aleikhom then, and i will tell you why, the question is not even that sholom aleikhom lived most ofin ukraine, wrote in ukrainian, i would say ukrainian- the jewish theme ukraine is at the center of his work, it is obvious that for ukrainians sholom aleichem is... a jewish writer, no one considers him ukrainian, but the monument is out of respect for the jewish people who lived on these lands, which is a part of if you like, the cultural and demographic context, that's why they stood monuments to pushkin, and no one touched them, and that is why no one thought about bolgakov, russia's war with ukraine created the issue of this respect, it disappeared with the first rockets. because russia actually struck at its own culture, no one ever thought it necessary to dismantle the monuments to adam mickiewicz, of course, which stood there in the cities of ukraine, which after the forties became part of soviet ukraine there, then of independent ukraine, because it is out of respect for poland and polish culture, there is a monument to yuri cheslovatskyi in kyiv, no one talks about anything,

vyacheslav, shabbat sholom, shabbat sholom, good. day, yes only shabbat sholom means a peaceful saturday, will this saturday be peaceful, and if it will be as the iranian ayatollahs and televisions are now threatening, then what will you do, you will return to defend the homeland, what decision will you make for yourself , if it will be really the beginning of something big, look, i want to correct you, i am in israel and you are in israel right now. yes, yes, i'm in israel and yes, i thought you were here in ukraine now, ok, thanks for the correction, so what are you preparing for now? well, look, it's saturday, it's not peaceful, yes, there's a war going on now that started on october 7th, and the hostilities are going on, both in gaza and in lebanon, today there were several killings of terrorists in lebanon, several attacks, and on the border today . were attacked on the border of lebanon and syria trucks with weapons, that's why it's saturday, it's not peaceful, but calm, well , it wasn't like that with us, there are no air raids and so on, but of course there are some, there is som

aleikh at that time, and i will tell you why, the question is not even that sholom aleikh lived mosts life in ukraine, wrote in ukrainian, i would say , ukrainian-jewish themes, ukraine is at the center of his work, it is obvious that for ukrainians sholom aleikhym is a jewish writer, no one considers him ukrainian, but the monument is out of respect for the jewish people who lived on these lands, which is part of , if you will, cultural and... and demographic context, that's why they stood monuments to pushkin, and no one touched them, and that is why no one thought about bolgakov, russia's war with ukraine created a question of this respect, it disappeared with the first rockets, because russia actually hit its own culture, but no one ever it was not considered necessary to dismantle the monuments to adam mickiewicz, the truth, which stood there in the cities of ukraine, which there... in the 1940s became part of the soviet country there, then an independent country, because it is out of respect for poland and polish culture. there is a monument to the slovaks in kyiv, no one cares

svitlana, shabbat sholom, i congratulate you, colleagues, you know what surprised us, we were surprised by one moment, here recently we had a rather expensive geopolitical party, it is expensive, like for security, as well as for dear guests, it is called yes... for the first time, israel participated in various discussions, in particular, in the discussion of the discussion, which is called. another peace formula, we have already talked about it more than once on our airwaves, since it is such a unique thing, no one has developed it in ukraine, but it is used all over the world, and even israel was forced to listen and talk about something there, i will tell you honestly, most of the points of the ukrainian peace formula are, you know, like 10 pegs, and we will do it 10 times with you let's lie down and raise our glasses, what is the meaning... to the state of israel, which is at war itself and knows the clear difference between empty pr and real military decisions, what was the point of participating in the discussion of this, it is not known why, and maybe, maybe you could correct so

it is obvious that for ukrainians sholom aleichem is a jewish writer, no one considers him ukrainian, but the monument is out of respect for the jewish people. who lived in these lands, who is a part, if you will, of the cultural and demographic context, that is why there were monuments to pushkin, and no one touched them, and that is why no one thought about bolgakov, russia's war with ukraine created the question of this respect, it disappeared with the first rockets, because russia was actually hit on its own culture, not to anyone, never was not considered it is necessary to dismantle the monuments to adam mickiewicz, of course, which stood there in the cities of ukraine, which after the 1940s became part of soviet ukraine, then independent ukraine, because it is out of respect for poland and polish culture, there is a memorial in kyiv yuriyshuslovatskyi, no one talks about anything, it is ours, but it is respect, if the russians had not started this terrible war, and would not have supported this war, to the symbols of their cultural heritage. on ukrainian soil would be treated e

the question is not even that sholom aleikh lived most of his life in ukraine, wrote on ukrainian, iukrainian-jewish topics, ukraine is at the center of his work. it is obvious that for ukrainians sholom alekhan is a jewish writer, no one considers him ukrainian. but the monument is a tribute to the jewish people who lived on these lands, which is a part, if you will. cultural and demographic context, that is why there were monuments to pushkin, no one touched them, and that is why no one thought about bolgakov, the war russia and ukraine created the issue of this respect, it disappeared with the first rockets, because russia actually struck at its own culture, no one ever considered it necessary to dismantle the monument to adam mickiewicz. who stood there in the cities of ukraine, who after the 1940s became part of soviet ukraine there, then independent ukraine, because it is out of respect for poland and polish culture. there is a monument to yuri chislovatskyi in kyiv, no one talks about anything, it is ours, but it is respect. if the russians had not started this terrible war an

meet the beginning of a full-scale invasion, i was in kyiv with my wife on the street of the writer sholomleichem and for me it was uh, well, the first minutes it was a certain shock, but the shock and this shock was not so deep how i how i thought he could be i didn't believe that uh this uh war could start in this way ah my wife and i decided to stay in kyiv uh we bought certain products and what's interesting well , i remember the first day, everyone needed something those people who stayed in kyiv, and there was a need to do some deed that would prove that you are not afraid, that you continue to be. i personally washed the windows. my wife decided to change the water in the aquarium, it seems very strange now, such actions were so, but this absolutely after you figured out where the storage room is closest to the house. you go and you have an aquarium. and even though we didn't sleep in the literal sense, well, that is, we didn't, we didn't , we slept as usual. it will be at night because they were afraid of shelling, but somehow these were the first steps to get grounded and continue

after many, many requests and urgings, we saw a while back the long delayed reopening of the karem sholom crossing to allow more trucks. but the reality is the number of trucks and amount of aid getting into gaza is nowhere near what is necessary to meet the dire humanitarian situation. heefrp we are four months into this war and over 27,000 palestinians have been killed. over two-thirds of them women and children. and that does not include those who are still buried beneath the rubble. west bryant who helped lead the u.s. targeting against isis has written about the unacceptably high levels of civilian casualties in gaza. and i ask unanimous consent to place his op-ed in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. van hollen: it is not only the extremely high civilian death toll, it is the over 27 -- excuse me, the over 67,000 wounded, the over 1.7 million displaced. it's the huge damage to civilian infrastructure, including hospitals, schools, mosques, and churches. it is the toll from humanitarian aid workers killed and journalists killed. the level of death and destructi

will be created by sholom e, not the producers of the ulyanovsk region will exhibit their comrades. no more than seven such companies, where they declared their readiness to sell their products through well, the uzbek chemical manufacturer fergana nitrogen, following the results of negotiations on and in the industry, is going to supply russia with vine bleach, that is, it will help to establish the production of white office paper, which has stalled due to sanctions. in nursultan, a ceremony was held to hand over the archives on the participation of kazakhs in the battle for moscow . all documents were classified as secret until recently . they fought on the kursk bulge and on the streets of the besieged stalingrad did not allow the nazis to break through the defenses of leningrad and then drove the nazis of the soviet land to berlin itself, this is the brotherhood that is fastened blood. not just words. it is true that the three divisions that were formed in the forty-first year and which arrived for the defense of moscow on the most critical days, when the nazis were planning a p

write in ukrainian eh i didn't pass russian ok maybe it's you it's a bad example well hare good sholo sholom-alayhemthat's well he was talking at home with his wife, children and family did he write his wife in russian, or could he write in russian, well it is obvious. could taras shevchenko write in russian? well, he wrote. we have seen catherine's diaries . where did she write? is this clear? that is, we are talking about the fact that a person chooses a literary process, as it seems to me, and by the way, when a person chooses a literary process like babin like ilf er or petrov like like kirsanov i just call it writers who were born exactly where in ukraine or like i don’t know who again bulgakov it certainly leads a person to moscow as a rule or to st. petersburg like gogol well because the center of this of the literary process, it is not in kyiv very not that word, but as a rule yes, i agree with this. well , the thing is that the choice of language is still quite often such a peculiar choice of the writer's identity, so that is, that who is somewhere there at the crossroads of different cultu

i love the phrase sholom-aleihem on happiness i must have happiness, i sincerely wish dmytro omelyanovich this very happiness for happiness that 's all the news don't miss the next issue at 9:00 my colleagues anna valevska and his cousin are ready to pick up the live broadcast espresso stay with us mykola veresen vitaliy portnikov and the main topics of the week if against ukraine applied god forbid really tactical nuclear weapons it will definitely change the world stories problems analysis and personalities we are waiting john gerbs former ambassador to the united states in ukraine good afternoon thank you for the transformation you have the questions will get answers, so the question is waiting for how to understand sports in september that friday at 21:30 on espresso, watch this week in the program judicial control hidden earnings of property manipulation and connections with the social security administration as a candidate for the vrp again with shame the supreme court actually puts his people for the positions of the urp, which of the candidates undermines the trust in judicial ind

then voladimir manomakh drank the golden sholom don, the chroniclers admired.ears. the first bombs fell on yugoslavia on march 24, 1999 at 19:45 local time. no one could believe that the country could be attacked at the end of the 20th century. what did you do for? we continue our review of news in the state duma. today awarded to teenagers who helped people evacuate during the terrorist attacks in crocus cityholi. they received certificates of appreciation and laptops. and the first deputy of the state duma committee on education, yana lantratova, presented the children with gift sets of a book about russia. read more about the award dmitry moroka. the ceremony ended just recently, with the participation of six schoolchildren who helped evacuate people from crocus city hall. the award ceremony took place at a meeting of the family protection committee on paternity issues. nikita ivanov, islam khalilov, artemy filimonov, alexander zhurik and two girls, victoria volchikhina and elizaveta terikhova. in fact, it was very difficult to do, it was just very difficult

that were a-a in ukrainian culture or only ukrainian ukrainian-speaking voices let's say the writer sholom-alayhem who lived and worked in ukraine, and is he a part of ukrainian culture or is it because he is a jew, because he wrote in idy, we exclude him from the body of culture, we can sharpen this topic, the writer bulgakov, who lived in kyiv, is he a part of ukrainian culture well, with bulgakov, it seems to me much more difficult than just with shalom-aleichem there or with certain polish-speaking or a-a and dyshe-speaking or armenian-speaking writers and artists who worked in ukraine if we speak in general how to perceive such phenomena as mykhailo bulgakov mykhailo bulgakov who on the border, let's say so, on the one hand, he lived in ukraine, he interacted very closely with the ukrainian environment , on the other hand, well, let's say so, he creates the impression, after all, that ukraine is enough of a ukrainofopic eh, of an ocrimphobic personality well, first of all, each of them should be considered in detail by certain special commissions of ukrainian diverse culture, it is a part of

the dnipro-1 battalion, a deputy of the city council, now a thorough defense of the brigade on the sholom-aleichemerritorial road yes yes i am talking about this and the first question is a purely practical one recently sc decision that the territorial defense forces of the armed forces of ukraine can be used in hostilities in any region in any direction, well, without details, but how is it implemented as what kind of forces will be used by the errobots? well, you know all this from the inside. how ready are you and what specific combat tasks may be there ? well, let's just say that we will not only use them, because our er fighters are already take part in hostilities. that is, we are the armed forces e-e of ukraine and we take direct part in the hostilities to put our units on the front line , that is, there is a difference that a lot of people do not understand that the territorial defense forces are a type of army and the voluntary territorial voluntary formations of territorial communities are several e-e another thing is that these are just voluntary formations that ensure order and protect

those especially gifted, berkut. na sholomi took and beat them is required not by the beast in the sholomout anyone, that we will fight until the end , glory to ukraine, glory, glory, glory, hero, glory, let's start negotiations. yes me, nezhe, come on in general, nezhe, march 17 russia is at the finish line of the presidential elections, the voice of each of us determines the fate of the country. we will watch the voting results with you live. the latest figures from polling stations and the first comments of the candidates. we will see how data on each ballot flows into the electoral commission center. we will show how the regions that elect the president vote. for the first time and how do those who defend the country on the front line make a choice? and, of course, we will discuss what this day means for russia and the world? let's sum up the results of the russian presidential elections on sunday evening together on ntv. stars, premieres on saturday at 21:20 on ntv. all methods are good when. it's easy to imagine your ideal home. it’s not always possible to build, so just imagine, ev

details in our story. 15 days of arrest for setting up a tent or for participating in a rally in sholomtreme activity and defamation, restriction of access to sites on on the basis of an expert opinion: prison blocking access. pensions, admission of buildings and for group violation of public order, do not drive in convoys of five cars, buy seven cards only with passports, all this is an incomplete list of dictatorial laws since january 16, we will make decisions on these bills without discussion, i ask the chairman counting commission to prepare for counting.

the israeli authorities announced that another checkpoint will open today, the kirem sholom checkpointsrael and the gaza strip. this will increase the delivery of humanitarian aid. now we’ll stop for a couple of minutes, and then on the air of russia-24, the program “fifth studio”. one young lady drank wine with the hussars and begged. while still a schoolboy, a resident of yekaterinburg konstantin kozlovsky became a finalist in computer competitions, they talked about him as our genius, a promising guy, known to a third public, but kozlovsky put together a group of hackers who invented the lurk virus.

good saturday morning, or as we say, shabbat-sholom, orthodox. we welcome you to our airwaves, pick up the information relay and inform you, first of all, that we are very, very close. we came close to completing our collection of 85,290 hryvnias, that much is already in the account, we need 900,000, that is, not even 48,000 need to be collected, we are convinced that if not for saturday, then for saturday and sunday, it will definitely be possible to do it, pick it up, and from monday, just start buying cars and for a jeep, a pickup truck, and a refrigerator, three cars at once for our defenders, but here if everyone now donates 2 hryvnias 17. then we we will close the collection right before the end of this hour, this is from those who are watching, well, in the meantime, we will start the morning collection of information for you from all corners and areas of the front, tonight they launched a large swarm of drones, there were no missiles, but with drones on south, everyone beat, but there is information for the morning from the poltava region

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leaf to them to which washington driven paul as long as there's a link in the legitimisation and sholom as it's gotten more and more dangerous yes we're closer to a conflict for more divisions in eastern europe nato plus the american troops more funding and the russians respond of course and they sent troops to their side of the border they've got nuclear capable the scanner missiles . kaliningrad and now we're developing hypersonic yeah weapons and where the u.s. is trying to make battlefield many nukes more usable right we're living through there it is principally you know this is exponentially more dangerous it reduces reduces decision times it makes strategic conflict much more problematic and difficult to stop even when acceptable that's what's really scary about even acceptable i think we're in a worse position than we ever were in the cold war but it was very clear there was no new world order on the nuclear war as soon as you would use nuclear bomb you would get nuclear bombs right there there's no difference between. talking about i personally quittance nuclear weapons in my op

the day before , the israeli government approved the opening of the kirem sholom checkpoint to increase south. supplies should increase multiple times, but there is no talk of this yet. the un general assembly adopted a resolution on an immediate ceasefire in the gaza sector. true, this is a decision, unlike documents ratified by the security council organization does not impose on the parties to the conflict any legal obligations for its implementation. an earlier attempt to oblige hamas and israel to stop the bloodshed failed in the security council. the united states vetoed, thereby giving the green light for the continuation of hostilities. president, in order to somehow support the population, the government agreed with manufacturers to freeze prices for barbecue meat kits during the christmas and new year holidays. employees of the us senate staff film porn directly in building on a capitalist hill, the british daily mail writes about this today. the newspaper published recordings that were made in the meeting room in the very same room where american parliamentarians make decisio

tel aviv opened the kirem sholom checkpoint for the entry of humanitarian aid into the gas sector.rts, convoys from egypt have already begun to undergo inspection. on the eve of tsahal established control over another southern checkpoint, rafah, and thus both transport arteries, which provide gas connections with the outside world, are now under the control of israel. now in the city of rafah itself there is a targeted attack. counterterrorism operation, this is the last large populated area in the gaza strip, where there were no israeli troops before, netanyahu was dissuaded from military operations in the south of the enclave by the authorities of the european union, the united states and un representatives, since an operation in this area would lead to an even greater number of civilian casualties, after all, it’s in rafah in recent months, residents from all over gaza have been coming together. a humanitarian crisis is looming in the city itself. maria skorodilka will tell you the details. at the rafah checkpoint, until then, it remained the only land point through which refuge

great ukrainian, but in this colonial syndrome ukrainians have remained, well, we do not say that sholomoleichem was a great ukrainian or... roth, or yuliyush slovak, or joseph konrad, a brilliant writer, mariner of polish origin from berdychev, we don't say let's fight for konrad because he was ukrainian, or no one says let's fight for edichka limonov, because he is from kharkiv and his last name is savenko , and he is a ukrainian, he is our writer, and here we sort it like this, this ukrainian, this non -ukrainian, a ukrainian is someone who is a part of ukrainian culture, speaks, communicates, creates in the ukrainian language. he is the one who does not reject, ukrainians are also good and bad, like representatives of all peoples and nations, there is nothing strange here either, therefore, of course, this decolonization has not yet passed the most important thing in the minds of people, well, you see, the strangest thing here, maybe for many is that even such a terrible war, and then, when russia showed its mysterious soul, which in reality is obviously not there, mysterious, and pe

conflict fell into the lens of the street surveillance camera roman butorin, together with his son sholomis shopping center, the father punished his son for something, the boy was crying, alexander smirnov intervened in the situation, but butorin did not like it, and he used his fists, these frames show , as roman butorin with bestial cruelty beats the disabled alexander smirnov, he falls from the bicycle onto the icy asphalt, the opponent does not let up and continues to strike with his feet and hands, hits him on the head and chest. husband of none did not strike. he just, well, sort of defended himself, that is, pushed him away from time, that is, it can be seen on the video that he is trying as much as possible to resist the blows, the five-year-old son of the novel watched what was happening. by the way, he also got butorin from an aggressive dad, according to some reports, the boy only asked to buy him ice cream, which made his father mad. , numerous, sweden is indifferent, only one smirnov stands up for the sobbing boy, the footage shows how you beat him. that's why and at the mome

conflict got into the lens in the street video surveillance camera roman butorin , along with his son sholomng center the father was punishing his son for something, the boy was crying , alexander smirnov intervened in the situation, but the butore, but he didn’t like it, and he used his fists, these shots show how roman butorin beats a disabled person with bestial cruelty. alexandra smirnova , he falls off the bike onto the icy asphalt of the opponent and does not let up and continues to strike with his legs and hits his head with his hands. and in the chest, the husband did not inflict a single blow. he just, well, sort of defended himself, that is, he pushed him away from himself all the time, that is, you can see it on the video, that he is trying as much as possible to hold back the blows, the five-year-old son of the novel watched what was happening. butorin, by the way, he also got from the aggressive papa, according to some reports, the boy just asked to buy him ice cream, which made his father mad at these shots, taken a few minutes before the fight, butorin gives his son a slap, th

remember, i advise you to read the biblical story about david and goliath, when a great warrior in sholom macho spear, which was still there a lot, went against the unarmed er, actually the future king, a small , not very strong, but blessed, and he just simplistically aimed a stone at him just a block, that's what asymmetric war is, and actually this asymmetric war. already begins to lead, when it destroys russian, russian oil refining, when it achieves goals deep in the territory russia, and of course many other things need to be done, i am personally sure that the war will end with the collapse of russia, because empires do not last long, empires cannot exist in the 21st century, the russian empire actually lives due to the fact that it invaded ukraine. it supports it in this way, because it would have ceased to exist a long time ago, and of course internal contradictions are growing there, which the russian media do not like to tell us about, because why should we know that everything is bad with them there, but everything is bad with them there , and the question is that today is the

hlibysh before - it was already a jewish polish writer or singer volodymyr others and sholom-aleichem and mendele pray we create other famous jewish writers who were here i saw that they write about what was recently mine about this, let's say, the great mystical culture of the jewish world of a jewish town in ukraine well, of course, i see that the jewish culture that gave in poland through the united states or somewhere else is also very close to me, then he read ukrainian writers. i see that these are books about my neighbors about me is obvious, but i saw how the people who live next to me. they live like this, they laugh like this, they cry like this, they go through something, in the end, there is still a moment of language. i have been speaking ukrainian since childhood. i also felt that when i read there well, you writers who wrote in the er eastern er lands of ukraine, such as shevchenko or marko vovchok, and even those writers who wrote in the west, stefanyka or kobylyansk, i felt how close it is to the land that i find today i read is russian writers tolstoy, tournaments of

and even before that there was already a jewish polish writer or singer, they were different and sholom-aleihemer famous jewish writers who were here. i saw that they had something about what recently, what was mine about this, let's say, the great mystical culture of the jewish world of a jewish town in ukraine. well, of course, i see that yes culture that is jewish that spoke in poland or the united states or somewhere else it is also very close to me then i read in ukrainian writers i saw that these are books about my neighbors not about me obviously but i saw how the people who live next to me they live like this they laugh so much they cry so much they experience something in the end there is still a moment of language i have been speaking ukrainian since childhood i also felt that this is when i read there conventionally speaking uh writers who wrote in uh

faster delivery of such goods to the un , the second checkpoint on the border with gazeya, kirem sholom, has already been opened several times. it has greater throughput compared to rafah, but so far israel is ignoring this need. the israeli government has very real security concerns at kerem shalom, and you can understand why on one side of that border there are obviously gazas and raion gazas that are still controlled by hamas and that are not controlled by the israeli government. today, tsahal has already completed the encirclement of the jibaliya region in the northeast. but there is return fire on israeli territory. missile strikes are regular. the attack on tel aviv, which took place on monday was the most massive since the beginning of the war. negotiations on the pause took place not directly, but through the mediation of other countries. negotiations lasted a month with the mediation of egypt and qatar. thanks to them for this. we hope that the aggression will stop and our people will die with relief. turkey also played an important role in the negotiation process. we will cont

. >> narrator: the man at the center of it all, sholom rubashkin -- dutiful son or corporate crook?

the youngest hostage, released tonight,'s three-year-old yale sholom. she was released along with her eight-year-old brother, and their mom. but their father, tonight, remaining a hostage of hamas. so, you can imagine, for all of the joy, for all of the relief, that their extended family will feel at seeing those two kids, and that mom, emerging safe. their father, still inside of gaza, and alicia, there is no timeline for when he will be returned. >> absolute anguish. let me pull up that video we were just showing, so we can show our audience what it is. it is video, from the idf. the van you see is hostages, crossing over into israel. we talked a little, erin, what rough nose of the hostages that have been released. what more can you add? what more do we know about who it is that we're in the vans? >> according to the israeli prime minister, today, hamas released 13 israeli hostages, as well as for thai hostages. of the 13 israeli hostages, the majority of them are children. seven of the hostages being released, the pictures you just saw were children

. >> polls sholom barred dough essentially tied with his opponent.d youngkin's visit while also pivoting voters away from education to abortion. sisolak's campaign telling fox, quote: lombardo and youngkin share a number of similarities, namely attempting to hide their antichoice beliefs from voters. but top democrats insist they are not ceding the education issue. judith whitmer is the chairwoman of the nevada democratic party. >> i think that we see more parent/teacher cooperation and collaboration as far as the school system goes. in fact, we encourage it. we want parents to participate. >> the results of the race may also predict youngkin's future political power. especially in this swing state. >> are you laying the groundwork for a 2024 run? >> i'm going to work for republican gubernatorial candidates. >> some democrats in virginia continue to criticize youngkin for doing these trips out of state. but there are no signs that he is planning to slow down any time soon. and a source close to the governor told me today they expect him to be in even

joseph biden was so admired by yuri sholom that he did not even attach importance to the fact that hesian. this guy's biceps just scare me. they are bigger than my head. look here is the guy. i hope we are on the same team. you know, he is russian, we call them cannons. you train well. yes, i would like to say that we have a lot of guns now in touch with our studio of slams , the cameraman of the first channel, yuri, really welcome you. how do you like this opinion? communication with joseph biden? it is said that he has been looking out for you for several days. for all these events president of indonesia and again drove up. i filmed it. i then pointed my finger at someone , well, i didn’t attach any importance to shooting further , and when we meet the gazebo towards him, we don’t hear anything, because the connection is somehow very bad and unstable between us. maybe you can fix your uh phone somehow so that, well, we can make that connection. i really want to know the details from you, namely, joseph biden is of interest to everyone. how long touched your biceps and not regarded i

joseph biden was so admired by yuri sholom that he did not even attach importance to the fact that he. you know he is russian. i don't care where from? well , we call his biceps such guns. you train well. yes, i would like to say that we have a lot of guns now in touch with our studio of shawls. channel one operator yuri really welcome you. how do you like this mini communication with joseph biden? it is said that he has been looking out for you for several days. well, in fact, for all these events with the president of indonesia, and again drove up, the front door did not come out. i shot through a vampire. i then pointed a finger at someone, well, i didn’t attach any importance to it, well, continue to shoot and when yuriy is so insulting here towards the gazebo we don’t hear anything at all, because the connection is somehow very bad and unstable between us. maybe you will somehow fix your phone, but so that, well, we could establish this connection. i really want to know the details from you, namely, joseph biden is of interest to everyone. how long he touched your biceps and not

remember, yes, that there was such snitching. what to snitch on in israel not to come to the show, sholomeally made it clear in general, this is nonsense, you agree, andreilavich, well, maybe it’s nonsense, but since it’s been brought to life, it means is no longer nonsense, but as for kazakhstan, most likely i, i am not inclined to believe that sexual orientation had an influence, after all , it is most likely a bad ticket sale, there was no point in selling them to open two venues. yes, this is not carried out by the site itself, you see, this is carried out by some kind of organizer, but for him it’s all expensive, renting a producer’s experience , you have a producer’s experience of 20 years, 30, 22, 23, here so that two sites at the same time suddenly discover that their nut is not tightened there, the sewage system is not a site, and the city administration, well, no, wait, producers, i just no, you wait, take an example from a colleague, about the nuts, look, two episodes, that means last year, i think i even talked about it here , my evpatoria concert almost failed at the theatre,

allowed the unloading of trucks with humanitarian aid in the gas sector after passing through the kirem sholomseveral villages are flooded, and traffic on highways is difficult. in the bottom in novgorod, wind gusts reached such strength that the facade of one of the multi-story buildings was torn off. in donetsk , dozens of trees break due to freezing rain. residents are urged to be careful. forecasters warn that precipitation will continue for several more days. the center for oriental medicine in buryatia is a unique place where hundreds of svo participants undergo rehabilitation. earlier , during a press conference with vladimir putin , a journalist from ulanu appealed to the president with a request to support the construction of a new building. report by alexander moslyakov. sergei is preparing for the next moxotherapy session. with the help of such a cigar made from wormwood, the doctor influences... both in the lower back and in the back itself, such effectiveness of rehabilitation raises the question of the need to expand the center of oriental medicine with all its severity. moreover

you leave the jews, the germans will follow you, pure, sincere, doing their job. fellow jew first, sholomer will be in russian anna will translate alexander yatsenko in the role of nikolai kiselyov, a 19-year-old translator. anya was played by konstantinov's love for several months. she took lessons, yiddish is a very beautiful language and it was really easy to learn it. there were such moments. as there is a phrase, follow each other and the teacher, says to me if you don’t go out, follow each other. there is, put your eyes on the one who walks next to you will not. this is a big sin. no, you'll be hungry, but they wo n't losing his sense of humor, even in the most desperate moments he gladly agreed when sergei vladimirovich called and spoke funny. he told me , it can be said, seryozha you played and the jews. you were with me. you were lame, unwashed and uncombed. it is possible to combine three in one . for almost a year of the hardest filming, the actors made their way through the dense and more often dodged explosions , belarusian fields or forests froze in the pouring rain, the roa

after many, many requests and urgings, we saw a while back the long delayed reopening of the karem sholomssing to allow more trucks. but the reality is the number of trucks and amount of aid getting into gaza is nowhere near what is necessary to meet the dire humanitarian situation. heefrp we are four months into this war and over 27,000 palestinians have been killed. over two-thirds of them women and children. and that does not include those who are still buried beneath the rubble. west bryant who helped lead the u.s. targeting against isis has written about the unacceptably high levels of civilian casualties in gaza. and i ask unanimous consent to place his op-ed in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. van hollen: it is not only the extremely high civilian death toll, it is the over 27 -- excuse me, the over 67,000 wounded, the over 1.7 million displaced. it's the huge damage to civilian infrastructure, including hospitals, schools, mosques, and churches. it is the toll from humanitarian aid workers killed and journalists killed. the level of death and destruction i