life and for human rights.se kinds of protests in the halls of congress, before the state department, in front of the white house, in grand central station, everywhere particularly with this climate that is trying to silence critique of these current policies, it is only going

rights organization is really human rights organizations, palestinian human rights organizations and i, the nation's human rights mechanisms. independent mechanisms have found that the situation in israel and palestine amounts to the crime of apartheid un needs to get used to addressing these particular violations. just as we have another situation. when we asked the secretary general and his office about genocide, he won't use that term. he says in previous secretary generals have said that that is for courts to decide. do you think that the secretary general should start using the term genocide when it comes to what we're seeing happening in gaza? understand the position of the secretary general and some of my own colleagues in the u. n. when they speak publicly, they're speaking on behalf of an institution. and in doing so, there are very complex processes that need to be gone through before one can make those sorts of pronouncements. and in the end, any crime is to be determined by a court of law. but if we can allege that we see war crimes, crimes against humanity, as we have of

we demand human rights and we demand ceasefire. those sentiments are echoed by muslim protesters and christian protesters. human rights defenders of every stripe in this city across the country and across the globe. right now. you lived in guys for the better part of 2 years in the 19 ninety's. this seems like it's personal to you. it's deeply personal to me. you know, when you look at the determined ization of the palestinian people that is often so present in the statements of western politicians. and i'm sorry to say in western media. i see the faces of people that i know and love in. gotcha. i mean, i did a number of admissions there starting with the 1st intifada and then late 19 eighties. human rights monitoring, michigan has several after that was posted there for a couple of years due to emissions afterwards. and i don't recognize the per trail of the palestinian people in western media. what i know is that the palestinian people laugh and they tell jokes and they love and they cry and they cook and they dance they party an

, in general, it has humanity . he is dying. and it seems with the awakening that has taken place in the nations, i hope that as soon as possible we will witness the quick actions of human rights organizations and i hope that the security council will force the zionist apartheid regime to stop the war crimes as soon as possible and stop the war crimes. with ms. sakineh sadat, assistant to the president in the pursuit of social rights and freedoms, we talked about the siege of shefa hospital in gaza, about which we have news. capable title it is not acceptable what tedros adhanom said about the conditions of gaza hospitals: there are currently about 1,400 usable beds in gaza hospitals , while there were 300 beds before the war. the head of the world health organization has also said that since 3 days ago , we have not received the new statistics of the cities and the injured in gaza, and the rescue vehicles cannot enter some noor hospitals in gaza. ad hanmom said that the occupying forces destroyed a truck carrying f

human rights for humans, these rules are based on human conscience and human dignity, and accordingwhat is actually human. connecting to us as human beings are now either based on divine teachings or based on what the governments approve of these rules. we are now witnessing that in gaza and in palestine , it is repeatedly failing by a regime that this regime itself he is repeatedly doing all kinds of international defects, so what we are doing now we can say that a set of international documents and rules are being quoted in gaza, which are both human rights and humanitarian rights. a group of these documents state that civilians should not be targeted in any way . there are warriors who are not able to fight due to reasons such as surrendering, being wounded, being captured, and the like, or there are people who are civilians. women, children, men and sick people. at the top of all these are children. in addition to these , we are witnessing the targeting of civilian targets. these goals are of two categories are. civilian purposes or related to the same civilian population, such

obviously, the human rights council should play the most active role here.tional criminal court , as the prosecutor of the court said, can even have the entry of un member states. they should force the security council because of the demands that have been made in the world, you have seen the demonstrations and petitions of the people of france, england and all this. it seems that today is the day of reckoning, the day of reckoning . in fact, if so far, it is a gesture of human rights taking european and western governments, and now their nations are also demanding, they can't stand by any longer, so perhaps the most urgent action should be taken, as we are talking right now, surely the women and children of gaza are being massacred . and for sure, there are children in every door at this very moment. dad , who has committed all the crimes that fall under the jurisdiction of the international criminal court, is repeating every day . they show that a hospital in gaza is under siege by the zionist army, and entering the hospital means you mentioned that now ga

life and for human rights.y: international human rights lawyer craig mokhiber who recently resigned from his post as director of the new york office of the united nations high commissioner for human rights. when we come back, we will speak to another dissenter - josh paul who resigned from the state department to protest the biden administration's push to increase arms sales to israel amidst its siege on gaza. [music break] amy: this is democracy now. democracynow.org. i am amy goodman. we end this holiday special with josh paul. in october he resigned from the state department to protest the biden administration's push to increase arms sales to israel amid its siege on gaza, calling it "shortsighted," "destructive" and "contradictory." paul had served as director of congressional and public affairs for the bureau of political-military affairs in the state department, which oversees arms transfers to israel and other nations. in his resignation letter he wrote quote, "we cannot be both against occupation, and f

that humanity is the humanity we need every single person to show. devastating, death toll is something we can no longer be silent about. we have over 11,000 people being killed in just over a month. over 40% of that our children, some who have not going to celebrate their first birthday, have not going to walk. a majority of those are women. who, themselves, are watched, possibly -- who have watched, possibly, the death of their own children, themselves. we had a press conference, a lot more people have gotten on board. we have seen so me people pushing for a cease-fire in ways we have not seen before. the death and destruction still continues. israel is being allowed to bomb caged people with impunity. our own government is preparing for us to give them more and you mission -- give them more ammunition to kill more children, mothers, elderly. there was a heartbreaking video i watched today of a couple who were deaf. their son was translating for them in order for the interview to carry on. they talked about how terrified they were because they cann

human rights watch was one of them and of course the most famous human rights institute founded by anist named robert bertain. he was later awarded the ellino roosevelt award for human rights . another director of this institute was aryeh nair, a jewish human rights activist, who later went to the open society foundation owned by george soros. soros was one of the staunch defenders of israel, who founded the open society foundation , an important human rights organization that focused on political changes in countries that are not aligned with western policies. did another human rights institution was amnesty international. institute founded by peter vernssonen. nanson, who was born into a jewish family, later announced that he had converted to catholicism and changed his name from solomon to peter. despite his criticisms of some of israel's behaviors, he was a defender of israel's survival and survival. his family was one of the oldest wealthy families of the day, who strongly supported the idea of ​​zionism and the return of jews to the holy land decades before the establishment of

how should we humans interact with human with robots? it's an evolving question that's already become reality and some forms of therapy. alicia has autism spectrum disorder. she's practicing social interactions with a robot not show long time. no. see. here's today's menu. i found the data syndrome, them being i, companies accusing them, behaves like a child which helps a need to pay attention and stay focused for the ones that are $4.00 kinds of functions. that's what i mean. the physical therapist could do that. that's a nice job vista that the children get much more quickly that way and then put that in gratitude. i'd like this pizza. enjoy your meal. studies have shown the children. luckily, check benefit from interacting with the robot to you. this specially helps them learn to maintain only contacts, which is a crucial element and communication and social interaction. how do i respond di cups of child like face? will i be tempted to believe of this something human behind the face of the machine? my day is waiting for me, we will se

there is a division about how to capture human attention and modify human hate your online. that relate for me was the turn, especially for people in the technology industry began to think of their users more the way heroin dealer thinks as a user. how do we addict them and control them? host: what is the mindset. douglas: it is a few things. there are a few ways i can describe the mindset, this idea you can earn enough money to insulate yourself from the damage you are creating by earning money. you can develop enough technology toorrect for all of the problems you created the technology that you just made. the mindset is a silicon valley belief that more tech and more money, they can solve for anything. it is a techno solution must understanding of the world, where human beings are the problem and technology is the solution. they tend to be libertarian. they understand human relationships as purely a market phenomenon. there -- they tend to be frayed of women, nature, black and indigenous people. they tend to want to own everything. the object is to see one's own contribut

crimes lostted with international criminal court. al-haq, al-mizan and the palestinian center for human rights of lost ajoint petition. at the hague based international tribunal. the law says that israel's actions in gaza amounts to war crimes and the icc should consider aparthide and genocide in his ongoing investigation of the situation in palestine. it also calls on the court to issue arrest warrants for israeli officials including the regime's president, prime minister and the minister of military affairs. the call is in line with the request to the icc by the palestinian prime minister earlier this week. south africa has also urged the hague based court to. hold israel accountable for violations of international law with the country's top diplomat calling for immediate arrest warrant for key israeli decision makers. the press tv has conducted interviews with number of people on the war ravish gaza strip. they argue that the international silence and the normalization of ties between some arab countries in israel have embolden the occupy regime which continues to conduct deadly stri

humanity.ghters, it's a deal of humanity.— not a deal between fighters, it's a deal of humanity. you talk about the -e of deal of humanity. you talk about the type of weapons _ deal of humanity. you talk about the type of weapons used _ deal of humanity. you talk about the type of weapons used and _ deal of humanity. you talk about the type of weapons used and it's - deal of humanity. you talk about the type of weapons used and it's been i type of weapons used and it's been on the strategy is with the focus is spent on an humanitarian law as the protection of civilians and the other is restrictions of the type of warfare that is used. all the focus in this dynamic diplomacy is focused on protecting civilians and israel is taking steps to protect those and the leader strike two at a senior hamas commander and where can one draw the line between what is retaliation and stopping a terrorist organisation that has been described and how hamas is described, where's line between that and falling foul

my colleagues must recognize our shared humanity, the value of human life.re are millions of people across our country right now who are horrified watching the government support collective punishment of palestinians, while the israeli government continues to carry war crimes by cutting off water, food, and life-saving medical care. i know i've seen the stats. i mean the polling shows the majority of americans over 65% of americans including 80% of them being democrats, what a cease-fire. they are also horrified, horrified that our president is calling on congress to find more bombs. that are being dropped on innocent civilians. our movement for cease-fire is only growing stronger. i say this all the time, consistently to my colleagues, when you tell me the folks are coming to the offices i said it's not me. it's your constituents pickets your residents that are asking you to speak up and end the violence. we will not be intimidated. we will not be silenced. and we will not stop until we save lives. we will continue to demand a cease-fire cut demand immediat

human rights experts believe that the united nations and its affiliated institutions should intervene in this field by referring to the war crimes of the zionist regime and within the framework of principles accepted by the international community, including the responsibility of supporting humanitarian intervention. what we witnessed in the last few weeks was a series of war crimes that should be dealt with in the international criminal court according to the rome statute. but the truth is that there is a weakness in the executive mechanisms of human rights institutions along with the functioning of political agents. such as the support of the americans hindered the role effective creation of these institutions. all the efforts of the palestinians and human rights lawyers to use the capacity of international organizations in this field have been sterilized and the israelis have been masoned in such a situation that the pressure of public opinion and the efforts of diplomats to stop the war and prosecute criminals are more important than ever. finds. a meeting was also held with the c

- human rights law. where do you expect this to go now? we - human rights law.were| expect this to go now? we were hearing that statement from rishi sunak saying how illegal migration costs millions of pounds a year and saying we need to end it and we will do whatever it takes to do so. yes. do whatever it takes to do so. yes, one option — do whatever it takes to do so. yes, one option that _ do whatever it takes to do so. yes, one option that has _ do whatever it takes to do so. yes, one option that has been _ do whatever it takes to do so. yes one option that has been muted do whatever it takes to do so. 123 one option that has been muted is full to the boat on a firmer treating with more safeguards. i don't expect that to happen before a general election. another possibility is for other countries to be found with which similar agreements could be reached. i gather there are two countries in the frame but the government hasn't divulged which they are or how close they might be. another possibility and this has been said by suella braverman in this deal she st

ukrainian children, men and women are considered first-class human beings and worthy of human rights due to their blue eyes and blond hair. if you look at the situation here, you will see how the world is reacting to the human situation in ukraine and they do not care at all what is going on in the occupied palestinian territories, especially that the western and arab countries are keeping their eyes on what is happening in the refugee camp. it happens in the fetus. zionists commit all these crimes, but at the same time they consider themselves the most democratic in the middle east. all of this it is fake and the standards are really double. due to the existence of dual human rights defenders in the occupied lands, the zionists continue to torture and martyr palestinian children without paying attention to human rights, especially children . allah is great during the trip to geneva, we had an opportunity to have important discussions with the un secretary general for humanitarian affairs and the head of the international committee of the red cross and the human rights commissioner.

which came first the research humanities, public humanities, the applied humanities, right.it's that kind of which one's more important and which one makes more of a difference. but you look to what's actually how people are using humanities it every single day and to how they're creating public humanities programs and what is happening in public humanities. and it's i have to say, is thriving. they're doing so much i can say for one of the most exciting things i did last week is i went to national history day. the national i've never been national history before that was fun but it was amazing to see the projects that students did but even more amazing was i had i had the opportunity to go to the national museum of the american indian and the native hawaiian hawaiian history day project that were in olelo, hawai'i. in the hawaiian language, they were completely in the hawaiian language. no translation whatsoever. and the students cannot, in the national competition because they don't have a judge who can judge them because in the hawaiian language. but they were able to com

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a human being, how many kids? hello everyone, i'm ronya kalick and this is dispatches. israel's genocide in gaza has shocked the world with an endless flow of videos and images of palestinian children cut into pieces by american bombs, dropped by israeli warplanes deliberately intended to destroy a civilian population. israeli leaders have said as much, despite the explicitly genocidal rhetoric of israeli officials, western leaders continue to proclaim their support for israel's right to defend itself, yet we're told by the mainstream corporate media that it's their fault for resisting their extermination, it's their fault for hating israel, it's their fault even told because actually they bomb themselves, but this war on ghaza is diff than past wars, not only in the scale of israeli aggression, but in the reaction on the street from the middle east to the united states. while western media runs cover for israeli atrocities, people are losing their jobs across various industries for speaking out. the suppression h

the subject of both is humans and the observance of minimum human rights for humans. these rules are based on human conscience as well as human dignity and according to what is actually human and humans are connected to what they are. now they are either based on divine teachings or based on what governments have approved these rules, we are witnessing now. we are in gaza and in palestine . in the name of allah, light, in the name of allah , the light of allah is great, god is great , god is great , god is great. peace be upon you, peace be upon you. hai ali al-falah hai ali al-falah hai ali khair live action is good action . god is great. god is great. there is no god but god. we are now witnessing that in gaza and in palestine , it is constantly failing by a regime which itself has all kinds of international failures. does so what that we can now say that the set of international documents and rules in gaza is becoming defective, which is both human rights and humanitarian rights. a group of these documents states that civilians should not be targeted in any way. no

healthcare a human rht? - because i think that human beings are so precious and priceless that they ought to have access to the highest quality of healthcare in their short move from mama'sound to tomb. and that is something that so many other nations already have been able to institutionalize. the united states is very far behind in this regard. - that's a preference in terms of how the policy should be applied to every individual, but explain to me the right, the human right part. do you believe that healthcare is a fundamental human right in the way that freedom of speech and freedom of assembly and freedom to practice your own religion that are enshrined in the first amendment? is healthcare a fundamental right in that way? - i think it is. i think healthcare is fundamentally a human right. it's being born warrants a certain kind of treatment that society can provide, especially for the children, especially for the vnerable, especially for the elderly. but i think it holds across the board. - dr. george,

transmission, which _ was no human—to—human transmission, which implies— was no human—to—human transmission made available. we should be cautious about making conclusions about— cautious about making conclusions about the — cautious about making conclusions about the absence of human—to—human transmission _ about the absence of human—to—human transmission. my question is this. in transmission. my question is this. in relation— transmission. my question is this. in relation to the continuing assessment of whether or not there was sustained human—to—human transmission, did sage and did you apply— transmission, did sage and did you apply and _ transmission, did sage and did you apply and appropriate precautionary approach. _ apply and appropriate precautionary approach, that is to say, to recognise _ approach, that is to say, to recognise that unless and until it has been — recognise that unless and until it has been positively excluded it is better— has been positively excluded it is better to — has been positively excluded it is better to assume and to work on the basis _ better to assume an

meaning, you know, a human cell 3 and human and human. uh you want your people, you know, some people are dying. yes. um we, we, we have to take, you can't account. uh, we cannot measure it, but i don't see just um, but you're getting mentions of people these ways. well, uh, you know, being hostages uh, in the hands of us. uh i think that, um we, we, we must be able to measure the concept big story without measuring human life and he's outraging back. these ladies. what keep met, children. uh, does he and, and, you know, you know, some people who are suffering to know um, is the answer from us president by whom said on his way back from his ralph, i was very blunt with these railways. israel has been badly victimized, but you know, the truth is that if they have an opportunity to relieve suffering of people who have know where to go, that is what they should do. that's a really blunt publish mode. and using this i see that here, besides exactly, and i totally agree that we have to keep in mind and we have to try to avoid as much as we can

human trafficking is not a gender-based issue but a human issue. we have to identify vulnerabilities and intervene to support all children no matter their gender their race or their sexuality. the current politics around the lgbtq community are hateful and horrifying after hearing my story today i hope you can see how certain legislation and hatred can be can perpetuate human trafficking. harms lgbtq young people creates more vulnerabilities and already vulnerable communities. thank you for your time today. >> >>> the chair recognizes now miss:. >> dear chairman biggs, is your microphone on? >> dear chairman biggs, jackson lee and distinguished members of the subcommittee. you for inviting me and my colleagues. >> ms. cohen, could you pull the mic a little closer to you, please? we all want to hear you. >> thank you. >> we know you have an important message. >> should i start over? >> yes, there we go. see my dear chairman biggs, ranking member jackson-lee and distinguished members of the subcommittee, thank you for inviting me and my respected col

israel is your friend with the declaration of human rights. now the world seems to have become the ideal world of elena roosevelt, and everything seemed good until the ink of the signatures of the heads of the countries on the declaration of human rights had not yet dried up , when the special war in korea began. it was an ironic symmetry. maybe this paper and his writings did not change anything in the outside world. america entered korea to prevent communism. when the communists were able to gain victories and advance towards the foot of south korea, south korean forces executed 1,000 suspected communist supporters. americans were present during the executions and took pictures. an american officer said: the execution of the communists will prevent them from becoming a force in the hands of the north korean army if this point falls into the hands of the north korean army. in the best case, general douglas macarthur , the commander of american forces in korea , had declared that these killings were an internal korean issue that should not be

, human beings and the human community should take pride in these palestinian people, men women, children and youth, definitely what they are doing, and the blood of murders have caused actually has brought awakening to the whole world, many people were awakened to understand that hegemonic powers as well as the united states and some western countries only care about their own interests and nothing else, they don't care about humanity, dignity, human dignity and nothing. many people came to realize that the americans today are the root cause of these crimes. which are being committed in occupied palestine, many people came to realize that some that those who claim to be supporters of human rights, they are trampling human rights under foot. many people realized that those who claim to be advocates of human rights are those who are are the biggest violators of human rights today, and it downed on everybody that the islamic republic of 40 years has been saying, has been announcing that the israeli re regime is userper one, it is committing acts of aggression and it is violating human right

fundamental to human rights.es from it, then the notorious abuses of human rights in the world would say, if the brits don't go along with it, why should we? so it have a very damaging effect, notjust on our human rights but on human rights elsewhere. i'll government is not sincere about human rights if so. there's also the 1951 geneva convention, again, has come into play in helping the supreme court to denounce the rwanda policy. the geneva connection, we are members of that as well and that is fundamental to the right of asylum seekers that the amount of legal thresholds of the government has failed to get over, they will have to think again the whole policy. have to think again the whole oli . ~ . , have to think again the whole oli _ ~ , , ., policy. the prime minister my mat has riven policy. the prime minister my mat has given his _ policy. the prime minister my mat has given his reaction _ policy. the prime minister my mat has given his reaction to _ policy. the prime minister my mat has given his reactio

empathy and dignity as human being, how many kids? hello everyone, i'm ranya kalick and this is dispatches. israel's genocide in gaza has shocked the world with an endless flow of videos and images of palestinian children cut into pieces by american bombs drop by israeli war planes deliberately intended to destroy a civilian population. israeli leaders have said as much. despite the explicitly genocidal rhetoric of israeli officials, western leaders continue to proclaim their support for israel's right to defend itself. yet we're told by the mainstream corporate media that that it's their fault for resisting their extermination, it's their fault for hating israel, it's their fault, we're even told because actually they bomb themselves, but this war on gaza is different than past wars, not only in the scale of israeli aggression, but in the reaction on the street from the middle east to the united states, while western media runs cover for israeli atrocities, people are losing their jobs across various industies for speaking out. the s

we often talk about the importance of the human in the loop, and, yes, somejobs will change, but a humanou maybe perceive this as a human experience will become a premium experience? you know, ithink we have to prepare for the day when, in fact, the ai systems can do almost everything we currently call work. and i've asked lots of people, you know, tell me what it looks like that isn't dystopic? and what do they say? and they have a hard time. governments are — you know, they're waking up and they sort of have a knee—jerk reaction — "oh well, then, i suppose we should retrain everyone "to do this sort of data science thing." but, honestly, the world does not need three billion data scientists, let's face it. and data science is, in fact, one of those jobs that is rapidly going to be automated. so my view is it's going to be a world in which most people's role in society is much more of an interpersonal role. how much of a worrier are you in life, generally, and how worried do you think we should be about our future with al as part of it? this is an incredibly powerful technology. we are

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again, the human rights institutions provide iran with the appearance of human rights from this commission deporting means that even the countries that themselves are the biggest deficient in women's rights will provide space. now, according to the events of last year, and even in the same place where iran was a member, they will come and take action, and in a vote that i think with a margin of one or two more. it has been approved to expel iran from this commission, which means that we have to see that in such an atmosphere , which does not even reflect the presence of iran in such an organization, in my opinion, it is too much to expect changes in international institutions and international organizations, of course. i follow the question you asked and the answer of dr. yeh i would like to add a point. just today, we actually sent a letter to the united nations commission on the status of women on behalf of the human rights committee, where i am the chairman of the parliament's human rights committee, and we asked for it to seek the killing of women. palestinian, and in fact, now we see

, it was a human being, hitler was a human being a jesus was a human being and tell him, was a human being. and joe biden is a human being and so are the people that oppose jo button. so there is no human nature. what there is, that's that list there is, are systems that promote one aspect of human potential another. but people are faithful being infinitely cruel. and incidentally kind and the question is, what kind of conversations that we need to have and what kind of conditions you need to establish. they'll promote the be not non folding over a potential, as opposed to the violent and aggressive and cruel ones. aside from the political structures obviously here in the systems, then how do you think fear perpetuates these mastic as of, of babies and children, fear of vitamins warships imagined by doing the being a human figure of a politician? well look for your father lawson's fear of speaking out. fee is of a uh you know, at the anti defamation league i understand cool jewish groups. so this is a 4 piece. hate groups. yeah. yeah, yeah. and just like me, i always told there were

nor for humanity. neither honor nor human dignity is valued. many americans are the main cause of this crime in the land of palestine today. many understood how those who claim human rights violate human rights . many have realized that the claimants of human rights are the biggest detractors of human rights today. clear for everyone it happened that the islamic republic, blessed by the blood of the martyrs and blessed by the guidance of the imam, the ummah and the wise leader of the islamic revolution, has been shouting for more than 40 years that the zionist regime is a usurper, a transgressor, it is violating human rights, it is violating human rights. it is a government that is based on killing, killing, destruction and rape . it is a fake and baseless government. today, many people in the world do not understand the correctness of the position of the islamic republic in these 40 years. many countries, many nations woke up in the world. with the blessing of the blood of the martyrs of palestine, wi

you see of humans then use the human any most as you're calling them. saying that this policy is do not deserve to leave it to have a degree 5 live and to enjoy human rights. i think this is the, the fine line that they are trying to drop in order to, 1st, to settle the score, to the people. and to justify described. a quick reminder about breaking news here on the see international. we show you some of the latest pictures from a above a $1.50, which is currently on the fire media report say that a residential building with a tax and the town of con eunice in the south of the gaza strip. also, 11 people were reported kills the correspondence of palestinian tv channel. they said to be among the dead. the ideas has said as far as he says, we have completed the efforts to surround kansas city. and the know the region is where the officials have also insisted that no c spy would be possible. and so as we hostage is freed, and every her mazda official is dead. the, the 1st time in history meantime, country's culture has been cancelled. the very modern weapon

truth is superimposed on various cultural features related to how humanity develops and what parallelsilosophical teachings associated with crime and punishment arise, but the very fact that crime is followed by punishment has never been rejected by anyone. all jurisprudence and judicial practice are based on this. well, probably, if this had not happened, our life would have turned into chaos. into chaos, as they say now. it is the fear of punishment that stops many from crime. in this sense, the cross, it reflects some kind of... deep ontological truth, the essence laid down by god himself in the lives of people, if it were not for punishment, after a crime, then probably, indeed, human society would not be viable. but today we glorify the cross of christ, this is the case when the punishment was unjust, when the lord, who did not do anything wrong, including against the state laws of the customs of his people, was killed through the greatest suffering, not because he was a criminal, not at all because , but because his word did not correspond to the prevailing ideals, including the

expressing that they even care about humanity and children. five-month-old mohammad al-hadidi is now the only survivor of their family. at the time of the attack by the zionist fighters, he was a lion and was able to walk. he hasn't, but maybe when he grows up, like muhammad , he will hold a flag in his hand towards the 75-year-old occupiers of his land to move and maybe practice resistance like him since childhood mohsen hosseini sedava samayeh news. in a barricade that has been under siege for 14 years and these days they are cutting in their own blood. mohammad hossein who memorized. he was a media person and we were married and i was tired, but i said that in this meeting, the company of ahdna al-sarat al-mustaqim, the path of those who have been blessed, are not angry with him.