gallow was watching and now he is heading home.goes back to second. gallow is going to be tagged out. the other runner in a run down. nobody covering second though. two runners in run downs and ends up exexplicable double play. what a mess. despite the base running blunder. nationals went on to beat the yankees 1-2 why did the yankees lose 2 of three to the inferior opponent like the washington nationals we will address on "fox & friends first." >> go out there and have great day. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪

gallaway.com. come back and see me on the wall next time you have the chance, it's have it out with gallowe, come and have a go if you think you're hard enough. elijah, j. magn is a veteran war correspondent and political analyst with more than 35 years of experience, covering decades of war in the middle east and north africa, and he joins me now. elijah, i was just making the point that will soon know, what is it that you think we will soon know? we will soon see the retaliation of iran that... inevitably is coming because the leader of the islamic revolution said ali khamenei ordered the armed forces as he is the commander. of all iranian armed forces to prepare for the attack and the defense, so he is prepared for a potential retaliation of israel to the iranian retaliation to the israeli violation of international laws and the assassination of a vip guest in a capital terran. that is inevitable, it is going to happen, it's just a question of time, and we will see... retaliation coming from the lebanese resistance against the violation of these israeli international laws and attacking s

, on this gallows... sat those peasants, those rebels who did not want to submit to him, and prishin already then thought about this sore spot of russian history, about the relationship of ends and means. and in fact affairs in the novel the sovereign's road, prishvin writes the first russian or soviet gulag archipelago, the first work dedicated to this labor of the enslaved, the position of the enslaved, and the main characters of his novel. he came to the conclusion that the soviet government was right, it was right in its goals, and for prishvin the soviet stage is not the end point of soviet history, it is precisely a stage, it is precisely a transitional moment, cruel, difficult, but it is no coincidence that he liked to compare everything with himself, his life, his biography, and here his in the diary of a geography teacher, philosopher rozenov, who once in... expelled a rebellious, anarchist boy from a gymnasium and the boy suffered greatly from this, almost committed suicide, but managed to survive, overcome his pain, his resentment, became a great writer, philosopher, from

gallow was watching and now he is heading home. the throw home and now the runner goes back to second. gallow is going to be tagged out. the other runner in a run down. nobody covering second though. two runners in run downs and ends up exexplicable double play. what a mess. despite the base running blunder. nationals went on to beat the yankees 1-2 why did the yankees lose 2 of three to the inferior opponent like the washington nationals we will address on "fox & friends first." >> go out there and have great day. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> rachel: it's 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, it's thursday, august 29th. this is "fox & friends." i'm in for ainsley this morning. >> steve: good morning. >> rachel: good morning, everybody. terrifying new video shows armed men taking over a colorado apartment complex. residents say this is evidence of venezuelan street gangs taking over their community. >> steve: man, that's terrible. more details coming up. and across the country kamala harris and tim walz taking a break from campa

gallow stopped and the rear tire was on my son's abdomen.ene. >> carley: this illegal immigrant was arrested for driving without a license months earlier and kamala's harris dropped that charge. it is political, seen if you charge an illegal immigrant for driving without a license, that is anti-illegal immigrant. if the charge had not been dropped, would he still have been in jail at the time he killed your son? >> he wouldn't have been in jail, his car would have been impounded and has to stay impounded for 30 days. typically when illegal alien cars are impounded and they sit for 30 days, it costs too much to get the car out. he could have bought another car, he could have driven again, which he did. got the car out in less than 18 hours, the city gave his car back, which is violation of the law. gallow was in the country illegally and given temporary protective status and with that, one felony or two misdemeanors and you get deported. he would have had a misdemeanor and maybe driven more carefully. >> carley: may not have been in jail, eit

get on, but hope the rest of you agree, it was the usual rombustous edition of have it out. with gallowe and if you want to join me please write to us www.havitout withgallowe.com and hope to see you there on the wall sometime soon come on and have a go, if you think you're hard enough. لو هو قال ابعد احنا على راسنا بنبعد وبنرجع جوالي. as gaza faces the genocide of the israeli. occupation, new leader emerges from the ashes. yahya sinwar, the newly appointed leader of hamas, takes the helm after the assassination of martter ismail hanye. his rise sends a powerful message to tel aviv, you took one leader, but even stronger force has risen to lead the resistance. from his underground command center in gaza, senar orchestrates the fight, proving that the resistance is far from over. meanwhile, in washington, narrative of false hope emerges, a prisoner. swab and temporary cease fire are touted as steps towards peace, but is it truly an end to the genocide in gaza? senoir leads the resistance, hamas steers the fight, and the world watches this week on the midi stream. ismail hania, top officia

have it out with gallowe, why don't you?nce movement hamas says the us has no genuine will to mediate a seasfire in gaza as the top american diplomat heads for israel. these were the minutes where he announces the death of two more of its soldiers in gaza. a day after hamas says a target of the invading. troops in the city, also in headlines, iranian parliament holds the second day of debates on the ministerial pics proposed by president maso.

wide, because we need to grow it while we still can. i'm george galloway, this is have it out with gallowe. the west bank economy is in a crisis. israel wants to take over the west bank and they also want to take over whatever is left of gaza and they want to rebuild and make it their own. the u.s. israely genocidal war is taking a toll on the economy, many shops and businesses have closed down. what if palestinians were shut off from the banking system? i'm particularly. concerned by israel's threats to take action that would lead to palestinian banks being cut off from their israeli correspondent banks. these banking channels are critical for processing transactions that enable almost $8 billion a year in imports from israel, including electricity, water, fuel and food. this is for palestine with hezballah striking deeper into israel than ever before. today's edition of palestine declassified considers the consequences for the zienist entity were to embark a full-scale military invasion of lebanon. well, to be frank, i think it's the end for these radies. i i think there's no recourse fo

have it out with gallowe, why don't you zindabad, bangladesh, zindabad.d her alster. the new leader muhammad yunus has links with the cia. is this another us regime change? israel's latest attacks killed dozens more civilians across the gazo strip as death toll from the regime genocidal war tops 40,000. hamas says any agreement on truths in gaza must lead to a comprehensive sie. far across the territory and the complete withdrawal of occupation forces and the leader of yemanzan movement says his country will continue anti-israel operations until the war on gaza comes to an end.

have it out with gallowe, why don't you?ssing hours since the shocking assassination of ismail hany in tehran by israel, global media buzz with predictions of iran's impending retaliation as the drums of war reverberate throughout the region. "the stage is already set for dramatic reckoning, but questions linger, when will the curtain rise on this high six showdown and will israel survive the range of tehran?" more palestinian civilians fall victim to unrelenting israely attacks in gaza where the death tool has now topped 40,000. a un rights expert says israel should face sanctions for settler violence against palestinians in the occupied west bank. plus ukraine says it's captured the russian town of sua as part of its offensive in the region of kurs.

have it out with gallowe, why don't you?, but low wages and corruption may have cut up with her. bangladeshies revolted against her rule. accuses the us of being behind her alster, the new leader muhammad yunus has links with the cia. is this another us regime change? your headlines on press tv, more palestinian civilians fall victim to the relentless his really attacks in gaza with the total death toll tops 40,000. ivan says the united states cannot be mediated for peace in the gaza strip as it enables israeli crimes against palestinians by

have it out with gallowe, why don't you?president masu pasistan defends his ministerial pics in parliament, saying that he'll form a government of national consensus to serve the interests of the country. and thousands hold protests and strikes across india as anger keeps boiling over the tragic rape and murder.

dear viewers, are we on the brink of not just a regional war, but world war ii, have it out with gallowehe shocking assassination of ismail hany in tehran by israel, global media buzz with predictions of iran's impending retaliation as the drums of war reverberate throughout the region. the stage is already set for dramatic reckoning, but questions linger. when will the curtain rise on this high six showdown and will israel survive the range of tehran? laadlines of death toll from the usraeli genocide in gaza has surpassed the grim milestone of 40,000. the united nations condemns israel's strikes on schools in gaza as a sign of the regime's blatant disregard for international humanitarian law, and russian and ukrainian troops engage in heavy fighting for second week.

dear viewers, are we on the brink of not just a regional war. but world war ii, have it out with gallowe

have it out with gallowe, why don't you? if i stop, you must live to tell my story to sell my face. rings to buy a piece of cloth and some strings, make it one. lies with a long tale so that a child somewhere in gaza looking heaven in the eye awaiting his dad who left in a blaze and bit no one faill well not even to his flesh not even to himself these the... my kite you made flying up about and thinks for moment an angel is there bringing back love if must die let it let it bring hope, let it be a take. civilians fall victimed relentless israely attacks in gaza with the total death pool is top 40,000. iran says the us cannot be mediator for peace in the gaza strip as it enables israeli crimes against palestinians by arming the regime. and yeminies hold another fighty of nationwide rallies to show their unwavering support for the palestinian people.

resistance to italy to the israeli s. very that killed two important commanders, have it out with gallowe, why don't you? rights to discover, excavate, refine and export oil belongs exclusively to britain. they were plundering iran's vast oil reserves. mohammed mosad, titled mosad saltane, the 70-year-old politician from ahmedabad set forth his plan. he declared his readiness to accept the premiership if his. war one another about the impact of the move on there economies. by the time you see the significant parts of the middle east and west asia may be in flames, as opposed to the normal flames, the flames of the tents in gaza where women have to stand outside and listen to their children screaming as they are incinerated, the flames in the... south of lebanon, regularly bombed by the apartite state, the flames in syria, the flames elsewhere in the middle east, the normal flames that for more than 75 years have been lit and spread by the apartite state, occupied palestine is sea of flames all of the time, sometimes seen, sometimes

resistance to retatalian to the israeli savagery that killed two important. commanders, have it out with gallowing, why don't you? the headlines, the palestinian resistance movement, hamas appoints yahya sin war as its new political leader, saying the move shows unity within the group. the organization of islamic cooperation is set to convene today for an extraordinary meeting on israel's assassination of hamas leader ismail honey and also in our headlines israels in discriminate strikes kill at least 30 palestinians in gaza in a single day as the genocidal war's death toll approaches 40,00.

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axis of resistance, to the israeli savagery that killed two important commanders, have it out with gallowc cooperation slams assassination of the hamas leader in tehran last week as violation of iran's sovereignty and international law. israeli occupation forces kill tens of palestinian civilian. across the gaza struck in one day, raising the deaththoll to around 39,700. and elite video shows iof soldiers sexually abusing a palestinian man held it an israeli detentions camp.

have it out with gallowe, why don't you?srael's genocidal war approaches 40,000. hamas says it will not take part in the new... round of gaza ceasefire talks in doha and sticks to the agreement that was agreed upon early july, and iran says the measures taken by israel against palestinian civilians and territories constitute bladent examples of terrorism.

have it out with gallowe, why don't you? که گفتید خلاف آیین نامه بوده دیروز در ماده 204 گوها که همه این شرایط در براشه بفرمایید آقای نادری تشکر میکنم از اولین مخالف جناب آقای حسین سمسامی م سایر مهمانان عزیز آرزوی توفیق الهی برای تمام وزرای پیشنهادی داریم که who they are, where they are residing in, based on justice and fairness, they should be treated. we need to put aside. this is for palestine, gaza, this is for the child that is searching. why do you think little boys are going stones at tanks and wel never really know how many people are dead? they drop bombs on. girls while they sleep in their bed israel is a terror state and terrorist that terrorize i'll testify my television televize i'm telling lies how many more resolutions have to be violated how many more children have to be annihilated this is not a war it is systematic genocide for whatever they try palestine will never die free palestine free palestine free palestine. hello, i'm chris williamson and you're watching palestine declassified. our twice-weekly progr

standing ovation after standing over, what's wrong with these people, find out and have it out with gallow." this week on expose, arabic speaking tv news giants based in major arab capitals stand accused of double-edged sword, spreading misinformation faster than ziness channels and undermining resistance. with fabricated narratives. meanwhile, on digital platforms, the spotlight often fixates simplistically on the palestinian resistance, neglecting wider political realities and zinist provocations. social media in the arab world fuels this fire relentlessly distorting public perception with a flood of falsehoods and anti-resistance rhetoric. stay tuned for expose, the truth is just a revelation away.

, dear viewers, are we on the brink of not just a regional war, but world war 3, have it out with gallowe, why don't you? لا اله الا الله لا اله الا الله لا اله الا الله والشهيد حبيب الله والشهد حبيب الله let's shift gears now, talk about iran versus israel versus the united states, uh, up until april 1st. "the war between israel and iran, and even the united states and iran, was a shadow war, uh, and it's very important to understand that we did not want the war." "

viewers, are we on the brink of not just a regional war, but world. world war 3, have it out with gallowet you? لا اله الا الله لا اله الا الله لا اله الا الله لا اله الا الله الشهد حبيب الله والشاهد حبيب الله welcome to new episode of israel watch which has been monitoring developments and updates regarding the new round of negotiations next thursday as well as waiting for iran and hizballah's response to the assassination of marters hania and shuk.

long link exile attempt somewhere in the world of everyone sooner or later or will find there the gallowshide, well, as if in this case i say again, nothing will work out for them, in belarus in the twentieth year such separatists were given a harsh answer, now they, who was able to escape? justice here are trying to fight against russia russians, now not on the streets of minsk, but now on kursk land. and on russian soil for mercenaries scenarios, development of events are few, they assure military experts, tribunal or death. margarita semenyuk, victoria dadoyan, evgeniya zemtsova, news. august 20 was the second anniversary of the death of darya dugina. the journalist, philosopher, political scientist, patriot of her country was killed as a result of a terrorist attack organized by the ukrainian special services. darya's father , alexander dugin, admitted that 2 years after the death of his daughter he does not feel peace and is having a hard time coping with the loss. however, the philosopher noted that he feels like he is continuing his child's work. in an interview with our tv channel

discussing that with expert guests, including an expert audience on the video wall. it's have it out with gallowing. don't miss it. in the land where the righteous took a stand, bousilian roles with freedom in his hands, for justice and for liberty he fought with might against the dark - the oppressive night, they wrong him, left his kind to thirst, in the cruelest sun their pain was cursed, baby's cry, the freak from darcense, broke the heart, sayings are true, hovel is every land, and the shura forever will stand, don't think it ended with the saying's last breath or his infants cru eye at the edge of death, whose saints fight our guiding lies, injustice for. falls to endless night, from kabala to palestine, in every land his spirit shines, today in palestine infants fall to the echos of ashuva's call in first and hunger, oppressed they alie underneath a relentless sky, the spears that struck. hussain back then other rockets raining down again, the stones once cast with cruel disdain a bullets now causing endless pain. hussain lives on his path still clear a fight for justice without fear. in thi

let's go to the video wall, that's the unique feature of have it out with gallowe. you can see the people with. waiting patiently to ask the questions that are on their mind. let's go to london. first, matt robinson, in london. what's on your mind? how you doing george? thanks for inviting me on the show. um, i was very interested in your question with regards to china supporting iran and russia, but what i find interesting is do you think that the usa, the european power? in israel have really thought this through about fronting up against iran because we know iran have was about including reservest a million soldiers over four and a half 5 thous tanks, they have the support of russia, russian weapons, undoubtedly chinese weapons, do you think they've really thought this through? well, that's what i was trying to get at with uh elijah magne, uh, it seems so obvious to me that they have not thought it through that, i'm beginning to doubt myself as to whether or not it's as obvious as i think it is. let's knock down one or two of the points you just made. there uh th

of not just a regional war, but world war ii, have it out with gallowe, why don't you?

have it out with gallowe, why don't you? this is the incredible story of zainab khaula, determined woman. transformed personal hardships into a lifeline for nursing children with special needs in syria during wartime. to be anti-immigrant, traditionally in france was to be right. d'un discours médiatique et politique qui alimente une peur en fait du musulman et de l'islam et qui ne correspond absolument pas à la réalité. الحقيقه عندما ياتي الزائر الاجنبي يكون اقتنائنا به اكثر من الزائر العراقيه الحمد لله والشكر تجاوزنا هاي الخطوات كلها جهود الاخوان المؤمنين والمجاهدين والمقاتلين اعمال الموقب مستمره وان شاء الله مستمرين على خط الحسين عليه السلام از صمیم قلب تشکر میکنم که در ایام اربعین فضای زیارت را فراهم کردن.

dear viewers, are we on the brink of not just a regional war, but world war ii, have it out with gallowe, why don't you? لذلك نعم نحن نستشعر ثقه للامانه والمسؤوليه وهذه مسؤوليه لديها اثمان ونحن ايضا مستعدين لهذه الاثمان الشهاده في في سبيل فلسطين في سبيل الله عز وجل في سبيل كرامه هذه الامه في سبيل كرامه هذه الامه في سبيل كرامه هذه الامه. the headlines on press tv, no and then sight, today is really geniciding gaza, at least 15 members of family, including nine children are killed in an israeli strike on central gaza. in letter to the us state secretary, nearly 130 journalists and press organizations call for an arms embargo on israel for killing media crews in gaza. and iran says the us is a partner to israel's crimes in the gaza strip and cannot be an impartial mediator.

have it out with gallowe, why don't you? time now for the in-depth section of the program, when it comes to... the bangladeshi economy, many may be surprised that it is one of the best performing economies in south asia in terms of gdp, but the recent protest that led to the alter of the prime minister sheikh hasina showed that bangladeshies. are not that content with the state of their economy, so what's wrong? well, first let's take a look at bangladesh's economic performance. this graph pretty much lays it out from the year 2019 uh moving up all the way through 2023, a high point of 7.88% in terms of the gdp growth, um, 2020 was down because of covid, and then you see the upsurge and uh how it goes to end 2023 with a 6.0 uh percent uh gdp growth, so that's not that bad and... course of five years, as you can see over here, the um way that this gdp growth is above the 5% mark all the way up to 7.88% shows that there's an healthy economy there in this country. well, one reason for the positive gdp growth comes in its streng

dear viewers, are we on the brink of not just a regional war, but world war ii, have it out with gallowe, why don't you? the headlines, the israely military continues its deadly air and artillery strikes across the gaza strap as the death thow from the months long onslot in the palestinian territory tops 40,00. amaz spokesman osama hamdan says us lacks any genuine will for establishing a seizfire in gaza and is only trying to buy time for the israeli regime to continue its war.

resistance. you've come to the right place to discuss this tonight, because this is have it out with gallowe. dr. shivan mahendra radja is fellow of the royal historical society, and that is something to be. shivan is the author of books and articles on islam, on iran, on afghanistan, on the mongols, on the timerics in the counter insurgency, al-qaeda, the taliban, in afghanistan and pakistan, this is a man of the world and... and i wanted to speak to dr. shivan this evening about what is going to happen next. dr. shivan, neither you nor i know exactly what's happening, we're not privy uh to the highest councils in any way, but would i be right in speculating that having waited a considerable period of time caused the crashing of stock markets. around the world caused the flight of scores of thousands of israelis back to their own countries with their other passports, having cleared the north of occupied palestine of the settlers there who no longer have any security, having bankrupted the port of elat, that the advantage is firmly with the access of resistance. am i right ? that is correct.

dear viewers, are we on the brink of not just a regional war, but world war ii, have it out with gallowe, why don't you? ismail hania, top official of the palestinian hamos resistant movement, was assassinated in tehran on wednesday. he was 62 years old. the palestinian leader who was widely viewed as icon of the anti-israel resistant movement, was targeted at the guest house where he was staying during visit to take part in the inauguration of iran's president maso.

dear viewers, are we on the brink of not just a regional war, but world war ii. have it out with gallowe, why don't you zindabad, bangladesh zindabad. bangladesh's economy under hasina made great achievements, but low wages and corruption may have cut up with her. bangladeshi is revolted against her rule. now hasina accuses the us of being behind her alster. has links with the cia: is this another us regime change? more palestinian civilians fall victim to relentless israely attacks in gaza where the total death toll is top 40,000. hamad says any agreement a truce and gaza must lead to a comprehensive sees far and the... complete withdraw of israeli forces from gath, and the un rights expert says israel should pay sanctions for settler violence against palestinians in the occupied westman.

war. respondent and respected broadcaster and journalist, thanks for joining us on have it out with gallowe, here is the audience on the wall, this is a unique feature of this show, it's not like the mother of all talk shows, you can only phone me there, here i can see you and you can see me, let me go to first of all uh in london latifa latifa, welcome to the show. thank you for having me, george, um, thank you for the amazing discussion that we were listening to, i'm really grateful to be here and to be asking you this question. um, my question to you is, you know, we know that western leaders have been begging iran uh not to retaliate, but why did they not ask netanyahu not escalate? yes, i mean, they are calling for uh calm, they're calling for no escalation, but they did not stop their client state, and this is key point, you know, biden manufactures by by press leak, stories of rows that he's had with the netanyahu, that warnings that he's given, red lines that he's drawn, but it's all. smoke and mirrors because biden could have stopped the uh massacers, that's the only way to describ

religious legacy of the islands. portuguese colonizers, the this is anya, able to is buried in the mid gallows cemetery to this day. she's a role model for the young generation of female musicians who like cloutier pope for a better future. many of their songs address the cape verde and dilemma to stay and suffer or leave long for home. others are about love, poverty or more to base on the local creole word for hospitality. saudi, or takes inspiration from cape foods stunning natural landscapes. the newest song celebrates monte carter mountain with the face of fame. has been dealt with landmarks the the sooner she will be performing this new song for the 1st time, the close to the beach, human dello, the capital of so be sent to the sea, seems close enough to touch the . there is an abundance of fish in cape bird, but house is outside the capital are not connected to the water supply system. all the water comes from a single d, certainly nation plant. if you're not connected to its pipes, the canister is your only option. the, at the highest point of the island, miguel antonio has been especia

resistance to italian to... the israeli savagery that killed two important commanders, have it out with gallow, why don't you? by the time you see the significant parts of the middle east and west asia may be in flames, as opposed to the normal flames, the flames of the tents in gaza, where women have to stand outside and listen to their children screaming as they are incinerated, the flames in the south of lebanon regularly bombed by the... apartite state, the flames in syria, the flames elsewhere in the middle east, the normal flames that for more than 75 years have been lit and spread by the apartite state, occupied palestine, is sea of flames all of the time, sometimes seen, sometimes hidden, but always burning, the anger.

, actual physical gallows and the site of sacred sacred space or democratic space. but it's also about this idea of freedom and what is at stake with the question of freedom. and so i actually do agree that part of the part of what harris/walz is trying to do is present a vision of america that is joyful, that is uplifting, that is radically different, that is about normal, everyday americans. but that critical part under underlying all of that is a reminder of what could have been. that is really emphasized in that january 6th moment. >> i just wonder, casey though again, i take all of the points and i think the points are critically important to understand. i was on the capitol that day, so i get it but if i'm thinking about turning out voters as a strategist i'm just wondering what percent of voters have that day as their number five or number four? 3 or 2 top issue that would motivate them or not vote, motivate them to vote. and i think that's just something that shouldn't be lost in the conversation. >> i think there's friction in messaging with the republican

yes, but i know that there exists gallows humour.ly people who work in life and death situations. there's an argument, of course, that that kind of humour is also what led and the acceptability of wayne couzens to sort of get away with what his behaviour was. >> but that's not what the court is saying . is saying. >> no. exactly. so that's the danger here. all i know is i expect a lot more letters from me. >> okay. there we go. so next on free speech nation, a new art exhibition is walking on eggshells. liz truss is seemingly invisible, and president biden starts singing. it's almost time for social sensations. please don't anywhere >> welcome back to free speech nafion >> welcome back to free speech nation . nation. >> so it's time for social sensations. that's the part of the show where we look at what's been going viral this week on social media. and first up is this video of a new art exhibition that's been doing the rounds. the artist, known only by her pseudonym, con. she spent three years finding a gallery that would agree to e

dear viewers, are we on the brink of not just a regional war, but world war ii, have it out with gallowe. don't you, according to statistics, many children born after the first persian gulf war and the years after it were affected with leukemia. "the most likely thing, or least that scientifically, is the exposure to the materials that the soldiers were using at the time of the battle, so then you have to decide on what material that they were using that could cause congenital malformation and cancer, there isn't anything else, there is only depleted uranium, so i شنا عينه الاولى ها قبل اربع سنين وعالجنا كيمياوي وما فاد الكيمياوي وشنا عينه الثاني" وضعیت به اصطلاح اون استبلیوتی که در حکومت جمع آوری خرا خراج و جنگ با قومیت مذهب و منطقی باشن عجم باشن خارجی باشن یا داخلی باشه. violated, how many more children have to be annihilated, this is not a war, it is systematic genocide, but whatever they try, palestine will never diestine,

resistance to italian, to the israeli savagery that killed two important commanders, have it out with gallowe, why don't you? by the time you see this, significant parts of the middle east and west asia may be in flames, as opposed to the normal flames, the flames of the tents in gaza, where women have to stand outside and listen to their children screaming as they are incinerated, the flames in the south of lebanon regularly bombed by the apartite state, the flames in syria, the flames. elsewhere in the middle east, the normal flames that for more than 75 years have been lit and spread by the apartite state. occupied palestine is sea of flames all of the time, sometimes seen, sometimes hidden, but always burning, the anger, the hatred of a colonizing force and...

have it out with gallowe, why don't you? first to be headlies, the israely military continues its deadly air and artillery strikes across the guys of strip as the death goal from the months long onslot in the palestinian territory tops 40,000. says that the us lacks any genuine will for establishing a cease fire in gaza and is only trying to buy time for the israel regime to continue its war and the venezuelan president nicholas maduro accuses the opposition of seeking to stage accu the latin american country as thousands of his supporters show up for a pro-government rally.

resistance to retaliaan to the israeli savagery that killed two important commanders, have it out with gallowing, why don't you? surgical implants are going to be the focus of this week's episode of iron techya from spinal implants that are going to be put in between the vertebrate to cure herniated discs to uh cranial implants and mesh plates that are essentially going to replace parts of the cranium in case of severe accidents. make sure to don't miss this week's episode, times are listed below. the headlines iran says it has no option but to use its right of legitimate defense in the face of israel's aggressions amit the un security council's in action. israel's unrelenting strikes kill more women and children across gaza with the genocidal wars death tool approaching 39,700. and a far right is rating minister draw strong condemnation after saying that it would be justified and moral to starve two million palestinians in gaza.

three traditions of bread-baking and four gallows. good afternoon, on the air of the first national channel of the belarusian radio and tv channel belarus 24 analytical project "actual microphone". my name is. and i will introduce our guest, vadim borovik, deputy of the city council, minsk city council, political scientist, good afternoon, good afternoon, evgeny, vadim, let's talk today about friends, about enemies, as they say, or well, or as they say, and friends we have today there are many, and many friends, in the global south, along the distant arc. in the world there are none, we have countries that at certain historical stages do not behave quite, let's say, in a friendly manner towards us, but in general belarus has always proceeded from the fact that we are against someone, we are not friends with someone and this unites us with china, china also has a very sound, pragmatic, friendly policy, these are the principles, the five principles that were voiced for the global south 70 years ago, they are absolutely... close to the r

francisco, and it has people talking not just because, as one business owner says, it looks like a gallows, but it's the reason it exists. nbc bay area's sérgio quintana gets to the bottom of it in more ways than one. people who walked by the castro theater today may not have noticed the wood and rope structure just outside the marquee, but the owner of the castro coffee company sure has. he talked with me by phone about it. when did they come out to put this? like suspension brace? just last week. last week? yeah. this is an ugly, ugly thing. it looks like a gallop. ken khouri says it's a telephone junction box that's been there for at least 15 years. he says through those years, it's been a popular spot for pets to take a potty break. now, over time, deteriorated as you can see, probably, dog pee most of the time. and the elements, the base of the metal box has now corroded, so much so that you can see it's become totally separated from the concrete foundation. it's only upright because of that wood and rope structure that's been built around it. one of the customers at the coffee shop o

1st to attend his file from poland to wave a new battery was honored with applause from the rolling gallows crowd is to produce the end of the story correct. with the loss of being to pick games. i'm not even popping it down. evans of off to americans tell me paul, and taylor fritz 6 to 6 for the mens doubles course of finance to time grand slam champion in 20122016 then pick singles. gold medalist. monday will be remembered for korea, homeless starting treatments accomplished again some of the best players in the history. okay. well with that i'm seeing adel will be trading the lights of las vegas for some special music moments. the southern german sets a score deal for a 10 comes at say it or is it a pop up stadium built, especially for a since the del, but i'd have to fly from city to city. it's a win win situation. at least that's what both sides have a superstar adele is back in europe after 8 years, but this time shall only be performing in the southern german city of unit. taking a break from her las vegas presidency. she'll be on stage here for 10 performances in august. the city on