the position of algeria in africa and north africa is a special position , it is located in the field of islamic civilization, and it is a country in a privileged position that our relationship with algeria can greatly help our relationship with africa, north africa and the role that the two countries have in the is countries. islamic, the role that two countries have in opec gas, in opec oil and in the gas forum, the role that two countries have in the islamic world, this has brought us closer together. another point is the issue of fighting unilateralism, which algeria and the islamic republic of iran and many independent countries this is how the world looks today they fully accept that one should stand against unilateralism and accept this approach . the view of the two countries is to support the oppressed people of palestine and gaza. in our bilateral meeting , the issue of palestine is also the issue, which today is not only the issue of the islamic world, but also the issue of palestine. the world is humanity. it will definitely be discussed by us. the second point is the issu

, north africa, the role that our two countries have in the islamic countries, the role that dr. oil and in the gas forum, the role that two countries have in the islamic world, these have brought us closer together. another point is the issue of fighting unilateralism, which algeria, the islamic republic of iran, and many independent countries in the world today fully accept this point of view. he stood against unilateralism and they accept this approach. the view of the two countries is to support the oppressed people of palestine and gaza. the issue of palestine, which today is not only the issue of the islamic world but also the issue of the world of humanity , will definitely be discussed by us. the second point is the issue of the political relationship between the two countries and the commercial and economic relationship between the two countries, algeria is a very good market for our businessmen and iran. islam can also be reciprocal because of the relationship we have with the countries of the persian gulf and central asia , it can be a good basis for communication with alg

, north africa . opec oil and the role of two countries in the gas forum. in the islamic world, this has brought us closer together. the process of counting votes for the elections of the islamic council and the council of experts has begun. the spokesperson of the country's election headquarters said: after counting the votes, the results of each district will be announced gradually. islamic with the presence of reporters present at the ministry of interior counting the votes of the twelfth period of parliamentary elections. the islamic council and the 6th term of the assembly of leadership experts added that after the counting of votes , the minutes of the meeting are recorded in the constituencies and the data and information are entered into the authentication machine so that the result is equal to the results of the meeting. eslami said: in addition, this process should be carried out in all main and sub-areas and automatically transfer information from the sub-areas to the main areas. the spokes

algeria can greatly help our connection with africa, north africa, the role we play as two countries in the ec of islamic countries, the two countries play a role in the gas opec, in the oil opec and in the gas forum , the two countries play a role. in the islamic world, this has brought us closer together. the spokesperson of the country's election headquarters said that after counting the votes, the results of each area will be announced gradually. eslami, in the presence of journalists present at the ministry of interior regarding the counting of votes for the 12th election cycle of the islamic council and the 6th cycle of the assembly of leadership experts, added that in the constituencies, after the votes are assigned, the minutes of the meeting are recorded and the information is entered into the authentication system. equal to the result stated in the meeting report be the same islami said that this process should be carried out in all the main and sub-areas and automatically transfer information from the sub-areas to the main areas. the spokesperson of the country's election

africa. halva literally means dessert or sweet. in iran, it specifically refers to a confection made treat is a souvenir from espahan. you've probably heard of this one because it's quite well known around the world. gas a sweet with plenty of health benefits. no trip to iran and isfahan in particular would be complete without gas, a persian nugget with pistaches. depending on the ingredients mixed in, gas can have a subtle rose flavor or nutty taste, it can be white or it can become a little bit yellow because of the addition of spices such as saffron. gisumishahmadi for iran. it's a good way to see how poor people uh in poor countries or even in our own countries live, fasting basically heightens your awareness of your surroundings and everything, and it brings back the reasons for doing dua, for reading hor. when the sun sets, uh, it's a fantastic feeling of achievement. bismillahirrahmanirrahim. ولو ان قرانا سيرت به الجبال او قطعت به الارض او كلم به الموتى. لو يشاء الله لهدى الناس جميعا ولا يزال الذين كفروا تصيبهم بما صنعوا قارعه او تحل قريبا من دارهم صدق الله. your press of head

africa. consumed all year round. another traditional treat is a souvenir for... isfahan, you've probably heard of this one because it's quite well known around the world. gas a suite with plenty of health benefits. no trip to iran and isfahan in particular would be complete without gas, a persian nugget with pistacheos. gas is actually made with the sap of the angabin plant, which in persian is called gazangebin and that's where it gets its name from. اصلی گزبین های گیاهی هستش که شامل ترنجبین، شیرخش انگبین هایی که از گذای علفی استفاده میشه. شکر، گلوکز، گلاب، سفیده، تخممرغ و بهترین مغزهایی که از مغزهای پسته بادوم ازش استفاده میکنن و داخل ترکیبات گز قرار میدن. rectangles, depending on the ingredients mixed in, gas can have a subtle rose flavor or nutty taste, it can be white or it can become a little bit yellow because of the addition of spices such as saffron (gisumishah ahmadi) for iran. the israeli occupation demonstrates its hatrid on houses of the lord. this mask was reduced to rubble by f

a data honda regional director for middle east and north africa for unicef. thank you for your time. thank you. are still head on alger 0. find out why thousands of striking doctors inside korea define the that was more right on its way from spain. disgusting to the next 24 hours. but we should probably concentrate what's happening just here. south of monica and west. eventually that low that well developed into something quite substantial, it'll produce fairly strong winds. great deal of rain, usually it's on its way across the traffic and on there's no open flank, some snow as well. so close again then for the rest of monday is the right and that's probably the focus particularly on these eastern area codes. so from example, albania, down through degrees, co, fast, to get some snow on the high ground here. and the winds are very strong behind it. so for example, if i didn't, yeah, you'll get with ins. northwest india gale's on monday with them. right. and then it stays wouldn't even not so much. so on tuesday, wednesday. so this window, so effects out year

it's one of $89.00 southern whites, reino, called being kept on a protected farm in south africa's north waste providence. over the next few years, these animals could find themselves in angola, dwanda, the democratic republic of congo, malawi, or ted. why did, why did some vicious it's, it's definitely exciting to think that the opportunity that it, that it presents not any 4 runner as a species to di, risk or on it. but for the benefit of biodiversity, it, it definitely does motivate us to, to keep doing what we do. moving the babies will be lied to look. the real heavy lifting comes when the majority of the heard over 1900 rhinos must be transported southern wide, reino can weigh between 2 and 3 tons. and transporting one across the board is, can costs over $50000.00 us dollars per reino. so i'm sort of, i'll take on it is that these are on it has a have a mess of value. um, not necessarily talking about a financial value, but an ecological value that they need to play in open areas, you know, contributing to by diversity shaping shipping landscapes. herano often seen a sentinel speci

i've seen that only with the middle east and these with north africa was due to the your in, in, in an easier portfolio. in my opinion. as an observer, this great potential has not been fully explored. that i mean how the relationship between seen the new year and the russian federation is old, vice versa, and bring maximum benefits to both bodies so that he can do it without the husband come up. so why do you think it has not been explored? so actually they have been active on intensive diplomatic efforts. i know what the indian embassy moscow and the russian federation embassy in jakarta i doing. but there is still a kind of insecurity in this post cold war in a world. because i think the west america, in particular, will not allow and is lemay country like indonesia or the country in the middle east. they have relations with no west west. but the de facto is like, well, has good relations with the russian federation. any melodic but got nothing. yeah, this is interesting sir, because it turns out that the role of indonesia in the role of the meetings that you conducted is about more

the root cause is economic miss my, it's much costly, it's happening from the health to north africa to east africa and economies that are failing. so these, these, these are much harder issues to solve it. so you're off for a band aid solutions helping to stem migration using the security based approach. and just lastly, mr. had all given that 2 thirds of egypt, sions a currently living under the poverty line. how much do you think that all of these latest bronze, these loans will help the average egyptian? well it's, it's hard. it's hard to assume the median back to this, you know, to this trickling down to the, to the ordinary egyptian difference have been suffering from the shocks. the fund demik, the loss of towards them arrivals from the pest demick and you have the source canals, reduction of revenue. so in the sense and then you have 2 bits of conflicts and circling egypt and against down and the gaza. so as in terms of long term, beautiful need to have a structural reform to address address a trade deficit, then a desk burden. that's, that is driving the junction people's do

the root cause is economic miss my, it's meant to have costly happening from this a health to north africa, to east africa, and economies that are failing. so these, these, these are much harder issues to solve it. so you're off for a band aid solutions helping to stem migration using the security based approach. and just lastly, mr. had all given that 2 thirds of egypt, sions a currently living under the poverty line. how much do you think that all of these latest bronze, these loans will help the average egyptian? well it's, it's hard. it's hard to see an immediate impact of this. you know, to this trickling down to the, to the ordinary egyptian difference have been suffering from the shocks. the fund demik, the loss of towards them arrivals from the pest demick and you have the source canal, a reduction of revenue. so in the sense and then you have 2 bits of conflicts and circling egypt and again sit down and, and, and the gaza. so as in terms of long term, beautiful need to have a structural reform to address, address a trade deficit, then a desk burden. that's, that is driving the jun

all right, nor show of policy advisor in the box, them to the middle east and north africa. thank you very much for joining us. this our so representatives from 8 organizations are protesting in london. they're calling on the british government to pressure israel to allow more aid into gaza and ended siege. charlie angela is in london. charlie, what are you learning for outside the far enough isn't behind me. you can hear the noise in finding pots and the steps to emulate the sound of what children for the $100.00 i have a saving during. now, these protest is a made us, it was from the group, medical apricot, a city, and all the 8 organization. and that's trying to put pressure on the stuff with them on that as well. next, a move with me is the ceo of my not any of your time disability has started by telling me what it is. your saw a witness against how the situation has a secure agent here today because you know, and then in the 1100000 people are in catastrophic levels of security. and over the month to for the last 5 months more, we've consistently issued warnings about h

i've seen that only with the middle east, with north africa was due to the urine in indonesia. although in my opinion as an observer, this great potential has not been fully explored how the relationship between indonesia and the russian federation, or vice versa, can bring maximum benefits to both bodies. so why do you think it has not been explored? actually, they have been active in intensive diplomatic assets. i know what the indonesian embassy moscow and the russian federation embassy in jakarta are doing. but there is still a kind of in security in this post cold war in a world. because i think the west america, in particular, will not allow and is less the country like indonesia or the country in the middle east. they have relations with known west and s, but the, the factories lumnick well has good relations with the russian federation. any melodic but got nothing. yeah, this is interesting sir, because it turns out that the role of indonesia and the role of the meetings that you have conducted is about more than just religious cultural factors, but also concerns the ec

i've seen that only with the middle east, with north africa was due to the your end in indonesia. although it might have been in as an observer, this great potential has not been fully explored how the relationship between indonesia and the russian federation, or vice versa, can bring maximum benefits to both bodies that come up. so why do you think it has not been explored? so actually they have been active in intensive diplomatic assets. i know what the indonesian embassy moscow and the russian federation embassy in jakarta are doing. but there is still a kind of in security in this post cold war in a world. because i think the west america, in particular, will not allow and islamic country like indonesia or the country in the middle east to have relations with non west in this list. but the, the factories lumnick well has good relations with the russian federation. any melodic but got of nothing. yeah, this is interesting sir, because it turns out that the role of indonesia and the role of the meetings that you have conducted is about more than just religious cultural factors,

he's an economic and political risk analyst, and middle east and north africa director at the global council. thank you for your time, mr. hannah. it's often said that egypt is too big to be allowed to fail. isn't that how important isn't economic? it's political stability to the region. well, egypt economy beside this population is proximity to europe and its importance to the mediation process. and the israel palestine. conflict means that your couldn't witness a place like you to send it to greater economic term, especially as, as we've seen increasing numbers of egyptians use libya as a culture and bar cation for european found irregular migration. and that software gets that before the 7000000000 package from the u was approved. agents economy was on the break. and when do you imagine approve this long earlier this month and a $1000000000.00 long the, you felt that it was confident that he was going into a, into a direction of economic reform. and the i'm s. m s approval was a seal of approval. then you're going to, you could feel confident. yes, that it could extend this into t

it's meant to and costly, it's happening from the health to north africa, to east africa, and economies that are failing. so these, these, these are much harder issues to solve it. so you're off for a band aid solutions helping to stem migration using the security based approach. and just lastly, mr. has all given that 2 thirds of egypt, sions a currently living under the poverty line. how much do you think that all of these latest bronze, these loans will help the average egyptian? well it's, it's hard. it's hard to see. and a medium box to this, you know, to this trickling down to the, to the ordinary egyptian districts have been suffering from the shocks. the fun stomach, the loss of tourism arrivals from the pest demick and you have this was kind of a reduction of revenue. so in the sense and then you have to put the conflicts in circling egypt and against the down and the gaza. so in terms of long term, beautiful need to have a structural reform to address address a trade deficit then a desk burden. that's, that is driving the junction people's down and causing inflation and erodin

the root cause is economic miss my, its mental conflicts happening from the health to north africa, to east africa, and economies that are failing. so these, these, these are much harder issues to solve it. so you're off for a band aid solutions helping to stem migration using the security based approach. and just lastly, mr. had all given that 2 thirds of egypt, sions a currently living under the poverty line. how much do you think that all of these latest bronze, these loans will help the average egyptian? well it's, it's hard. it's hard to assume the median back to this, you know, to this trickling down to the, to the ordinary egyptian difference have been suffering from the shocks. the fund demik, the loss of towards them arrivals from the pest demick and you have this was kind of a reduction of revenue. so in the sense and then you have to put the complex and startling egypt and again sit down and, and, and the gaza. so in terms of long term, beautiful need to have a structural reform to address address a trade deficit, then a desk burden. that's, that is driving the junction peop

my is meant and costly happening from this a health to north africa, to east africa, and economies that are failing. so these, these, these are much harder issues to solve it, so you're off for a band aid solutions helping to stem migration using the security based approach. and just lastly, mr. had all given that 2 thirds of egypt, sions, accommodate 11 under the poverty line. how much do you think that all of these latest bronze, these loans will help the average egyptian? well it's, it's hard. it's hard to see in a medium box to this, you know, to this trickling down to the, to the ordinary egyptian conditions have been suffering from the shocks. the fun stomach, the loss of towards them arrivals from the pest demick and you have this was kind of a reduction of revenue. so in the sense and then you have to put the complex and startling egypt and begin to down. and then the garza so as in terms of long term beautiful need to have a structural reform to address address a trade deficit then a desk burden. that's, that is driving the junction people's down and causing inflation. and you'

very vast and project situation is unfolding on the ground that is in units asked, middle east and north africa regional communications officer setting lewis to wells that say so less hey, on all to international we was back. so we more news and views the in previous tours of duty. i often heard the phrase artillery is the god of war. soldiers were pieces and is often seen on military chaperones. was stuck in my head . what do they mean really? i was wondering what the soldiers are like, what will they do and how they handle that powerful weapons that go down. yeah. there. yeah, but the emotion with the guys to the fine position for a combat task going at around 40 kilometers an hour and there's probably nothing to hold onto here. the the as we drew my attention was attracted by a soldier with non unusual co sign on his baseball cap, tangerine and civilian life. he was a ship most of the monday. yeah, but as i've only been, is i'd say couple years and they're both j as in special good all the way up and started running and done that would the what was, what is going on with the 2 s for 2

one example, the arabs spring uprisings of 2011, which swept through much of north africa in the middle east. us president brock obama expressed support for the pro democracy demonstrators, seemingly ignoring old loyalties to leaders in the region, the saudi arabia and the u. a e warrants and needs. then obama signed the 2015 nuclear agreement with their regional arrival, the wrong things seem to look up for the gulf when donald trump took over the us presidency. but that ended up being more show than substance in 2019 the ron backed rebels attack, saudi arabian oil facilities set to be shown here. trump didn't take any action. this was seen as proving the us can't be fully counted on for security. to add insult to injury trump successor joe biden snob to principal habit of saudi arabia for several years. the rest emerged over the murder of this mat, jamal castro, p. a saudi journalist, and fierce creating of the monarchy in 2018. he was killed in the saudi consulate in turkey, on top of that, in the mid to thousands. the us challenge the very foundation of the us goals partnership. it

africa to south asia.he international efforts of the past decade appear to have been successful. the so -called islamic state and al-qaeda were destroyed. the frightening specter of international terrorism, against which world war was declared at the beginning of the century, seems to have receded or not? we asked a subject matter expert about this. time, but there are branches throughout many countries of the islamic world, but the ones with their own center do not exist as of today known this may be you know boko haram in africa, in nigeria in cameroon, in chad, there, another famous branch is , of course, velayat, khorasan, which exists in afghanistan on the border with pakistan, in nanganhar province, too. of these branches has its own head in , if regarding the velayat of khorasan in afghanistan, this is samullah ghafari, a real person, an ethnic tajik afghan, and he, if for a couple of years now, heads this branch, well, that is, there is no central management, after the murder in al - in baghdad the

africa. and only four of this number changed their names. according to the report, the vast majority of thirty-seven. newly registered women work in the army or police. i understand that my appearance may be shocking, but i do not offend anyone. thank god there is a law that allows me, as a woman, to enjoy my rights as such. what is the problem? although francisco javier followed all the necessary procedures step by step, supporters of the trans law still do not support him. by the way, one of the critics. in this case, it is very easy to abuse this right, since you simply need to confirm four times that you want to change the gender in your data. roberto perdeganez, an army corporal who registered as a woman last year, now earns more money and lives in better housing. on the outside i feel like a straight man, but on the inside i am a lesbian. and it is the latter that matters. that is why i made the legal change to become a woman,” said corporal perdeganez. who still sports a beard, sources

one example, the arab spring uprisings of 2011, which swept through much of north africa in the middle east. us president brock obama expressed support for the pro democracy demonstrators, seemingly ignoring old loyalties to leaders in the region, the saudi arabia and the u. a. e warrants. and he used then obama signed the 2015 nuclear agreement with their regional rival, iran. things seem to look up for the gulf when donald trump took over the us presidency. but that ended up being more show than substance in 2019 the wrong backed rebels attacked saudi arabian oil facilities set to be shown here. trump didn't take any action. this was seen as proving the us can't be fully counted on for security. to add insult to injury trump, successor joe biden snapped principal habit of saudi arabia for several years. the risk emerged over the murder of this mat, jamal ketchup, t a. saudi journalist and fierce critics of the monarchy in 2018. he was killed in the saudi consulate in turkey. on top of that, in the mid to thousands. the us challenge the very foundation of the us goals partnership. it

american north africa expert rather, and program director now at the international crisis group. earlier we asked him what needs to change for a c spar and hostage release deal to happen in order for the fire to happen, unique's book has been lacking a long, which is us pressure as well to to accept one. and of course, there are differences between his role and how i'm asked if i was a ceasefire, should be a. but regardless of those differences, the fact that we're facing the imminent threat of spending in gaza and we're close to 2000000 people. roommate. this may suggest that a ceasefire is urgently needed and so united states is the only power that can help bring that about if it's were to use the leverage that have passed to the us state of texas now and the ongoing legal fight over a new immigration law, it brands, state officials, the power to arrest in the port anyone's suspected of crossing the border illegally from mexico. up until now enforcing immigration laws was the responsibility of federal not state authorities. the new law was supposed to go into force this month,

one example, the arab spring uprisings of 2011, which swept through much of north africa in the middle east. us president brock obama expressed support for the pro democracy demonstrators, seemingly ignoring old loyalties to leaders in the region, the saudi arabia and the u. a e weren't to needs. then obama signed the 2015 nuclear agreement with their regional rival, iran. things seem to look up for the gulf when donald trump took over the us presidency. but that ended up being more show than substance in 2019 iran backed rebels, attacked saudi arabian oil facilities set to be shown here. trump didn't take any action. this was seen as proving the us can't be fully counted on for security. to add insult to injury trump successor joe biden, snobs, principal habit of saudi arabia for several years. the rest emerged over the murder of this mat, jamal ketchup, t a. saudi journalist and fierce critics of the monarchy in 2018. he was killed in the saudi consulate in turkey, on top of that, in the mid to thousands. the us challenge the very foundation of the us goals partnership. it started fr

you'll still to him on he is a middle east and north africa expert. he's also a program director at the international crisis group. i asked him what needs to change for a ceasefire in the hosted release deal to have to well, in order for it to fire to happen, unique's work has been lacking all along, which is us pressure on israel to to accept one. and of course, there are differences between his role and how mass ceasefire should be. but regardless of those differences, the fact that we're facing the imminent threat of feminine in god, and where a close to 2000000 people who may this may suggest that a ceasefire is an urgent came needed. and so united states is the only power that can help bring that about if it's were to use the leverage that a test. what about the library and what about the power of saudi arabia? what role do this, all these have to play in shaping an agreement here? so you may be the role of places to go back to united states to put pressure on israel to continue to cease fire. so you may be, doesn't have meeting any significant l

one example, the arab spring uprisings of 2011, which swept through much of north africa in the middle east. us president brock obama expressed support for the pro democracy demonstrators, seemingly ignoring old loyalties to leaders in the region, the saudi arabia and the u. a e warrants, and he used then obama signed the 2015 nuclear agreement with their regional rival, iran. things seem to look up for the gulf when donald trump took over the us presidency. but that ended up being more show than substance in 2019 iran backed rebels, attacked saudi arabian oil facilities set to be shown here. trump didn't take any action. this was seen as proving the us can't be fully counted on for security. to add insult to injury trump, successor joe biden snapped principle, habit of saudi arabia for several years. the risk emerged over the murder of this mat, jamal ketchup, t a. saudi journalist, and fierce critics of the monarchy in 2018. he was killed in the saudi consulate in turkey, on top of that, in the mid to thousands. the us challenge the very foundation of the us goals partnership. it sta

mine is the middle east and north africa expert and program director at the international crisis group. earlier, we asked him, what needs to change for a cease fire and hostage release deal to happen. so in order for us to fire to happen, unique's book has been lucky all along, which is us pressure on israel to to accept one. and of course there are differences between his role and how i'm asked if i thought the ceasefire should be . but regardless of those differences, the fact that we're facing the imminent threat of feminine in gaza and we're close to 2000000 people roommate. this may suggest that a ceasefire is urgently needed. and so united states is the only power that can help bring that about if it's were to use the leverage that have passed you'll still to mandate to the us now where bashful in the cause over and you migration laurie is causing confusion at the us, mexico border, the load gives state authorities in texas the power to arrest and to port people. the us supreme court cleaned the wife of the lord to take effect on choose day bought just how it was like the appeals

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mine is the middle east and north africa expert and program director of the international crisis group. earlier, we asked him, what needs to change for a cease fire and hostage release deal to take place in order for the fire to happen . the next book has been lucky all along, which is us pressure as well to, to accept one. and of course there are differences between his role and how i'm asked by what's the ceasefire should be. but regardless of those differences, the fact that we're facing the imminent threat of feminine in gaza and we're close to 2000000 people who may this may suggest that a ceasefire is urgently needed. and so united states is the only power that can help bring that about if it's were to use the leverage that have passed. let's, let's take a look now at some of the stories making headlines today, the us is lifting them all american citizens out of high se as the car b and country grapples with the crisis spots by the games. they've taken over much of the capital for the products with violence now spreading to the suburbs. despise he's prime minister ariel on re the

mine is a middle east in north africa, expertise program director at the international crisis group. i asked him what needs to change for a ceasefire and a hosted release deal to become a reality as well. in order for us to fire to happen, unique's work has been lucky all along, which is us pressure on israel to to accept one. of course, there are differences between his role and how mass was ceasefire, should be a but regardless of those differences, the fact that we're facing the imminent threat of feminine in gaza and we're close to 2000000 people. roommate. the space suggests that a ceasefire is a urgency needed and so united states is the only power that can help bring that about if it's were to use the leverage that a test. what about the library and what about the power of saudi arabia? what role do this, all these have to play in shaping an agreement here? sorry, it may be the case is to go back to united states to put pressure on israel to continue to cease fire. so you may be doesn't have to be any significant leverage piece of the israel, that's a month. i understand that

one example, the arab spring uprisings of 2011, which swept through much of north africa in the middle east. us president brock obama expressed support for the pro democracy demonstrators, seemingly ignoring old loyalties to leaders in the region, the saudi arabia and the u. a e warrants, and he used then obama signed the 2015 nuclear agreement with their regional arrival. iran. things seem to look up for the gulf when donald trump took over the us presidency. but that ended up being more show than substance in 2019 iran backed rebels, attacked saudi arabian oil facilities set to be shown here. trump didn't take any action. this was seen as proving the us can't be fully counted on for security. to add insult to injury trump, successor joe biden snapped principle, habit of saudi arabia for several years. the risk emerged over the murder of this mat, jamal ketchup, t a. saudi journalist, and fierce critics of the monarchy in 2018. he was killed in the saudi consulate in turkey, on top of that, in the mid to thousands. the us challenge the very foundation of the us goals partnership. it s

mine is the middle east and north africa expert. i'm program director at the international crisis group earlier. we asked him, what needs to change for a cease fire and hostage release deal to happen in order for it to fire to happen? unique's book has been lacking all along, which is us pressure as well to, to accept one. and of course there are differences between israel and how i'm asked if i thought the ceasefire should be a. but regardless of those differences, the fact that we're facing the imminent threat of feminine in gaza and we're close to 2000000 people who may this may suggest that a ceasefire is a urgency needed. and so united states is the only power that can help bring that about if it's were to use the leverage that a test as to the us now where a bashful linda courts over a new migration doors closing confusion at the us mexico border. now delete the log is the style tardies in texas, the power to arrest and to pull people. the supreme court cleared the way for the load to take effect on choose day thought. just ho

one example, the arabs spring uprisings of 2011, which swept through much of north africa and the middle east. us president, brock, obama expressed support for the pro democracy demonstrators, seemingly ignoring old loyalties to leaders in the region, the saudi arabia and the u. a e weren't to me, it's then obama signed the 2015 nuclear agreement with their regional arrival. and the wrong thing seemed to look up for the golf. when donald trump took over the us presidency. but that ended up being more show than substance in 2019 the wrong fact. rebels attack, saudi arabian oil facilities set to be shown here. trump didn't take any action. this was seen as proving the us can be fully counted on for security. to add insult to injury trump successor joe biden snob to principal habit of saudi arabia for several years. the risk that marched over the murder of this mat, jamal ketchup, g, a. saudi journalist, and fierce critic of the monarchy in 2018. he was killed in the saudi consulate in turkey, on top of that, in the mid to thousands. the us challenge the very foundation of the us goals part

africa expert and program director at the international crisis group. earlier we asked him what exactly needs to change for a cease fire and hostage release deal to happen in order for the fire to happen, unique's book has been lucky all along, which is us pressure as well to add to except one of course, there are differences between his role and how i'm asked about what's the ceasefire should be a but regardless of those differences, the fact that we're facing the imminent threat of feminine in gaza and we're close to 2000000 people who may this may suggest that a ceasefire is urgently needed and so united states is still only power that can help bring that about if it's were to use the leverage that have passed as you're still to monday. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines today. indonesia is electro commission has confirmed that proposed to be on to is the winner of the presidential election. he's expected to take power in october. following a transitional period is to rival size l file, a legal compliance or alleged irregulariti

africa and something else, so that, apparently, the colonel served in the regiment has something tos to work in the ministry of education, he worked or is working, but the fact is that i didn’t find his combat experience, but you see, rassura really speaks in all seriousness, this again reminds you of the intervention of 1919. it was, and, well, the villagers of southern russia, yes, yugoslavia otaman grigoriev, who served to the ukrainians, as usual, he betrayed them, went over to the bolsheviks, that is, at that moment he was advancing as a bolshevik unit, then he betrayed the bolsheviks, but why, because they were afraid of this cavalry, yes, poorly armed there with machine guns and they scurried like that, they are 48, poorly armed or with machine guns, the machine gun is no longer poorly armed. no , wait, they and the french have tanks, well, you compare , yes, well, those tanks, what kind of tanks are these, oh, the french had much more of everything, but they abandoned everything they could, they betrayed again, those russian white guards who fled to them there in odessa , a

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together, these areas turned palestine into a center of trade with europe, north africa and the middle east. these old commercial documents in the quds documents center are indicative of the commercial activities in these areas. quds through gaza he exported soap to egypt, italy and greece. qalat palestine exported to egypt from the port of jaffa , cotton was exported to france and the city of izmir, and antiques and religious items were exported to istanbul, italy, portugal and spain. gaza and jaffa imported rice and clothes from egypt, from istanbul, textiles from china, glassware from india, cashmere fabrics, and lead from france and the netherlands. in the late 19th century, palestinian cities could rely on trade. keep pace with the development in other regions of the world. at the same time, transportation infrastructure was being created in palestine. a railway network to connect jerusalem and other large and small cities are built with ports near the mediterranean sea. the opening of the main quds train station is a turning point in this part of the ottoman world. it was unforge

now by your still somebody is, he's a middle east and north africa expert and program director of the international crisis group to join me now from brussels. it's good to have you with this. so this is um, if we count domain to the bleak and 6 mission to the middle east, since the israel home us more began in your opinion of what needs to happen. now what needs to change for a ceasefire and hostage release deal to have a well in order for it to fire to happen, unique's book has been lacking all along, which is us pressure on israel to to accept one. and of course, there are differences between his role and how mass ceasefire should be. but regardless of those differences, the fact that we're facing the imminent threat of feminine in gaza and we're close to 2000000 people who may this may suggest that a ceasefire is urgently needed. and so united states is the only power that can help bring that about if it's were to use the leverage that a test. what about the leverage? what about the power of saudi arabia? what role do this, all these have to play and shaping an agreement here? or s

takfiri salafist groups that we see today in syria and west asia or in north africa were in the same north caucasus region 32 years ago, when the united states and its awan and ansar came to create this , so the words of the russian officials correspond to this action and process is the last 32 years and is something new no yes, mr. safarnejad, we also announced in the news that why the russians accused america now, and in the next section we talked with one of the experts, i want to hear from you why the russians directly accused america. in this incident, you can see that the work that was done was very organized and according to the book , it was a very clean work . facing the fire, creating the explosion, all this is correct and safe, leaving the scene, well, in the operation those that were attributed to isis, especially in the last 12-13 years, mostly these ended in the end, or in any case, the things in this field are more like the scenes of a hollywood movie , similar to the scenes in our american movies. we see, and in any case, the public opinion that sees such incidents in

these areas together make palestine the focal point. trade with europe, north africa and the middle east. these old commercial documents in the quds documents center are indicative of the commercial activities in these areas. quds used to export soap to egypt, italy and greece through gaza. the export goods of palestine to egypt were from the port of jaffa. there were also exports of cotton to france and the city of izmir, antiques and religious items to istanbul, italy, portugal and spain. gaza and jaffa from egypt rice and they imported clothes from istanbul and textiles from china. glass containers were imported from india, cashmere fabrics and lead from france and holland. at the end of the 19th century, palestinian cities could keep pace with the development in other regions of the world by relying on trade . at the same time, transportation infrastructure was being created in palestine. a railway network to connect. jerusalem and other large and small cities were built with ports near the mediterranean sea. the opening of the main quds train station was a turning point in this part

i was focusing primarily on north africa so i can't speak directly to some of those conversations. do think at the end of the day, the u.s.-israel relationship is considered of such political importance that decisions regarding it are made at the very top. so while their other processes and certainly discussions going on inside state and other parts of the government about some of those nuances you were discussing, i don't think we are likely to see any public shift on any of that until those decisions come from the top that they are ready to reimagine u.s.-israel relationship. amy: i want to go to another clip of the state department spokesperson matt miller saying the biden administration has not found israel's actions in gaza to be a violation of international law. >> we have not found them to be in violation of international humanitarian law either when it comes to the conduct of the war or or the. provision of humanitarian assistance. amy: that was this week. either violation of international law or when it comes to providing humanitarian assistance. and yet president biden sa

in the vast region of west asia and north africa and many other wishes of the imam will come true, god willing. at the same time, the presence of people's participation in different scenes of the country for progress is also the defense of the islamic system, which is the responsibility of the workers it makes the administrators of the country more burdensome to serve the people. pishbehar, the reporter. the minister of roads and urban development, in a meeting to review the performance of gilan's services in the area of ​​nowruz travel , said that 725 accident-prone spots on the country's roads have been resolved, and the problem of other high-risk areas is being resolved. today, the minister of roads and urban affairs , on the sidelines of the meeting to review the performance of gilan's service systems at the avarzi headquarters of imamzadeh hashem rushd , pointing out that 426 million trips have been made this year in the country, adding that during this period, 8 million and 66 thousand people from public transportation services aerial and they have used a road. regarding the deve

africa interacting with russia, i want to work in the diplomatic field to build a career and would likeur advice to young women around the world. but in general in the country there are a lot of women at all different levels of leadership, and the more , in fact, the better, because women have certain traits related to the performance of their official duties, they are more disciplined, meticulous in in the good sense of the word, so you can tell me what you can advise, it’s not for me to advise women to do this for themselves, it’s better not to get involved. in the economic sphere, therefore, the role of a woman here is unique, but at the same time, we all , of course, i say, we, i mean the male part of the population, of course, we all expect a woman to remain attractive, charming, gentle, but how can this a woman can do everything and have a career, and be gentle, attractive, i don’t know, but this is a woman’s secret that i... don’t even try dive in, all the best to you, thank you very much, for the open conversations that you spent so much time with us, and already in place, now o

africa, as one of the priorities of the islamic republic of iran and the readiness of our country to share the experiences of iranian experts and scientists in the field of science. technology emphasized: mr. raisi considers the joint view of the two countries towards the palestinian issue as a suitable basis for taking effective steps for the realization of rights. he knew the palestinian people and emphasized on cutting off economic relations between islamic countries and the zionist regime. mr. raisi, in his meeting with the president of mozambique , proposed the activation of a joint commission between the two countries and created a suitable platform for improving the level of relations between the two countries in the fields of industry, science and technology, and explained the difference between the views of the islamic republic of iran and the west towards africa. and he said: the islamic republic of iran, contrary to the colonialist view of the west, seeks to realize the interests of the nations. the declaration of readiness to export iran's technical engineering services t

africa to south asia.he popular efforts of the last decade seem to have been crowned with success, the so-called islamic state and al-qaeda were defeated, the frightening specter of international terrorism, against which a world war was declared at the beginning of the century, seems to have retreated or not, we asked counter -terrorism expert grigory zerschikov about this. gregory, hello, the perpetrators of the attack on crocus cityhall are related. and what is this organization today, does it exist at all or is it just a franchise that anyone can use ? the center of this organization was defeated in 2019, and al-baghdadi was destroyed, then this organization with its center does not exist today, but there are branches throughout many countries islamic... world, but the most famous one might be, you know, boko haram in africa, in nigeria, in cameroon, in chad, right there. another well-known branch is, of course, the velayat, khorasan, which exists in afghanistan on the border with pakistan, in the provi

africa, and many other wishes of the imam , god willing, came true. will do. at the same time, the presence of people's participation in different scenes of the country for progress is also a matter of defending the islamic system it makes the responsibility of the employers of the country's managers to serve the people even heavier. pishbahar , sed and cima news agency. the minister of roads and urban development at the meeting to review the performance of gilan servicemen in the area. nowrozi travels said: 725 wet accident spots on the country's roads have been solved and the problem of other high-risk areas is being solved. the minister of roads and urban development today, on the sidelines of the meeting to review the performance of gilang transportation services at imamzadeh hashem rushd toll booth, pointing out that 426 million trips were made this year in the country , adding that during this period, 8 million and 66 thousand people from they have used public, air and road transportation services. regarding the development of the public transport fleet,

unicef regional director for middle east and north africa said numerous reported child deaths in gaza are man-made, predictable and entirely preventable. the wide spread lack of food, safe water and medical services as well as problem hit. un humanitarian operations is impacting children and even mothers who are unable to breastfeed their babies, especially in northern gaza. more and more children have been starving to death as the israeli maid famin gradually takes hold, according to the united nations, one child in every six below the age of two is already acutely malnourished. aid supplies, already sharply curtailed by the regime since the start of the onslaught, have dwindled to berlyy. trickle over the past month, swaths of the territory are completely cut off from food, gaza's few functioning hospitals already overwhelmed by the wounded are now filling with malnourished children. "there are cases of severe dehydration, this reflects negatively on the children, the mothers cannot breastfeed their children, we do not have formula milk and this has led to the death of children here