the orthodox brotherhood is open to all people, regardless of their social status and age.rent, different types of characters, so i would like to tell about one of them, alexander lukashevich, we have, he is a wheelchair user, he himself needs help, that is , he cannot move independently, so, but... he, uh , let’s say, is a piece of the soul of our brotherhood, why, because that he, uh, cannot move himself, but he is promoting us in the computer world, that is, he himself knows how to work on a computer, creates websites, maintains them, our brotherhood depends on him in this regard, and he is very happy, that can help us by being a member of our brotherhood. and we are very glad that we can always rely on him. the goals of the association are usually to care for the temple, protect the interests of orthodoxy, as well as charitable and educational activities. the brotherhoods initially arose in the 16th century in western russia, the eastern part of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, in the territory of modern ukraine and belarus. their activities are a manifestation of ch

i don't mean you would have brotherhood by federal force. i don't think you would really have troop brotherhood by federal force. i do think though that you can breakdown the legal, the external and the man-made barriers that make brotherhood impossible by federal force. in other words, i don't think you can have brotherhood as long as there is a system of racial segregation. now i do feel that the system can be broken down by federal force. now when you move to the realm of true brotherhood, true integration, which is interpersonal living, mutual acceptance, then we move into another mode altogether. i don't think that this can be done by federal force but i do think that these barriers can be broken down and it can bring us nearer to the goal. if the residence or mail program were incorporated, how would you feel about submitting this to a vote of the united states? we have never really had an opportunity to express themselves in this area. >> this would certainly be all right with me because i think the vast majority of people in the unit

to engage in what you consider to be brotherhood?no. i don't mean you would have brotherhood by federal force. i don't think you can really have true brotherhood by federal force. i do think though that you can break down the legal and external and the man-made barriers that make brotherhood impossible. and this is by federal force. in other words, i don't think you will have brotherhood as long as there is a system of racial segregation. i do feel this system can be broken down by federal force. when you move to the realm of true brotherhood or true integration, which is genuine intergroup and interpersonal living, mutual acceptance, then we move into another realm altogether and i don't think this can be done by federal force. what i do think these barriers can be broken down and bring us nearer to the goal. >> if the presidents program were incorporated or maybe after this amendment how would you feel by submitting this to the vote of the people who never had an opportunity to express themselves in this area? >> that would certain

i don't think you can really have true brotherhood by a federal force. i do think, though, that you break down the legal and the external. and the man made barriers that make brotherhood impossible by federal force. in other words, don't think you're going to have brotherhood as long as there is a system of racial segregation. now, i do feel that this can be broken down by federal force. now, when you move to the realm of true brotherhood, a true integration, which genuine intergroup interpersonal living, mutual acceptance. then we move into another realm altogether. and i don't think this can be done by federal force, but i that these barriers can be broken and it can bring us nearer to the goal. if the president's program were incorporated or such portions over it would lend themselves to this. how would you feel about submitting this to vote of the people of the united states who have never really had an opportunity to express themselves in this area? well, this is going to be all right with me, because i think the vast of people in the united states

i don't think you can really have true brotherhood by a federal force. i do think, though, that you break down the legal and the external. and the man made barriers that make brotherhood impossible by federal force. in other words, don't think you're going to have brotherhood as long as there is a system of racial segregation. now, i do feel that this can be broken down by federal force. now, when you move to the realm of true brotherhood, a true integration, which genuine intergroup interpersonal living, mutual acceptance. then we move into another realm altogether. and i don't think this can be done by federal force, but i that these barriers can be broken and it can bring us nearer to the goal. if the president's program were incorporated or such portions over it would lend themselves to this. how would you feel about submitting this to vote of the people of the united states who have never really had an opportunity to express themselves in this area? well, this is going to be all right with me, because i think the vast of people in the united states

this is in their constitution and it comes under the brotherhood. your main revolutionary regime, qatar qatar is a paymaster of hamas. qatar is one of the most important military basis of our country in their country. why is this country not demanding from qatar the extradition of people who ordered the massacre of innocent people? when the washington stand up and make demands from our allies who are harboring people who committed this? qatar celebrated, celebrated october 7 with iran and hamas. so we have very important domestic questions and international questions, and the rot is in our country. the rot is intermediate and in our best academic institutions. >> thank you for that. congressman roy, you have worked to counter that rot. you have introduced legislation that united nations release under canada and transparency act. if you tell us about that and what inspired you to bring that legislation forward. and who else you would like to see held accountable as we do face this type, this overwhelming tide of jew hatred. >> well look, a long-stand

the uae is extremely afraid of the brotherhood, and the main reason for the brotherhood's oppositions is actually one of the reasons. the uae in yemen does not even have a good relationship with the brotherhood, and considers them to be its number one enemy. similarly, saudi arabia is actually a group with the tendencies, that is , the islamist thinking that exists in gaza , is different from the approach of the saudi and emirati rulers . we have a kingdom that gives and negates everything, so now egypt also has the same conditions , maybe more than those countries with the coup that we had after mohamed morsi . if we want to analyze it, maybe it is a kind of pressure tool on hamas, so that they can force hamas to release the prisoners without giving significant concessions, that is, hamas against a difficult option to put in the name of the gaza strip, well, from the population of two million 6,000 people when one million or one million actually read from there , so the population is halved and one of the great assets of hamas and the resistance movements is the people who live in t

in egypt, the only important islamist movement is known as the muslim brotherhood.end that is decades old in egypt and has become a model for other intellectual and political trends in the arab world. the egyptian political system puts a lot of pressure on this group. but one person slowly rises under this pressure. a gifted villager who is not an unknown figure in the egyptian academic scene. a man whose doctorate is in the protection of spacecraft engines is from america for an egyptian who is in deep poverty it is backward and its people wish to return to the prosperous days of egypt in the previous centuries. these show how much dr. mohamed morsi, an effective member of the muslim brotherhood, hopes for the future of egypt. he is also a member of anti-israel committees and this shows that maybe if these people come to power one day, egypt will experience good and bright days again. egypt is the palestinians' only hope for salvation. because in fact, except for israel , it is the only way for the people of gaza and palestine to communicate with the outside world.

according to international documents in 1988 head of p palestine section of muslim brotherhood traveledunited states for the formation of palestine committee of the muslim brotherhood in america, in 1992 ethe muss vision of the israel's palestinian conflict. palestine is the one for some muslim brotherhood prepared armies made up from children of islam and arab and islamic nation to liberate its land from the defile defilement of the children of the jews, which sprouted to a jihad that is continues to day of resurrection. and providing a zeal -- the document also called on committee to work to increase financial and moral support for hamas to fight, surrendering solutions, no peace, and publicize and focus on savagery of the jews, reflecting the structure of brotherhood organizations, the committee was composed of heads of three u.s.-based organization that were set up to aid hamas in palestine. the general purpose islamic association of palestine, the financial arm represented by occupies land fund. which was holyland fun doing and united the organizations, each operating in its field,

hamas is an offshoot of the muslim brotherhood.called the muslim brotherhood in palestine. the muslim brotherhood as you will soon learn has a massive network throughout the world. all kinds of organizations terrorist organization so-called educational groups, indoctrination groups all kinds of different names. one layer on top of another on top of another and on top of another and you will learn about one and now you will know why they are student protests on campuses because just like the confucius institutes the communist chinese have placed on our college campuses students for justice in palestine are on more of our college campuses. many of the people in those organizations are individuals who have come hear from the middle east for the purpose of a jihad but indoctrination on our college campuses they are funded by radical left-wing organizations. organizations actually with ties to terrorists in the middle east. that is why you are seeing so much of the protests going on in these ready-made signs and swastikas on the flags a

uh, in terms of that uh, it least brotherhood uh, actions inside egypt. now obviously if from us operatives were escaping that's a different scenario but, but i don't think it's, it's a real concern in terms of the brotherhood. would you say that egypt? maybe i'm is telling us that by opening the border and the allowing palestinians to enter in mass that would harm the palestinian calls to have its own state. i think you've seen some, uh, some instructions emphasize this. but i think palestinians themselves have also emphasized this. the right of return is a major issue for palestinians from 48 to 67, and on and on. we've seen where when palestinians have left palestine, they've not been able to return. and so i think it's a legitimate concern among many uh that if they were to leave cause they would not be able to return your secretary of state and to be blinking. i'm. he is in the middle east with his team. what can be achieve in egypt? and i'll put it in another way. is there any chance of a negotiated settlement which does not include agent, you know,

so how it is hamas, the muslim brotherhood get so much traction? about 35 years ago columbia university professor a brilliant scholar and propagandist proclaimed the 1982 he was the last jewish intellectual. all of the jews, although jewish professors were fat squires in the suburbs of america he was the inheritor of the fight for civil thought he was last jewish intellectual. the palestinians and the jews and the jews were the nazis. he said this in 1982 people dismissed him as being crazy and disconnected from reality. fast forward 40 years of hundreds of billions of dollars they pushed into our universities in the western world. and that the last has to take a step back from the world order from different administrations and to become weaker. and in a weird sense there is a red/green alliance the is radical islam us, hamas, the revolutionary regime the muslim brotherhood also believe in colonization and reducing the powerr of the west. the radical postmodernists and this intellectual moment have this agenda 40 years of miseducation combined with

i would say on the muslim brotherhood inside the country, over the past decade they've essentially been decimated. uh, the brother themselves for decades. it least sort of the core group have uh, you know, distance themselves from violence and been opposed to it. you know, they're certainly splinter groups and in so far as i don't see, a real actual threat in terms of that uh, it least brotherhood uh, actions inside egypt. now obviously of from us operatives were escaping. that's a different scenario but, but i don't think it's, it's a real concern in terms of the brotherhood. would you say that egypt maybe i'm, it's telling us that by opening the border and the allowing palestinians to enter in mass that would harm the palestinian calls to have its own state. i think you've seen some uh, some instructions emphasize this, but i think palestinians themselves have also emphasized this. the right of return is a major issue for palestinians from 48 to 67 and on and on. we've seen where when palestinians have left palestine, they've not been able to return. and so i think it's a legitimate c

brotherhood, our grandfathers fought together, we are fraternal peoples, we are connected by history,e narrative we go to, say, georgia, the russian-georgian brotherhood, the grandfathers fought together for 300 years, the treaty of st. george , they defended, we love, we value, we respect, thank you, there in armenia, the russian-armenian brotherhood, that’s how many nobles there were, with whom americans come to moldova with narratives, have you ever heard the american embassy or foundations... talk about the fact that the american and moldovan peoples have been linked by unbreakable bonds of brotherhood, friendship and love over the past century. americans and georgians represent a single culture, and there, therefore, never these cramped ones, you will never hear this in your life, they come with very clear narratives, freedom, welfare, business, democracy, i’m not saying that all this exists, i’m saying that this attracts people, this is quite understandable, they come and people say, here we are bringing you a way of life, people say it’s great. we are asked what you bring to us

the joint teaching of indestructible brotherhood has been launched in kyrgyzstan 20:23.ctive peacekeeping udkb forces will conduct maneuvers at the edelweiss training ground. in total , almost one and a half hundred military personnel, more than 200 units of military special equipment, army, fighter and military transport aircraft, unmanned aircraft systems and army boats will take part in the exercise. among the participants in the maneuvers are military personnel from belarus. russia and tajikistan. this is a joint exercise, the logical conclusion of a series of military brotherhood exercises. here we are working on issues of post-conflict resolution, that is, the direct work of collective peacekeeping forces. within more than 1,300 troops are concentrated here during the exercises . now, there is a certain kind of species diversity in this teaching that we used for the first time. navy of the russian federation. belarusians at the exercise are represented by servicemen of the peacekeeping company of the 103rd airborne brigade, officers of the command of special operat

joint exercises “indestructible brotherhood 20-23” have been launched in kyrgyzstan. the beginning of the heating season, we’ll tell you when the batteries in the water supply get warmer. and others regions of belarus. support for belarusian-russian exporters, investment projects and import substitution with export potential. the president of belarus today held talks with the head of the russian export center veronica nekishina. the rets group of companies consists of four organizations united within a single holding. they provide both financial and non- financial support measures. considering the strategy. belarus and russia, the entire arsenal of relevant support measures is being implemented, both in the interests of companies and the global economy two countries, you are observing the situation in the relations between belarus and russia, and this powerful group of companies of yours is precisely at the crossroads of all these relations, possessing resources and possessing certain reserves. administrative resources and financial resources to support relations betw

they said about the importance and impact of spreading brotherhood and kindness in islamic society.as a rule, we reach a synergy. when we reach a synergy, you the society automatically eats from the society, like the family to the whole, which includes the whole society, slowly, slowly , step by step. we see this creation and we will get this output. with all the audacity of the prophet. but he had a behavior that could remove these opacity and create this unity in the society. we can do this if we can. if we answer the bad things well, many ways will be solved. the year of the birth of the prophet of islam coincides with the birth of the blessed sadiq al-muhammad, the one who recognized the necessity of time and himself in different students . imam sadiq (peace be upon him) has a chair. there are about 4 thousand students in his class. each of his students came from one side of the islamic society, so he himself knew about the corners of the islamic land. taking advantage of the morals and virtues of the prophet of islam. imam sadiq said: wherever he goes, as a shia, as a muslim, a

but hamas has other supporters that support the muslim brotherhood, qatar and turkey. they were pushing the narrative, organizing dialogue with hamas in different western interlocutors. they use some clever tactics. a few years ago, they came up with a new political document that date marketed as a charter. they said we will accept israel as a two party state, many of the world focus on that part of statement, but forget the second part, we will never accept israel. now with governance in gaza, although we did get some mainstream benefits, they also see some of the challenges with governance. particularly the exposure of their very nature. they didn't win the elections in 2006, yet governing gaza, it was clear that they were as corrupt as the palestinian authority, even more intolerant than any other. if you look at public opinion polling, hamas is not governing by any stretch of the imagination by being popular. they are governing by force, oppression. i would recommend a series of interviews with civilians living in gaza under hamas called "whispers in gaza" to have

the land of brotherhood was held in the battalion. in this ceremony, domestic and foreign poets presented their works on the subject of the holy prophet, may god bless him and grant him peace. the second night of poetry of the unity of the land of brotherhood was held in gorgan in the language of art with the aim of strengthening the unity of the peoples of iran. the poems that are read are with the themes of unity and brotherhood between ethnic groups and religions, who live peacefully together and are actually one world. we have a little islam in islamic iran. in this night, 13 poets from six provinces of the country and two afghan poets presented their poems . darya jama'at is a story of our beloved prophet and his words and our religious elders can make this unity stronger than its signs. look, because every muslim who has this vision and if he understands how hypocrisy and disagreement make us weak, how vulnerable it makes me in front of the main enemy , he will never start a dispute . among them, the realization of the new islam

but the government in egypt could be concerned about the bozeman brotherhood, for example. um, increasing it strings in the country and we know that that is something that the current president of egypt would not stand for. i mean, there, there are political and ideological reasons for keeping that gate closed, aren't there. i think, you know, the egyptian government is definitely emphasizing security concerns from us. i would say on the muslim brotherhood inside the country over the past decade they've essentially been decimated. uh, the brother themselves for decades. it least sort of the core group have uh you know, distance themselves from violence and been opposed to it. you know, there's certainly splinter groups and in so far as i don't see, a real actual threat in terms of that uh, it least brotherhood uh, actions inside egypt. now obviously of from us operatives were escaping. that's a different scenario but, but i don't think it's, it's a real concern in terms of the brother. how would you say that egypt? maybe i'm, it's telling us that by opening the border and t

the muslim brotherhood briefly held power of to the egyptian revolution in 2011. that was an outage by current president of delta o. c. c in a crew of the group has been outlawed in egypt for him to despise cooperation with these rail sentiment amongst the gibsons is largely fold the palestinian coats and crowds in cairo has been rallying against these rails bombardments of gaza with an election due in december the government is standing sun on borders and security and says it will not allow a mass movement from gaza. egypt fee is a crude to become responsible for millions of palestinian refugees, like lebanon and jordan before it cairo who said palestinians should not be forced to flee. the lat does advocated for a true state solution. the government said it rejects the killing of any civilians . it is urged restraint and said israel is response to homos is terrorist attack now amounts to collective punishment. egypt is working to mediate, along with other international partners and to create a humanitarian lifeline for civilians and gaza. one of those partners i

there is a narrative that has been pushed by the muslim brotherhood movement, hamas. what we saw on saturday i think exposes anyone who is engaged in hamas knows it if they approach the palestinian side, none of this is surprising. >> hamas tried to portray this as something literally, to use their words, pious and devoted. words matter. when you spend years othering and portraying the people on the other side of the fence as being responsible for every suffering you have ever had and being the epitome of evil, and then you wind people up and you give them weapons of war and you break down a fence, and you fling them in a direction, then you are responsible for what happens. this is not different than anything we have seen from hamas before operationally but also in terms of brutality. it's a different type of brutality to blow up a bus. to skewer people. it's a different type of thing. i think it really does show what hamas is about not only in terms of what they train their people to do but what their people have actually done. the words they use and the radicalizat

today begins an exercise with the peacekeeping forces of the adc, indestructible brotherhood 2023, whichnal stage of the operational-strategic exercise combat brotherhood aimed at working out issues of post-conflict resolution. a special feature of what is to come is that units of the armed forces are involved in joint actions for post-conflict resolution. internal affairs bodies, police, internal troops and national guard troops, security and emergency agencies of the csto member states. now the immediate situation in our zone in the zaporozhye direction is that our paratroopers are successfully operating, they are preventing the enemy from advancing to the village of verbovoye, and not only repelling... all attacks, but also conducting offensives, as a result, ukrainian troops are suffering huge losses in manpower and equipment , reporting by anton stepanenko. orekhovsk direction, positions of novorossiysk paratroopers are covering the village of verbovoy, ukrainian attempts to storm are repeated day after day, namely attempts, it is impossible to even get close to the first line of de

the muslim brotherhood briefly held pow wow. up to the gyptian revolution in 2011. that was an ousted by current president of delta l. c. c in a who the, the group has been outlawed in egypt for him to despise cooperation with these rail sentiment amongst objections is largely fold. the palestinian coats and crowds in cairo has been rallying against these rails bombardments of gaza with an election due in december. the government is standing sun on borders and security and says it will not allow a mass movement from gaza. egypt fee is a crude to become responsible for millions of palestinian refugees, like lebanon and jordan before it cairo who said palestinians should not be forced to flee. the lat does advocated for a 2 state solution. the government said it rejects the killing of any civilians. it is urged restraint and said israel's response to him also is terrorist attack now amounts to collective punishment. egypt is working to mediate, along with other international partners and to create a humanitarian lifeline for civilians and gaza. one of those partners i

, brotherhood, but, who cleaned chimneys, chimney sweeps, the brotherhood of chimney sweeps in riga theret. harry, i just read a lot, i have such a pile of information in my head that sometimes it comes in handy. naturally, the absolutely correct answer, yes, indeed, show it on the screen, it’s a chimney sweep, very logical it seems simple, but try, guess, yes, we won money, yes, 20,000 rubles, yes, stained with soot, but at the same time always cheerful, cheerful people with wonderful tools that have survived centuries, diligently protect the safety of their home and... well, almost already extinct, but somewhere where there is still stove heating, well, first of all in some old cities, garik was right when he said about riga, yes they are oterburg, chelyabinsk a little yes, well, yes, there probably is no stove heating there anymore, but there on the central pedestrian street of chelyabinsk, i was there, it’s like this chelyabinsk arbat, there is a monument to a chimney sweep, a truly wonderful performance by garik burit, our newcomer. and thanks to him in the bank, the amount becomes 1

in this conference, all the speakers talked about the concept of one nation and stressed that brotherhood is necessary in the islamic world and we should join hands so that we can establish one nation, god willing. islamic unity was added to our group by phone. dear mr. agha mohammad, i greet you. have a good time. first of all, mr. shahriari mentioned the importance of unity in the islamic world in the studio . please let me know the most important themes and topics discussed in the 37th islamic unity conference what are the topics from the scholars and elites present? in the name of allah, the most gracious, the most merciful, i offer my courtesy and respect to the secretary general, mr. dr. shahrari, and all the dear viewers , and i offer my congratulations on the occasion of the birth of hazrat khatami, muhammad mustafa, may god bless him and grant him peace. the conference was held, immediately the executive and scientific committees of the seventh term started their work and in our scientific field this year, 205 articles were published on the 6 axes of war and just peace, islamic b

the muslim brotherhood briefly held power of to the gibson revolution in 2011. that was an ousted by current president of delta o. c. c in a who the, the group has been outlawed in egypt for him to despise cooperation with these rail sentiment amongst objections is largely fold. the palestinian coats and crowds in cairo has been rallying against these rails bombardment of gaza with an election due in december. the government is standing sun on borders and security and says it will not allow a mass movement from gaza. egypt fee is a crude to become responsible for millions of palestinian refugees, like lebanon and jordan before it cairo who said palestinians should not be forced to flee. the lat does advocated for a 2 state solution. the government said it rejects the killing of any civilians. it is urged restraint and said israel's response to a mazda is terrorist attack now amounts to collective punishment. egypt is working to mediate along with other international partners and to create a humanitarian lifeline for civilians and gaza that speak to the that thes

this is in their constitution and it comes under the brotherhood. your main revolutionary regime, qatar qatar is a paymaster of hamas. qatar is one of the most important military basis of our country in their country. why is this country not demanding from qatar the extradition of people who ordered the massacre of innocent people? when the washington stand up and make demands from our allies who are harboring people who committed this? qatar celebrated, celebrated october 7 with iran and hamas. so we have very important domestic questions and international questions, and the rot is in our country. the rot is intermediate and in our best academic institutions. >> thank you for that. congressman roy, you have worked to counter that rot. you have introduced legislation that united nations release under canada and transparency act. if you tell us about that and what inspired you to bring that legislation forward. and who else you would like to see held accountable as we do face this type, this overwhelming tide of jew hatred. >> well look, a long-stand

i am hesitant to make a comparison with the muslim brotherhood in the past.hink this is something much different. this shows that there is a security leak inside the regime. there is still intelligence leaking to opposition and likely to radical groups in idlib. the drone attack itself, that it could attack a military ceremony, was to bomb idlib and the targets were not only military target. civilians died. we have seen there was a small but important migration movement beginning in the area, which is something to worry about for turkiye who does not want any new migration. so therefore i think this is significant but i also don't think this would change the balance of power in syria as we know in 2020, turkiye establish a balance of power and prevented a military solution in syria and the killing of thousands of syrians and the mass migration of syrians from idlib. possible negotiations with turkey, i am quite doubtful of that. i don't think the regime would the open to that. we have seen it being empowered by not nicking any concessions and waiting for othe

the muslim brotherhood so idea, logical platform depends the actions of full international is limited to risk organizations. i don't know we're going to proceed with the listing as well. but of when people need come with some escal bestbuy only. so lucas was ever she was a total student. the is listening, hudson own inquiry. so there's quite a lot of program. is it really well? any questions? but it was really a quick, is that still a machine that's cool. but as with the institute, i'm a really suppose that the intellect 12 c customer pretty putting in some of them with some ice case took food out listening hurts ago or the were saying that yours is really cool. saying f joso was born in the village of battery and the gods doing and bust me over times. it gives me enough and study to us on university and kyra in june 1943 feet volunteered for the hon. shaw s. s. division and became a mom to the 28th regiment with the rank of captain t was responsible for numerous crimes in houston and nolan, both now as well as in strip in 1920 age. when do most of them brothers were created in egypt

active phase has been completed, local exercises with the csto peacekeeping forces, unbreakable brotherhoode states practiced actions at checkpoints, tasks in a filtration point and a refugee camp, escorting convoys with humanitarian cargo, blocking a populated area, as well as releasing hostages from a captured sea relief vessel assistance to the victims. a separate episode of the maneuvers was the delivery of humanitarian supplies to repel an attack by a sabotage group. the belarusian military also took part in the exercises. friendship and interaction between military personnel of our countries is strengthening, the dynamics of events that took place on the combat training field showed that the troops have reached a high level of interaction and can successfully complete tasks, people communicating with each other develop common ways of performing tasks, the level of interaction increases when you feel the elbow your comrade in arms, no matter what he’s from countries, in the future the tasks will always be completed successfully. based on the results of the exercises, military experts w

these days , peacekeepers are training in kyrgyzstan at the dkb - indestructible brotherhood, they continueout tasks during maneuvers belarusian military personnel. in addition to a busy combat program, our peacekeepers manage to participate in a cultural one. the day before, a day of belarusian national culture was held on the territory of the idelweiss training center. our military organized an exhibition of folk crafts, as well as thematic photo exhibitions about belarus and special forces. also , military personnel of the 103rd vitebsk separate guards airborne brigade performed a concert program for the participants of the exercise. we represent our country together with the republic of kazakhstan, we will to present - elements of creativity, crafts of your country, and the exposition, then we will participate in a joint concert for all participants in the exercise, and after that elements of the national cuisine of the republic of belarus will be presented. tomorrow, the belarusian military delegation will take part in monitoring the active phase of the joint exercise with the csto pea

of the land of fars or baloch, there is no way for us, the path of the light of the flag of our brotherhoodstanding still, until the force of our enemy is coming, the pile is similar to this one , it is also a ground for love and also to bring all the hearts of muslims closer, god willing. are islamic it was a source of encouragement for us that shia brothers like us in our meetings, we also proved in their meetings, alhamdulillah, that we have a unity, the light of guidance, or muhammad, or muhammad, or muhammad, the path of happiness, or muhammad, or muhammad, or muhammad, may you be happy, god willing, or the messenger of god, or the messenger god, o messenger of god, break the heart his cry is, "ramin, and the lord of the worlds, is the patient, and the lord of the soul of the world is bright with lightning." my gaze was a candle in the name of his creation, the path of the soul of the soul was taken. celebrations of unity week and the birthday of the holy prophet (peace and blessings of god be upon him) and imam sadiq (peace be upon him) are being held in the cities of sistan baluchist

brotherhood is a moderate oone isation. mean the muslim brotherhood is a moderate oone isatito. veryout the company that is they are terrorist is kept when they are terrorist organisations . organisations. >> yes, i mean, there are no >> yes, but i mean, there are no allegations that this man has kept any. no, but i mean, in terms of what you say and the words you used and i mean in terms of talking to hamas, i mean, we have former prime ministers of our country who have had meetings , things with have had meetings, things with hamas. if we're ever going to have peace in in the west have any peace in in the west asia, there are to going need to be all of the palestinian political actors and all of the israeli political actors, however distasteful we think they may be, however fascistic we might think on either side, they ultimate elements of it. i think they need to they will need ofis think they need to they will need of is a really need to be part of is a really interesting question about hamas, because the israelis do talk to hamas. >> they do prisoner swaps and there comings and

a joint teaching of indestructible brotherhood has started in kyrgyzstan 20:23.orces of the odb will conduct maneuvers at the edelweiss training ground. in total, almost 1,500 military personnel, more than 200 units of military special equipment, army, fighter and military transport aircraft, ethereal aircraft complexes and army boats will take part in the exercise. among the participants in the maneuvers are military personnel from belarus, kyrgyzstan, russia and tajikistan. this is a joint exercise, the logical conclusion of a series of military brotherhood exercises. here we are working on issues of post-conflict resolution, that is, the direct work of collective peacekeeping forces. as part of the teaching here. 300 people, there is a certain kind of species diversity in this exercise, for the first time we involved the navy of the russian federation. belarusians, represented at the training by military personnel of peacekeeping company 103 airborne brigade, officers from the command of special operations forces and the ministry of defense, as well as represe

and hamas is the palestinian branch of the muslim brotherhood. it subscribes to a particular ideology, and that is not eradicated, that might dissipate over generations, but i don't see that going away, you know, tomorrow, next year, a decade from now. - the uk says that it supports quote, proportional response. - yeah. - i know you've criticized this idea, saying that it sounds morally reasonable, but it emboldens adversaries and quote, guarantees future conflicts. - so there are, i think, a variety of definitions of proportionality, but often, the idea comes down to something quite simple. if 1,200 israelis are dead, then roughly 1,200 palestinians should be dead and you get a proportional response. but the logic of proportionality, even though there's something quite inviting about it, doesn't work in war. what works in war is achieving a result which is conclusive to guarantee that there isn't gonna be a next war. the united states did not seek proportional responses to pearl harbor. proportionality involved the tokyo fire raid, the bombings