relations between the two countries with the special attention of the sultan of oman and said that muscat supports the continuation of political consultations between the two countries . 24 martyrs in the zionist attacks on the gaza strip in the attacks of the zionist regime on the maqazi camp in 13 palestinians were martyred and many were injured in the gaza strip and germuk region. the relief forces and the people took out the bodies of the martyrs, which were cut into pieces, from under the rubble. 11 palestinians were martyred in the attacks of the occupiers in the mabasi area in the west of khan yunis. another news from the occupied territories is that five palestinians were martyred in the zionist attack on the nurshams camp during karam in the west bank. zionist regime soldiers as well. in the attack on al-arub camp in the north of the city of hebron in the west bank, a number of people were arrested. in seattle , usa, the third day in a row of a possible cyber attack internet, phone, email and other systems have been disrupted at seattle-tacoma international airport. so far, hundr

muscat, muscat, any fool knows, deep fruity tone, oily aftertaste with a distinct sourness.a good toast, i'd like to drink to one spectacular girl who visited my vineyard, no, no. listen to me, i want to drink, i want to drink to nine, to you, hurray! you see, mish, this man, he is not exactly a bad man. but rather stubborn, does not want to talk to him, you are the owner, yes, well, i am leaving until i talk to the owner, well , i said that i am just a hired worker, well, now say that you are not just a hired worker, then it turns out that i led the man around by the nose for 2 days, and this man did not let you live in peace for 2 days, when the man thinks that i am a liar, and do you care what this man pro... gata thinks, misha, breakfast? good morning, how did you sleep? like home, my head is not it hurts, i brought you a dress, it will suit, whose is it, it belongs to a girl. don't you want to go for a walk? are you hinting that it's time for me to go to moscow? no, i wanted to show you the vineyard, why? aren't you interested in seeing how what you drink grows? sunday!

since according to muscat believes that in today's environment it would be both abnormal and indecent to applaud the death of a woman who fell victim to male cruelty. i read the news in the trend of world scandals, a resident of great britain found in the fairy tale sleeping beauty propaganda of rape and demanded to remove this work from the school curriculum for junior classes, she was outraged, you know, she was outraged by the scene in which the prince kisses the sleeping woman, and what is this kiss? in this charming fairy tale revives this beautiful princess, she becomes alive and beloved, it's generally boring, let it be a corpse, that is, yes, the resident of great britain does not even have the thought that she is thus not giving the princess the opportunity to be resurrected, because she was not asked for permission to kiss, and this is serious, i just want to... open my eyes, she says, what are you, are you crazy, or what, are you all sick, this is a fairy tale, this is not about weinstein, this is not about hollywood beauties, this is a fairy tale, no, this does not exist,

he left for muscat, oman with 25 athletes this morning.id today to participate in the central asian caffa competitions. with the announcement of taj, the president of the football federation, two more shipments of video assistant referee devices entered the country. 18-year-old zarqam saadawi hafek, a former member of the foulad football team , joined the students of javad nekonam in the esteghlal team with a 4-year contract. arman ekvan, the defender of last season's sailor, went to golgohar sirjan with a two-year contract. also , the new team of the chador premier league recruited the 32-year-old goalkeeper ardakan edson and the 24-year-old brazilian player ilhorm pira. hamid derakhshan , the former manager of persepolis football team , took charge of damash gilan first division team. also, alireza khodayei, a former player of perspis, signed a two -year contract with damash gilan, the first division football team attached we have reached the end of this hour's sports news. thank you for your support. in the name of allah, rahman, rahim

our side should be exported through dubai, jebel ali , and muscat, mersin, which is not in our statisticsbecause of these issues, we went. we said, well, we should at least go and establish a cooperation with these countries where our goods are exported. we got up and went to istanbul with the association. istanbul isiad industrial and investment businessmen cooperation agreement with africa was created with the help of mr. mohammadi , our consul general in istanbul, who really worked hard. i thank him right here, and also the first consul in istanbul was full of black people. it's interesting to everyone, we know where you are from, he says, i am 90% from qena. being from qena, they announced cooperation with us and even told us that now the goods that want to go to east africa from istanbul, mersin, and menard, turkey, must pass through the suez canal, and the suez canal has a heavy cost. there have been a few ships there, if you have heard of them, they have sunk the cost is too heavy for me. well, the housyas are attacking the ships for helping the resistance front . the cost of carry

muscat was claiming this morning u.k.ver one billion tweets and post have been shared as a result, but none of those have been positive. let's face it, elon musk is not a bbc news channel interviewer. most of the interview, at least the first 35 minutes as far as i could tell, was musk going "yeah, uh-huh," the line after line of donald trump's manifesto, as it were. ben: yeah, it would be interesting to see elon musk on the bbc news channel. ybe he would get offered to show, who knows. speak about the content of the conversation. what did you make of it? some critics said it was rambling, some said it was a love-in between the two men. >> i think both of those characterizations are correct. there were so many things that the harris campaign has used and will continue to use, soundbites on everything from climate change to making comments about electric cars with elon musk to his supposed conversations with vladimir putin. but i think the most important thing to remember is that donald trump accomplished at least one of h

>> when muscat took over twitter, he had to remove 80% of the people who worked there to straighten theanization out. i think demands on the higher education side is even higher. the fact that there are a few heads that imploded saying how pervasive the corruption is. we have seen that since october 7. so many have come out in full support of the terrorist organization. to the degree the ayatollah himself congratulated them, one of the most mind-boggling things i've ever seen. i don't think the ivy league can be easily turned around, partly why we launched our own initiative we launched the academy two weeks ago, 20000 students already. we got the best investors in the world. the only way higher education can be transformed is a direct challenge to the financial and reputation and they are doing everything they can to destroy both of those which is helpful so i don't have faith they can be turned around because there are no conservatives left, hardly any classical liberal so how do you turn an institution like that around? who you have teach and administer if no one is left? >> my hope

it shows that muscat can use his platform, x, twitter, whatever we call it, on the spotlight.ught we were going to learn any more about trump, i don't think we did. but fortrump, more about trump, i don't think we did. butfortrump, i more about trump, i don't think we did. but fortrump, ithink more about trump, i don't think we did. but for trump, i think it gives him access to some other audiences that isn't necessarily the maga crowd, but i think it opens him up to more independent voters, other types of voters that don't necessarily follow his rallies. find necessarily follow his rallies. and hen , if necessarily follow his rallies. and henry. if he _ necessarily follow his rallies. and henry. if he was _ necessarily follow his rallies. and henry, if he was on the back foot, donald trump, do you think this was a good way of reigniting or reenergizing his campaign? that a good way of reigniting or reenergizing his campaign? that is a serious question. _ reenergizing his campaign? that is a serious question. it _ reenergizing his campaign? that is a serious question. it was _

reports come out, we've had some new crossfire coming out of the southern strip of gaza as well as muscat noticing has named -- the hamas leader was killed last week of the political leader no naming daniel stillwater -- seamoore as his successor. right back to you. >> bret: former israeli prime minister naftali bennet jones widow. thank you for being here. first of all just paid the picture if you would about the tension at home and what it's like in the region with this sort of sort of damocles hanging over your head with what iran is threatening. >> it's pretty crazy. before coming to the interviewer called called off my wife and children and wanted to be sure that they're at home, near shelter. you've got 10 million israeli citizens that are hunkering down waiting. thing that is wrong by the way. i think of who we should not necessarily be waiting to be attached. iran is highly vulnerable, much weaker than people tend to think. and i think they need to understand that there's going to be such a huge price to be paid if the mess around with us. >> bret: what do you think the u.s. shoul

he's not down in muscat. whatever it is down there getting a tui flight out of heathrow.has his own jet. >> he's got a sports car. >> he's got a sports car. >> he's got a sports car. >> he probably does. i bet he has got all that stuff. this guy i don't like him. >> well, you know, i don't particularly like him either. and also, for all the money that he gives to labour, he give £5 million to labour in the 12 months before the election. but then he gets subsidies back from then he gets subsidies back from the government. so this is just an energy baron . this is just an energy baron. this is just business. the way business lobbying has always worked, its funding has always worked. >> like the guy who said something racist, they gave 10 million to the tories but was making hundreds of millions back from nhs contracts. both parties, the corruption is that's the biggest problem here, that's the biggest problem here, that the money is just making extra money go back to their pockets. well, oh, we'll give you 10 million and then trouser another 100. >> no it's, it's not just t