, you can tell how much our economic growth changed in the year 1400 according to the report of amal center 5. it means that it has grown by 5.5% compared to the previous year. in 401, it grew by 5%. in 402, it grew by 5.7 percent last year, that is we have passed 3 years with a growth of over 5. we experienced let's compare. average in the whole 90s. the growth every year has been less than 1%, on average 7 means from 90 to 99, from 90 to 99 , so we can say that the functioning of the economy is a good functioning, which place has this method more than all our sectors showing good growth in particular. in fact, the driving force behind our growth is the oil and gas sector. which has shown a higher growth compared to other sectors, for example, last year, from the growth of five and seven tenths percent that we had, less than half of this growth was related to the oil sector. oil and gas is our oil and gas sector. fortunately , we are able to sell crude oil or oil products . when we say growth, we mean not only exports. rather, it is a production that is partly consumed domestically, partly

khair al-alam hai ali ali khair al-amal god is great, god is great, there is no god but god, there is no god but god. talebiyeh school in tabriz, which has been the centermic sciences education for centuries. this school has teachers throughout their lives. and he has seen many students , but he does not forget the memory of one of them , ayatollah seyyed ali qazi tabatabai, on the other hand, seyyed ali qazi was born on the thirteenth of dhul-hijjah al-haram in the year 1243 ah in a family of scholars in tabriz. a world whose life and times are in the book asid ali agha is depicted. no matter who i ask, i can't find an address. from that side. he was born in a religious family and became famous for his mystical character and he was also an expert in other sciences such as hadith, jurisprudence and interpretation . which can be followed not only for religious people but also for non-religious people, well, he was a spiritual personality and mystic by profession, so to speak. being the owner of discovery and intuition, but if we factor this aspect of the case , there are outstanding moral aspects of the story of the book asid ali agha tells the story of

israeli troops have not moved into the center of rafah, but appear to be laying the ground work for a major assault, bombing heavily and destroying infrastructure. amalarazadine tells us she can't move again with her five children. they walked to rafah from the north and live in this tent. my kids will die. they will be victims, she says. in israel, many families of the 132 hostages still in gaza are increasingly despondent, too. on mother's day, i spoke to rachel goldberg-polin. her son, an american, was kidnapped and lost his hand during the massacre. a hamas video this month showed he's still alive, or at least was recently. hostage negotiations have stalled. >> are you -- are you on this emotional roller coaster every day? >> i am commanding myself every day to stay hopeful. so i don't go plummeting, and i don't go super high falsely. so the same way you don't count your chickens before they hatch, we don't count our hostages until we're hugging them. >> reporter: today is memorial day in israel, when the country commemorates its fallen troops. and prime minister netanyahu said israel is now in a war for its survival, that it's israel's existence