, in comparison to isaac, absolutely, based on the right of the firstborn with ishmael, ishmael clearly being the firstborn child, of abraham, sarah and abraham were married for biblically, we can talk about 80 years, 70 80 years before hagar in the old testament is given, ishmael's mother is given by sarah to abraham as his wife, in the hopes that she, sarah will be able to have and help raise abraham's children, because she can't do it, so in that society have all of the family raising the child, so sarah, the the the non-muslims would emphasize the fact that ishmael isn't even legitimate, but when you turn to the chapter in genesis, and exodus, you see that sarah is clearly giving hagar as a wife to abraham in the hopes of having children, then we have ishmael is born, we have the covenant made with god. and the circumcision and all of this takes place before isaac is even on the same, so in that sense with the birthright verses and ishmael being the first born, we're all done with birth rights and inheritance rights to any land, and in particular, abraham's importance to the world a

absolutely, based on the right of the firstborn with ishmael, ishmael clearly being the firstborn child of abraham. sarah and abraham were married for biblically, we can talk about 80 years, 70, 80 years before hagar in the old testament is given, ishmael's mother, is given by sarah to abraham as his wife, in the hopes that she, sarah will be able to have and help raise abraham's children, because she can't do it, so in that society we have all of the family raising the child, so sarah, the the the non-muslims would emphasize the fact that ishmael isn't even legitimate, but when you turn to the chapter in genesis and exodus, you see that sarah is clearly giving hagar is a wife to abraham in the hopes of having children, then we have ishmael is born, we have the covenant made with god. and the circumcision and all of this takes place before, isaac is even on the same, so in that sense with the birth right verses and ishmael being the first born, we're all done with birth rights and inheritance rights to any land, and in particular, abraham's importance to the world as a whole is not what

of the family raising the child, so sarah, the the the non-muslims would emphasize the fact that ishmael isn't even legitimate, but when you turn to the chapter in genesis and exodus, you see that sarah is clearly giving hagar is a wife to abraham and the hopes of having children, then we have ishmael is born, we have. the covenant made with god and the circumcision and all of this takes place before isaac is even on the same, so in that sense with the birthright verses and ishmael being the first born, we're all done with birth rights and inheritance rights to any land, and in particular, abraham's importance to the world as a whole is not what land, and numbers of people, the progeny, it is actually his religious inheritance of which the... old testament tells us that abraham's belief was so strong that it was perfect in the eyes of the biblical god, so we have to remember that abraham's inheritance is actually from a religious perspective, and the message from allah. right, and fena fahema, so this idea of birthright, i'm sure you've been exposed to in your own spaces and that there's

or -- an episode called isaac and ishmael. >> right. >> i'm so old that by 9:00 i'm in bed asleep. have missed watching a lot of the television. you are talking mostly about ongoing programs. i remember that -- the skits about presidents like the one when jfk said he sounded more like teddy. i remember ford falling down, et cetera. i'm wondering if -- i don't know any that are that light hearted anymore. i'm wondering if politics is become so pola rized and toxic that people hesitate to do light hearted, funny things about the presidents because of reaction can be so limbic. >> show time had a series on -- an animated show making fun of trump. they went -- that went for several seasons too, i think. then saturday night live i don't think has given up on porodies. alec baldwin prior to shooting an assistant director -- too soon, i'm sorry. you know, got quite a bit of mileage of that certainly. that is -- past my bedtime too. >> thank you. i also watch the eight episodes of the diplomat and i guess i question is there something we can do to influence some of these shows in a more pr

the bible only recognizes the children of ishmael as the breathren of the israelites.en given a book like that. of moses, and he must have come with a religious law like that of moses. the question stands, to which prophet, can all these qualities be attributed? priest james dow writes in the collins dictionary of the bible, the only personality for whom the forecast of torah can fit is muhammad, because he is the only person who resembles moses, and has a book and a religious law. the prophets came one after the other and guided humanity towards the truth. every prophet promised his followers about the advent of the last messenger of god. grastrians, a prophet from arabia, the last avatar riding a horse, the prophet resembling moses, and the descendant of the brethren of the israelites, and the prophet mentioned in john's gospel, who is he, in which land was he raised, in which era did he render as true, the promise of all the prophets. الذين يتبعون الرسول النبي الاميي الذي يجدونه مكتوبا عندهم في التوررات والانجيل يامر after centuries of denial and defiance by the unb

isaac and ishmael. yeah, right. right. question over that i'm so old that by 9:00 i'm in bed asleep. so i've missed watching a lot of the television. you're talking mostly about ongoing programs but i remember the humorous skits about president sullivan meters parody of jfk when jfk had a press conference and he sounded more like teddy. but over the years, i remember these goofy little skits with, gerald ford falling down right, etc. . and i'm wondering if i know of any that are that lighthearted anymore. and i'm wondering if politics has become so polarized and toxic that people hesitate to do lighthearted, funny things about the presidents because of reaction can be so limbic. showtime had a series on. it was an animated show making, fun of trump. i mean, they for that went for several seasons too i think and then saturday night live i don't think has given up on parodies. you know, alec baldwin, alec baldwin prior to shooting on director to shoot sorry you know got quite a bit of mileage off of his impersonations of tru

o god of gabriel, mikael, and israfil, o god of abraham, ishmael, and isaac yaqub and muhammad, may mercyupon him and upon his family and upon all the prophets, we are talking about the same book, a book about imam sadiq, peace be upon him, in the honest name of muhammad. that night, muhammad had something in his heart that he had to say and he did not know how to say it so as to make his wife suffer. don't worry and be sad, razva thought that it can't be good news. he sighed and said: tell me. in any case , we will trust in god. a quiet romance about the life of a fictional person named muhammad and his wife who live during the era of the 6th imam of the shiites. muhammad said: imam is going to iraq to see mansour abbasi. i and one or two others will accompany him was. the solution chosen by mrs. abdul hosseini, behnesh and the group of consultants for this project is to create a non-historical character and make him the center of the story and the political behavior of hazrat sadiq (peace be upon him). a special moment and in this moment our hero is moving, that is, changing. changing h

continues to pray and i could still hear his voice, o god of gabriel and michael, o god of abraham, ishmaelishaq, and yaqub. muhammad, may mercy be upon him and upon his family and upon all the prophets, is talking about one book a book about imam sadiq (peace be upon him) called "honestly that night" muhammad had something in his heart that he had to say and he didn't know how to say it so as not to cause his wife worry and sorrow. razva thought that it could not be good news. he sighed and said: say, whatever happens, we will rely on god. a quiet romance. the life of a fictional person named muhammad and his wife who live during the time of the 6th imam of the shiites. muhammad said: the imam is going to iraq to see mansour abbasi . i and one or two others will be with him. the solution that mrs. abdul hosseini and behnesh and the group of consultants of this plan choose is that a character create a non-historical person and make him the center and the center of the story is the political behavior of hazrat sadiq (peace be upon him). place. a special moment and in this moment our hero is

continues to pray and i could still hear his voice, o god of gabriel, mikael esrafil, o god of abraham, ishmaelhaq, and yaqub, muhammad , have mercy on him and on his family and all the prophets are talking about a book, a book about imam sadiq, peace be upon him, called the honest name. that night, muhammad had something in his heart that he needed to say, and he didn't know how to say it so as not to make his wife worry and grieve. he sighed and told you to say whatever happens, we will trust in god kurd is a quiet romance about the life of a fictional person named muhammad and his wife who live during the time of the 6th shiite imam. muhammad said: the imam is going to iraq to see mansour abbasi. i and one or two others will be with him. the solution that mrs. abdul hosseini, behnesh and the group of consultants of this project chose is to create a non-historical character and make him the center of the story and make the political behavior of hazrat sadiq peace be upon him a special moment and in this lamb is our hero. in the movement , it means changing his beliefs and beliefs and finding

reading and i could still hear his voice, o god of gabriel, mikael and asrafil, o god of abraham, ishmaeloob and muhammad, may mercy be upon him and upon his family and upon all the prophets . it is a book about imam sadiq, peace be upon him. the honest name of that night, muhammad had something in his heart that he was saying to you and he didn't know how to say it so as not to cause his wife worry and sadness. razva thought that it could not be good news. he sighed and said: say, whatever happens, we will rely on god. a quiet romance about the life of a fictional person named muhammad and his wife during the time of the 6th imam of the shiites live. muhammad said: imam is going to iraq to see mansour abbasi. i and one or two others will be with him. what mrs. abdul hosni, behnesh, and the group of consultants for this project have chosen is to create a non-historical character and make him the centerpiece of the story, and make the political behavior of hazrat sadiq peace be upon him a special lamb, and in this lamb, our hero in movement means changing one's beliefs and beliefs and find

to pray and i can still hear his voice, o god of gabriel , mikael and israfil, o god of abraham, ishmael, isaac, jacob and muhammad, may mercy be upon him and upon his family and all the prophets are talking about a book, a book about imam sadiq, peace be upon him, in the name of honesty. that night, muhammad had something in his heart that he had to say and he didn't know how to say it so as not to make his wife worry and throw her. rizva thought that she couldn't have good news he sighed and said, whatever happens , we will rely on god. a quiet romance about the life of a fictional person named muhammad and his wife who live during the era of the 6th imam of the shiites. muhammad said: imam is going to iraq to see mansour abbasi. i and one or two others will be with him. the solution that ms. abdul hosseini and behnesh and the group of consultants for this project is to choose a non-historical character and make him the center. and make the political behavior of hazrat sadiq (peace be upon him) the center of the story. a special moment and in this moment, our hero is in motion, that is

earlier, ray discussed developments in. sign in separate phone calls with ishmael haniah and ziad al-nakhala, the senior leaders of palestinian resistance movements, hamas and islamic jihad. and yemens in the capital sanna attend a massive rally and support of latest attacks against israel by palestinian resistance fighters. yusef mary takes us there. with our blood and with our lives, we support you. this was the chant that ring high in the streets of the yemenni capital where tens of thousands of yemenes came out to express solidarity for the latest palestinian offensive against israel today came out to say we are with operation alat which will wash away all the oppressors and all of those normalizing ties and selling out palestine today sana is letting the palestinians know that we are with you and that this this operation will lead to the end of all oppressers worldwide. unsar allah officials at the rally congratulated what they called an unprecedented palestinian attack that exposed just how weak the israeli regime is. muhammad ali, a prominent official, believes power is the only initi

o god of gabriel , michael and israfil, o god of abraham, ishmael, isaac, jacob and muhammad, may mercy be upon him and upon his family and upon all the prophets. we are talking about a book, a book about imam sadiq (peace be upon him) called "honestly" that night muhammad had something in his heart that he had to say and he didn't know how to say it so as not to cause his wife worry and sorrow. razva thought that it could not be good news. he sighed and told you to tell him. in any case, we will trust in god. a quiet romance from the life of an imaginary person named mohammad and his wife who lived during the time of the 6th shiite imam . muhammad said: imam is going to iraq to see mansour abbasi. me and one two others will be with him. the solution chosen by mrs. abdul hosseini, behnesh and the group of consultants of this plan is to create a non-historical character and make him the center of the story, and make the political behavior of hazrat sadiq peace be upon him the center of the story. a special moment and in this moment our hero is on the move, that is , changing his beliefs

solo, a partner like any sounds would i, i would just like i went into like i was just blackout. ishmael, let me come to you. did you get a chance to get sort of mental health care after the fact? oh, yes, i did have a little bit of noun. so psychosocial therapy as it used to call it right after the war. that was not the case for a lot of people. yeah. now what i, what i also want to really address is the fact that if you look at our society serial, now a lot of us are broken. can you give me some of those examples? what think about social personal spaces? the way people view women where people view relationships, all of those things, so the dis, functionalities had existed during the war. and some of the people who inherited that went on to the parents and race children. they don't know how to pass on those things to them. yeah, i want to hear from my re, um, if the education system is also catering to this, you know, as somebody who says, your facing 2nd generational trauma, is it something that you're taught to school? are you addressing this in your own sort of, you'd circle as menta

ishmael hit warehouses in the port area. debris damaged private houses, causing fires. the fire was promptly extinguished. racists continue to cynically attack donetsk region. one person was killed and four were wounded as a result of the shelling of avdiivka, the head of the regional military administration ihor moroz said. another civilian was killed in ocheretiny, two houses were damaged, infrastructure... facility and admin building. there is also significant destruction of residential buildings in the novohradivsk community and in the horlivsk direction. the number of victims is constantly increasing. 56 people were killed when iskander struck the village of groza in kharkiv oblast. another woman, 53 years old , died yesterday in intensive care, - announced the head of the region, oleg sinygubov. let me remind you that on october 5, the russians hit a shop and a cafe with rockets. where the memorial dinner was held. the security service of ukraine identified those who pointed the rocket. these are two local brothers who are currently hiding in russia. russians atta

... attacks, because we see that the enemy is constantly attacking the desks, especially reni and ishmael. but, as we understand it, one way or another, but ships continue to leave the ports of great odesa through the grain corridor that was cleared by the defense forces in the black sea. ms. valentina, as far as it is becoming, it is already a good tradition to actually watch the dispatch of the queue party. grain to where it is needed, yes, we can speak very cautiously about unblocking, nevertheless, the black sea ports, because we saw that the first three ships that came in, they were loaded with grain, but still the danger is there, constantly our military is engaged in laying routes and so that these ships can safely and safely enter, and we see that every day, there, every week , various ships come in under different flags of states, which take grain and take it to the ports of turkey. well, in any case, the prime minister of ukraine denys shmil said at the kyiv international economic forum today that the transport corridor through romania and moldova will help to double ukrainian a

the ship was not injured and continued to move towards destination, namely to ishmael. the captain of the ship separately noted that although the official cause of the explosion near the ship was not determined, it was very similar to the detonation of a bottom mine in the black sea. and another package of military aid in the amount of approx. ukraine can receive 200 million dollars from the united states, this is being prepared to be announced at the meeting of the contact group on the defense of ukraine in the ramstein format in brussels. it will take place next week on october 10. defense ministers and senior military personnel will take part officials from almost 50 countries. among them is the head of the pentagon, lloyd austin, and the new head of the joint chiefs of staff. about the situation in the black sea, about the security factor and not only, we will talk further, and we are glad to welcome serhiy bratchuk to the call, this is the spokesman of the ukrainian volunteer army south, a military expert. mr. sergey, good morning to you. congratulations glory to u

like sole partner, like any sounds would i i would just like i went into that i would just blackout ishmael. let me come to you. did you get a chance to get sort of mental health care after the fact? uh uh yes, i did have a little bit of mental uh sites as a sure therapy as they used to call it right after the war. that was not the case for a lot of people. yeah. now what i, what i also want to really address is the fact that if you look at the society scenario, now a lot of us are broken. can you give me some of those examples? what think about social personal spaces? the way people view women where people view relationships, all of those things said the dis, functionalities had existed during the war. and some of the people who inherited that went on to the parents and race children. they don't know how to pass on those things to them. yeah, i want to hear from my re, um, if the education system is also catering to this, you know, as somebody who says, your facing 2nd generational trauma, is it something that you're taught to school? are you addressing this in your own sort of, you'd circ

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu that mighty pensions while hamas leader ishmael who's wildly black began in gaza and spread to the west bank in jerusalem. almost 250 people are killed in israel since they launched a bearish of rockets and sent fighters bursting through gaza barrier fence over 24 hours ago. 230 people and gaza have been killed in israel's retaliatory strikes. troops are battling and southern israel and the israeli defense force says the situation is still not fully under control. this is how the crisis began to unfold. this was early on saturday morning in palestinian militants crossed over with heavily fortified border into israel, fighting broke out in a number of border towns including sarat, the hasse and barry. hamas also launched thousands of rockets in israel. this is ashkelon, right about and reach on the zion. all facing bombardment. israel retaliated with its counteroffensive, launching a series of airstrikes across the gaza strip, which have continued into this morning. >> our correspondent begins our coverage. >> overnight, israeli military has bee

. >> one quick -- >> trying to get the situation the question now is -- why is ishmael the head of hamase ambassador of the islamic republic of iran in qatar last night and when it president biden going to pick him up and sending one of their assets in qatar one of the elite units to bring him back to the united states to stand trial as the single most relevant terrorist leader since osama bin laden that's the next question i would be asking. >> to that point, though, aaron, this operation in in gaza laid about benjamin netanyahu has been to destroy hamas. how do you reconcile that with the fact that hamas is leadership is not in gaza that means this goes well beyond gaza. >> we've got -- we've got a terrorism situation here on global proportions. it's been relevant for this terrorism is a -- has been a player in the warfare game since the 60s. we saw with the massacre but we've got a macro problem here. we've got the budding of a preeminent jihad forming right now globally seen the riots happening all over the but the protest that's been happening we saw teacher get stabbed other day in

today hamas is all by ishmael high nia, controlling the group political arm since 2017. this morning's attacks are believed to have been led by a vigorous military leader, mohammed these. this is the beginning about the group is calling, [speaking in a global language] a reference to the mosque the third holiest site in jerusalem. also a holy site for the jewish people who referred to as the temple mount. the source of renewed and heightened tensions over the past couple of years. just days ago, dozens of israelis forced their way into the complex to mark the jewish holiday of scope. joining me now is neuro de palestinian -- and former spokesperson for the palestinian authority. the first ever palestinian female government spokesperson. thank you for being here with us today. i would love to have your perfect about this. we've been reporting for the past ten months, i guess, on an increase in tensions between israel and palestinians who live in the occupied west bank. -- many of these palestinians who, as ayman said, are being systematically harassed, having their homes

this is ishmael out of indianapolis, indiana, democrat. caller: good morning.ll. just a quick comment about this war. this war is going to be global. we are going to send shipment after shipment to israelis. the people of israel and palestine have the same blood. it is red blood. the biden administration is wrong to escalate this war. it is costly. host: what would be an escalation that the united states would do? caller: providing more weapons. it is run by hamas. we know about this. look at the destruction. put yourself in that situation. the food, the water, the gas, the medicine, everything has been cut off. the hospitals are running out of generator fuel. host: this is wanda out of california, republican. good morning. caller: i want to talk about nomenclature. these so-called palestinians are ethnically arabs. that is where they should go. host: this is ali in virginia. caller: good morning. first, i want to say that hamas is a terrorist organization. we know where is the head of this problem. the innocent palestinian people will pay the price. [indiscern

and ishmael was the son of abraham's concubine, and here is what it had to say about him.his was the son of the nation of the arabs. and he will be a wild man and his hand will be against every man, and every man's hand against him. as we all know, there are treats that are -- there are traits that are genetically passed down from generation to generation. we breed dogs for certain traits. i truly believe as well as a lot of christian people that this trait of a wild man and every man's hand against him and he will be against every man was a trait that is indicative of the arab nation. host: let's go to don calling from las cruces, new mexico, on the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning, jesse. first of all, i would like to make a suggestion for programming. i would like to have you bring on raz segal. he is a historian whose area of specialty is the holocaust and genocide. i am basing my comments on something that he said what is happening in gaza is nothing other than genocide and ethnic cleansing, cutting food, water, energy, and medical supplies is geno

and ishmael was the son of abraham's concubine, and here is what it had to say about him.his was the son of the nation of the arabs. and he will be a wild man and his hand will be against every man, and every man's hand against him. as we all know, there are treats that are -- there are traits that are genetically passed down from generation to generation. we breed dogs for certain traits. i truly believe as well as a lot of christian people that this trait of a wild man and every man's hand against him and he will be against every man was a trait that is indicative of the arab nation. host: let's go to don calling from las cruces, new mexico, on the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning, jesse. first of all, i would like to make a suggestion for programming. i would like to have you bring on raz segal. he is a historian whose area of specialty is the holocaust and genocide. i am basing my comments on something that he said what is happening in gaza is nothing other than genocide and ethnic cleansing, cutting food, water, energy, and medical supplies is geno

he's the unlucky one because there's people like ishmael haniya, one of the long time leaders of hamased the qatar. he promised the palestinian people when he was elected or before he was elected that he was going to live on herbs decided to herbs and olives, decided to absorb bond and go and live a life of luxury. there's another hamas leader who owns like a multi billion property empire, also living in in qatar. multi billion property empire, also living in in qatar . you also living in in qatar. you know, they make all their money from of black market from the kind of black market and like that, surely. and things like that, surely. yeah, still on the short yeah, he's still on the short straw. >> strong case for deportation. >> strong case for deportation. >> that could very well >> ian that could very well could be. but i think it's unlikely that the british state didn't know that he was here. i mean, there are plenty obe of people linked to islamist organisations , including organisations, including militant ones, including proscribed ones who have been living in the uk. i think w

i want to comment on the budget items so my name is ishmael armendariz and i am the president of the oakland education association. today at and my message mostly is to the educators of san francisco regarding the budget. last year we went on a seven day strike because our district bargained unfairly around community schools. and my message to the educators of san francisco, if you don't get it, shut it down. we will be with you. we stand with you and we will shut down the city. we will shut down oakland if they don't put it into your contract. thank you. it's like a guest. i'm sorry. this is harvey kelly, and i'm calling on behalf of the cac and i just wanted to congratulate the new cac members and just to let you know that i'm with you, even though i'm not there at. and i also wanted to thank christina wong as well for reaching out to the cac special education advisory committee to work on the new multi-tiered goal and fees and really looking forward to seeing how that evolves. thank you so much. thank you. thank you. that does conclude virtual comment, virtual public comment for a

the two biggest examples of why that's not the case, the case in the last week is, first of all, ishmaell leader who sits comfortably in qatar, has said no civilians in gaza are to leave any of their homes. stay where you are. it doesn't matter if it's a war zone. it doesn't matter if you get killed. stay on. khaled mashaal, who is also one of the leaders, said we're we are willing to sacrifice countless numbers of palestinians to eradicate israel . and thirdly, eradicate israel. and thirdly, we heard the united nations earlier this week say that hamas had stolen energy resources from them and stolen medicine. they deleted that tweet tweet after . deleted that tweet tweet after. we don't know if that's because they were threatened, but they didn't retract the statement. they didn't say it didn't happen. they just deleted the tweet. so this is just a terrorist organisation keeping 2 million people hostages , keeping million people hostages, keeping hundreds of israelis and foreign nationals hostages and committing some of the worst atrocities we've seen in in the 21st century. so yes, isr