begi , welcome. it is in the news that the prime minister of the zionist regime, mr. netanyahu, is against this plan, and hamas is talking about examining this plan. in your opinion , how can the views of both sides be analyzed? may allah, the merciful , the merciful, offer my greetings and courtesy to you, dear viewers, and at the same time offer my condolences for the occasion of today and the day ahead . mentioning or even the words that western think tanks themselves express about this issue , if we mention it, we will reach the conclusion of 9 months of attacks. one after another and now at the height of the savagery of the zionist regime against the palestinians, if they do not win , it is because the victory was granted to them, well, this is unacceptable. a critical situation has arisen and the sinist regime has not achieved anything. if, for example , we phrase and sum up on your land, the points we reach are points that show the failure of the zionist regime itself , and the western hebrew axis, which is supported by the americans and the british, and the ar

begi, our dear colleague , mr. begi.the 8th of july, in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful, peace and blessings be upon muhammad and his pure family, and peace be upon you, mr. modareszadeh , and greetings to all the audience of this program from lorestan . we greet you and tell you about the enthusiastic presence of the people of lorestan at the polls. the people of lorestan province at the same time as the voting process begins for the election of the 14th presidential term , they came to vote in the branches. in khorramabad, the center of lorestan, the lively and hopeful presence of the people in this fateful event to break the enemy was admirable. it is my human duty to decide the destiny of our country . i came to choose an original person for my country . people still adhere to the holy system of the islamic republic. we came to participate in our own destiny . the child's future was also important when he came. let's shape the future of our country. after all, with the vote we can get, every

all of that and more would begi during the six weeks of phase one, israel and hamas would negotiate the necessary arrangements to get to phase tw which is a permanent end to hos i will be straight with you. there are a number of details n to negotiate to move from phase one to phase t. want to make su interests are protected. proposal says if negotiations take longer than six weeks for phase one, the cease-fire will still continue as long as negotiations continue. the united states, egyptót and qatar would work to ensure negotiations keep going. all agreements, all agreements, until all the agreements are reached in phase two is able to then phase two. would be an exchange for the release of all remaining living including male soldiers, israel forces would withdrawal from ga as long as hamas lives up to it commitments, the temporary cease-fire would become, in the words of the israeli proposal,es permanently. end of quote. cessation of host finally in■ phase 3, a major reconstruction plan for gaza would commence. and any final remains of hostagewho have that is the offer that is now o t

begi. it is in the news that the prime minister of the zionist regime mr.s against this plan there is, and hamas is talking about examining this plan. in your opinion , how can the views of both sides be analyzed? in the name of allah, rahman , rahim, i offer my greetings and courtesy to you , dear viewers, and also offer my condolences for the occasion of today and the day ahead. regarding the negotiations about peace now or , for example, the compromise that is happening between the axis. the resistance or their representative, the representative of the resistance axis of hamas and the zionist regime, if we see that there are talks, and the discussions are happening to the point of expectation that now the resistance group or hamas will start negotiations, if we see now, in my speech today, it is the position of a leader to say that the future of palestine is in the hands of the people themselves, and to mention the predictions of the imam that are coming true, or even the words of western think tanks. speaking about this issue, if we point to the conclus

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begi, as a final question, i want to ask you as short an answer as possible. it was heard and the news of a cease-fire was constantly coming, and now it was less and less, it was brought up again this time. it is related to the discussion of the tensions that exist in the international space, the discussion of the east. there is a discussion in asia, now the events that are happening in the region, now in our north, between russia and ukraine, and the space that is around us, this decline of american power has manifested itself, and i don't think that anyone has considered that this war, now we are saying that this is the movement of al-aqsa storm has already been said by hazrat agha , it will definitely be the changer of the 21st century, and we want to return. now you said, let me summarize , if you see that the other party is negotiating with you , your superior hand will show all that is happening now. the military jetty that was built in gaza, the attack on the american aircraft carrier, and certainly the events that are happening in the north of lebanon

citizen, or you have an employer, before you begi understand the frustration about ours a different topicbut i do not want listeners and viewers to have the impression that we have a lot of elderly people in and not paying into the system. that does not align with what i understand about the numbers of people coming in and the a as we are having the conversation, a conversation happens every day on twitter, one tweet and asylum now, it is being abused beyond all recognition, that people always ruin things for good people. you talk about that you used to work on asylum claims and people seeking us out, what are a couple of stories you remember from doing that? cases that stick out to you the most? before i worked with asylum-seekers, i represented tattered women and children. were recently arrived, immigrants typically from central america and i learned that i needed to understand their immigration case topresent them so they would not be beaten anymore, and what i lrned was that many were seeking asylum. i have often female clients who were traumatized. they were afraid toek me what kinds

begi, reporter of sed and sima news agency, the insignificant contribution of iranian personalities in the domestic toy industry. there is no use of characters for the production of toys, this is the most important reason why domestic manufacturers turn to making toys from foreign cartoon characters. the third tehran toy exhibition of peri rooz ended while the products offered were 100% domestically produced, but the removal of the native character was still visible. their products had reached the third toy exhibition in aftab city. the products offered here can be more than 1400 to 500 products. even though the products are produced in iran with high quality, the first condition is that they must be produced domestically to be but let's use a small share of iranian characters or local symbols. according to statistics, the global turnover of the toy industry is 100 billion dollars. it was reported last year that iran's share in this field is estimated to be around 300 million dollars, that is, 30% based on the statistics we have. around 40-50% of the toy and entertainment market in our

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he sat there for three hours, three hours watching begi bean bag by his vice president and a number of his colleagues and republicans as well to do something call for stop to end it. instead, he talked they've talked about if people be patriots and great patrons of america. in fact he says you'll not forgive them for what they've done they've been convicted. he says he wants to commute or sentences and say no. he went to every single court in the nation i don't know how many cases scores of cases, including the supreme court and they said they said no, no, this guy this guy is responsible for doing what is being done. he did do a thing and these people should be in jail and they should be the ones are being held accountable. and he wants to let them all out. and now he says, if he loses again, such a whiner that is that there could be a bloodbath thank you, president biden. president trump where they've done to some people that are so innocent you ought to be ashamed of yourself, what you have done, how you've destroyed the lives of so many people. when they ripped down portland, when

she begi tieceif you haven't read it, i'eing something and maybe youre, we talk about political polarizationlcour. particularly online, where outrageous and dehumanizing thin are sai. t whatseei is that we don't mind disliking each other now. we like it. that's the new thing, we are enjong estrangement. enjoy hatred, is that what you is that the reality for you? if so, anything we can do about it in this country? (202) 748-8000 in the eastern central time zones, (202) 748-8001or mis in this segment. go ahead. caller:ood morning. i've been calling in every now and then. it's probably been 90 days since i said something to you folksg object to talk about. from what i can see in life, i have been both a democrat earlier in life and a republican earlier in life. from what i can see, when i lived in portland, oregon, it was the democrats whothey wouldo out and burn buildings down, destroy property. destroy police cars. destroy private property as far as car dealerships go. i just, i don't understand that. these places didn't do anything to. so, why are they destroying their property? for no other