netanyahu is the training center of the criminals of the world, harvard university, your politics the tolerance of criminals and evil has educated the world, this same harvard university has made a noise about these crimes, but they don't refrain from these crimes , so to speak , they have no qualms about the gesture being too free and arrogant. simplicity well, your previous question was also how do these young people understand or why shouldn't we go to, for example , negotiation and the answer to this question and what is the ambiguity? the peak of wickedness and crime, according to hazrat agha's words, are the hands of the smiths in velvet gloves he keeps coming forward to negotiate and talk and backstabbing anyone who has negotiated with him, every country has made friends with america, the world has become miserable, its problems have increased . for example, they should be in a position of their own power. put those two or three countries next to the others and see how it is. look at egypt. egypt , at the same time as the islamic revolution, which stood against the united state

, if the news source of harvard university students were to be fox or , for example, the new york times, they would never demonstrate in this style. they have other news sources. there are opportunities, there are opportunities, this happening now is creating an awakening in the world , and this awakening and the performance of the western authorities will make the audience who pay even a little attention to these issues , come to the conclusion that the western civilization has reached its expiration date. the civilization that is managing the genocide has become your civilization. it is interested in genocide when images of genocide are accessible all over the world. this civilization is no longer a civilization. it is not a new thing. his answer was that it means that it is a good idea, it means something called civilization it doesn't really exist in the west. what i mean is that, for example, a good idea. you said something interesting . if there really was something in this sense, because india has understood the experience of colonization very well, from here, in my opinion, a vo

this is harvard university, and students started protests on campus in support of the palestinians. israel has ordered more than one million palestinians to leave their homes. this is self-defense is not. protests that lead to threatening and expelling them from knowledge. there is a case where i believe some students at harvard university were boycotted or threatened with losing their jobs and being expelled from their faculty or faculties, who sued his labor union for publishing a pro-palestinian post. the company claims that a pro-palestinian post on social networks damaged its reputation, or an american dentist in miami who was fired after he said he tore down a poster about the zionist regime. a law firm in america too he has decided to withdraw the job offers he had given to three students from harvard and columbia because of this. this law firm is the owner of farshaid iran mahd farsha due to the relationship between these students with the letter of support for palestine and criticism of israel and the signature of this is free yes free this is free yes this is free this is

netanyahu , the training center for the world's criminals, harvard university has trained the world's criminal and evil tolerance policy , this same university has been shocked by these crimes , but they don't avoid the so-called , they don't have any qualms about making a gesture of freedom and getting paid , then they say, "we are against the ceasefire, we are against the bombing, it's as simple as that." your previous question was also how do these young people understand or why should we not go to for example, what is negotiation and the answer to this question and ambiguity? well, this evil nature, which is so deceitful, so many correct lessons, so hypocritical, that at the height of evil and crime , according to hazrat agha , he wraps his hands in velvet gloves and brings them forward to negotiate and talk, and behind a dagger . he hits anyone who negotiates with him. every country that has made friends with america has made the world miserable. became poorer his problems have increased. now put aside the two or three glasses that he kept around him. those who, for example, shou

if harvard university students were to have their news source be fox or, for example, the new york times , they would never go to this style of protest . they have other news sources and there is an opportunity . there is an opportunity. creates in the world and this the awakening and performance of the western authorities leads the audience who pay even a little attention to these issues to the conclusion that the western civilization has expired, the civilization that is managing the genocide , if you have a civilization, it will become interested in genocide . at a time when images of genocide are available all over the world. this civilization is no longer a civilization, it is not a new thing, but this is a famous saying. mahatma gandhi was asked what he thought about western civilization. his answer was that it is a good idea. it means that there is no such thing as civilization in the west. did he mean that, for example? good idea, you made an interesting point, if anything. in this sense, because india has understood the experience of colonialism well, from here, in my opinion, a

surprised as to what's happened even in the previous report and what's to come, and she um is a harvard university prof, she's been criticized in the past for writing that palestinian arabs and i'm quoting, are people who breed and breed and advertise their misery, and not censored here and it's not hated here, yeah, that article you mentioned in the previous segment, yes, at the same university gets censored, and one of those three um young men who were shot was also student at harvard university. moving to uh, you know, the pausing, the shelling and the gaza strape, but then those were injured or battling every day for survival. absolutely, i mean now that we have the pause, um, we can see some reports as to what's happening and what's the onslot so far and looking at the devastation, so this video highlights um some of the facilities or so call facilities now that people are still at the hospitals looking for assistance and medical. you know medical assistance, but at the end of the day there's nothing there, and you can see they're in beds outside the hospital, it's a real um dire situation, e

surprised as to what's happened even in the previous report and what's to come, and she um is a harvard university prof, she's been criticized in the past for writing that palestinian arabs and i'm quoting, are people who breed and breed and advertise their misery, and not censored here, and not not hated here, yeah that article. mentioned in the previous segment, yes, at the same university gets censored, and one of those three um young men who were shot was also student at harvard university, moving to uh, 'you know the pass and the shelling in the gaz strap, but then those were injured or battling every day for survival. absolutely, i mean now that we have the pows, um, we can see some reports as to what's happening and what's the onslot so far, and looking at the devastation, so this video highlights um some of the facilities or so-called facilities now that people are still at the hospitals looking for assistance and medic you know medical assistance, but at the end the day there's nothing there and you can see they're in beds outside the hospital, it's a real um dire situation, even with the

surprised as to what's happened even in the previous report and what's to come, and she is a harvard university prof, she's been criticized in the past for writing that palestinian arabs and i'm quoting, are people who breed and breed and advertise their misery, and not censored here, and not hated here, that article you mentioned in the previous segment, yes, at the same university gets censored. and one of those three um young men who were shot was also student at harvard university. moving to uh you know the pass in the shelling and the gaz stripe but then those were in are battling every day for survival? absolutely, mean now that we have the pause um we can see some reports as to what's happening and what's the onslot so far and looking at the devastation? so this video highlights um some of the facilities or so-called facilities now that people are still at the hospitals looking for assistance and medic you medical assistants, but at the end of the day there's nothing there and you can see they're in beds outside the hospital. it's a real um dire situation, even with the pores, it's just

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innocent lives, of which it took 11 hours to write the names of 7,000 of them in the lifetime of harvard university. but talking about the innocent lives of the people of gaza was not without cost for the americans. or similar to these students of berran university were arrested. or , like american teachers , they were fired just for teaching first graders about the genocide in palestine. or they were even threatened with visa cancellation and deportation from america by the western authorities. if you are here with a student visa and are a supporter of hamas, cancel your visa and go so, i will send you the expenses of supporting the innocent people of palestine, but it does not end there. columbia university announced that two student organizations that had led demonstrations for a ceasefire in the zionist war against hamas have been suspended . two student groups supporting justice in palestine and jewish call for peace were suspended until the end of the university's fall semester. earlier, the republican candidate for the presidential election about the presence. if you are here on a foreign st

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she's the professor at harvard university anna senior secretary for the u.s. department of homeland security. and in that role, juliette i know that you have dealt with the salon. but what homan officials are telling us is that it has really peaked in terms of whether it's actions that they're worried about or on line hate. i mean there were stark comments today. the fbi, homeland security all backed up by data. and now i argue, we've already known, this right? it's been a palpable fear obviously more acute in the jewish community right now. how do you assess the risk? how do explain what's going on. not just in the united states but around the world. >> so starting with the united states there is definitely a high risk environment just based on what fbi director, christopher wray said. but we just know. what you just have to go outside and feel, sort of the tensions. a lot of communities right now in the united states. that threat environment this heightened. but, in other words it's not this synagogue or that synagogue it's just a general heightened threat a

we asked harvard whether those suspensions will happen. the university pointing to prior statements that say these incidents remain under investigation. that is exactly what alarms ackman. it should not take the university a full investigation to know that the conduct of students are pro- palestinian rallies warrant a suspension even if the speech is protected under the first amendment. he says harvard is a private institution with a code of conduct and the speech is making jewish and non-jewish students feel unsafe. he says that should be enough to amount to a suspension. in his open letter to harvard published over the weekend he said he met with more than 200 students. "jewish students are being bullied, physically intimidated, spat on and in several widely disseminated videos of one such incident physically assaulted". message boards complete with anti-semitic statements. on-campus protesters knowingly called for violent insurrection and use of elimination language seeking the destruction of the state of israel and the jewish people. the letter comes

but the story of expulsions ends here at harvard university, and students started protests in the university in support of the palestinians. israel has ordered more than one million palestinians to leave their homes. this is not self-defense. protests that led to their threats and expulsion from the university. there is a case where i believe some harvard students were boycotted or lose your job. or their own colleges . shadaks also sued his labor union for publishing a post in support of the palestinians. the company claims that a pro-palestinian post on social networks damaged its reputation, or an american dentist in maryam who was fired after he said he tore up a poster about the zionist regime. became. a law firm in america has also decided to withdraw the job offers it had given to three harvard and columbia students. that's why. this law firm because of the alleged association of these students with the letter supporting palestine and criticizing israel and signing this letter, he has withdrawn his offer. the full support of the americans to the zionist regime in the attack on the gaz

benjamin studied political science at harvard university. netanyahu's education and employment in america during his youth olin actually had his own business activity in america by being close to moshe arjan when he was actually the representative of the zionist regime in america, and he even entered that space in the sense of his work. we were the same age and with similar educational backgrounds, but at the same time i parted ways. we were from two completely different intellectual groups. he was a member of the israeli army while studying and participated in several wars and special operations. the death of netanyahu's brother in entebbe became a special figure in media circles . since the 1980s during the right-wing government in israel, the likud party. several years he was the representative of israel in the united nations and regularly appeared in the american media . he spoke english very well because he had lived and grown up there. he had a strong expression for propaganda. shortly after the death of his brother netanyahu, he enter

the police entered the university , disturbed the student protests and arrested 7 people in harvard university , where we saw that the most active university in america , there are students who write the names of all 7,000 of the 11,000 martyrs in gaza on a toma to show this number. each person has a life, each one has a life, and each one is actually a human being whose life is with the life of western people is the same and no difference should be given to them. this shows that the more these kinds of confrontations and tensions and confrontations with people , especially students, increase, the more determined they are to show their objections to these issues and realize the extent of freedom of speech in their country. it is limited, it will be more. yes , my final question is because one of your specialties is the study of american issues and you are considered an analyst in this field. well, this american government has been fully supporting the zionist regime to continue the bombings in gaza and in his official positions, he supports the continuation of this operation and even openly sa

at harvard university, students spent 11 hours and wrote the names of 7,000 gaza martyrs in the life rsity. media workers also gathered in the building of the new york times magazine and took this magazine to the side accusing in favor of the zionists under the guise of war. that is always guaranteed, that is almost guaranteed, that is almost guaranteed, that is almost guaranteed, that is almost guaranteed. the german media said that this country has increased its arms exports to the zionist regime 10 times. germany, which last year produced weapons worth 32 million euros, this figure has increased by about 10 times to 303 million euros. the authorities of this country have repeatedly expressed their support for the zionist regime in the last month. at this moment , there is only one principle for germany. being on the side israel, when we say israel's security is a fundamental part of our national interest, that is what we mean. on the one hand, germany is talking about providing humanitarian aid to the people of gaza, and on the other hand , it has put extensive weapons support to t

master's degree in executive management at the university of massachusetts garib benjamin at harvard university. in his youth, he studied in america and then worked. in fact, he started his work in america by being close to mouse elbow when he actually represented the zionist regime in america , and he even entered that space in the sense of his work. we were the same age and with similar educational background. but at the same time, i parted ways. because we were completely different from the way of thinking. while studying, he was also a member of the israeli army. and participated in several wars and special operations. the death of netanyahu's brother in entebbe became a face in media circles became special. since the 1980s, during the right-wing rule in israel , netanyahu's likud party has been israel's representative at the united nations for several years and regularly appeared in the american media. strong for advertising . shortly after the death of his brother, netanyahu entered american television and this was a new beginning in his life. the first thing he did was to introduce himse

university. there is a case where i believe some harvard students are being banned or losing their jobs. he has been threatened with expulsion from his faculty or faculties. starbucks also sued its workers' union for publishing a post in support of the palestinians. this company claims that a side post. has damaged his reputation on social networks, or the american dentist in miami who was fired from his place of work after he said that he had torn the skin related to the zionist regime. a law firm in america has also decided to withdraw the job offers it had given to three harvard and columbia students for this reason. this law firm because of the alleged connection of these students. with a letter supporting palestine and criticizing israel and signing this letter, he withdrew his offer. we stand by israel. all-round support of the americans to the zionist regime in the attack on the gaza strip. i wanted come to israel so that the people here and the whole world know that we are with israel. my message to israel is this: you may be strong enough to defend yourself, but as long as ameri

there's a place for them at harvard university or ohio state or anywhere else. we need to be reaching out t in those communities that maybe, had history been different, would've been in those institutions but because history is as it is are not in those institutions. that seems to me to be the way to go. - dr. west, were you trying to change his, were you trying to change his opinion or just help him arrive closer to the truth as you see it? - you know, my dear sister, i come from a tradition of lifting every voice. i don't want anybody to be an echo. i want people to find their own voice, just like a jazz woman or a blues man. and my brother's got his own voice, so i want him to find his voice and he'll land where he lands. when i see my brother, i don't have to eliminate his constructed whiteness. he's a human being in a particular body, but he's made in the image and likeness of god. he has something there that is worthy of a certain kind of trtment, no matter who he is. and so the history is there, white privilege is there and white supremacy is there, all t

at harvard university as well students 11 hours.y took time and wrote the names of 7 thousand martyrs of gaza in the life of the university. media workers also gathered in the building of the new york times magazine and accused this magazine of being biased in favor of the zionists in covering the war. but a few minutes ago, the review of the 7th program bill in the public session of the parliament has started. we would like to know the details of the meeting. let's have a conversation with a radio reporter stationed in the islamic council , mrs. akbarzadeh. hello, please tell me what are the issues of the bill that is under consideration. i am at your service and to all my dear viewers. which was opened at around 8 o'clock at the foot of the court, it was read in the order to consider the bill of the seventh plan, but according to article 100 of the internal regulation law, if more than 50 representatives request to review the priority of assets, this plan can be considered in the court outside of the order and for this reason, the

he was born in ohio state. immigrants from india, graduated from the faculty of biology at harvard universityom yale law school, is a member of the fibk among the oldest students of bill clinton and henry kissenger, ramasavami considers himself not only to politicians, but also to many entrepreneurs, he managed stakes in biotechnology companies in an investment fund , on which he earned his first millions, then founded a holding company that invested in promising medical developments, and even demonstrates in his election campaign business acumen. his official website says that everyone who brings a sponsor will receive 10% of vladimir zelsky’s investment. it’s all about the article, which the ukrainian authorities themselves initially promoted, out of habit, considering it laudatory. even the head of zelsky’s office, andrei ermak, commented, giving a link to it with a recommendation to read it, but quickly deleted his post. the article turned out to be not complementary at all. boris ivanin has all the details. nobody believes in the victory of ukraine, the lonely fight of vladimir zelsky, a

innocent lives, of which it took 11 hours to write the names of 7,000 of them in the lifetime of harvard universityt talking about the innocent lives of the people of gaza was not without cost for the americans. like these students of berran university, they were arrested or even threatened by western authorities to revoke their visas and expel them from america. if with a student visa you are here and you support hamas, i will cancel your visa and send you back home. the costs of supporting the innocent people of palestine do not end there. columbia university announced two student organizations that protest. suspended in order to establish a ceasefire in the war led by the zionists against hamas. two student groups supporting justice in palestine and jewish call for peace were suspended until the end of the university's fall semester. earlier, the republican presidential candidate warned about the presence of hamas supporters in america. if you are a foreign student with a visa you are here and you have common goals with hamas. i will cancel your visa and send you back to your home. the question

ackman backtracked on that demand and over the weekend published an open let tore harvard university arvard's recent failure to create a safe and nondiscriminatory environment for jewish students threatens the university's funding". that's a reference to title 6 of the act. ackman's letter comes as anti-semitism on college campuses continue. university of massachusetts amhurst student was arrested after allegedly punching a jewish student and spits on an israelly flag fright night. according toes the university, that student was released on bail and prohibited from returning to campus. funding for universities is a talking point on the campaign trail and gop candidate and south carolinastand senator tim scott and nikki haley saying schools that do not combat anti-semitism should not get funding. billions of dollars are potentially at stake. harvard received more than $3.1 billion in federal payments like garages and contracts over a four-year period. university of pennsylvania received nearly 4 $4.4 billion and now universities also benefit from tax breaks that save them billions of d

the faculty of mathematics at cambridge university and the faculty of political science at harvard university elected as a member of parliament, from 1994 to 19 singapore, from 2001 minister of finance, from august 12, 2004, prime minister of the republic of singapore. in our unique geopolitical position, our the first priority in the policy is to maintain good relations with neighboring states, especially with members. which includes 10 countries in our region and especially with indonesia and malaysia, our closest neighbors, which are significantly larger than us. we are a small country, so it is in our best interest to be friends with everyone. we don't want to have any enemies, we want to be friends. the island of singapore is surprisingly located, as if at the crossroads of europe, asia and australia. therefore, as if by fate itself, it was destined to become one one of the greatest ports in the world, although for many, many decades, only malay fishermen and very bloodthirsty pirates lived on the island of singapore. the strait, through which today dozens of large merchant ships pass da

especially in america , that is, especially harvard university, which had very large gatherings to such an extent that even the voice of many american senators mr. ted cruz, marco ruby and various senators reacted or even from many of these the sponsors are threatening the sponsors , who mainly have serious affiliation with the zionist regime, they are clearly threatening that if they continue to support palestine, this gathering, i.e. the university , does not deal with these students , they will cut the budget of these universities, that is, we will do the same. we are witnessing from the side of the governments that they pass legislation, make arrests , and various cases that prevent these popular movements and this is in a way the axis of honor, what is now called the axis of honor in the international arena, but it has not happened , that is, now you if you look at the crowd, there are pictures that is coming and the news that is coming continues to increase, how long can this population stand against the opinions of their elders, i have one point to follow mr. abbasi's order. let

in harvard university, we saw that it is the most active university in america. students , write the names of all 7,000 of the 11,000 people who were martyred in gaza on a toma to show the number of people, each of whom has a life, each of whom has a life, and each of whom is in in fact , there are people whose lives are the same as those of western people and no difference should be made for them. they will be more determined to show their protest to these issues and to find out how much freedom of speech is limited in their country. yes, and my final question, because one of your specialties is the study of american issues, and you are considered an analyst in this field. well, this american government has fully supported the regime so far zionists bombed to continue killing in gaza. and in his official positions, he also supports the continuation of this operation and even openly says that he is against the ceasefire, but recently in the american media, some whispers have been heard that the white house officials are sending messages to the zionists in the occ

around the world in the in the street crying out for humanity. um, the academic delinquent of harvard university, samuel hantington is to to blast the war falsy argued that that we are now in the class of civilization. today what we see is that is the embrace of civilization when we see people in the street calling for... justice for palestine, calling calling for free palestine. what we see is a is a class of of people against their own fascist, racist, colonial and imperial elite. to conclude, we must continue and concretize this struggle to achieve the the abolition of israel, eurocentric colonialism, and the power also received in the people in the street, the people or the organized. people and this this is why the the gand the legacy to boycott for example, boycott must be reborn, boycott, this is an urgent and vital, it is it will contribute to the downfall of israeli colonialism, it will, i would like only to mention three items, three article that we have to to as a people to to boycot, mcdonald, boycott mcdonald. coca-cola, boycott coca-cola, boycott the starbuck, we have to do that, t

state of ohio in a family of immigrants from india, graduated from the faculty of biology at harvard universityw degree from yale law school, is a member of fibetk , the oldest student society in the united states, by the way, mark twain, john abdike were members of it and george bush, sr. now, ramaswamy considers himself not only a politician, but an entrepreneur, he managed the packages. shares of biotological companies in an investment fund, from which he earned his first millions, then founded a holding company that invested in promising medical developments, and even in his election campaign ramasavami demonstrates business acumen; on his official website it is said that everyone who brings a sponsor will receive 10% of the amount he invested, out of habit, considered laudatory, even the head of zelsky’s office, andrey ermak, noted, who gave a link to it with a recommendation about no one believes in the victory of ukraine, a lonely battle vladimir zelsky, the american magazine time flawlessly reveals the unsightly underside of the kiev regime, these headlines from the bank leak about pani

the faculty of mathematics at cambridge university and the faculty of political science at harvard university, elected as a deputy in 1984 parliament, from 1994 to 1998, minister of industry and trade, since 1990, the eighth chairman of the monetary authority of singapore, since 2001, minister of finance, since 12 august 2004, prime minister of the republic of singapore, in our unique geopolitical position, our first policy priority is conservation good relations with neighboring countries, especially with members of the ocean, which includes 10 countries in our region, and especially with indonesia and malaysia, our closest neighbors, which are much larger than us. we are small country, so it is in our interests to be friends with everyone. we don’t want... the island of singapore is miraculously located at the crossroads of europe, asia and australia, therefore, as if by fate itself , the island is destined to become one of the greatest ports in the world, although for many, many decades only malay fishermen lived on the island of singapore about greedy pirates . the strait, through which t

at harvard university in cambridge, massachusetts, a pro palestinian rally clashed with supporters of israel. >> george washington university, glorory to our martyrs among th messages projected on a library wall. >> some of the worst, stanford professor who literally herded jewishsh students s into a r co humiliatated them. the asassault of a a uc davis student putting up pictures of hostages to make sure they aren't forgotten and being physically assaulted in the process. a similar instance in columbia. >> many cities and campuses, missing persons style posters being torn down. >> the posters of kidnapped israelis have become a flash point. con confrontations going viral on social media. >> you are not a allowed to o - >> t they y tear thehem down be they donon't see them as people. they see them m as somomething inferirior. theyey see them as something su h human. this is the destination where antisemitism takes shape. >> it's children. it's innocent peoplele. >> that isis one of ththe thini fifind most disturbing. >> why? >> these aren't soldiers taken in battle. these were civilia

witnessing a serious wave of awakening in universities, especially in america , that is, especially harvard university, which well, it had very large gatherings to such an extent that even the voice many of the american senators mr. ted cruz, marco ruby and various senators reacted or even threatened many of these sponsors, the sponsors who mainly have serious affiliation with the zionist regime, they openly threatened that if they continue to support palestine, this the gathering means that if the university does not deal with these students, they will cut the budget of these universities, which means that we are witnessing such measures by the governments , which intervene and legislate, make arrests , and various things that prevent these popular movements and this in some way. the axis of honor is what is being said now they took him the axis of honor in the international arena, but it didn't work. that is, if you look at the crowd now , the images that are coming and the news that is coming, this crowd will continue to increase, until when can they stand against the opinions of the imams ? countr

professor daniel shrag, professor of environmental science and engineering who is part of this year harvard universityews. starting with what really are your concrete expectations, if any, from the summit? ~ ~ summit? well, i think the expectation _ summit? well, i think the expectation of _ summit? well, i think the expectation of a _ summit? well, i think the - expectation of a breakthrough every year is something we experienced in the news in the media every year. i think it's a mistake. climate change is a long time scale issue and changing the world's energy systems take a long time and there obviously are steps and progress every year, but we can't expect every year to have some radical announcement. we in paris sent a very aggressive goals, and a few years later, we set very aggressive mid century goals, and that we have the hard work of actually achieving that, and all the countries of the world are working very hard to do that. last year, we saw countries agreed to a loss and damage fund, theyjust didn't provide enough funding to nearly cover the obligations. that will continue this year in t

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harvard university historian morison, the most prominent scholar of columbus's life and the author oflor who followed the admiral's entire atlantic voyage. in his famous book christopher columbus, the explorer, written in 1954, he talks about robbery and murder. cruel policy started by columbus. and continued by his successors, ultimately led to total genocide. the emphasis on the heroism of columbus and his followers, the emphasis on their role as navigators and explorers, and the lack of emphasis on genocide is not a technical necessity, but an ideological choice. it serves, albeit unintentionally , to justify what was done. i don't believe that in the historical narrative we should accuse columbus, try him and pass sentence on him without his presence, it is too late and it would be futile slacken. in moralizing, but such an easy perception of cruelty as an unpleasant but necessary price for progress, kheroshima and vietnam in the name of saving western civilization, kronstat and hungary for saving socialism, the proliferation of nuclear weapons for universal salvation is still wit

at harvard university, students spent 11 hours and wrote the names of 7,000 gaza martyrs in the lifethe university. media workers also gathered in the new york times building. and accusing this publication of being biased in favor of the zionists in covering the war. more news. train tickets for next month's trips will be sold in advance from tomorrow. the railway has announced that the applicants who plan to travel from 1st to 3rd of azar can go to the official ticket sales offices from 8:00 am on monday. visit and buy tickets in advance. applicants can also be absent at the base. pre-purchase your ticket from a valid and licensed seller . specialists of a group of danians succeeded in internalizing inspection devices with the ability to detect metals and electronic circuits. the software of this device, which uses artificial intelligence technology , was designed with the cooperation of academic experts. danesh banyan company, which has a portfolio of various products in the field of inspection devices , we also produce x-ray inspection devices in the form of car luggage and, upon

now, the other thing i did upon arrival to harvard university was to ask my postdoc, laura dominik, to make a map of the field of spheres across the surveyed region. and so what she did is we knew how many spheres were found in each region from sophie's findings. and laura just assigned a yield to each region. she divided the number of retrieved spheres by the amount of mass of background material, volcanic ash that was collected in each share on which we document that. so she gave a weight to each run and then made a map of the region. each of these pixels in the map is roughly half a mile in size, and then what you see are in purple. oops is a very low yield of the background, far away from the meteor path. that's the purple color. and then a yellow implies twice as many spherules per retrieved mass. so indeed we see three, roughly three hotspots in this heat map where there the yield of spherules was doubled, presumably because of this meteor, because these three yellow regions are to the meteor path and far away we ended up with the standard background yield. and so that gave us as

for starters, racial preferences were most common at highly selective universities like harvard, yale, and stanford that admit less than 10% of their applicants. they were less common in schools like virginia tech or the university of missouri that admit well over half of their applicants.. s during the 2018 federal court case on this issue, harvard's dean of admission and knowledge of the school use different standards based on race to determine which prospective students received recruitment letters. the university ranked applicants using an academic index comprising s.a.t. scores and grades. these scores were broken into deciles with the 1st decile is lowest in the tent is highest. harvard's own student data proved this goals two-tier recruitment efforts were reflected in its admission decisions. for instance, a black student in the 4th decile and hispanics student in the 6 decile had a higher chance of being admitted an asian student in the 10th decile. in the words of justice john holland, the lone dissenter in plessy versus ferguson, our constitution is colorblind and neither kn

political nation, the first meeting with tyashkina with english-speaking readers took place at harvard university in boston, then at yale university in connecticut, the writer admits, americans are less interested in ukrainian literature , but rather the situation: in ukraine, they simply ask about what i can tell you, as a person who came there from ukraine three days ago, here, but mainly, they uh, the last question in yale was from one of the students which school deliberately came, an african-american, and he said that he understood ukraine very well, and he asked. in my mind, what should be done so that the american, official authorities give ukraine more weapons, and he and i, at the end of our conversation, it was already at the end, spent a very long time developing a plan, how we could together contribute to the fact that the american senators, the american presidents, the congress realized that we needed more help, and it ended up being a real blessing, right, in new york. together with colleagues andrii korkov and oksana lucina, who also had english translations published in the us aft

and in peacetime, the soldier became a scientist at harvard university. he made a name for himself by advocating the use of nuclear weapons in conventional warfare. i believe that it is technically possible to resist through the limited use of nuclear weapons, although this is less desirable. today i am happy announcing the appointment of white house employees for the first time. it was president nixon who brought kissinger to power. he was first a security adviser, then secretary of state. together, they sought to strike a balance between the world's superpowers to change the course of the cold war. kissinger encouraged the restoration of american contacts with communist china. he made secret visits to chinese leaders, preparing the ground for the first historic visit by a us president in 1972. he tried to improve relations with the soviet union with help negotiations on trade and arms control. and in the middle east, he invented a new term. shuttle diplomacy, when he flew between the capitals and tried to contain the arab-israeli conflict. he believed i

now, he's a former harvard university academic, he shot components where he is the national security advisor and secretary of state . i'm the president, richard nixon in general. out for the this was a to motor, was period in world politics. of course it was the heights of the cold war, but he where he, i guess um, made his mouth during the vietnam or controversial of course, a conflict which so a to meet in vietnam. he's killed and thousands of young americans were to any human body by to the cause. issues on the t war protest movement on the streets of the united states, and indeed across the world. now, he extended that war, of course, into neighboring come buddha, without the approval of congress. these were neutral countries, and he advocated bombing, anything that moves. now, controversially, perhaps he was awarded the nobel peace prize for bringing about an end to the vietnam war. this was a moment that was mocked by comedian told me later, who said that satire is dead now. moving across to the middle east. he was sent to really to the come david, the codes. this was the 1st p

association, have made a statement, 123 doctors have made a statement, and ten students of harvard university have done a very symbolic and interesting action . i wrote the names of 1100 gaza martyrs on the banner, and resigned. we had mr. abbasi that is, within the united nations organization, we have had various subgroups that are resigning, as well as in government officials , has there been a history of this? this is unprecedented, and the letter that was published a few weeks ago, 100 diplomats of the us state department wrote to mr. khab. it's really not a small issue, or can it really be said that the scandal that happened in american universities, we have never seen anything like this, and it's very strange that this incident has cost mr. biden, mr. biden really knows the question for me. that the presidential election next year he is leading the republic and he is really ending his political life by supporting the zionist regime and making himself one-term . today, jmbc news published an opinion to the reliable media in america. for the first time , mr. trump is a serious competitor.

. >> at harvard university in cambridge, massachusetts -- >> at george washington university, glory to martyrs among the e messages projected a library wall. >> some of the worst the stanford professor who literally herded jewish students into a corner, humiliating them. the assaulult at uc davis s of jejewish student pututting up posters s of hostageges just toe sure that they are not forgotten and being physically assaulted in the process. a very similar instance at columbia. >> missing persons style posters being torn down. >> no, no, no. >> reporter: the posters of kidnapped israelis have become a flash point. with confrontations going viral on social media. >> he's bothering me. >> show your face. show your face. . >> youou are not alloweded -- >> thehey tear them down becaus they don't see them m as peoeop. they see them as sometething ininferior. they see them as something subhuman. this is the destination where anti-semitism takes you. >> it's children. it's innocent people. >> chihildren in palalestine. >> that is one of f the ththing findnd most disturbing. >> reporter: why?

i studied law at harvard university and i can tell you with great confidence, it's not a war crime during the war to arrest the director of a hospital. i'm suspicion that he allow come us to use the hospital as a terra base and hide hostages in a base. and there's not a war crime to stop and, and believe in the past how cities of use and evelyn to smuggle in weapons, explosives and terrors. all right, make i sorry, robert. i mean, i'll send me, throw that back out. you them for, as i can, was i'll see for awesome and so in is reading territory so they could as well to arrest them. well, it wasn't a police arrest. it was a military arrest during the war. it was the army that took hold of them and when they saw what they found under these, she boss role, they said there is no way this could have been done without the knowledge of the director of boston. it will save if justice is prevail, then they so both are all the, you know, you and i filled out a little bit about the idea of saying that it has questions to all of us over the events of the same of the home. so, but it's just listening t