after a while life in iran khalil dies, now he and his son decide to return to gaza. the story of this book ends with the events related to the palestinian resistance movement, and its content has resonated with many people in gaza . a book that ultimately follows a message, saving palestine and paying attention to the generation that is still alive in gaza. and they wish for the freedom of their land. ansi behri, radio and television news agency. the camera rotates. i make a smiley for him. i engraved the cameras and i know that it has the image of the busy hours it shows that i am working. anti-virus is a fiction book , one part of which is reality, the other part is the author's imagination. the new space is a familiar space. of course familiar. there are new generations, because for the new generation this issue is a well-known issue, but in our fiction, we didn't have anything like this . the main character of kaveh's story is a young hacker programmer who entered the underground games and tries to collect various information that he can follow. a security story

. the israeli forces stormed northern al-khalil and arrested at least two palestinians from the beforeearby israeli setlement kermetsu and one of the billits had hit a house there. according to the israeli settlers, so that's why they claim they attacked the people there, then the israeli forces themselves storm the area and detain palestinians from inside b umman as well as preventing any movement to to the village or out of the village, the israeli forces also raided the the series of dura and yatta south al khalil and attacked. palestinians there arrested number of people, set up more checkpoints, preventing any movement to inside or outside those cities, south and khalil. jordanians have once again attended a rally to express solidarity with palestinians and announce israel's genocidal war on the gaza strip. they also demanded the government shut down israel's diplomatic mission in the country. the message and will of our jordanian people and youth. today the embassy of shame, the zionist embassy that defiles our capital amen, should be closed. it should end, we won't back down, we

let's start with. south the occupied west bank specifically al khalil, the israeli forces stormed bet um northern al khalil and arrested at least two palestinians from there before the israeli t israeli sitlers had raided bait ummar town and attacked palestinians and through stones and the vehicles as well as the as the homes as well smashed the wind. the homes, the windshields of the vehicles, the israeli settlers claimed that palestinians from inside the village of b umar open fire at the nearby israel settlement kermetsor and one of the billits had hit a house there according to the israeli sittlers, so that's why they claim they attacked the people there, then the israeli forces themselves storm the area and detain palestinians from inside bait umman as well as a preventing any movement to to to the village or out of the village. the israeli forces also raided the the cities of dura and yatta south al khalil and attacked palestinians there, arrested number of people, set up more check points preventing any movement to inside or outside those cities south al khalil. this week on ex

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also we have palestinian journalist nadia sulimy joining us from uh al khalil palestine. welcome to the program to the both of you. let's start off. uh with miss uh al-assad in the lebanese capital beirot, please share with us your thoughts on this recent initiative coming from uh canada and are we seeing uh the public pressure uh finally weighing in on uh some of these countries that are supporting israel? i don't think that it's enough uh because you know that the western governments are able to pressure designs colonial regime to stop this. hemicidal war crime that is being committed against the palestinian people, and this again show that those hypocritical governments are taking part and they are complicit in this in these crimes and atrocities, henous atrocities that are being held against the palestinian people, especially against the children and... the women and the journalists in palestine, especially in the gaza strip, so i don't take it as a positive, as a positive move, because at the end of the day this can be also considered that is is a movement just to co

khalil, maybe they don't call it chaos, according to what they say, they want to completely eliminate the hamas movement and end its existence in the gaza strip, this was the first goal behind their aggression on the... strip, they also speak about now civil administration of the strip, this is a term which we also hear from western parties, specifically those supporting the israeli occupation entity. the issue of finding an alternative administration to the hamas movement in the gaz strip which they call a civil body. could this take place without the approval of the hamas movement now? the answer is, look, our palestinian people, first and foremost, the hamas movement and the kassam brigades and all the... resistance factions, they say that nothing can happen except according to the decision of the person, neither us not any palestinian child can agree to anyone, anyone coming from the outside, so they speak about local parties in the strip, the local bodies, local parties cannot agree with the occupation, as long as the resistance and our people rejected our families, all of them r

fire talks. now and i'm going to refer to uh uh this happened a few hours ago, this interview with khalil alhaya, the deputy chief of the hamas movements in the gaza strip, where he said, we're ready to to actually resume the talks, we never said the talks have collapsed, and he said that we are ready um to show the greatest level of flexibility, these were the words that came out of his mouth um to uh by not abandoning the core issues, but for these cease fire talks to continue for the sake of palestinians, you know he's ready to do that, but it doesn't seem like israel is receptive, why do you think that is? are we are we looking at the fact that one theory being that many say because netanyaho does not want solution, it a will signif defeat for israel and then his political life would be over? there's a principle in warfare that you must negotiate while advancing on your enemy, preparation and prepare vicious attack whilst you negotiate, and that was the strategy of israel, they would... engage in the seasfire talks, drag the situation out until after ramadan, with the hope that the po

mentioned one of the things that he has said and this also was somewhat confirmed and repeated by khalil al the deputy chief of the hamas movements in gaza uh that israel has been defeated in the gaza because it has not achieved any of its stated or declared goals, our guest are from johannesburg mentioned that. i'm wondering how much of defeat is that for israel as much as it is for the us who cannot with all the assistance financially and militarily to have given israel not been able to through israel defeat the resistance fighters. this is very important question and actually this is what was in the united states backhead you know when the when they ' early days of after october 7 when the united states warned israel of a strategic defeat. now it wasn't just the us official you know anonymous person, it was the secretary of defense saying that and the united states does not want to go with israel into this strategic defeat, but they cannot run away from that, because the united states understand very well that israel defeats mean just the united states defeat, but it also means the we

, she doesn’t let other cows in, well , pet her, and murke’s favorite says with a smile, lebanese khalilrking at an agricultural complex in the village of kirovsky for about a year, knows every cow by name, and his charges milking herd - 970 heads, they feel care and kindness and are reciprocated, respected by colleagues, they say they found a common language with khalil immediately in general. the difficulty lies in the fact that after all , these are not people, but animals, they often cannot say what hurts them, so you need to make a diagnosis quickly and correctly, which is why it is not for nothing that they say that doctors treat people, but doctors treat humanity, in his homeland khalil’s family is also engaged in livestock farming, this business is familiar to him since childhood, he says that in lebanon a belarusian diploma is valued, so he decided to get an education in vitebsk veterinary academy, excellent... the person treats with soul, that is, it is clear that he is burning, that is , he treats his eye and his work as responsibly as possible, it is not considered a waste of

hiroshima survivor, toshiyuki mimaki, ending that report from shaimaa khalil.o calls for him to boycott this year's eurovision song contest — in protest against israel's inclusion. 0lly alexander has called for a ceasefire in gaza and signed a letter in december accusing israel of genocide. now a group called queers for palestine has called on him not to perform his entry in sweden. in response, the singer and actor shared a statement alongside ireland's entry bambie thug and the danish entrant saba, wishing for peace, but saying they believe in the unifying power of music. our culture reporter noor nanji has more. so this was an open letter that was posted on instagram by a group calling themselves queers for palestine, all and it was addressed directly to 0lly alexander, and it urged him to pull out of the eurovision song contest, which is taking place in may of this year, in solidarity with the palestinian people. now, it said that israel is committing apartheid and genocide. it said that israel's inclusion in eurovision would enable and cover up its war cri

shaimaa khalil, bbc news, hiroshima.round the world. poland's conservative president, andrzej duda, has vetoed a bill that would have made emergency contraceptive pills available without a prescription to anyone over the age of 15. mr duda vetoed the bill over concerns the pill would be available to children. poland is one ofjust two eu countries that still require a prescription for the medication. uk members of parliament have warned that fire and the withholding of food are being used as weapons of war in sudan. analysis shared with the bbc shows over a hundred villages burnt since the conflict began last year. there is also evidence that the two warring parties — the sudanese army and rsf paramilitary group — are restricting the flow of humanitarian aid. pope francis presided over the traditional good friday service in saint peter's basilica in vatican city. but the 87—year old pontiff is skipping the traditional way of the cross ceremony and procession at rome's colosseum to protect his health ahead of other easter

therefore, after khalil , his younger sister rima came to vitebsk.year medical student at the university. the university has 7,000 students, of which 1,700 are foreigners. representatives from more than 40 countries around the world chose vitebsk honey in as its almamatyr. we already have family dynasties, i would say traditions. it happens that from one family there are three people, four. we have an educational service. moslovskaya mikhail khristoforov, telenews agency. our cosmonauts will go into orbit with a piece of our country in their hearts. there are less than 3 weeks left before the launch of the soyuz ms-25 manned spacecraft, it’s time for space traditions. so today the main backup crew visited the museum of the cosmonaut training center. in the memorial yuri gagarin's office, cosmonauts oleg navitsky and ivan vagner. belarusian space flight participants marina vasilevskaya and anastasia lenkova. astronauts tracy dyson and donald pettet left their autographs in a commemorative book of pre-launch notes, and then traditionally visited red sq

khalil elahia.said in the special talk program: netanyahu sees his political survival in the continuation of the war and chants for the return of prisoners, but so far he has not been able to release prisoners through military operations. we want the occupiers to leave the gaza strip. in two steps. the first and second stages must be completely removed from the gaza strip. and also. we want the refugees who were forced by the occupiers to leave their homes in the north of the gaza strip and tell the south that there are approximately 600,000 people , to return to the north and to send aid. the israeli occupiers do not want to withdraw , they do not accept the return of the refugees, they do not want a ceasefire should be established they are not committed to these issues, these are the things that the palestinian people have undertaken to ban the activities of aid institutions, but the will of the palestinian people overcomes them. mr. khalil al-hayeh added that the al-aqsa storm operation was the i

khalil al-hiya, deputy director of the political bureau. the hamas revolutionary movement, which we are talking about both on-the-ground issues and issues related to dialogue developments, the first question is related to the latest developments in the field in the gaza strip, mr. dr. i will stop in gaza allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, thank you for watching the latest developments in the palestinian scene. the israeli occupation today is taking a heinous form of shelling civilians. they are showing the worst occupation. bombing of civilians while taking control of al-akbar hospital in gaza city, israeli soldiers armed the biggest hospital in the gaza strip and they are leaving for the south of the gaza strip. instead of people returning to their homes, they are taking them out these nights for ten days, and the israeli occupation is killing , destroying, killing. i am asking for doctors and medical staff. he left al-shifa hospital and then shot against the stewardship of about al. in the hospital and at the gates, the worst f

shaimaa khalil, bbc news, hiroshima. east and around the world have been preparing for easter observing ogood friday. at saint peter's basilica, in vatican city, pope francis presided over the traditional good friday service. but the 87—year old pontiff is skipping the traditional "way of the cross' ceremony and procession at rome's colosseum — to protect his health before other easter weekend engagements, the vatican said. the most sombre day in the christian calendar, good friday marks the day christians believejesus died by crucifixion. i'll leave you here but some images of the cherry blossoms in washington. enjoy these images, stay here on bbc news. hello there. the easter weekend will settle down a little — perhaps music to your ears, in comparison to the last few days. yes, there will be more sunshine around and fewer showers — and as a result, it will be a little warmer. but there's more rain to come for some of us by easter monday. more on that in just a moment — for the moment, though, the low pressure is drift

less than a year ago, khalil balut came to work at the revival agricultural complex, but during this time he established himself. the management respects me, my colleagues ask for advice, i wish i had taken care of animals since childhood. my parents, who live in lebanon, have their own farm, which is why i once decided to enter the vitebsk academy of sciences. depends on how many medications we have, whether we have enough supplies, and i think that he is comfortable working, all conditions have been created for this, if the necessary type of medications, and help, he never works alone, always there are either doctors, livestock breeders, for example , everything is somehow friendly, and khalil fits in well, because he is very sociable, he is a good organizer, he is so conscientious, khalil travels to work from vitebsk, but by the end of the year the farm plans to solve the housing problem specialist cosmonautics, after which the crews visited the house of the academician korolev museum, where an exhibition was presented with the personal belongings of the chief designer, his librar

here is a shaimaa khalil, our japan correspondent.et's get you up to speed with what's happening in india. in india, deepening religious polarisation and increasing islamophobia have marked narendra modi's second term in power. ahead of the general election, which is due to begin next month, people from the muslim community, which constitutes india's largest minority, have told the bbc they feel they are being marginalised and suppressed. the government denies the allegations. our south asia correspondent yogita limaye reports from northern india. a warning that her report contains images that some viewers may find distressing. on the streets of the capital, delhi, policeman assaulted muslims offering prayers. just outside goha a muslim man was beaten by a mob, forced to chat the name of a hindu deity. and in the north—west, jepur, family devastated by perhaps the most chilling incident of violence against muslims in india. this woman's husband, the father of their five children, the father of theirfive children, mohammed, was among t

an israeli attack in the town of kafur neima. regime forces also raided the cities of calkilla, al khalil and azun in calqilia, palestinian was abducted after locals resisted a raid on the city. israel's intensified incursions across the west bank since launching its genocidal campaign on gaza attacks by israel's forces and settlers of left more than 400 palestinians dead and occupied territories since early october. joing us out from occupied romala for more on the story is press tv's mona candial, hello mona, hope you're safe out there, what can you tell us? let's start with uh latest palestinian uh morter, the palestinian teenager, 16 year old muhammad, he is from the uh village of khufu west ramallah the israeli forces after midnight raided the village of kufr west ramallah in order to conduct arrest among palestinians. this is what the israeli military said. after an hour or so the palestinians thought that the israeli forces left the village and then many palestinians were in the in the narrows of of course of the village checking if the israeli fo forces were still in the area or n

khalil al-hiya added that the al-aqsa storm operation brought back the palestinian issue, which some wanted to forget with normalization agreements, and created a new alliance in the axis of resistance. did the deputy of the political office of hamas said that once the zionists defeated the armies of three arab countries in 6 days , but now after 6 months, they cannot overcome gaza. theater artists in the world today and tomorrow stage various performances to sympathize with the people of gaza and establish peace. art is peace is the motto of world theater day. the sound that has been heard from the gaza strip for 6 months. women and children who fall to the ground due to the rain of bombs and rockets. the end of war is the message chosen by the world theater organization for the world day of this art. yonfose, the norwegian dramatist whose motto is world day wrote the theater, explaining this slogan, he said: war and art are opposites of each other, just as war and peace are opposites of each other. simply put, art. peace is this slogan is the central theme of the activities that th

also we have palestinian journalist nadia sulimy joining us from al khalil palestine.governmentts are able to pressure designs colonial regime to stop this genocidal war crime that is being committed against the palestinian people and again show that those hypocritical governments are taking part and they are complicit in this in these crimes and atrocities, henous atrocities that are being held against the palestinian people, especially against the children and the women and the journalists in palestine, especially in the gaza strip, so i don't... take it as a positive as a positive move, because at the end of the day this can be also considered that is is a movement just to count down the public opinion and the people who have run lot of rallies to to protest against the these aids that canada is giving ' for designist occupation at the time that canada uh claims to be in incubator and beacon of human rights and of uh of protecting civilians. miss nadia solini, i want to get your thoughts as well on this parliamentary motion uh from ottua, the uh canadian foreign min

have also stormed this town and we have to mention that the israel have raided the old town of al khalil the south southern the occupied westb and they arrested four palestinians the grandfather his son and two of his grandchildren we have to mention that yesterday on saturday, a palestinian man called mahmoud noufell arrived at the al- shuhada street in the old town of al khalil and opened fire at the israeli settlement of yahuda, he was shot and killed and his body has been confiscated, the the resistance group of hamas later issued a statement praising this operation and said or claimed responsibility for this operation saying that she... mohammed nofel was one of its members and that he carried out this shooting for the sake of what's going on in the gaza strip and in defense of the palestinians by the number of palestinians who had been killed since the 7th of october is 435 palestinians only in the occupied west bay and we have to mention that the number of those who had been arrested by the israeli forces is today over 700. and 600 palestinians. thank you very much for that. we ap

friday, that's resulted in the killing of four palestinians in janin, four into karam, one in al-khalil, one in romala and one in ariha, occupying forces of intensified their incursions into the west bank since the 7th of october, a day when the regime launches genocidal war on gaza. and earlier we discussed our with our romal correspondent one can deal the new israeli raids on the cities and villages in the occupied west bank and abduction of palestinians. the israeli troops also stormed the village of turmo saya north ramalah, they have raided the village of yatta in al-khalil southern the occupied west bank as well as the refugee camp of a in betlehem and detained a number of palestinians from these areas into karam the israeli forces a storm to karib stormed number of villages there and the exchange of fire have taken place between members of the resistance groups and the israeli forces in totul karim areas at least one palestinian child was wounded during a military operation in the village of the nabi in the israeli forces had also carried out an operation and detail number of pal

khalil al-hiya said that the cabinet of the zionist regime is seeking to prolong the war for its own survival, in the name of allah, rahman al-rahim. he was in the prisons of the zionist regime for 3 and a half years, and in the recent crimes of the zionists, 6 members of his family were martyred. khalil al-hiya , the vice president of hamas in gaza , called the hunger policy a tool of the zionists' pressure in the gaza war, and the reason for the prolongation of the war in gaza. he described gaza as follows: when the occupiers of israel were defeated , they prolonged the war. maybe they can achieve their goals by prolonging the war so that netanyahu's cabinet and the extremists can last longer, or maybe they can achieve their goals by prolonging the war, mr. haye pointed to the great intelligence failure of the zionist regime in the al-aqsa storm operation and said that the zionists are seeking to conquer the region by normalizing relations with some countries. some countries in the region are under the illusion that they can create peace through normalization . while israel has no

the israeli forces also raided the the series of dura and yapta south al khalil and attacked palestinianthere arrested number of people, set up more checkpoints, preventing any movement to inside or outside those cities, south and khalil. jordanians have once again attended a rally to express solidarity with palestinians and denounce israel's genocidal war on the gaza strip. they also demanded the government shut down israel's diplomatic mission in the country. the message and will of our jordanian people and youth, today, the embassy of shane, the zionist embassy that defiles our capital amen, should be closed, it should end, we won't back down, we won't get tired, we won't stop until they shut down the embassy of shane, the zionist. waving palestinian and jordanian flags enchanting slogans, protesters marched to the heavily fortified israeli embassy and aman, police forces clash with the protesters and fire a tear gas to disperse them, according to eyewitnesses, several protesters were beaten up and some of them were arrested during the clashes. jordanians often assemble in front of is

about the buffer zone that uh um has been proposed this is something in the past uh confirmed by khalil alhaya and uh this basically ahmed is about this um a zone to prevent what israel says future attacks um uh from the north to the south uh but the participation of arab countries. they're not interested uh because the genocide is continuing, what do you think about this buffer zone which goes obviously against what uh not only palestinans in the gaza strip one but against hamas itself? is the buffer zone is intended to eat up 15% of the gaza strip that is why they had used large scale explosives eventually they ran out of tnt because of the ukrainian war there to use landmines and strap it up that became major risk for the israelies the resistance. would wait until the entire set of buildings would be rigged, they would send the yasin 105 shall in or a rpg tandem shall detonated and this would kill large numbers of israeli soldiers, israel has attempted to wipe out all the buildings along this 15% in the hope of creating something called the dead zone, the the arab regimes don't want

the israeli forces also raided the the cities of dura and yatta south al khalil and attacked palestinians there, arrested number of people, set up more check points. preventing any movement to inside or outside those cities, south and khalil. in 1964, every swiss woman of childbearing potential would give birth to almost three children. what happened to the traditional family? se fate figli, però non rompete le scatole, datori di lavoro, non lavorate. del messaggio per intanto attuale questo e quindi questo è venuto dopo che lei ha detto praticamente in un secondo tempo sono anche arrivati problemi finanziari e quindi quando tu hai dei problemi finanziari comincia a pensare a tutt'altro che magari mettersi una famiglia. takino, households are spread out over a large area, 37.9% are... single people, 24.7% are couples without children, and only 27.3% are couples with children. welcome back, lebanon's has well a resistance movement and the israeli military have once again targeted each other's positions and it growing tensions of the regime's continued bloodshed in gaza. hezbulah has target

, that resulted in the killing of four more palestinians in janin, four in tokram, and one in al- khalil, one in ramala and one in ariha. the occupying forces have intensified their incursions into the west bank since october the 7th, the day when the regime launched this general side of war on gaza. early we discussed. this with our ramala correspondent mondel about the new israeli rads on cities and villages in the occupied west bank and the abduction of palestinians from there. let's take a listen. the israeli troops also stormed the village of turmo saya north ramallah. they have raided the village of yatta in al khalil, southern the occupied west bay as well as the refugee camp of. iida in bet lahem and detained a number of palestinians from these areas into term the israeli forces a storm tort stormed number of villages there. and exchange of fire have taken place between members of the resistance groups and the israeli forces in toul karim areas, at least one palestinian child was wounded during a military operation in the village of the nabi in the israeli forces had also carried

also stormed the village of turmo saya, north ramalah, they have raided the village of yatta in al-khalil, southern the occupied west bank as well as the refugee camp of a in betlehem and detained a number of palestinians from these areas, into term the israel forces stormed to perep stormed number of villages there and exchange of fire have taken place between members of the resistance groups and the israeli forces in to karim areas at least one palestinian child was wonded during a military operation in the village of the nabi in turkarim the israeli forces had also carried out an operation and detained a number of palestinians in the village of jin safoot, gian safot in kalkaria, and this comes while the palestinians continue to face strict measures at the military checkpoints and people are being detained at military checkpoints, not only during the military operations to the palestinian villages, according to the commission of prisoners affairs, the israeli forces had arrested 25 palestinians on. friday and the early saturday number of palestinians had been detained and this means th

after living in iran for a while, khalil dies, and now he and his son decide to return to gaza. ? story of this book ends with events related to the palestinian resistance movement, and its content has resonated with many people, that among the people of gaza, their threats do not scare us, and no matter how much they want to rain down here, there is no need for threats. the people of gaza are not afraid of the threats of the zionist regime because we are strong people. all the people who are present in gaza are on their way they sacrifice their lives to resist. in the hope of god , our victory is near and what about those who are in iran. the freedom of jerusalem was and is very important to me. even before becoming a muslim, i thought about it a lot . a book that ultimately follows a message , the salvation of palestine and attention to the generation that is yet to come. they live in gaza and wish for the freedom of their land . ansieh behri, sed and cima news agency. the camera rotates. i make a smiley for him. i engraved the cameras and i know that it is showing the image of

our tokyo correspondent, shaimaa khalil, reports from hiroshima.penheimer story than here in hiroshima. the first atomic bomb fell nearly directly above the building behind me, known as the hiroshima peace memorial or the a—bomb dome, and for years it has been meticulously preserved to be in the state it was in during that bombing, and over here is the motoyasu river, this is where thousands of people whose skin was burning at the time, jumped in for refuge. 80 years on, the legacy ofj robert oppenheimer is felt very deeply here in hiroshima and for months people injapan could not see the film not because it was just sensitive, it was very controversial, and it may be one of this year's most celebrated motion pictures but for the people here in hiroshima, it's felt much, much more deeply. the screening of oppenheimer has been quite controversial and notjust because of the sensitive subject matter but also because the initial releasing of it worldwide coincided with the film barbie and there was this cross promotion called barbenheimer, if you remem

hiroshima survivor, toshiyuki mimaki, ending that report from shaimaa khalil.blicly for the first time about the impact of childhood friend damilola taylor's killing, calling it life—changing. he's told the bbc that the recent death of damilola's father, campaigner richard taylor, had motivated him to speak about his experience. the star wars actor says the tragedy has "shaped me through the years". he was one of the last people to see 10—year—old damilola alive before the fatal stabbing in south london in 2000. he's spoken tojohn wilson from radio 4's last word podcast. ijust remember damilola with a silverjacket... he laughs ..running through the playground of oliver goldsmith primary school, already sweating as if he just had to run a marathon. and it's near enough 9am in the morning, drinking from the water fountains, flirting with my bloody sister. they laugh and just being around us and cracking jokes and being flamboyant and charismatic. and ijust remember him being a big personality. i mean, it was such a short time, but everybody knew he was this new k