what is your mission to the world? d tell them to all the children of the world and to all the people in the world and think that we are making voices. we are in al-aqsa martyrs' hospital, and this is al-khaimah, a hospital where children of martyrs can be found . it is a mission for the world. i'm not interested in meeting you, you're shaif al-alam, i'm not interested, i'm not interested in gaza , i'm not interested, i'm interested, it's important that the whole unit lives with us , but we're not able to search for the topic. we are celebrating my eid , we are celebrating our feast in anna lad lash, or the world of the earth, the burning earth, the land of hariya masrueh , the peace of the world, the burning of the earth, the burning of the land of hariya masroeh, the peace of the world, the burning of the sun, the halwa of the bathroom shelves, or the world of the land, the burning of the land of hariya masroeh, the time of the world, the burning of the land of hariya masroeh, the time of the world, the burning of the

zarudi, hello, welcome to the world. name of god , i say hello to you and dear viewers. at to you, mr. zarroudi, we have been witnessing for years that social networks, which are generally american and are dominated by america and follow american policies , are not neutral in important world issues and interfere in favor of the american narrative, perhaps the most important example is the removal of iranian users. and there were contents that were published in support of sardar soleimani after his martyrdom. the issue is not a new issue, at least for our people in iran, but since the beginning of the war in gaza, we have seen the zionists and now the media network and empire they have finally managed to make these social networks work for their benefit. and let their narrative enter the scene this time . since the beginning of this war, what restrictions and actions have been taken by the main social networks against palestine and its supporters? digital palestinians have taken place, for example, in the infrastructure l

, ., .,, one sporting superpower in the world? , ., , ., world? ey are hosted in all the countries _ world? they are hosted in all the countries around - world? they are hosted in all the countries around the - world? they are hosted in all i the countries around the world. if we can add to the sporting theme, that is something beneficial for everyone, and why not? i do not see it that way, we're competing with others. see we are playing a role to develop a sports within the world and to be a part of the world and to be a part of the international community. it is a competitive business. you mention the pre— league mother players you have managed to attract a been taken away from other leagues. do you think the premier league should be worried?— premier league should be worried? �* ., ., worried? are you a threat? i think the _ worried? are you a threat? i think the premier _ worried? are you a threat? i think the premier league . worried? are you a threat? i | think the premier league did that and that is how they started. nobody questioned them w

hello and welcome back to news exserbs from all across the world. ff with jewish extremist violence in the west bank could trigger a second front. the washington institute rise. the combination of highly motivated young extremist on the ground, supportive far right politicians back home and ineffective local security measures may stalk a full scale uprising if authorities continue to look the other way. moving on, escalating israeli violence and extremism in the west bank and east jerusalem, according to the middle east institute with the world's attention focused on the conflict in the gaza strip, the last six weeks have seen a dramatic escalation in israeli settler and army violence across the west bank and in his jerusalem. since then israeli army incusions and mass arrests have intensified in numerous west bank cities resulting in a deaths of 185 palestinians and the detention of at least 2,200. moving on, western countries eu condem extremist settler violence in occupied west bank. adadolo agency rights a group of western nations and eu on frida

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and the world. you have a fast-moving respiratory disease like covid, all of these elements are important for the global health security. i think the budget is still on china that for the past three years, china has not been forthcoming the way it should be in working with w.h.o., working with us. we see that we just understand what the origin is, of the virus, so that it can better prepare us for the future. as we have all said, it is a matter of time before we face another pandemic. so, i think i fully agree with you that we need to have a trusting relationship, in order to respond in a very timely fashion. >> i will add only that i am in complete agreement with my colleagues. china was not forthcoming early on about human to human transmission. as we noted, a common reluctance, under sars, which happened years before, w.h.o. pushed hard, and was public about that lack of forthcoming behavior in a way that did not occur in this particular instance. however, w.h.o. got a lot right, that were critica

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otherwise we are the world that lacks governance. i could go out from guys and go to the environmental issue. we can have cold one to 4030, to 50. you make discussions, but nothing is implemented so truly to people continue to pollute. people continue to use fossil fuel. people continued, have industries that i'll move to add. people don't do anything mister president. i'd like to come back to the climate crisis a little later in the program, but staying with gauze for a moment. as you say, brazil currently sits on the un security council is coming to the, the end of its to you to on the un security council. you put for that resolution. you just mentioned cooling, few amount of tearing, pause is the us, as you say, think towed that resolution, it would have cost if it wasn't for the us. and then $29.00 days like that. there was a very similar resolution on the us allow that one to pass 5, standing this time by my calculations in the, in those 29 days that was 7600 additional dest threes, 1653 of them with children. what do you make up

so this, establishing the links around the world, of the developing world, is a very powerful driver,or whatever it is. but the question of leadership returns. what if the world sees, for example, the return to power in the united states of a man, donald trump, who is committed to, again, taking the united states out of the paris climate treaty, out of the cop process — what kind of signal would that send to the rest of the world? i think there are, and there will be, changes in the governments, pro climate, not pro climate. but i can tell you when we look at the technology, when we look at the markets, cost effectiveness of the solar, wind, electric cars, efficiency, heat pumps and everything, the clean energy revolution is unstoppable. there may be hiccups because of the changes in the governments, but it is going to go. it may slow down certain political developments, but the trend is very clear. the question is, if it slows down, will it be too late or not to reach our climate goals? yes. so a final thought. we all know that most scientists now believe keeping the threshold of cli

that seems to exist all around the world. you saw the recent elections and not in tina much further afield. medlin's good field is, has been around for decades is but is now heads the most popular policy in the netherlands. and there is one big election coming up in the next year in the united states. and we know what you think donald trump deduction, i think because you said both scenario is a faithful copy cut of trump. so by that i think we know what you think a president trump, how damaging would it be? for brazil, i'm for the world for donald trump to be re elected or for someone who shares his ideology or addition to give him a. well, let me say you something, james. well, 1st of all, it's very difficult to give hunches of who's going to be elected into some other country. the actual results man is a moment where the people shows up and make their manifestations if, if they choose right, it's good. if they choose wrong, they won't. when. so what i think is whoever wins the elections, the person that the people believed a

well, believe it or not, this is the world we are living in today. and during this pause, the u.s. made sure that the zionist regime has been reloaded with the latest munitions, including the bunker busting bomb, which is meant to penetrate hard surfaces at death. now, just imagine what that can do while hitting a refuge. camp or an apartment building, this is the state of gaza and the world today. i'd like to welcome my guests to the program. kenstone, executive member, hamilton coalition to stop the war, hamilton, ontario, and rick sterling, investigative journalist out of walnut creek, california. thank you both for being with me. well, ken, let's start off with you. why do you think that the israeli regime didn't renew the truth? uh, the israeli regime was opp opposed to the truce in the first place. i believe it was forced into having a truce, first of all, because uh, the united states was putting great pressure on it to have a truth, uh, because the... populations around the world were rising up spontaneously in the streets and demonstrating an

it became clear to the world today. the racist regime of israel and the zionist regime, racial discrimination, murder, etc justice and oppression and oppression and authority of the palestinian people. those who were not clear in the world, in any way , with the propaganda and media environment and the media empire of the enemy, it is becoming clear to them today, these huge meetings and gatherings that are being held in the world, this is because it has become clear to the people of the world today, the pure blood of children. the palestinian made it clear to everyone what the situation and conditions are like, and according to the words of mr. ibn a arabi in the book fuss al-hakm, in the section of fuss mousavi, in the chapter on murder , there is a discussion about this. that is their beautiful impression what happened in the killing of children by pharaoh, the stomachs were torn , he killed so many children that moses did not come. and the pharaoh's rule will not end. but god's will was for moses to come and put an e

you know, the whole world today understands that ukraine is the epicenter of global world changes. he way, the head of... diplomacy of one of the european countries, i won't say which one, to me said the following phrase: whoever has not been to kyiv today becomes an outsider of world politics and diplomacy, whether the whole world wants it or not, today he is going to ukraine, trying to understand the tectonic changes that are happening right here in our country, because of this, how will things flow further events? the history of not only europe, but the whole world will depend. and here ukraine sets many trends today. for example, a few months ago, the all-ukrainian council of churches visited the united states. at the peak of these polarizations, even society in the usa, where on the one hand there is a muslim environment, and on the other hand, the jewish ones tried to reach out and capture as many of their supporters as possible, and here comes the all-ukrainian council of churches, where a jewish rabbi and a muslim mufti, orthodox and catholics sit together at the same table

tremendously, now do you envision new world order after the october 7 operation? i do think that we're moving towards a change internationally, to use your phrase, new world order, it won't come about immediately, but in fact even before this huge just crime, it was already taking place, because of the contradictions. that the western imperialist countries face in their attempt to control and organize the world according to their dictate because we seen people and countries refusing to cart over many decades, in fact from the time of the vietnam war in the 1960s, 1970s, the anti-colonial revolutionary on struggles of africa and elsewhere, including my own country, into the 21st century we've seen tremendous conflicts of course in iraq, in syria, in libya, in the world, but the... the world and the land is shifting under the feet of the imperialists and in terms of the resistance that erupted from palestine, placing palestine into the eye of the storm in a fullest sense, it has shocked imperialist israel, it was to control the region and its main supporter the usa,

it can happen to any country in the world. and we've got some experience with that sense of in the last couple of years. so i'm going to tell a story in six parts. the first one i'm going to describe is our creation. my argument is the rules we took from how we integrated the united. that's what we projected upon the world very successfully. so here's a map i love to draw. here's the state aligned with a country with same gdp, noting the in population size. so india's gdp roughly the size of california, even it's 36 times the population. here's the rest of the map. you're looking at the freest trade in the world. the free movement of money, goods, people around the planet. you're completely in what you can do inside. this mini globalization. and on that basis, we are the avatar for globalization, the source code. this is 2 billion people, when you add them all up seven times our number which gives you a sense of how good we are doing this, but how it is to subject a country to that kind of opportunity. because not only a worry

the world is silent, we will not be silent, we are here to let the whole world hear our voice, we will forever say israel is a terrorist state. pro-palestinian rallies have been taking the place around the world since the israeli us genocide in gaza started on october. seven: demonstrators here say they will continue their protests and demonstrations until sease fire is reached. they say they will never leave their brothers in gaza alone. rashan saglam, press tv, istanbul. an american warship has targeted the yemeni reconnaissance plane in the red sea. one of the missiles had exploded near a commercial vessel traveling from russia. the spokesperson of yemen's. movement says the us that coalition has turned the region into a battle zone a correspondent in san art yusef mauri earlier joined us to tell us more about ansur allah's reaction with the spokes first delegation who tweeted he's basically saying that the us and its allies they're turning the let's see into a battlefield into a battle zone that this possesses the grave. to international shipping, not the yemeny army targeting of i

the world look to the u.s. to lead and that is what we did. it was also a year when our friends and partners took significant, at times even unprecedented steps to share with us the responsibility of leadership. as we head into 2024, we will continue to stand shoulder to shoulder with those who share our vision for a free, open, phosphorus, and secure world. that is what delivering for the american people demands. we will continue to rally countries around the world to support ukraine's freedom and independence and ensure russia's aggression remains a failure. putin has failed to achieve his principal agenda, erasing it from the map, subsuming it into russia. it has been a hard year on the battlefield, but once again ukrainians have done what no one thought was possible. they stood toe to toe with one of the world's biggest militaries. they pushed russia back into the black sea and opened a corridor to allow them to export grain and other products. russia is weaker militarily, economically, diplomatically. nato is bigger and stronger and more

we must expose this to the people of the world . s stand up for justice and we even say that we should help and support the jews we thank the islamic republic of iran for holding this conference and for providing information to the public opinion, this event is very valuable and should continue . we talked about the western media aligned with the zionist regime and the techniques and methods they are doing to reverse the reality of the developments in gaza and the efforts that seem to have failed with this change in public opinion and the alignment of world public opinion. what techniques and methods are they using? traditional mainstream media , as well as active platforms in social networks and messengers, which are generally their sub-bases and in fact basically born in the western zionist atmosphere , always try to manage the flow of information and the flow of public opinion. what has happened at this point is that the volume of crimes is such that it can basically be reversed and actually distorted. it doesn't exist, and just l

the world health organization has warned that the health system in gaza is being destroyed. who's head ted ross adam said the decimation of the gaza health system is a tragedy. he reiterated his call for immediate ceasefire. the un health agency has long been sinding the alarm about the state of healthcare in the besieg territory. of course. original 36 hospitals, only nine are now partially functional, all of them in the south and all of them overwhelmed. after missions last week to two badly damaged hospitals in the north, who staff described unbearable scenes of largely abandoned patients, including young children, begging for food and water. israely prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the gaza war has exacted very heavy price. on the regime. netanyahu said israel has no choice but to keep fighting to achieve his goals, including the elimination of hamas and the return of the captives. he made the comments after the israeli army confirmed that 14. of his troops have been killed in gaza since friday, he said 153 israeli troops have been killed and nearly 500 others woun

indeed , the world is not perfect, and wars continue in the world all the time, as long as we rememberent, the war in ukraine is not the only one , and unfortunately, the world community cannot stop such wars at the moment, but nothing is impossible, what you are talking about, for example, already implemented on the european continent, just as a reaction to the horrors of the second world war, and a real desire and... not to repeat it, led to the fact that the european states agreed to give up part of their sovereignty, transfer part of their powers to brussels, to joint bodies , such as the european parliament, the european council, and continue to live in peace and quarrel only on twitter, in interviews, but not to fight for them, and as we can see, since the second world war, this is an example of success on the european... continent, so that inside the european union, not that there were no armed conflicts during this time or wars, but even serious disputes that could not be resolved, that is why ukraine wants to join this club of european civilized states in order to ensure its s

might change in the world of work. plus, coming out of the clouds, the head of the global airline body, iata, tells me why the cost of flying is one thing that won't be getting cheaper next year. wherever you'rejoining me from around the world, once again, a big hello and a warm welcome to the show. so as we wrap up 2023, we've decided to take a look at what's in store for all of us in 202a. what will change in our global economy? what about our jobs and paycheques? will we continue paying those high prices in supermarkets, or will the cost of living get easier? but before we start to take a look forward, let'sjust remind ourselves where we're at today. 2023 was a year of struggle for millions of us as the global economy continued recovering from the pandemic and, of course, remains blighted by war in ukraine. things are being felt very differently in the world's two biggest economies. the many differences between the us and china, including on trade, they continue to cast a shadow around the world. and whilst the us ha

tremendously. now do you envision new world order after the october 7 operation? do think that we moving towards a change internationally. use your phrase new world order, it won't come about immediately, but in fact even before this huge general crime, it was already taking place um because of the contradictions that the western imperialist countries face in their attempt to control and organize the world according to their detect because we've seen people and countries refusing to cat tower over many decades, in fact from the time of the vietnam war in the 1960s, 1970s, the anti-colonial revolutionary of... struggles of africa and elsewhere, including my own country, into the 21st century we've seen tremendous conflicts of course in iraq, in syria, in libya, elsewhere in the world, but the the world and the land is shifting under the feet of the imperialists and in terms of the resistance that is erupted from palestine, placing palestine into the eye of the storm in the fullest sense, it has shocked imperialist israel, it wants to control the region and its main

the gobel economy and state of the world. i am a moderator coming from [indiscernible] so, this is a big one. the global economy and the state of the world. we could spend 10 days here, but i'm so glad i'm joined by a very capable international business leader, bob moriz, global chairman of pwc. i know bob for a long time, but i think every conversation we had over the years, there is always fresh input given the circumstances. so, bob, i don't want to do too much introduction. everybody has a perspective what the world is like and state of the economy but i want to jump to you about the global supply chain. i know that is on the mind of every business person in this world. what do you think might be some of the latest science that could help us to analyze better about the real state of the global economy? >> thank you. pleasure to be with everybody today. as pwc, we have been a partner 14 years. the reason is the importance of the country's in the global economy that represented in this room and to your point, let's go back a

for our country and for the world. what we do, what we fail to do in this moment will have profound consequences for decades to come. the stakes could not be clearer. if we want to deliver on the issues that affect the lives of the american people, we have to keep investing in ourselves, in our network of allies and partners, in our ability to solve global challenges, and to do that we need congress to pass the president's additional national secured funding request. here are the benefits if congress passes the supplemental. our fellow citizens, our businesses, our workers, our allies and partners, people around the world who are looking to the united states to lead, here is who cheers if we fail, moscow, tehran, beijing. if we come up short, it will not be our adversaries and competitors who stopped us, it will be ourselves. before turning to you for questions, let me say this. i want to take a moment to thank each and every one of you, to thank our press corps, those present in the room, and those outside who may be l

moldovans have the lowest annual income among other countries in the world . life expectancy for women. it is 76 years and 67 years for men, while a fourth of the country's workforce is working outside the borders , but the organ trafficking market is hot and active inside moldova. moldova is one of the lucrative markets for organ transplants. mulavi's population does not reach 5 million people, but the world health organization has announced that more than 10% of the kidney market in the world is provided by moldovan men. the highest number of requests for transplant patients in the world is for kidneys, and the zionist regime is the largest user. international businessmen and smugglers have developed the kidney production line in moldova to the point where most moldovan men live with one kidney. the human rights committee of europe is following the activities of zionist networks of khashog aza in moldova. this committee says that in this issue doctors have citizenship. the main responsibility for the development of the trade in human body parts in the whole w

and this position corresponds to the position of the arab world, the islamic world, therefore the arab deep respect for our country and our president. i want to go back to the beginning of twenty-three. we observed how sacred scriptures were burned in european capitals, and the whole... the world watched how blasphemously they treated religious shrines and the holy scriptures, and as if in counterbalance to this end, our president went to the ancient city of derbeben, visited the oldest mosque in this city, and he stated: “our russian people respect and appreciate, understand the holiness of the koran, and this was heard by the entire islamic world, you know, these spiritual, moral, ethical values ​​that we preserve and develop today, and the state helps us in this. this corresponds exactly to the same trends in the islamic world, which also value their own historical, cultural, religious, family traditions, in this we united with them, we feel, we deeply understand that the world is not unipolar. the world today does not accept the hegemony of one state, the world today wants many pol

all the world is living now on the reality of this battle. it became very clear. that this army and its intelligence services were not more than a mirage, for this reason the israelis from the first day of the battle were willing to see the american aircraft carriers and airlift of weapons coming to their rescue. this society does not tolerate any defeat. it was said in the past by one of their leaders that the first defeat would be the last one for israel. speaking about this, we know how hard it is now the operations on the ground, especially in han yunus and shajaah, how strong is hamas right now on the ground, and till when it's been two more than two months um that we've been seeing the aggressions of the israeli occupation, till how long can hamas stand strong in in gaza? i do hear some of the israeli leaders that the... the aim of this battle is to eliminate hamas movement, as if hamas is an army of strangers living in palestine. hamas is the palestinian people, it is an essential, central and the biggest part of the palestinian people

may she warm our souls, the whole world was sanctified by her, she will warm our souls, the whole world sanctified by her, in bethlehem, the son of god was born, great joy has come to all people, the one who teaches not to commit sin, luckily appeared to people. the one who will teach people not to sin has fortunately appeared to people. the whole world is lit up with smiles, the whole world rejoices, generous tables are laid, wrapped in bright wrappers, gifts sparkle with thousands of lights, the world is triumphant, carols are also being played in ukrainian homes, where the strange news is passed down from generation to generation, and no enemy will be able to take away us the joy of christmas. strange news, now a virgin has given birth to a son in bethlehem, mary alone, has given birth in bethlehem, mary alone. on over the royal chamber, and seas foraging, in the desert in a cave, everyone should know that, in the desert, in a cave, everyone should know that. what is this god mary is pure and gives birth and asks him as a bride and gives birth and asks him as a bride. he says, cradle

order is taken shape in which the access of resistance holds an important part in the world. that day is coming, but again, these countries of the access of resistance should move faster than they are doing it now. i have this only remark about what there is done, you look to these countries sometimes as separate block. everyone is working its side or its area, they have to come to point when all the forces come together and as much as the western forces are forming this kind of naval uh cooperation, they have formed this kind of arial cooperation forming alliances and they send ships to the see the access, the countries of the access of resistance should start thinking from now. forming such kind of alliances, showing them to the world, and there is no law that says you cannot form such kind of alliances and sending all your ships, all all your forces in different areas, they should start from now on, otherwise they will be only doing all these kind of actions from their different countries. my last question for you sir is, what is your message to the foreign ministers of t

opinion, world opinion, that is, the people of the world, are squarely on the side of the colonized, of the occupied, of the palestinians, but again it is the quote unquote collective west, the imperialist powers, they need israel, israel functions is their battle ram since 1948, to strike out against syrian sovereignty, iranian sovereignty, the sovereignty of the middle east and west asia, and that's what they're searching for, they want a massive war, they're looking for a... massive war against iran, and that's really what's behind this uh suffocation, starvation, dehydration and genocidal campaign against the palestinians. interesting point, so you think that the the goal is actually to pull iran into it all? that's certainly a big piece of it, and every day, every day the israelis brag about striking aleppo and bombing damascus, i mean is it 1492, is it 1620 with these uh european descendant colonial? powers can just uh do whatever they want, it sure seems like it, it doesn't seem like we've come very far, even though we're at the end of 2023, we're

now, how exactly is our rank in the world? there are different statistics, ranking seventh , eighth, in previous years, we were ranked 4th, but the latest statistics that the center pushtayi majlis has the sixth rank in the world, which means that we are part of the countries we are the industrialized countries of the world. in terms of the amount of carbon production in the world, the latest statistics that we have, the official statistics of our country currently rank sixth in the world. 36 billion tons of carbon are produced annually. this afforestation in iran , for this one billion entities , may play a significant role in carbon reduction, or we have the issue of fine dust in our country, in the southern and western provinces of our country, this afforestation can help in reducing fine dust. this discussion of beauty and people's entertainment can definitely play an important role and will be effective, god willing. how is it stored, ms. khalili, this question may arise now that this volume is large. planting a tree natur

but that out of the way, telling me how violence in this world today. and who knows trump the war and you, green syria, iraq, afghanistan, the how, how violence in the world and reaction to it is led by ideas in your latest book. well, what i'm interested in, in this new book is how liberalism was transformed in and through the middle of the 20th century, i'm led to a kind of liberalism that takes the form of the threat control. and sometimes i saw a gentleman to assess the raps to counteract threats, but sometimes liberals take the rest far too seriously and overreact to them. i think they did in the cold war they did in the war on terror. i think they're doing so now. yeah, and i'll get onto the subject of timing, which seems to appear in the book quite a lot just when some sort of more, a galler, darian liberalism could have been borne. the defences for it were at their weak is um, preparations in uh, in nature, nations for a damning utopian ideas of a revolution. they, they go back a long way, not just to the whole, of course, not just through the fr

in hundred years, san francisco grew as the world grew smaller. it developed into a vigorous and cosmopolitan center of person culture and of industry and shipping for the war in the pacific. and for nine weeks in the spring 1945, san francisco was the center of men's hopes for lasting peace. and. more delegates representing 46 nations came to san francisco on april 25th, 1945, representing almost 2000 million people. more than 80% of humanity. all at war. when the conference begun. they came. hope. born of common struggle struggle and they to design together. machinery to end war. a curse which in 30 years had killed 40 million human beings. maimed countless millions more. and both armed and unarmed. american. when the conference convened franklin roosevelt was missing. the man who helped weld the united nations together as a fighting team and who worked to keep them united in the peace come had died before he could see his dream come true true. but his words in every mind and heart heart. 25 years ago, american fighting men looked to the statesma

he fought in the south pacific during the second world war. so great american, greatest generation individual. con miller. after the war ended, con and his wife nellie ended up in fairbanks with the goal of running a clothing store. to supplement their income, con sold clothes in the surrounding rural villages. often donning a red santa suit each christmas. he quickly earned celebrity status as the local santa claus in interior alaska, the first that many children had ever seen, ever in rural alaska. in 1952 the millers built a trading post, 13 miles south -- sorry, i said north. south of fairbanks in the newly named north pole, alaska. so just a little south of fairbanks the big city in the interior. one day while working hard at his new store, a young alaskan boy recognized con and asked well, hello, santa. are you building a new house? inspiration clicked and con thought, hey, why not. let's do this. and so the santa claus house was born. in addition to purchasing groceries, locals could mingle at the soda fountain and pick up their daily ma

in hundred years, san francisco grew as the world grew smaller. it developed into a vigorous and cosmopolitan center of person culture and of industry and shipping for the war in the pacific. and for nine weeks in the spring 1945, san francisco was the center of men's hopes for lasting peace. and. more delegates representing 46 nations came to san francisco on april 25th, 1945, representing almost 2000 million people. more than 80% of humanity. all at war. when the conference begun. they came. hope. born of common struggle struggle and they to design together. machinery to end war. a curse which in 30 years had killed 40 million human beings. maimed countless millions more. and both armed and unarmed. american. when the conference convened franklin roosevelt was missing. the man who helped weld the united nations together as a fighting team and who worked to keep them united in the peace come had died before he could see his dream come true true. but his words in every mind and heart heart. 25 years ago, american fighting men looked to the statesma

hello and welcome back to news exerbs from all across the world. extremist violence in the west bank could trigger a second front. the washington institute writes the combination of highly motivated young extremists on the ground, supportive far right politicians back home and ineffective local security measures may stock a full scale uprising if authorities continue to look the other way. moving on, escalating israely violence and extremism in the west bank and east jerusalem, according to the middle east institute, with the world's attention focused a conflict in the gaza strip, the last six weeks have seen dramatic escalation in israeli settler and army violence across the west bank and in his jerusalem, since then israely army in casians and mass arrest have intensified in numerous west bank cities resulting in a deaths of 185 palestinians and the detention of at least 2,200. moving on, western countries, eu condem extremist settler violence in occupied west bank, adadolo. agency rights a group of western nations and the eu on friday condemned

it's going on out over over the world. when the legislation was introduced there was a lot of opposition to it. you would thought it would've been looking for people to sit this this is a great idea. there was a lot of opposition. there was opposition by the clinton administration and the going to read you something this is sector and madeleine albright a speech that she give at catholic university. but the record show, i love madeleine albright. madeleine albright but in my district. she had a farm up in loudoun county so this is not meant as a criticism of madeleine albright. but administration at the time was supposed in the state department and she said at a speech which interesting was october 23, today, back in seven -- 1997 and here's what secretary albright said at a speech speech at catholic university. she said, it would establish a new and unneeded bureaucracy and deprive u.s. officials of the flexibility required to protect the overall foreign policy interest of the united states. they were opposed to it. the st

of the world would benefit. ukraine would benefit. america would benefit and what's more it would be secure as a global power of good to implement the plan requires decisive leadership. the leadership that will put two and. famous it cannot be separated in the interest are divided on purpose. we stand together just like a century ago determination and unity have given a unique opportunity to change the world. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you very much for that very passionate address. you said a lot of messages that need to be heard here in washington especially considering the importance and the timing of your visit, as our lawmakers are considering additional u.s. assistance to ukraine. here at hudson and i'm guessing i can speak on behalf of everyone in this room we are here for you, supporting you and we want to do everything we can to make sure your country gets the weapons and resources it needs not just to survive but to win on the battlefield. [applause] i want to ask a question going back in time a little bit and i

the things that israel is going to have to deal with, for the rest of its life is people around the world will say, uh, israel, that's the baby killing country, right? there are people who like to murder babies on mass. the idea that this is about eradicating hamas and making this particular organization, the subject of the war. no, this is a war of depopulation, this is a war of extermination, this is genocal, it's classic genocide, and there should by now be a process s, which could happen easily in... the international court of justice, not in the icc, the international criminal court, which is puppet court, which is a western us dominated, crap court, the international criminal court could pursue classic charges, a classic violation of the genocide convention, we need to consider of course, first and foremost human impact of people facing what the people inside this prison, briefly made a prison break, and a whole question of what really happened on? over the se hasn't really been answered, there's so many mysteries about what really went on, but right now as the world can't find a wa

velodrome, one of the best in europe and the world. aftsmen who take care of the canvas, the canvas is in the best possible shape today, let's say, no dimples, bumps, anything else, always smooth, it is considered the softest, because it is made from siberian fir trees, they usually make lichens there, no more solids, the humidity should be 40 dash 60%, well, so that nothing dries out, it’s all maintained, checked, looked after, so any fall means something like this somewhere. you can add a dozen more types, that’s all the rest is already our device, this is the core of the velodrome today, everything that happens there, ice hockey, yes, holding badminton there, holding other events, this is all that the institution itself has already come up with, specialists are introducing some aspects that daily exploiting this object, freestyle, there is a training process here, on a trampoline, this is a tradition, they come here for these trainings and they are satisfied with everything in terms of height. in terms of insurance, one of the most i

throughout, the noncommunist world. again and again. rders from moscow violence interrupts to an effort in the middle east. and in europe. in supposed neutral yugoslavia. in france. but in the communist world, the demonstration are quite different. despite the infamous berlin wall, a constant stream refugees proves to the world that communism has never been the free choice of people anywhere. and. this is a grim tug of war. east german police try to pull this woman back to captivity. she finds freedom. others find death death. khrushchev insists the soviet state, has not ruled and does not intend to rule anyone. impose our way of life upon. well, khrushchev best for lenin. stalin mao zedong and castro. and as it must be for all communists. words are one thing. actions another communists. conspiracy is a deliberate and predictable plan of action to subvert the world. a startling story from lenin in 1914 with 13 followers to the present, with 1 billion people under the control of a comparative handful of communists in the soviet union itse

so the world has changed. you can select the cube a policy of the younger generation just doesn't have these old ideas about we've got a support is on the matter what we've got a section the hell out of cuba, you know, till they feel they all starve and get rid of the economy is the world was changing radically, and people like one of the santas, they just don't see it coming well. and rhonda sanchez's emblematic of what we see in congress. right. the rhonda sent us attitude that we just talked about because that having to come through my iphone is, is similar to what we hear from the majority of the people in the senate who by the way, are almost dead. there are 80 or 90 years is old. and they still live in the 19 forties and fifties and where they think there's a cold war going on. and you know, uh the funny thing is, as you say, most people do not feel that way, but they do. that's why recently wouldn't rand paul stood up and made that statement that was not covered by the general media, but we are covering

這次 你看他就新上上 in the name of god, ladies and gentlemen, hello, welcome to the world. n tonight's program , mr. rabbi. he came from new york to the news network studio to be one of the special guests of the speech of the speaker of the tehran international conference on palestine. after the video package of events in palestine in the last 24 hours , we will start our conversation with rabbi weiss. now there is shelling in the neighborhood of the house where the family of hik lives. the place is for the tenths of the martyrs and the wounded, the lock is a child, if it is perfect or a lifetime, this is the child of the sons of the sons, this is the lady, if she sits next to the sons. muhammad ta'ala or the daughters of allah, the greatest, rest in peace with the children, the majority of me are 30 children in the house , there is an upheaval in the world, the rest of the world is in the house, the martyrs are going to sleep at 12 o'clock at night. israel david white. khakam weiss, the spokesperson of the anti-zionist jewish union, who came to tehran from new york , welcom

it belongs to the islamic world. it is known that prior to the islamic revolution, when iran was under the rule of the shah, it had strong ties with the us, coordinating its policies with the americans in addition to its close relations with israel. so iran was a weak part in the islamic world, but after the islamic revolution, iran's policies changed and became consistent with the just rights of the palestinians and the nation. some people think that the relation. with iran began with hamas, no, that is not correct, from the first day after the success of the islamic revolution, the new establishments in tehran closed the israeli embassy and handed over the building to the palestinian liberation organization, and the first leader who visited iran after the revolution was the late abu ammar, who had vast relations with all palestinians and the revolutionaries in iran. iran's position towards palestinian cause has never changed since the first. first day of the islamic revolution, it kept saying that palestine is an oc