cnn is covering the breaking developments as only we can cnn's ben wedeman, nic robertson, and nada bashirre in the middle east. camila dechalus is standing by watching response from the white house and our military and global affairs experts are here as well. we started beirut though with cnn senior international correspondent, ben wedeman, bethlehem let's start first with what we know about the success, the effectiveness as we should describe it of this attack, what people killed in lebanon? >> but in terms of the effectiveness, victor, we don't know yet what we know is in hezbollah has put out several statements saying that they're can their military strikes have been completed successfully. they say they launched more than 320 missiles at 11 military targets it gets along the border with israel, all of them for instance surveillance observation, and air control posts along that border. and they said that the purpose of those 11 strikes was to open the way for drones. it said to go into the heart of israel. one statement claiming that the target of those strikes in the heart of israel,

new faces bowling like old hands, shoaib bashir perfect.r is reported to have moved this painting of margaret thatcher from her old office in number ten. there�*s been no official comment, but sir keir�*s biographer has suggested the labour leader was less than comfortable with lady thatcher staring down at him. it�*s annoyed some conservatives, but the man who painted the portrait, richard stone, isn�*t too worried. my sense ofjudging a good portrait — if you sense you�*re in the presence of that person, all so he could bowl again, fast. gone! stone�*s return to the england team was hastened by injuries to others. any fortune, success here was hard earned and joyfully received. grim stuff, though, for sri lanka. england�*s bowlers kept coming. matthew potts there, and now gus atkinson. yep, he takes wickets too. new faces bowling like old hands, shoaib bashir perfect. now, it�*s been a tough test for england�*s stand—in captain, but when 0llie pope took aim here, his throw was delayed, but true. a run out and sri lanka�*s day mainly that.

you and i know who josh shapiro, andy bashir, all those people are.ar with them. if it's josh shapiro, for example, introducing him to not only democratic voters but swing voters and figuring out how that working relationship goes. >> right, well, we'll see. tuesday could be a big day. obviously they be a lot of momentum on the campaign as the fund-raising numbers show. probably want to continue that. national politics reporter for the hill, julia manchester, really appreciate it. and still ahead we'll go live to cnbc for an early look at the markets plus what's triggering renewed fears of a possible recession for investors. "way too early" will be right back. s. "way too early" will be right back this charmin ultra soft smooth tear has wavy edges. it's no ordinary square. charmin ultra soft smooth tear has wavy perforations that tear so much better, with more cushiony softness. enjoy the go, with charmin. >>> all right, if you want to make some serious money this segment is for you. it's business. and for that let's bring in cnbc's silvia amaro live

i believe he brings a huge dynamic and the harris and bashir ticket would b unbeatable.oth would be dynamic candidates. we like tim walz from minnesota. we think he's an awesome guy for labor, 100% behind labor, and those would be our top two if we had to pick any. ultimately, look, i mean vice president harris has to pick who she's most comfortable with because it's her running mate and serving with. you know, that's who we believe would be best for labor and for working class people, but, you know, that's her decision. >> you didn't mention the pennsylvania governor josh shapiro. he has been supportive of private school vouchers, not something the teacher unions are a fan of. understandably. >> yeah. that's a struggle, yeah. >> are there any other union issues in his history? >> i mean, i just -- you know, one of the bigger ones is the school vouchers, obviously. i mean, you know, i don't believe that, you know, that, you know, public education should be -- it's been under attack under republican administrations forever, but they want to pass vouchers so the rich peopl

the civil war has its origins in the ousting of president 0mar al—bashir in 2019. country entered a spiral of instability, with tension escalating between the military and civilian leaders. a transitional government was formed by both sides, but it was overthrown after a military coup on october 25th, 2021. the sovereignty council took over governing the country, with abdel fattah al—burhan acting as de facto ruler. his deputy was the commander of the rapid support forces, mohamed hamdan dagalo, known as hemedti. despite the reassuring words, a power struggle between the two leaders erupted into a full—blown civil war in april 2023. men shout the violence that followed engulfed huge areas of sudan and has left the country on the brink of collapse. after only a few weeks of fighting, just a handful of the 88 hospitals in khartoum remained open, according to sudan's doctors union. aliaa hospital is one of the most important — not only in omdurman, but in the whole of sudan. it was still repeatedly attacked, according to dr manahel. despite constant danger, medical st

is covering the breaking developments as only cnn can, cnn's ben wedeman, nic robertson, and nada bashir are in the middle east. camila dechalus is standing by with the response from the white house and our military and global affairs experts are here with us as well. let's begin on bail hey, route with cnn's senior international correspondent, ben wedeman. ben, we were just mentioning hezbollah's leader is saying that this is just the first phase. the question is what happens from here on out? >> this was a statement, amara, that was put out this morning by hezbollah on its telegram channel that saying that this is just the first phase in their revenge against israel for the 30 these have july killing of a senior hezbollah military commander here in beirut they shed said that that phase has been completed successfully during it, according to the statements put out today, 300 more than 320 missiles fired at israel at 11 separate israeli military targets along the border. purpose of that, according to those statements, was to allow drones to go into the depth of israel. they mentioned in

let's go now to cnn's nada bashir, who is joining us live from cairo, not give us the perspective from where you are well, look, we knew that the talks over the last few days have been focused on those so-called bridging proposal put forward by the biden administration to try and now how are the gaps and the disagreements between israel and hamas? >> and as you mentioned, one of those key sticking points is the presence of israeli troops in the philadelphi corridor, a buffer zone separating chip from southern gaza. now according to israeli sources and israeli delegation has put forward a revised proposal which would seek a reduced presence of israeli the troops and a reduced number of military posts on the philadelphi corridor we understand according to sources and according to officials and hamas, in fact, that hamas yeah, shouldn't will be arriving in cairo on saturday to hear these proposals from egyptian mediators regarding the philadelphi corridor. but it's important to know that hamas officials half previously rejected any suggestion of a long-term presence by israeli troops with

bashir byazar, and but before we leave, i want to talk about, you have..." clip actually that you haveut palestine that we're going to show, can you tell me a little bit about it? because of my passion for music, i've spent years in music production and occasionally performed under a stage name. interestingly, one of the pieces i produced about seven years ago was about palestinian children. at that time the current genocide wasn't happening, it was a limited attack. is called child killing and is in both persian and english. i think it's worth listening to and watching this music piece to expose the face ofir atrocities. love is making a shift over my head over my head when the morders come take me away life is mama's smile. see me still alive keeping her faces from hope i'll be soon arive homies where i wake up every now and again counting my family how many to remain time is up now when you got no future let's fight to make sense of death and the torture, love is still alive, mama's wish may come through, papa please arrive, oh we god is you, not sounds the door, i turn a look back,

we're seeing gus atkinson, we've seen shoaib bashir, we've seen jamie smith this summer.in the squad for the first time. so no doubt we'll see a new fresh player. and i have no question with this management group in charge of the test team, whoever they bring in, he'll do a good job. well, ahead of that test series against sri lanka — there'll be a familiar face in the opposition�*s changing room. sri lanka have appointed ian bell as their batting coach for the upcomning series. he'll begin his role on friday — with the first test starting next wednesday. bell played 118 tests for england between 2004 and 2015. james anderson might have played his last game for england but he is considering a move into white—ball franchise cricket. the 42 year retired from internationals earlier this summer as the most prolific fast bowler in test history with 70k wickets, but says he hasn't ruled out playing in shorter formats. his last t20 match was 10 years ago. two days into the tour de france femmes, dutch cyclist charlotta khul brought up her second stage win, but she hasn't claimed

judge blasts the bbc for blowing more than £600,000 on legal battle to keep martin bashir under wrapsof familiar with the story, the bashir's 1995 familiar with the story, the bashir's1995 panorama interview with princess diana, in which the princess famously declared there were three of us in the marriage, obviously referring to her. prince charles and camilla. it emerged that bashir had shown diana's brother, earl spencer, forged bank statements to make diana think that her inner circle was selling her secrets. so we. yeah, so that's the that's sort of the backstory of this. >> unbelievable. well, it's so bleak that he would have done that to you. >> yes , exactly. but it's also >> yes, exactly. but it's also 1995. things were different, i guess. things go off the rails for the bbc. yeah, the bbc in the 80s, there were other bigger things going on. i have a lot of, you know, whenever it's very , of, you know, whenever it's very, quite toxic. i think anything happensin quite toxic. i think anything happens in the 90s or the 80s, 70s. happens in the 90s or the 80s, 705. i happens in t

bashir byazar, and uh, but before we leave, i want to talk about, you have a clip that... child killing watching this music piece to expose the face of zionism and their atrocities. over my head, over my head, when the morders come, take me away, life is my smile, see me still alive, keeping her faces from soon arise, homies when i wake up every now and again counting my family. how many to remain? time is off now when you got no future, let's fight to make sense of death and the torture, love is still alive, mama's wish may come true, papa please arrive oh you god is you knock kock sounds the door i turn a look back i know what it means my dad's friends in black home is where i wake up waiting for my turn life has come to an end papa well return we live in interesting times when murdering anyone from babies to journalists, from artists to the elderly. can be shown live and allowed to continue, however, posting about or protesting against the genocide becomes illegal, but it takes people who are willing to pay the price for telling the truth to continue to expose the crimes of the zioni

. >> it includes pete buttigieg, andy bashir, minnesota governor tim walz, jamie pritzker, mark kelly, josh shapiro. >> who do you think it would be? >> if i had a pick and laying the money down, i think it would be tim walz because there is some worry about governor shapiro being jewish and muslim american voter in his michigan. you get him in minnesota but you book end to those states. >> the president of the united automobile union which endorsed kamala harris weighed in. >> i believe harris bashir would be unbeat able. i believe both would be dynamic candidates. we like tim walz also, 100% behind labor. those would be our top two. >> harris plans to campaign alongside her running mate tuesday in pennsylvania kicking off a battle ground state tour. >> after they leave philadelphia, they're going to wisconsin, michigan, north carolina, georgia, arizona, nevada. they have a full week in the battle ground states that push forward. >>> heading in, the latest poll shows harris gained momentum. she has a one point edge over former president trump among likely voters nationally. president

media. 8 years after the independence of south sudan in april 2018 and with the departure of omar al-bashirm power in sudan, khartoum decided to the zionist regime to it should be recognized with the aim of receiving financial aid from america and improving the economic situation , despite the promises made by donald trump's government to the temporary mechanism in this country and to satisfy this country with the precondition of normalizing relations with the zionist regime. he wanted to move the atmosphere in the direction of normalization of relations and this issue will cause the economic problems of this country to be resolved over time and provide economic support to this country. but this action was not carried out in the following years, and even though a normalization of the liquefaction to a limited extent actually took place, it did not happen. and the promises were not fulfilled . the us treasury department's website shows that washington has sanctioned various sudanese individuals and institutions on more than 10 occasions in the last 3 years. they are hundreds of kilometers ap

numan bin bashir, the former emir of kufa, wants to return asra to medina according to their own wishes, but many may not know that the return journey of usra's caravan from syria is the beginning of the formation of a movement that is known today as the arbaeen hosseini walking tradition after centuries. . in the year 61 ah, 40 days have passed since the terrible event of ashura. jabir bin abdullah ansari, a companion of the messenger of god , may god bless him and grant him peace, along with his student ati ofi, a few days after the news of the imam's martyrdom arrived from medina. they set out for karbala due to old age, blindness, distance from the road and suffering from oppression. according to history, jabir bin abdullah ansari was the first pilgrim to the tomb of imam hussain (as) in the year 61 ah, and the first pilgrimage letter of sayyed al-shahada (as) was left in his memory, which was narrated by ati ofi, a great scholar and famous islamic scholar. the first person who succeeded in reaching karbala on the day of arbaeen, what a great man he was and what he did. when we come

governor andy bashir of kentucky, roy cooper, jamie risk or of illinois, john schapiro of pennsylvania tim wilds of minnesota, gretchen witmer of michigan, mark kelly from arizona, gina romamondo, and pete buttigieg from indiana. who do you think she should pick? >> two answers. one, a collective answer of a subset of washington post columnists, we did a kind of little paul which was published yesterday or last night. to prompt. we did a survey of a bunch of columnists, who would you pick? we tabulated, it was choice voting and one of these comp located systems but mark kelly came out first. .. first. he came out on top with the most first-place votes. second was andy beshear. he did not have the second most first-place votes, but his total is total was second. third i believe was schapiro and i forget whoas the others but, i mean, the others were tim walz from minnesota and a couple of others. but those first three were well ahead of the others. i certainly see the arguments for kelly. i'm not entirely sure that he puts arizona back in play the way it was last time, when biden won it

josh shapiro, minnesota governor tim walz, illinois governor jb pritzker, kentucky governor andy bashir, arizona senator mark kelly, and transportation secretary pete buttigieg. so kamalamenon, keep practicing that phrase , the harris campaign is feeling very positive about the momentum here. today polling expert nate silver officially changed his assessment of the 2024 race saying he no longer believes that donald trump is favored to win the race, he considers this contest a tossup. the harris campaign is clearly looking for expanded path to victory potentially opening up the electoral map to include some of the states that barack obama won in 28 and 2012 today harris hired several legendary veterans of obama's campaigns to round out her own campaign staff, those new hires include david plus, obama save -- farmer campaign manager and jennifer palmieri, the former communications director for both hillary clinton and barack obama. so with each day it becomes clear that the thing the internet has dubbed the kamalanomenon that that thing is real and showing no signs of going anywhere anyti

yazid, who sees the sedition of the people, asks numan bin bashir, the former emir of kufa, to return asra to medina according to their wishes. but many may not know that the return journey of the osra caravan. is known today as the arbaeen hosseini walking tradition after centuries. in the year 61 ah, 40 days have passed since the day of ashura. jabir bin abdullah ansari, a companion of the messenger of god, may god bless him and grant him peace ali, along with his student ati ofi , left for karbala a few days after the news of imam's martyrdom arrived from madinah . old age, blindness, distance from the road, and oppressors like yazid ibn ziyad did not prevent him from this journey. according to history, jabir bin abdullah ansari was the first pilgrim to imam hussain's tomb in 61 ah. the first pilgrimage letter of sayyed al-shahada (peace be upon him) is left in his memory, which was narrated by ati ofi, a great scholar and famous islamic scholar. the first person who managed to reach karbala on the day of arbaeen , what a great man he was and what he did. when we come back if you r

in april 2018, with omar al-bashir stepping down from power in sudan, khartoum decided to recognize the zionist regime, with the aim of receiving financial aid from the united states and improving the economic situation, despite the promises made by the donald trump administration. he established a temporary mechanism in this country and convinced this country with the precondition of normalizing relations with the zionist regime to move the atmosphere in the direction of normalizing relations and this will cause the economic problems of this country to be gradually resolved. be it and economic support for this country, but this action is also in it did not happen in the following years, and even though a limited normalization of relations actually took place, this did not happen and the promises were not fulfilled. the record of the us treasury department shows that washington has sanctioned various sudanese individuals and institutions on more than 10 occasions during the last 3 years. these children in sudan are the backpacks of arbaeen pilgrims. we came here to understand what kind

the media many times. 8 years after the independence of south sudan in april 2018 and with omar al-bashir stepping down from power in sudan, kharton decides to recognize the zionist regime and with one goal. financial aid from america and improvement of the economic situation , despite the promises made by donald trump's government to the temporary mechanism in this country, and convinced this country with the precondition of normalizing relations with the zionist regime, to move the atmosphere in a direction that is normal relationship building should take place and this issue will cause the economic problems of this country to be resolved over time and economic support for this country. it should be done, but this action will be done in the following years it did not take place and even though a limited normalization of relations actually took place, but this did not happen and the promises were not fulfilled. the record of the us treasury department shows that in the last 3 years, washington on more than 10 occasions, various sudanese individuals and institutions. it has banned these c

and bashir, for example, from kentucky.ring something to the table that kamala harris does not have. whether that is a moderation or aggressive politics or an element that is not in her own candidacy. what happens is they make the announcement and we probably have some inkling today, headed into tomorrow so they can capture the new cycle. not only just today but later today with speculation but into monday and tuesday but they run into a series of battleground states for the rest the week and that is another element. right after they leave philadelphia to go to wisconsin and michigan and then north carolina, georgia, and ending up in arizona and nevada. have a full weekend battleground states that push forward. that is something to watch because they will get a bump and so far kamala harris, since her announcement and in securing the democratic nomination with the virtual poll and the rollout, she has had a pretty good honeymoon so far. >> a honeymoon period will end quickly. dirty laundry will come to center stage at some

according to reports, arizona senator mark kelly, governors tim walz of minnesota, andy bashir of kentuckyear roe, and transportation secretary pete buttigieg are being considered for the role. harris is set to meet with all of them this week. the two will headline seven campaign rallies in various swing states. >> next up for c-span's coverage of this summer's political party convention we head to chicago for the democratic national convention. watch live beginning monday, august 19, as the party puts forth their presidential nominee. hear democratic leaders talk about the administration's track record and their vision for the next four years as they fight to retain the white house. the democratic national convention. live, monday, august 19, on c-span. c-span now. or online at c-span.org. don't miss a moment. visit our website for the latest scheduled updates and to watch full coverage of the 2024 republican national convention. you can catch up on past conventions any time, on demand, at c-span.org/campaign. or by scanning the code. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're

in april 2018, with omar al-bashir stepping down from power in sudan, khartoum decides to recognize the zionist regime, with one goal is to receive financial aid from america and improve the economic situation, despite the promises made by donald trump's government to the temporary mechanism in this country and convinced this country with the precondition of normalizing relations with the zionist regime that the atmosphere is moving in a different direction. let the normalization of relations take place and this will cause the economic problems of this country to be resolved over time and economic support for this country, but this action did not take place in the following years and even though a normalization of relations in a limited limit was actually made, but this did not happen and the promises were not fulfilled the report of the us treasury department shows. washington has sanctioned various sudanese individuals and institutions more than 10 times in the last 3 years. although these children in sudan are hundreds of kilometers away from their starving peers in gaza , they see o

be a focus for the biden administration while he remains in office appreciate that update now that bashirlondon. >> thanks so much washington's now walking free include a former colonel convicted of murder, as well as several alleged or convicted spies and cyber criminals. and this isn't the first time vladimir putin's biggest prize in a prisoner swap is someone with blood on his hands. cnn's brian todd reports on a moscow tarmac, exuberant greetings from vladimir putin for prisoners returning from abroad meanwhile secretary of state antony blinken was asked bluntly, today, is the biden administration concerned that russia gets a convicted murderer back in exchange for paul whelan, evan gershkovich, and other americans. >> he's always incredibly hard decisions as part of the swap, germany releases vadim krasikov, a 58-year-old former high high-ranking russian intelligence since operative, who committed a brazen act of violence in a prominent park in berlin in 2019 executed someone in broad daylight, caught doing it. >> and that's why germany didn't want to let him go krasikov was serving

cnn's nada bashir is in cairo and has details on the negotiations but following ceasefire, talks heren cairo are the hamas delegation has now departed an issued a statement reiterating that call for he's five proposal put forward presented by u.s. president joe biden in late may to be upheld. this is a deal which hamas officials have said they agreed to in early july and of accused israeli officials are presenting new conditions to try to undermine the progress of ceasefire talks. now when it's latest statement, hamas officials have reiterated that they want to see guarantees that there will be a transition to a full and a permanent ceasefire at those guarantees as far as indications suggest, right now, have not been it upheld or committed to rather by israeli officials. we've heard from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in the past few weeks saying that while israel might welcome a temporary pause in fighting that first phase of the deal. of course presenting a six-week pause in fighting israel wants to see a continuation of the way well, just to eradicate hamas's military ca

still far from certain, it could end up lasting will be weeks before the fighting resumes cnn's nada bashir has the latest from cairo what a ceasefire talks here in cairo continued. >> there are indications that discussions could be moving in a more positive direction. white house the security spokesman john kirby told reporters on friday that discussions have so far been constructive and that the process is moving forward. u.s. officials, including one white house middle east coordinator brett mcgurk, and cia director bill burns are expected to continue discussions with egyptian officials over the weekend. now this latest round of talks has been focus on the so-called bridging proposal put forward by the u.s. aimed at closing gaps in the deal. and one of the key sticking points continues to be the presence of israeli troops on the philadelphia corridor, a buffer zone on the border between egypt and southern gaza. now according to an israeli source familiar with the talks, israel has now presented a new proposal which includes a map of where they want to see israeli troops deployed and cruc

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cnn's nada bashir is live this hour in london so not for president biden as we heard one of the first points he made was the importance of allies yeah, absolutely. >> this exchange deal has come about after months and months of painstaking negotiations and close coordination with a number of international partners and allies that has been highlighted now on numerous occasions by president biden and we are learning more about the details of actually what went into securing this deal. we know of course that president biden during his address to the american people, just over a week ago in which he announced that he was dropping out of the presidential race. he said during that address that securing the release of wrongfully detained americans continue to be a priority for his administration that he had continued to work around the clock to secure this. and now we are learning that at the time of this call, he was aware that a deal could well be imminent and just a few days ahead of this call, he had spoken with the prime minister over slovenia. this call has been described by one offici

. >> cnn's nada bashir has been following the story and has more now well here in rotherham in northerne is still a feeling of unease following sunday's unrest, which saw violent, racist, far right rises targeted i think this hotel behind me, hotel which was reportedly housing asylum seekers, we've been speaking to members of the community on tuesday, many of whom told us that they were feeling playing afraid. >> some told us they were too afraid to leave their homes on sunday. others say they are fearful for further riots that could take place. here in rather when of course they have queen warnings of further riots planned across the united kingdom. and we have seen those riots taking place in various issues across the country on monday, plymouth was targeted by yet more violent riots. and of course, in belfast, we have seen serious unrest, petrol bombs, bricks being thrown towards at police officers family, homes being vandalized bice and targeted one man in his 50s was also attacked by rioters police say that rioters had stamped on his head and he described him as being in a serious

but again, in the region, there is also some skepticism still right all right. >> nada bashir in london. thank you for that update and for all of your work on this terrible conflict now, i spoke earlier with maha yahya. she is the director of the carnegie middle east center. and i asked her, what's different about this latest round of ceasefire talks, which could lead to an agreement what we've. seen is maybe some changes namely the participation of the idf directly in the talks for the first time, members of the armed forces, and the talks right now. >> but these are mainly to negotiate over the philadelphia corridor and another the corridor. but over all the calculus of the key partners is not really changed. namely benjamin netanyahu, his own internal calculus as to why he should strike a deal has not changed hostage deal slash ceasefire deal is likely to undermine and probably bring down his government, his own ruling coalition, his own political survival depends on the continuation of conflict by any means possible. so i am plus, they really do not have a unacceptable let's say, ac

importance of significance since of those multinational relations and efforts. >> absolutely nada bashir in london, appreciate it. thanks so much now the aid russians now walking free include a former fsb colonel convicted of murder, as well as several alleged or convicted spies and cyber criminals and this isn't the first time vladimir putin's biggest prize and a prisoner swap is someone with blood on his hands. cnn's brian todd reports on a moscow tarmac, exuberant greetings from vladimir putin for prisoners returning from abroad meanwhile secretary of state antony blinken was asked bluntly, today is the biden administration concern that russia gets a convicted murderer back in exchange for paul whelan, evan gershkovich, and other americans torres incredibly hard decisions as part of the swap, germany releases vadim krasikov, a 58-year-old former high-ranking russian intelligence operative, who committed a brazen act of violence in a prominent park in berlin in 2019 who executed someone in broad daylight? it's caught doing it and that's why germany didn't want to let him go krasikov wa

dozen countries are under heat alerts right now as temperatures soar across europe and cnn's nada bashir has more the scorching orange blaze illuminating the night sky over greece's attica region, just north of athens hundreds of firefighters and volunteers desperately working to battle a devastating wildfire which broke out on sunday as dawn breaks, the air is filled with thick smoke the damage already evident with some homes in this community now destroyed. >> residents, left powerless in the face of disaster but i've lived this really need this situation is very difficult we still have strong fires from midnight onwards, some houses started to burn. we are trying to protect our local restaurant where the firefighters are doing very well as the fire edges closer to the capital, athens authorities have urged some residents to evacuate more than a dozen people in the area are said to have already been treated for respiratory problems, are burns, at least three hospitals are now on heightened alert with two in the region already evacuated but as the blaze continues to intensify, officials

elusive hostage and ceasefire deal between israel and hamas we have cnn's jennifer hansler and nada bashir tracking these latest developments. not first to you, i wonder what negotiators there in cairo have been telling you about the status of the talks. it's remarkable. they continued today despite the fire that we saw across the israel-lebanon border last night my dad mean we might see some progress that he was some optimism around the fact that we all see hamas delegation here in carrer, that delegation has now left fishel outcome of these talks initial statement that we have received from hamas is trying different than what we've been hearing from hamas over the last few weeks. they continue to reiterate that they want to see a deal which reflect the deal presented by president joe biden in late may, a deal which they agree to in early july and sticking points that we know where the kid the focus of these discussions appeared to remain those gaps appear to not have been narrowed according to the initial assessment of hamas's response, they have said that they continue to reject any sug

country. 8 years after the independence of south sudan in april 2018 and with the departure of omar al-bashir from power in khartoum sudan, the zionist regime decided to let it be recognized with a purpose receiving financial aid from america and improving the economic situation despite being a normal. building relations to a limited extent actually took place, but this did not happen and the promises were not fulfilled. during the last 3 years, washington has sanctioned various sudanese individuals and institutions on more than 10 occasions. although these children in sudan are hundreds of kilometers away from their starving teenagers in gaza , they see one hand in a thousand sleeves in the middle of the gahdi. in a message of condolence on the death of ms. setara akbari basri, the mother of four martyrs of the holy defense era, the president said the power of greatness and unity. the country owes the sacrifice of such mothers. the commander-in-chief of the irgc issued a message and expressed his condolences on the passing of the late setara akbari. the legalization ceremony of shahidan akba

bashir b azar. thanks so much. for being with us, it's a pleasure having you. can you tell us a little bit about yourself, let our viewers know who you are? من بشیر بی آزار هستم, فیلم ساز, تهیه کننده موسیقی و, my name is basir b. azar, i'm a filmmaker, music producer and occasionally a singer. i graduated from kingston university, london in 2011 with a degree in filmmaking. in recent years i have been primarily involved. in music, production and composition. my main artistic activities have been focused on music, although i have also made various documentaries over the years, maintaining a focus on documentary and filmmaking. well, we're very happy again to have you with us. 2021, in 2021, my wife received acceptance for doctoral studies in cognitive science. from the university of burgundy in france. she had bachelor's and master's degree in french translation and another masters in cognitive science from shaheed behishti university in. tehran, this made her an ideal candidate for cognitive science

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svyatoslav dolgachev, magomed bashir aliyev, maria bulgakova, yana aleshina, vesti lugansk.special operation, awards were given to the fighters of the logistics unit. the medals and orders were presented by the deputy minister of defense of russia, yunusbeg evkurov, who thanked the military personnel for their military work. the fighters were awarded medals for bravery, for bravery of the second degree and insignia. st. george's cross, fourth degree. since the fall of twenty-two he has been carrying out combat missions here in the zaporozhye direction, we are all the same here, we do the same work, the same tasks, get deadlifts, my record is 285, i couldn’t sit down because i was in normal shape, well, salamati, one alone, it was the case that they recognized you, what was the reaction, oh well , i say, well, yes, the first time i arrived, i was there for 5-6 days, i didn’t want to leave, it will soon be 2 years.

bashir said muslim businesses were deliberately targeted and is criticising police for their responsethe violence. this morning, a clean up operation was underway in the donegall road area following last night's unrest, which lasted for several hours. bashir was asked if he would be able to reopen. >> i don't know, you have to ask the police about that. when they stop all of all of that, then we will talk about it . and all of will talk about it. and all of that happened and the police did nothing. i'm telling you the truth . what kind of police? truth. what kind of police? letting the people to burn everything down. i don't know where is the safety in that, but this is all rubbish . this is all rubbish. >> number 10 sources are disputing claims that sir keir starmer is planning a summer getaway on monday , despite the getaway on monday, despite the risk of further unrest. it comes after tory leadership candidate robert jenrick urged the pm to cancel his trip and get a grip on the situation. many more arrests have been promised in the coming days, as the prime minister said the police

bashir said muslim businesses were deliberately targeted and is criticising police for their responsee violence. this morning, a clean up operation was underway in the donegall road area following last night's unrest, which lasted for several hours. bashir was asked if he would be able to reopen. >> i don't know, you have to ask the police about that. when they stop all of all of that, then we will talk about it. all of that happened and the police did nothing. i'm telling you the truth . what kind of police? truth. what kind of police? letting the people to burn everything down. i don't know where is the safety in that. but this is all rubbish. >> number 10, sources are disputing claims that sir keir starmer is planning a summer getaway on monday, despite the risk of further unrest. it comes after tory leadership candidate robert jenrick urged the pm to cancel his trip and get a grip on the situation. many more arrests have been promised in the coming days, as the prime minister said that the police have his full support to take action against extremists. robert jenrick says sir keir

svyatoslav dolgachev, magomed bashir aliev, maria bulgakova, yana aleshina, lead lugansk.of the fighters of the logistics unit of the south group, they were awarded in one of the rear areas of the special operation; medals and orders were presented by the deputy minister of defense of russia, yunus evka. he thanked the military personnel for their military work. the fighters were awarded medals for bravery, for bravery of the second degree and badges distinctions of the order of st. george, st. george's cross of the fourth degree. kiev’s efforts at the front are in vain, writes the american conservative. the press noted that the loss of the armed forces of ukraine is much greater than the authorities claim. in addition, ukraine is experiencing difficulties with human resources. those unfit for medical reasons are called to the front, and dissatisfaction with the work of the tsk only increases. the editors of the publication also emphasize that the loss of position continues. the armed forces and the home front are suffering. the authors concluded that sanctions against rus

yazid, who sees the sedition of the people, asks numan bin bashir, the former emir of kufa, to returna to medina according to their wishes. but many may not know that the return journey. osra's caravan from sham is the beginning of the formation of a movement that is known today as the arbaeen hosseini walking tradition after centuries. year 61 ah. 40 days have passed since the terrible event of ashura. jabir bin abdullah ansari, a companion of the messenger of god, may god bless him and grant him peace. a few days after arriving, allah alaihi along with his student ati ofid the news of imam's martyrdom left madinah for karbala. old age, blindness, the distance of the road and the oppression of oppressors like yazid and ibn ziyad did not prevent him from this journey . according to history, jabir bin abdullah ansari, the first pilgrim to the tomb of imam hussein, peace be upon him, in the year 61 ah. it is the first pilgrimage letter of seyyed al-shahda, peace be upon him , which was narrated by ati ofi, a great scholar and famous islamic scholar. the first person who managed to reach

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