first, egypt went on the compromise path of expelling egypt from the arab league taking the arab league to tunisia, but one by one the arab governments started to get on the compromise train and in fact follow the same path that saadat took. what the islamic revolution of iran did was to create a third way against these dual opposites . it opened the way for popular resistance and intifada , that is, the palestinian people, the nations of the region, to enter the field based on the model of the islamic revolution of iran, not based on guerilla operations or, in fact, the elite operation of the nation should enter the stage and the leading resistance should operate alongside the nation and in the context of its own nation and advance this third way that the islamic revolution should listen to the nation. palestine, the nations of the region and the relative gradual successes , both in lebanon, the great success of 2000, after 18 years of resistance, followed in palestine until the week of october, in fact, and the series of events was an issue that was considered to be part of the intern

lebanon is a member of the arab league, who knew the arabs had league, it's a fourth division conferenceyou remember your football uh from your uh time in london, but what can we expect from the arab masses who from marrakesh to bahrain overwhelmingly feel this

well, the arab league also agreed to boycot. companies affiliated with the israeli regime and declared a ban on companies that violate the rules of the arab boycott in investments in illegal jewish only settlements, so the arab league participating there, and now the milestone: on september 18th, the un general assembly overwhelmingly voted to impose sanctions on israel for the first time in his 42 years. this historic ruling meant that the global majority would have the legal obligation to actually... and complicity in israel's illegal occupation and apartide regime, including the illegal settlements, mind you. what the us has not stood still when it comes to boycotting israel, some us states actually have passed resolutions that uh denounce uh boycoding since they call it antisemitism or antisemitic. they claim that it inhibits peace in west asia and that it threatens the relationship between the us and key ally. when the us went ahead and blacklisted uh foreign companies, which included banks, pension funds and supermarkets, these are some of the ones that you see here, and then you

well, the arab league also agreed to boycott companies affiliated with. the israeli regime and declared a ban on companies that violate the rules of the arab boycott in investments in illegal jewish only settlements, so the arab league participating there, and now the milestone. on september 18th, the un general assembly overwhelmingly voted to impose sanctions on israel for the first time in his 42 years. this historic ruling means that the global majority would have the legal obligation to actually end complicit. in israel's illegal occupation and apartide regime, including the illegal settlements, mind you. well, the us has not stood still when it comes to boycotting israel, some us states actually have passed resolutions that denounce uh boycotting since they call it antisemitism or antisemitic. they claim that it inhibits peace in west asia and that it threatens the relationship between the us and the key allie. when the us went ahead and blacklisted uh foreign companies, which included banks, pension funds and supermarkets, these are some of the ones that you see here, and then yo

who knew the arabs had league? it's a fourth division uh conference league if you remember your football uh from your uh time in london, but what can we expect from the arab masses who from marrakesh to bahrain? overwhelmingly feel the same way as you do as i do about the crimes of netanyahu. ultimately, george, unfortunately, i don't believe that the arab states will make much of a difference, just like in the last year we've seen they haven't made much of a difference. it's very sad that we're still here, actually. i remember all the talking shows that i was watching about year ago, right in the beginning of the genocide.

hundreds of lebanese people of all uh sects and faiths, as you uh say, lebanon is a member of the arab league

who knew the arabs had league uh it's a fourth division uh conference league if you remember your footballuh from your uh time in london but what can we expect from the arab masses who from marrakesh to bahrain overwhelmingly feel the same way as you do, as i do about the crimes of netanyahu. ultimately, george, unfortunately, i don't believe that the arab states will make much of a difference, just like in the last year we've seen they haven't made much of a difference. it's very sad that we're still here actually. i remember all the talking shows that i was watching about year ago, right in the beginning of the genocide in gazza, and the talking points are still the... same now, it's just happening in lebanon. i don't think the arab states are going to have much of an effect, because at the end of the day they pal around for what america wants and what israel wants, they're not going to stand in their way. the only ones willing to hold them accountable are ones who are actually prepared to defend themselves even if it requires force, which is natural conclusion that any people would make

lebanon is a member of the arab league. who knew the arabs had league? it's a fourth division uh conference league if you remember your football uh from your uh time in london. but what can we expect from the arab masses who from? to bahrain overwhelmingly feel the same way as you do as i do about the crimes of netanyahu. ultimately, george, unfortunately, i don't believe that the arab states will make much of a difference, just like in the last year we've seen, they haven't made much of a difference. it's very sad that we're still here actually. i remember all the talking shows that i was watching about year ago right in the beginning of the genocide. in gazza and the talking points are still the same now, it's just happening in lebanon. i don't think the arab states are going to have much of an effect, because at the end of the day they pal around for what america wants and what israel wants, they're not going to stand in their way. the only ones willing to hold them accountable are ones who are actually prepared to defend themselves even if it require

his troops entered lebanon as an inter-arab deterrent force by decision of the arab league . the main epicenter of the confrontation was the lebanese capital, the observation post. and combat positions of the opposing sides were located on the upper floors of luxury hotels. the city was divided into two sectors: the eastern christian and the western muslim. in the summer of 1982 , israel once again invaded lebanon and its the army reached beirut. arafat's fighters left the capital of lebanon, but the civil war did not end. at the headquarters of the christian fallangist party, its leader, bashir shmeigel, who had just been elected president of lebanon, was killed. the blame for the murder was placed on palestinian militants who were hiding in the refugee camps of sabra and shatila on the outskirts of beirut. the kataep fallangists, with the support of the israeli army, entered the camps and, according to the un, killed more than 700 people. the palestinians called on october 24, 1983, in beirut, a truck with explosives under controlled by a suicide bomber broke through securi

amit the deafining silence of arab league. tehran lent all its support to the palestinian cause.hajj. perhaps one thing that sparked the flames of the first intefanda was a tragic incident that happened that year in mecca, saudi arabia. on july 31st. انقلاب واقع بشهد در زمان ستمشاهی شهدای بزرگ داشتیم و چه بعدش که می بینید که داشتیم شهدای بسیار ارزشمند داشتیم لاکن مسئله حجاز مسئله دیگری است غیر مسائل است همه از. acronym in arabic for islamic resistance movement emerged out of the first palestinian intafana in 1987. it was co-founded by sheikh ahmed yasin and six others, originally as local offshoot of egypt's muslim brotherhood. on may 2nd, 1998, hamas, still a flejuling group with less than decade since its formation, paid a visit to tehran to meet the leader of the islamic revolution, ayatollah said ali khamani. "the meeting happened when almost none of the leaders of the arab world took the palestinian interfada seriously. the leader of the islamic revolution, however, had a different opinion about the struggle, the group and its leader sheikh ahmed یاسین. iran pledged financia

the conflict in cairo at an emergency meeting the situation discussed by representatives of the arab leagueresult, they called on israel to stop. and if the invasion of lebanese territory. the state duma decided to give russian taxi drivers a green light, or at least a yellow one to start with, as the kommersant newspaper writes, a group of deputies proposed to soften the requirements of the taxi law, which came into force a year ago, for example, they want to reduce the frequency of health checks and the condition of the car. earlier, market participants indicated that this should be done daily, as required by law: self-employed people in personal cars simply can't, not with such a number of points. also, deputies propose to soften the requirements for pasting. and painting cars, and also allow the self-employed not to include their car in the taxi register. here, drivers complained that a car included in this register immediately loses 200-300 rubles in value. all this forced drivers to go to the gray market. now there are more and more communities and chats where drivers and passengers t

arab league member state and united nation member state like lebanon and still the american administrationto the defense of the security of the israelis, that that indicates who is the real reason for the stability and lack of security at the international level, and the saying goes, if you want to have peace, you need to get ready for the war, we are not warm. but also we will not allow those forces to snatch our right to live in independent and sovereign way, we are free people, the masses in all over the world after passing of one year of genocide inside gaza by israel, by israeli forces, today the matches of the world start from america and in indonesia, all of them a respectable their religion and respective of their of their race, they are all against the israeli narrative, they are cherishing the palestinian right, the oppressed right to live independent and sovereign and as as viable as any viable free nation of the world, today we have exhausted all diplomatic and political solution for for near about century and the and the internet community, they are by standards, united nation

the israelis could provide the security or is there a way that there's no way that an arab, the arab league would not be able to go in their and fight arabs are not going to fight fellow arabs. however reprehensible and extreme they are, they're not going to fight fellow arabs for israel, nor will the palestinian, not for israel. >> he introduced, well, i'm just saying like if we're going to try as a west of world to get to a post-war gaza it's not going to, obviously it won't work with the israelis occupying, right? >> we know what that looks like and it doesn't work. that's why the you think that's the only alternative way to achieve security? >> yeah. well, i'm not talking about settlements that you had settlements back when they occupied in the occupation the creation of security should be explicitly described as temporary and based on conditions, then once you have security, you can bring in palestinian security forces trained and equipped by the u.s. and the jordan international police training center. you can bring in forces and they will come in. that case, but they're not going to

sad to say, arab league countries led by questionable families were actively supporting iso in syria to wage war and establish whatever it is they wanted to establish through terrorism with the us largely arming and training them and everything else but pretending to be fighting them and fighting terrorism. in fact it was, it was the militias from iraq. hezbollah, iran and the wider, the wider resistance that ultimately sent iso packing, in the same way they sent al-qaeda packing, so that now all we really have left of al-qaeda, are some remnants which we call al-qaeda in the peninsula, ironically, predominantly in yemen, and their terrorist force that the president. was appointed and opposed to rule as a transitional president in yemen for one year, he relied on them a lot to keep him in power, of course the resistance, the houti sent that particular individual packing, he resigned much like the the the ethnic russian president of the ukraine went running home to to saudi arabia, but the rest of the world. said no, he's still the president so that they could justify their ongoing in

i've had that agreement, the arab league, and it's member states of warm separately for months about the risks of a regional war that no side will escape its consequences corner. and here we on today approaching closely the erupt. sion of such was due to the arrogance and recklessness of the leaders of the israeli occupation, who are insisting on setting fires in the region and not stopping at the crimes they committed and are still committing in gaza. nadine, i use rather they want to replicate the same brutal scenario in lebanon with complete impunity backed by the world's inability to deter that criminal behavior, violations of legal humanitarian and moral rules and yahoo and he's fellow activists from audits a phone express concerns the global scrutiny and the lack of american support may hinder israel's efforts. sessions over, we have very good friends across the ocean who are very interested in the fact that there will be no more. and therefore, you have to be accountable to them and limits yourself precisely in the formulation . some actions to a significant make sense or wash

i've had that a government, the arab league, and it's member states of one separately for months about the risks of a regional war that no side will escape its consequences corner. and here we are today, approaching closely. the option of such was due to the arrogance and recklessness of the leaders of the israeli occupation, who are insisting on setting fires in the region and not stopping at the crime. they committed on the still committing and gaza. nadine, i use robber, they want to replicate the same brutal scenario in lebanon with complete impunity backed by the world's inability to deter that criminal behavior, violations of legal humanitarian and moral rules, saying that he would do all this file and they don't have to be changed and any further media intervention with the situation and it has to be on the side, it is all the most we have intensified. our diplomatic efforts to stop is real. our foreign minister, head of national intelligence and other officials, are engaging in intensive contacts. the international community can no longer remain silent in the face of israeli ba

. >> here is what i would do differently i would take up the arab league, in their sense of having al conference of the united states should participate with those other countries and israel on future what palestine looks likes actively leading in that effort i think only way one way, argue should be different than biden administration. >> great to talk with you we so appreciate your time sir thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> ro khanna joining us. we'll be right back. your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! power's out! -power's out! power's out! -power's out comcast business has you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's up. let's power on! let's power on! let's power on! -let's power on! it's from the company with 99.9% network reliability. plus advanced security. let's power on! power on with the leader in connectivity. powering possibilities. comcast business. power's out. ♪ [music] i could lock up every door ♪ ♪ check again just so i'm sure ♪ ♪ watch ziggy from the plane ♪ ♪ ♪ my garage i could

are they going to live on after all that is happening, another very important statement from the arab leagueis... unconventional response, including an attack on israeli infrastructure. an iranian official said the us message was sent through qatar. tehran said the unilateral self-restraint phase was over because it did not meet national security requirements. the message also stressed that iran would not wants a regional war. not a conventional response, well, actually, in the language of strategic exchanges, a conventional response is a response with conventional weapons, and a non-conventional response is a response with weapons of mass destruction, including nuclear weapons, that is, this can be interpreted in such a way that iran, in general, is threatening a nuclear response, well, it is clear that israel has nuclear weapons, it is clear that iran has nuclear facilities that are now targets for israel, and israel has repeatedly said that it will destroy them, in fact, on the territory iran has many nuclear facilities, they are well camouflaged, and these facilities are, of course, loca

because today it is so, today they call for islamic unity, and tomorrow the well-known case in the arab leaguehat will happen, they also look at iran quite unfriendly. this is important when we talk about the muslim there, the arab world, muslim, but it is not arab, but now muslim unity does not exist in nature, that's it therefore, in the long term, iran is interested. i will remind you that, by the way, regarding the legalization of hamas, this was also candida rice, who knocked on the head of the israeli leadership and so on, in the nineteenth year netanyahu himself said, yes, in general, hamas does not bother us at all, because it allows a... to maintain a balance between hamas and fatah and on the west bank of the jordan river and so on, these statements were made, they can be found, but what is interesting is that there seems to be a conflict between iran and israel, and he has no conflict at all diplomatic format, from my point of view, if we are seriously trying to talk, guys, to act in the genre of leopold the cat, guys, let's live in peace, without the united states no war with iran

turkey, commercial and economic for now, well, plus to this i will note one more thing: lac, the arab league is now negotiating with the otg, the organization of turkic states, and for the arabs themselves, america has really lost some of its self-sufficient role, especially since saudi arabia's attitude to the brics issue is quite clearly defined, binsalman is the very same investigative principle. are engaged in investments, including in super-large real estate on the territory of the russian federation. moreover, i will say that the will of the judge had to participate in some negotiations, when there was a correct interest with the uae leader's attitude to our combat drones, in this case there is really a rapprochement on all fronts, namely with the eurasian bloc, and the states here somehow turn out to be superfluous at this holiday, and not at all the roosevelt era, not at all the time when oil was exchanged for bayonets, on this they asserted dominance in ... the world and i will finish by saying that russia is quite, including, as far as i know, because i cooperate a little with the

yeah, you kind i you know, if you hear this and you're at work or arab league done, yeah, that is coold you can see right now we're looking some of the footage of the flying overhead and look at that just the way they bank the side like that with such precision. >> just one side to the next. fascinating. that would be the part where they go upside down. that would be the part where i passed out that that, we do the end. yeah, i don't. i don't know how well mask would be filled with oxygen anymore. that's for sure. it's really extraordinary. so fun to get to watch them do their thing. such a privilege to have them here in the city. >> and so great to see everybody out enjoying it. what's your favorite part about all just the amount of people that come out and enjoy it because with the amount of families that come out here, the children that are here, they get inspired. that's your next blue angel, right? so a lot of these routes, i'm sure got to the show's before and said when i was a little kid. >> that's what i want to do. so your next move might be here in san francisco. i love that'

his troops entered lebanon as an inter-arab deterrent force by decision of the league of arab states. the main epicenter of the confrontation was the lebanese capital. observation posts and combat positions of the opposing sides were located on the upper floors of luxury hotels. city was divided into two sectors: the eastern christian and the western muslim. in the summer of 1982, israel invaded lebanon once again and its army reached beirut. arafat's fighters left the capital of lebanon, but the civil war did not end. the leader of the christian folongist party, bashir shmeigel, who had just been elected president of lebanon, was killed at the headquarters of the party. the blame for the murder was placed on palestinian militants who were hiding in the refugee camps of sabra and shatila on the outskirts of beirut. katayev's phalangists, with the support of the israeli army, entered according to the un, more than 700 people were killed in the camps. the palestinians say the figure is 3,500. on october 24, 1983, in beirut , a truck loaded with explosives, driven by a suicide bomber, br

great britain and france agreed on the seizure of the arab lands under the guise of the so called mandate of the league of nations. this bible play caused particular indignation in a rack, which was to get under the control of the british. in may 1921 rest with claim for independence broke out, both assuming and that she took part in it. soon the rallies turned into a real uprising against the invaders. more than 130000 people took up arms. britain urgently began to transfer reinforcements to a rack and used aircraft where it is war. secretary winston churchill birds the use of chemical weapons against the rebels. and general ser i on their hel dane bordered the destruction of any village where weapons were found. burning a village properly takes a long time, an hour or more according to size all day and recalled cynically. in his memoirs, the mediaeval girl, the paid off, the revolt was crushed. however, separate his empire had to make serious concessions. in 1921, it recognized the solve the 1st as the king of a rag time gave part of the power to representatives of the local population. v. a racket r

the abraham accords put israel in league with the gulf arab countries as a bulwark against iran.hat was the smartest thing. jerrod kushner did make it happen and it was an incredibly talented policy. he posted recently on twitter about this appeasement going on saying when hezbollah and hamas can't communicate with each other, can't communicate internally because of this pager thing that happened, and because so many people have been taken out, that is the know the time you retreat. anybody knows that. it's unbelievably terrible policy. from start to finish. stuart: let me comment a little bit, please, about the debate last night. i heard walz use the word "joy." >> [laughter] yes. stuart: i heard him say it once, maybe several times i don't know but is the joy part of the harris campaign losing steam? >> yeah, i think americans are kind of started off thinking wow, that's great. she's a fresh new face, and the media was 100% in for her, talking about this absurd joy comment. look at consumer sentiment. it's not particularly joyful right now, stuart. we have a whole bunch of prob

future differently, great britain and france agreed on the seizure of the arab lands under the guise of the so called mandate of the league of nations. this bible play caused particular indignation in a rack, which was to get under the control of the british. in may 1921 rest with claim for independence broke out, both assuming and that she took part in it. soon the rallies turned into a real uprising against the invaders. more than 130000 people took up arms. britain urgently began to transfer reinforcements to a rack and used aircraft radius war. secretary, winston churchill birch. they use of chemical weapons against the rebels. and general ser, i own their health gain border, the destruction of any village where weapons were found. burning a village properly takes a long time, an hour or more according to sized paulding recalled cynically. in his memoirs, the media build grow the paid off. the result was crush, however, separate his empire had to make serious concessions. in 1921, it recognized the solve the 1st as the king of a rag time gave part of the power to representatives of the local population. v a racket rev

league. coastal iran gol sapoosh yazd won 5-1 against shahri bandarbas sahib and claimed the championship title. the 40-year-old inchersta fak of the united arabrates and former barcelona player, who won the 2010 world cup with the spanish national team, officially took care of the world of football by releasing a video and announcing the organization of the premier basketball league. the zoban team, which was the proudest team in raqqa with 9 championships in the premier league , was dissolved, and earlier, the other prominent iranian basketball team was banned from participating in the premier league. tomorrow's morning call to prayer in tehran is 42 minutes long sunlight is at 6.5 minutes. dear viewers, while saying goodbye, i invite you to be a viewer of a special news talk conducted by my colleague ms. emami. greetings to you, mr. sadeghi. may you have a good time. god bless you . i say hello and time to all my colleagues in sima news broadcasting. i would like to say goodbye to the good viewers of national media of one tv channel and khabar channel who are accompanying us in a special conversation tonight as in previous nights . during t

united arab emirates, before that he spent 5 years in the japanese vissel kobe, and earned worldwide fame and legendary status in barcelona. with iniesta's catalan club , he won the champions leaguer times, and the national championship nine times, won the king's cup six times and the club world cup three times. the most decorated player in the history of spanish football announced his retirement with a video in which an artist paints a portrait of iniesta on the wall in a barcelona uniform with the number eight, upside down as a symbol of infinity and the inscription "to my future, october 8, 2024." however, never say never, the former goalkeeper of the polish national team of juventus, wojciechszczesny, who officially hung up his boots in august , decided to return to big football and not just anywhere, but to barcelona itself. the main the catalans' goalkeeper, marc andre terstegen, was out due to injury for an indefinite period and the club's management could not find a better solution than to call on shensny for help, and his compatriot, barca striker robert lewandowski, played a significant role in this. in the fortunate situation, there is another small nuance in the contr

arabs hope for independence. but the colonial power. so their future differently. great britain and france agreed on the seizure of the air of lands under the guise of the so called mandate of the league of nations. this bible play caused a particular indignation in a rack, which was to get under the control of the british. in may 1921 rest with claim for independence broke out, both assuming and that she took part in it. soon the rallies turned into a real uprising against the invaders. more than 130000 people took up arms. britons urgently began to transfer reinforcements to a rack and used aircraft, british war secretary, winston churchill birds, the use of chemical weapons against the rebels. and general ser i on their hel dane bordered the destruction of any village where weapons were found. burning a village properly takes a long time, an hour or more according to size paulding recalls ethnically. in his memoirs, the medieval girl, the paid off, the revolt was crushed, however, separate his empire had to make serious concessions. in 1921, it recognized the solve the 1st as the king of a rag time gave part of the power to representatives of the local population via racket. revolt

michigan might be out of our league, they should look elsewhere, turn new hampshire and virginia somewhere else. now they have reason to believe especially with the latest from the arab muslim leaders with trump over the weekend that they have a legitimate chance. >> i mean, if i was to go -- i don't know -- maybe -- maybe -- maybe trump pulls off victory there then. if democrats did win in north carolina -- >> yeah. >> -- i mean it starts to get interesting there. donald trump would have to win -- i mean, if you gave him nevada, he's at 271 without winning wisconsin or michigan. >> what we know is the early voting. what we know is the early voting for republicans nevada looks astoundingly good, and gives them a sense of optimism. maybe it will stop teasing and start delivering. >> all right. thanks. that was a workout. >> it's good. >> all right. now this -- >> we need to recognize that words matter. >> words matter. >> you've heard me say before in different context, the words of a president matter. >> well, president biden has often said the words of a president matter, but do they matter now? we're waiting a briefing from the white house. how will they respond to

united arab emirates, before that he spent 5 years in the japanese visel cuba, and earned worldwide fame and legendary status in barcelona. with the catalan club, iniesta won the champions leagueour times, won the national championship nine times, took the king's cup six times, and won the club world championship. his departure, the most titled player in the history of spanish football, announced with a video in which an artist paints a portrait of iniesta on the wall in a barcelona uniform with the number eight, inverted as a symbol of infinity and the inscription in my future, october 8, 2024. however, never say never, the former goalkeeper of the polish national team and juventus, wojciechszczesny, who officially hung up his boots in august, decided to return to big football and not just anywhere, to barcelona itself, the main goalkeeper of catalan. barca striker robert lewandowski. in the situation of the happy, there is one more small nuance. according to the contract with juventus, he had to spend one more season in the old signora, according to the terms of this contract, the goalkeeper, in the event of his return, must pay the turin club not much, 2 million euros. dmit