also, in several separate interviews with various american media, including cn bloomberg, american national radio, and the new york times , the islamic republic of iran's explicit positions on the situation in palestine, as well as the attacks of the zionist regime he explained to the defenseless people of gaza. ali rajabi , united nations broadcaster, new york. with the completion of 110 new plans in the field of treatment, 40 thousand square meters of treatment space and 480 beds will be added to the country's hospital capacity. in the meetings of the first vice president and directors of the ministry of health medical treatment and education, the performance of the health system in the 13th government of tebein and the ongoing plans were examined. in this meeting, mr. mokhbar announced the government's determination to solve the financial problems in the field of health with the aim of developing medical, health and medicine plans. and the increase of 16,000 hospital beds, the expansion of free universal insurance, the coverage of drugs for incurable diseases and measures in the field of infer

amir abdollahian said in an interview with american national radio about tensions in the region: we are not looking for the spread of conflict and we advise others to immediately stop war crimes. foreign minister azud has turned into a gunpowder storehouse due to the continuation of the zionist regime's crimes. mr. amir abdullahian also said about supporting the hamas movement. he said: our support for the hamas movement is only political. hamas has enough missiles and drones and can easily use them get it anywhere. emphasizing that the leaders of the resistance in lebanon as well as the palestinian groups have their own special calculations, the foreign minister said: what i received in the meeting with the leaders of the resistance two weeks ago was that their hand is on the trigger. the united nations general assembly called for an immediate ceasefire in gaza in the resolution. in this resolution , it is emphasized on sending humanitarian aid to gaza. the united nations assembly approved the resolution proposed by jordan on the war of the zionist regime against the gaza strip with a

a separate interview that with various american media, including cn bloomberg, the american national radio new york times , he explained the explicit positions of the islamic republic of iran regarding the situation in palestine, as well as the attacks of the zionist regime on the defenseless people of gaza. ali rajabi , united nations broadcaster, new york. but in the field scene in the latest rocket attacks by palestinian resistance groups. an hour ago, aviv, dimona and several residents of the city were targeted by rockets. ezzeddin qassam, the military branch of the hamas movement, announced in response to the crimes committed by the zionist regime against civilians in gaza. they targeted dimona with a missile. several resistance missiles also hit tel aviv and bengorin airport . the zionist media also reported the sounding of alarm bells in the zionist settlements around gaza, dimona and tel aviv. a resistance missile also hit brusab. today, several military bases of the occupiers of quds and armored vehicles of this regime were targeted by rockets in the towns around the gaza strip an

amir abdollahian said in an interview with american national radio about tensions in the region: we are looking for the spread of conflict and we advise others to immediately stop war crimes. the minister of foreign affairs added that due to the continuation of the crimes of the zionist regime, the entire region has turned into a gunpowder warehouse. mr. amir abdullahian also said about supporting the hamas movement: our support for the hamas movement is only political. hamas has enough missiles and drones he has it and can easily get it from anywhere. emphasizing that the leaders of the resistance in lebanon as well as the palestinian groups have their own calculations, the foreign minister said: what i received in the meeting with the leaders of the resistance two weeks ago was that their hands are on us. tehran's friday prayer preacher said: operation al-aqsa storm is a turning point in the struggles of the palestinian nation. hojjat al-islam wa al-muslimin haj ali akbari said in his friday prayer sermons: "the hand of god came out of the sleeve of the resistance, and the al-aqsa sto

amir abdollahian said in an interview with american national radio about the tensions in the region: we are not looking for the spread of conflict and we advise others to immediately stop war crimes. the minister of foreign affairs added that due to the continuation of the regime's crimes zionism has turned the entire region into a storehouse of gunpowder. mr. amir abdullahian also said about supporting the hamas movement: our support for the hamas movement is only political. hamas has enough missiles and drones and can easily get them from anywhere . the palestinian groups have their own special calculations, he said, what i received in the meeting with the resistance leaders two weeks ago was that their hand is on the trigger. but western political and intelligence experts believe that the operations of the palestinian resistance forces against the zionists the biggest intelligence failure in the history of the zionist regime has been registered by netanyahu in the name of netanyahu, a failure which he resorted to killing palestinian women, men and children in order to hide it. the

occupation in several separate interviews with different american media including cnn, bloomberg, american national radio and new york . the times explained the explicit positions of the islamic republic of iran regarding the situation in palestine, as well as the attacks of the zionist regime on the defenseless people of gaza. ali rajabi sed and sima news, united nations, new york. the head of the expediency detection system considered the us and its european allies to be complicit in the crimes of the zionist regime of the oppressed people of gaza. mr. amoli larijani said: westerners claiming human rights have put shame on the face of human rights. what kind of human rights is it to see such crimes against men and women and children and old people and not raise a word or cry? apparently, human rights have a dual purpose for americans and europeans . thousands of people are killed in a few weeks, you don't care about them at all. protection people from the residents. condemnation of the crimes of the zionist regime continues. in the crimes committed by the zionist regime in the last 3 weeks, 700 people

, and in several separate interviews with various american media, including cn bloomberg, american national radio, and the new york times, they had explicit positions of the islamic republic. he explained to iran about the situation in palestine and the attacks of the zionist regime on the defenseless people of gaza. ali rajabi kharbari, united nations, new york. the country's water road map was unveiled and approved at the meeting of the supreme water council. in this meeting, which was held under the chairmanship of the president. also report the actions of the ministry of energy in solving the country's water shortage in the last two years were presented. according to this report, in the water sector and non-structural activities, actions such as prioritization of half-finished projects, development of resource and consumption plans for catchment areas, public participation in the construction of irrigation networks and financing for the drinking sector of the water transfer plan from the sea have been carried out. has taken also, watershed operations in the upstream of hundreds of implementat

well as in several separate interviews with various american media, including cn bloomberg, american national radioc republic of iran's frankness about the situation in palestine, as well as the zionist regime's attacks on the defenseless people of gaza, ali rajabi , the united nations broadcaster, new york. sogen shoes are of the same quality as the world's washable ones textured upper with pio sole layer with direct injection technology , light and comfortable, suitable for long walks, sports and daily activities. to get swear shoes with a 20% discount for only 299 thousand tomans, text the number 1 to 100 , swear shoes in this program, we would like to introduce karen model sogan shoes. karen model sogan shoes are very soft and comfortable and easily washable , they have high strength and are very suitable for long walks and sports . you can send the number 1 to 10085 shoes of the model get karen delivered to your home with free delivery. it is 2 am tehran time and dear viewers, welcome to this news segment. al jazeera tv channel reports that in an airstrike by the zionist regime on a residentia

yesterday that he had seen and confirmed the beheading of children by hamas, but an american national security official told radio npr said: biden meant media reports by this comment. one of the concerned newspapers of the zionist news network was the first person to make this claim, then the spokesman of the israeli army confirmed this claim. this reporter later said: he has never seen a child whose head was cut off, and he spread this rumor by quoting the zionist military. has done. the withdrawals started when the users of social networks demanded to provide documents and the spokesperson of the israeli army said: i do not have any documents and i do not intend to talk about this issue. do more research. the palestine information center exposed the lie of the zionist regime about targeting the resistance forces. the zionist regime announced by publishing pictures that it targeted four members of the resistance forces in the zionist settlements. while it is now clear that these people were workers and civilians. zionist soldiers shot them while returning from work while raising their hands as a sign of surrende

non-minister of foreign affairs, who in several separate interviews with different american media, including cn bloomberg , national radio, and the new york times, had explicit positions of the islamic republic. iran about the situation he explained palestine and the attacks of the zionist regime on the defenseless people of gaza. ali rajabi , united nations broadcaster, new york. in a country where supporters of the zionist regime hold rallies and rallies in its capital without disturbance. supporters of palestine do not experience such peace. a few days ago, youssef atal, an algerian player of nice , france, was banned from seven games. violation of his work to the disciplinary committee. he was from the palestinians. just two weeks ago, a message from the best football player in the world hurt him. our prayers for the residents of gaza who are once again victims of the barrage have become unfair, from which neither women nor children are safe. benzema's prayer brought him to the point where a french senator intervened and demanded his expulsion from the country. we cannot stop with words, we must go beyond that. franc

internationally known speakers have has appeared on npr stalk the nation, abc "world news tonight," pbs american experience,ie bpc radio and also tedx here dean nasr today to speak about his book, guardians of the valley, john muir and the friendship that saved yosemite. please welcome our four authors. [applause] >> i would like to start, we will have a discussion among the authors, and as we approach the end of this hour we will take questions and here and for e questions there is ad microphoe and a podium in the center of the room. so please, as we get closer around the 40 minute mark, step up their and wait patiently and we will take your question. first though i would like to start and ask each of our guests to just give a three or four minute overview of their book, premise of the book and just talk in general a little bit aboutn, it. rien, i would like to start with you. tell us a bit about brown pelican, i found it, how into it. >> sure.ha i think what will become evident over our short time together, if it is not always evident, is that compelling stories about nature and the environment, require compelling ch

nations cup. daoud moradi, radio and television news , south american world cup qualifying football, argentina beat brazil after venezuela in the third week of the 2020 world cup qualifiers. in the south american region, early today, brazil stopped with one draw against its guest, venezuela, and went to second place with seven points. in another important game this morning, argentina defeated its guest paraguay with one goal and ended up with a win and 9 points . in other games, chile won 2-0 against peru, ecuador won 2-1 against bolivia, colombia and uruguay won 2 draws. . the qualifying stage of euro 2024 with the victory of spanish teams. and norway and the defeat of croatia was accompanied. at the beginning of the seventh round of this tournament and in the most important games last night, spain defeated its guest scotland. norway at home cyprus 40 won. türkiye defeated yervasi. albania beat the czech republic 3-0 and poland defeated the faroe islands 2-0. tonight, in the most important games, the netherlands will face france, austria will face belgium, and portugal will face islamabad. thank y

paid for the use of their music on radio has been a decades-long injustice that hurts americans at home and abroad. as i said, the united states is the only democratic nationt does not pay for that radio play. so the majority of foreign nations, those who already pay their own artists for radio air play, currently withhold royalties from american music creators simply because the u.s. does not reciprocate by paying their performers. this amounts to a massive financial hit for our american artists. now when you talk with them, what you will learn from different royalty rights organizations is our entertainers here are missing out on about $200 million each year in income to those musicians. $200 million a year. that's money that would come from other countries to our american artists if we were to pass the am-fm act. senator padilla and i have worked hard on this. it is bipartisan. we think to not pay these artists is something that needs to be fixed, and that is why we should agree to get the american music fairness act to the president's desk without delay. now i also worked with the late senator dianne feinstein. and, madam president, we welcome you. we

nation. abc's world news tonight, pbs's american experience. bbc radio and. also at ten x dean is here today to speak about his book, guardians of the valley. john muir and the friendship that saved yosemite. please welcome our four authors. i'd like to start start we'll have a discussion among the authors. and as we approach the end of this hour, we will take questions. and for those questions, there is a microphone and a podium and, the center of the room. so please, as we get closer or around the 40 minute mark, step up there and, wait patiently and we will take your question. first, though, i'd like to start and ask each of our guests to just give a three or four minute overview of their book, the premise of the book, and just talk in general a little bit about it. and ryan, like to start with you. tell us a bit about ryan pelican, how you found it, how you got into it. sure i think what will become over our short time together, it's not already evident, is that compelling stories about nature and the environment require compelling characters. and by char

national radio networks. reducing the largest audience ever to hear a civil rights address in american history. with thousands present in the malln listening on the radio. president truman delivered in a historic address, redefining the role of the modern national government as the protector of the constitution rights of all of its citizens. he stated that we must move forward, quote, with new concepts of civil rights to safeguard our heritage, the extension of civil rights a day means not only protection of the government, of the people against the government, but the protection of the people by the government. recognizing the urgency of the moment, president truman declared that america can no longer afford the luxury of a leisurely attack upon, prejudice and discrimination, or await the growth of will to action by the slow estate or the most backward community. as president truman down and amazed walter white privately congratulated him for his remarkable address. truman responded, i said what i did, walter, because i mean every word of and i'm going to prove i do mean it in less than a year

radios and online, native america calling educates the american public about indigenous issues while preserving indigenous history and poulter to honor their contributions -- and culture that honor their contributions that strengthen the sacred nationion relationship. [applause] [applause] >> ann patchett0 [applause] . [applause] for putting into words the beauty, pain, and complexity of human nature. with her best-selling novels and essays, and her bookstore readers from around the world who see themselves in the pages of ann patchett's books that take people to places of the heart and feed the imagination of our nation. [applause] >> bryan stevenson. [applause] for his moral call to redeem the soul of our nation. an advocate fighting tirelessly for the poor, incarcerated, and condemned, brian stevenson follows the book of micah's instruction to act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly as he chronicles the legacy of lynching and racism in america, shining a light on what has been and all that we can be as a nation. [applause] >> amy tan. [applause] for expanding the american literary canon by bravely exploring experiences of immigrant families, heritage, memories and poignant struggles. amy tan's writing makes sense of the present

up on free speech nation authors greg lukianoff and ricky schlott will be here to tell us about their important new book. the council ling of the american mind. don't go anywhere . radiour lives, finding a way to protect freedom of expression becomes ever more important . a of expression becomes ever more important. a book out this month entitled the cancelling of the american mind how cancel culture undermines trust destroys institute actions and threatens us all out lines, the scale of the problem. but it also lays clear steps that we can take to try and eradicate the issue. the authors are greg luciano , a authors are greg luciano, a lawyer and president of the foundation for individual rights and expression and ricky schlott, a journalist, political commentator and co—host the commentator and co—host of the lost debate podcast. thank you both for joining tonight. both for joining me tonight. and, greg, to come to and, greg, i'm going to come to you cancel culture. a lot you first. cancel culture. a lot of people say it doesn't exist. what do you say to those people? >> i'd say i'm not even sure they believe themselves when they believe themselves when they say tha

up on free speech nation authors greg lukianoff and ricky schlott will be here to tell us about their important new book. the council ling of the american mind. don't go anywhere . radioives, finding a way to protect freedom of expression becomes ever more important . a of expression becomes ever more important. a book out this month entitled the cancelling of the american mind how cancel culture undermines trust destroys institute actions and threatens us all out lines, the scale of the problem. but it also lays clear steps that we can take to try and eradicate the issue. the authors are greg luciano , a authors are greg luciano, a lawyer and president of the foundation for individual rights and expression and ricky schlott, a journalist, political commentator and co—host the commentator and co—host of the lost debate podcast. thank you both for joining tonight. both for joining me tonight. and, greg, to come to and, greg, i'm going to come to you cancel culture. a lot you first. cancel culture. a lot of people say it doesn't exist. what do you say to those people? >> i'd say i'm not even sure they believe themselves when they believe themselves when they say that. i

national radio address on their behalf. and he says, we enriched by religious pluralism that we each group has something to offer to the american public and we benefit from that. and he also said the struggle shouldn't be different religions, the real struggle is between those who have faith and those who do not. he's very akin to to the nazis denial in the mid-thirties of religious and also of the soviet union's abandonment of religion. he thought religion was really important to a liberal democratic society. but i also was really impressed that that roosevelt really practiced what he preached. he had incredibly diverse administer nation in terms of his appointments. he had scores of catholics and -- served with him. but also in an era where there's real estate quotas, where there was often a certain set want to socialize with --. he would have the rosenman live with him in the executive mansion in york when he was governor of new york. the romans would regularly visit him. the white house. he was close personal friends. the morgenthau so so to him, i mean. rosenman, i think said it best about roosevelt and working roosevelt i

nations are telling israel very different things to what they're heanng different things to what they're hearing from us. and the americans. mark white in tel aviv just moment >> you're listening to gb news radio straight to tel aviv to join mark white, gb news security editor who is there. mark good evening to you . i mark good evening to you. i suppose the release of two elderly hostages has rather dominated the debate today . dominated the debate today. >> yes, indeed . a rare good >> yes, indeed. a rare good moment here in israel over the last two and a half weeks with the release of these two elderly women when they were in remarkably good shape despite their ordeal. and one of the women, in fact, giving a news conference and she was very determined to get her point across, saying that she is willing to help the israeli authorities with whatever information she can give them into the conditions she was held into the conditions she was held in and exactly where she was held. and she said that she was in a tunnel system. she walked for 2 to 3 hours in this tunnel system before getting into a central hallway . and there was central hallway. and there was about 25 other hostages that she coul

nations are telling israel very different things to what they're heanng different things to what they're hearing from us. and the americans. mark white in tel aviv just moment >> you're listening to gb news radio straight to tel aviv to join mark white, gb news security editor who is there. mark good evening to you . i mark good evening to you. i suppose the release of two elderly hostages has rather dominated the debate today . dominated the debate today. >> yes, indeed . a rare good >> yes, indeed. a rare good moment here in israel over the last two and a half weeks with the release of these two elderly women when they were in remarkably good shape despite their ordeal. and one of the women, in fact, giving a news conference and she was very determined to get her point across, saying that she is willing to help the israeli authorities with whatever information she can give them into the conditions she was held into the conditions she was held in and exactly where she was held. and she said that she was in a tunnel system. she walked for 2 to 3 hours in this tunnel system before getting into a central hallway . and there was central hallway. and there was about 25 other hostages that she coul

radio. >> welcome back to free speech nation. >> with me, andrew doyle. i'm delighted to welcome my next guest, the americanhilosopher peter bogosian . philosopher peter bogosian. peter lovely to see you as ever. good to be here. >> good to be here. >> good to be here. >> now, one of the things that you do that not many people will be aware of is a thing called street epistemology, which sounds very, very scary and academic, but actually it's pretty straightfonnard, it? >> right. we go around >> right. so we go around the world ask people why they world and we ask people why they believe what they believe, and we have mats or lines of tape that place on the ground and that we place on the ground and strongly disagree , disagree, strongly disagree, disagree, slightly disagree neutral, and then agree on the other side . then agree on the other side. and then we'll just raise questions to people and we'll see if the confidence they have in the belief. in other words, if the line they're on is justified by the reason and evidence they have. >> so you're actually getting members of the public to move depending w

speech nation, my interview with the american conservative author christopher rufo on his new book called america's cultural revolution . revolution. >> see you shortly . listening to gb news radioe andrew doyle. now this week i had the pleasure of sitting down with writer christopher f rufo. we discussed his brand new book, america's cultural revolution how the radical left conquered everything and what the path could be for a conservative counter. let's take a look . counter. let's take a look. >> well, the premise of the book is tracing the radical left's long march through the institutions from 1968 to that summer of 2020, which was erupted in riots all over the united states. >> and i tell this story through the through the profiles of herbert marcuse, angela davis, paulo ferreira and derrick bell. these are the pivotal figures in critical theory, starting from the philosophical underpinnings by herbert marcuse to the neo—marxist philosopher all the way to derrick bell, who was the mentor and really the father figure for critical race theory in the late 80s and early 90s. and so it was a long patient blitz through america's institutions for many years. it happened really un

speech nation, my interview with the american conservative author christopher rufo on his new book called america's cultural revolution . revolution. >> see you shortly . listening to gb news radioth me andrew doyle. now this week i had the pleasure of sitting down with writer christopher f rufo. we discussed his brand new book, america's cultural revolution how the radical left conquered everything and what the path could be for a conservative counter. let's take a look . counter. let's take a look. >> well, the premise of the book is tracing the radical left's long march through the institutions from 1968 to that summer of 2020, which was erupted in riots all over the united states. >> and i tell this story through the through the profiles of herbert marcuse, angela davis, paulo ferreira and derrick bell. these are the pivotal figures in critical theory, starting from the philosophical underpinnings by herbert marcuse to the neo—marxist philosopher all the way to derrick bell, who was the mentor and really the father figure for critical race theory in the late 80s and early 90s. and so it was a long patient blitz through america's institutions for many years. it happened reall