the heritage for peace organization also reported that more than 70 historical houses were damaged inrip. the attempt of the occupiers to attack the historical and cultural heritage of the palestinian nation in the gaza strip, which is full of ancient monuments and some of them date back to thousands of years ago, it is in the framework of this regime's attempt to destroy the identity of the palestinians that the occupiers started efforts in this field more than seven decades ago . these efforts coincide with the continuous killing of palestinians in the gaza strip. christmas celebrations are canceled in bethlehem and for obvious reasons, it's impossible to celebrate while our people in gaza are going through genocide when children are being massacred in such a... brutal manner, all the heads of churches in jerusalem decided that christmas celebrations will be mainly prayers, with no festive celebrations, so we came up with this idea of ​​eating in the middle of a rubble resembling a destroyed house in gaza, and the child jesus as a child was under the rubble. god is great , and prais

the heritage for peace organization also reported that more than 70 historic houses were damaged in the the occupiers tried to strike heritage. the historical and cultural history of the palestinian nation in the gaza strip , which is full of ancient monuments and some of them date back to thousands of years ago , is part of the regime's attempt to determine the identity of the palestinians, which the occupiers started trying to do in this field more than seven decades ago. . these efforts take place at the same time as the continuous killing of palestinians in the gaza strip , which international organizations consider a massacre. it made a difference, it didn't make a difference, it made a difference, it didn't make a difference, it made a difference, it didn't make a difference, it made a difference. yes , it made a difference to give light to our countrymen with optimal energy consumption. we arrived at a new city, the city of home appliances it has a great reputation. you want s -salt and quality home appliances. you want the city of long-term installment home appliances . you want

the archaeological assessment conducted by the heritage for peace organization of ancient monuments in the besieged area of ​​the gaza strip shows that: the occupying army occupied 14 places he destroyed the ancient building from the beginning of the invasion on the 7th of last october. among the 325 ancient sites in gaza, the occupying army has completely destroyed the juwalia synagogue, the al-omari mosque in jabalia, the shaban mosque, the khiz tomb in diballah, the al-balakhiya organization in the old part of gaza, and the khalil al-rahman mosque in the absan region . manuscripts and old documents and the church of st. polybrius in the area of ​​zaytoun, gaza, were targeted. in the bunkers of this church, the occupiers committed massacres against the refugees who had taken shelter there. there are ancient works that were part of the attacks of the israeli army some of them were destroyed, including the historical house in al-shajaihe neighborhood, mantar hill , al-momazen bazaar, in the east of khan yunus, and seyed hashem mosque in the center of the gaza strip. the occupying army

is the president of heritage for peace. it's a non profit organization that supports countries in conflicts in the efforts to protect and safeguards, cultural heritage, he says the destruction of cultural sites is a pulling. what is happening now in guys that is cultural genocide and well, pre from the beginning of the war we started to monitor as well. this ration of the other sites and we publish or 1st report was there seconds of november and so far from the 1st month of the war, a lot of extra human in on this report we have we weren't able to do a page document in a while and 104 sides, which they were affected by server support. i mean, at the score, he's destroying that he was edition as identity as the history of the boy. and also, i mean we, we work in conflict when we weren't to see of you and you have been in so darn. but we never had so like that. the take a look now some of the days of the news and the key, the fast. so thousands of soldiers and civilians have been killed by an i'm good at least for a tax of ta

it was a museum receiving thousands of visitors a year is best. sabrin is the president of heritage for peace. it's a non profit organization that supports countries in the conflict in countries and conflict in the efforts to protect and safe guard cultural heritage. she says the destruction of cultural size is a poorly what is happening now in guys that is cultural genocide and the pre, from the beginning of the war, we started to monitor as well. this ration on the other sites and we banished or 1st report was the 2nd of november and so far from the 1st month of the war, a lot of extra machines shown here with dish. and on this report we have we weren't able to do to triple mind around $104.00 sides. we still were affected by server support. i mean, at the score, he's destroying that he was edition as identity as the history of the people, you know. so, i mean there's really we work in conflict when we were to see of you and you have been in so darn, but we never had so like that. so now to pull rogers in bradford in the u. k, he's in emeritus professor peace studies at the university of br

was an easy and receiving thousands of visitors a year is best. sabrin is the president of heritage for peace. that's a non profit organization. that's a full, it's countries in conflict, in their efforts to protect and safeguard cultural heritage. he says, what is happening is a poorly what is happening now in guys that is go to genocide and the pre from the beginning of the war. we started to monitor as well as this ration on the other sites. and we banished or for support ones or seconds of november and so far from the 1st month also we're a lot of extra machines show here with dish and on the exist report we have we weren't able to do a diplomatic, around $104.00 sides. we still were affected by server support. i mean, at the score, he's destroying that he was edition as identity as the history of the people. you know? so, i mean, there's really we work in conflict when we were to see of you and you have been in so darn, but we never had so like that. while the see, it has seen unprecedented death and destruction and garza, many are hoping to will will. and soon as you see, it has been as

is ball sabrin is the president of the heritage for peace. it's a non profit organization to support countries in conflict in the efforts to protect and safeguard cultural heritage. he will say found to the arab network, full civil society, to save, called cultural heritage, which is working should lights on the destruction of the cultural which is an identity, the promise to mean people in gaza. he describes what's happening as cultural genocide. what is happening now in guys that is cultural genocide and what pre, from the beginning of the war, we started to monitor as well. this ration of the other sites and we bought our 1st report was there seconds of november. and so far, from the 1st months of the war, a lot of extra human in on is this report. we have, we weren't able to do a different mind around $104.00 sides, which they were affected by the surface support mean at the score. he's destroying that he was edition as identity as the history of the boy. and also, i mean we, we work in conflict and we weren't to see of you and you have b

uh was amazing and receiving thousands of visitors h e a is the supreme is the president of heritage for peace as a nonprofit organization and supports countries in conflict and the reference to protect and safe called cultural heritage is also found to be our network on civil scientists, they've got the cultural heritage and is working, shed light on the destruction of cultural heritage and identity of the palestinian people in gaza. good to have you with us on the program. can i just begin with the fact that in the past few weeks we've seen cultural structures removed, and now we've seen ancient buildings destroyed by is ready, bombing, how worried all you at the removals and loss through a bullying and good afternoon and thank you very much for having the same interview and yeah, actually what's happening now in guys that is go to general science and the premiums are from the beginning of the war. we started to monitor as well as this ration of the heritage sites. and we bought our 1st report of november and so far from the 1st month on. so we're at strong question. sure. here with dish and

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issue of preserving our historical cultural heritage is now very relevant. and passing it on to future generations, in this communications, for the year of peace library of the republic of belarus initiated a spiritual heritage project. a simulator, when we read, according to the latest data from neuropsychologists, almost all the higher zones of the brain are involved, this is an excellent prevention of alzheimer’s disease, and it can be free, because you don’t have to buy a book, you can, for example, borrow it from the presidential library for free. of course, the advent of laptops has made human life easier in a variety of ways. spheres, has made it possible to quickly exchange data from various parts of the planet, however, during free time, modern neurophysiologists advise putting gadgets aside so that a person’s social sphere does not suffer. even the creator of the first thin laptop, steve jobs, when a journalist asked him, apparently, your children are crazy about the tablet, answered: they don’t use it at home, and we limit the time that children spend on tablet screens, and we shouldn’t forget , and now you know about this for sure,

heritage. sports like lacrosse joining us today are members of the confederacy. p by the way, where are you guy? stand up. which it invented lacrosse invented lacrosse nearly athoust tribes together for peaceship and healing. a sixer nation players are still among the very best in the world. and as a point of personal privilege i know about this because i went to syracuse university a powerhouse program and i might add our daughter was a lacrosse player in high school and my niece was an all-american lacrosse player so we have a little knowledge of lacrosse in our family. i had to choose between lacrosse and football because you couldn't they both. [inaudible] ndon't laugh. as they say in football, i've got a soft hands. [laughter] this fall it was announced lacrosse will once again began n unofficial olympic sport. [applause] [cheering] the sixth nations team asked to compete under its own tribal and today i am announcing my support for that request. [cheering] they invented f the game and perfected it for millennia and the circumstances are unique and should e be granted an exception for their own team at the olympics. [applause] let me close with this. it's hard work to heal the changeo

chinese technologies for peaceful atom, as experts note, the type of reactor itself has been improved, its main advantage is even greater safety, in the unesco list of living heritagetional, scientific and cultural organization has added the italian opera tradition to the list of objects. material cultural heritage. unesco noted that opera contributed to social cohesion and sociocultural memory, as well as dialogue between generations. how one of the regions of the czech republic celebrates the beginning of the christmas season holidays. bells are ringing, death with a scythe and devils in fur coats made of porno-ungulate fur come out of the forest. the mummers are accompanied by saint nicholas. in ancient times , the inhabitants of this region wore scary masks to... scare the spirits of winter. for the most interesting international news, watch the “around the planet” program. a teacher-defectologist is not just a profession. every child is a puzzle, we must find the key to solve it. special children need us. and our task is to prepare them for independent life. what methods should be used when teaching children to facilitate faster learning? a child's life is at

heritage. and she says that she has been the victim of both islamophobia and anti semitism. so she is she is calling for this this march , calling for this this march, this this gathering for peacering for peace, this it'll be really interesting to see what happens tomorrow . to see what happens tomorrow. will it have the sort of attendance that some of these pro—palestinian rallies have had, or will it be that people from particular faiths choose to stay away? it remains to be seen. there is, as you say here, a bit more of a crowd gathering. they're waiting to hear from jeremy corbyn, who is due to speak a little bit later on. we've been trying to catch him, but he might but we suspect that he might have the back have gone through the back entrance instead . entrance instead. >> stuff. >> hmm. interesting stuff. olivia, thank you very much. good to up you. good to catch up with you. olivia utley there at a march. let's get back to eureka's live in tel aviv. hopefully we've got him back . let's see if you're him back. let's see if you're there . yeah, great. oh, we've there. yeah, great. oh, we've lost him again. i think we're going to have to leave her. that's such a shame, bec