, and this third frame that you showed, which regarding the meetings with raisi, they were also in abudaand eriadi, why? because the fact is that putin and tehran, well, let's say, the fundamentalists, the muslims, did not manage to fail the stabilization measures that were used by the saudis and the emirates, regarding stabilization in the middle east, this is firstly, and secondly, a- and, the war started in israel all the previous years created certain problems in the oil and oil products market, especially. this year , surprisingly for those who pumped up hamas with weapons and pushed it to commit this terrorist act against israel, this did not happen. well, it is obvious that the role of the saudis and the emirates increased, thanks to economy, they keep the situation stable, and the idea of ​​creating a union of middle eastern states, well, like the european union and connecting the african union to it, they continue to dominate, and by the way, both ideas predicted and foresee the participation of israel in this situation, so it is now key the topic, the führer of moscow and iran,

person said israel will not be released without negotiations and meeting the demands of the resistance, abuda added that resistance fighters have clashed with foot soldiers from close range while also using snipers and anti-personnel weapons. haamatas also launched fresh missile strikes several israeli cities, including ascalon and steroid. israel has so far confirmed the killing of 102 soldiers since it lad a ground operation in gaza about five weeks ago. palestinians say number of israeli fatalities is much higher. reactions are pouring in from around the world to the united states move to vito a un security council resolution calling seasfiring. the un secretary general has deplored the security council's failure to demand the cease fire in gaza and condemn the divisions that he said have parallel. the world body. antoniout noted that the un's authority and clebility was severely undermined by its delayed response to israel. meanwhile, iran's president ibrahim raisi said the us has proved to be the root cause of israel's aggression, fueling the regime's genocide in gaza. also, the palestin

is pitted against an army equipped with the most advanced weapons and fighter jets. kham spokesman abuda. says his fighters have targeted more than 100 israeli military vehicles only in the last 5 days. the spokesman also says the fatalities of israely troopers are multiple times greater than what the regime is acknowledging. islamic resistance moment hamas has turned streets in gaza into a deadly maze for israeli forces. the assessment is being made by israeli experts and an israeli commander. they say the movement has used weapon stock bile, knowledge of the terrain and the vast tunnel network in gaza to his advantage. retired isrely major general yakav amidrar says the israeli army has not found a good solution for hamas's tunnel network. also, foreign policy advisor to the israely prime minister of falk says tel aviv was paying huge price with the lives of his troopers. the regime has confirmed the deaths of around 110 forces in the offensive since nearly two months ago. has conducted an exclusive interview with the deputy political bureau chief of the palestinian resistance movement

to say the area because you might be in one of those areas and i want to reveal that uh we've had abuda the official spokesman of hamas who has made the and released some st i'm wondering what you think about some of them like uh one of them where he said quote if the enemy israel wants its prisoners alive it has no choice but to stop the aggression uh do you think that uh when it comes to the release uh the hamas has said they want all the prisoners released and they will uh the palestinian prisoners and then they will release the captives and the war will stop why do you think that israel is reluctant to do that well the israelis are trying. now to achieve kind of victory in any way, in any way, because they are you know failing so badly in in in gaza, they can't achieve any of the targets that they set in, including the target about you know releasing the prisoners and the spokesman of hamas, in such case he is saying that that you can't get them alive if you are trying to get them by your own yourself, so you need to negotiate on them if you want them alive uh and and the palestinia

privilege and the pleasure to work closely with four brilliant, thoughtful and generous colleagues, haneef abuda spirit, james fugate, sarah sman and sonia shah. start. yes. starting in may. we read and read, we zoomed and talked, always returning to the criteria that we established at the outset of what we were looking for in these books and we decided that we wanted works that matter in any of the multiple ways that books can matter. we were looking for writing that is beautiful again in any of the many ways that writing can be beautiful. books that were interesting in form or original in their approach to a topic and ultimately work that surprises when you read it. we read so many books that impressed us and moved us fascinating, exquisite books that we are so glad are out in the world. i speak on behalf of the panel when i congratulate everyone who had a book nominated this year. but as you all know, we had to get from 638 to 10. then to five and tonight to 1. the finalists for the 2023 national book award for nonfiction are net black hawk, the rediscovery of america native peoples and the u