weihnachten gefeiert, auf jeden fall war gott da für uns, der schöpfer aller dinge, ich begann sehr frühwar ein reines ritual, ich fing an auf alkohol zu verzichten und schweinefleisch zu verzichten, das hatte ein impact auf mich, war so, dass ich das bewusst getan zu haben, eine veränderung mir spürte, also das ist alles parallel, also das das gab da keinen. Übergang, sondern das war eher wie ein wachrütteln, dass ich plötzlich merkte, wow, jetzt betem, du fasst, du, du, du lebst wie ein muslim und ja, was ist da gerade passiert, also so, dass ich dann spürte, okay, die logische konsequenz aus alldem ist, dass ich jetzt das glaubensbekenntnis sprechen möchte, als ich nach frankfurt zog zum studium, da befand ich mich am ende dieses prozesses, also ich, ich identifizierte mich mit dem islam und als muslim. "das ist diese moschee, wo wir jetzt uns auch gerade befinden, die suchte ich dann auf und ja, das war wie wie ferngesteuert, fühlte ich mich so rückblickend, das war wie ich einfach eine innere klarheit, eine innere Überzeugung, dass ich muslim werden möchte und mich am ende dieses pr

, ich glaube auch an gott, das spielte für mich keine. leben und den muss ich entweder haben oder ich kann kein anderen, also so wirklich ganz romantisch. als es ernster wurde und darum ging, dass ich mich ihrer familie vielleicht vorstelle mit der absicht gützen zu heiraten, da wurde uns dann sehr schnell vermittelt, dass dass das nicht erwünscht ist, also mein name. ist davud orak, davud heißt mit vornamen, bin jetzt 30 jahre alt, bin der bruder von gülsüm und shaga von jassin, ja und der jassin hat halt den kontakt gesucht zu meinen eltern, meine eltern für die war glaube ich ein großer schock erstmal, es war dann aber schon sehr bald klar, und da war ich aber auch noch ganz weit weg, muslim zu werden, dass es gar nicht darum geht, ob ich muslim bin, sondern dass ich deutscher bin, war eine sehr... sehr sehr schwere zeit, meine eltern haben natürlich nicht mit humor darauf reagiert, sondern sie, also dadurch, dass die kurdische community sehr klein ist, und dass sie versuchen ihre kultur hochzuhalten, weil sie angst haben, dass wenn si

also mein mann hat mich dann auch im laufe der zeit mit ein paar büchern versorgt, gott sei dank, weill primer votante, rapidito, el dedo facilito. i believe that uh working together we can make history. the us navy hijacked in iranian oil tanker near. venezuela on the other part of the world, in the persian gulf, iran's islamic revolution guard cores navy has taken a us oil tanker as compensation. unlike the iranian tanker, us oil tanker was fully escorted by a us warship. the irgc commandos upsailed down on the tanker and captured it. the us navy tried to get the tanker out of the iranian forces control. but saw few speed boats in front of the tanker. the warship desperately stopped there and didn't show any reaction. this is how the iranian commando stood on the tanker.

, mein rufname, also mein mann hat mich dann auch im laufe der zeit mit ein paar büchern versorgt, gottrapidito, el dedo, facilito, ya. en torno a lo que fue.

gott sei dank, weil ich kannte ja gar nichts von der schia, daraufhin wurde ich rechtgeleitet. zu einer objektiveren sichtsweise beizutragen, diese menschen zu vermitteln, dass ich das vorlebe auf der schöne art und weise in islam. israel launches aerist rock a southern suburb of lebanon's capital beirout killing at least two people and injuring some 20 others. israeli forces withdraw from the southern gaza city of conunis after nine days, at least 300 palestinian civilians were killed in the israely attacks there. i as president swear in the presence of the nobel quran and the people of iran by god the exalted and almighty, that i will guard the official religion of the country, the establishment of the islamic republic and the constitution of the country.

also mein mann hat mich dann auch im laufe der zeit mit ein paar büchern versorgt, gott sei dank, weilich kannte ja gar nichts von der schia, daraufhin wurde ich rechtgeleitet, eine objektiveren sichtweise beizutragen, den menschen zu vermitteln, dass ich das vorlebe auf eine schöne art und weise in islam. here we go. welcome to the israel watch with. has captured the opinions of analysts and experts in hebrew media studios about netanyahu's visit to washington and its results on the ceastfire and captive exchange deal, in addition to the risks that the lebanon front poses to the occupation. to discuss these.

also mein mann hat mich dann auch im laufe der zeit mit ein paar büchern versorgt, gott sei dank, weilas an attack on the occupied gold land heights area. of majd shams, 12 people who were all jews were killed. the israeli regime is blaming hezbullah for the incident, but the resistance group denies being involved, and the question is, why is the regime trying to blame hezbullah for the incident?

, mein rufname, also mein mann hat mich dann auch im laufe der zeit mit ein paar büchern versorgt, gottei dank, weil ich kannte ja gar nichts von der schia, daraufhin wurde ich rechtgeleitet. so eine objektiveren sichtsweise beizutragen, diese menschen zu vermitteln, dass ich das vorlebe auf eine schöne art und weise in islam. according to statistics, many children born after the first persian gulf war, and the years after it were affected with leukemia. the most likely thing, or least that scientifically, is the exposure to the materials that the soldiers were using at the time of the battle, so then you have to decide on what material that they were using that could cause congenital malformation and cancer. here we go.

mein rufnahme, also mein mann hat mich dann auch im laufe der zeit mit ein paar büchern versorgt, gotti dank, weil ich kannte ja gar nichts von der schia, daraufhin wurde ich rechtgeleitet. so eine objektiveren sichtweise beizutragen, diese menschen zu vermitteln, dass ich das vorlebe auf eine schöne art und weise, die islam. thank you for hosting us today and greetings to our friends, australia, india, japan and the united states, we are ちょっと. the us navy hijacked in iranian oil tanker near venezuela. on the other part of the world in the persian gulf, iran's islamic revolution guard corres navy. has taken a u.s. oil tanker as compensation. unlike the iranian tanker, us oil tanker was fully escorted by a us warship. the irgc commandos upsailed down on the tanker and captured it. the us navy tried to get the tanker out of the iranian forces control, but saw few speed boats in front of the tanker. the warship desperately stopped there. didn't show any reaction. this is how the iranian commando stood on the tanker. what's the story behind this scene? what stories has the sea witness that

, mein rufname, also mein mann hat mich dann auch im laufe der zeit mit ein paar büchern versorgt, gottd and almighty that i will guard the official religion of the country, the establishment of the islamic republic and the constitution of the country. the ninth president of the islamic republic iran has been sworn in in his speech ' to domestic and foreign dignitaries attending a ceremony in the iranian parliament, as suit position elaborated and number of his plans as new president, he out he'll try to boost relations and interactions with other countries, especially

name, mein rufname, also mein mann hat mich dann auch. laufe der zeit mit ein paar büchern versorgt, gotti dank, weil ich kannte ja gar nichts von der schia, daraufhin wurde ich rechtgeleitet, so eine objektiveren sichtsweise beizutragen, diese menschen zu vermitteln, dass ich das vorlebe auf der schöne art und weise in islam. the us navy hijacked in iranian oil tanker near venezuela. on the other part of the world, in the persian gulf, iran's islamic revolution guard cores navy has taken a us oil tanker as compensation. unlike the iranian tanker, us oil tanker was fully escorted by a us warship, the irgc commandos upsailed down on the tanker and captured it. the us navy tried to get the tanker out of the iranian forces control, but so...

also mein mann hat mich dann auch im laufe der zeit mit ein paar büchern versorgt gott sei dank, weilitteln, dass ich das vorlebe auf eine schöne art und weise in islam. according to statistics, many children born after the first persian gulf war and the years after it were affected with leukemia. "the most likely thing, or least that scientifically, is the exposure to the materials that the soldiers were using at the time of the battle, so then you have to decide on what material that they were using that could cause congenital malformation and cancer, there isn't anything else, there is only depleted uranium عينه الاولى هاي قبل اربع سنين وعالجناه كيمياوي". ما فاد الكيمياوي وشرنا عين الثانيه قبل سبعه اشهر وطلعت هسه ورا هم مكان عين الثانيه. i, as president, swear in the presence of the nobel quran and the people of iran, by god, the exalted and almighty, that i will guard the official religion of the country, the establishment of the islamic republic and the constitution of the country. depressed coverage of this assassination of sulaymani now entering its uh fourth day, upon you and

also mein mann hat mich dann auch im laufe der zeit mit ein paar büchern versorgt, gott sei dank, weilch kannte ja gar nichts von der schia, daraufhin wurde ich rechtgeleitet, so eine objektiveren sichtweise beizutragen menschen zu vermitteln, dass ich das vorlebe auf eine schöne art und weise in islam. this week on expos day, zionist media hurles accusations of blood libel at the land set following its grim revelation that the gaza conflict's death toll. could surpass 186 thousand, equating to 8% of the enclaves population. in our digital media segment, we uncover the new york times portrayal of zianist israel's gaza assaults as a biased narrative, demonizing palestinians while rationalizing israeli entity military violations of international law. meanwhile, a delta pole for over 20 adults unveils that 45% of britains endorse recognizing an independent palestinian. state with 54% advocating for a uk ban on arm sales to zinist israel, stay tuned for expose, the truth is just a revelation away. مشکل تربیه توی همه کارات تولیدی بود، از جمله خود ما به این فکر افتادیم که یه کار اساسی. اینجا

, mein rufname, also mein mann hat mich dann auch im laufe der zeit mit ein paar büchern versorgt, gotteitet eine objektiveren sichtsweise beizutragen. mitteln, dass das vorlebe auf eine schöne art und weise in islam. they do not realize that we shall never sease to persevere against them until they have been taught a lesson which they and the world will never forget. now i am become death. we now have a name for the disease, and it is covid-19, a statewide order for people. to stay at home, that's why comes from china really deeply that if people are sharing more then the world will be more open place where people can understand what's going on with the people around them, and that's really what we want to get towards. did you appear on the on the and give a presentation to the launch of leave.eu? yes, did. i as president swear in the presence of the nobel quran and the people of iran by god the exalted and almighty that i will hello and welcome to new episode of the cradle news roundup your one stop shop for all news west asia, my name is estevan carrillo, i am the head of news for th

"ich kann nur von glück reden, dass niemand verletzt oder getötet wurde, gott sei dank, ich kann nurt dieses landes, herr lukaschenko, dass er mir verzeiht, verzeiht, it is very scary that in case of execution my body will not be handed over to germany and my family will not even be able to say goodbye with me, nicht abschied nehmen kann, dass ich meine partnerin. “i dream of seeing my girlfriend, my homeland, my parents at least once again, ihre tochter sehen kann, dass ich meine eigene tochter noch mal sehen kann, dass ich mein vater sehen kann, but the german authorities are doing nothing at all, these are tears of awareness of what happened after the crime, but how many of them could the belarusians shed with the explosive device working a minute later, it’s the hardest.” the crime and the sentence are harsh, but fair, everything will be according to the law, the person exercised his right to appeal to the president. alexey martinenok, tv news agency. the working day of the head of state began with telephone conversations, in particular, the president of belarus discussed with th

and it's gotte gotten n a lot wl in the last year, year and a half. sos cover all this cover up that happened, the media was complicit. but so many people in the white house were complicit. kamala waskamala part of that ct up. and so in some respects, if you're a democras if you at, yob to get the election to not be about biden's age wed senilityou. yet you have a candidate who's saddled with all his bad policies and then is going to be asked questions about what did she knos goinww and when did she know it.e did and let me just say this nonsense that she's spewing and the liberal media spewing, it's like, oh, biden is such was suchchgrea a great presideni how he came in and he rungng u f the debt fueled inflation. he abandoned afghanistan and w lost 13 u.s. service members. he openend the southern border,e which is going to lead to a terrorist attack in this country. we're weaker internationally than we've ever beencountr , certainly in my lifetime. and so where is this greatness coming m from? it's like they just say it and they expect people to bel

combine that also with the fact that we've gott ten-year bond yields inverted for two years and oil pricestarting to move higher and you can look at the divergence that is happening on the advancing versus declining issues. some of these things all together, frank, and we have a number of warning lights on that i just don't think investors should ignore at this point in time because, frankly, the repair bill could be a lot higher. >> the warning light is on and the car is still going, but the repair bill may be higher. i have talked to portfolio managers and they say that is an unappreciated risk in the market. bond yields have crisen and the market has moved sideways. when stocks move up, it feels like the markets take more time to digest. do you agree with that assessment? >> i agree. i through it is probably one of the bigger risks out there. the correlation with the bond yields and s&p have been inverse ty correlated for quite some time. the bond yields are working up to 4.45 and there is a concern that you start north of 4.50 and the highs we have seen last year, the market would then

among >> well, first of all, he's gott tremendous supportain gr and he really does among a certain group familieus. peopl you know, he made a statement having to do with families that doesn'ter o mean that peopy that are a member of a big and beautiful family with 400sn't children around and everything elsen th. it doesn't mean that a person doesn't have he's not against anything , but he he loves family. it's very to him. he grew up in a very interesting family situation and he feels family is good. and i don't think anything wrong in saying that. now, they took that as an indication that people that don't have families look, i could see it's an easy opening, right? oh, it's. oh, it's so crazy. but i know so manye they people. they never met the right person, male or, female, that just never met the right person. they're unbelievable are. >> every bit as good as anybody else that has the most. so what do you say to wome familyn outmen ou there watching? he's addressed it. but what do you say to women out therthertchinge watching?d t i think they might not have. i think they understand i

they've gotte doing as well they discriminate on the of zip code.t park where you can access it. these these thin zip. where i live in texas, if you want to go to another the line, you even have to pay tuition to do free either in some cases. and they're not a public good. any economist in room, they are rivalrous and excludablexclude kids based on where they live and. public. we saw what happened when parents tried to tale model of democratic accountability at school meeting you as a customer, guess what? they're going to view you a nuisance and try to tesit and shut up. what? i'm happy about is the parents didn't take that advice. they instead were emboldened to push even harder. and these victories continue in the future because the more that the gop leans into parental rights as a political winner the more becomes a form of political suicide for democrats to oppose it. this is, i call bipartisanship through hyper partizanship in the book. it's a phrase that i coineds almost counterintuitive to think that a policy can become bipartisan in theif one of the parties picks up the

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dso gove one of her close friendss, is telling the times, i think, that she's gotte in to a point wheret black women get when the criticisms unrelenting, the expectations continue to mount. and she just said, i'm not mak going to make everybody happy. i'm not goine g to please everybody all the time. >> but what i am here e to doe y is be the very best vicere president for this country that isident can be.s >> and i'm just goinong to focus on doing that.s alwa democrats always make it about race with kamala, never rae. ancys about but kamala can do something. biden can walk c and talk. >> she met with america's olympic basketball team todayth in vegas. there she is with lebron and steph currshe is w y. >> it was just a photo op, but something biden can't do withoug biden t to teleprompter kamala didn't embarrass herself this time. >> the democrats civil war s only getting started. >> alliances are forming. knives are drawng , backs ready to be stabbed. >> but trump says it doesn'ttteo even matter who he runs against. >> despitee runs against all tht panic this week, the truth is, it doe

jimenezd , gott wa on top of it, walked right up it, no problem.o that was a complete attempt to gaslight the american people. thd the last thing i noticed t, jesse, was that the two story bi building right behind that roof had clear coverage out the windows of that entirender e roof. and it makes you wonder where the those guys went the and why they didn't send a rover to go track down or look for this shooter and leave those shooters or that team lookingamo out those windows. so it was just a completeki failurit wase of the security fs >> je at the site. they abandoned their posts at the window. o kn and then i want to know the name of the person that didn't deploy the counter r snipers to the water tower. and i want to knowan who was making these decisionswo about where to put these guys. we should know that person'shesy name by now. that's key. eli, thank you so much. greau sot job. hav you shouldn't have to do that. the secret service should,o . but good job. >> more of our exclusive interview with trumpmore oe int. that's next. >> they had th

i was determined when i gott stoelected to stop the trickle down economic theory t. it was the wealthy did very well. everybody else would do well wa gu dad was a real decent guy. i remember much trickling down on his kitchen table. middleble. class people and worg class people need help. mpleme and so what happened is int decided to implement was able to implement as president what i believe when i was a senatod th tr. bottom and that is that the way to build this economy is from middle out and the bottom up. that way we gre, the economy and the wealthy still do very well. [clethey do fine. and guess what? i mean, it kind of mainstreamav economists have said we haven't done well. what hav note we not doneso that isn't working right now? and so w we got more to do that. we got to finish the job. and by the wayth, i come from the corporate stage of the world. delaware has more corporationsc, ,you know, registered s in delaware than every other state. comd.and nation combined.orate i'm not in a corporate,pr but corporatoublede. ubled. corporate profits have doubled sin

yet s gotts. >> so, yessu, a lot of the whats in this opinion hit below the waterline, jack smith. >> and he's going to have a struggle. and what is the practical effect? professor turley, in the minute or so we have left practica the january six case against donald trump on the convictions in new york that we all witnessed at the end of may. what is your practical effect here? because i would remindiewers the viewers they love to talk waout treason and insurrection of which donald trump has beenoi chargechd with. well, if fisher was a right hook last week, this was a haymaker today for jack smith. i mean, i think he's going to have a real difficult jack te getting that case off the ground, certainly before the electiondi. a as for manhattan, i think that braxton argue that there is a much lesser extent of reliance upon it covered areas, and he'll probably make what is often called the harmless error argument that even if you take that material oue oftet, f that testimony, we had ample evidence. merchan is likely to favorablea towards that view. but all of theseely cases havef be revi

got it thompson around and back if we were out all right surrounded by a plastic if we wear out i gotte n the word i'm john late all i have to do. meet his is fine and it we got a little bit more for you thanks for having us today. you all give it up for this amazing band, please? wha t madam, maybe we cherish from the ground as we know body the yellow now ow god bless america wow wow. >> what a performance absolutely amazing when he was on inside politics with me earlier today. and this was very special to him because both of his parents served in the military and he adds a new album coming out chariot 20 comes up for timber, 27 you could feel that in the music how passionate he wasn't about it. >> yeah, that was fantastic. so after that great performance, what do we do for an encore how about the first fireworks of the night on the national mall right here? nation's capital. we are closing in on that and we're also about to hear some scorching music on the beach in fort lauderdale from n vo plus countries came brown and many other a-list artists still ahead right here on cnn cnn celeb