at first , i was accepted to the university of arizona, but then i met professor atta ur rahman, who is one of my professors. i decided to stay in pakistan. so the teacher plays a lot. has been important in my life. professor atta guided me and deepened my thinking and helped me define a goal for myself so that i can help others along the way. because i read a lot of books , i was always very curious. i also read about medieval muslim scientists who laid the foundation of modern science as it exists today. about biruni, kharzmi, ibn rushd and others i read others and this increased my interest in science and technology. besides these , i had the opportunity to work in a professional research center . i think this path can make anyone a good scientist and researcher. in iran, we have many collaborations with universities in mashhad, tehran and isfahan. there is a large network of universities with which we cooperate in various scientific researches. i will give you an example of some of our projects. some of the work we've done over the last two decades is incredibly important enzymes

will atta be able to reunite his family?

hassan atta's daughter and three-year-old were in one of the same buildings that we informed them about before the bombings. we found him there with his children. all four people were hugging each other. a cement pillar had fallen on the head and face of himself and his children. this is ahmad al-hadid, whose family was taken by israeli fighters. israeli warplanes warn our house, target a statement that informs us , a statement that even cares about children's humanity , mohammad al-hadidi, five months old, now alone the survivor is their family. at the time of the attack by zionist fighters, he was a lion and was unable to walk, but maybe when he grows up , he will move towards the 75-year-old occupiers in his field like mohammad parkhum, and maybe he will practice resistance from his childhood, sayyid mohsen hosseini radio and tv news after the war, god after the war. gaza in the fire and blood of the un the humanitarian situation in gaza is very dire. 157 martyrs and more than 2099.

atta's daughter and three grandchildren of her age were also in one of the same buildings that the israeli informed them before b. we found him there with his children. all four people were hugging each other. a cement setton this is how he and his children fell on his head and face . this is ahmad al-hadid, whose family was taken by israeli fighters. israeli warplanes target our house without warning. that they even pay attention to the humanity of children. five -month-old mohammad al-hadidi is now the only survivor of their family. at the time of the attack by the zionist fighters, he was paralyzed and unable to walk. but maybe when he grows up, like muhammad, the flag will move towards the 75-year-old occupiers of his land. and maybe , like him, he practices resistance from his childhood. seyyed mohsen hosseini khabari sedavasima. the supporters of the regime and some of the people of the qasab regime made some slanderous statements in these two or three days and it continues, including that they introduce islamic iran as the reason behind this movement. they are wrong. of course, we d

israeli forces had killed two palestinians near the westbank town of tulkam, 23-year-old abdul rahman atta and 27-year-old hudaifaz were shot. live fire during raid on shufa village. israel has intensified th attacks against palestinians in recent months and has killed nearly 250 people, including children in the occupied territories so far this year. we have discussed israel's atrocities against palestinians in our news review program. let's see what our guests had to say. it's time now for the news review of this bulletin. let's say is a palestinian scientist and author who joins us from bethlehem. eve zangler is an author and political activist joining us from montreal. welcome to you both. first over to you. so tidal is the uh target here and uh we can see what has occurred uh more palestinian lives are being lost. uh, what is your analysis on how we're looking at? non-stop uh offensive and onslot from the israeli regime forces? uh, yes, indeed, what we are seeing in the west bank, throughout the west bank is rotating israeli military and israeli setler attacks on palestinians increase

the victims have been identified as 23-year-old abdul rahman atta and 27-year-old adnan muhammad pharaz. the two palestinians were in a car near the village of. into kararam governor it where their vehicle came under israeli lifefire. separately israeli forces have once again rated to kararam refugee camp. the raid resulted in clashes between israeli soldiers and palestinians. according to israeli media, five troopers were injured, three of them critically. israel has intensified as tax against palestinians in recent months and has killed nearly 250 people, including children in the west bank this year. our correspondent monacan deal says israel has imposed a curfew a westbank village after the killing of two palestinians spark clashes between locals and forces. clashes erupted between palestinians in that area and israeli soldiers, however israeli military imposed a curfew at the shufa village and surrounded the area where the illegal settlement is located, later the israeli military issued a statement saying that during the military to told karam and the nearby village of shufa at lea

hassan atta's daughter and her three-year-old daughter are also in one of the same there were buildingse israeli commander says we informed them about before the bombings. we found him there with his children, all four of them were hugging each other. a cement pillar had fallen on the head and face of himself and his children. this is ahmad al-hadid, whose family was taken by israeli fighters. israeli warplanes target our house without warning , without informing us. saying that he even paid attention to the humanity of children. the five-month-old is now the only survivor of their family. at the time of the zionist fighter attack, he was a lion and had the ability to walk has not gone but maybe when he grows up, he will move towards the 75-year-old occupiers of his land, like mohammad parkhum, and maybe, like oga , we will have a reduction in fuel consumption due to an equalization of this azadara, considering that it has a high technical specification and standard. we will see more road accidents compared to the current road in daresh, god willing, and our estimate is that there will

and these are just cruel attacks on the transix commutes, , attas on the foundation of our democracy.now, they take a matter of fundamental values and principles. like o o the right to free expression. the right to make their own health care decisions, the right to raise our own children. i'm never going to stand by and large families to arise, doctors and nurses criminalize, or any child targeted for who they are. it is who they are. [applause] jill and i, and our entire mission while we stand with you against hate. together we will make even more progress. you heard me say before and i apologize, haven't repeated. married inon can bees the morning and throw it out of the restaurant for being gay in the afternoon, something is still fundamentally wrong in this country. [applause] that still exists. that's why we must pass the equality act and pass it now. [cheers and applause] that's why we must do this. at a a time when studies show violence against lgbtq americans is on the rise, we have to do more to keep people in the community safe. 25 years ago this week, matthew shepard was br

the victims have been identified as 23-year-old abdulrahman atta and 27-year-old abnon muhammad faris. the two palestinians were in a call. near the village of shufat and tulkarm governor where their vehicle came under israeli life fire. separately israeli forces have gone again have once again raid at the tulkarm refugee camp. the raid resulted in clashes between israeli soldiers and palestinians, according to israeli media five troopers were... three of them critically. israel has intensified its attacks against palestinians in recent months and has killed nearly 250 people including children in the west bank this year. joining us now from romelo's press tv's very on munacan deal with all the latest on the recent israeli raids against palestinians one uh what details do you have to share with with us and our viewers at this point, israeli forces raided the refugee camp of karim and the village of shufa earlier today, and the israeli military claimed that two palestinians were inside their vehicle and that they were planning to fire at the nearby israeli settlement, the legal settlem

in 1288, khomeini was born in the city of isfahan and he was named atta allah. in the seminary of qom, in the presence of elders such as haari yazdi and ayatollah borujerdi, he devoted himself to learning science and ethics and reached ijtihad at the age of 40. marham ayatollah bororjardi built a seminary in kermanshah and decided that three elders, one of whom mr. ward is with us. this great scholar was present in the front line and alongside the warriors of islam in the years of holy defense. although my physical strength has been taken away , i am ready to be sent to the front. after the martyrdom of the three friday imams in the country, with the increase in threats, the protection group suggested: change the residence of the friday imam . he did not accept . they did not accept a certain percentage of luxury and comforts . it was noon on friday, 23 mehr 61, when the 80-year-old imam of kermanshah was martyred. he arrived and reached the honor of the fifth martyr of the mihrab. usually i wait for the monkey until the sermons are over. i saw this hypocrite wi

throw away, but allah will throw me back , and i will be the leader of the staff. now now we fired atta-typekets at the settlements in occupied medina of al-quds and they hit the target. an order was issued for a missile attack on the occupied quds settlements and an attack with the anti-armor missile was launched in the north of the gaza strip by the brothers in al-quds battalions as a strong message. well, mr. mike, what is the meaning of setting a public time for the first attack from a military point of view, this action is actually a challenge in the sense that we will launch the missiles at a certain time and if you have the ability to intercept and destroy them , the cannon will actually grounding the israelis and challenging them to activate the iron dome system. in the first hours of the battle , the qassam battalions simultaneously attacked the intelligence and surveillance towers of the occupying forces along the border. targeted the gaza strip and disabled these systems. this action was a complex security operation. we named it operation crore . this operation had a great impact

the occupied westbank town of tulkaram, the victims have been identified as 23-year-old abdul rahman atta and 27-year-old adnan mamad faraz. the two palestinians were in a car near the village of shufa intokar. governor it where their vehicle came under israeli life fire. separately israeli forces once again raided the dalkarm refugee camp. the raid resulting in clashes between israeli soldiers and palestinians. according to israeli media, five troopers were injured, three of them critically. israel has intensified its attacks against palestinians in recent months, has killed 250 people, including children, the west bank this year. could add another palestinian unfortunately to the death doll, of which 250 have been killed so far this year, where israely forces have killed one, this happening in huara in the occupied west bank, again a palestinian to have been killed in huawara. our correspondent monacan deal says israel has imposed a curfew a westbank village, after the killing of two palestinians, spark clashes between locals and regime forces. clashes erupted between palestinians in th

israely forces killed two palestinians near the west bank town of tulkan. 23-year-old abdul rahman atta and 27-year old hudaifares were shot by live fire during raid on shuva village. israel has intensified these attacks against palestinians in recent months and has killed nearly 250 people, including children in the occupied territories so far this year. armenia and azerbaijan have traded accusation of a crossborder fire on thursday, fueling the already tense circumstances. the armenian defense ministry said azerbaijani troops open fire a vehicle transporting provisions for personnel stationed at armenian military outposts. azerbaijan's defense ministry meanwile said armenian forces fired on positions in a district. both sides said there were no casualties, tensions are high, in the caucasus, azerbaijan has seized control of the nagorno-karabakh region from the armenian separatists. virtually all the ethnic armenian population of the region have fled to armenia. relations between the neighbors are poisoned by ethnic hatred resulting from two wars over nagorno-karabakh in three decades.

on saturday, more than one million people gathered atta turk airport in istanbul in support of palestinians in the beseged gaza. the rally was attended turkish president as well as number of. and parliament members. erdogan said western countries that shed crocodile tears over the of civilians in ukraine are not only turning a blind eye to the death of palestinian civilians in gaza, but also supporting it. he added that turkey is against this double standard and hypocritical behavior. turkish president also went to say that the west has mobilized its politicians and media to legit the massacre of the innocent people gaza. the main corporate behind the massacre onfold in gaza is the west. the massacre in gaza is entirely the work of the west. israel will not last even three days without the support of western countries. they fully support the child killers in gaza. israel is now behaving like a war criminal. erdogan also warned that his country is preparing to reveal to the world that israel is a war criminal. we came here with our kids to stand with the people of palestine, to voice our rej

they said iraq to atta caused 9 turned out iraq didn't have anything to do with 911. le the facts where lie. let's investigate this and let israel need to do what they need to do, which is to to have a punishing response to the people in gaza to say no more. we're not going to let this happen again. ha you follow the money, ify, i the money goes from the biden and it goeson to tehran and then tehran sends its own mass and they use it anu to slaughter israelis and americans, what are weng he? doing here? >> the question ha s to be, is everybody is the anger? look, i've got the anger. be withi no sympathy for thesee pulling young women and children, shootingng people pointblank and had nobody of sympathy for them. in fact, i think they lose sympathy i think their cause byg such horrendous, outlandish things. nd outbut at the same time, soms says, well, we need to stop iran fro.anm having to go.have g we're going to bomb them. we have to realize that therote have been assassinations of nuclear scientists in iran going on for beeation of about d 6 to 8 years. every time w

next on cnn newsroom, returning to a place they barely escaped alive, cnn joins survivors s of the a atta on the fesestival in israel as they returned toto the scene of ththe massacre. >>> three weeks after hamas launched an attack on an israeli music festival, killing 260 people, two of the survivors have returned, retracing their steps from that tragic day. jake tapper reports. >> it is an uneasy journey back to a place he barely escaped alive.>> i don't know how to feel. >> place so many others did not.>> this is the first time.>> it's so hard to tell where everything was. >> i was over there.>> they had been back to the site of the nova music festival. 260 people were slaughtered here, on october 7. it was an overnight party to celebrate peace, and an easy place to make new friends. they were taking photos with a vintage camera.>> i saw your jacket, and thought he looks like a cool guy.>> the next memory is more permanent. >> the terrorist attack begin. with rockets. this new one, two, three, four, five rockets. they weren't stopping. >> the sky became fireworks.>> in the next hour we

the victims have been fited as 23-year-olds abdulrahman atta and 27-year-old adnon muhammad faris. the two palestinians were in a car in the village. of shilfa and tolkaram governor, where their vehicle came under israeli lifier, separately, israel forces have on raided the tulkar refugee camp. the raid resulted in clashes between israeli soldiers and palestinians, according to israeli media, five troopers were injured, three of them critically. israel has intensive. fight its attacks against palestinian in recent months and has killed nearly 250 people including children in the west bank this year. iran strongly condemns britain's medalsom statement its latest satellite launch saying that it reflects the uk's anger at the islamic republic scientific progress. foreign ministry spokesman naser. can ani said london's interfering remarks will not weaken the iranian nation's determination to break new grounds in the fields of science and technology. he added that achieving scientific and research advances including in the field of aerospace is iran's inalienable right? kani said the uk

it was a little weird coming on sunday traveling around virginia andir getting, you know, atta boys.that -- an at that boy for keeping the government open means the baseline has fallen a little bit too much. but on ukraine it's crazy. you're thinking from a national security standpoint that we would take this m moment and potentially walk away. three things. one, and there's a great ad out that aut you probably have seen, republicans forai ukraine, that makes clear the point that the ukrainian military has done what we and nato, america and nato were p planning to do for 60 years. they have basically eliminated 50% of russia's militaries capacity. military capacity. they've taken the second most powerful military in the world and maybe made it the second powerful military in ukraine and eliminated 50% of the capacity without the cost of a single american life or nato. secondly, in ahe moment when we have to reaffirm our alliances and we see an expanded nato to somehow send the signal that we're not going to be there, slovakian elections on saturday and the polish elections coming up,

geoff: as we wrap up this conversation, how do these last weekend's atta and the resulting war, how doesift the balance of power in the middle east and the understanding about the region's future? >> we have not talked about the israeli equity here. not only do the israelis have to deal with a galactic failure in operations and tactics and intelligence. what is at stake for them is the fact that the contract between the governed and those who govern, a government's capacity to protect its citizens is at stake because they cannot protect those israelis from the terror rampage from those hamas gunmen. kim: what i am watching is what countries like saudi arabia are going to do. is there a role for them to try to turn this not into the aftermath of 9/11, where it is revenge and 20 decades of war, but the aftermath of the october war of 1973 where after a few years, there's actually peace between egypt and israel. i think this is the critical juncture we are at. geoff: andrew, taking kim's point that this is a juncture, what do you see on the horizon? andrew: one of the things you have seen i

impossible to not be enraged by the sights that are coming out from key withouts -- kibbutz, from the scene attay single person in the country that israel, in israel which is a tiny, tiny country, every single person is personally affected by this tragedy. and the world should be i outraged. and of to have people that are qualifying this and saying, yeah, but, but why did it happen, there's no why it happened. why it happened is because hamas is isis and the taliban. they are the same ideology. the other thing is this: israel is committed to destroying hamas. israel's going to destroy hamas the same way the united states destroyed isis. and this is just what's going to happen. they decided to go full force out k ask they though what the repercussions are going to be. but we have to be careful about this ideology, because it's very difficult to kill an ideology, and that is what we need in the west to be extraordinarily careful about and notice when it keeps popping up, because with it's going to keep popping up in the muslim world, this radical ideology. it's going to keep popping up. so hamas i

hezbolla missileh up those atta. could the war begin to widen?here's no indication that has sharon nasrallah, who is the leader of hezbollah, hasan gotten his marching orders from iran. ye t. so maybe things will remain at the low level that they've beenthey've for the past ten ds between hezbollah and israel. one other point, john, that we should pass along to you as well, is thatisto tak president biden, according to john kirby, is going to take some time after his meetinmee a netanyahu and he will meet with the families of americamern who were killed in that beliific attack on saturday, october the seventh, as well as the families of americans who believe that their lovededn ones are being held hostage. >> big day ahead of a shotf ,f e john if i may ask you,lead the cancellation of meetings with the leaderss of of jordan and egypt and fatahsident president abbas, the palestinian president.stini how is that being interpreted, if i may ask, on the ground? >> i think it's probably parts of the universalprob condemnatin of what was initially belie

well, except mis terrorist atta. so here comes the great proportionality push, which doesn't help anyone except harvard. halumbia's, stanford. berkeley, the new york times, "the washington post", msnbcrv l squad, and allows them to justify their existence while saying israel has no r right to its own. and it excuses the free punch from hamas. but the only thing that should be proportional here the number of dead hamas and the numberm ha of out of work democratsmas. ye. the fact is both america and israel suffer from an imbalance . israel needs to regain its equilibrium by, exacting design divisive, just decisive justice, not peace. not pe justice. not revenge. justice mae. and in a way, we need justice, too. we have yet to redress own relentless decay. that slow boil of crime and collapse crime. when w there is a voice in your headil asking when will this stop? gooit's a good question. >> still waiting for an answer . >> well, gary, can [ i guess his commentary gives liberals. terry, fox news contributor, truly hur w

hasot let up on his attas against the judge in this case on his truth social page. twice for breaking a gag order for speaking against courtstaff. there is no protection against speaking against the judge or prosecutors. joining us now, former litigator and msnbc legal analyst, lisa rubin. you have been following this in the courthouse every day. first of all, ivanka, don junior, will they get out of this? >> i don't think they will. don junior and eric are defendants in the case. there's never been a suggestion they wouldn't testify. in fact, they appear on the trump defendants witness list and could be recalled when the prosecution rests and the defense presents its own. >> they could plead the fifth? >> they could. i don't expect them to. one of the reasons i don't expect them to is because we haven't seen that happen from some of the other co-defendants. we expect the former president to get on the stand. he has been clear that he expects to testify as well. >> trump has been showing up a lot. the trial has been decided. we're not deciding whether there was frau