moschee, ähm, was sind die gebote, warum, warum macht man dinge, warum ähm, ja, warum betet man, warumist das überhaupt? am anfang, konnte ich erstmal nicht glauben, weil ich bin nicht damit aufgewachsen und ich hatte kein wissen darüber, was ist der islam, wer ist überhaupt gott, wer ist allah, und ähm, ich habe es probiert, ich habe im koran gelesen, aber es hat'. hat sich nichts getan und ich habe zu ihr gesagt: ja, ich kann nicht daran glauben, und dann hat sie mich angeschaut und ich bin heute davon überzeugt, dass es von etwas von gott war, was sie gesagt hat, sie hat gesagt, wie kannst du etwas glauben, wovon du keine ahnung hast, und als ich diesen satz gehört habe, war ich erstmal so, sie hat recht, wie kann man an etwas glauben, wovon man nichts weiß, und in dem moment habe ich mich hingesetzt und habe mir wirklich jeden tag vorträge angehört, ich habe gelesen, jeden tag im koran, dann habe ich, ich bin habe auch jeden, jede nacht zu gott gesprochen, ich habe gesagt gott, wenn du da bist, zeige dich, ich möchte, ich möchte glauben, ich habe wirklich drum gebittet, glauben zu

wert ein muslim zu sein, sehe ich ihr viel mehr als einen, der schon als mussling geboren ist, also ähm sprechen wir darüber und dadurch, ich sag auch mentore bewusst, weil sie mir eben auch viele ratschläge, gute ratsläge gegeben hat und eben auch unterstützt und mir auch vieles gezeigt hat und eine sehr liebevolle beziehung und eben auch nicht nur freundin, mentorin, eben familiar eigentlich, also schon schön, das gleich sich immer aus. eines tages kam lena und hat gesagt, ihr ist jemand vorgeschlagen worden zum heiraten. und sie äh möchte den jetzt mal kennenlernen, sie waren beide auf einer veranstaltung, wo sie sich beide einfach nur mal gesehen haben, ohne miteinander zu sprechen, dadurch konnte jeder sagen, ja, ich habe interesse oder nein, das ist überhaupt nichts für mich, ich fand diese herangehensweise war für mich fremd, aber ähm, es war so und auf der einen seite fand ich es dann auch gut. als lena dann äh mit alim mehr oder weniger zusammengekommen ist, ähm, war das für uns eigentlich alle okay, dann war 1. mai maiwanderung vom hdi, da bin ich dann mitgelaufen und da war e

nie ein großes eine große rolle gespielt, also auch die beziehung zu gott hatte ich eigentlich nie, ähmwurde auch nicht so beigebracht und deswegen war es auch sehr leicht eigentlich und sehr fließend zum islam überzutreten, weil vom glauben her kein großer widerstand kam, also ich hatte eine muslimische freundin und sie hat mich auch in die muslim hier mitgebracht, ähm, das war ziemlich früh auch, also ich habe ziemlich früh interesse dran gehabt auch den islam. zulernen auch die muslim und auch die moschee und ja, dann sind wir hierherkommen und ich habe bei einem unterricht mitgemacht und das war eigentlich das erste mal, wo ich auch in der moschee war, also der prozess, den ich durchgemacht habe, ging erstmal zwei jahre, und der zeit habe ich erstmal dieses bewusstsein für den islam überhaupt entdeckt, ich habe angefangen, überhaupt zu schauen, wer sind muslime, was ist der islam, wie sieht eine muschee aus, das ist eine moschee, ähm, was sind die gebote, warum, warum macht man dinge. warum ähm, ja, warum betet man, warum fastet man, was ist das überhaupt, anfang konnte ich erstmal

18-year-old ahmed has suffered mental disorders instead of being at home with his mother. the zionists are afraid of any kind of palestinian resistance. they want to remove the thought of resistance from the minds of palestinian children. they want to imprison nearly half of the 2 million people of the gaza strip under the age of 18, and many of these children and adolescents , like ahmed , struggle with mental and emotional problems for various reasons, including the damage caused by the death of their fathers and mothers. 6 -year-old suzy is one of these children. he is the only survivor of the family and his injured body was pulled out from under the rubble of their house. after that incident, the language of this innocent child was stopped and no one heard his childish voice anymore. his mother and four siblings were martyred in the zionist attack. suzy doesn't talk much. i am his uncle. it used to be my home. he talked a lot. it was exciting. he was very naughty. but after the one whose house was targeted in the airstrike and his mother was killed. this child neither

the string of texts of brother ahmed reaches beirut. the starting point of a gap that has not been bridged for 41 years. zahra alizadeh, broadcasting journalist , bismillah rahman al rahim, hello dear viewers of the eighth day of the hangzhou asian games, with the history of iranian ping pong players in doubles and women's silver medal was followed. the semi-final stage of the doubles tennis tournament was held on the table of the asian games in hanju, and alamian brothers lost the result in four consecutive games against the world's first team, china, and shared the bronze medal , and we thank you for this. giving energy, their energy was really positive for us in the world women's race. the representative of our country, weighing 70 kilos, after a round of rest , defeated powerful taiwanese and uzbek opponents and made it to the finals. host country another representative of our country, tahir azarpivand , won the silver medal. he was eliminated from the competition very soon after losing to his opponent from chinese taipei . mohammad

professor ahmed fawzi ismail, visited different takhti centers. in the reports we had in the past few days , you had joint meetings with students, experts and iranian scientists. there was joint cooperation between you and the companies. iranians and iranian scientists, how will it be? have you reached an understanding or not? i. i talked with the officials of iranian companies in particular, and i also met with some of the companies , in particular, i realized that these companies have a good initiative in terms of capabilities, facilities , facilities in my country, students, professors , researchers can cooperate with the iranian parties . i can say that the iranians are very capable and intelligent. there are people in islamic countries who are facing it. we can solve them with these cooperations . we can create a platform through these meetings and share our experiences based on the knowledge we have. your activity is one of the fields of the world today, solve one of the big problems of the world, and we knew that in your speech in your past

shukra lak ahmed tahiati walit al-fikra gaza ahmed tasmeani thank you, i am grateful to mr. ahmed sahmoud, who is talking about the developments in gaza. they gave us information. the fourth special follow-up meeting was held in the presence of the president . the main topic of this meeting was to investigate and solve the problems and concerns of the people in the environmental field, including waste management in mazandan and gilan provinces and solving the problems of the mazandaran textile factory. mr. raisi also ordered all executive officials and contractors to work hard to complete half-finished projects. solving the problems of mazandaran textile factory. the first order of the fourth meeting of special follow-ups it was the presence of the president. a factory with an age of about 60 years, which was shut down in the early 1990s due to improper handing over, but with the follow-up, it has returned to production for two years . now the factory is working in three shifts , that is, our knitting and weaving department is completely closed. no, alhamdulillah, you saved

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the zionists imprisoned ahmed 6 years ago.ly 12 years old and without any documents , they claimed that the 12-year-old boy wanted to attack the zionist settlers with cold weapons. ahmed was sentenced to 9 years in prison in an illegal case. and under the burden of many tortures, 18-year-old ahmed has suffered mental disorders instead of being at home with his mother. the zionists are afraid of any kind of palestinian resistance. they want the idea of ​​resistance from the minds of palestinian children take out they want to restrain palestinian children by imprisoning and torturing them. nearly 2 million of the population of the gaza strip are under 18 years old, and many of these children and teenagers struggle with mental and emotional problems due to various reasons, including the trauma caused by the death of their fathers and mothers, like ahmad, 6- year-old suzi. he is one of these children, he is the only survivor of the family and his injured body was pulled out from under the rubble of their house . they were martyred

ahmed was sentenced to 9 years in an illegal court. and under the burden of many tortures, 18-year-old ahmed has suffered mental disorders instead of being at home with his mother. the zionists are afraid of any kind of palestinian resistance. they want to remove the thought of resistance from the minds of palestinian children. they want to restrain palestinian children by imprisoning and torturing them. nearly half of the two million population of the gaza strip is less than they are 18 years old and many of these children and teenagers struggle with mental and emotional problems due to various reasons, including the damage caused by the death of their fathers and mothers. 6 -year-old suzy is one of these children. he is the only survivor of the family and the body. they pulled her wounded out from under the rubble of their house. after that incident, this innocent child's language was stopped and no one heard her children's voice anymore. her mother and four siblings were martyred in the zionist attack . suzy doesn't talk much. i am

my father was taken from us, as well as my brother ahmed, who was only 4 years old. naini's feeling it has caused many children in occupied palestine to struggle with mental and emotional problems . some of these children, like ahmed , suffer from mental problems due to torture and suffering from their families in the prisons of the zionist regime . every year, thousands of palestinian children are detained and imprisoned by the zionists, in violation of the conventions protecting children's rights. the zionists imprisoned ahmed 6 years ago when he was only 12 years old and without any documents they claimed that the 12-year-old boy wanted to attack the zionist settlers with cold weapons. at ahmed was sentenced to 9 years in prison by an illegal court, and under the burden of torture, 18 -year-old ahmed has suffered mental disorders instead of being at home with his mother. the zionists are afraid of any kind of palestinian resistance. they want to remove the thought of resistance from the minds of palestinian children. they want to restrain palestinian children by i

the zionists imprisoned ahmed 6 years ago.thout any documents, they claimed that the 12 -year-old boy wanted to attack the zionist settlers with a cold weapon. ahmed was sentenced to 9 years in prison in an illegal court. today, instead of being at home with his mother, 18-year-old minister bar shkanjjehai ahmed suffered from mental disorders . the zionists are afraid of any kind of palestinian resistance. they want to remove the thought of resistance from the minds of palestinian children. they want to restrain palestinian children by imprisoning and torturing them . nearly half of the population of 2 million people in the gaza strip are under 18 years of age, and many of them these children and teenagers are struggling with mental and psychological problems due to various reasons, including the damage caused by the death of their fathers and mothers, like ahmad. 6-year-old suzi is one of these children. their house was pulled out. after that incident, the language of this innocent child, no one heard his children's voice any

the zionists claimed that ahmed was imprisoned 6 years ago when he was only 12 years old and without documents. 12-year-old sarbche wanted to attack zionist settlers with cold weapons. ahmad was sentenced to 9 years in prison in an illegal court and under the burden of many tortures, 18-year-old ahmed has suffered mental disorders instead of being at home with his mother. zionists are afraid of any kind of palestinian resistance. they want the thought of resistance from the child's mind. expel palestinians they want to restrain palestinian children by imprisoning and torturing them. nearly half of the two million population of the gaza strip is under 18 years of age, and many of these children and teenagers struggle with mental and emotional problems due to various reasons, including the trauma caused by the death of their fathers and mothers, like ahmed. 6-year-old suzy is one of them these are the children. he is the survivor of the family and his wounded body was pulled out from under the rubble of their house. after that incident, this innocent child's language was spoken and no

he made 7a before ahmed struck again to leave the pakistanis in trouble at 206—5. the tonic they needed as some late big hitting saw them reach 282 from 50 overs. a good start was essential if the afghans were going to get close and they got just that, were going to get close and they gotjust that, with the dangerous player leading the charge. the opening pair put on a century partnership as the pakistani bowlers began to feel the heat. ibrahims aj and was eyeing his own century, but when he was dismissed, the celebrations told you everything —— it but he is a drum. with pressure building, attack is often the best form of defence as shah edged his country closer to the victory. the rank outsiders claimed yet another huge world cup scalp to throw the race for the semifinals wide open. so, that is afghanistan's first one day international win over pakistan and their highest ever successful odi chase, and this is the reaction of afghanistan coach jonathan trott after his side's victory. i thought the players in the middle, their emotions were outstanding. i think to h

my brother ali ahmed went to syria on may 6 , 1995. he went to syria the first time. he was martyred in the aleppo region of syria. when my brother was martyred, we could not reach iran until our documents were prepared. we came to iran, after his martyrdom, this dress was the only thing that reached my mother, and my mother used to feel her son because of this, she used to say that this smell reminds me of my son, and her memories were with this. first , the first thing she gave us was this dress, dear mother sir, i am tall, may god bless you, or the body of seyyed ali ahmed was buried one month after his martyrdom on the 26th of shahrivar of the year 1995 in shahrai shahrai imamzade bibi sakineh, peace be upon him. 36 thousand pakistani pilgrims have been received and accommodated in south khorasan processions so far. with taking into account that south khorasan is on the way of pakistani pilgrims returning to their country from rarbein hosseini and holy mashhad pilgrimage, processions have been organized in the province to welcome these pilgrims until half of mehra

let's go back to moner ahmed who's with us from the pakistani capital islamabad, mr. ahmed, if you're with us once again, let's uh talk about the uh mainstream media coverage of what's taking place right now, uh, how do you explain this distorted um narrative that some mainstream media outlets uh that are close to uh israeli allies in the western world are portraying what's taking. place right now as they're trying to make the israelis uh have uh the the role of the victims here yes you are right and the media is playing on the israeli side and this is really strange that the media is not putting up the exact picture they are only you know showing the crying israeli child. but not all the people they have been killed in palestine or the infrastructure ruined or the soldiers they have the hamas people they have taken and killed and the kind of cruelty they are taking on in the ghaza or the are the... kind of the food shortage is there in gaza or they have like seged the entire ghaza and squeeze them to few kilometers and they don't have they have no food, no water and

ahmed: thank you.rent: the french president emmanuel macron has stressed that hamas does not represent the palestinian people. macron told the palestinian leader in the west bank today that nothing can justify the suffering of civilians in the gaza strip. the palestinian president urged the french leader to help stop the israeli bombardment and called for an international peace conference. macron is the first western leader to meet abbas since the hamas terror attacks. one of the hostages released overnight by hamas has spoken about her ordeal. she told journalists that she was abducted on a motorbike and forced to walk through kilometers of tunnels. despite this, the 85-year-old said that she and her fellow hostages were treated gently by their captors, and that they were provided with medicine and food. here she is talking about that traumatic experience. >> i was lying on the motorcycle. my body on one side, and my legs on the other. and the guys beat me on the way. they did not break my ribs, but h

ahmed sahmoud as soon as it is established again. but the unveiling of qassam battalions led by asif. a few minutes ago, the qassam marine unit unveiled the image of this sea dragon, which was made by the forces of this life. well, let's go to gaza first and talk to mr. ahmed sahmoud, we are in contact. mr. sahmoud, do you have my voice? well, mr. ahmed sahmoud, the latest developments and what is the news from gaza? in agha, i am talking about the situation in the field, where the planes that the zionist regime's fighters are bombarding in a terrible way in the central province of the gaza strip and other areas at this moment, and we hear their voices, as well as the sound of artillery shelling. we hear about the eastern areas of beitleha and shujaiyeh and from zeitoun, and there are fires in different areas of the gaza strip due to the bombing of the zionist regime . today, three crimes were committed by the third regime in the al-babrij camp, which involved a nine-story residential complex. he had dozens of apartments bombed on it

i decided to send ahmed and the 27th brigade to lebanon. a group of iranian fighters consisting of the mohammad rasoolullah army and the 58th zulfiq brigade of the army, under the command of haj ahmad metouslian, left for beirut. like kurdistan, those peshmerga forces, which, as they famously said, were the cause of success. right here , he says the native forces of lebanese and lebanese shiites we must prepare them to organize and defend their own land with the help of their own weapons. according to haji ahmad metuslian in lebanon in 611 days after their presence in lebanon, the imam said that the road to quds passes through karbala , they said that neglecting the southern fronts was a deception of the enemy and that the expeditionary forces should return sooner, but during their return the troops received news of the siege of the iranian embassy in beirut. change with those four of their companions. mr. mousavi's oscar and his brothers go to the so-called destruction of the documents so that the iranian documents do not fall into the han

ahmed is one of them. he threw stones at them. to defend their home.but the occupants of ahmed's house were still committing crimes. allahu akbar. antam lestam ela utshwaal, antam dole utshwaal is cruel and the evidence showed that fighting with stones against various types of heavy light weapons is not an equal fight, the way and means of fighting should be changed. now the fight was no longer made of stone. the palestinians had chosen rockets to fight. the rockets that are the basic types of the invaders of the palestinian land they hurt now they arrived here and. the evidence shows that the equations in the field of resistance have changed. in the name of god, we will not return, because we will return, but god will return to us. i am the commander of the staff, now, now, seyyed mohsen hosseini, sedav-sima news. he does not take responsibility, no one heals me, i urinate at night because of the events i witnessed and saw in my sleep . i saw them burning on the battlefield, but now we have to see soldiers who self-immolate after the end of their serv

i then asked ahmed about the state of support for the palestinian cause on the african continent. yeah, we actually interviewed nasa mandela's great grand, and he said to me quite interesting, he said, when it came to the palestinian support for the anc and the arms. south africa, it wasn't just in rhetoric, it was actual real support, and now it's a palestinian's turn, they need real support, they don't need protes that israeli embassy, they don't need strong statements of condemnation, they need real support, and if the ef gets its way and israeli embassies kick out of south africa, that will be a good start, but it's not just south africa, we did a map. stream about recognition of the israeli regime and on the map overwhelmingly most countries recognize israel's right to exist and recognize and have full digmatic relations with israel and the countries that are muslim majority countries but even those are folding one by one sudan where my family came from uh the 2020 abrahamds uh the beginning of recognition of israel and leading towards diplomatic relations, morocco now diplom

this is ahmed's photo when he was around three years old. this was ahmed's bag.ws about losing five members of his family left abu assi in a state of shock. he wasn't even able to bury his sons. translation: i had no tears, no tears, i swear to god. - my legs were shaking, but no tears. after an hour or two, i started crying and my leg and arm were numb. the bereaved couple are now left with their three—year—old son, faraj, and all they ask for is peace. translation: they are kids and have nothing to do with this. - i just want this to stop for those who are still here, so the kids can live, for the son i still have and for my mother. i don't want anything else. i swear, i only want peace for everyone — not only for gaza, for the entire world. heba bitar with that report. i want to spend the next few minutes talking about that extraordinary briefing given to international journalists yesterday, where the israeli military played more than 40 minutes of previously—unseen video of the hamas atrocities on october the 7th. it's worth warning people watching that the d

i then asked ahmed about the state of support for the palestinian cause on the african continent. yeah, we actually interviewed mandela's great grandson and he said quite interesting, he said when it came to palestinian support for the anc and the arm struggling in south africa. it wasn't in rhetoric, it was actual real support, and now it's the palestinians turn, they need real, they don't need protest. outside the israeli embally, they don't need strong statements of condemnation, they need real support, um, and if the es way and the israeli embassies kicked out of south africa, that will be a good start, but it's not just south africa, we did a map on african stream, recognition of the israeli regime, and on the overwhelmingly most countries recognize israel's right to exist and recognize and have full diplomatic. relations uh with israel and the countries that don't are muslim majority countries, but even those are foldding one by one, where my family came from the 2020 abrahamds, it was the beginning of recognition of and leading towards full diplomatic relations, morocco now

the fifth prize is mozfafa and is placed next to ahmed ismail murat o weisal. day in the afternoon, i was at home and i was done saying that i won this award and i was very proud. thank god and with god's help, i am the first time to win this award and i am also the first person from malaysia . i will win this award and the second person in asia who takes this award. among the 2,000 people who participated in the mustafa event, there were 5 people who were chosen to receive this award, and if you look at these 5 people, you will see that they have great achievements. the importance of the mustafa award at the international level is that it allows researchers to develop a very unique and effective technology at the basic levels, then to the executive level. now, professor ahmed hassan, along with other scientists selected for the mustafa award , has come to the campus science and technology park to participate. get acquainted with artificial intelligence scientists and exchange information with technologists. i was amazed by the big projects that are being follo

he made 7a before ahmed struck again to leave the pakistanis in trouble at 206—5. 282-50 big hitting saw them reach 282—50 overs. a good start was essential if the afghans were going to get close, and they gotjust going to get close, and they got just that with the dangerous blurb i was leading the charge. the pakistan bowlers began to feel the heat. ibrahim was eyeing his own sin century, but when he was dismissed, the celebrations told you everything. shaw ease the nerves to edge his country closer to victory. they reach their target with an over despair as the rank outsiders claimed yet another huge world cup scalp to throw the race for the semifinals wide open. imran sidat, bbc news. so, that is afghanistan's first one day international win over pakistan and their highest ever successful odi chase, and this is the reaction of afghanistan coach jonathan trott after his side's victory. i thought the players in the middle, their emotions were outstanding. i think to have a historic win like this as well for the players, you could easily get ahead of yourself or ge

ahmed fawzi who won their own prize. a research on the development of applications of membrane technology in the field of basic engineering sciences was selected by the judges of the mostafa award of professor meratal , who received the fifth mustafa award , now the world is the mustafa award. recognizes face. in 2 years, iran will host the world's most prestigious scientific award. mehdi sotoudeh, journalist of the radio station, isfahan. the emphasis of the mostafa award winners on the expansion of scientific cooperation between iranian scientists and the scientists of the islamic world. in this period, 15 scientists of the islamic world are the last. they shared their scientific statements . the vice president of the development of economists, the vice president of science, technology and economists, in the program of the news talk show, effective networking among the scientists of the islamic world was one of the most important goals of holding the mustafa award. investing in networking is something that should not b

ahmed or rabia lana or anisal lalmsak or muhammad or muhammad.he longest railway line in the country, which starts from zahiddan and after passing through nehbandan, sarbisheh, birjand and qain, it connects to mashhad. the construction of the zahidan, birjand, mashhad railway begins. the plan was in south khorasan on the 15th of shahrivar that the operation its implementation began with the presence of the president. this is 90 km, 40 km and 32 km is in south khorasan province, which is divided into 13 pieces and tendered to 13 contractors , the preparations for the work have been fully prepared, the contractors have been identified and the credits have been secured, and god willing, we think that the work will be done at the speed that it takes shape when we think, god willing, much earlier than that project and this plan will be completed . now after the past. a week after the start of the implementation of this project , we went to the south khorasan railway construction site. this is the 16th section of the railway the equipment is installed

from the city of isfan in central iran and now we are joining by another guest uh mr. uh professor ahmed hassan who is another laureate of the fifth edition of the mustapha prize i welcome you to our show uh please introduce yourself to our viewers and tell us a little bit more about you. work so so my name is ahmed hasan, i'm a professor at queens university in canada uh, i originally from egypt and uh, my area of research is software engineering, in particular the use of data and ai to automate and help software developers improve the quality of software system and improve their efficiency. and professor, could you explain it a little bit to our viewers, what exactly uh is that? so the simplest thing you can think about it. today when you go to an online store and you buy something then the store say oh you bought this people who bought this 99% of the time bought that other thing as well okay so that relation is basically derived by mining a lot of data from lot of customers that have you bought a product well we could take the same idea and look at software developers that are changi

professor ahmed kozi ismail, the other winner of this course .ill start my conversation with mr. professor ahmed hassan. hello. i congratulate you. i congratulate you. how are you. thank you. well, let me tell you that during the few days that the mosfat award was held, you had various meetings in the field of technology exchange. you visited different research centers. acquainted with iranian specialists, scientists and companies intense how do you see this exchange of technology between the scientists of the islamic world and how do you think it can be more effective and in which fields? this is a good opportunity that has been created in iran and it shows the strength and initiative of iranians . at the same time, it shows that the mosfafa award shows that there is an opportunity for cooperation between the islamic world and us, and the islamic world as a whole can move in this direction . and allow him to use these achievements in the discussion of research and in the discussion of cooperation dear professor ahmed ismail, i also say hello and

ahmed uh let's uh pick up right uh from the news that we just had about the global demonstrations and the... cause uh, this is a positive sign that the people are coming out against the terrorism and the genocide that is being committed in gaza, and this is the level of awareness, maybe like in seven decades now, and i believe like this pressure will built up to on the governments to take necessary actions to see. fire and to give a right to the palestinian people to live safely and i it may spot you know to curtail israel's in brutality in this trip and certainly the increasing and now the protests are also coming in the united states as well and that is really really very alarming for the us government as well, they have to take the rational decisions on it, and they have to listen the voices of the people, and i believe one day they would certainly pressurize their governments. yes, please. right, let's also focus on the uh, the international response a diplomatic. uh level uh so far um the united nations security council has seen a number of draft resolutions uh one by uh proposed

ahmed welcome to the program, but before we get into all the details and your um your perspective on uh the israeli war that's uh been going on for 19 days against the besieged palestinians. i want to get your thought on the worldwide demonstrations. that are taking place in support of palestine, one just we showed earlier from the iranian capital tehran where students have gathered to condemn the israeli crimes and to voice their solidarity with the palestinian people. yes, the humanitarian, those who have like humanitarian values, they are protesting all over the world, including pakistan, there are several human rights organizations, they have. against this brutality, i must say this is not a war, this is terrorism against palestine, and you have shown the figures like more than 1300 people they have captured, they have you know kidnapped, i must say from the ghape and and around 6000 people have been killed so far and this... this is really massacre, i must say this is they are eliminating palestinians, they want to raise ghaza strip, so the feeling. the intentions of the israel,

this is ahmed's photo when he was around three years old. this was ahmed's bag.im. he wanted to become a lawyer. the news about losing five members of his family left abu assi in a state of shock. he wasn't even able to bury his sons. translation: i had no tears, no tears, i swear to god. - my legs were shaking, but no tears. after an hour or two, i started crying and my leg and arm were numb. the bereaved couple are now left with their three—year—old son, faraj, and all they ask for is peace. translation: they are kids and have nothing to do with this. - i just want this to stop for those who are still here so the kids can live. for the son i still have, and for my mother. i don't want anything else, i swear. i only want peace for everyone. not only for gaza, for the entire world. heba bitar with that report. cross—border violence between the iranian—backed hezbollah in lebanon and the israeli army has intensified in recent days. and the un says more than 19,000 people have been displaced in lebanon because of tensions on the israeli border. there's been much di

ahmed director, awad, attended philadelphia meeting were the chairman and executive director, they haveiltrated our country and our schools and our media. they still are. that is why you see a turn in policy. they have infiltrated the democrat party. with tlaib and other like her, this this is no joke, this is serious, it is being funded by enemies and terrorists. last week we talked about students for justice and palestine. it is their note as they claim -- not as they claim, grassroot, this is going on in our campuses, a terror affiliated anti-semitic network that operates with autonomy on 300 college campuses, who supports them? it has been linked to terror groups, some defined it campus front for hamas the university of california berkeley, students for justice and peace. organization whose leaders were former members of palestinian islamist terrorist organizations, and founded in 2005. they are a front organization to a front organization, that is fund biden mes and has platforms on 300 or more of our universities. you saw the huge numbers of people gather, on capitol hill, the off

issue and they've still emphasized it to this day and unfortunately the fight still goes on sheikh ahmedreturning to the diplomatic ties especially you know with saudi arabia who many in the western media will always frame it as you know s saudi arabia versus shia iran, although i'm sure those two countries wouldn't see it specifically in sectarian terms, rather in maybe competing interests. how important do you think it is that on the political level these countries are coming together, they're trying to get over their differences, can that tamp down on some of the sectarianism? can that help us to bring about the period where muslims may say we may not agree with each other, but we can learn to live with each other? i think it can, um, and i think more and more muslims are realizing. especially in these times that it becomes very important for us to make uh political and also economic really ties with each other, and i say especially in this time because we are now moving towards the beginning of the era of a multipolar world, and um, when we look at the muslims, you find that, we are

and the 27th brigade to lebanon, but before the presence of haj ahmed mutusarian, the lebanese heard the name other iranians had also arrived, one of them being mustafa chamran he had lived with them for 8 years and continued his military activities against israel and the phalanges. the issue of palestine and al-quds is not only related to the palestinians, but it is a global issue that belongs to everyone, and we must try with all our strength to free this holy region from the burden of this zionism, which is armed with thoughts of racial superiority. palestine is again a field of struggle, where the new generation has redefined resistance, like the generation that four decades ago wished to pray in quds. perform the congregational prayer myself. women and children without any consideration. is targeting civilians, women and children, killing the childhood, targeting the safe places for people. targeting hospitals, killing patients, doctors, refugees who came from the north to the south, all of that is also a crime, the people in gazel live in the biggest open air prison in the worl

professor ahmed hassan, an egyptian scientist. university professor new york in abu zawi were the two winners of the 5th mustafa award who went to sharif university and emphasized the formation of a common network by being among the students. my activity is in the field of electronics and the topic that made me win the mustafa award is in the field of internet and information transmission through techno . and the leaders of islam create this background so that muslim scientists can have better communication with each other and cause progress in the islamic world. it is a very important award for the islamic world and it helps scientists like me to be in touch with each other. in the world, but especially in the islamic countries of the region, this is one of the most prestigious awards there is, and most of its importance is due to the collaborations that can be international or domestic, the presence in isfahan research center, academic jihad institute and other universities and pardi technology park. other programs of scientists

the zionists, but on july 14, 1961, 40 km from beirut, the car of the iranian embassy in which haj ahmed was with him came to a stop. armed people, who say they were so-and-so, take them out of the car and no one has heard of them since that day. but about 3 and a half years before this incident, the name of an iranian was confused among the people of lebanon. a man who lived between them for 8 years. mustafa chamran among the children of jabamel school who brought them to the shelter from the israeli bombardment. he later minister it became the defense of iran. the issue of palestine and al-quds is not only related to the palestinians, but it is a global issue and belongs to all muslims. and we must try with all our power to free this holy region from the burden of this zionism, which is armed with thoughts of racial superiority. he was a guerilla and continued his military activities against israel and the rebels in southern lebanon for 8 years. the battles that brought israeli tanks to fire for the first time. mustafa chamran, the principal of jabamel school, and 450 orphans, some of

shortly after, sheikh ahmed yassin, the leader of hamas, was assassinated.er that, rafiq hariri, the prime minister of lebanon, is assassinated. in the year 200 , while the finger of accusation is pointed towards hezbollah. and media attacks against hezbollah continue, something is happening at the borders. an israeli military patrol is attacked on the lebanese border. two people are captured. zionists quickly they react. but israel's response is accompanied by casualties. israel declares war on lebanon and they attack lebanon by land, sea and air. especially to the southern district of beirut, zahia. the 33-day war begins. the casualties of the 33-day war are many. but the important thing is that hezbollah does not give up and responds to israel's attacks in any way possible. although the war does not achieve anything for israel, israel attacks everywhere. in fact, israel's war plan was something similar to the us military operations in serbia and afghanistan. but this plan fails do they lived in a situation that no one can believe. who would believe that w

ahmed najar is an economist in london.e grew up, gaza. one of my cousins, we just found out that he was killed on saturday, in the evening. ahmed says he's worried for the rest of his extended family, with so many air strikes. as you can imagine, the situation there is not easy to really find out how people were killed, or whether they are under the rubble, or whether they are still alive. well, for so many people in this country, these horrors feel like they're being played out much closer than in a distant land. and even if they don't have direct ties to the victims, in many cases, it's still having an impact on daily life. with fears of a rise in anti—semitism, there's been an increase in security around a lot ofjewish schools. there's police when the peak—time was. and there's more staff generally around, all the senior leadership team were around, as well. so you come into school and everyone is sort of in the same boat, everyone is just very worried and everyone isjust sort of together, trying to hope for the best. s

but the occupants of ahmed's house were still committing crimes. othwal antam duleh is cruel and the evidence showed that the fight of stone against various types of heavy light weapons is not an equal fight. and the means of struggle had to be changed. now the fight was no longer made of stone. palestinians rockets they had chosen to fight. the rockets that harassed the occupiers of the palestinian land from their initial types. now here. and the evidence shows that the equations in the field of resistance have changed. in the name of god, bamar, i am the leader of the staff, now, now, sayyed mohsen hosseini, khabari sedavasima. hello again , we are reviewing the latest developments and news of the al-aqsa storm battle , mrs. shabiri, from the latest statistics published by the zionists about the casualties. tell us how many categories of statistics we have. the number of people killed has reached 400. it is a statistic that was published citing netanyahu. regarding the remains and the missing from the zionist regime, this is actually the official

but the occupants of ahmed's house were still committing crimes.antam lestam ela othwal antam dole othwal zalime fashgha and the evidence showed that the battle of stone against various types of heavy light weapons is not an equal battle. now the fight was no longer made of stone. the palestinians had chosen rockets to fight. the rockets that used to harass the occupiers of palestine have now arrived here the evidence shows that the equations in the field of resistance have changed . the zionist newspaper post worries about statistics about zionists who are thinking of emigrating due to internal conflicts. he described the statistics published by the jewish people's policy institute that more than 40% of zionists who are against the judicial changes are thinking of immigrating, and more than 37% of zionists have other citizenships or are looking for a second citizenship. this report also points to a decrease in mutual respect between zionists. some zionists believe that something exists today it's not the same for migrating to palestine . according

the boy, ahmed, said he wasn't injured. as you can see is injured. what did they do to deserve this? med is at home, i'm sure he misses his sister. twins are connected, he is always crying at home and she is in the hospital. with the death toll rising dramatically and more than 200 hostages from israel still held captive, the suffering in gaza has never been greater. let's get the latest on this story from our correspondents around the region. but first to our gaza correspondent, rushdi abualouf, who's in southern gaza. these rarely say they will not let up these rarely say they will not let up in the aerial bombardment of gaza, it was another intense night, what is the situation this morning? also intense morning, intense shelling in the morning, afternoon and night, every day. last night about 300 air strikes across gaza, like 100 of them were in khan younis, the place israel asked people to evacuate and come. he had me is the mourgue of the hospital, about 100 bodies were buried out of this because this is the main medic

ahmed is one of them. he threw stones at them. to defend their home.the occupants of ahmed's house were still committing crimes. we are the mighty . and the evidence showed that the stone fight was not an equal fight against some types of heavy light weapons. the method and means of fighting had to be changed. now no more fighting it was not made of stone. the palestinians had chosen rockets to fight. the rockets that initially harassed the occupiers of palestine . now they have reached here and the evidence shows that the equations in the resistance field have changed. but allah is the leader of the staff. with the developments of the occupied territories in khabar d. olive extract containing the active ingredient oleic acid , which regulates scalp oiliness. perjak olive shampoo for nature . salami should be done again. by trying to upgrade our knowledge step by step, we have updated our knowledge and created a new design. we have increased the quality of efficiency to be worthy be you efficiency at peak, optimal energy consumption with inverter compr

hamas is formed under the leadership of sheikh ahmed yassin. israel wants to suppress the movement . but it can't. the solution is in negotiation. israel needs peace to restore itself . israel's wishes will be fulfilled. the issue of quds and the return of the palestinians is left aside. the palestine liberation organization's conflict with israel ends. an autonomous government is formed, which is far from the goal of jerusalem, and the purpose of its formation is to calm the palestinians, and this kind of silent repression will go to you. when israel is relieved of the palestinians, it turns to the new lebanese actor the river hezbollah at the time of israel's attack , lebanon's economic and social conditions were not suitable. israel was doing whatever it wanted. he steals ordinary people and takes them captive in the lands of lebanon. but hezbollah's resistance causes israel to retreat. the first prisoner exchange operation is carried out . hezbollah can free its forces from israel. while everyone is happy about hezbollah's success, a tragic