jamal. so interesting. you know what dana just referred to there? he doesn't use the word trump, at least in the excerpt that we have. but, i mean, this one's loud and clear. my lifetime has taught me to embrace freedom and democracy. this is what the president will say, a future based on the core values that have defined america honesty, decency, decent dignity, equality. to respect everyone, to give everyone a fair shot, to give hate. no safe harbor. now some other people my age see a different story. an american story of resentment, revenge and retribution. that's not me, you know, so there's no fig leaf there on what he's doing. oh yeah. >> we know exactly who it is he's talking about. the white house is very clear. they are focused on making the contrast between the president and the former president and let people know either you can go back to chaos and instability, or we can have a government where everybody works. you know, we have people arriving here right now. tonight i mean, and i'm here. this is like one of the big grand nights of our

when egypt gained independence in 192, jamal abdul nasser was only 4 years old and was immersed in the world of his father, who was an employee of the post office in alexandria. he was childish and did not know anything about the inflammatory world outside the home. egypt has always been the place of passage of caravans from the east and west of the world, and it has always served the neighboring nations and the arab world. in those days , egypt was busy and crowded, and travelers who were mostly businessmen or western world travelers could be seen everywhere in its big cities. despite the abundance of natural and human resources, poverty was rampant in egypt at that time. during the days of nasser's childhood , there were much more caravans and merchants at this crossing than before, and the important reason was the suez canal. a channel whose management has been under british control for decades it was france. a sign of colonialism and exploitation of the egyptian nation. the suez canal is a 192 km long water route to reduce the sea route from asia to europe that connects the red sea

jamal waakiem, professor of international relations, joining us from lebanese university from beirot.her hand this ensures the continuity of the the political system and legitimity, its popular legitimacy, and the importance of holding these elections is also important to like reflect an image or to counter are you, the western claims that the islamic revolution and the islamic political system is authoritarian, because these elections give popular legitimacy. to the system, so this is how important is to hold these elections and to have it uh running on regular basis and professor, if you heard the archbishop there what he said a sound election to your point exactly uh echoing what you just said is a sign of a stable country and he said a stable iran makes for a stable region and we know the west has never wanted to see a strong and independent iran. well uh to start with uh the west doesn't want any power in the middle east to be stable or any country to be stable uh because it's wants to shed its hegemony on the region and it doesn't want to have powers from the region being indepe

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seyed jamal. a trip to the safavid era when mahyar lived, a man whose life suddenly turned upside down. for me to open the way mehyar ayyar tv series started about a year ago. we had 120 locations from this 20 to about 30 of them were actually under construction , the rest were under restoration and were actually a reconstruction. more than 250 actors were in front of the camera of this series, totaling 276 actors, from the main roles to the secondary roles. the original that we finally arrived at is around 75 to 80 actors. he played a major role in this collection . it can be said that 70% of the actors who come in front of the camera are theater actors, and in this 70 %, 60% to 55% to 60% are the first time they go in front of the camera. illustrated in addition it deals with a historical period that is less narrated in television series, which is the safavid period, besides , it pays attention to some of the behavioral subtleties of iranian culture, to chivalry and paying attention to the princ

the program is moti abusav at press tv correspondent from the central gaza city of dear albala and jamal wakiem professor of international relations joining us from lebanese university out of beirout gentlemen like to welcome you both to the program uh motive we're going to start with you if we could get the latest on the ground there in gaza, yes, first of all let me say that the israeli attacks and the israeli strikes are still maintained and continued across all areas of gaza, strip, the fresh attack actually targeted and hit a horizontal building in anosarati fiji camp over the last couple of hours, at least the three palestinian uh civilians were revertedly killed while dozens are still trapped and missing under the rubble, it's not worthy that over the last night israel incubation forces committed an apparing massacre against the palestinan civilians in anuserarat refuji camp uh after targeting and hitting horizontal building 37 palestina civilians were reportedly massacred in that attack and apparently the israel incubation forces are still hitting more residental buildings and cl

we are proud to be in a country where syed jamal al-din nurtures. we are proud, we have asadabadi, whose son seyyed jamaluddin, director general of culture and islamic guidance , announced the making of a film about this lasting face of the country. seyed jamal foundation's letter of proposal for the production of seyed's film. we presented mr. wazir's presence, god willing, we will follow up . seyyed jamaldin asadabadi, during his 60 years of blessed life , has always mentioned the qur'an of islamic scholars and the convergence of religions as the unifying axis of muslim history forever. the memorial of martyrs of clerics and students of sistan baluchistan province was held in zahedan. a gathering for creating epics spiritual martyrs. amar province has a high level of martyrs, both in the form of professors and students , in the 8 years of holy defense, warriors fought side by side , the clergy has proved faith and righteous deeds both in the stronghold of knowledge and faith and in the stronghold of jihad and sacrifice where needed. and we have sh

saudi arabia's been able to distract from its human rights record, killing and disrememberment of jamalgi. >> reporter: saudi arabia has invested $2 billion into this new golf venture alone. and it's triggering outrage across the nation. some calling it "sportswashing." >> sportswashing is a form of information manipulation where big governments and big corporations included use sports-related content and the media stories tied to sports in order to alter the information that reaches their target audiences. saudi arabia can use the media cycle of good sports stories in the united states to push out all those negative stories. >> reporter: it's bankrolled by one of the largest investors in global sports. the public investment fund backed by the saudi arabian government. the pif owns a minority stake in disney, the parent company of abc news. and they have money to blow. attracting the biggest names, pushing players from the prestigious pga tour with unmatchable, lucrative deals. >> what role did financial compensation play in your decision? >> i'll be lying if i said it wasn't a big part

carrying out the battle of jamal after the arrival of kufa and some people follow this sermon that atattle, the battle of jamal, which is a very important battle, is a very important battle, where amir al-mu'minin says that in sermon 129, what they say is fahl tznamar. or a rebel who doesn't listen to divine admonitions in his corner, then they say that this society is a society that has lost its unity, it is a society in which there is a war between poverty and wealth above the society of amir al- mu'minin. they have a sermon that amir al-mu'minin told them that allah is cruel and restless. be hungry and be hungry in fact, the belly of the bargans and the happy readers of this show was actually the same division that you mentioned, haj agha, about the topic of the discussion of the hungry, well, the discussion of orphan care and the support of hazrat amir al-mu'minin , peace be upon him. in kufa, in fact, the issue of supporting the hungry and orphans has also received the attention of the islamic community. how important is the issue of supporting the believers? well, we are witness

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and jamal, by and large, in this album, this is exactly the same opportunity to construct the crimean-tatarrld in conditions when the crimean tatars themselves are deprived of such an opportunity, they are under occupation, they are actually marginalized by the occupation authorities, not for the first time. because it happens periodically there once every certain historical period since the annexation crimea by catherine ii, not even vladimir putin, and here someone simply takes this culture as such and creates a work of art from it, which obviously will not allow the crimean tatars to forget about themselves, as shevchenko did not allow the ukrainians to forget about themselves, i certainly do not want to now . to compare the scale , i compare the tradition itself, because it was very strange for me to meet in 2023 an example of such creativity, which i thought was already lost, which is a feature, not even of the 20th, but of the 19th century, because it is so large-scale problem, which we once perceived, you know, in some great... or it could be at the level of a song, it's also true, t

to see her, at least i hope so , but i would like to say especially about the shevchenko award to jamalbelieve that the fact that she received this award for her album kerim is... a continuation of the shevchenko tradition in its purest form, because shevchenko, by and large, reproduces the ukrainian nation, in conditions when this ukrainian nation had no real political and cultural importance to recreate itself. and what we got in general is a construct, a construct, without which the ukrainians would not be what we know, this man with his creativity, these poems, this by creating his world. actually created a world for an entire people, huh, and you could always understand who was ukrainian, then over time , just by looking at the houses in which there was a kobzar, or a book, or a portrait, or both a book and a portrait, and this is an absolutely amazing thing, i didn’t understand , not a ukrainian, because why did these russian democrats understand this, for them these were just bad poems, yes, they simply did not understand what this was about, and this is exactly the moment when i

civilizational sense of the word, and not about... a picture that can be viewed or painted, and that's jamalge in this album, it is exactly the same opportunity to construct the crimean-tatar cultural world in conditions when the crimean tatars themselves are deprived of such an opportunity, they are under occupation, they are actually marginalized by the occupying power, not for the first time, because this happens periodically there once in a certain historical period since the annexation of crimea by catherine ii. not even vladimir putin, and here someone simply takes this culture as such and creates a work of art from it, which obviously will not allow the crimean tatars to forget about themselves, as shevchenko did not allow for ukrainians to forget about themselves, i don’t want to compare scaling now, of course, i ’m comparing the tradition, because it was very strange for me in... 2023 to meet an example of such creativity, which i thought had already been lost, which is a feature, not even 20th and 19th centuries, because this is such a large-scale task that we once perceived, you k

our on sputnik jamal thomas who's lines found sputnik. i talked to these guys all the time about things that are going on in the world and that we get to share some of our thoughts with you. let's start with victoria new and how big a deal is a jamal. the fact that she is out and what's the signal that that's ends, let's say you are, let's just say for tenure of a lot of mere jewel zalinski right now. and you just heard this news. what are you thinking? oh my god. we're not going to continue to support me. that would be my 1st let me give you my victoria new and as one of the architects of that war, i mean hands, you know, cookies and all this other stuff. but yeah, she is directly related to pushing an agenda. appreciating change in your grade was the main point. here's how it was presented here in the united states. let's tell us the dates in precise context of the recording and not known you'd under the us on precedent to ukraine. jeffrey piet's discuss which of the countries opposition lead is they'd like to see and government and the

misr jamal abdul nasser of syria defeated hafez assad and king hussein of jordan in 6 days and now for 6 months, he cannot overcome the power of resistance in a small strait called gaza. first of all, this is god's grace. these six countries are fully prepared and motivated and fully prepared . they will not fail, but if they fail , we must say point by point . when they fought again in 1973. we see that it is our human, political and religious duty to protect this land. and we tolerated the assassinations and successive crimes of the zionist regime in the past long years and saif al-quds in the last year. england has done it, france has done it, germany has done it and so on, all this crime and the evil coalition that has formed in the gaza strip, in this small area, all this apparatus. but the palestinian people have determination. the palestinian people are resisting. the resistance defends this nation and the nation is also in favor of the resistance. they do not give up. our nation does not accept that we surrender and the resistance does not surrender. resistance remains. they de

seyyed jamal mousavi, the number of votes he got was 2082 votes out of 396 valid votes.

langerwood constituency , mehrdad lahoti, zanjan province, mahenshan and ijerud constituency, seyed jamal mousavi , kurdistan province, marivan and sarvaabad omid constituency. khorasan razavi province, neishabur constituency , firouze zubarkhan and seyyed yahya soleimani and mohammad rostami, sistan baluchistan province, chabahar nikshahr constituency, kanarak qasrqand dashtiari and zarabad, mohammadur bejarzeh khorasan razavi constituency , gonabad bajstan hadi. mohammadpur province , west azarbaijan province, mehabad salam sotoudeh constituency and naqdeh and qashnavieh constituencies abdol karim hosseinzadeh , nain and khor constituency, elham azad biyabank, isfahan province , dashti and tangistan constituency, gholam hossein zarei , khorasan province, razavi, sabzevar constituency. mazandaran province, babol constituency hassan hassan netaj. and ahmed fatemi, noor mahmoodabad constituency, abdul wahid fyazi , nowshahr constituency, chalus kalardasht, kamran poladi, kerman province, kohnouj manojan, rudbar constituency, south of ghaleganj , faryab and jazmorian, mansour shekrallahi ,

fashion horror impressed the experts, especially jamal makhmudov. in former winner of the russian silhouette, now a famous designer, collaborates with anastasia volochkova and larisa dolina, after what he saw, he invited kurokhtin for an internship. russian silhouette is the largest fashionable one. event. its main goal is to promote young talents. fashion designers are fighting all over russia to get into the show. belarusians automatically qualify for the finals. these are the winners and prize-winners of the national competition fashion mill, which has its own three-level casting. belarusians are invited to other projects of the russian silhouette, for example, in the shooting art calendar. every year, the calendar presents fragments of the collections of sergei sesoev, valentin yudashkin, vyacheslav zaitsev, along with designers. this is a mix of history and ethnography, here is the transformation of cornflower, leather imitation of straw weaving, an intangible heritage of unesco, the author’s vision of slush belts, by the way, are woven by hand

the rest emerged over the murder of this mat, jamal castro, p. a saudi journalist, and fierce creating of the monarchy in 2018. he was killed in the saudi consulate in turkey, on top of that, in the mid to thousands. the us challenge the very foundation of the us goals partnership. it started fracking more and more of its own oil and gas. or that's has allowed us to reach almost a sort of energy independence. and this has shifted quite a lot. the understanding that may be actually the gulf states and the estimate. this is not going to remain as important as it used to be for the us energy security. the gulf states are reacting to all these changes and to a global push to move away from fossil fuels. but the saudis and moratti's have been investing big, and renewables presenting themselves as green front runners. the u. a. e even hosted the most recent un climate conference. but neither country is actually quitting oil. in fact, they've been increasing oil and gas production and exploration. they are in loans of the countries in the world for, for

our dw correspondent janelle jamal la on his, in washington dc, janelle, the she monetary and crisis and gaza has the 19 for months. nice. so why is the buys and administration only dropping 8 now? well, the board and administration had been looking into air drops like these for weeks now, but they say that they haven't done so until now because of the logistical challenges involved. but what really appears to have move the needle this time around, is that incident that we described in that report. we just aired that incidental around the depths around that humanitarian convoys, or is really troops are accused of opening fire on palestinians trying to get food from those aid trucks. now there's a lot of uncertainty still around what actually happened there, but white house spokesperson, john kirby said, that that incident, that highlighted the need to get more creative way to find more creative ways of getting greater assistance in to gaza. and at scale us officials really treating this like a key event that highlights the dire and as of the situation in gaza. also worth pointing out

the risk emerged over the murder of this mat, jamal ketchup, t a. saudi journalist and fierce critics of the monarchy in 2018. he was killed in the saudi consulate in turkey. on top of that, in the mid to thousands. the us challenge the very foundation of the us goals partnership. it started fracking more and more of its own oil and gas that's has allowed us to reach almost a sort of a energy independence. and this has shifted quite a lot. the understanding that may be actually the gulf states and the me to these is not going to remain as important as it used to be for the us a, an artistic during the gulf states or reacting to all these changes and to a global push to move away from fossil fuels, but the saudis and, and moratti's have been investing big and renewables presenting themselves as green front runners. the way even hosted the most recent un climate conference. but neither country is actually quitting oil. in fact, they've been increasing oil and gas production and exploration. they are in loans of the countries in the world for, for whom the, the, the production of ford is

the crown prince. mohammedan solomon was in the limelight due to the murder of journalists, jamal kashodi does pervades probably the most obvious example of, of why you make involved in sport cute, a huge reputation problems at the same time as he was trying to digest his economy and bring a lot of investment into the country there he needed somehow to get out of the trouble. he was in school. it was a great way to do that. so it's not, it's a getting rid of the bad news. smothering that bad news with vast amounts of good news, you costs offense top to the straits. the hash tag can spread through the fan based on social media support is correct or can be, is to celebrate the long awaited departure, as mark hastily celebrate. let me when i, when the tables and those other sites, agents fall, not as one, the highlights my life spot in the club for over 25 years. you causal fans didn't choose saudi arabia. that decision make them we at the feet of the premier league and even the u. k. government on the bar, as johnson which is bound to have played a crucial role in lobbying. so the sadie dea

defective rule of crown prince mohammedan solomon was in the limelight due to the murder of journalists, jamal kashodi does pervades probably the most obvious example of, of why you make it score. queued a huge reputation problems at the same time as he was trying to digest his economy and bring a lot of investment into the country. there he needed somehow to get out of the truck he was in school. it was a great way to do that. so it's not, it's a getting rid of the bad news. smothering that bad news with vast amounts of good news you call so fans top to the straits. the hash tag can spread through the fan based on social media. that support is correct or can be, is to celebrate the long awaited departure of mark ashley. and celebrate, let me what it's and see when the tables and those outside seasons fall. not as one the high i see my life on the 1212 or 25. yes. you cause. so fans didn't choose that. you radio, that decision latham, we at the feet of the premier league and even the u. k. government under bars johnson, which is found to have played a crucial role in lobbying. so the savvy dea

atatürk after his only foreign trip to turkey, did not show any reaction to the aggression of the soviet jamalunions to iran. atatürk sent fakhreddin atabai's army to iran. he came , went and checked, went to afghanistan, checked in iran and gave a verdict. according to his sentence, 3 thousand the square kilometers of dasht desaf was handed over to afghanistan, the chekab area that belonged to us was morusi and it belonged to us for years, it was given to afghans because of the salt , because of the salt in it, the part of the border strip of iran where salt was found. it was also left to the afghans and it was decided to sign the water contract for iran's water rights, but the afghan parliament did not approve it. the city of iran was in the hands of the ottomans, and then it was in the hands of the turks. the turks and they returned the regime to us in the city of kathor, which was our own the kingdom of iraq requested that they come and the various material and political aspects ended up to the detriment of iran in favor of three other countries. turkey acquired a part of the ararat highla

that's jamal. and let's see all of it on the left, scoring the 1st, the goal of the guy. now the 2nd came from the legs leading score. a hairy kind is in the box. they just gonna wait for the cross to come in. and not that $100.00 and that was not like, oh, okay, the end result was a big win. 5 to 4 blind live accusing play probably big on sunday. now people of ours heritage celebrate some patrick style on sunday. in many places, rebel as a, getting a head start to of the new york marching bands and community groups provided through the straits, delighting on lucas with spect, that's pressing up to dining, less traditional cost games and anything counted in the way in thousands turned out in chicago to watch the city di it's river green. it's an annual tradition dining back some 70 news. local planners. kline, i use environmentally friendly. how to that last? about 5 now not the volcanic eruption in iceland has fullest residents to again evacuate a nearby town less than a month off the valuable clay to retain after a previous rupture. as eva best views the lights cracking

years later, jamal abdul nasser's daughter said in an interview: my father smiled for several monthser the war. he didn't have it and he never became that person again. nasser created the army commander abdul hakim amer against all his insistence and prosecuted him for a detailed interrogation about the reasons for this failure. be disastrous. four months after the end of the war , when two army generals went to the place of amer's detention to continue the interrogation. they went and found his body lying lifeless in his bedroom. amer had committed suicide by consuming poisonous substances.

fashion horror impressed experts, especially jamal makhmudov.r of the russian silhouette, now a famous designer, collaborates with anastasia volochkova and larisa dolina, after what he saw, rokhtin was invited to an internship. russian silhouette is the largest fashion event, its main goal is to promote young people. from all over russia, fashion designers are fighting to get into the show. belarusians automatically qualify for the finals. these are the winners and runners-up national competition mill of fashion, which has its own three-level casting. belarusians are invited to other russian silhouette projects, for example, to shoot an art calendar. every year , the calendar presents fragments of the collections of sergei sesoev, valentin yudashkin, vyacheslav zaitsev, along with them designers, milnitsa fashion, belarusian fashion. each calendar. has its own theme, and the future calendar is about patrons who contributed to culture, art, education, here are our two designers, well, just remember the startups of the 18th century: manufactories

mehrdad lahouti were elected in the electoral district of langrod, and also seyed jamal mousavi was elected in the electoral district of mahnshan, omid karimian was elected in the electoral district of marivan and sarvaabad, and also elected and also mr. seyed reza salmani and mohammad bohsehim, mr. seyed yahya salmani and mohammad. hadi mohammadpour from gonabad bajstan and salam sotoudeh from mehabad were elected in this election as well as in swadkoh and qaimshahr constituencies of mr. abbas. and imran abbasi, mustafa moalemi and kamal alipour khonkhdari, made it to the second stage, but in the constituency of qom, mr. fahmoise, in the constituency of astara, mr. wali dadashi, were elected in the constituency of babil, mr. hassan netaj salehdar and ahmad fatemi. being elected, but in birjand constituencies, mr. seyyed hasan hashemi and mr. ali molavi haghighi passed to the second stage. mr. gholam hossein zarei was elected in dasht dashti and tangestan constituencies and in sabzevar jolfa and jovin constituencies, mr. behrouz behrouz najmabadi and mohammad darza mohseni sani were elected

harikin three times, leon gortka twice and jamal musyala, thomas muller and serge gnabari each scored once for munich in this game. second was charles leke, the driver from monaco team ferrari took the third place with a difference of 18 seconds . in this competition, lewis hamilton, the famous driver of the mercedes team, did not get a better place than ninth. the next stage of this competition was held on april 5, 1403 in melbourne, australia. but i'm pretty sure a ninth consecutive win. eat, sleep free, to lead home, a red bull one, two, announcement wins the saudi arabian grand prix with another drive of distinction. and the avalanche of women's basketball premier league title. the 21st season of banogan basketball premier league has reached its last stop. 9 teams participating in two up to the group. in terms of quality, this year's league had a very good level, it had its own charms. the presence of younger players who were in this league with more experienced kids. in the final stage of the league and in the fifth meeting between the teams , i think that maybe it was a good pla

seyyed jamal mousavi, the number of votes he got is 2082 votes out of 3996 correct votes, and he is elected from mahenshan and ijroud constituencies. in marivan and sarvaabad constituencies. dear mr. omid karimian, out of a total of 5079 correct votes. 1167 rai ro they won the election of noble people of marivan and soldiers. abad in neyshabur constituency , firouze zabarkhan and mr. seyyed yahya soleimani with 5157 votes and mr. mohammad rostami with 4414 votes are elected from the set of 1687 valid votes of neyshabur constituency in chabahar constituency. nikshahr, kanarak, qasr ghand, dashtiari and zarabad, out of a collection of 115,268 correct votes, mr. mohammad. on the basis of 54 125 votes , the electorate of this constituency is mr. hadi mohammadpour in gonabad constituency of bajstan. 1769 votes out of the total of 57 thousand 356 correct votes . abad bajstan are in mehbad constituency out of a total of 412 86 correct votes . joybbar simorgh and swadkoh north, mr. imran abbasi, kali , mostafa, moalemi, kamal alipour, khondari, and mr. ali kishori are the four candidates who will s

fashion horror impressed experts, especially jamal makhmudov.n the past, the winner of the russian silhouette, now a famous designer collaborates with anastasia volochkova and larisa dolina, after what he saw, he invited kurokhtin for an internship. russian silhouette is the biggest fashion event. its main goal is to promote young talents. fashion designers are fighting all over russia to get in. hola show. belarusians automatically qualify for the finals. these are the winners and prize-winners of the national competition fashion mill, which has its own three-level casting. belarusians are invited to other russian silhouette projects, for example, to shoot art. calendar, every year the calendar presents fragments of the collections of sergei sasoev, valentin yudashkin, vyacheslav zaitsev, along with them , fashion mill designers, belarusian fashion. each calendar has its own theme, and the future calendar is about patrons who have contributed to culture, art, education, here are our two designers, pavel kovalevsky and lena pogernitskaya, will p

qastin marqeen and the incomplete, both the war of jamal and the war of nahrvan and safin , what happened in the society when we witnessed that at dawn on the 19th of the holy month of ramadan, such a great man was martyred in the altar of worship . amir al-mu'minin does not want to fight, but he is a man of research they know that mu'awiyah was the initiator of all these wars and seditions , even the one who provoked talha, zubair and ayesha, the one who provoked ibn muljam and others, all these are the plans of mu'awiyah and that friend of his cave, omar . that sometimes he forced some of the companions of amir al-mu'minin to come to him, now, for example , they had fought together in a war before, he wanted to come, for example , to have a meeting and talk, and sometimes muawiya, who was such an enemy of amir al-mu'minin, said to the companions of amir al-mu'minin, tell him to rest tonight be free. in imami, i want to talk about virtues abu tarab himself did not say abu al-hasan to humiliate amir al-mu'minin, they said abu tarab, although now abu tarab, who is not insulting to amir al-

this series is under construction under the direction of seyed jamal seyed hatami and produced by behrouz mofid. one move. a trip to the safavid era, when mohyar lived, a man whose life suddenly turned upside down, tv series mehyar ayar was switched on about a year ago. we had 120 locations, of which 30 were actually under construction. the rest was in the extent of restoration and in fact it was a reconstruction, more than 250 actors were in front of the camera of this series, totaling 276 actors, now from the main roles to the secondary roles of the main roles that we finally reached, there are around 75 to 80 actors. he played a major role in this collection. it can almost be said that 70% of actors who come in front of the camera are theater actors, and in this 70%, 60-55-60% are the first time they are in front of the camera. hiyar ayar is one of the few collections that depict the safavid era. in addition to dealing with a historical period that is less narrated in television series, which is the safavid period. in addition to that , he pays attention to some subtleties of behavior

the newborn�*s parents, lizzie and jamal, and are the only other pygmy hippos at athens zoo, and it�*ver 15 pounds — and staff at the zoo are happy with his progress so far. i think it's been one of the most exciting parts of myjob because pygmy hippos are quite shy animals. there's not a lot of information about their births in the wild. so, to be able to be part of this journey and to see the trust between the keepers in the animal and to be allowed to perform between the keepers and the animal and to be allowed to perform ultrasounds on her voluntarily is a huge deal for us. it's very, very important for us to be able to have this trust with the animals. hgppy happy news to end this edition of newsday. thank you so much watching, stay with bbc news. hello there. it�*s going to be ten and colder right across the uk as we head it�*s going to be turning colder right across the uk as we head through the rest of the week. sunny spells and showers through the day on thursday. lots of rainbow spotted by our weather watchers towards the north. that theme at least is set to continue, so mor

this collection is directed by seyed jamal seyyed hatmi and produced by rozuz mofid in the category .e. a trip to the safavid era. 250 actors will go in front of the camera of this series. it had more than 276 actors. now, from the main roles to the main roles that we finally reached, there were around 75 to 80 main actors. in this selection, it can be said that 70% of the actors who come in front of the camera are theater actors, and in this 70%, 60% to 55% to 60% are the first time they go in front of the camera. mohyar iyar is one of the few collections that depicted the safavid era. rather than a historical period that is less narrated in the tv series, which is the safavid period, deals with some behavioral subtleties of iranian culture. it pays attention to chivalry and attention to the principles of chivalry and the behavior of chivalrous men, respecting the position of the mother and the events that happen during these events along with these stories. i took a picture of this. the tv series at the end of march ends , mahyar ayar's tv series becomes a guest of sima tv in 30 epi

jamal wakim, who's joining us from the lebanese cap'. beiroute also from saidia morocco, we have political commentator kevin barrett. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. wakiem. uh, we were listening to the comments by us president joe biden who claims that the israelies have uh uh put forth rational offer. i want to get uh your thoughts on that, how do you read into those comments by the us president, and the main question here is uh, can the israelis even be trusted uh in such a... situation: well, of course, biden is supporting israel ever since it launched its aggression against gaza, and he's supporting also all political stances and initiatives, he wants israel to be victorious in this aggression against the resistance in the gaza strip, and that's why he is endorsing all conditions and prerequisites. for such an objective to be achieved, this is how we can understand biden's comments in this regard, of course uh israel cannot be trusted and throughout the the arab israeli struggle, it was only checked by po

tru washington the freshman from phoenix is back on the floor replacing the 25-year-old jamal baker. 59-59. the fans rise at the thomas and mack center. it has been a banner year for the mountain west and the final mountain west conference game of the year is coming right down to the wire. ledee off the front of the rim and rebound with washington. steve: you will take your chances with him doing that. at least you don't have to foul him on that. andrew: seven lady changes, s ties, all here in the second half as we are inside four to play. mashburn jr. over ledee, air ball. butler lets it go out of bounds and we have our final media time-out. what a fitting end to an incredible year in the mountain west. all tied with 3:51 to go. i bought 3 of the same jacket to get the 4th free. i subscribed to get a deal on these memory supplements. then forgot to cancel. well you know, recognizing a bad deal is a part of the journey. yes, eva, would you like to share your breakthrough? i got at&t's best deal on the new samsung galaxy s24+ and got to choose my plan! yes! we don't make you sign up f

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