"darf ich ihnen meine kollegin geben, weil die betreut meine kollegin, die frau fuchs, den dominik, jaaligen, hallo, okay, ja, die erfahrung haben wir auch schon gemacht mit ihm, der kann jetzt ab nächster woche ein praktikum machen und das klappt, und wir haben gestern auch ein gespräch geführt mit seiner mutter." " die auch ein bisschen verzweifelt ist, aber es wird schon g, dann werde ich sie zurückrufen, wenn zu sagen, wie es ausschaut, okay, danke auch, wiederhören, ich liebe meine arbeit, meine arbeit ist für mich nicht nur irgendwie ein beruf, ich habe schon im als kind gewusst, ich will sozialpädagogin werden, mein vater hat gefunden, das ist kein beruf für frauen, jetzt verstehe ich ihn, ja. man als sozialpädagoge damals hauptsächlich in einem bereich gearbeitet hat, der wirklich sehr schwierig war, wo man mit massivst verhaltensauffälligen jugendlichen auch jungen männern zu tun hatte und er wollte mir das einfach ersparen, für meine familie und auch für meine freunde damals war sehr, sehr schwierig, für sie war sie nicht nachvollziehbar, warum ich jetzt auf einmal zum islam

ist, als ich die zeremonie gehalten habe, war der orod dabei, der hat halt das ganze gemacht, seine fraugeregt, weil das jetzt ganz neu für mich wird und so, aber jetzt habe ich mich schon ziemlich gut daran gewöhnt. before the ceremony with kita begins, i get to talk to galeb stanf, who is a muslim music therapist, culture referee of the religious community and lecturer of the educational program of study in vienna. one of his jobs is to qualify teachers in islam, he puts it in negativ urteile genauso hier gegelten wir anderswo und ich denke dieser schere äh kämpfen die muslime einerseits zwischen dem wunsch und der und dem bedürfnis an partizipation und dann an an mitbestimmung in der gesellschaft und auf der anderen seite genau mit dem, dass sozusagen die verwechslung zwischen kultur und religion, diese dinge alle immer wieder vermischt werden, das sage ich jetzt mal zuwanderergruppen aus bestimmten ländern hier ihre politischen konflikte weiter austragen aus den ländern wo... eigentlich herkommen oder dass die hiesige politik äh die religion auch nur zu einem ganz bestimmten teil irg

fraus and belfast, over 40,00 palestinians, mostly women and children, have been slaughtered in cold blood. since last october as the israeli attacks across gaza continue, the fact that the international community has failed to stop this genocide for almost a full year is appalling and in my views disgusting. how many more innocent women and children, aid workers, doctors and journalists have to be killed before this bloodshed is stopped. well, i think we should start off maybe by saying and studying the figures that have been. published by the lancet. the lancet is the newsletter of the british medical association. i believe that they said in march that the figure that they have is over 18600 people murdered in this genocidalt on gaza. i understand the ministry of health and gaza can only give the figures that they are able to uh stand over and that is the people who have come to hospital, the people have been certified. is dead, but with the ongoing uh starvation of people in the north and many probably as yet uh on phone uh mass grives, i think that figure of 40,500 is is to be qu

fraus and belfast. uh, over 40,00 palestinians, mostly women and children have been slaughtered in cold blood since last october as israeli attacks across gaza continue. the fact that the international community has failed to stop this genocide for almost a full year is appalling and in my views disgusting. how many more innocent women and children, aid workers, doctors? and journalists have to be killed before this bloodshed is stopped. well, i think we should start off maybe by saying and stating the figures that have been published by the lancet. the lancet is the newsletter of the british medical association. i believe that they said in march that the figure that they have is over 186,00 people murdered in this genocidal onslot on gaza. i understand the minister. of health and gaza can only give the figures that they are able to uh stand over and that is the people who have come to hospital, the people have been certified as dead, but with the ongoing uh starvation of people in the north and many pr

ist, als ich die zeremonie gehalten habe, war der ord dabei, der hat halt das ganze gemacht, seine fraueil das jetzt ganz neu für mich wird und so, aber jetzt habe ich mich schon ziemlich gut daran gewöhnt. before the ceremony with kita begins, i get to talk to galeb stanfol who is a muslim music therapist, cultural referee of the religious community and lecturer of the educational program of study in vienna. one of his jobs is to qualify teachers in islam. he puts it in a nutshell, muslims in austria struggle. in der diskrepanz, dass es einerseits der einzige europäische staat ist, wo der islam als minderheit von der mehrheitsgesellschaft als gleichwertig gesetzlich anerkannt ist, und auf der anderen seite die ganzen stereotypen negativ urteile. genauso hier gelten wir anderswo und ich denke in dieser schere kämpfen die muslime einerseits zwischen dem wunsch und der und der bedürfniss an partizipation und an mitbestimmung in der gesellschaft und auf der anderen seite genau mit dem, dass sozusagen die verwechslung zwischen kultur und religion, diese dinge alle immer wieder vermischt wer

dod katab frau, thank you to you both. you're welcome. with that we come to an end for this news review. the palestine culture festival has been held in the german city of frankfurt. the organizers aim to counter the israeli narrative dominated by the german media and government which or which misrepresents palestinian culture, history and resistance. of course oneish attended the event to tell us more. the annual palestine culture festival took place in frankfurt on saturday. organized by the palestine solidarity movement, the one day event was attended by thousands of guests throughout the day. organizers said the day aim to represent the rich history and culture of palestine to the... people in the city, german media soly presents a pro israeli view where palestinian voices, history and culture have increasingly been neglected. it is a manifestation, demonstration, a political demonstration. we want to show that how nice, strong and resistant the palestinian culture is, and how long during it is, and the slogan of this festival. is exi

frau hughes, journalist, author and activist joining us out of belfast. frau, i want to put that same question to you, how do you see boots on the ground by this designist entity into lebanon looking? you very well know that because of the siege on gaza that it is tremendously been an obstacle and it's hindered the development and basically the progression of the uh uh resistance in gaza to get their hands on state of the art weaponry, lot of things they have are indigenously built, but that's a whole different story, you very well know both in capacity of fighters and weapons arsenal and capacities when it comes to hezbolah, and right now the uh regime what is doing to leban cities, towns and villages has been successful because it has superior air power, but that's a completely different story if it should dare coming to lebanese. on land, your thoughts on that? okay, well just maybe uh finish the previous thought that donia, the only reason why the only reason why i mentioned estonia, was in talan in the capital for few days holiday, i've been on holid

only lip service right now, um, and the worst case scenario, if we we can look at that, i'm guessing frau's, if we have the settlers who... which many of them are armed now uh working as as an extension of the israeli regime forces in certain areas um which uh you have that on the one hand uh you have the regime forces on the other hand and you also have very strong resistance that's coming from the resistance groups and the fighters are we looking at this getting worse? don't see how it's going to get better when the official policy of the israeli state is to go in and murder uh men, women and children in their... heads in the west bank, to arrest any civilian that they can get their hands on, appears to be the policy now to torture and uh gang rip the prisoners to put hand coughs on prisoners so that their hands or their feet uh need to be amputated is is all the proof we need to know that it is israeli society, the israeli government and the idf and the settler movement that are increasing tensions, increasing violence and leading to further. stabilization uh within the occupied territor

commentator, stepling, joining us from induroy norway, and thanks to journalist, author and activist frau hughes, speaking to us from belfast. with that, it brings us to an end here on this edition of the news review, but stick around, we've got plenty more to come here on press tv. security is tight around the residence of us. republican presidential candidate donald trump in florida after an apparent attempt on his life. roads in some areas of west palm beacher still blocked. the fbi said it responded to incident at the former president's golf club and is investigating what appears to be attempted assassination. the secret service is also launched a probe. the suspect identified as ryan wesley ralph by media has been detained. he was spotted pointing a rifle at where trump was golfing on sunday afternoon, he attempted to flee but was later arrested. trump says that he is not harmed, he also survived a shooting during the presidential campaign rally in pennsylvania just over two months ago. that's wrap for now, but stick around. we've got plenty more to come here on press tv. see you soo

journalists, author and activist frau says iran's president's trip to new york has a strategic opportunity to support the oppressed people in the region as the israeli escalation has threatened peace and security in west asia. i think the first thing to talk about maybe is the bravery of the president actually going. to new york to address this uh 79th un congress. i think it's a strategic opportunity to speak on behalf of palestinians and on behalf of justice and on behalf of the oppressed across the world, but focusing mainly on the palestinians suffering from this abominable genocide in gaza. the americans are fairly complicit. it's american bombs, it's american planes, it's american weaponry firep bullets that are killed. the people in lebanon, syria, iraq, uh, yemen, uh, and we need to uh kind of continually reinforce this message that this is not just an israeli war, israel exists to destabilize the region, it exists to attack regimes that are sovereign, independent nations with their own independent foreign policy, which is not relant or subservient to the americans, the eu. or the

someone, please, tell this frau that stirlitz has never played a video game in his life.noteworthy that the intelligence officers at the exhibition do not wear badges with names, unlike most of the other participants. that's what i understand. the german intelligence officers skipped camouflage classes as a whole, and also, and they also wear sunglasses and a black cloak, well, so that no one would guess that they are from intelligence, such government services as bundeswehr, police, tax authorities have long been present at such events, write german media. bundeswehr, police, tax authorities, and ordinary... gamers go there, like this you come to play a computer game, and then bam and you dig a trench in the service of the bundeswehr, have germany really run out of gays and transgender people, if everyone has suddenly become interested in gamers. today, about 6 5 people serve in the bnd, of which 400 work in berlin, 1 thousand in pulachy near munich, are abroad or... germany.

speaking of ireland and friends, let me go to my old friend, frau hughes in belfast. fra, welcome back. thank you very much, mr. galloway. i'd like to command you for your monologue uh last night on moats. that is one of the best monologes i've ever heard you uh speak and uh there are many others uh in the past to go along with that. george, as part of your show last night and previously, you'd mentioned about people being stopped at the airports and the suppression of uh journalistic freedom when it comes to people who opposed the israeli genocide taking place in gaza. i recently watched a podcast with craig murray and craig murray give the uh analogy that the reason why some people or many people are stopped at uk airport. is because there is a particular law under the anti-terrorism act, which means in the first 60 minutes of your questioning under this act a uk port, you do not have the right to silence, you do not have the right to have solicitor in attendance, you must answer all the questions that are asked and he will implied that what they want to do is join

try to sing chervona kalyna live for 60 minutes and see what happens to me. but, fortunately, for frauk, i can tell you briefly, i have absolutely no tone, if necessary, well, okay, i can tell you what will happen, of course, here, but fortunately, for frau berbak i have absolutely no tone, so i will refrain only for this reason. as for erdogan, well, i'm not surprised, in fact in fact, such a statement, because this is how the turkish leader understands multi-vectorism. again, let's remember how he won the last elections. when the entire european press confidently predicted his defeat, and he somehow miraculously won, then all the europeans immediately acknowledged it, what obligations he had to the same british, we do not know to the end, but nevertheless we also understand that he is connected by certain contacts with large european capitals, in this regard we simply do not need to be naive and to be surprised by such things, from the point of view of politics of course one could say: that mr. erdogan, it would probably be more honest if you, say, returned northern cyprus, first to

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strange, its program almost literally coincides with the program of christian democrats of the early fraul times, who is to blame that having chosen the path of death germany in... years has evolved ideologically so much that simple common sense and everyday logic have become fascism here. in the country, power is transferred from the right hand transnational bourgeoisie, into its left hand. it is clear that any patriotism, including economic, has become forbidden. the country is being demonstratively and systematically destroyed, and if earlier this was not obvious, now it is quite generally recognized. 10 years ago, when merkel, with the words "we can", opened the borders for migrants from asia and africa, one could still guess about the motives for such a decision, perhaps they were trying to correct the demographics, solve the problem of labor shortage , or perhaps they were forming an unpretentious lower class that should was to ensure the well-being of the upper classes forever, but no, it turned out that germany accepted more than two million foreigners who are on social security,

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the mets and diamondbacks are tied right frau for the second spot.bay city with a 3-2 win over the texas rangers in front of a sellout crowd in their home game there. the a's announced a deal to move to las vegas last april, but this past april had to announce a three or four-year stop gap measure. they're going to play at a minor league ballpark in sacramento while a new stadium is built in las vegas. such a shame. the oakland a's with a proud franchise, good championships, and a good fan base. real shame to see a city that's now lost all its professional sports teams. >>> next up here we'll give you another check on the path of tropical storm helene after it made landfall in florida as a category 4 hurricane overnight. plus, we turn back to 2024 and dig into some brand new polling on the state of the race in several key battlegrounds. we'll be right back with that. you don't want to miss it. you don't want to miss it. >>> welcome back to "way too early." it is now 5:30 a.m. here on the east coast, 2:30 out west on this friday morning. i'm jonathan

. >> so that new york city mayor eric adams indicted on charges like frau city'd, can finance violation although he claims it's politically motivated because he criticized the handling of the southern border. is iized the handlint a witch h. >> what do you make of his violations? yeah, he sai? stilis. and people kind of got mad at i me for it, but i'm still going to say it again. i feel like the bribes weren'tek great that he got. yeah. like he did this all for class flights. >> yea h. you know what i mean? you're risking federal prison. you got to be flying privatera . >> yes. g you really. you're going to risk going to federal prison for, likeoi t, legroom in a very bloody mary. >> you know, he's an idiot. yeah, true. >> yeah. you know, and epstein would have had this covered that, you know, even even our corrupt elites doing worse undere the biden. >> tbribes have gotten so worse. true. that's true. he's still going through tsahat >> yes. someone committing federalyou a crime. >> you're still going through tsstila. . it is so pathetic. that reminds me, though, the bestds the best thi

a respectable frau is looking for a serious german for a joint trip and cultural leisure. i believe such an ad is easy to find in chats popular among pensioners in germany or austria. our columnist and reporter anastasia oldenburgskaya is not thinking about retirement yet, however, she found an elderly german aristocrat on the internet, who had long ago moved to russia, and went on a road trip with him, it is understandable, it is the velvet season, for some reason she took leo tolstoy with her, apparently she will read to her companion, after all, he is a great russian writer, foreigners, i have heard, respect our classics. the baltic sea will always be a symbol of freedom for me. leo tolstoy. i would not be surprised if the classic experienced this emotion right here. after all, the baltic is large, but the kaliningrad seaside has a special magnetism. the westernmost region of our country. to get here. from big russia without visa red tape today you can either by water or by air. well, and in the kaliningrad region itself , it is better for a tourist to move around, of c

another german frau was passing through flood-hit poland this week.e germany's and now the head of the european commission, ursula vondelen, arrived with the promise that brussels would help to eliminate the consequences of the debauchery.

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