that the sirens have been sounded in southern golan heights a number of rockets uh have hit uh saran goland hamas and resistance f islamic jihad fighters in gaza, we have hezballah in lebanon, we have iraqi resistance forces also opening new fronts, and do you envisage some more new friends to open up if this violence against people in gaza continue? well look, it's very clear that the uh muslim public and also the non-muslim public who are conscientious and have beating heart in their chest, they can feel the pain and the brutality that is being inflicted on the people in gaza, so of course there is no doubt at all the illegitimate bases that usa has in iraq, and also let's not forget uh, usa has been stealing oil uh from from parts of syria for the last... 10 years, so all these are very legitimate targets and clearly of course the golden heights, which is another part of the territory which has been occupied by israel for the last 40, 50 years, so that again is legitimate target for the resistance forces. what you've got to remember is that the resistance axes, which is not just you know

kasbeh to goland, now the minister of defense, netanyahu, says that if we want to move forward with this order and pass this law on judicial reform, we are definitely moving towards a civil war. therefore , i think that the duty of the arab rulers is they should be aligned with their own nations, on the one hand, and resistance palestine is actually doing its own thing internally and this resistance is developing day by day, mr. seyed ofeke, one point can be concluded that with the cessation of the line of compromise and the issue of normalizing relations between islamic countries , the issue of the unity of the islamic world is again in fact, the past will return to strength and boldness. well, this requires a process, that is, first of all, some of the rulers who think that they are really miscalculating , think that by normalizing their thrones, their security , their status, and the stability of their governments will actually be secured. it is possible that they should have a separate opinion on this issue first madam, if this happens, it means that they will give up and really come

scientific community has issued serious warnings from yessouk himself, that president kian kasbeh to golandense minister of netanyahu , says that if we want to go forward with this order with this form and if we want to approve this case reform law, we will definitely pass it. we are moving towards a civil war, so i imagine that the duty of the arab rulers should be aligned with their own nations. mr. seyed oghahi makes a point, it can be concluded like this with the cessation of compromise and the issue of normalizing relations between islamic countries, the issue of the unity of the islamic world will return to the strength and boldness of the past . well, this requires a process, that is, we must first imagine that some of the rulers who think that they are really miscalculating are delusional. by normalizing their thrones, their security, their situation, and the stability of their governments will actually be ensured, they should first reconsider this issue, madam, if this happens, it means that they will give up and really come to the conclusion that no, this is not the case. and norm

someone tells us that tel aviv is in constant contact with washington, that night, defense minister job goland again spoke on the phone with the head of the pentagon, austin, and the military cabinet, consisting of the prime minister of the current and former defense ministers, was created just during the aggravation of the current conflict, held another meeting, another, but... considers it an emergency because it was held on shabbat, which is not usually done. we will enter the gas sector, we will begin an operational and professional mission to destroy hamas militants and its infrastructure. gaza is a complex territory with dense buildings, the enemy is preparing a lot of things there, but we are also preparing something for him. one of the most pressing issues for israel now is, of course, prisoners, exactly one day after ... the release of the first two us citizen hostages, information appeared that two more could be released, one of them is 85 years old, but nevertheless, such initiatives, both for the first time and now, do not change the plans of the military and political leadership o

animals, well, with some kind of biorobots, apparently or humanoids , i don’t know why, but because yuv goland, including in tsahal in the israeli defense forces, which we observed in the first 12 hours october 7th, complete chaos and paralysis of the israeli security forces and the army, people could not get through to either the police or rescue services, they were waiting for them to arrive there, i don’t know, some paratroopers in helicopters, special forces operations to start clearing, evacuation, nothing this did not happen, this is a huge damage to the reputation of the israeli army. within israeli society itself, and israel is truly a country that has always positioned itself as a fortress and a society that has positioned itself as a warrior, it is not for nothing that there is a universal mobilization, which is also conscription, which is subject to all citizens of the country who are capable of carrying weapons, both men and women, well, everyone there serves in the army, almost everyone whose condition allows it. health, let's say, to do this, uh, a very wide age range, and here,

israel seizing controls of the palestinian territories of gaza, the west bank and goland heights.shoot of the egyptian based muslim brotherhood. one key goal of the militant islamic group, the eradication of israel. a glimmer of hope for the region came in 1993. the historic oslo accords signed between israel's prime minister and the palestinian liberation organizations yasser arafat giving palestinians in parts of the west bank and gaza some self-government under the palestinian authority. but hamas never recognized the deal, continuing to assail israel with suicide bombers and other deadly attacks. by 1997, the united states designated the group a terrorist organization. israel pulled out of gaza in 2005, but then in the stunning development, hamas won parliamentary elections in 2006, taking control violently the following year. in turn, israel and egypt imposed a blockade that partially sealed off territory from the outside world. today, with over 2 million residents, the gaza strip is one of the most densely populated areas on earth. two-thirds of the population is under 25 ye

israeli defense minister juv goland described three stages of the gas sweep: first, destroy hamas anding ones, and finally a new security regime, this means the complete removal of any israeli responsibility for the gas strip. unnamed israeli politicians on the pages of the financial times said that after the victory over hamas, tel aviv plans to sever all ties with the enclave; it is going, as the publication writes, to cut the umbilical cord, that is, to abandon any contacts with the sector, especially assistance. what i heard from the israelis is an absolute lack of intention, a desire to manage the gas sector themselves. they left gaza unilaterally, unconditionally. a couple of decades ago. something must be found to ensure that hamas cannot do this again. but the bloomberg agency says the opposite. allegedly, the united states and israel are already discussing the option of a future interim government in the gas sector, although they fear that the un and arab countries. still, biden's national security adviser, jake salewan , hinted: the palestinian people in gaza deserve sound l

honored artist of the republic lilia goland, it’s very nice, sit down, i can help you i don’t think ivestigator who was in charge of the pekurovsky case, you probably look at me and think, an old fool, pretending to be an artist herself with a bucket and a mop. i just live alone, i have nothing to do at home, service came early, i think the floor i’ll wash the thunderous one, otherwise these little bastards will only stir up dirt, there’s still three hours before the rehearsal , let’s take a walk, it’s stuffy here, yes, of course, whatever you want, let’s do it. oh, hello, hello, you won’t say, this pikurovsky, oleg vasilyevich, lived here , here’s the sign, well, let’s say, so what? no, nothing, i just wanted... what is this about? well, i'll tell him that personally. young man, oleg vasilyevich has not been here for a long time. i know, but can you tell me where he lives now? i don't know. and please leave, otherwise i’ll call you now police. don't worry, i'm from the prosecutor's office. wait, why did you suddenly decide to dig up the bones, why are you clinging to your colleague a