pointing to jesus of nazareth, as to the messiah and son of god. is factual. the geta is the one in whose right hand it was written. i'll send you a favor to you, maygo anela, please give me a gift to taba. sapraudy, i tell you, i say yesus. there was no big step for jan chrystsitsel from the people of the people. ale naymensh u valadarstvo thank you so much for iago. daraghi. syabry, the most holy dzeva marya , the oldest svayachtsy elzbetse, kalita nasila v ulonna yana, the celebrant of christ. let us know that the inheritance of jesus christ, the son of god, is faithful to each of us, as christ was the abbot of the great pakoray and ancestral ruble. the highest name. it’s a sunny day, and there haven’t been many of them in our country, because the name jan is very popular among us, i wish for all of us to become saints, because the holiness of this particular life is the punishment of god. on let us be the most important information of christ and the gospel, i bless you. the name is aitza and the son and the holy spirit. amen. live news to belar

magchyma, he would not have been known to his mentors from nazareth during the last winter.stus himself let the apostle paul show himself his affection. jesus chose paul himself. ulichvayuchy off-the-cuff erudition. god worked as a missionary for the pagans, so he could write on any topic. pavel taxama had a strong patent for the pious, who fell upon his wife to re-inherit christians and discarding them from turmu, if, as he is a merkava, such people deserve judaism. brothers and sisters, two of them, although different. pagans and professions, former asabists followed christ to preach the gospel. each of them had their own life. and god will find me, because he will send them there, so that they can realize their greatest potential. varta pra gata podumatsi i us, for christ is shepherding may patrabu in the ancestors of good news. i am grateful for the information that will be... the gifts that he himself shchodra adorvae, and the diversity of these gifts is not known to the kastsela please forgive me, only our evangelism is more rich on the right, and since god is in the d

those are now going south and reaching to nazareth. nazareth is a lower galley. and much of the galley has been set on fire by these rockets. the government had to think about a two front war not just a one front war. america's media is focused on gaza. but they are also focused on a much larger threat. they have 10,000 amount of rockets. >> as you are well aware, there have been plenty of criticism on a global level of israel's conduct during this war. do you think seeing these hostages getting rescued by idf soldiers. does that do anything to mitigate the criticism? the criticism has been, of course that is really is really really, this could've been hamas members but we do not know yet. but a lot of civilians were killed. the heavy handedness of israel has been heavily criticized. >> reporter: it has, indeed. it will can can you unabated. there are certain numbers of policy numbers that we had to mean pain the military pressure on hamas. in order to get them where they will give up hostages. i think the argument will be strengthened. but for people to think th

they are right to run away and go to nazareth because of banbaran and military operations. as human beings, they should go to another place and take refuge. they could not even return to their homes that day, so this was not only theft, it was also theft and legitimacy. forgiving and legalizing their actions was a kind of double theft, you know how my father killed in 1965 when he saw tractors uprooting trees. he cried like a little child and fell on the ground. he was 90 years old at that time. we took him to the hospital but he died. he could not bear this situation. i told my father, father, they took our land. he said: our trees are still there. but when the trees were uprooted, he became mad. it's enough i got tired. please. the quality of swearing shoes is in sync with similar foreign products , the double-layer textured upper is very resistant and flexible, and the sole is flexible light weight. and comfortable, suitable for long walks, sports and daily activities, the price is discounted , buy directly from the manufacturer, only 399 thousand tomans , to order, text

she was born in nazareth and is of palestinian chilean dissent.not just palestinian or arab musicians that are speaking out. the hit r&b singer khemlani and a troupe of dancers wearing them on their shoulders danced in front of palestinian flags. she raised more than half $1 million for gaza and the congo from proceeds of that single. and this was probably the most viral at all of these new songs. songs. >>> that was grammy-winning artist macklemore's anthem for gaza that made worldwide headlines, noticeably coming from a white and mainstream performer. all proceeds from this song are going to the u.n. agency that works of palestinians. across race, religion, geography, more and more musical artist are finding their courage to speak. when we come back, one of those artists, the grammy nominated belly, joins us on the show. if you have chronic kidney disease you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with farxiga. because there are places you'd like to be. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration,

one of them hit as far south as nazareth today, which is in southern galilee.nd 80,000 israelis have been displaced. half of galleys up on flame from his mother rockets and the government in israel is under tremendous pressure to react to this. and that could trigger a much, much broader war. this is bola as a military force is ten times what hamas was. and with rockets that are far more accurate, 150,000 of these rockets so it's really government and benny gantz's decision to remain in the government very much reflects not just what's going on in gaza today, but i think even more to the point, what's going on in galilee and i want to underscore something you just brought up because when the president announced this plan that he said was the israeli plan and will and pressure hamas to accept it. >> he said that he it was his understanding and belief that hamas was not able are in a place where they could go forward with another october 7 type attack at this moment and you bring in hezbollah and what they are doing in the north. would you say it's a fair assessm

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i was put in an orphanage in cheltenham, nazareth house, run by nuns.'s a story. >> interesting. >> interesting. >> two and a half years. my birth. by a catholic, woman. she was a nurse who lived in birmingham. she used to visit me. so she was hoping that at some point she would be able to give little patrick, as i was then patrick james connolly, good catholic home. but that never happened . i was then put never happened. i was then put up for adoption when i was two and a half, and i was adopted when i was three by a fantastic couple, betty and george, in swindon. and i had a brilliant upbringing. but as i got closer to 50 and i thought, i have to find a curiosity, why do i look like this? why do i behave like this? and also i thought, if she's still with us, the birth mother, she needs to know i'm okay. a remarkable adventure. it's almost like a thriller. finding her and all the twists and turns i'm glad i did. it's not like davina mccall happy endings, i'm afraid. but what's been extraordinary about this book? camilla, i have got so many letters. th

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