pesishian's cabinet hinges on several critical factors that will unfold over time. trust and foster collaboration among diverse political factions. engage directly with people and listen to their problems and concerns. this can help them make better decisions when they return to the capital city. there are many insights that can only be gained through direct observation rather than relying on reports and bulletins. moreover, the islamic revolution of iran was movement initiated by the people for the people. therefore, officials should seize every opportunity to remind the nation that they're just like ordinary citizens and this message can be... best be conved through direct interaction, where there is no distance between them, sayid the president and a farmer in a remote area. in this regard, provincial trips serve as a bridge between the government and the public. in a rapidly changing political landscape, the ability implement timely and relevant policies will significantly influence public perception and the cabinet's overall efficacy, further more, fostering co

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week coincided with the early days of the peziskion administration and the first formal meeting the cabinet members had with the leader of the islamic revolution, where the country's priorities were underlined once again, the new administration's mission has already begun with the whole nation hoping for its success. although no group officially claimed responsibility for the attack that targeted president mohammad ali raja'i and prime minister mohammad jawad bahonar a police investigation revealed that masud kashmiri, an operative of the mujahidin khalq organization, mko was a perpetrator. kashmiri had infiltrated the government by disguising himself as security official. this bombing occurred just two months after the. ko had previously attacked members of the islamic republican party, the dominant political party in iran at the time during a meeting at their headquarters in tehran. in the aftermath. their tragic death, marther raj and bohonar came to be regarded as exemplary politicians who embodied the values and aspirations of the islamic republic, their commitment to public service an

the prisoners demanded the complete shutdown of the cabinet. israeli hostages in gaza are dying one after another and the army is in its most critical situation. members of the cabinet and the military are complicit in the biggest tragedy in israel's history and must take responsibility for all decisions. the minister of finance of the zionist regime did not pay salaries to the strikers . the fact that the gathering in front of the house of the head of the trade union of the zionist regime did not work shows that he is paying attention to smotrich's threat. where the government offices of the bank and public transport, ports, schools, universities and airports are on a nationwide strike followed the occupied lands. currently, i am calling for a general and complete strike. shut down the labor economy. it is not easy and you know how much responsibility i have shown in the last 11 months. but that's enough. i want everyone to come to the streets. i ask all economic organizations to join the strike. we must be the voice of the captives. the israe

he didn't chris martin he's not have the full cabinet meeting normalcy your cabinet members have beeny list of gaps "fox news" in our own peter do c5 the white house with the latest peter. >> and present by to get his cabinet together to try to fight a fire underneath all of these big department secretaries, tilt finish things they're supposed to do case kamala harris wins the white house does not with the white house and donald trump comes at a start put his own stamp on federal agencies and president biden told the secretaries at one point that only formats like administration going to keep running to the tape and went on his official told us that this whole first cabinet meeting almost a year, is about getting the cabinet to get as much work done as possible with her dad is first, living putting out the door and secondly nothing new programs policies and their ligament of aggressive policies they've already announced a pretty this week and president biden is hosting leaders of australia japan and india at home in wilmington delaware from the 20 very little coverage of the bilateral

two cabinets, that cabinet is the normal cabinet. it does various things , it has a security cabinet, and for security matters, we see that there is such a gap in the same security cabinet, and the parties in different issues cannot solve their problems in that cabinet room, outside by means of statements and speeches and accusing each other. they are continuing with the strongest words, thank you very much, mr. majidi, now in the middle of these stories of differences and bipolarities that mr. ajrullah mentioned. what is the reason that netanyahu concentrates on the west bank and anyway opens another front in this direction? do they plan to expand anyway? will this dispute continue to influence him or is he pursuing other goals? let's see how many directions there are to carry this to karan bakhtari. be impressed. yes , this discussion of the fact-finding committee is very serious. if there is a chance, tonight we can spend a few minutes talking about the fact-finding committee that should be formed after the gaza war. as to why the

especially the security cabinet, because the political regime has two cabinets, one cabinet is the normalinet that does different things, one cabinet is an entity. for security affairs, we can see that there is such a gap in the same security cabinet and the parties in different issues cannot solve their problems in that cabinet room. mr. majidi, now in the middle of these stories of differences and bipolarity that mr. ajarle pointed out that netanyahu is focusing on the west bank and what is the reason for this, do they intend to continue to influence him by enlarging this conflict, or do they have other goals? it is being followed. see this the west bank has several directions. now , let me influence him on the part of the hereafter. the last part of your question is to influence him. after the war in gaza , it should be formed, so let me tell you a little about it, then i will investigate why they could not realize that such an operation after the yamkipour war, this experience has caused the political retirement of the prime minister, it is time to form a popular fact-finding committe

rallies across the occupied territories, demanding the resignation of the prime minister and his cabinet." hello everybody, thanks for tuning in a press tv world news, is genocide in the gaza strip is now in his 333rd day and the regime continues un relenting bombing of the besieged territory, killing more civilians. regime strikes killed at least 33 palestinians and left 67 wounded in 24 hours. eight people were killed while quewing a breadseller stand in front of the un run school in gaza's jabalya refugee camp. nine others lost their lives and nearby gaza, a city where two homes were bombed. now since october the 7th, over 40,800 palestinians have now been killed in us israel campaign of genocide in gaza along with over 94 thousand injured, meanwhile palestinian fighters continue putting up stiff resistance to invading troops. palestinian groups targeted israely forces with mortar shells in the alza 2 neighborhood of gaza city. the fighting also continues around southern cities the khan unis and raffa as well as near central city of dear abala. there are militaries announce over 700 f

cabinet was completely closed. the israeli hostages in gaza are dying one after the other and the army in. it is in the most critical situation. the members of the cabinet and the military are complicit in the biggest tragedy in israel's history and must take responsibility for all decisions. the threat of the finance minister of the regime. zionism did not work by not giving salaries to the strikers. the gathering in front of the house of the head of the trade union of the zionist regime shows that they are paying attention to smotrich's threat. where the government offices, banks and public transport followed ports, schools, universities and airports in a nationwide strike in the occupied territories. now i i want a general and complete strike. shutting down the economy is not an easy task and you know how much responsibility i have shown in the last 11 months , but it is enough. i ask everyone to come to the streets. i ask all economic organizations to join the strike. we must let us be the voice of the captives

oleksiy himself came to the cabinet from op.iy secured his position and is now the head of the ministry of youth and sports, not temporarily, but permanently. the new minister of environmental protection and natural resources, formerly the deputy minister of energy, svitlana grynchuk. ministry. culture and strategic communications now has a permanent head, diplomat and yermak's deputy mykola tochytsky took the position. natalia kalmykova, formerly umierov's deputy, is now the minister of veterans affairs. vitaly kovel, who headed the state property fund on the morning of the appointment, was appointed to the position of minister of agrarian policy and food. herman smetanin became the minister of strategic industries. he is a new man, at the age of 31 he headed ukroboronprom. at the servants of the people faction, the president also talked about creating a new ministry for the return of ukrainians, but it is not there yet, as the issue with the head is open. very important so that government institutions now work as actively as p

do you think netanyahu is talking to his cabinet on the one hand? we have done with the internal protests to escape from this dilemma, in your opinion , what path might he take, there is a possibility that he wants to recover his position and escape from this. take a new action in gaza, lebanon or somewhere else, until recently the discussion of the west bank has also been raised. this issue is very important. what can be done? lead to a ceasefire? allow me to speak frankly until this moment netanyahu to this. they are forced to migrate and this is not only a danger for the palestinians but also a danger for the national security of some neighboring countries. i say frankly that it threatens jordan because the west bank is geographically connected to jordan's borders and israel is trying to protect the residents of the border. impose any solution on the zionist regime in the future to accept the ceasefire, mr. hossein morteza, i got the impression from your words that america and the zionist regime are not looking for a real ceasefire. the matter is

from the former prime minister of the zionist regime, who called netanyahu's cabinet the cabinet of deathmer members of the zionist regime's war cabinet, who called for netanyahu's resignation and the holding of early elections. in these difficult days when protests have increased, gallant's relationship with netanyahu has reached the worst possible situation. this is while we are at war. gallant called for an agreement and said insistence on the philadelphia axis is pointless. netanyahu also said that gallant has lost his mind. it is a difficult situation for the prime minister of the zionist regime after 11 months of war in gaza, which a danish newspaper says is the reason for the prime minister of the zionist regime's fear of the end of the war. israel's prime minister fears that if he stops the war in gaza, he will have to join the history buff. mojtaba shah soni of radio and television news agency. german troops were supposed to end the month od, that is, a few days ago in their military operations. niger, and now they are forced to leave this country. germany hoped that the military

i'm planning several types of cabinets, tall cabinets around the doorway - this is for the main storage, for the same, which we wear right now, and those things that are memorable, which are not needed every day, which you want to turn to at some point in your life, yeah. these are the kind of sofas that will have drawers inside, where you can put the same dishes, for example, the bed will end up here in such an unusual place, you know, tatyana said very curiously that she slept for 30 years on a fold-out sofa, in general she didn't lay claim to the bed, but we will tempt her, the one who slept on the sofa, and then tries to sleep on the bed, he never comes back to the sofa, why sleep on the sofa when there is an opportunity to put a beautiful bed? it's like with a garden, while it is not there, you think, ugh, yes, why do you need it, i'll wash it myself, when you tried it once, you will simply never come up to it in life, and something can't be washed, i support, here it will be exactly the same story, by the way, tatyana is very i liked the color and it is not at all accidental, it i

hossein morteza, you mentioned the pressure inside the zionist regime's cabinet for netanyahu to move towards a ceasefire, and on the other hand, you are showing off your lack of success. keshen, in your opinion, on the one hand , we talked face-to-face with his cabinet, on the other hand, we talked about the internal protests to escape from this dilemma , which way do you think he might go, it is possible that he wants to take action to recover his position and escape from this situation. is it new in gaza , lebanon, or anywhere else, until recently, it will be discussed this issue has also been raised in the west. this issue is very important. what can lead to a ceasefire? let me speak frankly. until this moment , netanyahu has not come to this belief, or rather , he does not want a ceasefire. all netanyahu is doing is deception. this is a very important point. the second point is that even the us government up to this point. today, it is much bigger than the battles and developments in gaza. the zionist regime is trying to destroy everything that is related to the palestinian issue

they demanded the resignation of netanyahu and his far right cabinet. the protesters accused the prime minister of systematically obstructing the gaza seesfire for his personal and political gains. they referred to new demands by netanyahu in the negotiations with hamas that have provoked public anger. israel is... including the families of the captives have held rallies on almost a daily basis since the regime launched its war on gaza. meanwhile, in tel aviv, scuffles broke out between protesters and israeli police on tuesday night. "the protest followed a general strike called by the israeli labor union against netanyahu's handling of the war in gaza. workers shut down transport services, banks and schools and what was major blow to the israeli economy. netanyahu stands accused of blocking the gaza truce deal with his insistance on the continued control over israeli created philadelphia and netserum corridors in gaza. this is..." while the hamas resistance movement has demanded a full israeli withdrawal from the entirety of gaza, as per any kind of de

that there must be a majority of the cabinet of ministers, the composition of the cabinet... of ministers, these are ministers, and not those who are tvo, acting temporarily, they have the right vote, never, acting acting have never voted for the minister on important decisions, and such as resolutions, orders, such as draft laws, i.e., while temporarily performing his duties, he cannot sign, for example, submit draft laws to the council, i.e., if even now, if i understand correctly, if now minus one minister will be fired, or he will be fired, then... the government is not competent, that is, he , look, he is most likely in violation all laws, requirements of the cabinet of ministers will be gathered, such decisions will be made, but you must understand that if the decision , to put it mildly, is not satisfactory, for example, regarding tariffs, then my colleague is sitting from his homeland, for which tariffs are there, there the main topic, imagine that they will raise the tariffs and the faction and the motherland party will go to court and appeal it in the first... have the right to

if one of these two parties leaves the coalition cabinet, the coalition cabinet will collapse.therefore, netanyahu is strongly under the wing of the extreme right wing. one is this issue. the second issue is that from the same time on the 7th of october, it became clear that there was a negligence and a fault, that in fact, the military apparatus and israel's security and politics failed to predict the al-aqsa storm attack and neutralize it in the early hours of that attack, and because of these shortcomings, a fact-finding committee is supposed to be formed in israel after the war and the shortcomings of the officials in the three so that the political, military and security level actually deals with it, well, the prime accused in this committee will be the prime minister. we had something similar in israel's history after the yom kippur war , which was accompanied by israel's surprise. in fact , guldan meir, the prime minister at that time, was later tried, the head of the army was tried, the head of the army's intelligence was tried, and several people were prosecuted and th

the attack came amit the biggest political shake. the wartime ukrainian cabinet, foreign minister hase we don't. no yet, i think we're at another point in this conflict of which way will it go, and that's what i think the cabinet reshuffles are about, uh, but we don't know which way they're going to go, will this be another escalation, at the moment ukraine is asking the west for permission to use western missiles deep inside ukraine, deep inside russia, meanwile russia is warning in the very strongest terms that if there's another escalation from ukraine we will hit. back in de in a devastating fashion, the other option is that there may be uh signs that ukraine and more importantly the united states that really hold - hold the power here, they want to negotiate, i think that's less likely sadly, or it could be some signs that zelensky's power is uh in trouble, but these cabinet reshuffle, this cabinet reshuffle certainly is significant uh and people are st to figure out just what the motive is, okay? interestingly, you mentioned zelinsky, so let's bring in mr. christoph hostel from

our country's cabinet.the wes's dad test that we'd established during the general election — would my lifelong conservative—voting dad vote labour at this general election? and keirsaid, and probably one of the only — in fact, the only time i'll say what the prime minister said at a cabinet meeting — but keir said we passed the wes's dad test and we've got to deliver for people like wesley's dad, who voted for us other people who've stuck with labour through thick and thin. and so, there was this sweet moment of, i cannot believe i'm sat here as a member of the cabinet opposite the prime minister, who's talking about my dad at the cabinet table. and i was proud of keir, proud of the rest of the team, but also really proud of my dad because i wouldn't be sat there without him. and then there was a bitterness of thinking john should be there, thangam should be there. and particularly becausejohn was one of the people, you know, at the heart of the national election campaign who really threw himself into it. t

in a completely different way, not like now, i am planning several types of cabinets, high cabinetsdoorway - this is precisely for the main storage, for what we wear right now, and those things that are memorable, which are not needed every day, which you want to turn to. drawers inside, where you can put the same dishes, for example, the bed turns out to be here will stand in such an unusual place, you know, tatyana, very curiously said that she slept on a fold-out sofa for 30 years, in general , she did not lay claim to a bed, but we will tempt her, the one who slept on the sofa, and then he tries to sleep on the bed, he never comes back to the sofa, why? sleeping on the sofa when you have the opportunity to put a beautiful bed, it's like with a dishwasher, while you don't have one, you think, ugh, yeah, why do you need it, i'll wash it myself, when you try it once, you 'll never be able to come up to it in your life. and not washing something, i support it, it will be exactly the same story here, by the way, tatyana really liked the color, and it's not at all accidental, it's act

." >> president biden held a cabinet meeting at the white house, which include first lady jill biden, delivering remarks on women's health. they also discussed avoiding a shutdown in 10 days, on september 30. pres. biden: good morning. president biden: good morning. i guess it's morning. yep. before i begin the cabinet meeting, i want to discuss briefly the need for congress to pass the continuing resolution. it's critical. we have 10 days for congress to pass the short-term funding bill. it gives them more time to deliver on our national defense, veterans, hard-working families, but we already appropriated, and it's important we get it done and is the only path forward by working across the aisle. we have to have faith in our leaders to pull this together. it's really important. and the funding of it. this cabinet comes at a time with four months left in the administration and keep running through the date because we are determined to make sure democracy delivers what the american people are asking for and will provide. and continue to implement the historic laws we passed and invest

i 'll show you how to seal a wall the back along the top of the cabinet, that is, we will connect thehe upper wall of the back cabinet, yes , in order for us to do this, we need to take a tape, take a scraper, cut five tapes, of different lengths, of different lengths, yes, so what do we do, we cut, yes, oh, you are just masters, how do you know what length to make? well, first of all, everything is laid down in the process, well, when with experience this comes already this is your hand so here is a snip-snip visually by eye we try to seal the short one is normal, well, you have a long one here ksenia, hang it up please, i take the long one for everything, i showed yes yes from below, no not like that, but how i attached everything from below, it should be flat , everything, well very good, okay, and this is too long, okay, i'm like this, so here i put it like this, yes the cabinet will not be sealed, if you have foam coming out here, can i put another tape on top, let's seal it and also like this, i've already made an overrun, guys, okay now, i'll cut another one visually, oh, it's

the popularity of volodymyr zelenskyi dissolving his cabinet, meaning the cabinet, the cabinet of ministers, has just begun to fall, it is interesting here moment, because according to the constitution, the ukrainian president has nothing at all to do with the cabinet of ministers and, in theory, has completely different powers, we should have a coalition government or at least a majority government, but we understand that usually people describe reality, not ukrainian reality. which we ourselves don't often delve into, so i'm just sorry for the long preface, so what they write about koleb, in particular, they write about the fact that the economist... after all, his refined diplomacy did not always go well with the rough or unsophisticated row as we can translate and the emotional rhetoric of his boss, by the boss is meant president zelenskyi, or what should we expect from this replacement of kuleba, if it happens, is it ours, or will our rhetoric be even more raw and emotional in the future, well, we really see that now... there are personnel changes, rotations and the like in the ukraini

the cabinet is complete. israeli hostages in gaza are dying one after another and the army is in its most critical situation. members of the cabinet and the army are complicit in the biggest tragedy in israel's history. and they should take responsibility for all decisions. the threat of the minister of finance of the zionist regime. not paying salaries to the strikers did not work either. the gathering in front of the house of the head of the trade union of the zionist regime shows that he does not pay attention to smotrich's threat . where government offices, banks and public transport, ports, schools, universities and airports are following the nationwide strike in the occupied territories. had currently, i am calling for a general and complete strike. shutting down the economy is not an easy task, and you know that in 11. how much responsibility did i show last month, but it's enough. i ask everyone to come to the streets. i ask all economic organizations to join the strike. we must be the voice of the pr

and about how the current cabinet of ministers will cope with the tasks ahead. ukraine, the peace plan, or zelensky's victory plan, which he will present soon in washington, and about the kursk special operation. we will have several guests throughout the broadcast. in the first part of our program, yuriy lutsenko will be former prosecutor general of ukraine. in the second part of our program, which will start in an hour, there will be two of my colleagues, journalists andriy denytskyi and bohdan butkevich, the traditional friday journalism club. we will discuss the most relevant topics of the week. however, before starting our big conversation, i suggest you watch a video of how ukrainian defenders repelled another assault in the pokrov direction, fighters of the 21st separate special purpose battalion of the presidential brigade, defeated the enemy column, thus the defenders did not allow the enemy to surround our forces. let's see. glory to the armed forces of ukraine and death to the russian occupiers. friends throughout our broadcast, we conduct polls, toda

reseffel, this cabinet reseffe certainly is significant uh and people are strong tr to figure out just what the motive is, okay? interestingly, you mentioned zelinsky, so let's bring in mr. christopher hustel from berlin. do you think that zelinsky's position is now shaky or not? zelinski's position is of course very shaky. he has taken a really crazy decision which was very much criticized in the west, that means the incursion into a cursed region in russia, old russia, that is to say, where there was no military installation and he wasting... uh supplies and manpower on on this adventure and it didn't help them anything, whereas on the other front, as our colleague correctly pointed out, the ukrainian army is losing all over the place, and they face very bad winter, so this cabinet reshuffle for example is a reshuffle out of utter weakness, and we have pentagon paper saying that for the next five years they are planning lull in the fighting and not... escalation, so we do have an unintended mission creep of the warfare in ukraine into something bigger if missiles striking deep inside

this cabinet comes at a time with four months left in the administration and keep running through the date because we are determined to make sure democracy delivers what the american people are asking for and will provide. and continue to implement the historic laws we passed and invest in america and rebuild our infrastructure and implement our laws. we're grateful jill is here today. i heard the clapping. it wasn't for me when we came in. and across previous administrations, the first lady is in attendance. this is the first time jill has attended and shows it is an important issue. at the top of the meeting, jill will give an update on the white house initiative to fundamentally change the approach and how we approach it to fund women's health services. i'd like to turn it over to jill for any comments she has. it's all yours, kid. jill biden: when joe became president, i wanted to keep shining the light on the issues i had worked on for so many years, supporting military and veterans families, ending cancer as we know it with the biden cancer moon shot, lifting up educators and pr

course he is not going to resign. now staying with netanyahu who has established a mini security cabinetאבל מסתבר שבשקט בשקט, נתניהו. מקים פורום מצומצם, פורום שנוכחים בו ראשי מערכת הביטחון על בסיס קבוע, מעדקנים, נותנים סקירות ביטחוניות והתייעצויות ביטחוניות בנושאים הרגישים ביותר שקשורים. לניהול המלחמה ושימי לב מי משתתפים בפורום הזה על בסיס קבוע או כמעט על בסיס קבוע? אז השר בצלל סמוטריץ', ישראל קאץ, השר ירריב לוין, השר דרמר, שר הביטחון גלנד כמובן, וחבר הכנסת אריה דרי, זה שבעת השרים, אולי פורמה השביעיה שמתכנס ודן בנושאים הקריטיים הקשורים בניהול המלחמה, מי שלא מוזמן א'. "in the last few weeks, he was portrayed as the hawkish minister, and smutrich was being portrayed as as the wise guy in the cabinet, but as we know that the decision is going to be netanyahu's, it it it used to be this way and it's going to be this way in the..." with the new forum, but i think that maybe smotric who is controlling the budget, the finance ministry, that may be a privilege for him to be member of this forum, but again if you take into a look about the members of this new forum, yes, including ari and also de

he says that i need a new cabinet so that i can create more political and military enthusiasm in my cabinet and in my country . he stated three priorities: attracting capital for the defense industry , improving relations with nato, and improving relations with the central government. and society, well, if you look at these three priorities you can see that two of these priorities go directly to the minister. this is that these events have a complete support. you can see that the talk in ukraine about this issue is that mr. zelinsky's government wants to strengthen the personal affairs and bureaucracy in the presidential office . in a way, as it was said months ago, andrey yermak, the head of mr. zensky's office , is a very power-seeking and monopolistic person, and now ezer nasr is in charge of the ministers and military affairs even in ukraine. he is a very monopolistic person. it is one of the options what is being discussed in this regard is that zelensky is looking to strengthen his power in ukraine. do you think that this strengthening of power that zelensky is looking for can turn th

the attack came amit the biggest political shakeup of the war-time ukrainian cabinet, foreign minister has become the latest minister to submit his resignation, at least seven. ukrainian ministers and senior officials have resigned and a presidential aid was fired. the parliament is yet to approve the resignations. legislators have already approved the exit of three ministers and one vice prime minist premier. this is while ukrainian troops are facing pressure around the strategic city of aporoskov, which is on the brink of falling to russian forces. for more on that, we're joined by our correspondent johnny miller who is with us from moscow and also mr. christoph herstal, author and politician joining us from berlin, and let's begin with our very own johnny miller, you're right there on the grounds monitoring what's happening, give us the latest, and why is this cabinet reshuffle so important? well, the truth is, we don't really know uh the reason. for this cabinet reshuffled yet, you very well sumed up the events in ukraine at the moment, and in russia, there are many of them at the

themselves has erupted and there has been demanded of of resignation for many members of this cabinet and for the war for the minimized war cabinet there is the demand there were demands for her lady and some some oters to resign as they have failed to achieve anything neither on the gaza front or on the west bank or the west bank front, they are analysis in israel are saying that we have been promised security, where is security that that this cabinet is talking about, now on the ground the the the situation in tarkumia and it remains the same, these two towns are still... under siege total closure for these two towns as the iof is still looking for the two palestinians who have performed this this operation near near al khalil and they haven't been able to locate them yet or to find any traces of them as the the regime's security systems has announced that there there until this moment there is no there are no traces for these two palestinians that the... is still looking for on the ground we have two injured palestinians in near tarkumia and near al khalil due to a clashes that has

the cabinet of ministers needs new energy. this is how volodymyr zelenskyi announced the personnel changes in the government the day before. reformatting began on the same day. verkhovna rada dismissed three ministers: justice, protection of the environment and natural resources, and the ministry of strategy and industry, as well as the vice-prime minister for european and euro-atlantic integration. and already today, the layoffs continued with the second attempt. would resign the minister of foreign affairs, the head of the state property fund and the vice prime minister for reintegration, this is far from a complete list of personnel changes this week, but we will talk about everything later, but for now a brief overview of how government officials were dismissed. the largest reshuffle of the government since the time of the full-scale invasion, that is what the western media call the changes in the ukrainian cabinet. the flurry of resignations and dismissals began on september 4 with the head of the ministry of foreign affa

military security and netanyahu's cabinet. this is very important. this is a deep structural and emotional gap. iran's largest 400-year-old imitation mirror is performed at the end of safar month in qutjan village of khansar city. the ritual of recitation here is the hosseiniyyah of hazrat abulfazl salam, the village of gudjan khansar has been held for more than 400 years. many people from all over the country attend the ceremony and non-native guests are also accommodated overnight. gathering such a decoration with such a size and crowd is really imam hasina's own work. he collects nowrozi . i am from ghazmin province. i come every year for this ceremony in malair province. we come for 9 days in two shifts, noon and night. 18 versions of tazizi are recited for every tazizi assembly. jazz is also broadcast for fans all over the country there is no way to have the right except in this way. the evening singing ceremony of gudjan khansar village has been registered as number 601 in the list of intangible heritage of the country. mohammad sediqian, sed a

some ministers in netanyahu's cabinet, particularly benigvirach are calling for maintaining military0 uh reserves those can they shift to lebanon to hizballah without completing what they once mentioned about against hamas it's it's it's complicated because all those fronts you can add the west bank front to them those three fronts are are crucial and they are... connected each other, you cannot finish a uh, you cannot go into a war uh without finishing a front, yes uh, so up to now the gaza front is still open and you got the west bank front erupting, so it sounds like uh something uh irrational to talk about shifting to the north, well with that let's go ahead and move on, despite israeli admissions that the occupation army failed to undermine hamas in gaza, military affairs minister, אומר אולי מיצינו ושחיילים אומרים אנחנו סתם נמצאים בעזה ולא עושים הרבה ומנהרות מנהרות וכולי אבל בעצם מה אומר כאן שר הביטחון אומר חבר'ה זהו אנחנו סיימנו מעבירים את כובד המשקל לצפון אלא הבטיחו לנו אגב שב-1 בספטמבר פחות או יותר נחזור ללימודים אז יכול להיות שזה מגיע אותו אבל אני אני מתרשם שזה אמירה אולי אפ

a member of the synagogue used the title of "crazy" for the cabinet of the zionist regime . and netanyahu these differences and cooperation. see how far the existing points will go. there is a time when you are on the side of an external foreign enemy. well, your specific task is that it is involved with hamas, it is involved with the lebanese resistance , hezbollah is involved with the iraqi resistance, it is involved with yemen. it is involved and iran is also in a different way. well , anyway, this is the situation of external pressure , but not in this way, not in this volume. however, what makes the situation very critical for netanyahu and the zionist regime in general is that this pressure is from within, that is, i think the worst situation that can be imagined for a regime is that it is under unprecedented pressure from inside and outside. ok, this is another disaster, what will happen and the fact that the war has been prolonged is so that mr. netanyahu will not be prosecuted because it means the end of the masad war. but let's go from examining the developments in

netanyahu's cabinet decided to end the war.the western song" he used excuses and security justifications, but it was basically a political plan, that is, the same political plan that he wants to be implemented in the gaza strip should also be implemented in the west bank, and its goal is to destroy palestine and end the conflict with the palestinians. reaching the military force is far from negotiation and agreement. the minister of security al qoumier, the minister of internal security of this regime, who inspected the site of the operation , threatened the palestinians with harsh punishments such as the city and the camp of jenin. the occupying forces continue to carry out assassinations. arrests and destruction of infrastructure in jenin city and camp continue for the past 5 days. we were sitting at home when they threw grenades at us. i gathered my children and took them all to the kitchen. when they saw us at home, they shot at our house. but the resistance in... jenin announced that it will continue to fight against the a

because, well, if you look at the newly appointed ministers, people are actually moving from one cabinet to another, from the government to the bank and vice versa. well, look, i can understand the logic of some appointments, i can, well, for example, there is ms. stefanishyna, by the way, to she also has questions about the criminal case, and we now have unique ones. the situation when the minister of justice, a person who passes, if i'm not mistaken, accused, well, in this case, which is still connected with the former minister of justice lukash, at least the journalists wrote about it yesterday, again, at the same time in his position there deputy prime minister for european integration, she was very effective, in my opinion, and she did a lot of important things. logic at the ministry of justice, the most important thing for us now is the adaptation of our legislation to european legislation union, it can in principle do it. can combine, but the question about the case, of course, had to be resolved, probably closed in some way. regarding everything else, this is a reshuffling, yes,

so i am angry at the decisions that the cabinet has made. i have to tell you, i do acknowledge that there are different opinions so i want to separate between that overall anger that is here, which is against whoever is making the decision and specifically the prime minister, because the prime minister was under attack and israel in the year before the war i was one of those also who very much opposed the policies of this government. and having said that, they were elected in and there are very few legal democratic ways that you can move them out there making these decisions that the impact every single one of us. so i don't know that there's more anger now, but boy, it's boiling out all over the place all right. >> just ahead. >> much more on the recovery of the bodies of six hostages in gaza with protests underway in israel right now we'll discuss what it could mean for ceasefire negotiations. >> plus parents in gaza are rushing to get their children vaccinated against polio today marks the first day of a vital u.s. and lead campaign. whil

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to manage the war, including small trich, instead of the war cabinet he previously dissolved, this actionלוין, השר דרמר, שר הביטחון גלנד כמובן, וחבר הכנסת אריה דרי, זה שבעת השרים, אולי פורמה השביעיה שמתכנס ודן בנושאים הקריטיים הקשורים בניהול המלחמה, מי שלא מוזמן לפורום הזה על בסיס. last few weeks he was portrayed as the hawkish uh minister and smutrich was being portrayed as as the wise guy in the cabinet, but as we know that the decision is going to be netanyahu's, it it it used to be this way and it's going to be this way in the with the new forum, but "i think that maybe smotric who is controlling the budget, the finance ministry, that maybe a privilege for him to be member of this forum, but again if you take into a look about the members of this new forum, yes, including arya deri and also dermer, his own associate israel cuts who is liquidist also along with gallant." who is the war minister, it's uh, it's it's it's a move by netanyahu to show that he is reconvening the the war cabinet, but in the end it's going to be netanyahu's decision. well, on that point in the gaza strip, and

what you make of her appearance today of the cabinet? who was running the company?look, obviously stuff like this is only going to fuel the lame duck accusations, perhaps rightfully so. but you are the president say that other first ladies have attended these meetings, fox digital reports hillary clinton may have been one of the last ones. it is what it is. >> it is what it is. >> but for the issues surrounding her aging husband and making this an issue, i think it is great for first lady champion an issue like women's health, updated cabinet about it but maybe he should have chosen to talk to her later in the meeting not off the top. >> 10 seconds, what you have? >> joe biden has been running this country and the biggest joke is on every mainstream media outlet that continues to say biden is in charge. >> roma? >> i can tell you any trouble white house that he had cabinet meetings everything the week, this is the first one all year for joe biden and apparently jill led the meeting. not sure what that says about the state of the nation right now but i think we're re

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after the reassignment of nine officials, zelensky expects the work of the cabinet of ministers to beensified. in the areas of defense and european integration, what has changed in the amount due to the change in the places of additions? glory to ukraine, this is the verdict program, my name is serhii rudenko, i congratulate everyone and wish everyone good health. for the next two hours, we will talk about ukraine, the world, the war, and our victory. let's talk about zelenskyi's new personnel appointments, to be more precise. of the verkhovna rada or zelenskyi, well , in zelenskyi's word, it is obvious, and about how the current cabinet of ministers will cope with the tasks facing ukraine, the peace plan or zelenskyi's victory plan, which he will present soon in washington, and about the course special operation. we will have several guests throughout the broadcast. the first part of our program will feature yury lutsenko, former prosecutor general of ukraine in in the second part of our program, which starts in an hour, there will be two of mine colleagues, journalists andriy dyanit

all of us are feeling more trouble in the cabinet. most definitely made statements that are very challenging and i think in that sense that what we're looking at is israelis right now will the security cabinet that made the decision last week that they're going to stand philadelphi corridor, will they change that decision? i do not know the answer. i know that the defenseman mr. stated clearly let's sit down. let's change that decision. let's get the live hostages back on that. i mean, there is so much anger against the prime minister. how much do you think this will add now to the pressure on benjamin netanyahu to agree to a hostage release some ceasefire deal so i really want to try him and flush this out with you for him and kim because this is a real challenging point. >> i'm not sure that any other prime minister right now would have an easy job. this is a horrific, horrible war. it started and i'm not going to i'm going to be when the elliot before described them as militants, i wanted to jump in and say no, they are terrorists

>> i'm excited about his cabinet.iden's cabinet was filled with prescription bottles of vaseline rfk, at that photo, isn't normal to be able to see someone's heart? what does that guy do for heart in the gym? i would like to defend kamala a little bit. she's getting a lot of flak for bringing her body with -- to the cnn interview. is a possible she's used to having... ever since joe moved in they are calling it the white-hot house -- the white house with brown spots. >> greg: kelly welcome to the show. the white house is already considered kind of renegade, just by him being there. assuming he winds, why not think outside the box? >> absolutely that's kind of what president trump is known for, people love that about him. i don't love elon musk as a pick , especially if i'm a shareholder, every tesla investor is going dear god no, not another thing for this man to add to his plates. if you own tesla and you were watching at home, cell because that would go down the stock. i don't love him to be advising on artificial i

he thinks perhaps a change of cabinets will help with that. believe it is anything more. >> precisely on this question of using western made weapons deeper into russian territory, president zelenskyy has been calling for this over and over. what is the calculation here in washington because we haven't seen it happen yet? >> there is a time established pattern since the beginning of the invasion of a timid white house saying no to ukraine's request for more advanced weapons and permission to use it in russian territory. they say no, no, no, and then they say yes. i think this pattern will continue. at some point, they will probably get permission. at that point, the russians will probably be moved out of the longer missile range. but putin's successful intimidation of the biden administration and the leaders in germany with threats of nuclear escalation. >> you don't buy that president putin could escalate this further and use that nuclear option if u.s. and german weapons are starting to be used in russian territory? >> i think the weakness sh

mass rallies across occupied territories demanding the resignation of the prime minister and his cabinet. hello everyone, welcome to press tv, world news. israel's genocide in the gaza strip is now in its 333rd day and the resume continues to relentlessly bomb the besieg territory killing more civilians. regime strikes killed at least 33 palestinians and left 67 wonded in 24 hours. eight people were killed while quewing a breadseller stand in front of un run school in gazo's jabalya refugee camp. nine others lost their lives in nearby gaza city when two homes were bombed. now since october the 7th, over 40,800 palestinians have been killed in us, israely genocide in gaza, and over 94,00 have been injured. meanwhile, palestinian resistance fighters continue putting up stiff resistance to invading troops. palestinians have target israely forces with mortar shells in the az2 neighborhood of gaza city, and fighting also continues around southern cities, ochanunis and raffa as well as near central city of deer abalah. israel military has announced over seven 100 fatalities among its forces ov