general sulaymani, of whom you spoke so disrespectfully, i enfer that the vast majority of the iranian people were morning national hero, now plainly he was not a hero to you, but he was hero to all who have suffered, under isis and kaida and the other. takfeeri fanatics, the throat cutters, head choppers, mass murderers uh that have been sent into muslim countries, including your own country of iran uh by western people who don't like the fact that iran is a free and independent country, that's their real problem, they proved that in 1953 against a non-islamic leader, mr. mosadek. "they got rid of masadek and his government, though they were democratically elected in a western organized coup. why? because mosadek wanted to nationalize iran's oil for the benefit of the iranian people rather than the people of foreign countries, so it's not that the west dislikes the length uh of the beard of this or that." ayatollah, it's not that western countries have a particular preference for this or that sect of islam, what they cannot stomach is iranian independe

iran, and when i see the millions, tens of millions out on the streets of iran for general suleiman. of whom you spoke so disrespectfully, i infer that the vast majority of the iranian people were morning national hero. now plainly, he was not a hero to you, but he was hero, to all who have suffered, under isis and alqeda and the other takfiri fanatics, the throat cutters, head choppers, mass murderers, uh, have been sent into muslim countries, including your own country of iran, by western people who don't like the fact that iran is a... free and independent country, that's their real problem, they proved that in 1953 against a non-islamic leader, mr. mosadek, they got rid of mosadek and his government, though they were democratically elected, in a western organized coup, why? because musadech wanted to nationalize iran's oil for the benefit of... "the iranian people rather than the people of foreign countries, so it's not that the west dislikes the length uh of the beard of this or that, ayatollah, it's not that western countries have a particular preference for this or that sect o

the streets of most of the shows was 1000 strong. the rocket strikes that killed 12 people on a soccer field was the deadliest attack in months since then exchanges a fire with the lebanese militant group. hezbollah have escalated for the local drew's community in the israel occupied. go on heights, it's a shock and that's no real. you kelly, we all know the precious even children who are killed anywhere else in the country . oh no. then the innocent killed himself and 11 to all the children killed him. johnson, children are no more precious and i'm human being, i really my lives, the how you see the tranquillity, who advice for you pressure i know that we looked at all i know find a deal and i don't this guy up. let me come out to live. we don't want to dine thing the fuel loan thing them. despite regular cross border hostilities, hezbollah denies attacking the football pitch where the victims were playing. but israel's army chief says they have evidence proving otherwise. we'll look at the ship sees, but this is the whoever thought

of iran, khat and khimiyeh, salam al qamham, and at night in hosseiniyeh, takaya, and mosques. your aunt mourned for a year and... we come every year in the month of muharram to serve as a servant of agha aba abdullah hussain . who left the legacy of this love to the younger ones with a glass of water that they give to the mourners to become the best god, imam hossein, imam hosseini. the case of this court with the lawsuit of 42 people from the families of qawas martyrs of karbala chahar operation and the side of 65 american families, including the us government, is under consideration. according to the family lawyer martyrs of awas information that america from

the lugurrious ambients of muharram has already descended upon the streets of iran where the soul bits of drums intertwine moreful chance casting a somber spell of contemplation over the nation, citizens adorning back attire gathering processions that... is etch with expressions of deep sorrow, paying humage to the martterdom of imam hussain and his companions. with the arrival of muharram, the entire country has transformed into a canvas of grief, where the echoes of lamentations and the side of self-fagulation seeks to keep alive the sacrifices made for the sake of truth and justice more than 13 centuries ago. muharram is the first month of the islamic calendar, a time of profound. significance for muslims worldwide. it is the beginning of new year, a time of introspection and commemoration of pivotal events in islamic history. this sacred month serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by those who have held the values of justice, faith and unwavoring devotion. in the early days of muharram, in the year 680 ad, imam hussein, the grandson of prophet muhammad, alongside his loyal fo

the fuel efficient the streets of most of the shows was 1000 strong. the rocket strikes that killed 12 people on the soccer field was the deadliest attack in months since then exchanges a fire with the lebanese militant group. hezbollah had escalated for the local drew's community in the israel occupied golan heights. it's a shock and that's no real. you kelly, we all know the precious even children who are killed anywhere else in the country of northern the, in his own, killed himself in the lab, and all the children killed him. johnson and children other in the process and, and i'm human being, i really my lives, the how you see, think, winter teacher advice, you pressure level that we look to so strongly assigned a deal and model this guy on the come out to live. we don't want to dine thing the fuel long thing them. despite regular cross border hostilities, hezbollah denies attacking the football pitch where the victims were playing. but israel's army chief says they have evidence proving otherwise. we'll look at the ship sees, but this is the whoev

just in the days when the name of the martyr shines on every street in iran, rajavi joined saddam to his armed struggle. masoud rajavi now has a cult, no doubt. in the service of saddam tikridi. the debate regime trains the forces of the hypocrites well. both military and intelligence training. however, rajavi killed people with blind bombings every now and then. but the most pessimistic brains never think. rajavi wants to march towards iran and attack civilians. what finally happens. god willing, the liberation army. may the enemies of the people descend upon the enemies of the people with iron discipline and steely will. may the most hostile enemies of god be rooted out. in the early hours of the morning on monday , april 8, 1367, the iranian forces stationed in faka faced a scene that was more like a nightmare. they were attacked. done one flag and one language to attack, kill, capture, and burn the defense lines of the iranian people and present the captured area to the foreign and aggressor enemy. do rajavi wants to overthrow the islamic republic and believes that these soldiers

the aligapur structure is located in sepah street, the first street built in iran. complex depicts masterpieces of iranian calligraphy, plaster work tilin. the walls are adorned with thols inscriptions, reading verses from the holy quran. some walls are. are covered with ceramic tiles decorated with floral designs. the turquoise colored tiles add to the magnifice of the complex. passing through the dark interior of the building, an entrance leads to the stunning garden with towering trees. the name aligapu refers to the palaces of the safavic kings. they used to establish palaces with the same name in different cities that were regarded as the capital cities of the country. the first aligapu structure was built in tabris. after the safabid were defeated by the ottoman forces, they moved from tabris to gazvin and then to isfahan to avoid occupation of the capital city. the aligapur complex was built upon the order of shah tahmas safavi, one of the kings of the era, and later on, during the reign of shahab the first, the complex was renovated into its current structur

, the fuel efficient the streets of most of this 1000 strong. the rocket strikes that killed 12 people on the soccer field was the deadliest attack in months since then, exchanges a fire with the lebanese militant group. hezbollah have escalated for the local drew's community in the israel occupied golan heights. it's a shock and that's no real cause. we all know the precious even children like who are killed anyway. elevate in the country of northern the, in his own, killed himself in the lab, in the all the children killed in cost them on children. other no, mean, precious and, and i'm human being, i really my lives, the how you say tranquillity. sure. sure. you pressure level that we look to so strongly assigned a deal and model this guy up with someone come out today if we don't want to dine in the future. launching them despite regular cross border hostilities, hezbollah denies attacking the football pitch where the victims were playing. but israel's army chief says they have evidence proving otherwise. they'll walk efficiencies, but this i

muharram has already descended upon the streets of iran where the soulful beats of drums intertwine with mornful chance casting a somber spell of contemplation over the nation, citizens adorning black attire gathering process. their faces etch with expressions of deep sorrow, paying humage to the marderdom of imam hussain and his companions. with the arrival of muharram, the entire country has transformed into a canvas of grief, where the echos of lamentations and the sight of self-lagilation, seeks to keep alive the sacrifices made for the sake of truth and justice more than 13 centuries ago. muharram is the first month of the islamic calendar, a time of... profound significance for muslims worldwide. it is the beginning of new year, a time of introsection and commemoration of pivotal events in islamic history. this sacred month serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by those who have held the values of justice, faith, and unwavoring devotion. in the early days of muharram in the year 680 ad, imam hussain, the grandson of prophet muhammad, alongside his loyal followers, face the ov

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the lugubrious ambience of muharram has already descended upon the streets of iran where the soulful beats of drums intertwine with mournful chance casting a somber spell of contemplation. over the nation, citizens adorn in black attire gathering processions, their faces etch with expressions of deep sorrow, paying humage to the marterdom of imam hussein and his companions. with the arrival of muharram, the entire country has transformed into a canvas of grief, where the echoes of lamentations and the side of self-fagulation, seeks to keep alive the sacrifices made for the sake of truth and justice more than 13 centuries ago. muharram is the first month of the islamic calendar, a time of profound significance for muslims worldwide. it is the beginning of new year, a time introspection and commemoration of pivotal events in islamic history. this sacred month serves as a reminder of sacrifices made by those who have helped the values of justice, faith and unwavoring devotion. in the early days of muharram in the year 680 ad, imam hussain, the grandson of prophet muhammad, alongside his

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peace be upon him, and the third shiah imam, we were seeing the muharram processions taking place in iran, culminating in the 10th day of the month of mharam, yesterday that was where millions of black... blad morners took to the streets in these morning processions uh leading up to the uh 10th day also known as all uh that's the day when the forces of the second he killed imam hussein and his 72 companions during the battle of karbala uh in modern day iraq around 14 centuries ago has seen as one of the most important occasions in the shia muslim calendar. joining us now from the iraqi capital baghdad we have political commentator mr. ali. mr. anashmi uh welcome to the program uh talk to some. about the of course significance of the day of ash the muharram processions leading up to asura and what special message that this day harbors and carries today? there is there is many message, huge message we can take it, from 14th century we are listening and studying the battle of ashura, the battle of aashura, the mart the martter is... only not 70, 72%, but that just few a limit butter changed

the aligapu structure is located in sepah street, the first district built in iran. complex depicts masterpieces of iranian calligraphy, pluster work tilan. the walls are adorned with tholth inscriptions, reading verses from the holy quran. some walls are covered with ceramic tiles decorated with floral designs. the turquoise colored tiles add to the magnifice of the complex. passing through the dark interior of the building, an entrance leads to the stunning garden with towering trees. the name ali gapu refers to the palaces of the safavic kings. they used to establish palaces with the same name in different cities that were regarded as the capital cities of the country. the first aligapu structure was built intabris. after the safavid were defeated by the ottoman forces, they moved from tabris to gazvin and then to isfahan to avoid occupation of the capital city. the aligapur complex was built upon the order of shah. safavi, one of the kings of the era, and later on, during the reign of shah abbus the first, the complex was renovated into its current structure. kno

as the funeral procession, the streets of most of the shows was 1000 strong. the rocket strikes that killed 12 people on the soccer field was the deadliest attack in months. since then, exchanges a fire with the lebanese militant group, hezbollah have escalated for the local drew's community in the israel occupied. go on heights, it's a shock and that's no real you cause we all know precious. even children like who are killed anywhere else in the country. oh no, the so i'm killing himself in love in the all the children killed in cost them on children other no mean precious. and i'm human being i really my lives the how you see the tranquillity supervisor, you flush it. i know that we look to so strongly and uh, find the deal and model this guy come up with something come out to move. we don't want to dine thing the fuel long thing them. despite regular cross border hostilities, hezbollah denies attacking the football pitch where the victims were playing. but israel's army chief says they have evidence proving otherwise. they'll walk efficiencies, but this is

been followed closely here on press tv where we see the black cloud morner specifically yesterday in iran millions taking to the streets to comemorate the battle of uh carbala by imam hussein and his 72 companions so people have been taking to the streets in these. processions uh on we see a heighten presence on the ninth day of muharram which is known as thuaa and uh that's the day ahead of the ash the wordura literally means the 10th so the ninth and 10th days are the the highlight basically uh of the commemorations and the morning processions all shoot marks today when uh thousands of forces loyal to the despotic second kalif yazid ibn amavia murdered imam hussein peace be upon him and his followers a place still remembered and referred to as cabala in modern day iraq so i believe we're going to cross over now to the um lebanese capital beirot where secretary general of the lebanese resistance movement as well said hasan nasa will be making address on the day of the commemoration of ashura in lebanon. let's listen in. so while we are bring you the address of said hasan nasal, let's tal

i had bleeders giving dark money to the pro hamas rioters in the streets along with iran and hamas ands. she barely said a word about it surely did once when her back was against the wall she waited 24 hours to say anything after that horrendous and violent attack in those riots by hamas at union station and elsewhere. she is really not into defending our country. or it defending israel isn't this the nature of the democrat party? here's the headline from the new republic the one vice presidential pick who could ruin democrat unity. it is the governor of pennsylvania why? because he is jewish. he is jewish at least putatively as i understand it may be even better he supports the state of israel. the democrat party and the media are saying to each other se cn ended the same thing that guy shapiro could be a problem. so was the democrat party all in now with dearborn, michigan and fort lauderdale and the rioters in the street even though it now and then they say they're not? >> it is astonishing. without the most telling part of the netanyahu speech on wednesday was when he said they are

i had bleeders giving dark money to the pro hamas rioters in the streets along with iran and hamas and barely said a word about it surely did once when her back was against the wall she waited 24 hours to say anything after that horrendous and violent attack in those riots by hamas at union station and elsewhere. she is really not into defending our country. or it defending israel isn't this the nature of the democrat party? here's the headline from the new republic the one vice presidential pick who could ruin democrat unity. it is the governor of pennsylvania why? because he is jewish. he is jewish at least putatively as i understand it may be even better he supports the state of israel. the democrat party and the media are saying to each other s cn ended the same thing that guy shapiro could be a problem. so was the democrat party all in now with dearborn, michigan and fort lauderdale and the rioters in the street even though it now and then they say they're not? >> it is astonishing. without the most telling part of the netanyahu speech on wednesday was when he said they are coming

i had bleeders giving dark money to the pro hamas rioters in the streets along with iran and hamas andd once when her back was against the wall she waited 24 hours to say anything after that horrendous and violent attack in those riots by hamas at union station and elsewhere. she is really not into defending our country. or it defending israel isn't this the nature of the democrat party? here's the headline from the new republic the one vice presidential pick who could ruin democrat unity. it is the governor of pennsylvania why? because he is jewish. he is jewish at least putatively as i understand it may be even better he supports the state of israel. the democrat party and the media are saying to each other se cn ended the same thing that guy shapiro could be a problem. so was the democrat party all in now with dearborn, michigan and fort lauderdale and the rioters in the street even though it now and then they say they're not? >> it is astonishing. without the most telling part of the netanyahu speech on wednesday was when he said they are coming for israel at first but it is you, a

i had bleeders giving dark money to the pro hamas rioters in the streets along with iran and hamas andid a word about it surely did once when her back was against the wall she waited 24 hours to say anything after that horrendous and violent attack in those riots by hamas at union station and elsewhere. she is really not into defending our country. or it defending israel isn't this the nature of the democrat party? here's the headline from the new republic the one vice presidential pick who could ruin democrat unity. it is the governor of pennsylvania why? because he is jewish. he is jewish at least putatively as i understand it may be even better he supports the state of israel. the democrat party and the media are saying to each other se cn ended the same thing that guy shapiro could be a problem. so was the democrat party all in now with dearborn, michigan and fort lauderdale and the rioters in the street even though it now and then they say they're not? >> it is astonishing. without the most telling part of the netanyahu speech on wednesday was when he said they are coming for isra

hosseinieh irshad, shariati street, tehran and the crowd that broadcast the elections in iran. the middle east news agency wrote about the reason why the western media is focusing on the iranian elections: iran's elections are carefully followed outside of this country. because iran is a powerful force in the middle east and is at the heart of many geopolitical crises. increasing participation was the most frequent word of the media in the region. like al jazeera media. the participation in the second round is good. we are in one of the religious centers in the north of tehran , and the participation rate is higher based on the information obtained from the first round, and al-mayadeen reporters. one from the heart of the capital and the other from bandar abbas. and reporter of ahed network. we are witnessing the widespread presence of people in the voting centers in tehran, the capital of iran, and also we have received similar news from the voting centers in some cities. i would like to point out that we witnessed extensive efforts in the second round of elections, which was

they were being manipulated by iran on the streets. the visit ignited a new call for a cease fire. abc seven news reporter anser hassan spoke to some bay area activists who are in washington and others who rallied in san francisco to lock him up, lock him up as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu addressed congress, protesters took to the streets of san francisco. >> we are outraged that our tax dollars are funding the genocide of gazans. and it's being done in our name as jews and against, a defenseless palestinian population. >> at the same time, thousands protested netanyahu's visit in washington, d.c, among them oakland resident liv kunis berkowitz. >> netanyahu denigrated protesters as iran's useful idiots, and it's an utter insult to our movement for collective freedom, collective liberation and safety for all human beings. this is his fake news and his pro genocide agenda. talking >> samir arabi is with the arab resource and organizing center in san francisco, which also protested in d.c. i've been dreading this. you know, the fact that this war criminal is here speaki

, people in all cities and villages held their hands on the street and organized gatherings for sardarllah noah.

iran and other countries including yemen, pakistan and afghanistan held special ceremonies on tuesday ceremonies uh dress and black, the shia muslims in this case, the uh scene here is quite telling in the nighttime of how they are holding other rituals remember imam hussein. now this refers to the battle of carbala in one respect, where imam hussein may peace be upon him was murdered along with 72 of his companions in southern iraq in 680 ad after fighting courageously for justice against thousands of soldiers of the zid. iraq, lebanon, and other parts of the world, as we brought to you, such as london is where we uh have seen this day to be marked as opposed to iran, which are marked yesterday, but some towns and provinces are continuing to mark this day as evident from the scenes coming through from yazd. from various countries have made pilmage to the shrine of imam hussain's sister sayida zainab in the syrian capital's countryside. they have converged on the shrine from early tuesday morning to mark the morning day of ashhura that marks the martterdam anniversary of imam hussain.

in south korea people also marched through the streets, marking the occasion, iran and other countriesuding yemen, pakistan, afghanistan, held special ceremonies on tuesday. ashur is the 10th day of the lunar month of muharram. when imam hussein and 72 of his companions were murtered in the plains of karbala in modern day iraq, they were brutally killed by forces of yazid, the tyrannical ruler. the time in 688. braving the scorching heat, these black lad morners are here to pay tribute to the prophet muhammad's grandson imam husan who sacrificed his life along with his 72 companions in the unequal battle of karbala against the tirant of his time yazid. devities of imam husan have conversed in the heart of karachi to remember his martterdom. morners here demonstrate their deep devotion to the ideals of justice and anti-yany resistance offered by the third shiah imam who was martered nearly 14 centuries ago in the place of karbala. to mark the great tragedy of karbala, these mooners walked miles on foot to show that they are against oppression and injustice. we've gathered here today to

the streets of most of the shows was 1000 strong. the rocket strikes that killed 12 people on a soccer field was the deadliest attack in months since then exchanges a fire with the lebanese militant group. hezbollah have escalated for the local drew's community in the israel occupied. go on heights, it's a shock and that's no real cause we all know the practice in children who are killed anywhere element in the country. oh no, the in the, in the so i'm killing himself in love in the all the children killed in cost them on children other no mean precious. and i'm human being, i really my lives, the how you see the tranquillity, who advice for you pressure i know that we look to so strongly and uh, find a deal and model this guy and up with somebody come out and say, if we don't want to dine thing, the fuel loan thing them despite regular cross border hostilities, hezbollah denies attacking the football pitch where the victims were playing. but israel's army chief says they have evidence proving otherwise. we'll look at the fifty's, bu

in south korea, people also marched to the streets, marking the occasion. iran and other countries, including yemen, pakistan and afghanistan held special ceremony tuesday assure. the 10th day of the lunar month of mhaharram when imam hussein 72 of his companions were murdered on the plains of karbala in modern day iraq. they were really killed by forces of yazid, the tyranical ruler of the time in 68. this from carbala, we're looking at again. this is uh what i sure looks like at nighttime there in karbala, but looking at is the fact that you have millions of muslims who are observing this day in particular in karbala at this point nighttime has set there and this is the commemoration of the mar of imam hussein the third imam and the grandson of the prophet muhammad based on what we're seeing here they are holding this ritual which is unique to where they are at there in karbala to remember imam hussein he was murdered along with 72 of his companions in the battle of karbala in southern iraq and yaz here in this public and i was saying uh iranians actually

we have a theatrical play across iran called tatzia.orses are groomed, doused with rose water, and dressed in red or green. someone takes hold of the horse's harness, leads it in front of the parade, all the while stroking its head. when the ceremony is over, they feed the horse and give it back to the owner. ملتی که فرهنگ عاشورا و فرهنگ امام حسین رو داشته باشه که به راهتی نمیشه برا اون ملت ظلم کرد زیر بار ظلم نمیره در مقابل ظلم میایسته بنابراین هم بزرگان ما هم خود مردم تلاش می کنن این روحیه رو بین خودشون زنده نگه دارن و یاد امام رو بزرگ بدارن. apart from that food, enough to feed many people, you'll also catch sight of people serving other things outside their homes or on the streets, and they do it hoping their wishes are granted. this one is called sholazart, dessert made of rice, sugar, rose water, saffron, butter, pistachios and almon nuts with a cinnamon dressing. it's really delicious. as you can see, showlazart has lot of fans. "and this is the famous nogle of yaz that i showed you before a confectionery: this man has packed tog

south korea people also marched through the streets marking on the occasion iran and other countries including yemen, pakistan, afghanistan held. ceremonies on tuesday, ashura is 10th day of the lunar month of muharram when imam hussain and 72 of his companions were martered in the plains of karbala and modern day iraq, they were... brutally killed by the forces of yazid, the tyrannical ruler of the time in 680 ad. braving the scorching heat, these black lad morners are here to pay tribute to the prophet muhammad's grandson imam husan who sacrificed his life along with his 72 companions in the unequal battle of karbala against the tirant of his time yazid devities of conversion heart of karachi to remember his martyrdom. morers here demonstrate their deep devotion to the ideals of justice and anti-yany resistance offered by the third shia imam who was murdered nearly 14 centuries ago in the plains of karbala. to mark the great tragedy of karbala, these mooners walked miles on foot to show that they are against pression and injustice. we've gathered here today to remember the thirst o

hundreds of people were killed and injured in iran. it came to other ways, for example , women do not have the right to migrate in streets and public roads wear a cover-up. two days after the publication of this ad, every woman can be seen in the streets and passages with a veil. many people died in iran to fight against these curtains. one paragraph only on 21 july 1314 in mashhad. the number of victims of goharshad massacre in history. side and neutral writers fluctuate from 300 to 1,600 people, but this story has a less heard story. our name is abdullah , the son of god, our family is deprived of land. order of reza khan. the pahlavi hat and the discovery of the mandatory hijab it was done and reza khan's soldiers followed its implementation to the most remote villages of iran. in short, it was good that everyone sat down, for example, men and women , when they sat down, they pulled their juice from their heads and their hair from their faces, and we did not say anything. the closest foreign country for the people of the south was t

so, remind us briefly about the protests on the streets. remind us where we are in iran right now.e renowned globally, this was because of the morality police in iran, a very notorious organisation that tries to enforce mandatory hijab, it became a huge issue of contention in iran. masoud pezeshkian has called the morality police immoral, he has promised to try to stop them from enforcing mandatory hijab, though hasn't gone as far as questioning the law of mandatory hijab itself, but what his promise and what a lot of people are hoping is that those people who have turned completely against the regime because of its brutal repression of protesters, because its restrictive social policies, that he may draw them also into the fore. during his campaign he said, i heard your message, the message of not voting, because we had a 40% turnout in the first round of elections, that was a huge act of civil disobedience and defiance against the regime, so during his presidential debates he said, i heard your message and i will do everything i can to bring you back to the fore, and reconciliate

iran supplies weapons to hezbollah and supplies weapons used to fight in ukraine.uthis, the islamic republic of iran is the main security threat in the region and the main key to security in the middle east. russia has a different opinion about who is starting the fire in the middle east. providing diplomatic cover for israel's actions, supplying weapons and ammunition washington, everyone understands this, has become a direct accomplice in the conflict, just as in the case of the situation in ukraine, if this support ceases, the bloodshed will be stopped, but the united states either does not want or cannot do this, apparently, the main thing is not saving human lives, but maneuvers that will allow you to score more points during the election campaign. today's discussion showed that the united states actually refused to discuss plans for a peaceful settlement in advance. in connection... in this regard , the russian minister reminded the american i would like to convey to permanent representative thomas grimfield her statement yesterday at the security council. sh

iran supplies weapons to hezbola, supplies weapons used to fight in ukraine.o the houthis. the islamic republic of iran is the main security threat in the region and the main key to security on... points during the election campaign. today's discussion showed that the united states in fact, they refused to discuss plans for a peaceful settlement in advance. in this regard , the russian minister reminded american permanent representative thomas grimfield of her yesterday’s phrase to the security council. she didn't like the russian side's arguments so much that at some point she said, apparently she - quote - went into the wrong room. israel does not need any plan with a hint of peace. today we were convinced of this again. by the way, i wanted to ask. dear representatives of the united states, listening today to the speech of the representatives of israel, you have no there was a feeling that you were in the wrong room and came to the wrong discussion that was announced. i hope it's clear what we're talking about. russia advocates an immediate ceasefire in the

passages many people died in iran against these curtain doors. the number of victims of the goharshad massacre among pro and neutral historians fluctuates from 300 to 1,600 people, but this story has a less heard story. let's say that he was born to hazrat. the province of bushehr says from the days that by the order of reza khan, the pahlavi hat and the discovery of the hijab were worn, and reza khan's soldiers followed its implementation to the most remote villages of iran. the men and women of pulu hami sit down and pull their juice from his head. the length of them was pulled from their faces. arab, waboi , waboi, waboi, no, kich gatti also came and cut his hair short . he said that the government is no longer useful to us. they all left. reza qadirian, now known as haj reza qadirian , should emigrate from iran, for example, to qom and khush, considering the state of hijab . to meet the gift of the homeland they forgave and went away, the emirates of this repetition of the name of iran in the sentences of the virtual active emirates of these

again, not a word, on the streets of iran people keep coming out and coming out.t. moreover , the guest of honor, his security was baked in a special way. the fact that the territorial integrity of iran was violated, the fact that a political assassination was committed, will, of course, force iran to act, and we will see this response in the near future. in the meantime, three days of mourning have been declared in iran. ismail hanei's funeral will take place on friday in the capital of qatar, where he last lived. the instigators of the pogroms, by the way, are already repenting that they were called upon; on the internet they are discussing the story of a woman who actively supported the protesters, but only until the moment the same people destroyed her own stall. now she is heartbroken and does not know where to get money to live. earlier, the venezuelan authorities stated that they were trying to shake up the situation in the republic from the outside. caracos recalled its diplomats from countries that did not recognize the election results, and today decided