yes, everything is fine on the icg, sinus rhythm, no signs of abnormal conduction. fine.we are waiting for you at our site. so, i repeat once again, this is a situation where a child may not suspect anything at all. you played sports, right? yes , i was involved in volleyball, you were involved in volleyball, that is , you are a professional athlete, sit down, my friend, 16 years old, such a big guy already, buckle up, you were involved in volleyball , in fact, we were talking about a sports examination, you had to do electrocardiogram, that's right, yes, before the sports school i had to be examined by a sports doctor, buckle up and we are waiting for you, with the doctor i suggest... this heart has a normal conduction system, you are a professor, so, here is our huge heart, in it you know better than all of us combined, the main driver is sinus rhythm, then atrioventricular, then there are the peduncles, to our medical site, let's go, the heart is beating, everything is fine, what is happening, where is the defect, why does an anomaly suddenly appear, come to me, my dea

made the remarks on his social media post saying the condition in gaza can still be reversed as the icg order calls on israel to cooperate with the un to facilitate aid deliveries. he emphasized that israel needs to quash its earlier decision regarding anrua and allow the agency. to get its aid convoys into gaza, lazarini also urged governments to exert pressure on israel to comply with the ruling and help avert a looming famin in gaza. on thursday, judges at the top un court unanimously asked israel to allow the immediate delivery of humanitarian supplies into the besieg territory. in the order, the judges said, the palestinians face worsening conditions of life and that famon and starvation are spreading. well joining us on this edition of the news review we have chairman of the isamic human rights commission masud shajari who's joining us on the line from the british capital london we also have communist and political analyst said shahabi who's also joining us from the british capital as well let's start off with mr. shawi in london uh i want to get your perspective on this recent or

in late 2023, south africa filed case at the international court of justice icg. over the israeli apartestinians in the besieg gaza strip. south africa stated that the ter regime has failed to uphold its commitments under the 1948 genocide convention. south africa fil the law against the israeli regime at the end of december, noting that israel's actions in gaza that started last october are genocidal in character because they are intended to bring about the destruction of a substantial part of the palestine.

based on this, icg pressure and yemen pressure on the s sea and hezbollah pressure on the north of israel and you and these same pressures, which in my opinion are a quadrilateral , are now pressures on israel, which are actually america is also the fourth side of this pressure , the demonstrations of the people in the world, especially in europe, which are not at all believable, these demonstrations, this four-sided pressure on america, makes america try to push this resolution, and of course, the prisoners are released as soon as possible, mr. mosleh. zadeh , you didn't explain to us very briefly about the pressure pyramids and the guarantee of the implementation of the resolution. anyway, if israel does not do it, what kind of pressure and implementation guarantee will be on the zionist regime . israel if by your assumption none of them should be implemented, or half-implemented and half -implemented. is this the first resolution? has israel implemented resolution 338? has israel implemented resolution 248? are there dozens of other resolutions that israel has implemented that you thin

seen many countries have expressed support to south africa's case against the israeli regime at the icg. now how will this uh impact on south africa in terms of global geopolitics? well, yes, we have uh, many countries have expressed the support uh for south africa going forward, which which we appreciate of course, and which i think the the people of of palestine appreciate. uh, as to how this will impact on on on geopolitics, guess this that the jury is still out there, folding, exactly, but for us uh, we have this case to prosecute uh, we we and we think we have made very strong case going forward, yeah, we have now passed the provisional measures, yeah, and we are glad that at the end of the submissions that we made on the 11th of january, 'm when other countries had labeled our our cause of action as meritless as baseless as without any basis whatsoever the the icj'. agreed with us by and large and uh we we ought now to be moving into the merits stage and for us that is what we are focusing on what the implications and the broader geopolitics of that to be, we leave that to others

naysan rafati contributes to the monthly, monthly production at icj -- icg and has the overnight brief which is a daily kind of propensity things related. for those who are struggling to keep up with the delusion of regional and iran and other events, you can subscribe to all three of those. at that would set the scene a little bit with zooming in on one area of consensus, which is when we were prepping for the family said to parliamentary elections really matter? i want to turn over to naysan to begin, do elections even matter in the republic of iran? dcs at some version of this debate every time there's a presidential election, every time there's a protest triggered by an election, and vice versa. so do these things matter? >> thank you. i give a classic d.c. editor classic d.c. question. yes and no. so for context iran on the first of march held do elections with the parliament and for the assembly of experts which is normally responsible selecting the next supreme leader. in terms of the results of election i can give you a six ax word summary, sweeping disqualifications, low turno

naysan rafati contributes to the monthly, monthly production at icj -- icg and has the overnight briefd of propensity things related. for those who are struggling to keep up with the delusion of regional and iran and other, yol three of those. at that would set the scene a little bit with zooming in on one area of consensus, which is when we were prepping for the family said to parliamentary elections really matter? i want to turn over to naysan tr in the republic of iran? dcs at some version of this debate every time there's a presidential election, every time by an election, and vice versa. so do these things matter? you. i give a classic d.c. editor classic d.c. question. yes and no. so foronn on the first of march held do elections with the parliament and for the assembly of experts which is the next supreme leader. in terms of the results of election i can give you a six ax word summary, sweeping disqualification turnout, conservative consolidation. we can all go home. that's not really the point. is, do elections matter, parliamentary election, present elections matter and iran?

next, the accuracy of icg in women is lower. nothing gender specific, pure anatomy. changes that affect the shape of the ecg, they are not dangerous, but they simulate some serious conditions such as myocardial infarction. during pregnancy , a woman’s heart works with redoubled force , of course yes, of course yes, because there are many reasons, this is the need to pump blood and... with age, here we come to the main feature of the female body from the point of view of dynamics cardiovascular diseases. female sex hormones are the best protector of the vascular wall, that is , female sex hormones best protect the vascular wall, this is done by nature, because you are the successors of the human race, therefore. i always say that if a woman comes to me who is going to become a mother, i will forgive her cholesterol 17, in a few months she will need all this cholesterol in order to form brain tissue, the sheath of nerve cells for her child, all the hormones, if only a woman , you know, as i always joke, if a woman starts working at a man's job, she begins to suffer fro