jamil was the founder of this party.rst goal was to expel the palestinian armed groups from the lebanese and then create a christian government that would be willing to sign a peace agreement with israel. in this plan, the groups under the command of the kataib party played an essential role . sharon assured these groups that the attack on lebanon. israel is only waiting for one it is the right time to implement this plan. 6 months after this meeting, israel got the necessary excuse for this all-out attack. on june 3, 1982 , israel's ambassador to london, sholono argov, was shot dead by people from the palestinian organization abu nazal. israel held the fatah group and its leader yasser arafat responsible for this operation and 3 days after this incident, it started its all-out attack on lebanon . the israeli air force bombarded beirut and all lebanese cities where the palestinian resistance forces were likely to be present, and the main victims of these attacks were civilians. beirut was besieged for weeks and came unde

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he said: jamil, don't be afraid, we are safe. a book that narrates the life and memories of this reporter in five parts . what is important in this book is the events of a country from the period of peace to the period of war and insecurity. this book starts from his childhood and adolescence in syria and ends with the subject of the siege of his forced migration. forced migration from the homeland, after a lot of resistance and losing all loved ones, can be very painful. in at the end of this work, which is the result of a 56-hour conversation between the author and jamil al-sheikh, there are pictures of the presence of this reporter in various situations. faith yadgari of sada and sima news agency, the next part of the news at 6 o'clock: new claims about nato's torani corridor . we have a studio, mr. dr. ahmed kazemi, an expert on eurasian issues, and mr. dr. shaaib bahman, an expert on international issues . thank you very much for accompanying us. do it sir i greet you dr. kazem, you are very welcome. in the name of allah, th

two people, including one of jamil's bodyguards. they were killed in this incident. due to the history of this party's conflict with palestinian groups, the finger of atham is pointing towards the palestinian liberation movement. pointed an hour later, an armed group of members of the kataib party came to seek revenge. a bus carrying a group of palestinians passing through ain al-rumaneh area towards the camp it was a trap. which was stopped by members of the kataeb party. and all its passengers got off by force. they shot all the passengers, who were civilians, only because they were palestinians . in this tragic accident, 27 passengers died and only a few people, including the lebanese driver of this bus, survived. guardian of al-ahed on april 13, 1975, i was with you on the line of sabra serfis, that is, at about 12 o'clock and half past one , the members of the palestinian brotherhood joined me on tal al-za'atr . it's a bad thing there between al-shiyah and ain al-rumana, the name of al-muraya , the name of al-muraya, see an armed man, standing behind al-amoud, h

two people, including one of jamil's bodyguards , were killed in this incident. according to the history of this party's conflict with the groups of atham's finger towards the freedom movement the palestinian sector was targeted. and a few hours later, an armed group of members of the kataeb party came to seek election. a bus carrying a group of palestinians was passing through the ain ramaneh area towards the telle zaatar camp. which was stopped by members of the kataeb party and all its passengers were forcibly disembarked. they shot all the passengers who were civilians just for the crime of being palestinian. in this tragic accident, 27 passengers died and only a few including the driver. the connection between the sharia and ain al-ramanah is the name of al-muraya, the region of al -muraya. vaz bashuf is armed with fear it means that the events of this day in the area of ​​ain roumaneh were the main spark of the outbreak of the civil war in lebanon, causing it to spread to different parts of the country and the conflict between parties and groups. it became

he said: jamil, don't be afraid, we are safe. a book that narrates the life and memories of this reporter in five parts. what is important in this book is the events that a country goes through from the period of peace to the period of war and insecurity. this book starts from his childhood and adolescence in syria and with subject it ends with his siege and forced migration . forced migration from the homeland, after a lot of resistance and losing all loved ones, can be very painful. at the end of this work, which is the result of 56 hours of conversation between the author and jamilo al-sheikh, there are pictures of this reporter in different situations. iman yadgari, sed and sima news agency. end of this news section. seraf sereh, why am i afsariye , but sarah afsariye? don't make a mistake. be careful, sarah afsariye , the only tehran branch in sareh afsariye, with unbelievable prices and long-term photos, and without prepayment in the iranian grand sarai. ladies and gentlemen, greetings to you, especially the program with. h

at the end of this work, which is the result of 56 hours of the author's conversation with jamil andikh, there are pictures of his presence in different situations the reporter is visible. iman yadgari, sed and sima news agency. bangladesh-india relations after a the month has become more complicated since the former prime minister of bangladesh fled to new delhi. stopping the construction of the gas oil pipeline between the two countries , the recent floods in eastern bangladesh are issues that have affected the relations between the two countries. a month has passed since sheikh hossein wajid, the former prime minister of bangladesh, fled this country and sought refuge in india. more than 4 thousand kilometers of common border between the indian government has temporarily stopped the implementation of the development plan of this 131 pipeline to the other side of bangladesh. the recent floods in eastern bangladesh and property it destroyed millions of bangladeshi people and later. suspects between india and bangladesh have added , although india has denied the claim of deliberate o

now i want to bring in jamil hill, contributing writer for the atlantic and host of the jemele hill is unbothered podcast, jamal, so difficult to watch what happened tonight. he he has multiple concussions going just in the 2022 season. should the nfl let him continue to play i know that people probably don't want to hear this, but i don't know that it's necessarily up to the nfl. >> certainly they can exert pressure and because the fact that he was thinking about doing this before, after suffering multiple concussions in 2022, let you know that he understands the gravity of the situation. it was a tough watch, not only because of the way that that had happened, but also because it's burned in our brain. what happened in 2022 when he suffered a concussion, he was somehow allowed to go back into the game by the way, against this very same team and then once there was an investigation, they fired the independent neurologists and the nfl created a system where just based off the optics that they can hold you out of a gay. and so seeing what he's already suffered, he's married, he's got tw

let us be sadiq al-hajj, as students of the school of sadaqah, we should be chu jabal jamil bin darraj, let us be tanur wafa, harun makki hussain bin mansour, let us be hallaj. fill your salt shaker at this table, lest you need every dish to the sky, to the sky, you changed the ascension of the rain to the direction you changed the rising sky of the rain, you were a part of love , you changed the storm , you brought the light of your eyes to the nights of sadness, you changed the light of the galaxy, the shining sun . a little before you, a human being, his poems were mourning death. a little after you , you even changed the life of divan. hands down. you changed it, oh mustafa farigh, late ahmad habibullah, how can you change my faith without you ? when you come to makkah with it rained honey and you changed the taste of the trees . sacrifice the coin and life of the trader, the jinn between two, between the shops of the word. sacrifice the coin and life of the trader , you changed the shop. you are a buyer devoid of faith, but look at the hands devoid of faith and love. he has change

as a disciple of the school of truth, we should be like jaber jamil bin darraj, tanwar wafa, harun makki hussain bin mansurah, may god fill your salt shaker in this table, so that you don't need anything, towards the sky . ascension sky, you changed the rain, to the ascension sky, you changed the rain, you were half of love , you changed the custom of the storm , you brought the light of your eyes to the nights of sadness, you changed the light of the galaxy, the shining sun you did a little while ago, you were a human being, your poems sacrificed your life, you changed the custom of charity, thousands of cobs poured from your hands , you recited the position of love, etc. just the last miracle of jacob's world , you changed the concept of canaan, hail, mustafa fariq lait ahmad habibullah, how did you change my faith without you, you changed our faith , our restlessness, you became the eternal ones, the reason of mercy. you changed the interpretation of rahman, in your birth , when the trees rained in mecca, it rained honey and you changed the taste of the trees . you have changed the bu

. >> hi [speaking in foreign language] hl owe my name is mo jamil and i'm running to be your next district 3 supervisor and together we're going to help san francisco become the best city it can be. i'm a 22 year resident of san francisco, ten-year resident of district 3 and proud member of the san francisco city attorney's office. i come to the world of politics byway of the neighborhood. i was president of the neighborhood association and now serve on the board of russian an hill neighbors. i've lived in every corner of district 3 to make it a cleaner and more vibrant place. but san francisco's had better days. we need to prioritize public safety and keeping our neighborhoods clean. i've called for new leadership at the police commission as well as fully staffing our police department, our fire department and our 9-1-1 operators. we also need to double down on street cleanliness. i will work together with the mayor to make sure that dwp has the funding they need to keep our streets clean. lastly, i will forget your voice inland use and transportation decisions because it's neighbors and

and new dead. "0ur neighbours, the jamil family, are all gone", he says.n down, noor lies in intensive care. she is six years old and was injured on her own doorstep on monday. her family says she is intelligent and chatty, and loves meeting new people. but here, shortly before the attack, she was afraid and praying. her mother now prays by her bedside. and suddenly, as we filmed, the planes were back. well, within the last few seconds, we have had a strike. we heard the plane in the air. then we felt the impact. the windows here shook, they rattled. and it's an indication of how nowhere here is safe. even patients in hospitals can't feel completely safe. minutes later, new wounded. an ambulance has just arrived now, bringing casualties from the latest air strike. they are being treated in the emergency department. there is a lot of anger and tension. people are stressed, wondering when this is going to stop. back in intensive care, noor�*s father abdullah wants the world to see his child. "was she fighting?", he asks. "she was playing at home. does she ha

"our neighbours, the jamil family, "are all gone", he says.ent down, noor lies in intensive care. she is six years old and was injured on her own doorstep on monday. her family says she is intelligent and chatty, and loves meeting new people. but here, shortly before the attack, she was afraid and praying. her mother now prays by her bedside. and suddenly, as we filmed, the planes were back. well, within the last few seconds, we have had a strike. we heard the plane in the air. then we felt the impact. the windows here shook, they rattled. and it's an indication of how nowhere here is safe. even patients in hospitals can't feel completely safe. minutes later, new wounded. an ambulance has just arrived now, bringing casualties from the latest air strike. they are being treated in the emergency department. there is a lot of anger and tension. people are stressed, wondering when this is going to stop. back in intensive care, noor�*s father abdullah wants the world to see his child. "was she fighting?", he asks. "she was playing at home. "does she

seeing bite and continue to call for a cease fire dw janelle develop the latest in washington tonight. jamil as always, thank you. what does a political party do if for an election day it receives the most votes, but not the key? 51 percent needed, the government alone and, and the other parties they've already ruled out being a partner. it's a dilemma facing more and more european countries where far white parties are pulling in more support from voters. the latest example, austria, on sunday, the far right freedom party won its 1st parliamentary election ever victory means that got more votes than the other parties, 29 percent. and that with the problem is to create a fortress around australia against illegal immigration, austria and chancellor, karl ne, hummers governing conservatives. they came in 2nd. and now that dilemma, the conservatives have made it clear they will not join the freedom party with its current leader. and a government in coalition, a pro just read the freedom bodies election when with opponents saying it's still tied to it's not the boss, the bulky need to have but go

one of the team mexico we joined jamil cooper joined our team and fighting against this for 25 years.aid what probation your heart the most she wrote down the number 25,000. i said what does that mean. >> at least 20,000 boys and girls that law enforcement can see their rape and abuse images but nobody has been able to identify them. we were able to convene a meeting with leon france with all of the top players in space year and a half ago. it's not 20,000, over 50,000. what this bill is about and what this focus is about is equipping and building an army of investigators analysts and people that are focused to finding these 50,000 boys and girls because law enforcement. they can see them. they can see their rape and abuse images. by the way we think, you know, the kids aren't that old. 2100 of these kids are infants. 47% of these videos are extreme abuse of rape, torture, bestiality defecation. when we are saying it is extreme abuse. >> ainsley: that's in the united states? >> out of the kids that have been rescued it's been about half in the united states and half are abroad. when y

this man says, "our neighbours, the jamil family next door, are all gone." "quickly, quickly.was before — her family say she's very bright and sociable and everyone loves her. this video was taken shortly before the attack. noor was afraid and she was praying. her mother, rima, now prays by her bedside. suddenly, as we filmed — a new threat. well, within the last few seconds, we've had a strike. we heard the plane in the air, then we felt the impact. the windows here shook. they rattled. and it's an indication of how nowhere here is safe. even patients in hospitals can't feel completely safe. minutes later, the emergency department is filling up. an ambulance has just arrived. now bringing casualties from the latest airstrike. they're being treated in the emergency department. there's a lot of anger and tension. people are stressed, wondering when this is going to stop. noor�*s family want to tell the world that they are not hezbollah and neither is she. she is just a little girl. 0rla guerin, bbc news in the bekaa valley. randa slim is a senior fellow and director of conflict

. >> i mean, look, i i just wonder to jamil's point in terms of culpability, does it stop, begin, end with the parents. what about the fbi visited the parents? could they have done more? what about the school's obligation to protect other students should they have done more? what about law enforcement? i mean, there's so many questions here, abby and i get mantel's point, but there are a lot of responsible gun owners in this country. i'm from the south, many people that i know have kids were very young who are competitive shooters, pistol shot guns, ars and there are perfectly responsible, but i don't want to differentiate between the response that you can. >> i mean i understand what you're saying, but but but but a child i don't know that even a child who is maybe you do competitive shooting or hunting or whatever. i don't know that you could say that child is responsible for what they do with that weapon error scenarios controlled scenario, right? >> so i want to clarity there. but i'm just simply saying i just don't want to demonize every single person with an ar 15 or would guns

witchcraft live at the table, chocolate rocha, erinperrine, lima, gowin, shermichael singleton, and jamil hill with 38 days to go. americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other but here they do good evening. i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about this friday. kamala harris suddenly sounding like a hawk on one of her weakest issues in her first visit to the southern border as the democratic nominee and her first in three years, the vice president said has but she is going to be tougher on the border than her boss. it is a direct challenge to donald trump and two republicans who spent the last several years criticizing her for not making more visits to the border vp kamala harris crisscrossing the country, but failed to visit the border. >> she's been to the border a total of one time in her four years kamala harris also has no plans to visit the southern border. >> i don't think she knows where the border is without making a single trip. to the southern border, the vice president harris has refused to visit the border all right.