evacuate to the south, the south is also - to the south, the south is also being bombed?bombed? actually i checked that with our _ being bombed? actually i checked that with our idf _ being bombed? actually i checked that with our idf spokesperson . being bombed? actually i checked| that with our idf spokesperson and being bombed? actually i checked i that with our idf spokesperson and i can say clearly, the northern area is at the moment the main area of the war, we are not targeting civilians in the south, the only thing being targeted in the south is military targets. so it is very clear that israel is not targeting civilians, israel isjust clear that israel is not targeting civilians, israel is just targeting the military machine of hamas and i am going back again, why are we doing all this? think about sixth october, everyone was peace and quiet in israel, it is not like the israeli government woke up one morning and decided to attack people in gaza. the reason we did that is because our people, our children, our women, were not safe, they were raped and slaughtered

in he says, you know, we welcome you to the south, the south thrilling with new and imagines the south as a and we first start to see the south as a kind of female character. the south needs capital. the south is thrilling with you investment and and in fact what he's offering is women he's offering lots and lots of white who have lost husbands or fathers during the civil war. so there's a, you know, a very large number. white men are wiped out, black men as well. but a lot of white men who are wiped out by the itself. and so there are all these unattached women. atlanta is a city of women, black and white women. and are going to be the hands that going to work in the cotton mills. and so rather than growing cotton, we're also to see industrialization and urbanization and industrialization the urbanization in the south is not actually all it's not what we see here. it's these 20 story buildings. it's taking cotton and turning it into cloth and it's taking timber and turning it into furniture. it's taking tobacco and turning it into cigarets it's taking the raw materials and going one s

about 14 in glasgow, nudging up to afternoon about 1k in glasgow, nudging up to 18 or 19 in the south and the south east. now, tonight, and other weather front approaches. it will reach northern ireland and scotland through the early hours. and it will be quite persistent, so it is not going to be moving much to the north or south, it willjust keep coming. and i think quite a lot of rain to come across this part of the country. temperatures will be about the same weather you are in the north of the south. this is a weather map for wednesday, large area of high pressure and warm weather across more south western parts of europe. we are closer to the weather front here so a soggy day across parts of western scotland through tomorrow. south of that weather front, through tomorrow. south of that weatherfront, with through tomorrow. south of that weather front, with this south—westerly winds, it is starting to turn a little more humid again. temperatures are in the high teens as far north as newcastle. and in the north of scotland, a little bit fresher at around 12 or 13 the other side of the weather fr

the south, which is good. it's is be safer in the south, although, you know, how much is operating and conducting stripe attacks. also from the south. continuing to jeopardize the people in the south. i'd like to ask you now about the situation on israel's northern border with lemond on. there have been growing tensions there. what is your assessment of what's happening or so as we were just coming on, i just saw there was a fire and sounding again of mole. how has by line the move and living on have been escalating that strikes the games. our forces operating on the goals are all sort of talking civilians. and indeed, we are seeing what appears to be an attempt to divert our attention from the south to the northern arena with his brother. we have reinforced our minutes already defensive only know we've evacuated the town of carry out small now and then of the $32.00 different communities in order to get people out of harm's way and to be prepared for event to add it to that his brother might start to war with us. we don't want to have a war with living on but with his blocks, but we need to be prepared for tha

the south _ way. so they have moved into the south and — way. so they have moved into the south and frankly— way. re there or— south and frankly there is not the infra structure there or facilities. infra structure there or facilities for so _ infra structure there or facilities for so many— infra structure there or facilities for so many new— infra structure there or facilities for so many new people, - infra structure there or facilities for so many new people, and i infra structure there or facilities| for so many new people, and so infra structure there or facilities. for so many new people, and so i think— for so many new people, and so i think the — for so many new people, and so i think the military _ for so many new people, and so i think the military and _ for so many new people, and so i think the military and effort - for so many new people, and so i think the military and effort will i think the military and effort will be focused _ think the military and effort will be focused there _ think the military and effort will be focused there on _ think the military and effort will be focuse

north, towards jabalia and other areas in the north, plus some movement we have seen south of gaza city involving tanks cutting off roads and leading further southt to me that the plan is to isolate gaza city and surrounding area and concentrate on that area before the israeli military decides to do anything further south the south is where the israelis are told palestinians to go where they can enjoy relative safety. that's why in the last week or so we heard reports of people heading back to the north, nowhere in gaza is really truly safe. caitrÍona: we have had a statement from hamas as well that it's about to release foreign hostages. what is expected? reporter: it is an interesting statement and not one the israelis are yet very convinced by. a statement from a spokesman for hamas in the gaza strip, he says they are prepared to release a number, an unspecified number, of foreign nationals. many of the 240 hostages still being held, that number went up again today as the israelis have figured out who is missing, who is dead and still being held. a significant number of those people are indeed foreign passport holders. what hamas is offering

the south itself. i'm deeply— then continuing to bomb the south itself. itself. i'm deeply concerned about the clear violations of _ the clear violations of international - the clear violations of - international humanitarian law the clear violations of _ international humanitarian law we are witnessing _ international humanitarian law we are witnessing in _ international humanitarian law we are witnessing in gaza. _ international humanitarian law we are witnessing in gaza. let - international humanitarian law we are witnessing in gaza. let me . international humanitarian law we are witnessing in gaza. let me bej are witnessing in gaza. let me be clear _ are witnessing in gaza. let me be clear no — are witnessing in gaza. let me be clear. no party— are witnessing in gaza. let me be clear. no party during _ are witnessing in gaza. let me be clear. no party during armed - clear. no party during armed conflict — clear. no party during armed conflict is _ clear. no party during armed conflict is above _ clear. no party during armed| conflict is above internati

in the south, parts of the south and south-east of the country will also have rain, showers and sometimesor the areas of the north-west. it will rain in tehran in the next 24 hours. the sky will be clear to a little cloudy. we are predicting the wind. tomorrow, the temperature in tehran will reach 14 degrees in the hottest hour and at least 14 degrees in the coldest morning . thank you for your company. have a good day , god bless you. death to israel death to israel, peace be upon us. al-quds al-quraiqah sansali al-quds gharba sansali al-quds gharba sansali al-quds gharba sansali tahrir palestine shaab yarid analysis of palestine shaab yarid analysis of palestine shaab yarid tahrir palestine shaab yarid tahrir palestine shaab yarid determining palestine, the people, defining palestine , the people, analyzing palestine, the people, analyzing the people, editing palestine, the people, perplexing palestine , the people, perplexing palestine, the people, neutralizing palestine, the people . al-huriyah and adel al- huriyah o allah, o allah, o allah, we are the other, o allah, o allah, o allah

south. the problem is there is no place that the safe, they don't have a place to run to the south. the south is not safe for, for, for children and families. and whether it's list or, or better in terms of violence. but it's still look face because the war is covering all of of, of guys that violence is there and children and families are not spared. infrastructure is not spirit all around. and uh, they don't have really, they don't have prospect. uh if they moved. well, thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us today on dw news guys. so we've always with unicef. really appreciate your time. the israeli military has reported that the number of people known to be of docketed by hamas has risen to 199. it is not the most of the hostages who include the elderly and children were taken to gaza. but there are really few details on their plight. is real, defense forces have also released the body cam footage of the moments of mazda militants breached the security fence last week before fanning out in towns and communities, and killing more than 1300 people. the mass militants

, the south being africa and the south also being latin. american countries, they're rebelling against former colonialist, former imperialist powers, that is the great rebellion that is happening, now to your question about how far with the united states go, well, the united states because of uh of uh christian zionism in america, in american politics, american corporations, in the media, because of that. they would go to the extreme and it is because of that uh that mentality they would go to such an extreme but even even so even with that they would not come out victorious in a situation like that because most of the world is rebelling against them and over generations and generations america's uh big plus, the big plus, the big positive about the united states has been that uh, millions of people around the world, they saw america in a positive way, i'm talking about just general people, general populations around the world, they saw it in a positive way, and right now, more and more the common man, the common woman is

areas from the south-west of the south to the south-east of our country, which sometimes rise and bring the dust with it, for tehran province, which is currently witnessing a slightly cloudy sky, we will have an increase in clouds in the afternoon, especially in the northern areas. there is an increase in the probability of rain in tehran province northeast of kasht tehran, we also expect that in the northeastern areas of tehran province, we will have rain, sometimes lightning and wind, in the western areas of the southern parts of tehran province , the wind speed will sometimes increase, the wind will be strong, and dust will rise. you can see that the temperature fluctuations for today will be between 24 and 15 degrees for tehran . now what do we want? justice, when do we want it? one, two, three, four, occupation no more, five, six, seven eight, state, don't you cry, resistance, resistance, peace, peace, resistance, resistance , peace, peace, peace, peace, peace , peace, god , this is the cry of the defenseless children of palestine. a burning cry that hurts the heart of every free h

the south. so this situation is literally under fire from everywhere. the is really most, she does not make it easy for us. when he says evacuate south, we've been hearing that a lot in the past days and i'm the one i'm one of the people who evacuated south, but because of the intern boardman in the south. we returned back to got the city just like me, hundreds of others time, at least i know. but now a israel is is intensifying. it's warning that we should back so, but at the same time it's not even making a time or it's not giving us some time to say you guys are safe, there is a ceasefire for an hour. you guys can evacuate safely. so how are civilians supposed to take that trip? we'll leave it. that's the value to allow you and your family to collect your thoughts and work on what your next move might or might not be. and we'll keep in touch with you. throughout the day you've not said that all correspondent involves the city for all just strikes of co hundreds of civilians in gauze where the last 24 hours ground forces are pushing deeper into the strip. you footage shows a tank firing is a call which was trying to get to safety.

we have seen i bombings in the south, people dying in the south, the un saying, nowhere in the south,ing, nowhere in the gaza strip is safe... it’s in the gaza strip is safe... it's totally not _ in the gaza strip is safe... it's totally not correct. _ in the gaza strip is safe... it�*s totally not correct. there is a difference between the northern and southern airings of gaza. i want to make it clear... fin southern airings of gaza. i want to make it clear. . ._ southern airings of gaza. i want to make it clear... on a specific point about being _ make it clear... on a specific point about being safe _ make it clear... on a specific point about being safe in _ make it clear... on a specific point about being safe in the _ make it clear... on a specific point about being safe in the south, i make it clear... on a specific point about being safe in the south, it i make it clear... on a specific point about being safe in the south, it isj about being safe in the south, it is not. they have been bombings around khan younis, and other places, they have been many deaths, and people even sa

the south?— gaza to the south? yes, that's riaht, gaza to the south? to the south? yes, that's right, and yesterday _ gaza to the south? yes, that's right, and yesterday we - gaza to the south? yes, that's right, and yesterday we saw i gaza to the south? yes, that's l right, and yesterday we saw this window that was opened, in which israel said that people could safely move from the north of gaza to the south. an overnight, once again, there has been this mass airdrop of letters, so basically dropped from the sky for people to read, if they are still in their homes, if they haven't already been evacuated, because remember we were told that about a million people had been displaced already, certainly according to the united nations. people, if they have been looking at those leaflets, they say that they should be moving out. the only problem with this, and we have been able to look at this, the bbc, over the past day or so, we know that people were killed on friday as they tried to move along what was supposed to be a supposedly safe route. so that is a

getting lot of attention. from the south korean public, which is far away from israel and hamas, but is nonetheless very interested in what is happening, a daily basis, the southng reported today, because it's the first historic protest here in soul south korea, at least about a thousand have gathered for this protest, whereas before they were small... rallies, now we're talking about huge branch through central soul, key part of soul, and tomorrow they will repeat this type of protest in front of the israeli embassy, in downtown soul, in the very heart of downtown soul, they will march to key locations there to raise awareness about the plaid of the palestinians in the israel, homos war, they say that a ground invasion of gaza by israel must never be allowed. to happen, and of course the prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu has vowed to conduct such a full-scale ground invasion soon, and uh, we've seen uh, jennifer, so many hundreds of protests worldwide, so many of them taking place in the us on american soil, and now we're witnessing it with us allies all throughout europe, and now saying south korea, and we this isn't the first one, for first pro-p

quite chilly in the north and the east of scotland, around 4 degrees in aberdeen, but to the south with the souths and cities. so, here's the weather map for thursday. high pressure trying to build in from the south, with the warm southerlies coming our way. but, before that happens, this weather front, this bulk of cloud and damp weather, if not wet weather, needs to sweep through, initially through northern ireland wales, through northern ireland, wales, then northern england gets the rain and also scotland. despite the cloud and the rain, 17 in belfast, 18 in hull, but in the south and the south—east, this is where the best of the weather will be on thursday and thursday evening, and temperatures mayjust nudge up to about 20 celsius. again, thursday evening, overall, a lot of cloud. we have to wait for that warm southerly to develop, at least till friday. still rain in the north—west of the country, so not warm and sunny everywhere by any means. in fact, that sunshine is probably going to be reserved for the southern half of the uk, but still, temperatures nearly 20 degrees in belfast and newc

the potential for some further issues with flooding as a result. south of that band, drier with some sunshine through wales, in towards the south midlands and the south—eastsouth—west later on. sunshine and showers for northern ireland and parts of scotland. brightest in the west through the highlands and islands. as we head into this evening, the wet weather across parts of the midlands clears and then heavy rain pushing in towards parts of the south of wales, in towards devon and cornwall and tracking east through dorset, hampshire, the isle of wight, in towards sussex and kent. a further met office yellow warning in force because of that. elsewhere, dry with clearest conditions in the west. chilly in glasgow at three degrees. perhaps a bit of mist and fog around as well under clear skies. looking ahead to midweek, this is wednesday, you can see that area of low pressure pulling away, taking the overnight rain with it. then, for many, it's a quieter day on wednesday. it's a dry day for many, certainly through parts of wales, the midlands, in towards western scotland, northern ireland, as well. drying up in the south. cloudier skies across scotland compa

and threat a threats that you have to leave northern the ghaza ship and the flee to the south. they went to the southza ship. the issue is not about the north or the south, all palestinians are being targeted, those are civilians, that was a corresponded there, monanica del grieving one of uh relatives that she lost, corresponder from khans joins us now to tell us about what's going on ashif, nighttime there, what uh, what's happening there, what do you have? well cover a minutes ago, how much? military wing qassam bricades fired dozen rockets towards uh tel aviv and according to israeli media siters were held were heard inside the uh the israel city of tel aviv, this shows that the resistance is still still strong in gaza and still uh defending the people of gaza amid the ongoing massacres and slaughter of of innocent uh palestinians every. minute there is death and there's destruction as israel to bombards and and and and fire rockets everywhere. earlier today uh there was a sad occasion here inside nassar hospital as our colleagues from our jazera satellite channel. while he is the bureau chief of

quite chilly in the north and the east of scotland, around 4 degrees in aberdeen, but to the south with the southying to build in from the south, with the warm southerlies coming our way. but, before that happens, this weather front, this bulk of cloud and damp weather, if not wet weather, needs to sweep through, initially through northern ireland wales, then northern england gets the rain and also scotland. despite the cloud and the rain, 17 in belfast, 18 in hull, but in the south and the south—east, this is where the best of the weather will be on thursday and thursday evening, and temperatures mayjust nudge up to about 20 celsius. again, thursday evening, overall, a lot of cloud. we have to wait for that warm southerly to develop, at least till friday. still rain in the north—west of the country, so not warm and sunny everywhere by any means. in fact, that sunshine is probably going to be reserved for the southern half of the uk, but still temperatures nearly 20 degrees in belfast and newcastle on friday, about 22 or so in the south. here's the all—important weekend. so, the weather fronts an

—west in the south and north west— south—west in the south and north west in— south—westhall meet but we are dragging in milder airfrom— meet but we are dragging in milder air from the south so temporarily temperatures will go up in the south — temperatures will go up in the south. and we also have a windy day ahead _ south. and we also have a windy day ahead across — south. and we also have a windy day ahead across england and wales, easing _ ahead across england and wales, easing through the course of the day and blustery showers across scotland and blustery showers across scotland and northern ireland with sunshine in between. windy across the far north _ in between. windy across the far north. temperatures between ten and 16 but— north. temperatures between ten and 16 but we _ north. temperatures between ten and 16 but we are still in the milder air for— 16 but we are still in the milder airfora— 16 but we are still in the milder air for a time 16 but we are still in the milder airfora time in 16 but we are still in the milder air for a time in the south but it won't

a big difference in temperature north to south, the south warm where winds are light and there's onlyjustonight, you can see how that rain sits in place across the eastern side of the pennines for a while. but it also then edges northwards and returns into northern and eastern scotland for tomorrow morning. temperatures holding up for many, staying windy across the north. so for a look at the chart for saturday, low pressure is still with us. some strong winds and potentially some longer spells of rain close to the english channel for saturday. but there's that zone of wet weather which returns to eastern scotland. again, adding things up. as far as rivers are concerned, the winds remain strong, although not as strong as they have been. away from that, the sunshine will break through the clouds in northern ireland, england and wales at times, be a few showers, but is said some potential for longer spells of heavy thundery rain and pretty strong winds through the english channel later in the day. it will feel cooler here than it has done through today. now, is there any respite on the way?

east of hormozkan province , parts of the south of kerman province and the south of south khorasan provincevere and the possibility of hail is also forecast meteorological warnings have been issued, agricultural warnings have also been issued , there is a possibility of damage to farmers, we request that necessary measures be taken into consideration. in the coming hours, we will have scattered rains in the north-west of our country, in the northern cities of east azarbaijan and west azarbaijan, and for the central alborz heights, in the heights of tehran province and in the north of tehran province, we will have an increase in rainfall in these areas for the next few hours. it can be predicted. thank you for your attention until another part of the news. sansal al-nara basuh al-nazal and sansan nasra rafi al-manaal, o messenger of god. lena in al-mayadeen jish azim ali, in the name of imad, and the men of the people who have established us , the path to the sun in the lord of perfection, and the pride of the earth and the sky, and our love for all the battlefields. ghoda sankabar in al-qud

south. the south should basically be a safe zone, but the israelis have not really made it a safe zone, and is creating real problems because, as the people try to move to the south, they are also being impacted by airstrikes. so some of them end up staying in the north, that they don't have as many go down to areas which are presumably safer. the problem is that hamas has interspersed itself throughout the civilian community and it's very hard for people to move out of that area, almost impossible given the state of affairs right now, and that is creating a real problem for the idf as it moves forward. they are going to have civilian casualties unless they declare certain areas that are no-go zones. they don't want to do that because they know that hamas terrorists going to join the civilians as they move into the safer areas. so that's the dilemma that the israelis face. unfortunately, the civilians in gaza are paying the big price for this. >> yeah, colonel, you want to ask you about the tunnels. much has been made about the tunnels because there is a huge network of tunnels built by ham

they've settled in the south. the south caucasus dressing the uniforms of the azerbaijani army. e israeli regime, and for years, it has sent a lot large amount of weapons to the region and exchange for the oil that the regime buys from azerbaijan. historically, the islamic republic of iran is obliged to defend south caucasus people, their rights and their territorial integrity in azerbaijan or armenia, regardless of who they are ruled by. نباید مرز های منطقه تغییر پیدا کن. iran believes that the international borders of the region should not be changed. iran recognizes these borders and sovereignty of countries and their territorial integrity. iran considers itself obligated to protect the principles and charter and international law in the protection of international borders in this room. now like the european countries believes that the territorial integrity of armenia should be preserved, although the europeans do not have an acceptable re the support of the rs and security of the armenians of karabakh, but for this purpose iran has established a consult in the province of sio

amount of our withdrawal. did the readiness of the 13 south pars refineries to supply about 75% of the country's gas, according to the general manager of the south pars gas complex , the south pars gas common field has the capacity to produce 830 million cubic meters of gas daily, which is 3 quarters of the country's needs. south pars gas field in the south of bushehr province with offshore platforms and refinery onshore fields have been supplying an important part of the country's gas for years. it supplies more than 75% of the country's gas needs. sour and unprocessed gases more than 10 km from the sea field. they are connected to 13 onshore refineries for the processing of south pars gas complex. in the hot summer that passed, the major repairs of the refineries were carried out for stable work in the cold season of winter. overhauls are plans to prepare refineries for the highest production rate. including the repair of 480- hour overhaul molecular carburets of gas export turbines in the defect removal department electrical and precision instruments in the refinery, replacement of consumable chemicals in the refinery, the major repairs start

the south. to move out of gaza city and to move south. i’m the south. r, you say such _ and to move south. i'm sorry, sir, you say such a _ and to move south. i'm sorry, sir, you say such a thing _ and to move south. i'm sorry, sir, you say such a thing when - and to move south. i'm sorry, sir, you say such a thing when you - and to move south. i'm sorry, sir, l you say such a thing when you know very well that the people who move to the south were bombarded in the south. and bombarded everywhere. there is no safe space in gaza. people are stuck in the hospitals now because they think this is the only safe spot and israel now claims that the hospitals are used by hamas. enough with the israel elias, lies after lies after lies that proved to be incorrect one time after another, and the last lie is what the american president said, in my opinion, hurting his own credibility and the credibility of the united states when he announced the united states when he announced the israeli lie that the number of people killed is not correct, and then he got a whole l

the south? it is million gazans from the north of gaza to the south?— gaza to the south? a violation of international _ gaza to the south? it is a violation of international law. _ gaza to the south? it is a violation of international law. it _ gaza to the south? it is a violation of international law. it has - gaza to the south? it is a violation of international law. it has to - gaza to the south? it is a violation of international law. it has to be i of international law. it has to be completely reversed, rescinded immediately. the us, the uk, the eu, the arab countries that have influence on israel must say don't relinquish your moral high ground now, don't become a war criminal stop the forcible relocation of civilians like this with 2a hour notice is a crystal—clear violation of international law. we have report from our people on the ground that the panic, the chaos in the already traumatised population that is under bombardment like no other is limitless. , . , . ., . limitless. the israel defence force due to give — limitless. the israel defence force due to give

these will discuss city as you, i've just seen this guy from the jo rosie at village and south, the south of garza city, the on the outskirts of the, of the 1000 and plots of gaza. you see these people are just trying to get some clean water from the wall the most. yes, this is a wall of the ground. most of my guys a. 3 some of the population here try to get on the screen while it's are provided by certain, but is so that people for free, that's actually what's going on and the territory for the time being been while these riley forces. i'm also being firing a tillery over the countries northern border into 11 on in response to previous attacks from the area are to correspond any i've seen it can, has more in this detail. we did arrive close to the border with israel in southern lebanon, and at the moment we arrived, we could hear from the distance, not too far away. the artillery fire coming from these really solid landing and villages along the southern border. and now we also have been hearing the sounds of drones for the most part, listening into the environment basically, and just ta

the south. yes. from the north to the south. yes, that is right- _ from the north to the south. _ from the north to the south. yes, that is right. some people - from the north to the south. re: that is right. some people are going to their relatives or friends and some people are going to schools and some people are going to schools and some people are going to schools and some people going to camps. still now they are coming here, people are coming from gaza to this camp but there is no room in that to camp. people are very cramped. about 20,000 people escaped, especially after the threat, the hospital that used to hold 12,000 people are displaced. all of their move to that camp. there is no place for any people. some people use the sheets just to cover themselves and use their sheets as tents. but the main point is that people are looking for water and food and when i meet them in the camp i asked them what is their demand. they sayjust in the camp i asked them what is their demand. they say just stop bombing, just up targeting families, stop killing children. this war is not

in the south, on the south coast, it's still really quite mild, sort of remnants of that warmth leftoverud during the day, little dribs and drabs of rain, and then, i think, across much of yorkshire, northern ireland, the bulk of scotland, a bright, if not sunny, day, just scattered, fairweather clouds, 13, 1a, still 18 in the south. but then, come the evening, widespread heavy rain sweeps into many parts of england and wales, a really wet thursday night into friday, a really complicated weather map here. on the one hand, we have a weather front coming in, a low pressure from the south, then we've got a cold front coming in from the north. you can just about see it, here. so i think, for a time, wet in the morning on friday, temporarily, that warmth, it literally clips the southeast, with temperatures up to 20 in london, 19 in norwich, but the colder autumn air arrives in scotland, northern ireland and northern england, as well. so it's a northerly, temporarily a northerly, but then, into next week, high pressure builds, and we're right in the middle in the centre of this area of high pr

the united states and south korea? what would be the psychological impact in south korea where the united states to discontinue its support to the people of ukraine? >> so it's a great question. i'll offer some thoughts on it. i think. so the region, south korea, our allies, south korea, japan and australia are watching very closely what the united states is doing in ukraine and how we're supporting ukraine if we were to discontinue funding, you know, i think politically they could rationalize it and say, well, you know, south korea and japan, we're treaty allies. ukraine is not a treaty ally, it's not a member of nato. so i think publicly, politically they could rationalize it. but inside, behind closed doors, i think they would be very concerned that an attack of this nature against a country unprovoked and then the united states does not continue its support of ukraine would certainly have a major impact on the credibility of the us commitment, not just in europe, but also, but also in asia, i would say also asian allies, including allies like australia, japan, south korea have also stepped up. they want to work with t

buying and it is a pleasure to be here today with the honors college students in the university of south. 421 course what the south made exhibiting south carolina's industrial i want to start with a quote this quote comes from a very prominent american historian a guy named ed ayres who while the coal mines and textile mills have become a visible and memorable part of southern history, the south's largest industry remained virtually ignored. lumbering is often written off as of little consequence, and little dramatic interest, yet lumbering more often than any other industry, captures the full scope of economic change in the new south, its limitations as well as its impact and about, i don't know, a third of the way through the semester. and i think you guys are already kind of convinced of this, but i thought it might be interesting to share with you a little bit more about how we got to this place. so. about five or six years ago, the national park reached out to usc's department of history and asked us to help them by something called a historic resource survey for the park. so kingery national park is one of t

baluchistan province, in the north and east of hormozkan province, in parts of the south of kerman province and in the southsouth khorasan province . lightning, strong wind and the possibility of hail are predicted . meteorological warnings have been issued, agricultural warnings have also been issued, there is a possibility of damage to farmers, we demand that necessary measures be taken into consideration. in the coming hours , there will be rains in the north-west of our country and in the northern cities of east azerbaijan and west azerbaijan we will have scattered. and for the heights of central alborz , we will have an increase in clouds in the highlands of tehran province and in the north of tehran province. rain is expected in these areas for the next few hours. thank you for your attention until the next part. hello, almost a few hours after the al-aqsa storm operation , one of the zionist fans tweeted with this theme : "you keep silent when israelis are killed, so it's better to remain silent when israel defends itself ." humanity did not remain silent about the cruelty that was done to the palest

the south. because once you took all the chests from the south to the north or from the north to south and went back, then it's very difficult for us to have the amount of fuel again to go back south as people are talking to each other, saying that we already went south and bombardment did not stop. many people were targeted to why should we go back if they're going to target that they're going to start because here or there. so basically this is the general most fear among the people. again, hospitals here in god's that are a, ask you back to a slide, these really are me. they are ordered to evacuate like a ship, a hospital, the largest hospitality, got the city and the hospital, the 2nd largest hospital with thousands of families that are sheltering in them and thousands in all of patients in a ship and almost 500 patients. and of course, the hospital has said that it's no way that they can evacuate this huge numbers of people that are sheltering and then, and they have no mean they have no place to go to. i'm adding to all that to it's only about hundreds of thousands of families who are in w

quite chilly in the north and the east of scotland, around 4 degrees in aberdeen, but to the south with the southp for thursday. high pressure trying to build in from the south, with the warm southerlies coming our way. but, before that happens, this weatherfront, this bulk of cloud and damp weather, if not wet weather, needs to sweep through, initially through northern ireland, wales, then northern england gets the rain and also scotland. despite the cloud and the rain, 17 in belfast, 18 in hull, but in the south and the south—east, this is where the best of the weather will be on thursday and thursday evening, and temperatures mayjust nudge up to about 20 celsius. again, thursday evening, overall, a lot of cloud. we have to wait for that warm southerly to develop, at least till friday. still rain in the north—west of the country, so not warm and sunny everywhere by any means. in fact, that sunshine is probably going to be reserved for the southern half of the uk, but still, temperatures nearly 20 degrees in belfast and newcastle on friday, about 22 or so in the south. and here's the all—importa

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i'm just going to say two things, one south african jewish board of deputies. in the week said president thinks he owns south africa, the anc thinks they own south africa, the south african people support israel, i say to them, why did you run away? you thought we don't own south africa is the anc, why did you run from the embassy? every time we come to the embassy they run away, they bring the police to support them, we are here and we are not leaving, palestinians have arrived, we have arrived and we are live, we will fight, we must know one thing to the palestinian people, it got worse before it got better, the last few years before we won our freedom as south africans were the worst years, our leaders were imprisoned, our leaders were exiled. it got better in 1994 we won our freedom, so today i say to the people of palestine, we the south african friends of palestine, and as the counselor of my word lodium, i say we stand with you, the people of palestine, viva, palestine, viva, sheik gabriels, the anc v i'm not going to repeat what other people said, i just want to ask a question, who are the real terrorists, but before that, before that, w