nami, the honorable head of the country's crisis management organization. dr. the most important challenge that the world is facing today. the crisis- making challenge must be said to the area of ​​mr. are you concerned? the world today is faced with 34 serious challenges, three of which are public . it is a deserter everywhere . honorable first vice president, also mr. dr. vahidi himself is always the first person to show up in crises. i think their mind is smart in this field, for example, we are preparing a software that we have now, really , maybe you didn't even think of us . it didn't exist or you didn't know. we brought it now based on their instructions. we made it software. let's assume that we click on the icon, for example, bulldozer. it immediately shows us the bulldozers in the area . it shows the shovels, even we assume. the so-called laser cutters do not have these everywhere, they are everywhere we determined that the blowing machine means that this is not necessary at the national level. we need to say once, sir , for example, tehran, you put th

nami considered crisis management to be a collection of efforts of all the organizations that have been assigned a mission in articles 2 and 14 of the law on crisis management. creating a vineyard with new technology in the central province of araki, the entrepreneur has been able to create a canopy by using new irrigation methods and using excellent fertilizers. produce grapes compared to other gardens. when he planted the tree saplings, the scaffolding garden was a dense system with the owner, he did not think that the first modern garden in the central province was established. this system is new, that is , it has not been done anywhere. the villagers of arakist are taking different steps to produce an organic product that is available to the people for the health of the people of the city. god willing, we can take a step here . there is a high level of commitment to work and effort along with creativity. the level of this open is about 7 a thousand grape seedlings with four different varieties have been planted in this sector. discussion of garden owners , one of the characteristics

the deputy minister of interior and the head of the crisis management organization of our country said: iran is ready to provide afghanistan with its experiences in the field of prevention and reconstruction in earthquake-affected areas. we can also take joint courses if necessary. if necessary , the teams will come to your service for training and help it can be of service to you, especially in the stage of reconstruction and rehabilitation. we are coming. the secretary of our country's red crescent also said about the arrivals of the iranian red crescent society, 10 of our rescue teams with full equipment were present in the region, the officials of our country visited and had a habit of visiting herat community hospital, from rozle, about 15 wounded and one dead were taken to herat community hospital. after the earthquake , on wednesday morning , the patients and the injured had been moved to the open air due to the concern of the severe aftershocks. how is the medical service? well, as their representative , i serve well and take care of them. qamargol with even though his arm was

the deputy minister of interior and the head of the crisis management organization and the secretary general of the red crescent society conveyed the message of sympathy of the president of our country to the people and officials of afghanistan in a meeting with walali harrat. a meeting that recited the fatiha for the victims of the earthquake on saturday this week in the province, referring to the presence of iran's relief and rescue groups in the earthquake-affected areas, said: iran leaves no stone unturned when a very strong team arrives in the evening and goes to the area. he goes and works there the deputy minister of interior and the head of the crisis management organization of our country said: iran is ready to provide afghanistan in the earthquake affected areas. we can also take joint courses if necessary. if necessary, the teams will come to your service for training and the help that can be of service to you especially in the reconstruction and rehabilitation phase. the secretary general of the red crescent of our country also said about the arrivals of the iranian red c

the president of the crisis management organization and the secretary general of the population of our country also participated in the last operation of the iranian rescuers in the earthquake affected areas. the race relief groups of the islamic republic of iran have all the necessary facilities for the issue of a successful race relief in the region. alhamdulillah to help our afghan brothers who suffered this calamity. the secretary general of the red crescent society of our country also expressed his appreciation for the presence of relief groups from the earthquake affected areas by the people and afghan government officials said: i always appreciated and thanked the presence of the najad relief teams and the items that came with them in the meetings we had. in this week's earthquakes in western afghanistan, nearly 3 thousand people were killed or injured. the relief and race group of our country returned to our country after 3 days in the earthquake affected areas. zindajan is still shaking and people in these areas are worried about strong earthquakes. behnam yazani, radio and te

health organization not to remain silent in the face of the zionist regime's crimes against the palestinian people, especially the people of the gaza strip, who are facing a health and medical crisis due to the attacks of this regime. requests from world health organizations and all countries. we wanted them to remain silent in this regard, and the health of all the people of the world is important to the world health organization, and if the world health organization does not fulfill its mission at this point in history, it will show that this organization is like the others. international organizations are not fulfilling their main mission, and today being silent about zionist crimes is a betrayal of the international community. along with the people of other parts of the world, the libyan people condemned the crimes of the zionist occupation regime in gaza by holding demonstrations. demonstrators in tripoli, the capital of libya, chanting slogans and holding handwritten notes with expressions such as zionist child regime, while supporting the palestinian resistance front , condemned the occupation and the massacre of civilians, including oppressed palestinian children and women

talking about international humanitarian organizations that are called upon to help people, who are called upon to send their doctors or paramedics to work in such crisisumanitarian organizations are now working in the gas sector, which ones have arrived recently ? who arrived, no one came, the humanitarian organization that works in the gas sector, it’s just him who opened - its centers, its schools for evacuated people who were forced to their homes, and they give little, very little, sometimes they give them something to eat or something, they give very little. because before the war, even before the search, they always said that they had a financial crisis, other organizations that were located in gas worked like doctors without borders, like doctors in france, and other such medical organizations, they had a supply of medicine, a supply - toblova, they transferred all this to the gas sector, yesterday... he called on all people, everyone - he will refuel, whoever has a liter of gasoline, 1 liter, whoever has it, please bring it to the hospitals, because hospitals soon everyone will stop, because israel does not allow it, from egypt the fuel that w

the head of the country's crisis management organization said: these three camps there are 11 villages located in the earthquake affected areas of afghanistan, mohammad nami, who traveled to afghanistan, pointed to the latest details of the earthquake destruction in afghanistan and added that the main focus of the earthquake in afghanistan was the zinjan area, where 11 villages were destroyed, which these 8 villages have been completely destroyed , according to mr. nami, member of iran's aid, and efforts have been made to provide basic facilities for the earthquake. sending international aid to the earthquake victims of afghanistan from the borders of khorasan razavi. the head of the ministry of foreign affairs in this province said: razavi khorasan borders is ready to send international aid to the earthquake victims of afghanistan and provide full customs services. ahmad masoumifar added that no infected or injured people have been sent to iran yet, and they are receiving medical help. to be provided to the injured on the spot. according to mr. messoumifar, due to the existence of suf

history of related activity and licensed by zislam authorities, such as the country's crisis management organization , non-governmental defense organization, and standards organization . the 40th tehran international short film festival reached its final stage, according to the director of this festival, nearly 6 thousand people attended in 5 days. they sat down to all the works of this cinematic event. and in that year, i was a teenager in hamidan, the 8 mm short film of the festival started here , with images from the review of all the previous years of the festival , here we see the tomb of bu ali, and with 154 films , whether they came from the other side of the world or what those who had the tag of being made in iran continued. i was in contact with iranians and iranian culture . i was very eager to come to iran. the films that each wanted to show short narratives of concerns, beauties, realities and dreams. we make elephants. to be seen in the cinema or at if television has a festival in its 40th year, which i think is the age of maturity, for us filmmakers, it would be nice to have meetings

the head of the crisis management organization said: these three camps are located in the earthquake-affectedas of afghanistan, and the survivors of 11 earthquakes were settled there. 6 days ago , 250 people lost their lives in western afghanistan due to the occurrence of two earthquakes. according to taliban officials, nearly 20 villages and 200 houses were completely destroyed in the 15 mehr earthquake. yesterday, the earthquake of 6.3 on the richter scale coincided with the fourth week of workers' strike in american automobile companies, and many workers were fired. cbs news announced: ford, general motors and stlantis three car manufacturing companies fired about 1,300 workers this week. the reason for the dismissal of hundreds of workers is the closure of lines. if the labor strike continues, they may fire up to half a million workers. the researchers of a science-based company succeeded in producing an excellent fertilizer from the wastes of municipal treatment plants. one of the environmental problems of sewage treatment of urban houses is the production of sludge. the most expensive u

the same time, the secretary general of the jamiat helal ahmader and the head of the crisis management organization of our country also entered herat last night and they are going to go to herat district hospital a minute before, in fact, a minute later, and after that they met with valali. these groups you see are from the provinces of khorasan are razavi, north, south and tehran. they are a completely specialized team, they have life-detecting dogs, they have up-to-date devices , and they have done wonderful things in the area for the past two days. i am at your service. continued news in the heat of afghanistan. in the meeting of the supreme council of the cultural revolution held under the chairmanship of the president, the secretary of the council announced the evaluation of the council's approvals in the fields of science, technology and social culture. presented. the politics of territorial development and the promotion of faculty members were among the other issues brought up by the minister of science, and it was decided that these matters should be investigated in the council's science an

crisis. usa organized overthrow of the legitimate government in ukraine and brought to power a loser comediant actor zelsky, whom i call sialensky, because he... attacks christians, he closes christian churches, blocks any opposition, if you are a popular politician, your views do not coincide with zelsky , unfortunately, you disappear, you are arrested, you lose your job, and so on. the united states captured ukraine to fight the russian federation in the hope of destroying it, getting rid of its culture, history, religion and statehood, the united states is trying to use disagreements in ukraine, donbass, ukrainians killed 1400 russians in the east of the country, men, women and children. for some reason , the american and european media are silent about this. like this. this is how the situation is in the middle east, the united states supports opposition groups in yugoslavia, iraq, syria and libya, they see that people can be divided, that in iraq there are both sunnis and shiites, in the north of the country there are kurds, they are supported by the israelis and the united states, the s

the head of the crisis management organization said: this morgue is in the regions.ake-stricken afghanistan is near and the survivors of 11 earthquakes were settled there. according to mr. nami, iran's aid is on tuesday my members and efforts have been made to provide basic facilities to the earthquake victims. five days ago , 250 people died after the 6.6 rishdari earthquake in western afghanistan. according to taliban officials, nearly 2,000 houses were completely destroyed in the 15 mehr earthquake in 20 days. an earthquake with a magnitude of 6 on the richter scale at a depth of 10 km shook the hot land of afghanistan. the intensity of this earthquake was such that it was felt in some cities of iran, including mashhad. the end of this news section. hello and courtesy to you, dear viewers , have a good night. the iranian national team arrived in amman. members of the technical staff and players of the national team iran entered amman, the capital of this country, today to participate in jordan's four-way competition. our country's team will travel to jordan on fri

this, as it turned out , they are bad at management, which means they engineered the 2008 crisis, they organizedvid, which also incomprehensibly appeared, i mean this covid madness, yes, they printed a lot of dollars, created global inflation, organized, which means they started several wars in the military field, very expensive, in general - then they didn’t win a single one, and most importantly, doubt arose that an increasing number of countries have peoples in moral leadership, because i’m not sure that from the point of view of such western protestant, i don’t know, ethics, doing good deeds can make money from it good, but for example, from the orthodox point of view point of view, there is definitely something wrong here, yes , good, it must be not, not not not hypocritical, i suspect that for many other nations this all also looks quite suspicious. and continue to repeat the mantra that we are the greatest country in history, of course, it is possible, but where is this, where is this vision of the future, the one that people need to offer, it doesn’t exist, we don’t hear this from biden,

some is really organization for emotional 1st aid. i also earlier about how the crisis is affecting her organizations, work slowly and the ongoing total extremely difficult and challenging days in the front lines of national emotional support. all over 1600 volunteers with families. the cation already received a $127000.00 distress calls. it's a rise of about 500 the percent. so on saturday, with the outbreak of the war, we were one of the 1st organizations to administer health in real time. we were also among the 1st the 1st to, to going to the most no buses to support the shop is where the society and we have 50 years of experience was we have never known something of this scale of business stations. the nightmare of the, the goes beyond anything we could have imagined. our volunteers will never forget the screams of young adults from the party in the game who called us from the fields where they hid, living to be rescued. we won't forget the frightened whispers of mothers telling us that there is so sure thing of the bombshell we can't forget leaving calls under life

brent: your organization crisis group has called for a cease-fire.ow would that work considering israel says it's ultimate goal here is to destroy hamas. and the cease and destruction of hamas, that dashcam those two things coexist? joost: probably not. but, israel has said it wants to achieve this. i think israeli leadership is deeply divided for a number of reasons. one is because it is not clear that they believe that hamas can be defeated militarily. secondly, because if they proceed with a military campaign with the ground offensive aimed at defeating hamas and destroying at they may destroy all of gaza in the process and that would probably lead, i hope so, to push back from western fronts. and finally, going for hamas may also mean losing the lives of all the hostages that hamas holds. and i'm not sure there is unity in israel about that particular strategy. brent: that is from the international crisis group. we appreciate your time and analysis tonight. thank you. joost: thank you so much. brent: another convoy carrying desperately needed sup

second: as our experience has convincingly shown, the organization has an effective crisis response systemhowever, activities in this area are constantly being improved , work is currently underway to radically reduce the time required for decision-making and their verification, and increase communication capabilities in emergency situations. prompt delivery of objective information to the world community. third, priority attention requires further strengthening the power component of odb activities, improving training systems management of its collective forces, among the most important tasks, is to equip troops with modern weapons, special military equipment, and special means, in accordance with the decisions taken by the organization’s collective security council. such work is tested in the course of joint combat training events carried out on a regular basis, its positive examples, the annual operational-strategic exercise combat brotherhood, the exercise of the csto peacekeeping forces - indestructible brotherhood and many others, they have shown the growing coherence of those partic

the fire within this limited area for the moment, your organization crisis group has called for of a ceasefire. how would that work? considering is real, says that it's ultimate goal here is to destroy a mos can seize fire and the destruction of a mazda. can those 2 things exist to co exist? probably not. um and um, but as well as set it wants to achieve this, but i think it is where the leadership is deeply divided. for a number of reasons, why is because it's not clear that's a belief that from us can be defeated militarily. and secondly, because if they proceed with a military campaign, so he brought the offensive aims of defeating a mass and destroying it, or they may destroy all the guys in the process. and that would probably lead, i would hope so too, to push back from, from the rest of the friends, and finally, going for a for how might as may also lead losing deluxe a whole. the last, just as i'm not as hold. and i'm not sure that there's a unity in his role about that particular strategy. you'll still come in from the international crisis group just a moment. we appreciate

your organization crisis group has called for of a ceasefire. how would that work? considering is real, says that its ultimate goal here is to destroy a mos can i see fire and the destruction of a mazda can those 2 things exist co exist? probably not. um and um, but is what i said it was to achieve this. but i think it is really, leadership is deeply divided for a number of reasons why is because it's not clear that they believe that from us can be defeated militarily. and secondly, because if they proceed with a military campaigns, a grotto offensive, and defeating a mass and destroying it, or they may destroy all the guys in the process. and that would probably lead, i would hope so to, to push back from, from the rest of the friends. and finally going for a for homeless may also be losing deluxe of older dos just as i'm not as hold. and i'm not sure if there's a unity in his role about that particular strategy. you'll still come in from the international crisis group just a moment. we appreciate your time and your analysis tonight. thank you. so thank you so much

the parties speaking there, that is, i am not required, we can simply state the deepest crisis in the organizationons, that is, we understand that now this organization is obviously coming to its logical end, when they could not do anything, but now they said it is becoming so dangerous and so senseless that it only escalates and gives nothing, while what is interesting is that america completely refuses to accept fundamental changes in international politics, and if it seemed to us that biden suffers from dementia, now jack salvan has certainly gone down in history, he wrote a huge article. the essence of which is this: of course, we have to hit everyone on the head, but we don’t have anything to hit everyone on the head yet, but as soon as we have something to hit everyone on the head, we will probably be able to hit everyone on the head, if by this moment we can hit everyone on the head, but we haven’t decided who yet, but we haven’t decided who yet , but we feel that most likely everyone will have to hit everyone on the head, because this is our role, that is, this man was silent for so long,

crisis. what, what can your organization actually do to help the people in garza and in the current circumstances? that's what i mean. i, i know a lot is expected from agency such as all of the norwegian refuge account that is on the ground. we have 54 people on the ground. we have provided some cash assistance for people so they can go to the, to the supermarket and get whatever they can get. but we can't do much, much more without, without a co uh, you know, the, the trusting opening sustainably sufficiently. i mean, we having a house to the truck, so uh, a 1000 or 2000 and the trucks everyday just as no end, you know, for a they just all straight you and it's saying that they might shop. so that operations because they're running out of to h workers, austin guessing tools are stuff on the ground has been displaced. they have suffered loss and damage to their homes. so yeah, i mean they a, does, agencies need that supports enable to, to be able to bring gauging and give it to the people who are in need we know the pumps of gaza have let sleeping slots and critical infrastructure has been destro

have a situation where we are not just driven to action in crisis, we cannot just be a crisis driven organization in congress. so, i'm hoping that what's going on with the ccp will help us to kind of fix some of our small democratic problems, even at the same time we are dealing with tactics and strategy, regarding taiwan or other issues. >> 500 virtual members are listening in to see if there any questions. >> we will take our next question from james simmons. >> thank you very much for your presentation, i'm with the stimson center. i wanted to ask you both speaking about restrictions on outbound investments, index funds. preventing those from being invested in chinese companies especially those involved in military civil fusion, etc. i wanted to ask of this was an instrumental approach to the modernization, or if you see this as a principled approach to ensuring that american investments don't support human rights abuses in countries around the world. >> i've always thought of it as a principled approach. the principle is not expediting destruction. i guess it depends on your views of the regi

press conference in brussels following the meeting of nato's north atlantic council organization to discuss the ongoing crisis in >> we're excited to come together to commemorate this great anniversary of this alliance. i'm happy to be here and i'll take a couple questions. >> the first question will go to gordon from "the wall street journal." reporter: i know you like multipart questions. i'll make it two different questions real quick. the first one is the crisis in gaza has amounted to a moment of emotion for the israelis of the world. prime minister netanyahu referring to hamas militants as dead men walking and your own people referring to an isis moment. into this emotion and conflict, you're pouring munition and weaponry and all these things. i'm wondering what assurances or conditions even have you asked for from the israelis to make sure that some of this weaponry -- american weaponry is used discriminately and not inscript anytimely and potentially killing" indiscriminately and potentially killing americans p. and is the i.s.r. package part of the package of offerings? and a third one, have you seen

organizations, hospitals, the u.n. on the ground, they say this has reached a crisis point. world health organization saying that 12 of gaza's 35 hospitals are now essentially out of commission. eight of those because they have simply run out of fuel. the u.n. relief and works agency that operates inside of gaza has said previously that they would be forced to stop their operations tonight, earlier this afternoon speaking to cnn, they appeared to sort of calibrate that message slightly and said that if they one out of fuel, tonight or tomorrow, they will be forced to drastically reduce their operations. we've been in touch with a number of doctors and hospitals on the ground who say that they really are now on their last drops of fuel. and what is important to remember here, jake, of course, is that because the electricity has been cut off, it is fuel that powers the generators and it is generators that then allow incubators, ventilator machines and crucially desalination plants because clean water is no longer accessible, people are drinking brackish water according to docto

ministry of defense said that supposedly russia and belarus had some kind of special plan to organize a new migration crisisunt even attached a video where people are trying break the fence and cross the border zone. let's take a look at this post. it looks like this: attacks on the polish border carried out by belarus were supposed to destabilize the situation in poland and put the security of the poles was threatened, thanks to the increased military presence on the border, the plan between russia and belarus failed. wow, can you imagine, it turns out that poland’s security can be jeopardized by ordinary people, without machine guns, without anything, well, somehow they are going to defend themselves weakly there, i’ll say so, so i ’ll chronologically reconstruct some very important events in context: 24.09 on september 24 , a post is published on twitter, to which these frames are attached, it says that, uh, supposedly we are destabilizing some kind of situation there, the migration crisis is coming, in the comments to the same twitter post, there are a lot of views, more than 200,000 views, almost 500 r

he's director of the middle east and north africa program as a domestic crisis group of research and advocacy organizer from the box to prevent conflict. welcome back to the doctor. going to have different, what do you make of israel's response sofa as well? um, it is uh no surprising that uh is well, is responding in the way that it is now, which is massively because it has always responded to uh, how much brokers or techs, uh, which we saw in the past. mostly, uh, in this way, uh, master fleet by destroying the buildings and uh, you know, going all out to the gaza strip. um, now this time they have additional reason because of the nature of the master tech on such a day, which was horrific. and as, as close to me.

the weakening of the un, as emphasized diplomat, if international organizations do not come to their senses, this will lead to further crisiswars and cruelty. we call upon the united system of organization. he tells her that if you leave me, i will take your money, this is creating a problem , it is creating a dysfunctional system of national unity, international institutions must restructure themselves to take control of such institutions, otherwise the crises we see in the form of wars and abuse will and further. all about cooperation between minsk and caracos, western sanctions, the thorny path of venezuela, as well as the insolvency of the un, the full release of the project is question number one, watch on the youtube channel of the telelenova agency. at least 12 people were killed when the israeli army attacked a market in the center of the gaza strip yesterday. the idf also carried out an airstrike on a mosque on the west bank of the jordan. the army said there was an underground terrorist complex there. who was preparing a terrorist attack, there are dead and wounded. peace summit in cairo to resolve the conflict in

crisis. the news organizations are misinforming the audience if they say that gaza is running out of fuel, waterd food. no, hamas has plenty of fuel, water, and food. they are denying their own citizens access to that. the media should be careful about that, i believe. also, the woman -- the idf soldier, the woman who is now free, we said she was free to. she was rescued. if you say in the media she was freed, you might be led to believe that hamas out of the goodness of their heart let this israeli woman go. she was rescued because they were smart and they knew how to do it for the other thing is i do think it is important that these protests don't just happen overnight without some sort of funding and money. "the new york post" reported on friday. there's a group called arabella advisors. they have spent more than $10 million on anti-israel causes. that is research that was founded and funded by the americans were a public trust. pay attention to this. madison did a deep dive today on that on fox news. you should check out her report. because a lot of this as with anything. when we talk about

they even have the audacity, this terror organization, this crisis of gaza, have the audacity to includeumanitarian in their press release when they spoke about why the release of these two women. i think that it is outrageous that they even think of using that after the atrocities that they did on the 7th of october, where during thousands of israeli civilians, people that are still trying to identify forensically because the remains were in such horrible condition that not even with the most advanced machinery and techniques are we able to identify people. that is how bad their atrocities were. >> and what are the hopes for the remaining hostages at this point? what is your assessment as to how those hostages are doing, i know that you don't want to get into sources and methods, but i have to assume that you have some sense as to how they are doing? what can you tell us? >> i can tell you that out of the 210 israelis that we have confirmed are held in gaza, some of them by hamas, some of them by other terror organizations, we have a better picture of who was taken alive, and who was ta

the parties speaking there, that is, i don’t need this, we can simply state the deepest crisis in the organizatione... is coming to its logical end when we understand that now it’s obvious that this organization is nothing to do could not, but now they said , it is becoming so dangerous and so senseless that it only escalates and gives nothing, while what is interesting is that america completely refuses to accept fundamental changes in international politics, and if it seemed to us the fact that biden suffers from dementia, now jack salevan has gone down in history, of course, he wrote a giant. an article, a gigantic article, that is, it could have been published as a brochure, and so empty that when you read it, you are annoyed in the first place , why did a person write all this, because this is a set of platitudes, the essence of which is that, of course, we owe everyone to hit us on the head, but we don’t have anything to hit us on the head yet, but as soon as we have something to hit us on the head, we will probably be able to hit everyone on the head, if by that time we can hit everyone on

but we have a broad and managing a large scale humanitarian crisis was something that, for all the incredible civil society organizations here and the incredible out for and we've never had manage a crisis on this scale. and it's been different for our staff as well. and having to work, there's no separation. we're all undergoing this at the same time. you talked about your experiences elsewhere and now you're working at home and also dealing with a quite extraordinary saturday as them have. you'll people ever dealt with the troll by inflicted by such extreme vitality before and i was speaking with this be a few days ago. and this personally last missions from the scene army in japan to the u. k. more to the ball and see early on the thing that he said, the type of collector trunk collective trauma that reminded him of we have worked with is 80 survivors devices violence in the us. so we've seen extreme mental health fields and collect the violence on large scale as well. but there is, of course, a difference in working at home in your own mother time in your own communities. now survive as i often feel guilt for having

but we have a broad and managing the large scale humanitarian crisis was something that, for all the incredible civil society organizations here, i mean, kind of go out for an, we've never had to manage the prices on this scale. and it's been different for our staff as well, having to work, there's no separation. we're all undergoing this at the same time. you talked about your experiences elsewhere. now you're working at home and also dealing with a quite extraordinary saturday as them have. you'll people ever dealt with the troll, but inflicted by such extreme vitality before the am i was speaking with? i see a few days ago this personally last emissions from the city army in japan, the u. k. moore to a bowl m. c. early on and the thing that he said, the type of collective trunk collective trauma that reminded him of we have worked with is 80 survivors devices violence. in the past we've seen extreme mental health fields and collective violence on large scale as well. but there is, of course, a difference in working at home in your own mother times in your own communities. now survive as often feel guild for having surv

is to politicize, to resolve with crisis and gaza, to send organization where the united states goes and the collective west coast to try and make the political points. it's not being able to produce any sort of solution here. and really what we see in the case of the security council, there was a rational ceasefire proposal put on the table. but because everything gets politicized even a ceasefire, which should be the neutral position that you want to stop death. this is not taking any side here. this is talking about stopping death and destruction because that's what israel is now inflicting upon the civilian population of the gaza strip . they, the united states will not do it because it wants to put a point, ford, that's how mass is responsible for everything. we hear that the israeli politicians want to reject the notion that they did any wrong prior to october 7. that there was anything that ever came before october 7. apparently everyone was just running around with a fluffy bunnies and everything was cute. and then with kittens, of course, this is not the case. and so when we

strikes on what was supposed to be a safe route to southern guns, a humanitarian crisis intensifies the world. health organization says moving patients from overwhelmed hospitals is a death sentence.

actually, mandatory in crisis intensifies the world health organization says moving patients from one of the world. hospitals is a death sentence. once the vacuum evacuation order revenge and purpose gentlest, including allergies. here is team is huge by ends riley, striking 711 on the road. his cameraman has been killed and from high ride to baghdad. and sign on to east temple rallies are held across cities to show solidarity with palestinians inside the welcome to the program. it's 20 jame, t and 11 pm in guys a way as well. it says it is carried out small scale rides that have involved infantry and tank units seems of fear and panic. have envelopes, the besieged territory, at least 70 palestinians, mostly women and children were killed by is riley s strikes on friday. it was taking sanctuary on what was supposed to be a site. first out of northern garza heading south 1100000 palestinians and now in what thing called an impossible situation. after is round, has ordered the evacuation of everyone in the north, including densely packed dorothy g, caps and hospitals. we have interrogat

at the request of general soleimani , he went to syria and defeated isis by organizing the national defense forces in crisisicken syria. it was practically falling. syria allah the great did something in syria with the mobilization of the people, it is their work being a fighter for the islamic ummah and the whole world , the takfiri statements are not established for syria. they have planned for islam. the enemy does not spend money today. great devil, americans and europeans don't pay. all expenses from bitalmal. being in syria, it is not abbas to organize nearly 100,000 people in the form of battalions and brigades . we have come to protect the sanctity of him, who established the strategic document for syria's exit from the crisis with his martyrdom around aleppo, although he did not see the destruction of isis, but his name recorded as the genius of irregular wars in the world. the presence of a great general the rank of the irgc shows how committed iran is to maintaining the resistance front. he said laughingly that let's take a picture together, maybe this will be the last picture of me and you. i sa

this, how did it fall into such insignificance that any freak could arrange revolution, organize a miraculous crisishis city is considered one of the most romantic, cosmopolitan and magnificent in the western hemisphere. no wonder he got it with his own. since its dawn, it now looks worse, well, the name is somewhat simpler than aires. 100 years ago argentina was the most prosperous country on the planet, you won’t believe it, but even the united states of america was somewhat behind. since then, ayres has retained his fantastic nature. architecture, alas, is to former greatness only a tombstone. for a quarter of a century now, the country has been rocked by crises, each of which threatens to be the last. in 2001 , a world-famous political disaster happened here. in 10 days, the country changed five presidents, the police shot at demonstrations almost in volleys, and then the city collapsed into anarchy and for a long time became the property of looters. it may seem that we are talking about a long history, but no, the events of twenty years ago explain everything that is happening now, and probably

second, as our experience has convincingly shown, the organization has effective crisis response systemss one. the area is constantly being improved, work is currently underway to radically reduce the time required for decision-making and their verification, and increase communication capabilities...

a yellow star, like a reminder of the holocaust, and meanwhile the organization itself stated that at the beginning of the gas crisiscially working there died, and 10 of them died in just the past three days, just think about these numbers, but so far the un is only a statement, despite the fact that nitanyahu declares that the idf has begun the third stage of the war, what to do with the many kilometers of tunnels? which are underground there and which hamas uses as its bases, where it hides, including from bombings, they and have not decided, western journalists talk about what kind of underground city hamas has built over the years. there have been 450 airstrikes in the last 24 hours, many of these airstrikes were carried out by so-called bunker busters, which are special bombs that can penetrate deep into the ground and destroy underground tunnel systems as well as bunkers, and if you look at the tunnel systems that hamas built under the gas sector over the past 17 years, we find that 60,000 tons were laid at a depth of 40 m concrete, there is a ventilation system, electrical communications, that is, all systems