haqida yaxshi, yaxshi tayyorlanib kelibdi, yaxshi qatnashdi, ko'p o'ylandim, yutamizmikan, yo'qmikan debmasi yaxshi bo'ladi, ozgina shoshib qoldim, shuning uchun yiqilib tushdim, keyingi shartlarda. belarus is a country with a rich history. all this pabudova, yana shined to the punishment of mindaug, the first caranavana to the punishment, for whom the current appeared... our country, this kalegium, the educational establishment of the 16th century, this was the case throughout all of belarus. adukatsiya was free. unique sights can be found literally at every step. church of the holy apostles peter and paul. even upon entering it, you can literally touch antiquity. klyamka main entrance doors have been around for over 200 years. and uvesy the rubyazhevichs embrace traditions on sunny days. i will make a medicine from the market, such pharmacies , which are there, you don’t know, navat in the post-savetsky space, and the blue-eyed soul is people, hello, good afternoon to you , dear gasts, our shchyrae vitanna, we bring you, travel with us on the tv channel belarus 24. yana is not very sen

yaxshi qatnashdi, chaqqini bola, ko'p o'ylandim, yutamizmikan, yo'qmikan deb, shu meni sal sindirib qo'ydishdim, keyingi shartlarda harakat qilamiz, yaxshi natijalar olishga. perseverance and determination, their strong quality, and life credo, if this was the first fight, when the cage was closing , you are a little discouraged, you are some kind of jitters for the first time, a hot head and all that, then with each fight it’s for sure that everything becomes it’s easier psychologically, this is where you mentally overwhelm yourself, you come out somewhere, more and more cold-blooded, do more than you can, then everything will be fine, well, vitamins yes, watch about belarusians on our tv channel, 100 brave guys have gathered in our studio, each of them has a question for an adult, we are children, we can be wiser in some ways than adults, i think, and i don’t even doubt it at all, as in our time is to get on television, it’s very easy, you have good data, i like a girl, tell me how i can... confess my love to her without words. the heroes of the program will have to open up to the audien

kogan, deb walsh. deb, thank you again for your service. and the vice chair of our foundation secretary, rodney slater. rodney, thank you for your leadership. i think most of you know that the national archive is a truly unique government institution. by the way, it's an in-depth on an agency created by frank and ellen roosevelt in the in the thirties. we contain billions of documents within these buildings and other buildings, and each tells a part of the american story. we are obviously in the archives is tasked with preserving our past, but it must do with an eye to the future. so we celebrate that future today as we're gathered for this ceremony. we're celebrating new beginnings and new leadership. and it's exciting day, as we all know. now, it is my pleasure to introduce the first lady of the united states, dr. jill biden. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. please be seated. thank you so. thank you, governor blanchard. and thank you for your dedication to the national archives. and senator capital. you were a champion for dr. s

kogan, deb wahl. deb, thank you again. your service. and the vice chair of our foundation, rodney slater. rodney thank your leadership. i think most of you know that the national archives is a truly unique government institution by. the way it's an independent agency created franklin delano roosevelt in the in the thirties. we contained billions of documents within, these buildings and other buildings, and each them tells part of the american story. we are obviously the archives is tasked with preserving our past, but it must do with an eye to the future. so we celebrate that future today as we're gathered for this ceremony, we're celebrating new beginnings and new leadership and it's exciting day as. we all know now. it is my pleasure to introduce the first lady of the united states, dr. jill biden. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. please be seated. thank you so. thank you. governor blanchard, and thank you for your dedication to the national archives and senator capital. you were a champion, dr. shogun, in the senate, so tha

joyingda o'sha shunday tortishib qoldida homilimlar hech narsa qilmang manamiz oldinga tortib ketaman debikrim bo'yicha qo'yil gan to' siqdan o'tib olsam bo'ldi qolgani qiyinchilik tug'dirmaydi deb o'ylaganman to'mirim tog'ritib qoldi. qo'limni tombiri tortishdim, aynan o'sha damni o'zida stress holatiga tushib qoldim, aynan osilib qolgan paytim, jamoadoshlarim va trenerlarimdan uzr so'rayman, g'alabaga hali ham umidimiz bor. pressure. harvey, that's all, this guy is a real hero, harvey, we don't hang our noses, yes , we keep our smile, please, the most important thing is that you did it, we did it, yes, plus one crystal in the piggy bank, keep it up, we give petunis, let's stay strong, right? so, teams, the next test that you will need to pass is the test of the elements of the earth, to be honest, there will be a lot of surprises, they are not pleasant, well unless you are fans of horror, of course, one of you will find yourself in a dark labyrinth full of unexpected traps and turns, the rest of the participants will become his intuition, look, it’s scary not to get into a dead end, but

as the desk tony garza rises to the 4600 deb disturbing new trend communities with children's names being wishing on the legs to identify them in case they killed in a future attack. also has over like we increased our attacks and as a result of this increase and an accurate intelligence, those of tears. thank god the city and the surrounding area were killed. we.

, hozir o'yinni ichida albatta harakat qilaman, albatta , chunki bir insonni hayotini saqlab qoldim deb, uydagilar bilan vaqtni ko'p o'tkazaman, meni eng yaxshi ko'rgan xohishim bu vatanimiz uchun, vatanimni himoya qilish uchun harbiy bo'lmoqchiman, bilan ikki yildan beri shug'ullanaman, bu o'zim bilan bog'liq, xohishlarim bilan, orzularim bilan bog'liq, butun dunyodagi qizlarga ko'rsatmoqchiman, o'zbek qizlari qanday bo'lishini , kompyuter sporti bilan shug'ullanaman, albatta shu kompyuter texnologiyalari, kompyuter o'yinlari yutuqlariga erishish endi arafasidaman, yaxshi ko'rgan qahramon chalapag, chunki u chaqqon odamlarga yordam beradi, tez harakat qiladi. ishonch hosil qilib albatta boraman. to a person in need. new means trials, new checks, we have been preparing for this in our homeland for a long time, every stage frightens us, but we are ready to overcome fear, overcome to win. here they are, aliens from uzbekistan itself, the city of fergana, guys , welcome, hello, hello, hello, hello, come on, come on, and me, hello, stan, my guys are no stranger to causing horror, meet the t

than finding gold hosted to use the dream force and for the future feelings about what's going on in deb stories. and they say, instead of being discussed across the continent, dw, and use africa every friday on the w. fast fashion as an environmental 9, a clothing graveyard, immature land desert. this is where things wealthy industrial nations no longer need and lightest textile ways get stranded here. all about the final stuff in the global fashion industry, the fast fashion watch now on youtube, the you watching, you know the news coming to live from berlin. germany shows and support for israel chancellor. all our faults tells prime minister netanyahu that, as well as the right to defend itself against homos. charles also warns countries in the middle east and not to intervene in the conflict. also coming up on the show, jordan's king abdulla warns against any attempt to force palestinians into his country or into egypt only got a red line. and us president joe biden prepares to travel to israel. he's expected to reaffirm is real.

here, the number of deb has reached 1200 and most of them were civilians, guns down in the homes, boulder street. the high british manager. welcome is around the east keeping up its campaign of aspects of guns in response to subsidies terrorist attack, which can, more than 1200 people inside is around officials and does say more than a 1000 people had been killed. and at least 260000, displaced by the bumping. they also said the tree is about to run out of power of to ease around imposed a total blockade. cutting off supplies of food, water and electricity is driving it strikes hundreds of targets in garza overnight of leaving and died. neighborhoods in joins 50 workers and lucas went door to door. searching for survivors is transmitted. trustees, it was targeting locations, used by palestinian militants to launch attacks on his train with the sunrise, the aftermath of they've started it. strikes is obvious, shops and homes. don't do robin said the tug thing is being unjust. we've not seen this anywhere before. they talk to humans of trees, stones, and even children about they didn't leav

alternative to the traditional western sort of partnership model and for a lot of countries that's that deb give some options that they've previously doesn't have a hi decide alternative look. so in concrete terms, what sort of options do these countries actually have? yeah, well unfortunately they don't have a ton of options because i would personally argue that the united states, europe, japan and others have not been doing as much as they need to do to offer real credible alternatives. and frankly, if, if you're, you know, part of the global south ends, you're trying to promise your voters and your constituents. um, you know, some sort of major infrastructure project. if you, you kinda have the options between working with traditional western partners that might take 5 to 10 years for one of these projects to come together. and it's incredibly complex. whereas china is offering something that, you know, they show up with a one stop shop and they can do the entire project in a couple of years. and boaters are happy, constituents are happy. and so even if you end up with something that's n

vaqtim, hozir o'yinni ichida albatta harakat qilaman, albatta, chunki bir insonni hayotini saqlab qoldim debva bundan juda xursandman, katta odam bo'lsam, uydagi uydagi a'zolarimga vaqt ajratishim ham kam bo'ladi, uydagilar bilan vaqtni ko'p o'tkazizaman, meni eng yaxshi ko'rgan xohishim bu vatanimiz uchun, vatanimni himoya qilish uchun harbiy bo'lmoqchiman, takvando bilan ikki yildan beri shug'ullanaman bu oʻzim bilan bog'liq, xohishlarim bilan, orzularim bilan bog'liq, butun dunyodagi qizlarga ko'rsatmoqchiman namulib o'zbek qizlari qanday bo'lishi? kompyuter sporti bilan shug'ullanaman, albatta shu kompyuter texnologiyalari, kompyuter o'yinlari yutuqlariga erishish endi arafasidaman. yaxshi ko'rgan qahramon chelapag, chunki u chaqqon odamlarga yordam beradi, tez harakat qiladi, nomlab shu maqsadda. bo'lib bu yerdan pauk bo'lib ketish, bu yerga kelishimdan shoudan to'zilari, o'zimga ishonch hosil qilib, albatta boraman. a hero is not one who has achieved strong, great results, but one who is ready to help a person in need, i want to test my guys in new, that is, tests, new checks, we have

so what's the reason for kayla's, deb and even have family belief? the main thing about the thing is i'll see you that is he a little more time? probably with me to then take a long time to get a long time nozzle made me very sad cuz i'm there that come 1st the police king, no police can take me to the doctor said they address to because it's web disappear, friend and anonymous man. they main like they, like the, you know, think about some like katelyn and all the different things that come to know about her. there's an occasional shooting that is so, you know, rocks the contents that people sort of take notes. but otherwise, there's this sort of like, you know, mean effect is going on here. most people can't get their arms around the notion that their child can't go to the store because they get killed on the way there. and i don't think that the public ever fully appreciates what that does to a human. we have this group, this large group mentally there. i'll look in the world is changing not for the better because they're living in this bunker. and

johns, i've never met because the media wants to make out it john, so i'm with the reason for kayla's, deb and even have family belief. the main thing is i'll see you that is he a little more time fire was made. it didn't take a long time, long to national, made me very upset cuz i'm there that come 1st the police king, no police can take me to the doctor said they address too because that's leg disappear, friend and anonymous. man. they name like they like the, you know, think about some like kalen and all the different things that come to know about her. there was an occasional shooting that is so, you know, rocks the conscience that people sort of take. no, but otherwise there's this sort of like, you know, mean effect is going on here. most people can't get their arms around the notion that their child can't go to the store because they get killed on the way there. and i don't think that the public ever fully appreciates what that does to a human. we have this group, this large group mentally there. i'll look in the world is changing not for the better because they're living in this bu

these are the losses that have been incurred some categories economic growth down $1.1 billion dollars, deb 918 million. again, these are the types of uh overall revenues that can be generated for the palestinian economy, and we take these categories all like agriculture, stone, tourism, construction, telecommunications, this is the type of loss that incurs on the palestinian economy, you're looking at 2,416.1 billion dollars, mean that's a big loss when we think about uh how much this could enhance the lives of palestinians as a result of these uh restrictions and controls that israel has uh palestinian economy as a whole, lives cannot therefore be enjoyed by the palestinians especially with respect to the way that israel is are it. let's see what our guests think about this. let me bring rabia billings natuna back into pro palestinian and human rights activists. tuna, welcome back to the program, when you take a look at the... what happened with palestinians, there is movement called bds, which i'm sure you're well, well aware of the boycot investment and sanction, which has been in the w

jobs i've never met because the media wants to make out it john, so i'm with the reason for kayla's, deb and even her family believe the main thing is i'll see you that is he a little more time? fire was made. it didn't take a long time to get a long time nozzle made me very upset cuz there was that come 1st the police came know police can take control of that. as soon as they, they access to because that's what they should have friends and who on, on, on my name like they like the, you know, think about some like kalen and all the different things that come to know about her. there was an occasional shooting that is so, you know, rocks the contents that people sort of take know, but otherwise there's this sort of like, you know, mean effect is going on here. most people can't get their arms around the notion that their child can't go to the store because they get killed on the way there. and i don't think that the public ever fully appreciates what that does to a human. we have this group, this large group mentally there, i'll look in the world is changing not for the better because the

jobs i've never met because the media wants to make out of john, so i'm with the reason for kayla's, deb and even her family belief. the other thing is i'll see you that is he a little more time? probably with me to then take a long, long time now. so maybe very upset cuz i'm gonna come 1st, the police king, no police can take any tools that are said if they access to because this web disappear friend and on on, on like, man, they main like they like the, you know, think about some like kalen and all the different things that come to know about her. there's an occasional shooting that is so rocks the conscience that people sort of take notes. but otherwise there's this sort of like, you know, mean effect is going on here. most people can't get their arms around the notion that their child can't go to the store because they can get killed on the way there . and i don't think that the public never fully appreciates what that does to a human. we have this group, this large group, mentally, they're all looking. the world is changing not for the bad or because they're living in this bunker. a

have team coverage for you this hour chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin senator debding by with more on the u.s. military bolstering its presence in the middle east and jonathon bring us more coverage of pro-palestinian protest in the united states. but first, lucas tom lean son standing by in tel-aviv he has the latest from israel. lucas. reporter: jon israeli forces now been inside the gaza strep for nearly 48 hours. israel's prime minister says they're going to be there for a while. [inaudible conversations] reporter: today the prime minister visited navy base not far from gaza where he met with members of the elite 13 those are israel nay navy s.e.a.l.s. and took heat after a late night tweet insisting not warned by intelligence chief for the potential to attack prior to october 7th deleted the post nine hours later issued a rare apology afterwards now israeli forces have now been in gaza as i mention jon for two days pushing two miles along coast along beach there. israel sent mechanism forces into gaza using dismounted infantry along with tank and artillery the

ankbah, send palestinians to other countries like egypt, to the sini desert there, egypt's reward, us deb to be brough, meanwhile, palestinians have on their mind. and with that come to the end of this bulletin, thank you. being with us, take care and bye-bye. despite israel's war crimes and fold before our very eyes, politicians in the uk, united states and europe continued. moral and practical support to the zist entity, but here he is in his uniform, at the same time is he's still presenting himself on his ex or twitter account as being a social media influence of a civilian, mean these are lying, of course it's a strategic lie which the israelis try and tell all the time, which is that people who are being killed in the conflict are civilians, this is truly one of the aggreous of the most agregous offenses the israelis have committeed in this entire conflict uh since uh uh flood began on october 7. i mean how do you how do you bom a hospital and get away with that? how do you kill 500 people? you extinguish the lives of 500 people in one fell soup and and get away with this this is be

nation, occupier movements address various issues mostly relating to the economy, including and loan deb, healthcare and affordable housing. um, occupy wall street, uh, most people who have uh examined it closely believe that it was a response to the 2008 um crash, um, that the uh the issue of the neoliberal economic order um was beginning to come to bear on the working class and the working poor, um, many people associated with occupy wall street were young people who had um traditionally believe that they had the opportunity to have better and more fruitful economic life than their parents, they were coming to the stark realization that the economic order that the united states empire um advocates and in fact enforces around the world was not in their best interest, so um, i don't believe they had a plan or they had a um a realistic idea of how to address their grievances, but they were angry, so it was an expression of... anger um they um you know moved into a number of parks and they attempted to um act out against the government, unfortunately they didn't have a realistic plan, but

intense violence, in that case between israel and homos gains momentum leaving over 700 palestinians . deb annually, $4000.00 injured israel brings gaza under a total lockdown with electricity, food and water supplies, cut off as the west remains undecided on continue days, supplies the palestine and more disturbing images. the death toll on israel sky rock that showed up with over 900 sad and 1000 wounded, including heavy losses among civilians and following him off attacked by friends with.

a journalist named deb grover was also injured in the polices attack. he is one of 630 journalists who have been attacked by police forces in the last 6 years. this statistic is one american institute for the protection of free speech published. flooding of more than 225 cities and villages in thailand due to floods in this country. the meteorological department of thailand has predicted that seasonal rains and river flooding will continue in the coming days. 257 cities and villages in thailand with an area of ​​21 square kilometers were completely submerged due to the flood of the last 13 years. the depth of the water reaches you. all the houses are under water and our whole life is lost. i saw many people who lost water, but the number a lot of people were saved by rescue groups. the main routes to the flooded villages and towns are completely submerged. the amount of damage is huge. we must quickly drain the water and open the roads leading to the flooded areas so that we can save the flood victims and transfer them to temporary accommodation camps.

to web, to have activities for the woman ride for political that the freedom for press freedom, the deb, etc, etc. um the, um, the, the many elaine. yeah. and the same price that, that, that she has on this uh this, this price. indeed, the, the, the government have issued a statement saying that she's basically a threat to national security. so was talking about democracy and about women's rights. an ongoing, dangerous subject to anybody in iran, regardless of who you uh, what is the situation right now as well. unfortunately, yeah, the as long as the vision, like many other advertising in the world does not accept the fact that we do have political representative the, they, they charge and they accuse them of treason, of the above acting against a state security, etc, etc. but uh, what could the, what could the woman like, nat gives you, mama did do any thing that would jeopardize estate them the security and the if the jeopardizing the state security or national security is the. a which is used in the wrong against the, the above ability car opposition. of course there are many parts

reason for the, for the crisis is the the, [000:00:00;00] the more than 100. quite a cd is reportedly deb. this guy's rock to the massive bombing contain of a night, and that's as easy on and now as expanding it's operation in the gas, i is also launched into an installation blackout as the internet and telephone lines to the region. i caught both the policy and red crescent in the world health organization savings last contact with your teams on the ground.

a lot so called deb tune volumes are basically dead sea grass that could be collected on shores and used as a high quality installation material. all these examples seem perfect and relatively easy to implement, but we need to change the way we have built our homes and products for the past decades. 50 as a goal, renew the negative environmental consequences if we have certain building habits. so in the beginning be had felt that v require new knowledge is to be able to build appropriately. but right now we have a different problem. professor arnold palmer can do is an award winning architect, mostly known for her sustainable projects like these ones. when standardization is being imposed, then the must have coverage to question the limits of standardization. and the construction sector is especially standardized and rigorously conservative. some practices haven't changed in centrally is to is concrete. for example. it's the 2nd most used material in the world, only after water. if it was a country, it would have been the world's 3rd largest carbon polluter. after china and the u. s. las

your view should be doing to understand how it affects. counting the cost on al jazeera award winning deb investigations give compelling science into total storms from asia and the pacific. one o one here on out to 0. the a barrel and you of is riley strikes on dogs. are in the morning following a low overnight prime minister benjamin netanyahu rules the ceasefire. the and the clock. this is out 0 in life and also coming out the house of a senior. i'm not sufficient as play not buys ready forces in the west bank also in the west bank is ready sex lives, increase their attacks on palestinians.

we don't accept any getting my grand joining with the military to impose that deb political agend. you have to go to our nation. what has happened to the retention? that's one of the biggest stains of the country as a whole. as a not really. this is important to me in an unholy alliance or analogies. here the a role is experiencing an intensifying will to pricing across if that is threatened in the livelihoods of rural communities. turning once less from land into the upstream down building. government mismanagement on climate change, a widely blank, but many iraq, you say the oil industry, a critical part of the country's economy is contributing to the shortage people in power when to investigate the of the iraq is on the brink of another conflict. but this one is unlike any other test seen before suddenly this year marks the worst drought ever recorded in iraq's modern history. an existential struggle is unfolding in multiple tamia, the cradle of civilization. in this to part documentary, we should live on the fall out and investigate the government's response. in part 2, we trav

the big protests from cape tom to deb been drawing his back in pretoria. and we have seen the order numbers coming out and stuff for to the point has been struggling a gauze that has frequently being referred to as an open at prison, suffering from moulton day, a pause. so i know, given honestly what you're saying, south african history. well, unless this can, those in palestine, tate, to rise out of the current situation as well. the, as i've said the, we had to enroll the a sense of is the of colonialism as well as the per ton upon a day. and she means a cup, and pro dot the menu was not waged, a offer resistance, particularly when it came to land disposition. what we have seen over the years, the positive side has been that you are always, you know, times being in glands like we were just under colonialism in south africa. but we have also seen the 1st one removal of houses before those at the same doc to be experienced in south africa. but i think it was his eh, on. so i b s by menu off on the in south africa is not the policy means only be under the w

unless, unless the deb said they've shown control the crossing offer of law will remain open for the entry of supplies such supplies from the agent from egypt at. so i hear from guys, vitro stations. well, for cooking guys that the, those to distribute guys to the region might face a shortage. and one week from now, unless egypt allows some egyptian fuel or if you were to guys from get from egypt into the gaza strip. right, going to leave it there for now around the, i'm sorry guys are based in journalists. thank you for that update. as well. one of the key flash points and the ongoing complex was a mazda attack, which targeted and is really open air music festival. 260 guess, had been confirmed, killed and hundreds more. are suspected to have been taken hostage ortiz maria for an ocean. i spoke with a young woman who fled to tel aviv to escape the violence. danielle used to live in kind of mia and jewish community at the boulder with guys a she had to escape on saturday morning. have to have my so surprised defensive against israel. it was her own decision to leave for hours, they w

to web, to have activities for the bowman ride for political lab, the freedom for press freedom, the deb, etc, etc. um, the, um, the, the many elaine in the same price that the, that she has one that they said this, this price in the longer on that, but it presides a female is particularly female uranium. and um, 2 more card there for a demo to see on the, um, political them freedom. obviously this long because she is annoyed is angry. and the takes it as, as i'm the, as i'm the is law make. get. but by divest by. yeah. but, but we all know that the, the situation as far as human rights to these concepts is not very brilliant in your, on it's us, secretary of state as me blinking has signed turkey is foreign minister on friday, a day after us forces shut down a turkey strong in syria, the state department says blinking emphasize the need for the 2 signs to coordinate and the conflict in syria and correct says the drawing belong to its national intelligence agency. check here has been carry out to military offensive against cody slade forces in northeast and syria. that offensive continue

hours to evacuate to the sales to you and said it was impossible to move back many civilians without deb the amount of carrying concepts. despite all of that at a time of war. and if and yahoo government can rely on the as really media to match its calls for ventures even take them up and some issues and the stuff that i 1000, they tend to be shows with large panels for hours on end. and there's been a high uniformity of message in terms of almost one not being shot because i've seen that come on the same time, there was been this constant drip feed of how come it will win. so wrong people whose families in the military. what with missing what happens capture takes into gaza, appearing and saying we've heard nothing. we've heard nothing from these rating system. nothing from naeel saw nothing from the on the so there's been a criticism of the way things are managed, but quite a significant uniformity of message of we stand against the palestinians. that anger has already manifested in some extraordinary scenes is really spurious, with their political leadership. cabinet ministers have be

the tet stone and these right and goes up as the media to find mold bodies base here, the number of deb since each 1200 and the most of them were civilians, guns down and.

unfortunately, deb piece progress for the whole process. is that united states of america, and now we can see the position of the united states of america is like very biased to kind of 3 law unit. uh, lived in, in, in 3 days. he have been on tv 4 or 5 times. i said think that i took this so that you to defend itself against palestinian civilians and balancing and see them fighters. unfortunately, it's always the police to me unplugged blood that is on the tape. it's like every 2 years we have a awards every 2 years. we have thousands of fairly seniors at can for the sake of agenda once it's the agenda of those for the elections the time. now it's the edge in the us image shows the 2 steps solution is not by it before, but it's to me and it's been a long time ago and, but a long time ago, what makes this we live in is, is that it is the only solution that is tended back by the international community, up to this moment, a lot of complications to materialize of the cdn states. but as long as it is the only solution that is still on the tip o

so let's get more from i'm out of deb from that d w at arabic. welcome to the studio. i'm out let's. let's start with why it's so difficult getting 8 into gaza. while the rough crossing border new in egypt is the only exit them from gauze, that's where it's egypt, it's only crossing that's if any crossing is, is to be allowed to open, would be a bit of a border crossing, as israel has sincerely declared, that it will not open its own crossings into the gaza strip unless the hostages are reduced. now what makes this crossing very complicated and hence guessing it is because a very complicated is, the egypt has its own conditions to open the border. and also egypt says that israel and must, must secure the security of, of the crossing and not targets any of the trucks holding aid into gaza was that translates into the gus a strip. now the u. s. has managed to broker a deal between egypt and israel. on, on this aspect and we are expecting it's under gaza as early as friday morning as these radio. so it does have some thoughts announced i'm one of those. a different condit

everything, well, we always need to appoint someone guilty, we can also be appointed guilty by the us state deberstand whether the israelis hear us or not, by the way, they know me well there, including the israeli leadership, now the israeli press is very actively promoting against russia, that’s how it is, russia supported the terrorists, well, they are being told, apparently , russia has the opportunity, at least today, to talk with hamas, this is the fate of the hostages, this is also preventing a bloodbath in gas, sorry there me, one and a half million people live, yes, 600,000 have now left for the north of the gas sector, i have been to gas, i know what it is, first-hand, by the way, i also met arafat at one time, that’s why i must say thank you to russia, i am absolutely convinced, i know this firsthand, russia now occupies a very important place and role in resolving this conflict, you have now touched a little on the origins of the arab-israeli conflict, in the wake of the current aggravation, it becomes clear, we talk about these origins all the time, it becomes clear that very many

have to be destroy the the value of the relative of the barrels of rockets fired by him on fire is on deb . read throughout the streets of the conflict does enter in the 2nd day kind of cuts out or accused as israel of starting the conflict with several arab states rallying and supported palestine while western powers including them.

i'll be curtis from k tom to deb in drawing his bacon tutorial. and we have seen that on 2 numbers coming out in software to the point has been struggling . the menu was not waged, offer resistance, particularly when it came to land disposition. why do we have seen the over the years, the, in part of the side has been that yours? you know, i was doing and learn like weakness under colonialism in south africa. but we have also seen the 1st one, remove all the houses before. those are the same that we experienced in south africa, but i think it was his own. so i've been as seen by menu, all the kinds of the policy meetings are living on the west form of our party, west on the re eval weaknesses of the goods. your recall doctor, when we were pushed to the max, it was the late president monday law doctor called to start off with comes to pick up and formed a controller caesar, which was this be of the nation when it became the military. we lost the conventional congress, he pressed and now the left of the country and 62 went for his military training

more in the deb, it's probably like help. so what they're doing is they're demanding a see an immediate cease fire. and really, they're here to try and break through the mainstream media and it's not just, these are the people who came in and they're going to get arrested, the face of 5, because it is by the time of jail most mostly they don't. this is independence out and just to give you a sense. so there are hundreds of people outside protesting as well. the us capitol, right across the way. so yes, the they are protesting that many of the ceasefire get interested for heavy just how big of a security breach these days. you were saying to me earlier that you need a pos to get into that particular buildings or how of these civilians every day. people being able to get through such as, i'm assuming a large security presence. i'm sorry, and i'm so glad you brought that up. i was mistaken. that the press release that went out from capital. you said a part of the capital would be closed. so this is a can also study as one person

have 3 destroy the time it's all about is relative of the barrels of rockets fired by him on fires on deb. read throughout the streets as the conflict does enter in the 2nd day. kind of cuts out or accused as israel of starting the conflict with several arab states rallying and supported palestine. while western powers, including america condemned the palestinian side of the month the morning from moscow, we'd be now rolling here at all to you, but 24 hours as old eyes remain on israel and the surrounding region. before we joined, i guess been gone. so let's go over some of the updates for you as we continue on breaking news coverage on how to international. so the idea of propose that it has carried out overnighted strikes in gaza instead, it will continue talking homeless targets in the area. now this comes off to be as ready, ami early a cold on locals to evacuate the area head of an upcoming counter terrorist operation. the, just the astonishing footage, right. the showing you the moment open is riley missed all attack on a multi story building located in garza id, claiming that it st

but the public is not the deb. that is why they're going to convince the public that we have to go again so much i just heard on your program worth? nothing. yeah. who was calling from us as a noses? how stupid any. do you like the statement? is that the calling some people who are fighting to be free from the completion of these? i didn't. does it say no? i simply i have, i'm crying. but after listening that kind of the statements as it is now, how do you believe? well, how do you think the arab countries and the nations would react to my horns proposal as well on other countries. they have strongly condemned a tax on gaza and invest bank even. so the idea who was, wanted to have good relations with these right. they and cut are and many other countries. they have worked on hard on the negotiations with the right. it means that arrows and also not really arrows, but none other countries like dark key focus on innovation, china, race, yeah. they're all condemning what it is doing. so when these are you and make one

temporary joseph of displaced people from 2000 new and would need i was an agency guy in general was put in deb. this is outrageous and it again shows a flagrant disregard for the lives of civilians. no place is safe and goes any more, not even u. n. r w a facilities. they also have 5, have spa, this outrage to have them those involved with the i in the spitting out into the streets. so riley, leah, i am level and descended into violent. this is the site is smashed, the windows were un building at mid size of those way is a passing and flag on the fence of the u. s. embassy and also it was, i'm the fence diplomatic, 10 pound police responded little to kevin and to yes, the in the day. because this isn't they really to again, you have it in front of the american embassy to show the symbol of about us. i'm someone can be seen, so in sterns. i'm police responding with to guess. oh cool. yeah, it's in a can. who is royce, in the sense of these flashes as well. we can hear sound bombs going off tear gas being deployed by security forces. just protecting us embassy inmate, or there was a barricade. t

allies, we as federal government, through our us, most of so this conflict doesn't escalate any further. deb, i'd like to also commend and think for minutes available for her and commitment. as you know, i'm going to travel to israel on a visit and discuss the situation together, which is really prime minister will get this. your majesty, we both are concerned about the humanitarian situation where we continue to learn to a manager and assistance in order to alleviate the suffering of the civilian population . and we advocate for a few minutes here and access to the golf bus trip. well, there's a testing needs that the substrate 70 and so the population in java, which are used by and come us as human as, as human shields receive. and you monitoring the systems water food medication, mentioned we are horrified by the engine main, bothered and committed by homeless perpetrators. but it is important to differentiate the police to me and people, men and women are not thomas, i'm the homeless, doesn't have the right to speak on behalf of them the, the plus the nation. b, as in young people, in ga

the state deb supposedly sent them the relevant instructions, but in the evening the border was not openedwhile , hamas’s allies are threatening tel aviv with the opening of new fronts, following the head of the iranian foreign ministry, the yemeni houthis have not ruled out military support for the movement. israel's demands for the evacuation of hospitals in the northern gaza strip are tantamount to a death sentence for the sick and wounded, as indicated by the world health organization. meanwhile , palestinian president mahmoud abbas discussed the situation with us president biden, announced a complete refusal to move palestinians from the gaza strip, and emphasized its rejection of the practice of murder and brutal treatment of civilians by all parties to the conflict. the russian army repulsed 15 attacks in su, zelsky’s formation lost almost 700 more soldiers and mercenary officers. besides . two tanks and 15 other armored vehicles, as well as 11 howubs and self-propelled guns, including american-made polish ones, were destroyed. the crimean bridge was completely restored, and 18 days

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