joining me on this edition, british palestinian journalist and political analyst, yusuf and alongside him, via skype is ali salam, the tehran-based editor and chief of basira press. gentlemen, thank you for both for being here. i'll start with you, yusuf, the blowback from the icj interrum ruling. continues to be felled, can i get a reaction from you as a palestinian who is still wearing that black shirt because you've lost family members, close family members to the genocide. yes, well israel still enjoys this impunity despite the icj ruling and israely officials, they just to brack and just you know lau loudly about the icgs, they say you can do whatever you want, we're going to continue our war in. gaza the suffering is ongoing and but at least it's a symbolic victory, we have never thought that israel would be broad to justice, i think this will mark the beginning of israel's, the beginning of the end of israel's impunity, at least israel was tried and was accused of genocide, and this should be a signal that the international community cannot take anymore israel's violations of i

yusuf azizi, international affairs expert from washington dc., thank you to you both. with that we come to an end for this edition of world news, i'm sorry for this edition of the spotlight. uh, thank you so much for tuning in, until the next program. it's goodbye. al shifa hospital in downtown gaza city is the biggest hospital and the most important one in the strip, especially in wartime under tight sie. i want to ask everyone in the in this world, if it is this child is yours, what do you feel? i am here because the israeli occupation bombed us. this war results in high numbers of casualties, people dying every day. يا عمري يا عمري اختي حبيبتي لاسه حبيبتي عمره ناسه حبيبتي امره. first of the headline stresses again that it respects other country's sovereignty and territorial integrity, but it does not sit idly by when hit by terrorist attacks. more than 160 palestinians are killed in the israel us genocidal war on the gaza. strip in a matter of one day and the un agency expresseds concerns over the quote brutal living conditions of palestinian

all right, but thanks for that update, stay safe, yusuf, we'll talk soon. yusuf there pressed to be correspondent joining us for the yemani capital. the iranian president ibrahim ray has visited the turkish capital. ankara meeting with the turkish counterpart, rigic type erdogan to discuss the israeli genocide in gaza as well as bilateral ties. in his first official visit to ankara in 2024, iranian president ibrahim raisi was welcomed by his turkish counterpart rajab tayyib erdogan in the presidential palace where they held a one-on-one meeting. later in the day the two presidents held a joint oppressor. erdogan said both. is agree on the need to put an end to the inhumane israeli attacks on the gaza strip and maintain peace in the region. we agreed on the importance of refraining from steps that will further threaten the security and the stability of our region. for his part, raisi said those countries who support israel are complicit in the regime's crimes. what is worse is that what the zionist regime is doing is receiving support from americans and some

thank you very much for that, a correspondent there, yusuf, talking to us there from sona, thank you, yusuf, we're in the news half hour block here on press tv, let's begin first with uh the uh us israel genocidal war where more than three months uh has gone by now and the regime continues the israely regime continues with this carpet campaign across the bisses territory. nearly 150 palestinians have been killed in the past day. israel has bombed different areas of gaza, including the southern city of hanjunis that host thousands of displaced palestinians. several were injured a un run school when israeli drones opened. life fire on palestinians taking shelter there. the city's nasa hospital and its vicinity have also come under heavy israeli fire. to the central gaza, israely warplanes shelled civilian areas near amagazi and and nusirirat refugee camps and the north residential areas in deralbala and jabalya were pounded. the overall death doll from the us israri genocide in gaza has now reached 23,360, mostly women and children. iran has lambasted the us for its unquestionable suppo

vice president cavorgen, judges tomka, abraham, benuna, yusuf, schway, bandari, robinson, salam, iwasawa, nolte, charlesworth, brant, judmake. against judge sabatinde, judge adhak barak. by 16 votes to one, the state of israel shall take all measures within its power to prevent and punish the direct. and public incitement to commit genocide in relation to members of the palestinian group in the gaza strip. in favor, president donihu, vice presidentian, judges tomka, abraham, benuna, yusuf, schway, bandari, robinson, salam, iwasawa, nolte, charlesworth, brant, judges ad haw, against juditinde. votes to one, the state of israel shall take immediate and effective measures to ensure the provision of urgently needed basic services and humanitarian assistance to address the adverse conditions of life faced by palestinians in the gaza strip. in favor, president donahu, vice president givorgian, judges tomka, abraham, benuna, yusuf, schway, bandari, robinson, salam, iwasawa, nolte, charlesworth, brant, judges adak, barak, masenike, against judge sabatinde. by 15 votes to two, the state of israel

let's get more on this from yusuf. who joins us from yemen's capital sana. well yusuf, we have the the second attack that's taken place and we believe there may be a third one based on the reports that we've seen. so tell us there was one, a third one, and of course, if not, then what this entailed. "the third one hasn't yet been confirmed by unsar allah officially, however that doesn't mean that a strike did not happen, it could very well be another attack in the port of according to some of these uh" reports are reporting, and if that's the case, it's it's the same of the usual us attacks trying to disarm unsad allah's military capability when it comes to launching attacks, so most of what they're attacking seems to be launching pads, launching areas and also the uh radar systems that enable yemen's unsadl law movement to uh launch their ballistic missiles and and guide their unmann drones towards targets, so no comp with this attack, the latest one that we were hearing about, however, the uh, the other attack, the latest attack that happened, that has bee

first minister hamza yusuf has promised _ apologise.ed to - apologise. first minister hamza yusuf has promised to work- apologise. first minister hamza| yusuf has promised to work with apologise. first minister hamza - yusuf has promised to work with uk government to exonerate the innocent and tonight we have heard that the prime minister is written in response to the first minister, offering discussions on that subject. but the lord advocate here today sounded deeply sceptical about the notion of any blanket acquittals, strongly suggesting that these cases should be dealt with on an individual basis by the courts in the proper, in her view, constitutional passion. she took a look today about guilt, stressing repeatedly enhances not every horizon case will be a miscarriage ofjustice. joining me now is our business editor, simonjack. you have been watching proceedings today to tip what are the outstanding questions? it seems amazin: , outstanding questions? it seems amazing. nearly _ outstanding questions? it seems amazing, nearly 30 _ o

yeah, yusuf mary there talking to us from sana. we appreciate it, yusuf.ts of the islamic communities soft power. the leader said some countries like the us, possess hard power such as bombs and different types of modern weapons, but they make their most investments in arts, the cinema industry, like hollywood, and advertising, because they constitute soft power. he noted that hard power has an immediate effect, but soft power, which iran has been relying upon over the past four decades, is a lasting one. he said the u.s. invasions of afghanistan and iraq were examples of hard power as the american stayed in those countries for 20 years and spent billions of dollars, but were most hated by afghan and iraqi people. the breaking news that you see there at this point, this is what we have on the what is reported to be explosions, two of them at this point have occurred based on what we have, and this happened in karman where people in iran are marking the fourth anniversary of the us assassination of haj qasim sulaimani, some people have been injured. as a re

yusuf maori, our press tv correspondent from san art and also mr. hussein albukaiti, activist and political commentator also from sanr. uh, before though, let's begin with mr. mauri, mr. mauri, welcome to uh press, now uh, first of all, can you fill us on on what happened, what what we have so far is that uh, there were explosions in more than dozen locations across the country, including in yemen's capital, san a, along with cities of saada, zamar and hudaida, what we basically have is the same play, the same scenario that unfolded um in 2015 when the saudi lot coalition decided to launch the war, um, i mean this was exactly around the same time and the same targets that were hit um to that reflecting the 2 2015 saudi led bombardment when it started in yemen, so nothing, nothing new here, same um same situation, the only difference right now is instead of the saudi lab coalition uh doing the bombing, it's the uh us and the british government, the ones who were sponsoring and aiding the uh saudi lad coalitions war in bombardment on yemen, so um yes

, yes, i am looking for yusuf, and i am portraying this expectation, now you are in the field of writing . i'm coming. it's better to say it like this. the rest of the stories are in your mind now, what are the themes in that book? yes, everyone had their own topic. now , one of them discussed isis , each from his own point of view. i think there were 22 of us. he himself created haj qasim and his story, and it became hasan yusuf's book they became hosni youssef's book. another book is about stories about the adultery of housewives under the roof of houses, which was also written under the supervision of dr. fatemeh talebi and mr. daneshgar . in the north of isfahan, i wrote their narratives. usually, they were women who were educated and could have jobs, and in terms of jobs , they could have a high class of society , i mean the occupational society, but their choice was homemaking, and they came to write their narratives. ironically, they are also writers. that is, with they talked and you gathered their views together. no, no, they wrote their own narratives, and you are one of those

iraq good into play on the edge of the barks and it's boy hangians come sliding in and he's caught yusuf. come in and the referee will have look at this and it will be a penalty to iraq, the pressure has been building and now it's iman's chance to extend the lead from 11 meters and he sees his penalty crash off the woodwork and away vietnam are rocking but the score stays 2-1 and into stoppage time vietnam with rare chance to attack iraq's goal tanbin nods it down to new in kange. and he scores unbelievably against the run of play with practically their first effort on target since the goal, vietnam level the score, iraq's defense just switch off for moment and that's all vietnam needed to bring the score level in stoppage time, seconds remaining, iraq throwing the kitchen sink at vietnam and there's some tired defending as voing trong catches yusuf amin and it's another penalty. upsteps hussein and he's slotted away comfortably with a confident penalty in the opposite corner to win it in a topsy-turvy game that saw five goals, a red card and two penalties. the lions of mesopotamia go ro

multiple attacks on multiple sites and cities there on yemini soil, yusuf, so uh, so so far the only uh casualties have been five of the yemini soldiers or the yemini guards that were stationed in the alad military base and this was the casualties from uh the the air strike that happened a couple of nights ago, of course when you add in the total number of casualties due to the uh us aggression on yemen that totals to uh 12 in total, the 10 naval soldiers that were killed uh almost two weeks ago or two weeks ago uh in the red sea by the us navy helicopter and the five that were killed by the um uh surprise air strikes on the alaned military base couple of nights ago now of course the demonstrations uh yesterday massive demonstrations the unsar officials who were at the podium they mentioned that yemen is is within its rights to uh seek its revenge. and that yemen will get its revenge on all any military us military uh manifestations, not just in the in the red sea, but also us and british military bases across the middle east, which is again within the uh distance and the uh distance

thanks lot, yusuf. about rejoining us from the emeny capital, so a political commentator from san diego jamal kanj believes that the us and uk move to strike yemen was a miscalculation. let's stick a listen to his comments explaining that for us and of course its vessel states are taken a miscalculated risk by engaging the yemanise shipping. they could have negotiated with themen, they could have discussed it with themen to make sure. that all ships that are not going to israeli control ports, they would be able to still use the bab and mandab and the red sea, and i believe the yemen, abdul malik had made it very clear from the beginning that they are not targeting international shippings, they are targeting those ships that are owned by the israeli entity or going to israeli controlled ports. this is the the... capitalist system where i would believe they they would see that commodity is more important than humans and they i mean this is not the first time but this is one of the most recent time and it's more obvious this time when you see about about 30000 actually 23 thousand known d

have said that these humanitarian supplies are not enough to meet people's desperate needs from sana yusuf mari of course mana joins us on the phone to tell us more about abdulthi's speech and of course any new developments. yusuf tell us about the speech itself would you thought was important and if you add to that any developments coming out of yemen. well a large portion of the speech from said abdul malik. it was the internationally and the leader of the revolution, he's basically calling to the muslim world and advising them that there is this international zinest lobby that's working with the british and the american government to expand their israeli empire, to expand israeli interest in the region, and that it is the obligation of the muslims to unite against such an aggression, such a blame aggression that... has existed in the muslim world for many, many years. um, in his speech, he basically referred to the zinanist a zimus international alliance as the advocates of the double, and this is, i'm quoting, i'm quoting the leader of the revolution, he basically said that this is dev

yusuf was the last person to see him alive.er alternative to hotels, housing up to 500 men. the home office told us it takes the welfare of those in its care very seriously and that any concerns are swiftly addressed. it also highlighted the migrant help phone line available 24/7 for anyone in need. this family wants answers and action, which may come from leonard's inquest later this year. dan johnson, bbc news. the biggest attack yet by yemen's houthi rebels on international shipping in the red sea, has been repelled by british and us naval forces. the irainian backed group launched at least 21 drones and missiles overnight. the houthis say they'll continue their attacks, until israel allows full supplies of humanitarian aid into gaza. jonathan beale, our defence correspeondent is here. are we moving closer to us attacks? the short answer is yes. this was the 26th attack of its kind by houthi rebels. they are now attacking western warships. last night was the biggest so far. american warships and aircraft and the british dest

and yusuf says he initially found it difficult to raise the alarm. times. three to four times? yes, three to four times before they send someone to follow me. when they opened the door, they made him sit in the shower, like this. but the shower was off. he was was wearing his scarves and his gloves. at that time, they told me to step outside immediately. i have never seen a dead body in my life. he says many are struggling with life on the bibby stockholm and he still hears their complaints. the stress and anxiety, poor quality of food. this barge feels like a prison. the food is not good. the wifi they use to talk with family is not working properly. the security guys treat them like they are criminal. if you want to enter the barge, you have to go through some security checking and then the place looks like a prison, very isolating. and there's a fear about what this could lead to. we are trying to give warning that that place is not ok for them. they said every day the stress is increasing, its getting worse, it's getting worse. so they decide to

yusuf is a child whose mother delivered while she was in prison jail doors.lk companies closed. for me, the milk price was very expensive, so i win the baby off pressed milk and fed him bread and yogurt. can you imagine this? then the baby's temperature rose high and he had a convulsion. i thought i would lose my baby. this all was because of the occupation's carelessness, the occupation never provided health care to the baby, he had not been checked by any doctor except one time, and i doubt whether there was a real doctor or an intelligence officer pretending. the released prisoner, meets one of his prison friends after being. shaking the neck or the chest because it resulted in the brain shaking, but thanks god we passed this experiment well so we can bear any difficulty for the sake of our fair cause. we have chosen this way ourselves, nobody forced us to do so. during the test of jail, interrogation happened five or six times each night. three to five intelligence officers interrogate. did you in their office? they always spoke to us an obsene tone, abus

abdulla yusuf helal with the goal. last—i6 spot — top group f. they were held to a goalless draw against thailand who finish second in the group. 0man missed the chance to join them in the knockout stages after being held to a 1—1 draw with kyrgyzstan. after taking an early lead their hopes evaporated when forward joel kojo capitalised on some miscommunication between the keeper and the defence. instead it's indonesia who go through — they finished with a better record as a third—placed team along with syria, palestine and jordan. so here's how the last 16 looks. the first of those matches get under way in qatar on sunday. tajikistan, indonesia, syria and palestine have all made the knockout stages for the first time. atletico madrid are into the copa del rey semi—finals after a 1—0 win over sevilla. memphis depay scored after coming on as a substitute to help them join real sociedad, athletic bilbao and real mallorca in the final four. atletico survived a late scare when pablo barrios conceded a penalty but the decisi

abdulla yusuf helal with the goal.ed a last—16 spot — top group f. they were held to a goalless draw against thailand who finish second in the group. oman missed the chance to join them in the knockout stages after being held to a 1—1 draw with kyrgyzstan. after taking an early lead their hopes evaporated when forward joel kojo capitalised on some miscommunication between the keeper and the defence. instead it's indonesia who go through — they finished with a better record as a third—placed team along with syria, palestine and jordan. so here's how the last—16 looks. the first of those matches get under way in qatar on sunday. tajikistan, indonesia, syria and palestine have all made the knockout stages for the first time. atletico madrid are into the copa del rey semi—finals after a 1—0 win over sevilla. memphis depay scored after coming on as a substitute to help them join real sociedad, athletic bilbao and real mallorca in the final four. atletico survived a late scare when pablo barrios conceded a penalty but the de

yusuf is a child whose mother delivered while she was in prison. jail doors raised him an endless flowperature rose high and he had a convulsion. i thought i would lose my baby, and this all was because of the occupation's carelessness. the occupation never provided health care to the baby. he had not been checked by any doctor. except one time and doubt whether there was a real doctor or an intelligence officer pretending nashabat, the released prisoner meets one of his prison friends after being released. welcome, how are you doing? i am fine, how are you? i am glad to see you, how are your colleagues? they are all fine. well so we can bear any difficulty for the sake of our fair cause. we have chosen this way ourselves, nobody forced us to do so. during the test of jail, interrogation happened five or six times each night. three to five intelligence officers interrogated you in their office. they always spoke to us an obsene tone, abusing and insulting us and our relatives. كثير من الاحيان وانت قاعد في الاعتقال او في اي مكان اخر انت بتعيد الشيط مره اخرى. a prisoner always flashes ba

yusuf is a child whose mother delivered while she was imprisoned, jail doors raised him an endless flow off pressed milk and fid him bread and yogurt, can you imagine this? then the baby's temperature rose high and he had a convulsion, i thought i would lose my baby, and this all was because of the occupation's carelessness. never provided health care to the baby, he had not been checked by any doctor except one time and doubt whether there was a real doctor or an intelligence officer pretending nashabat, the released prisoner meets one of his present friends after being released. welcome, how are you doing? i am fine, how are you? "i am glad to see you. how are your colleagues? they are all fine. they send their warm greetings to you and wish you all the best. thank god for your release. thank you. they impose not only psychological torture on us, but also violence. the most violent torture we feared was shaking the neck or the chest because..." resulted in the brain shaking, but thanks god we passed this experiment well so we can bear any difficulty for the sake of our fair cause. we

yusuf is a child whose mother delivered while she was in prison. jail doors raised him an endless flowe, so i win the baby off pressed milk and fid him bread and yogurt, can you imagine this? then the baby's temperature rose high and he had a convulsion, i thought i would lose my baby, and this all was because of the occupation's carelessness, the occupation never provided healthcare to the baby, he had not been checked by any doctor except one time, and doubt whether there was a real doctor. nashabat, the released prisoner, meets one of his prison friends after being released. welcome, how are you doing? i am fine, how are you? i am glad to see you, how are you colleges? they are all fine, they send their warm greetings to you and wish you all the best. thank god for your. the most violent torture we feared was shaking the neck or the chest because it resulted in the brain shaking, but thanks god we passed this experiment well so we can bear any difficulty for the sake of. fair cause, we have chosen this way ourselves, nobody forced us to do so, during the test of jail, interrogation

his name was muhammad yusuf.abi hossain is a rohingya drug gang that uses the camps to traffic methamphetamines from myanmar to bangladesh. as muhammad's family wait for the body to be released, they tell us the gruesome details of how he was killed. with the gangs stalking the camps, it's too dangerous for refugees to speak openly about the violence. but this man has agreed to meet at a secret location. mohammed taher was a community leader in kutupalong's camp 16. two years ago, gangs started smuggling drugs through his area. taher was blindfolded and taken to another location. on the final day, the gangsters attacked taher with a hammer and then left him in a ditch. his leg never recovered and, two years on, he's still getting death threats. fearing for his life, taher says he approached unhcr ten times, asking to be relocated somewhere safe. they are the un's refugee agency and they have a unit dedicated to protection issues. taher says they've not responded. taher is not the only one who's been ignored by un

piber pure sohion, our victory, our victory from under the bad olive moon, the victory behind yusuf zahra's head, tomorrow in the mosque of beautiful weakness . we remember from palestine. because we get up a storm, we shake the floors. this promise god is palestine, ami aai. have a good and happy friday morning, god willing, we proudly present the reporter's greetings to you. we want to start with an official occasion in our country's calendar . today's sabrahi program is from gaza day, the day of war resistance, which started in the last days of 2008 in the gaza strip with the arson of the zionists and continued until the beginning of 2009. there are pages of crimes he recorded the zionist regime in history , which was before it. it is the worst war against palestine. civilian targets were targeted in this war. all-out war that violates the ceasefire it was started by the zionists and has been going on for more than 90 days. in order to review the past 90 days, we invited mr. dr. in addition, the committee to support quds in yemen today also issued a call for a huge march in support of th

yusuf is a child whose mother delivered while she was in prison. jail doors raised him an endless flowompanies closed. for me, the milk price was very expensive, so i win the baby off pressed milk and feed him bread and yogurt. can you imagine this? then the baby's temperature rose high and he had a convulsion. i thought i would lose my baby, and this all was because of the occupation's carelessness. the occupation never provided health care to the baby. he had not been checked by any doctor except one time. the most violent torture we feared was shaking the neck or the chest because it resulted in the brain shaking, but thanks god we passed this experiment well. so we can bear any difficulty for the sake of our fair cause. we have chosen this way ourselves, nobody forced us to do so. during the test of jail, interrogation happened five or six times each night. three to five intelligence officers interrogated you in their office. they always spoke to us an obsene tone, abusing and insulting us and our relatives. كثير من الاحيان وانت قاعد في الاعتقال او في اي مكان اخر انت بتعيد الشيط مر

press tv's yusuf maori and sano explains why the eminy people hold weekly rallies in sport of gaza. he also speaks about washington's recent designation of yemen's ansera movement as a terrorist group and explains why the move is hypocritical. the neaminy people, they believe that the entire..." ummah, the entire muslim nation must mobilize, and if nobody is going to mobilize then stand aside and allow the yemani people to uh uh execute their military actions that they deem are necessary in order to pressure the israeli regime into submitting, into withdrawing from the gaza strip into ending its genocidal bombardment, and this is the clear message that the yeminies have been sending, they will continue to be defined, they will continue to call for escalation of military activities in the red sea against all those who try to prevent the yemini army from blocking israeli linked ships from reaching occupied palestine. yemen is representing the conscience of the free people of the world. they represent the human compassion. ansadala movement has been designated as a terrorist organizati

yusuf deen kargbo says the accommodation barge — moored at portland — is like a prison.ago, leonard was found dead in the bathroom of their shared cabin. that was 12 hours before he was discovered early the next morning. he says many are struggling with life on the vessel, and he still hears their complaints. and there's a warning about where this could lead. the barge is a cheaper alternative to housing asylum seekers in hotels. the home office told us it takes the welfare of those in its care very seriously and that any concerns are swiftly addressed. it also highlighted the migrant help phone line available 24/7 for anyone in need. leonard farruku's funeral marks the saddest end to a journey he made in hope. what lessons, if any, should be learned from his death will be for his inquest to decide later this year. what do you think should happen to the bibby stockholm then? dan johnson, bbc news. the uk defence secretary has said he has "no doubt whatsoever" that iran is heavily behind the attacks by houthi rebels in yemen on ships in the red sea. grant shapps was speak

yusuf , i am at your service to look at the content and questions. insure the construction worker, those families who have three children and above, get a car without drawing a lottery, fall in love, sardar, break up with your child, well, gentlemen who succeed in coming to me, you are a jackal, no, i am unemployed, they are unemployed , i am a construction expert, what are we working for now, but we have not found almost one of the biggest care this is the concern that was fueled by the use of old forces instead of new ones. until 8 years ago, there were retirees who returned to work in government organizations. this issue sparked a proposal in the minds of members of the 10th parliament in august 2014. two emergency plans to ban the employment of retirees. people's representatives in several meetings. they argued over the ban on employing retirees. we have 3601 executive devices. each of these, if they employ a retired person, approx. retired people are working in the executive branch now , they should leave these jobs for a certain period of time.

yusuf is a child whose mother delivered while she was in prison, jail doors raised him an er endless high and he had a convulsion, i thought i would lose my baby, and this all was because of the occupation's carelessness, the occupation never... provided health care to the baby, he had not been checked by any doctor except one time, and doubt whether there was a real doctor or an intelligence officer pretending. the released prisoner meets one of his prison friends after being released. welcome, how are you doing? i am fine, how are you? i am glad to see you. how are your colleagues? they are all fine, they send their warm greetings to you and wish you all the best. thank god for your release, thank you. the most violent torture we feared was shaking the neck or the chest because it resulted in the brain shaking, but thanks god we passed this experiment well so we can bear any difficulty for the sake of our fair cause. we have chosen this way ourselves. nobody forced us to do so. during the test of jail, interrogation happened five or six times each night. three to five intelligence

hamza yusuf said that the british government's rejection of the request for an immediate ceasefire in gaza is shameful, and that britain should be responsible for the deaths of civilians. we are not only witnessing a humanitarian crisis, but now we are witnessing statements from senior members of netanyahu's cabinet, which are the definition of ethnic cleansing and must be condemned in the strongest possible way . thank you very much for your support. have a nice day. god protect me in the name and memory of god, greetings to you , dear viewers of the khabar network in the eastern parts of our country, where we have seen wave activity since the early hours of the morning. expectation. we expect that this wave will gradually leave the eastern borders of the country . we will have calm weather for the next two days. at the moment, the wave has almost left our country and we expect to see a calm and stable weather on monday and tuesday. we will have large and industrial cities during this period, but we expect that along with the calm atmosphere, in the coming hours , we will sometimes h

pristiv's a yemen correspondent yusuf maori says the presence of the us and its western allies in thement, they are making a firm decision that not only the middle east but also the red sea ne to be cleared from all western presence in order to secure a safe international shipping lane to every nation except uh that of the israeli entity. as you have mentioned ansar allah will continue to block and prevent israeli linked ships from crossing babel mandat and from having access to the red sea and that's specifically aimed at putting pressure on the west, putting pressure on the israeli entity to end its side in palestine and so i think the presence of the iranian uh destroyer in the redc is an indication that uh first and foremost iran is not going to allow this you know it's not just going to sit and stand idle while a coalition force led by the us forms to attack yemen and the second point is the iran is going to support the yemeni militaries initiative when it comes to clearing the red sea from any. style presence: people in the turkish city of istanbul have taken to the streets on t

these children are like soleimani, the great sacrifice of muhammad , my strength was muhammad, my yusuf. i have a lot in my mind. she was a real example of modesty with the other women we were talking with. that is, i mean the definition that i always want from a believing woman according to a famous shia saying. they were now, but they are in their words and in their looks. in all, it means that i can really equate haya with zahra, that is, because she also had the name zahra she was really equal to him and it was very strange for me that i am also a woman, but she is so shy in all the cells of a person's existence, as they say, it means that she really was and her place was very empty. this is free. yes, this is free . this is free . yes, this is free. this is free . this is free. it is four o'clock in the morning in tehran, and dear viewers, welcome to this news section. today is the last day to register the protest of parliament representative candidates in the volunteer system. minister of the interior with a statement that

yusuf ali khani at one of the book fairs about publishers, yes, they are publishers. yes, they are the publisher of amut . they said a very interesting sentence. they appeared in our program and said it that when the book fair is held and in fact in the days after the book fair is held, we see that the revolution square, el ghanlab street or karim khan street, which are the book centers of tehran , are deserted, and they were of the opinion that this is actually only the effect of the exhibition it is not a book and the effect of that is the media work that is done in relation to the book exhibition in such a way that all the television and radio channels cover the book exhibition in a very wide way and every listener of any national media channel opens it. kane sees that the book is being talked about and that's fine the influence of the media is very important in my opinion. in fact, the sweetest and heartiest part of our work is when we see that the program we make makes a listener read a book and become interested in the book category. well, we have less than a mi

our yeman correspondent yusuf moury says a presence of us and its western allies in the red sea has turned it into a war zone. they've turned the red sea into a war zone, into a fireball arena where nothing can unfold except chaos and destruction, which is exactly what happened the other day, and this is because of the presence of the us navy and other western powers in the red sea. so i think con government, they are making a firm decision that not only the middle east but also the red sea needs to be cleared from all western presence in order to secure a safe international shipping lane every nation except that of the israeli entity. as you have mentioned, unsar allah will continue to block and prevent israeli linked ships from crossing babal mandab and from having access. to the red sea and that's specifically aimed at putting pressure on the west, putting pressure on the israeli entity to end its genocide in palestine, so i think the presence of the iranian destroyer in the red sea is an indication that first and foremost iran is not going to allow this, it's not just going to sit and

press tv's uh yemen correspondent yusuf moury says presence of the us and its allies in the... red sea is turned in turned that red sea that is into a war zone, they turn the red sea into a war zone, into a fireball arena where nothing can unfold except chaos and destruction, which is exactly what happened the other day, and this is because of the presidence of the us navy and other western powers in the red sea, so i think government, they are making a firm decision that not only the middle east but so the red sea needs to be cleared from all western presence in order to secure a safe international shipping lane to every nation except that of the israeli entity, as you have mentioned, unsar allah will continue to block and prevent israeli linked ships from crossing babal mandab and from having access to the red sea and that's specifically aimed at putting pressure on the west, putting pressure. on the israeli entity to end its genocide in palestine, so i think the presence of the iranian uh destroyer in the red sea is an indication that first and foremost iran is not going to allow th

we are a victory behind the head of yusuf zahra. have a good time, dear and respected viewers, we are going to the glass news hall . we are going with my colleague ms. nematian nematian, hello journalist , in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful, i offer my greetings, politeness and respect to you and all the viewers of khabar network. may your morning be excellent, god willing. i am speaking to you from the glass hall of the tv news agency. i hope you know her face more from the books she introduces, mrs. zeinab soleimani, from the news about the book group, and they are going to talk about a meeting for us, a meeting where the best books of the century are going to be introduced in that meeting, mrs. soleimani. greetings to you. good morning, i am a reporter. good morning hi, i am at your service and at the service of the viewers. hello, reporter. well, today, tell me where you are going to visit . century or books of the last 100 years that will last. these books will be reviewed and introduced in a series of

a press tv's yemen correspondent yusuf maori says the presence of the us and its western allies in thea where nothing can unfold except chaos and destruction, which is exactly what happened the other day, and this is because of the presidence of the us navy and other western powers in the red sea, so i think khansar law government, they are making a firm decision that not only the middle east, but also the red sea needs to be cleared from all western presence in order to secure a safe international... shipping lane to every nation except uh that of the israeli entity. as you have mentioned, ansar allah will continue to block and prevent israeli linked ships from crossing babil mandab and from having access to the red sea and that's specifically aimed at putting pressure on the west, putting pressure on the israeli entity to end its genocide in palestine. so i think the presence of the iranian uh... destroyer in the red sea is an indication that uh, first and foremost, iran is not going to allow this, it's not just going to sit and stand idle while a coalition force led by the us forms

s yusuf el-sayed by, the egyptian writer and minister of culture in during the seventies, during sadat's regime regime. yusef al-sabah was the founding editor of lotus magazine. alex laguna went to edit the magazine for a time and also became the general secretary of the afro-asian writers association, the chief executive, if you like, of the effort. afro-asian writers, sessions so that the brackets that i had pushed way over here are now kind of sitting on my shoulder a little bit right. chinua achebe is shown as a figure at both events. alex guma has shown up a figure at us sponsored and soviet sponsored events. i'm to think, okay, this is more than an anomaly. i might need to deal with it. this is a picture of sambo whose mind? the great senegalese novelist and filmmaker i've never i don't know if anybody else has, but i've never seen a picture of him without a pipe. you let me know you find one. but if you ever see a photograph of a senegalese guy in, you know, traditional dress might call it smoking a pipe chances are it's sembene is mine right here he is at the very first meeting o

ranged between five and 10,000 magazines per was published out of cairo by them by minister of culture yusuf al-sabah. i was the editor so cultural diplomacy, i'll talk a lot more that in this talk but this gives you a overview of of the forms of competition that took place in the world of publishing arts and letters between the u.s. and soviet union in the decolonizing world, the other part of this project, if the diplomacy part of the project we might think of is the carrot that was dangled in front of african and asian writers, was the stick write the u.s. soviet union both to influence the development a of arts and letters, the decolonizing world through state intervention intelligence, putting writers jail, deporting them, censoring their work, depriving em of citizenship, and opening up monitoring and intelligence files on those writers, se for decades. and these are just some the writerthat i talk about in project there were a wide range of wters from what's now called the global south that spied upon by one or more governments. and if you read the book, you'll see actually a lot of t

one of the writers who wrote about him is ahmed yusuf it is zadeh who started his story with the qanat village of malik kerman, the birthplace of sardar soleimani. god , have mercy on us, return to us. frequently updated. when he lived there, i went to sit with my brother and sister and we talked for hours. the book has rained . it is supposed to continue in the next volumes. it's as if it rained wherever you were and in the hearts of everyone who sat with you. it is as if he is narrating a story, his expression is a very eloquent pen , and with the fluidity of mr. yousefzadeh's pen, it makes people. feel that he is inside that story and imagine himself inside it story. an image that is not in another book with the title of this house for sale follows. this man revived hope in the hearts of amerli people. their trust was in god, who was with them in all aspects of their lives. habib's children book is the next work that turns another page of haj qasim's life. no matter how many works we actually produce, we must pay attention to the fact that they are instructive and useful in our own

yusuf ahmedi has your story. the world's largest humanitarian network mobilized to alleviate the suffering of the people of gaza under incessant israeli attacks. iran's red creson society, the international committee of the red cross, the international federation of the red cross and the red creson societies and number of other international organizations are now joining him. to provide assistance and deliver aid shipments to gaza, a process that has been hindered over the past three months, due to the zionist regime's total disrespect for any kind of international law, including the geneva conventions. the main obstacle we are facing right now for the aid khaza is the lack of respect of international humanitarian law, the law that is the law during war, and this law has to be... respected by all the parties in this conflict, and this we do not see on the ground. secondly, we need of course access, we need better and more reliable, sustained access into rasa and within rasa, in order, that's the third point to in

ranged between five and 10,000 magazines per was published out of cairo by them by minister of culture yusuf al-sabah. i was the editor so cultural diplomacy, i'll talk a lot more that in this talk but this gives you a overview of of the forms of competition that took place in the world of publishing arts and letters between the u.s. and soviet union in the decolonizing world, the other part of this project, if the diplomacy part of the project we might think of is the carrot that was dangled in front of african and asian writers, was the stick write the u.s. soviet union both to influence the development andf arts and letters, the decolonizing world through state intervention intelligence, putting writers jail, deporting them, censoring their work, depriving th of citizenship, and opening up monitoring and intelligence files on those writers, somfor decades. and these are just some the writers at i talk about in project there were a wide range of wrirs from what's now called the global south that spied upon by one or more governments. and if you read the book, you'll see actually a lot of t

i selena yusuf, do solemnly swear. do solemnly swear that i will support and defend that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. the constitution of the united states, and the constitution of the state of california and the constitution of the state of california. against all enemies, against all enemies, foreign and domestic, foreign and domestic. that i bear true faith, that i bear true faith and allegiance and allegiance to the same that i take this obligation that i take this obligation freely, freely, without any mental reservation, without any mental reservation reservations or purpose of evasion. or purpose of evasion. and that i will well and faithfully, and that i will well and faithfully fully discharge the duties. discharge the duties upon which, upon which i'm about to enter, which i am about. i am about to enter. and during such time and during such time. as i hold the office of as i hold the office of member, member of the sanitation of the sanitation and streets and streets condi

cleanse their hearts , the one who is the beloved of the world, yusuf salami, journalist of tehran sada and radio agency, died in america, the death of america, the zionist failure of our nation, their arrows always hit the stone, and i cannot create any confusion in the system and method of the haj qasim school. they sing with these behaviors want to create fear in the hearts of the people , to scare the people, and from time to time they carry out these assassinations. we, the people of iran, have no fear whatsoever . we will stand until the last drop of blood and then we will fight against them. blah we, the people of sistan , condemn the terrorist incident in golzara, kerman , and request the authorities to deal seriously with the perpetrators of this act. the more israel becomes a terrorist state like it is doing in gaza and doing terrorist acts like this in our country, the more our haj qasim will be loved. tick his thoughts on us and the entire free nation prove that haj qasim was right. we will definitely answer to these actions, we are not silent , we will take revenge. in my o

this is yusuf el-sayed by, the egyptian writer and minister of culture in during the seventies, during sadat's regime regime. yusef al-sabah was the founding editor of lotus magazine. alex laguna went to edit the magazine for a time and also became the general secretary of the afro-asian writers association, the chief executive, if you like, of the effort. afro-asian writers, sessions so that the brackets that i had pushed way over here are now kind of sitting on my shoulder a little bit right. chinua achebe is shown as a figure at both events. alex guma has shown up a figure at us sponsored and soviet sponsored events. i'm to think, okay, this is more than an anomaly. i might need to deal with it. this is a picture of sambo whose mind? the great senegalese novelist and filmmaker i've never i don't know if anybody else has, but i've never seen a picture of him without a pipe. you let me know you find one. but if you ever see a photograph of a senegalese guy in, you know, traditional dress might call it smoking a pipe chances are it's sembene is mine right here he is at the very first m

this night of suffering will pass with yusuf, may you be famous, don't cry over every bazaar. both caravans will come to the well to see the gem until the moon is satisfied in the heart of this short night. washed in the blood of followers, get up, get up with the heat of hiding , take this precious burden, enlighten the eyes of the world, sing a sermon , zainab, sing a sermon, zainab, sleep is far from your eyes. turn your anger away and force the sermon sing zainab hatba, sing zinda atash solani. if i take away from your love, the fire of loneliness is in the dollar. if i take away from your love , you are morning viewers. dear and honorable , be well and happy, god willing, the islamic council and the residents of baharstan will have a busy week this week , as well as the journalist colleagues in the sada and sima news agency and the public policy group are also having busy days in the islamic council. 1403 countries are under review. let's go to the glass news hall and join my colleague. dear mr. kaznia, it is supposed to agree with ms. akbarzadeh's plans for today in the

in this match, abdullah yusuf lost to rasul jordan in the 34th minute. although it was left with four points, it was able to advance to the next stage as one of the top four third teams in the six groups. in the 61st minute and the 15th minute of extra time, malaysia scored goals with this result, south korea went to the final stage with five points as the second team. the ball comes inside the shot and malaysia have the equalizer. saudi arabia and thailand also go to eighth place. tonight , two games were held from group f. in one of them , saudi arabia and thailand settled for a goalless draw. with this result, saudi arabia with seven points and as the first team of the rahiya group is eighth it was the end and thailand won the right to participate in the next stage as the second team with five points. in the other game of this group, oman, which could have gone to the next stage if they won , was stopped by a score of one against kyrgyzstan. al-ghazi scored in the 8th minute for oman and kajo scored in the 80th minute for the kyrgyz. in this game, oma

ships in the red and arabian seas until the regime stops his onslot on gaza. so our yemen correspondent yusuf says presence of the us and its allies in the red sea has turned it into a war zone. they've turned the red sea into a war zone into a fireball arena where nothing can unfold except chaos and destruction which is exactly what happened the other day and this is because of the presidence of the us navy. and other western powers in the red sea, so i think khansar law government, they are making a firm decision that not only the middle east, but also the red sea needs to be cleared from all western presence in order to secure a safe international shipping lane to every nation except uh that of the israeli entity. as you have mentioned, unsad allah will continue to block and prevent israeli link. ships from crossing baby mandab and from having access to the red sea and that's specifically aimed at putting pressure on the west, putting pressure on the israeli entity to end its genocide in palestine, so i think the presence of the iranian uh destroyer in the red sea is an indication that uh,