you need to understand that bosnia and herzegovina are essentially two states in one: the muslim-croat federationka srpska; most of the yugoslav military-industrial complex went to muslims. after the collapse of yugoslavia , only two factories remained in the republika srpska, trb in bratse, and another factory that repairs helicopters. all large factories were transferred to the muslim federation. which still produce a large number of shells of different calibers. the serbs at the bratunec plant produce police armored cars and gun tips for they refuse to supply weapons to ukraine, but for the muslim-croatian federation, where the main exporters are located, the law turned out to be just a formality. they sell shells to europe or the usa, and then the ammunition supposedly suddenly surfaces in ukraine. but let's see, now the same igman plant in konitsa is working in three shifts, producing weapons more than ever, the question is, who needs these weapons now, of course, the country that is actively at war, that is, ukraine, but local politicians don’t care, where will that one pop up? or other pro

here you need to understand that bosnia and herzegovina is both a muslim-croat federation and a serbianost of the yugoslav military-industrial complex went to muslims. yugoslavia's military-industrial complex was the third most powerful in europe. weapons were supplied to... for example, africa and the middle east. after the collapse of yugoslavia , only two factories remained in the republika srpska: trb in bratunec and another factory that repairs helicopters. all large factories, which still produce a large number of shells of various calibers, were transferred to the muslim federation. the serbs at the factory in bratunec produce despot police armored cars, pistols and tips for projectiles at the otres refuse to supply weapons to ukraine, especially since the presidium back in 2015. did not pass a law prohibiting supplies to warring countries, but for the muslim-croatian federation, where the main exporters are located, the law turned out to be just a formality; they sell shells to europe or the usa, and then the ammunition allegedly unexpectedly surfaces in ukraine. it’s quite diff

the authorities of the muslim federation, the management of these factories act directly with the united, but not to the official authorities, but to the radical opposition, including al-qaeda, again through an intermediary. here you need to understand that bosnia and herzegovina is essentially two states in one , a muslim-croat federation and the republika srpska, and most of the yugoslav military-industrial complex, went to it. the military-industrial complex of yugoslavia was the third most powerful in europe; weapons were supplied, for example, to africa and the middle east. after the collapse of yugoslavia , only two factories remained in the republika srpska, trb in bratunets and another factory that repairs helicopters. all large factories, which still produce a large number of shells of various calibers, were transferred to the muslim federation. serbs at the bratunec plant produce police armored cars despod, pistol tips for... projectiles for cutting, they refuse to supply weapons to ukraine, especially since back in 2015 the presidium of bosnia adopted a law prohibiting supplie

dodik , the president of republika srpska, has long irritated western countries that support the muslim federationway, also to blackmail dozik, blackmail the serbian republic, at these moments, i know that the president of serbia is now meeting with representatives of the so -called quinta, these are the ambassadors of western countries, five western countries are included here, and after the end of this meeting some details, we will monitor the situation, olga, thank you, dasha, very much, our european correspondent, daria grigorova, on direct line belgrade, please in principle. ultimately, kosovo is in different forms, soft, hard and the like, so the scheme will be something like this, this will be the price accordingly for the situation they have as complex as possible, it’s also not easy not to flirt. well, yes, because it should be noted that a significant part of serbia’s export component largely goes to the external perimeter, respectively the national currency itself, as if in this case dependence on energy, i remind you, russian companies own it, respectively, accordingly it comes on the

mangi, who would be the first muslim to serve on the federal we received communications from severalgroups in defense of his nomion of the questioning that took place in the senate judiciary committee. one of the most from the anti-defamation league. the adl issued a statement in response to what they call the appropriate and prejudicial treatment of adeel abdullah mangi, a nominee for the u.s. circuit court of appeals. i'm its entirety because it clearly rebuts the charge that was made on the senate floor today that this nominee is anti-semitic. i quote, as the leading anti-hate organization in the world whose mission is toamation of the jewish people and to secure justice and fair treatment for all, adl is compelled to sbout the inappropriate and prejudicial treatment of adeel abdullah mangi, a nominee for the u.s. circuit court of appeals during the judiciary committee hearing on december 13 2023. the adl statement goesatnhe on g, mr. mangi was subjected to aggressive questioning unrelated to professional expertise or qualifications. rather he was forced to provide responses to a

muslim? i heard a speech against him reading all the groups that stand against him. i read some of the the afl-cio, the sciu association of federal new jersey asian pacific americanrnyers of new jersey capital area muslim bar association, muslim american jewish advisory council, muslim york new jersey muslim lawyers association, national lgbtq bar association, new jersey state bar association, south be asian bar association of new jersey south asian bar association of north america, former attorneys general, groups of new jerseys sheriffs hispanic law enforcement association, lgbt law enforcement association, the national coalition, noble of new jersey region one, the national association of black women in law enforcement, the association of lawyers and jurists, the american jewish committee, the anti-defamation league the alliance for jewish renewal, bend the arc jewish action jewish community action jewish democratic council of international, national council of jewish women, new york jewish agenda society for humanistic judaism, the torah, rabbinical call for human rights the workers circle zionist, the leadership council of c

today , the invisible border between the republika srpska and the muslim croatian federation in bosniawas fired upon from an ambush. velka's daughter himself was seriously injured. now he is disabled, one leg had to be amputated, the war between different communities, lasica believes, was provoked specifically to destroy a large, strong yugoslavia. before the war there was yugoslavia, and we lived together, everything was calm, we visited each other, on holidays, weddings, together. we swam, we worked , we were together everywhere, we lived almost like brothers, but someone sowed this discord between us, threw us this unfortunate bone, and we picked it up, the west quarreled us, if it didn’t get along, and we, to unfortunately, they fell for it, and it led to such sad results. ask what are you doing here, and what are you doing here? by the way, good question, we are not bandits, we have the law. can i come with you? you do not know me. how many are there? more than 100. there are eight of us here. will the task change? the task remains the same. general gathering, full combat readines

accordance with it, this part of the former yugoslavia was henceforth divided into the muslim croatian federationthousand people, half of them. the serbs, who controlled almost 75% of bosnia and herzegovina, made major concessions and agreed to keep only 49%. just a few years after these statements, serbia would be subjected to devastating by a missile and bomb strike from the united states and nato countries, kosovo will be lost, and the guarantor of peace , slobodan milosevic, will die under mysterious circumstances in the prison of the hague tribunal. former minister of information of the republika srpska, miroslav tohol believes that... the civil war in bosnia and herzegovina was the most destructive military confrontation in europe since the second world war. initially, the conflict was provoked by a unilateral decision of bosnian and croat local deputies. parliament on secession from yugoslavia.

and, but the support is not only circulating among the muslim population, the federal are reach 94 percent of awareness among the nations. yep. 26 percent of non muslims also choose to support the act in the name of solidarity. the issue goes beyond religious borders and on the page, what we found in the survey is that the main reason relates more to solidarity and humanity. so if we look at the top responses, number one, number 2, and so on, it is all related to their solidarity compliance for religious reasons, because the movies that was a religious appeal, as only at number 7 and 8. the voice code 512 by the donation. lemme console is part of the organization of humanitarian envelope, just efforts. but it also serves as proof that the message is shared by nations despite their religious background to the middle of up can. we're doing our part by boy. scottie weakening the is really economy. so that is real, has no power and support so far as the big economic support comes from america. the u. s. has provided a lot of support, both financially and militarily. we are weakening this, alth

serbian and muslim-croatian federation in today, the invisible border between the republic of bosniaand herzegovina is marked by the following accounts: there are no longer any checkpoints or barriers here, but without unnecessary need , neither the bosnian serbs nor the muslims. now they don’t visit each other anymore. in 1992 , the house of a velka lasica pensioner was burned down by his former neighbors. the car he ran in with his family from the city, was fired upon from an ambush. velka's daughter himself was seriously injured. now he is disabled; one leg had to be amputated. the war between different communities, lasica believes, was provoked specifically to destroy a large, strong yugoslavia, before the war there was yugoslavia, and we lived together, everything was calm, we visited each other, on holidays, weddings, swam together, worked, we they were together everywhere, living almost like brothers. but someone sowed this discord between us, threw us this unfortunate bone, and we picked it up. we were quarreled by the west, damn it, but we, unfortunately, fell for it, and th

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french football federation to muslim players are not allowed to break their fast during the game .european football , muslim players are allowed to break their fast on the side of the field during iftar . and. maghrib call to prayer will be at 11 minutes at 18:29 and midnight will be at 23:32. thank you very much for your cooperation with this news series. now we will go to the studio of the higher program and join my colleague mr. shayan mehr . i greet you mr. shayan mehr. god bless you in the future. we are with you, thank you, ms. mirsane, i also say hello to you and all the dear viewers. have a good time . we are proud to serve you with another higher program, the foundation and origin of the transformation in the society and the country of elections. the leader of the islamic revolution emphasizes this in response to various political, economic and cultural views that, according to him, speak of transformation. with the start of the election campaign for the islamic council and the entry of various candidates into this campaign, the radio station tried to get a better understa

. >> president biden's nomination of the first muslim american to a federal appeals court has come underntense criticism and appear to be in intense peril. laura? laura: president's biden nominee is a veteran lit gator, unanimously well qualified by the american bar association. but he's faced a barrage of attacks from republican senators which the white house says amounts to an isra ma phobic smear campaign. >> do you believe that zionist settler was a provocation that justified hamas' in the jewish land? >> is there any justification for those atrocities? >> i'll repeat myself, the events of october 7th were a horror. i have no patience, none for any attempts to justify or defend those events. >> and conservative outside groups have basically named him as anti-semitic besides being endorsed by a dozen jewish organization. i'm joined biotomy thy k. lewis house with appointed as manji by george h.w. bush. i want to start by asking you you recently sent a letter to chuck schumer and senate north leader mitch mcconnell in defense of adil shhh manji. why did you feel compelled to send that?

malicious and debunk smear campaign solely because he would make history as the first muslim to serve as the federalte judge." it is worth noting that this is mostly but not exclusively republican thing. a small number of democratic dinner senators have come out to say they have had problems with the affiliation of adeel mangi with the criminal justice group who is working to individual -- to defend individual charged with impersonating police officers. adeel mangi has never defended anyone accused of killing a police officer. center jackie rosen of nevada on the far right, a democrat, became the third democrat this week to announce her opposition to adeel mangi joining senators joe manchin and cortez master. this after intense lobbying from law enforcement groups. the irony here is an especially incredible when you consider that according to pbs, senator cortez musto has voted for one traditional nominee the past with the man charged with murdering a police officer. that was under the trump administration. and also senator ted cruz as well as other republicans. but none of them are muslim. my next

sport 24 france reported the football federation of this country asked them to excuse the muslim playerss match and told the referees in a letter that these interruptions do not comply with the provisions of the french football federation's constitution and that the federation and its members must protect the fundamental values ​​of the french republic, exactly the same. the law that the minister of sports of france announced some time ago about banning the participation of women wearing hijab in the paris olympics . this law is based on the principle of secularism. the lack of hijab in french teams, the lack of hijab in referees and the lack of hijab in people who provide public services is a definite issue. limitation muslim players. it does not end there. mohammad diawara, the 19-year-old talent of the lyon team, who was also invited to the omid team of france , was excluded from the under-19 team of this country because of his insistence on fasting. the french football federation asked the coaches to remove the players who are trying to upgrade from the national team list. the fate o

, especially considering the position on palestine, they are grateful to the russian federation, the entire muslimransfer this to the international terrorist organization isis, to push it again. trained what, so to speak, this trained groups, there is no doubt about it, there are many very signs of handling weapons and how they entered, how they left, what weapons they had. there are flashlights and laser targets , everything indicates that this is a well -trained professional group, they could train on the territory of any state in turkey and ukraine, but the fact that they were trained, or rather there were instructors, acted on orders from the ukrainians, and behind the ukrainians were the americans, who created a network of their bases on the ukrainian-russian border, to get the american congress to allocate money, in principle, to justify a denser , even more direct direct intervention of the collective west in this conflict, because russia will apparently declare a ukrainian trace, in the united states they will say: yes, you , in turn, would still allow that, this is isis, there is no ukrai

president put into the initiative to form a group for strategic vision between the russian federation of the muslim world. so i think that he was contacted by the embassy to be a member of the organization. that is, and i was one of only 2 people from asia. yeah. i was represented in southeast asia and there was one other person, a professor from bangladesh, which is the academy of science, the do or the phillip. so from then on the, in the 1007 i went to moscow and other places to attend the meeting. so the, so, you know, i zation room for city division between the russian federation and then log in and, well, it's host, i'm in it. and since then, once a year, even twice a year that i attend meetings in moscow in the hutch collazo, also one of the girls of the church. yeah. and morning because on the capital of the republic of cut us down, that way it'll break that that's, that's what kind of topics are discussed piece meetings, someone by the room. yeah. in general, strategic issues connecting russia with these logic well and have led to continued cooperation of various fields in the economic fie

president put into the initiative to form a group for strategic vision between the russian federation and the muslim world. so i think post contact anybody embassy to be a member of the organization. and i was one of only 2 people from asia. i was represented in south east asia and it was one other person, a professor from bangladesh who chose the academy of sciences the or the phillip. so from then on in to 1007, i went to moscow and other places to attend the meetings of these organizations, called the group for city division between the russian federation and in laws and welter stuff, the sun and since then once a year, even twice the lights and meetings in moscow, the much colour also won in grossly. chechnya and morton cars on the capital of the republic of taught us down the for break that best them. what kind of topics are discussed at these meetings and them? yeah, in general strategic issues connecting rusher with these lumnick world have led to continued cooperation in various fields in the economic field in particular of course, but also in the field of science and culture. in a broad sen

diverse backgrounds, and a member of -- one of the first who would have been the first muslim american on a federal this particular federal appeals court, his nomination was in peril due to a number of attacks. this is senator booker in defense of him but i would argue celebration. >> no matter what happens to his nomination, this is a great american who should be proud of his work. we should celebrate him whether we vote for him or not. we should cherish a moment like this that makes history. >> hayes, i have to wonder if the nomination of -- this particular nominee would be in danger if it were not an election year, and there were not so many things happening across the pond, if you will, particularly in the middle east when it comes to the war between israel and hamas, and if politics is fueling a lot of the vitriol and misinformation against this nominee. >> i mean, absolutely. quickly, i want to say that love when cory booker gets at the pulpit. i love when he is on a mission to try to convince his colleagues about what right is. he does it amazingly. you know, this is a matter of politics. th

cortez masto said they would oppose the nomination of adeel mangi, who would be the first muslim judge on a federal court of appeals, as chairman of the judiciary committee. are you still planning to hold a vote on his nomination? >> we don't have any votes scheduled for any nomination at this point other than two or three this week, he's not included in that list. let me say the bottom line is as i went through that here bring it was one of the meanest hearings i've ever witnessed in the senate judiciary committee. this morning, the republican senate leader came to the floor and here's this man of being anti-semitic. that is outrageous there is no evidence whatsoever that they adl, the anti-defamation league, which stands up for jewish citizens over and over again, came to his defense and said that the hearing that was scheduled, if called last december was totally unfair. i've never seen, the treatment that he's received and that shouldn't be the case. >> you alluded to some of your colleagues trafficking and what can be described as islamophobic rhetoric. senator kennedy even asking monday if he

one of the firsts who would have been the first muslim american on this particular federal appeals courtin peril because of a number of attacks. and this is booker in defense of him and i would also argue celebration. >> no matter what happens to his nomination, this is a great american who should be proud of his work. we should celebrate him whether we vote for him or not. we should cherish a moment like this that makes history. >> i have to wonder if the nomination -- this particular nominee, would be in danger because it was not an election year and if there were not so many things happening across the pond, particularly in the middle east when it comes to the war between israel and hamas and of politics is a feeling a lot of the vitriol and misinformation about this nominee. >> absolutely. i want to say, i love one cory booker gets on the pulpit. i love when he is on a mission to try to convince his colleagues. he does an amazingly. this is a matter of politics. the fact that there any democrats unwilling to support this nominee is about being afraid. afraid of the sort of backlash t

muslim areas of the middle east and africa, and moscow has been flooded with men from muslim areas of the russian federationan, chechnya and tajikistan. and it's reported that last night's attackers are tajiks. over 8000 mosques have been built in russia , and been built in russia, and muslims now number an estimated 14% of the population. meanwhile, anti—russian sentiment grows amongst islamists because of russia's support for syria's barbarous leader, assad. russia has spent ten years bombing muslim civilians in syria, although you won't hear any lefties or celebrities condemning it because for some reason they only care when israel is involved. russia also had a brutal war with muslim chechnya before making peace with its leader, kadyrov. but there are many in chechnya who see kadyrov as a traitor and want vengeance against russia. for the chechen blood spilled. sound familiar ? blood spilled. sound familiar? under labour, britain bombed iraq while our policy of open borders allows anyone from the middle east to waltz in and claim asylum. but we've got 40,000 islamists on terror watch lists in the uk. 40

strange request of the french football federation to the coaches of the basic teams for the players to refrain from fasting during the holy month of ramadan, the muslimf the lyon team, mohammad diawara , was fired 9 days after being invited to the under-19 camp for refusing the request of the federation. the gabonese football federation kicked out red star belgrade's tairi muyoma kanga hafek for hosting his family at the national team hotel. kanga was already four years old because of his impersonation he was born after the death of his mother and was made a sex worker. at the end of this part of the ritual, thank you for your companion. have a good time. god bless you. in the name of god the compassionate. rahim, greetings to you, dear viewers and dear and respected countrymen , together with my colleagues, we present the 18:00 news . the ministry of health of gaza announced that in the last 24 hours, 65 people were martyred and 92 people were injured in the attacks of the zionists, the number of martyrs in the gaza strip since the beginning of the attacks. the zionist regime reached 3198 people 74

collective, they hate, so to speak, the wrong muslims, and it is russia's support for the taliban, the support and good friendship of the russian federationfor the proxy army, in particular the iranian one. this is what catalyzed these terrorist attacks, which may continue in russia federation, because i dilka announces exactly this, that is, in fact, russia underestimated these internal misunderstandings, or how to even call it, i don’t know, internal conflicts in the muslim world and different interpretations of the religion of islam in general, well... i think russia actively used these different interpretations, and active cooperation with the shiites, is therefore just a classic answer, well, in general, in the ukrainian interpretation. i would say idil ha rather yeah because it's k it's just the english keyboard for karasava you know yeah of course the number of muslims who died at the hands of the islamic state is in no way comparable to representatives of other ethnic groups, and the majority of terrorist attacks and hostilities take place in the middle east, we can mention here the war in syria and in... cancer, terror that were

muslims, and precisely the support of... russia for the taliban, the support and good friendship of the russian federation with iran , supportoxy armies, in particular iranian ones. this is what catalyzed these terrorist attacks, which may continue in the russian federation, because i dilka announces exactly that. that is, in fact, russia underestimated whether these were internal misunderstandings or not. i don't know how to even call it internal confrontations in the muslim world and different readings, in general, religions and islam, well, i think, russia actively used these different readings. yes, and active cooperation with the shiites , so just the classic answer, well , in general, in the ukrainian interpretation, i would say idil ha, rather, yes, because this is just an english bureaucracy, you know, yes, of course, the number of muslims who died at the hands of the islamic state, there is no comparison with representatives of other ethnic groups. and most terrorist attacks and hostilities take place in the middle east, we can mention here the war in syria and iraq, and the terror introduced by the militants of the

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family and was given an honorary country music award. [ laughter ] muslim and palestinian students at harvard university filed a federalights complaint yesterday that claims the school failed to protect them from harassment. wow, things are so weird at harvard right now that i talked to someone that went there, and they didn't even bring it up. [ laughter ] i saw colin jost in the hallway. he was wearing a michigan hoodie. [ laughter ] wow, we really did him dirty on the photoshop. [ laughter ] my friend colin walks like this. [ laughter ] we couldn't find a single picture where he was just standing straight? [ light laughter ] amazon announced yesterday it will not proceed with a deal to purchase the vacuum maker irobot due to -- oh, i missed it. [ light laughter ] well, i could have just kept going. you guys want to hear the word i missed? amazon announced yesterday it will not proceed with a deal to purchase the vacuum maker irobot due to, quote -- [ laughter ] [ applause ] "undue and disproportionate regulatory hurdles." and as anyone that owns a roomba can tell you, they don't do well with hurdles. [ light laughte

he has more than two decades of li muslim american to ever serve on a federal appellate court.ave ever seen. he has been criticized and questioned in a way that i have he never seen before in the committee. unfortunately, many of the questions that have been raised about mr. mangi and his background have created suspicions in people's mind that his religion is the reason for the questioning. qualified nominee had sometimes reached an all-time low. at the hearing in december, committee republicansngi to com questioning about the israel-hamas war. this is a man who is seeking to serve on a federal bench in the appellate court. the questions that were asked of him were more appropriately asked of thex7 secretary of sta or the secretary of defense. at one point a republican senator asked this muslim amer question -- do you celebrate the anniversary of 9/11 in your home? think about that for a second. because he was muslim, this senator thought it was appropriate to ask him whether he celebrated 9/11 in his hope he, of said no. he was a resident of new york and thought it was a trag

muslims. and it was russia's support for the taliban, the support and good friendship of the russian federationthe proxy army, in particular the iranian one, that catalyzed these terrorist attacks, which may continue in the russian federation, because that is exactly what dilka is announcing, that is, in fact russia underestimated the eyes here are the internal ones. e misunderstanding or how to even call it, i don't know, internal conflicts in the muslim world and different interpretations, in general , religion and islam, well, i think russia actively used it. these different readings, yes, and active cooperation with the shiites, so just the classic answer, well, in general, in the ukrainian interpretation, i would say idil ha, rather, yes, because this is just the english bureaucracy of karasava, you know, yes, of course , the number of muslims who have died from the movement, the islamic state, is beyond comparison with representatives other ethnic groups, and most of the terrorist attacks and hostilities take place in the middle east, we can also mention the war in syria and iraq, and the

during holidays, holy times for muslims, especially this hatred, which is now being generated and will be directed against the icelandic... minority in the russian federation. mr. oleksandr, well , it is not completely clear whether it was a department or not, this is also another question, because in the country of the russian federation anything can happen, that is, i i will not be surprised that they can say one thing, show another, refer to some sources, departments, something else, and disperse this topic, although the president of france, emmanuel macron, said that france is also above france. there was a threat from idols, and he convened the council of defense and national security yesterday because of the attack in moscow, but what surprised me the most in this situation was that the whole world started talking about this incident in crocus city hall and that there is no place for terror on planet earth, but there is a country that is... a terrorist in this situation, that is, it commits this terror on a larger scale every day on the territory of ukraine, that is, they kill hundreds, thousands of people, they kill on the territory of the ukrainian

in the so-called russian federation, controlled by its racist regime, and this applies to ... all religious organizations without exception, whether absolutely christian, muslim or otherwise, this is very important, because these are expensive lobbyists, one of which ms. iryna mentioned, they mentioned the figure of $500 per hour, we understand what crazy resources these are, and this is not mr. derkach, this is another of our former colleagues in the parliament, according to my information, not i will mention the surnames so as not to... this is just crazy crazy money that is being spent on this, so the first lie is, so i will say politically correct that this is a law about a specific church no, the second lie is that it is a law about to pick up some property or money in accounts, another lie, no , yes, then the third one is not... the truth is that it is a law that forces someone to move somewhere, that is, from one specific church to another specific church, another not true, no, that's right, ms. iryna said, they can be there are different views on how decent the priesthood is in one of the ukrainian orthodox churches, but i want to say that now, right

muslim terrorist attack. dozens of people were killed and injured in one of the worst terrorist attacks in recent years in russia. the federal security service of russia announced that at least 67 people were killed and more than 100 people were injured in the terrorist attack on the krokas city complex in moscow, of which 60 people were reported to be seriously injured. isis claimed responsibility for the attack in moscow.

are in the so-called russian federation and controlled by its racist regime, and this applies to all religious organizations without exception, absolutely christian, muslim or otherwise. this is very important, because these expensive lobbyists, one of whom ms. iryna mentioned, called the figure of $1,500 per hour, we understand what crazy resources these are, and it's not, mr. derkach, it's another one of ours. already a former colleague in the parliament, according to my information, i will not to mention surnames so as not to be born with a possible lawsuit, fine, but then i, mr. nikita, i will help you, this is just crazy, crazy money that is being spent on this, so it is the first lie, so i will say politically correct that it is the law about a specific church no, the second lie is that it is a law about picking up some property or... because there is money in the accounts, another lie, no, yes, then the third lie is that it is a law that forces someone to move somewhere, that is, from one specific church to another specific church, is another lie, no, that's right, ms. iryna pointed out, there can be different views on how decent the priesthood is

religious organizations, including muslim ones, including jehovah's witnesses , are classified as terrorist organizations by the decision of the supreme court of the russian federation, and, unfortunately, uh, the members of these religious groups receive sentences for very long terms of imprisonment, we are talking about even there about 19 years of imprisonment, actually for religion, that is, before that, before that with the notice, we also sent evidence to the office of the prosecutor of the international criminal court regarding the illegal appropriation of state and private property by the russians in... in the crimea, it was about the violation of the right to a fair trial, about the illegal conscription of ukrainian citizens in the crimea , that is, in fact, in the hands of the russian army , all serious violations of international humanitarian law committed by the russian occupation authorities in crimea, we informed the office of the prosecutor of the international criminal court about them. and is there any response from this office or what response are we expecting? yes, of course, the previous prosecutor of the international criminal court, fotuben, ju

so-called russian federation and controlled by its racist regime. and this applies to all religious organizations without exception, regardless of whether they are completely christian, muslimothers, this is very important, because these expensive lobbyists, one of which ms. iryna mentioned, there called the figures of $1,500 per hour, we understand how crazy they are resources, and this is not mr. derkach, this is another of our former colleagues in the parliament, according to my information, no i will mention the names that... don't get ready for a possible lawsuit, fine, but then i, mr. nikita, will help you, it's just crazy, crazy money being spent on it, so it's the first lie, i'll be politically correct to say that this is a law about a specific church, no, the second lie is that it is a law about taking someone's property or money in accounts, another lie, no, yes, that means, and... and the third lie, that it is a law that forces someone to go somewhere, that is, from one particular church to another of a specific church, another lie, no , correctly, ms. iryna noted, there may be different views on how decent the priesthood is in one of the ukrainian orthodox churc

federal law. it's not offensive. it's accurate. as for the word jihadist, it means war against non-muslims and age a hottest is a holy warrior, againfensive, accurate. you can siphon the language all you want but the people who attacked and killed 1200 israelis on october 7th are not freedom fighters. they are hamas terrorists, heartless killers and common sense would suggest kinder, gentler terms is unlikely to make kinder, gentler jihadists. let's bring in... thank you both for coming on. breitbart writes the following. we are seeing a flame among protesters during radical anti- israel demonstrations in the heart of new yorork city where protesters were also heard chanting against the new york city police department comparing law enforcement as well as israeli defence forces to the ku klux klan. it appears after all these months of... it's getting worse. >> it is. i've actually had countless conversations with non-jews since october 7th. people express sympathy for what happened in israel as well as for the fact that anti-semitism is clearly on the rise. people have continuously asked why they should be worried about anti-semitis

federal bench. and they've shaken the bushes for new letters of support, and the results have been interesting, to say the least. one came from muslims for progressive values mpv. this came as no surprise given that mr. mangi served on their board as recently as 2020. basic research into the organization makes me wonder what he ever did to deserve such an endorsement. for example, mpv has called on the u.n. to monitor domestic law enforcement tactics due to systemic racism. they've recommended viewing a with an anti-racism expert who suggests that a notorious cop killer was an innocent political prisoner. mpv's social media showcases post after post describing israel's respons genocide and accusing israel of war crimes is nothing less than a sustained opposition against an american ally. republicans presented evidence that mr. mangi aligned himself withanti-israel supporters and cop killers. his supporters responded indignant letter of radicals who support cop killers. mr. mangi's nomination is radicalism. the more the biden administration tries to save it the more radicalism pulls it down. contrast this with mr. mangi's law firm. wh

federal tax case. we'll take you there and we will have the latest. first, beyond our borders tonight. an israeli airstrike on a center linked to a lebanese sunni muslimof its members triggering a rocket attack lebanon killing one person in israel. strike comes after a day of attacks between israel and hezbollah along the lebanon-israel border. >> this is a live look at rome, one of the big stories there tonight, pope francis appears in better health ahead of a busy easter week schedule. the 87-year-old pontiff's frail appearance has been a growing source of concern in recent weeks. today the pope read out full texts for his weekly audience rather than delegating them to an aide as he has done in recent weeks and made a few off-the-cuff remarks. looks in good spirits. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ it's a new day ♪ it's a new life ♪ for me ♪ and i'm feeling good ♪ ♪ lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you know where we need to be pushed. help us give it all to you. the good, the bad. help us turn to you in everything. amen. you should join me in more prayer on hallow. stay

federal government. and so that is what we are doing. >> and a follow-up, what steps specifically is the civil rights division doing to keep jewish americans and arab americans, muslim americans safe in their, and their communities? i know that there is just growing anxiety and fear about basic safety and security. i'm wondering if you could just give us a few more details about what what the department can do and is doing. >> we're using the law, the tools that congress gave us laws like the matthew shepard and james bird hate crimes prevention act to hold perpetrators accountable. we realize we can't prosecute our way out of the crisis. and so we've also worked to institute programs like united against hate where every single us attorney's office across the country, all 94 have instituted programs bringing together local , state, federal law enforcement, community groups and faith leaders to ensure that folks know how to investigate and report hate incidents and hate crimes. this is an all hands on deck moment. we stand for and behind all communities are being attacked by hate. >> what measures are being taken -- another topic -- what measures are being taken to c

federal government so that is what we are doing. >> and a follow-up. what steps specifically is the civil rights division doing to keep jewish americans and arab americans, muslimricans, safe in their communities? i know there is just going anxiety and fear about basic safety and security. i wonder if you can just give us a few more details about what the department can do. and what it is doing. >> we are using the tools that congress gave us. laws like the matthew james hate crime act to hold perpetrators accountable. we realized we cannot prosecute our way out of the crisis, so we have also instituted programs like united against hate where every single attorney's office in the state, all 94 khem have instituted programs bringing together local, state, law enforcement, community groups, and faith leaders to investigate hate incidents and hate crimes. we are also engaged in training of prosecutors and training of law enforcement, and then there is the grant-making that happens as well. this is a all hands on deck moment at the justice department to confront the hate crisis took. this is for all communities targeted by hate. >> last question. i know i don't hav