, man has used clay dishes in everyday life. clay pots were made in ancient greece, egypt, china, assyria and other countries of the ancient world. dishes made of natural clay are in demand today, there is nothing surprising in this: there is no alternative to a living, breathing product made by modern craftsmen. the moment we work on pure clay, that is, we don't have any additives, so the clay retains its natural properties, and the properties, well , what's unique about it, is that you pour tea, brew a cup of tea, your tea stays hot for a long time and at the same time tasty, and you put the baking pot in the oven, the food also turns out tasty, you put flowers in a vase, they look completely different than in a glass vase, but i think this is probably what makes this enterprise unique, their flowers grow in our pots well, because it is quite, how strong, but so euphoric material, it lets moisture through, that's why well enough lets through as much as it should, the product breathes, lets through moisture, lets through air, that 's probably the uniqueness of this red clay. of this whol

the deaths of the tigris and the euphretes, what will the future hold for the people of iraq and assyriacrossing between the occupied west bank and jordan, but left at least three israel is dead. french for right leader marine lepen calls for referendum on key issues to break the political deadlock in france amid anti-government protests.

the president of assyria definitely does not want to lag behind world trends. a goal has been set.2035, 40% of electricity should be produced from renewable sources. and now we will build, here is the passion for megaprojects, of course, the largest solar park in africa, yes, in the world it occupies an honorable fourth place, however, its share in the total volume of generation in egypt is only 2.5-3%. the energy of the sun, water and wind so far provides only a tenth of the electricity produced in the country. the civilization of the ancient egyptians left many remarkable achievements, but perhaps their most significant contribution was to the spiritual culture of mankind. the ancient egyptian religion of the earliest historical times contained many moral values ​​and ideals that had common features with later religions that appeared in the middle east. in judaism, christianity, islam. the first image of monotheism appeared in egypt even before the reign of the torah, and even more so the birth of jesus, when almost 3,500 years ago, pharaoh akhenaten overthrew the pagan pantheon

long ago , the first stage of the aquafarm was opened, which, like everything else with president assyria, is the largest, that is, the largest on the planet, its area can be compared with the territory inside the garden ring in moscow. the farm has already met the country's needs by 3/4, and in the coming years it will become one of the world leaders in exports fish shrimp. as expected, this gigantic production is under the control of the military. but with the weapons of the largest army in africa, everything is more complicated, they have to buy from other countries, including russia. in terms of numbers, this is an army of almost half a million. and our military in cairo

in the middle area of france, basically at the neighborhood which is located in the middle area of assyriasraeli cuvition forces, we are talking about more uh we are talking about more uh ambushes executed by the palestinal positions, particularly when they are able to drag and to lar the israeli forces in... to some kind of as you trapped houses, so uh today we have two counter attacks carried out by the palestina resistance, there needless to mention that multiple palestinian factions also continue to hit and target more israeli tanks on the ground in the same area, so all these counterattacks are still underway by the palestiny resistance actually refute the israeli allegations that they are a achieving the goal of radicating the palestinian resistance from from rafah city. welcome back, it's really security forces have attacked protesters demanding the regime to secure the release of the captives held in gaza. rallies were held in several occupied cities including tel aviv and alcowarts. zanis police forcibly dispassed the protesters and attacked the former iof chief of staff dan halut

situation is extremely difficult and abysmal for the palestinian people particularly though so... in raf assyriaunder the ongoing israeli brutal attacks and the catastrophic humanitarian conditions there and even when it comes to the middle area of gaz strip the israelion forces continue to commit more crimes against the palestinian people, in particular when it comes to anusar refugee camp whereas the northern b of that refugee camp was subjected to more horrifying attacks by the israeli artillery leaving at least a palestinian civilians killed as a result of that brutal attack which was carried out. against st andwere area which is located in anosarati fiji camp uh similar to what is going on in city the israel incubation forces are still attacking and hitting the northern part of we are talking about roughly six consecutive months of this ongoing and daily attacks carried out by the israeliviation forces against the nosar we are not talking about the artining we are talking about constant and consistent israeli air strikes and air rates hitting more palestinian residential buildings a daily b

it somehow come out usurping more land whether be chunks of you valleys in lebanon or or trunks of assyria or more of palestine and we after every conflict it's annexed chunks of of and occupied more parts of uh palestinian territory um so is that what it's after? is it after land? mean, how does it benefit the regime, 11 months of genocide in gaza? there is a consensus that it's been a genocide from world leaders, from international bodies, from every single uh dimension of the united nations, whether it's the refugee arm or the human rights arm of the united nations, all agree that this is it's been a vicious, a catastrophic campaign of genocide against palestinians, it's irreparably... destroyed anything left of israel's image and standing in the world theater, so so what is there left for the regime? and how can it pull and does it feel like it? what do you think from your perspective, and it could differ from john bostinches and our other guests or other viewers, your personal perspective, what do you think the regime is after when people say it wants wider regional conflict? how coul

areas controlled directly by israel, including gaza and the west bank, but also you in jordan, in assyria and labanon, palestinians in that region are are outnumbering the... jewish palestinians and of course this is a big part of what is driving uh israel at this point, they are of dealing with the fact that they the jewish palestinians in israel are becoming a minority compared to the palestinians under their control, and how long can they maintain israel as a jewish supremist state, if they are outnumbered by palestinians, so this i think is a big part of what is. the israeli government, the israeli people, the jewish israel people to want to essentially eliminate many palestinians and eliminate the entire population of gaza by direct extermination, by making life impossible to live on that piece of land, eliminating all life support systems, all cultural inheritance ' all hospitals, all education, all sports events, all things that make life livable and pleasant and agreeable to eliminate all that, and and eliminate that population, and and make them flee, whether to the si desert or

assyria, killing at least nine people. this attack happened this afternoon when thousands of pagers reportedly belonging to members of hezbollah detonated without warning. officials in lebanon say the explosions killed an eight year old girl. more than 2500 people were wounded. >> a large number of injured are coming to the hospitals. they were primarily injured in the explosion of pagers they were carrying. the numbers that arrived at the emergency rooms are very big. >> hezbollah immediately blamed israel for the explosion, suggesting israeli forces hacked into their new pager network or tampered with the devices. the group senior leaders say they were not hurt, and they are vowing revenge, claiming israel will receive, quote, retribution for this sinful aggression. end quote. so far, the israeli government has not commented on the attack. >> tonight, the u.s. is denying any involvement in that deadly attack in lebanon and say officials did not know about the incident in advance. >> i will say that our overall policy rem

underneath of the bushes and retrieve golf balls live a seven -year-old can do that, there's a reason that assyrianot play out exactly like it did today. but somewhere along the line, the secret service is broken, why these very basic situations are being played out are not be the basic situations that is i security survey should be built around, is beyond me. this speaks to the lack of leadership and foresight on behalf of the senior leadership at the u.s. secret service know people are being allowed to resign with impunity. i would happen today what happened to month ago, people just going to be afforded the opportunity to simply walk away from the job we know professions inches this is absolutely unacceptable. >> we thank you richard so much for your expertise today and appreciated in the second hour a big weekend show, against right now. >> how far away was the president was donald trump when this gentleman was caught? >> are probably between three and 500 yards. both the rifle and a scope like that, that is not a long distance. >> hello everyone i'm moll

forget this, that we are greeks, that we carry culture, because there were ancient civilizations, assyriaancient egypt, where they, from these peoples, from this, from these languages, there is no trace left, the greeks, as an ancient nation, preserved their language, preserved their culture, and i am proud of this, i can say with sovereignty, i am a happy person, i can do everything, god gave me everything, and what more do you need for happiness? ε χρόνια είναι και χρόνια είναι και favorite corner where you can relax your soul and body, does not necessarily have to be big. this is a place where you just forget about all the problems. the village of spasskoye, privolzhsky district, samara region, for its residents, is just such a place. the history of the village of spasskaya began in 1783. then in the village of annina a wooden church of the savior was built and equipped. in honor of which the village began to be called annina spasskaya, since the 19th century it received the name spasskoye. victor and tatyana sklyar walked a long way to their shared happiness, but they quickly chose a