most the worsening of the arab-israeli conflict scared zelensky, not because he is a jew, but becausenot over. odelnik no. the united states decided to redirect as much as possible all financial assistance to israel there. and in ukraine there is no one left to fight, even with regular supplies of weapons and shells. 99% of helyanti is a volunteer. i only saw one volunteer yesterday, who said that his wife was fed up with him, and it happens that their husbands beat their wives, they say, take him away, he beats me and my daughter, and sometimes he beats his neighbors and the neighbors say: take him away, because he is a sadist, we have a society. but all this is trivial both for the american senators and for the senile biden, because the killed children, women, old people in the gas and for them these are collateral losses, and they have already been counted about 1,500 since the start of hostilities . nation as such, this is not a problem at all. ukrainians are fighting not for a better life for themselves, but for a better life for fat american wallets. meanwhile, at the end of 202

and for this reason uh i believe that we're on the verge of new era on the ev of new era in the arab israeli struggle where we will witness further retreat by the west and by israel and further assent by the eurasian powers and of course by the resistance movements in the region at the expense of american hegemony in the middle. all right, my final question to you, and thank you so much for giving us your time uh there uh jamal wakim, is what you mentioned about the uprooting of the palestinians uh we're looking at the two different uh countries, obviously uh we know egypt and uh jordan, but my question is regarding jordan, where you had uh, and this was um out there in the news, but it was not really reflected that much uh, perhaps uh, you can tell us what it means, where jordan has not only uh rejected that vehimently, uh was reported that they had deployed uh some of their military to the border with israel and the prime minister said that what israel wants to do uh in so many words is tantamon to to war. um is that how serious this is when it comes to israel's uh maybe uh mulling over an

itself. we must state the fact today that in fact there is a palestinian-israeli conflict, an arab-israeli have occupied for the time being, perhaps , but i want to go back to history a little, three wars between the arabs and the israelites were i looked, by the way, the losses in these wars, generally an interesting ratio, in the year forty-eight there was a two -year war, 7,500 israelis died during the six-day war, 800 people, arabs 4,000, 40,800, and during the year , respectively, the seventy-third year, judgment day, that means , 2,500 israelis, 1,800 arabs, all these wars were short-lived, and then, of course, the israelis and americans did the right thing, they first... an agreement with egypt and thereby brought egypt out of this whole conflict story in 1994 with jordan. israelis from the south, from the east, all issues of the world order seem to have been completely resolved for them, the problem remains, of course, with lebanon, so there is , unfortunately, very little hope that the arab world will show solidarity and force israel to take appropriate actions. and i think the nu

most of all, the worsening of the arab-israeli conflict scared zelensky, not because he is a jew, butause the ukrainian war is not over, but the stall is not. the united states decided to redirect as much financial assistance as possible to israel, so at least the results are visible there. i am allah, i am allah, i am allah. and in ukraine there is no one left to fight, even with regular supplies of weapons and shells. 9 99% of the clanists, i volunteer i just saw one yesterday who said that his wife was fed up with him, and it happens that their husbands beat their wives, they say, take them away, he beats me and my daughter, and sometimes he beats his neighbors, and the neighbors say: take them away, because he’s a sadist, our society is degenerating, the elite left and did not return, genetic slaves remain, they are ready to be under anyone, intellectual degenerates, intellectual... but all these are trifles both for the american senators and for the senile biden, because the murdered children, women, old people in gas and for them these are collateral losses, and they have alread

and the hidden causes of the arab-israeli conflict.n cubic meters of gas in the exclusive economic zone of gaza, whoever owns and governs palestine will distribute licenses for this development, watch in a few minutes, but just know that i am devoted to you with all my heart, and i will always love you, the main premiere of the year, don’t get too carried away with your little black one. he is impudent and arrogant, although he is not stupid. i forgot that such passions can be experienced. platon zubov is our man, it is he who is now close to the empress’s body. her love can be a reward. you need to have the correct understanding to form knowledge. are you seriously preparing? or punishment. nothing can be solved without them. everyone participates in everything. he had been visiting the patient for a long time. tear it out of the soup, there are rumors, your platosh is unclean, and if my little black one is taken away with evidence, i will remove it, i give my word, catherine, favorites, what are you doing here, in monday on rtp, we p

erdogan is consistently very hostile to israel, when there are any exacerbations of the arab-israeliflict, he always uses it in his populist goals in order to increase his electorate, plus, this is his ideological level and emotional level, we are talking about the enemy of israel. and even once he was noticed for his anti-semitic speech, it does not always manifest itself not so long ago, literally five weeks ago, he even met, met with netanyahu, because the relations between turkey and israel have improved, erdogan does not reject pragmatism, but he actually is a supporter of populism, and perhaps such a situation of collision may occur. with the turks, but we really hope that he will have enough rivets in the head so that this does not happen, but anything can happen, in any case erdogan, regardless of the very bad relations with israel, it was on his initiative that the deterioration of these relations took place, economic relations with turkey were preserved, so his pragmatism worked here , however, erdogan has his own interest, because turkey's trade with the countries of... th

the unfolding of this war, ha hamas against israel, or israel now against hamas, in arab-israeli andsion of the conflict in the middle east. well, i can say that it will be difficult to find opportunities for blinken, because israel, at least now, is not ready to make any concessions, and rather they want to use this moment to effectively solve most of the problems they face in the in connection with the palestinian-israeli conflict, and it cannot help but affect , objectively speaking, the situation in our country, objectively speaking, it cannot affect the situation with relations with the arab countries, because every day of this operation, the shelling, the bombing, the deaths, they are fueling the arab overlords and putting pressure, serious pressure on even moderate governments that are interested in cooperating with the americans. blinken has already made a statement about what he wants to say to the israeli leadership and how he sees the future resolution of this conflict. so let's listen to blinkin, we are fully focused on getting the hostages back, getting them back to thei

during the arab-israeli war, the israelis captured 77% of palestine. but then the relationship between. the soviet union has cooled down, and we do not believe that we are to blame for this. be that as it may, us president john kennedy provided israel with generous financial support, which the soviet union could not provide in such volumes. fast enough persuaded israel to cooperate with the united states of america. israel has become the us outpost in the middle east. dollars have appeared in israel, but the same problems and contradictions exist. not going anywhere. since 1967, as a result of the prayer blaze during the six-day war, israel defeated the arabs and began to control the entire territory of jerusalem. under the control of the country also. included the sinai peninsula, the west bank , east jerusalem, the dutch heights, as well as the gaza strip, which was previously under egyptian control. gaza strip - territory on the mediterranean coast allocated by the un for the creation of the arab state of palestine. it is separated from israel by a

as the arab-israeli conflict escalates, the number and scale of protests increase, with hundreds of protesterspport of palestine gathering outside new york's main station. demonstrators chant slogans : freedom for palestine, stop this, israel is a terrorist state. they are distributed to everything. shouts of criticism of the american administration, reinforced police units were pulled to the site of the action. in australia , pro-palestinian activists blocked trucks from entering the port. the vehicles were to be transferred to an australian relief ship for israel, however, canbera's assistance to tel aviv was met with massive protest from the population. solving problems the american way in panama , seventy-seven-year-old lawyer and university professor kenneth darlington from the united states shot and killed two environmental activists during their climate action. at first, the elderly man argued with the demonstrators, but could not stand it and grabbed his weapon. as a result, one person died and another is in hospital. darlington was taken into custody, charged with murder and illegal p

the decade, and it is unstable. some individual conflicts, because, let’s not forget that the arab-israeliorm of a clash between jews and arabs even before the second world war, lasted, began, became very active , after the second the entire bipolar system existed, then everything throughout the entire period of us dominance, now we see another escalation again, it’s not about specific conflicts, and in fact there were enough problems in the name of the bipolar world, the fact is that the system itself, in which we can actually recruit several players, there were two, either one, as the dominant united states, or there will be many, could gather together some specific rules and principles, to agree on something, now there is no such system, the united states itself, as the situation in the middle east also shows, cannot be a decisive provider of security and stability, it is not conflicts are not incapable of resolving, and a new configuration in which a group of states could agree on something has not yet been fully formed, so there will be enough shaking, in this sense for a long time, e

and just now the president’s friday words about the arab-israeli conflict, which is essentially a warscold him for a couple of days, but he is silent, at first he was silent because he was doing business and not ranting, but what lukashenko will say is this and that is exactly how he treats the events in the near future in the east and so it was, everything is clear to everyone, this is a disaster, the americans sensed a change in the situation in the world, multipolarity and so on, they really don’t need it, but how can they resist, so they are trying, as usual, to set these places on fire in, or maybe the third world war war, it can start from there, there is only one way out, it is necessary to create a palestinian state, since the decision was made in 1947, but why did we drive people underground and demand from them that they shout, hurray, hurray, you are israelis, well done, you're right. lukashenko says that the third world war may break out, although half an hour ago he was assessing newly built houses for belarusians, which means he is confident that he can... protect the co

the fact that some individual conflicts are breaking out, because, let ’s not forget that the arab-israeli, it began in the form of a clash between jews and arabs even before the second world war, it lasted, it began, it intensified very strongly, after the second the entire bipolar system existed, then throughout the entire period of us dominance, now we see again an escalation, it’s not a matter of specific conflicts, yes, in fact, there were enough problems during the bipolar world, the fact is that the system itself, in which we really can, there are several sets of players, there were two, or one, like the united states, the dominant one, or there will be a lot of people there, they could gather around certain rules and principles and agree on something, but now there is no such system. the united states itself, as the situation in the middle east also shows, can no longer be the decisive provider of security and stability; it is not incapable of resolving conflicts, but a new configuration in which a group of states could agree on something, has not yet fully formed, so shaking will

consist in the fact that some individual conflicts break out, because, let’s not forget that the arab-israelian in a good way, in the form of a clash between jews and arabs even before the second world war , it lasted, it began to intensify very strongly, after the second the entire bipolar system existed, then throughout the entire period of us dominance, now we see another escalation again , it’s not about specific conflicts, but in fact...’ there were enough problems even during the times of the bipolar world, the fact is that the system itself, in which it really can recruit several players, there were two either one, like the united states, is dominant, or there will be many, they could gather according to some certain rules and principles, agree on something, now there is no such system, the united states itself, as the same situation in the middle east shows, has already they cannot decisively be a provider of security and stability, they are not conflicts... they are not capable of resolving, but a new configuration in which a group of states could agree on something has not yet been

in 1948, when the first arab israeli war broke out, some of the... living in the newly established territory of israel sought refuge in neighboring countries. but those stayed established a society that is called the arabs of 48 or israeli arabs. the arabs who left in the occupied lands gathered in the city of nazaretth, a place known as the arab capital of israel. in the early 80s, when the militant leftist groups were nearing the end of their story, and one after the other sat at the negotiating table for peace, new generation that grew up under occupation, woke up and broke its silence, the tough living conditions. and the mushrooming israeli settlements on occupied lands served as reasons for a more active opposition to israel's rule. spontaneous popular movements here and there in palestine gradually turned into a nationwide uprising which became known as the intafada. a national uprising in which the new generation of palestinians, namely the youth born in the camp. camps and occupied territories formed its main body. the youth were looking for

around 250000 to palestinian refugees live in lab and on mostly in camps established after the 1st arab israeli war in 1948. many families have lived here for 4 generations. and as the fighting between hom, us and israel enters seconds a month, some of the come say they want to join the war against israel. dw special correspondent, i'm in ease of visited the board out by raj, refugee camp sides of the capital bay roof. and st. this report crossing and divorce. i'll put her off in the palestinian refugee camp giants of the palestinian cause brought you some say that 20000 people live here in less than 2 square kilometers. that would make it as dense as kansas city. the similarities between the 2 places are hard to miss. make shift block houses, narrow streets, un facilities providing 8 deep inside the maze of streets. we need an elderly woman who was born in parsha and present day is real, but was forced to flee in 1948 when she was just 2 years old. she's lived her whole life at the refugee and recent weeks. she's done little but watched the news and grief. and that's how much of the and i've b

the arab-israeli conflict is based on myths; not only are they extremely doubtful, but in addition, theyinue to be created to this day. and supplemented by myths, no less dubious, and often simply false, they say that the land is not getting cheaper, since the lord is no longer creating it, the holy land, this applies primarily turn, here are located the saints of not three religions, which are impossible to move or cancel, these shrines, watered with blood for their admirers, century after century and year after year , are becoming more and more precious, pretenders to the ownership of palestine base their claims on... the jews, as stated, are from here expelled by the romans back in the 1st century ad, and were deprived of the opportunity to return for almost 2 millennia, although at that time both jews and arabs were victims of anti-semitism. lenin and the jew or the arabs? in fact, as historians argue, jewish communities were quite themselves existed in the holy land in the middle ages, so there is no reason to talk about the exclusive rights to these territories of some other ethno-

but the tion wave, already as a consequence of the arab-israeli conflict, is greatly feared in the west, the prime ministers of britain and italy urgently signed an agreement with third countries to create refugee camps there, because , according to european officials, it is migrants who pose a total threat to the main democratizers; in almost every eu country, as well as in britain and switzerland, the number of robberies, but will the agreement help prevent crime, the answers are in the author's commentary by maria petrashko. hello everyone, i'm maria petrashko, tv news agency. let's talk about new trends in european fashion, for example, wearing mobile phones on a cord, just like mittens in childhood. and no, fashion magazines and couterier have nothing to do with it, fashion is dictated by the growth of pocket crashes and mobile crashes in the european union, the migration crisis is to blame, and how many illegal migrants there are in the european union. yes, no one really knows, they are clearly in trouble with employment , add ukrainians to the refugees from the middle east , the

the arab-israeli conflict is based on myths, not only are they extremely dubious, but in addition the continue to be composed and supplemented by myths that are no less dubious, and often... simply false, they say that the land is not getting cheaper, since the lord is no longer creating it , this concerns the holy land first of all, there are shrines of three religions located here, which are impossible to move or cancel, these shrines are watered with blood for their admirers, century after century and year after year they become more and more precious, claimants to the possession of palestine base their claims on historical and legal arguments, this is where it arose... the jews , allegedly from here, were expelled by the romans back in the 1st century ad, and were deprived of the opportunity to return for almost 2 millennia, however, then as victims of anti-semitism there were both jews and arabs. 4 to one. bravo mesalo. give it four to one. is this the difference between a roman and a jew? or an arab? in fact, according to historians, jewish communities existed quite well on the

thank you, it's not only the arab israeli war, i think the african diplomatic relation with israel finally broke when africa took a step against israel's support of the upper side regime in in south africa obviously in link with the us, i think that was the main reason why africa is... whole took a stand to say that we breaking of diplomatic relations with israel, i think that is more of a of of a reason for africa taking that stand. now let's bring in miss jamia gallant, we are witnessing the israeli apart regime committing unprecedented crimes against palestinians in the ghaza strip, now uh, unlike in 1973, we are yet to see african countries taking a united front. in ending ties with the israeli regime, what could be the reason behind this? okay, um, well, i think the world has changed since 19. 73 to be honest, i think all of the post colonial regimes that we have in africa at the moment has been bought by by big capital, so we we've seen an increase in neo imperialist interventions in africa, including including israel, and so we have kind of the condition under which the post colonia

responsibly and... as if an urgent problem for ourselves and for the whole world, this is not just an arab-israeliens a world catastrophe , it seems to me that more and more people understand this, recently we were, the delegation, that means the federal assembly of russia, was, was at the interparliamentary assembly in angola, in luanda, where dozens and dozens of delegations gathered there and spoke, which means the president of angola spoke, but when mr. pacheco spoke, he is now retired, his re-elected, uh, chairman of the interparliamentary assembly, he allowed himself a one-sided analysis of what happened at the beginning of october, and what continues, in fact, to this day, and somewhere more than half of the hall stood up, screams and curses were heard, and we seemed to uh participants an action that showed that the world is divided, the world is divided, and divided very emotionally, very severely, now we need to immediately cease fire, what both the president of russia and the minister of foreign affairs are talking about, uh, actually, it’s not just us who are saying this, it’s says a lo

the arab-israeli conflict rages on american platforms. was speaking in congress when protesters with placards burst into the meeting room and began demanding a ceasefire. of course, blinkin didn’t stop firing. the protest was eventually stopped. us vice president kamala haris is confident that president biden is a leader with a vision for the future, he has the ambition to meet the challenges of the planet, and the courage and skills to lead america forward, including the skills in using artificial technologies intelligence, literal translation. understand it as you wish. just before this statement , the ultimatum issued to biden by the national muslim democratic council, which includes democratic leaders, expired. the united states, the bottom line, is either joe will achieve a ceasefire in gas, or the muslim wing of the democrats will work against collecting donations and votes for the old man's re-election in '24. the problem for joa is that many of the muslims on the council represent swing states. ukrainians harbor a grudge against b

partners in the middle east, it is interesting that biden introduces into the context of this arab-israeliaggravation of the current one, he includes the american project to create a large transport and logistics system with the involvement of american partners and allies - in the middle east region , which should ensure the transit - of goods from india to the european union in the middle east market and it is interesting that, in general, an attempt to support the creation of a palestinian state simultaneously with such a generally active speaking in defense of israel 's current actions, this is, in general, a long game designed for the implementation of this large-scale investment trade project with transport and logistics new schemes that the biden administration is counting on and is putting forward as one of its key proposals to allies and partners in the region. i will quote my favorite quotes. from this article catches the eye. biden writes: the world is looking to us to solve the problems of our time, it is the responsibility of leadership, and america will lead. that is, it’s bid

the arab-israeli six-day war in 1967 showed mitopeld a bellicose face and elevated him to the rank of general of the israeli army. 1948. and they were like the gods of the olympus, they were young officers, you know, and they say they delivered the jewish state a silver platter to the jewish people so to speak, you know, and then that generation, those of uh , that group that remained in the military, 20 years later were generals, they were the ones who orchestrated and executed the 1967, the sixth day war, which of course was spectacular victory again, my grandfather signed the declaration of independence, he was also... a prominent zionist leader and he was one of the people who signed the declaration of independence of israel in 1948. my father was a zionist and and fighter for the zionist militia and then an officer in the israeli army, he dedicated his whole life to the state of israel, to zionism, and so he dedicated the second part of his life to this idea of ​​an israeli palestinian compromise where israel maintains red card from the israeli army it is possible, but after a wh

this area in at the end of the arab-israeli war in 1948 , it was under the control of egypt, and in the war of 1967, it was occupied by the zionist regime. and finally, in september 200, the zionists were forced to leave the gaza strip under the influence of the resistance of the palestinian people and...

. >>> want to bring in aaron david miller, served as a negotiator and senior adviser for arab israeli negotiations at the state department, helped formulate u.s. policy on the middle east and arab israeli peace, now a senior fellow in the american state craft program. thank you for joining us on this. i appreciate it. couple of things i want to talk through, i want to talk about what we heard from secretary of state tony blinken on the ground there in a second visit to israel since this war began. really walking this fine line of saying we're going to continue this bear hug diplomatic approach, we support israel no matter what, but acknowledging seeing palestinian children die every day, he sees his own children in those children as well. do you think the united states is where it needs to be diplomatically right now in its stance within this war? >> i think given the very emotional support of this president, who considers himself part of the israeli story for decades, that we're more or less in a place where we are. joe biden is, i think, caught between that support for israel, but c

the arab-israeli conflict is increasingly splitting the planet.ame under a wave of criticism for speaking out in defense of israel and condemning the hamas strike on october 7. muslims in different countries call for a boycott of mcdonald's and starbucks, such global brands as puma and nike, dior, lureal and other companies. and the president. turkey erdogan calls israel a terrorist state. israel is engaged in state terrorism. i say this clearly: israel is a terrorist state. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu responded in the opposite way. i must say that there are forces that support terrorists. one of them is turkish president erdogan, so we do not intend to listen to any teachings from them. israel's ground operation in the gaza strip continues. about, that in the conflict zone our correspondents from the arab side are evgeny poddubny and alexander belivov, and from israel sergey pashkov. stubborn street fighting in one of the once respectable neighborhoods of gaza, the army reports dozens of militants eliminated. the israeli army's own

this area was given to egypt at the end of the arab-israeli war in 1988 it was occupied by the zionistime in the six day war of 1966. and finally, in september 200 , the zionists were forced to leave the gaza strip under the influence of the resistance of the palestinian people, and after 38 days, with the withdrawal of the zionist forces, they were under the control of the palestinian authority. it placed. a year later, in the first free elections of this region, the overwhelming majority of people voted for resistance. it was this victory that turned gaza into the center of the struggle against the zionist occupation in the region, and why they could not stop this victory, to the regret of hamas , came to power and two factions were created between ramallah and gaza. i can't judge. maybe some people blame the palestinian side and hamas, and some people blame america for not following up. some people may blame israel . the zionists were lying. they and their allies did everything to do not allow the resistance to take power in gaza. from the beginning, they refused to accept the resul

most of all, the worsening of the arab-israeli conflict scared zelensky, not because he is a jew, but, the united states decided to redirect all financial assistance to israel as much as possible, at least the result is visible there, i allah. and in ukraine there is no one left to fight, even with regular supplies of ammunition to weapons. 99% from helyanti, a volunteer just yesterday. 99% from clanists. i just saw one volunteer yesterday, who said that his wife was fed up with him, and it happens that husbands beat their wives, they say, take him away, he beats me and my daughter. but it happens that he beats his neighbors, and the neighbors say: take him away, because he is a sadist, our society is degenerating, the elite has left and is not has returned, genetic slaves remain, they are ready to be under anyone, intellectual degenerates, intellectually, not cooler, but all these are trifles for both american senators and for the morasmatic biden, because the murdered children, women, old people in the gas and for them this is an attendant, and they have already been counted at abou

creation of a palestinian state with its capital in east jerusalem is the only way to resolve the arab-israelinflict, the conclusion reached by the brix leaders at an emergency virtual summit and the minister of foreign affairs of islamic countries in moscow - studied by nikita korzun. hello, the tv information service welcomes you, this is the program today in the studio of eliir efenziev. moscow and dushanbe will continue to develop cooperation in the security sphere, including in defense, the fight against terrorism and drug trafficking. vladimir putin announced this today following the results. with the president of tajikistan, imali rakhmon, who arrived in russia on an official visit and brought with him almost the entire government of the country. the work schedule was busy, the leaders signed a whole package of bilateral documents. in on osipov about strategic and allied relations between states. the grandson of the president of tajikistan was greeted by a company of honorary carua and a military orchestra that performed anthems two countries. these honors are not just a tribute to the

arab world, the palestinian refugee camp in the north of the gaza strip appeared after the first arab-israeli war in 1948, the year it is called the intifada of stones, then the reason for the unrest and the beginning of the armed confrontation was a series of tragedies , the murder of an israeli working a shift home, in gaza it was considered that this was a planned act of intimidation, the very next day the refugee camp was engulfed in unrest, a spark. the first uprising against the israeli occupation of the palestinian territories lasted 6 years, food is running out, there are shortages of fresh water, and gas does not help in the south, there are no security zones left in the enclave, tel aviv hits the north more, but that part sector, which is closer to the egyptian border under fire from the israeli army. palestinian president mahmoud abas demanded permanent humanitarian access to gas. in addition, the scale of ground combat is expanding, and this leads to an increase in the number. they restrain the enemy with maneuverable defense, preventing them from gaining a foothold on the salahad

the soviet union recognized israel on may 26, 1948 and was on its side during the first arab-israeli relations began to deteriorate, in fifty-two with the coming to power in egypt free officers led by nassar, the ussr went over to the arab side for a long time. diplomatic relations with israel were interrupted. three times, first in february '53, after jewish extremists threw a bomb at the soviet embassy in tel aviv. then the ambassador's wife suffered from the explosion. then in 56-5, after the soviet crisis, the triple aggression against egypt. and in june sixty-seven they were torn apart for a quarter of a century after the six-day war, or, as they believed in moscow, unilateral israeli aggression against egypt. the campday agreements of 1978 can be considered a diplomatic success for the americans, on the basis of which six months later, egyptian president anwar saddad and israeli prime minister menachim begen signed a peace treaty in washington. cairo and tel aviv have established diplomatic relations. israel began a phased withdrawal of troops from the sinas peninsula, which wa

according to investment strategists, the escalation of the arab-israeli conflict has returned to theh assets. in the longer term, we have a positive view on gold, we believe that by the end of the twenty-fourth year the price of gold will rise to $2,100 per troy ounce. we also believe that gold is a good instrument for protection. inflation, if we talk about the ruble price of gold, analysts agree that the accumulation trend began to intensify due to the growth of geopolitical tensions, after the freezing of part of russian international reserves with the west, different countries began to return gold and buy it from abroad; according to the world gold council, the demand for metals from central banks has increased by 14% since the beginning of the year, and will only increase further . vladimir putin congratulated the russian science foundation on its tenth anniversary. the telegram was published on the kremlin website. the president noted the significant contribution of the fund to the development of modern technologies in the country. the head of state emphasized that it is necess

mission leaves the jewish state as a sign of expressing the position of official oman regarding the arab-israeliemns the actions of the army in the palestinian authority, which lead to a humanitarian catastrophe, but earlier, for the same reason , the ambassadors of chile and colombia left for their homeland, but the bolivian government took a more radical step, officially. this is the program today, then sports news. the new freebet doubles your first deposit to... get it instantly, it will double your deposit without options. news time especially for ntv, in the studio of dmitry tomnyakovsky. hello. in the next 5 minutes, we will discuss the most exciting events from the world of sports, and also study the most interesting odds from the bookmaker winline. in the russian football cup , the group stage of the rpl journey is coming to an end, the final tour representatives of group c opened. in kaliningrad , baltika and akhmat argued for second place. the owners to get to the top. for the playoffs it was enough not to lose in regulation time, but they exceeded the task and gave the fans a bright

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the threat could come from western iraq, more specifically from shia militias there, and from arab israeli. warming up the situation from within is not at all illusory. scenario: the most dangerous fronts are controlled by a strong regional power, iran, which, unfortunately, is supported by such great powers like russia and china. until recently, we considered moscow and beijing our friends, but unfortunately, we were mistaken. i repeat, israel cannot shake the feeling of a new existential threat, to be or not to be, that is the question. today we should talk about a real existential threat. especially residents of the gas sector. the israeli minister of heritage affairs recently stated that israel has two hundred nuclear bombs and even proposed dropping one of them on the gas strip. what's happening today appalling and completely unacceptable. a real existential threat now looms over the palestinians, who are facing ethnic cleansing and whom netanyahu appears determined to dislodge entirely. gas palestinians there are dealing with genocide, ethnic cleansing and experiencing all the hardsh

indicative precisely in the media, that they do everything, everything that concerns israel and the arab-israelit clear to the world what is really more important for them, and for them of course, israel is more important than ukraine. and this cannot be ignored, in fact, a very large-scale conflict with far-reaching consequences could arise there, of course, that gai-type submarine that is now operating in this operational area is not has bollitic missiles on board, there is no need for this, yes, but tomahawks are again not some kind of miracle weapon, we have long known how to fight them, we have successfully shot them down in the syrian sky, intercepted them, including launched ones americans, the iranians also know very well how they do it, by the way, no one says how many iranian submarines there are, diesel ones, which are quite capable of sinking this same american boat, now look, after all, they don’t have only iranian anti-ship missiles. and according to some information, syria also gave them some modern anti-ship missiles, very modern, i won’t name which ones, so everything is really

let us begin with the most important event of the history as we speak of the arabic israeli entity struggle in all of its years since the founding of the temporary entity of... designist occupation, how did you personally perceive the al-aqsa flood operation on october 7? in the name of allah, the most gracious, the most merciful, what happened on the 7th of october this year is the most significant event i have witnessed in my life, and that is to see the brave islamic resistance led by muhammad and his brothers in theagaza strip, launching from the sky and on the ground and from every corner towards the land of palestine since 1940. they entered a battle not only on the lands occupied in 1967 but also on the lands occupied in 1948. this gave this movement a greater dimension than just resistance. it reached the level of liberating palestine. many consider this event major surprise, but i believe what happened on october 7th is two surprises, not just one. the first surprise is the audacity and initiative of the gaza strip resistance, and everyone followed remarkable details about how it w

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