had, that he was thankfulfor london, sadiq khan had, that he was thankful for the london, sadiq khanul for the first responders on the scene. we have had confirmed by the scene. we have had confirmed by the london ambulance service that five people have been injured, they were taken to hospital after this sword attack in east london this morning. of course, as is always the case when these incidents happen, we have had a number of statements from different people. i mentioned the one from the mayor of london, the home secretary james cleverly also said he is being updated regularly on the incident and his thoughts are with those affected. here again as mayor of london and the labour leader, sir keir starmer, thank the emergency responders for their action at the scene. there you can see the post from sir keir starmer, responding to one from wes streeting who is one of the local mps who was one of the first people to alert us to the fact that this was a critical incident in hainault this morning. as we look at the statement it is not just as we look at the statement it is notjust keir

well, indeed only _ pulled out of khan younis? well, indeed only the _ pulled out of khan younis?ople to move from rafah to khan younis. but there is nothing there for them. it is unlikely that is what makes sense and the world would accept that is a reasonable plan to protect civilians from an idf invasion. the other part is that who gets to declare victory is the government of israel. what they accept as what allows them to move forward and indeed this withdrawal from khan younis is part of what hamas has asked for a withdrawal of israeli forces. that may help with the negotiations of the ceasefire that are going on in cairo now. is there a red line for the us do you think, and if so what is it? is there something i israel would do for the united states to say we are not sending you any more arms. that would be not sending you any more arms. trust would be complicated. first gaza is not the only front that israel's fighting on. we have a long, close mutually supportive military relationship and to cut that would be an extraordinary step. keeping in mind there is a front with hez

troops from khan yunus. at the same time, he withdrew his forces from khanyounes, which could not reach any of his main goals the assassination of yahya sanwar and muhammad from dif and the release of their hostages in gaza. the general of the zionist army also says: the destruction of hamas is the biggest lie in the history of israeli wars. israel's military and political officials lied to us about destroying the hamas movement. faren magazine writes that 6 months after october 7, israel seems to be stuck in a bad situation. and france 24 also points to successive demonstrations in the occupied territories that want to get rid of netanyahu's government. he also said about the gaza negotiations that hamas is in a superior position for bargaining. hamas in while it comes to these negotiations that the square. his position has become relatively strong. currently, hamas is emphasizing on its maximum goals, namely the withdrawal of the israeli army from the gaza strip and the return of all displaced persons to t

sadiq khan is vying for a third _ london. sadiq khan is vying for a third term — london. a third term as mayor, then i mayor at 48 years— third term as mayor, then i mayor at 48 years and — third term as mayor, then i mayor at 48 years and has faced lots of criticism — 48 years and has faced lots of criticism about what she would do our own _ criticism about what she would do our own crime. he has focused on putting _ our own crime. he has focused on putting more funding into youth services, — putting more funding into youth services, but some of the other candidates have said he needs to fix the metropolitan police. they said the metropolitan police. they said the mayor— the metropolitan police. they said the mayor needs to stop making excuses— the mayor needs to stop making excuses for these problems. susan harley. _ excuses for these problems. susan harley. the — excuses for these problems. susan harley, the conservative candidate said she _ harley, the conservative candidate said she would return to borrower -based _ said she would return to borrower —based policing,

israeli forces have been fighting for what you wrote months in khan younis.egroup and they want to rest. a more urgent concern for the israeli leadership is the potentialfor a war in the northern front with hezbollah. we have not really spoken a great deal about the increasing tensions between israel and iran and its allies. and the northern front between israel and lebanon has become a tinderbox. it takes a spark to ignite a regional war between israel and iran and its allies. lets talk more — israel and iran and its allies. lets talk more about _ israel and iran and its allies. lets talk more about that _ israel and iran and its allies. lets talk more about that northern front. as you say, the repeated exchange of fire and the depth with which israeli warplanes are operating in lebanon at the moment is a thing that at other times is exactly the thing we would be talking about. but because of the situation in gaza attention seems to be drawn away from the northern front, but israel again says it is continuing to prepare for war there.- again says it is conti

what are they really doing in khan younis? they don't mention getting these words to cover up the failure. you see, the probability of this issue is high. well, when the israelis wanted to attack khanyounes by ground. we could see that they were talking about the fact that in other central and northern areas of the gaza strip, no traces of the senior forces of the palestinian resistance groups were found, and these khan yunis and we have to go, and at that time they announced that victory is not possible without attacking khan yunis, and then after the attack on khan yunis and that in fact different areas of this city were destroyed, now this talk is being raised about rafah. they have been talking about this for months , but the attack has not happened yet. in my opinion, it is certain that if an attack were to happen in rafah , the israelis would not be successful in finding the resistance leaders there. he thought then. to other goals, the goals of effendi means to attack it would not be too far off to do it in other areas,

i of london spoke to the media, sadiq khan. . , _, khan.tan _ khan. i have been in contact with the metropolitan police - khan. i have been in contact with the metropolitan police from - khan. i have been in contact with. the metropolitan police from early this morning. this attack is devastating and appalling. i'm sure i speak on behalf of the entire city when i say our thoughts and prayers are with this young child's, this young child and his family. what i do know is that the police and emergency services responded very quickly to the call out for members of the public. the police and other emergency services were well aware this was a dangerous man with a sword. they ran towards him and not thinking about their own safety to protect other members of the public. in addition to this child losing his life, two members of the public have been injured. they were both taken to hospital. two police officers have been very seriously injured, and are in surgery now. it shows the dangers police officers face every day. and can i thank them as wel

so we're talking about s for khan. we're talking about the nuclear facility that is that is there and i'm being told now by a us official that they're understanding from israeli officials was that they would not go after any nuclear nuclear facilities, inner counter our again, we do not know that the explosions happened near their or at that facility and we again, don't know whether israel carried out any kind of attack, but that certainly let me was the understanding from us officials. one more thing, abby, is that the us thought that israel was going to do something and strike back in iran because of that attack last weekend. but the us firmly did not want israel to do this and in speaking with a senior official, just moments ago, that person said there was no green light from the us for any kind of retaliatory attack against iran. now, the us is not saying that israel needs their permission because israel is a sovereign nation. they can do whatever they want. but in this moment, with such massive us support for isra

sadiq khan said the mayor of london. the situation under control. the one man in custody, the police believe he acted alone and no one was working with him, and they believe the situation is contained but there is a heavy police presence in the area as they try to collect evidence and they are doing patrols to reassure the people of hainault because it is normally a very quiet residential part of london, but turned into a crime scene this morning with a lot of police cars and ambulance and fire fighters. very shocking scene for the people of this morning. you very shocking scene for the people of this morning.— of this morning. you say it is a shocking _ of this morning. you say it is a shocking moment _ of this morning. you say it is a shocking moment for - of this morning. you say it is a shocking moment for the - of this morning. you say it is a - shocking moment for the residents, and it is typically a quiet residential area, we heard from a former sergeant, as well. the chief superintendent stuart bell had a message

israel says it has withdrawn ground forces from the southern gaza city of khan yoon khan yunis. so they can recuperate and prepare for future operations. the military says the move effectively marks the end of its ground operation in gaza in its current form. but the idf says it is far from stopping operations and that a significant force remains in the enclave >> he was >> treasury secretary janet yellen's spoke just over an hour ago in beijing as she wraps up a diplomatic trip to china, yellen mesh with leaders to discuss the us and chinese economies as well as national security concerns she says both countries were able to clarify potential misunderstandings that could cause unintentional escalation one of the year's most anticipated celestial events is almost here just hours from now, a total solar eclipse will be seen in mexico and across the united states and canada. those fortunate enough to to be along the path of totality will be treated to an eclipse that lasts between 3.5 to four minutes, according to nasa >> and earlier i >> spoke with nasa program executive julie cr

currently, the hamas movement has returned with power to khan yunus.israel all its forces after he withdrew from khanyounes for four months and after these four months he was defeated by khanyounes. three days have passed since israel withdrew from the gaza strip. marara , no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, follow us, safar, oh god, oh god, oh god, ansar gaza, oh god, oh god, god, ansar gaza, oh god, oh god, mansoor gaza, oh god. university students and staff are protesting the university's ongoing complicity in the genocide in gaza to its multiple tens of millions of dollars of partnerships with weapons manufacturers including but not limited to lockkid martin boeing and b systems. uh, senator carton, i don't have any evidence of genocide being uh created uh, so that's that's a no, israel is not committing genocide in gaza, we don't have evidence to that to my thanks is enough, how many have children? martyrdom is better than life because it is the way to heaven. amal was martyred in ashati refugee camp in the northwest of gaza. t

khan has been screened online.s movie, which has been on the silver screen since late last year , was screened for the first time at the fajr film festival and will be available online from may 7th. the first days of april 1311 are in the expanded maroodasht city of abadan. since he was a teenager, he became very interested in the green rectangle . the famous parviz dehdari. to parviz khan, the same person who could not go to the peak of his youth due to illness let football continue, but in the 60s , he continued to work as a coach of the national team despite the resignation of 14 players, and his name became popular . now, by combining cinema and football, the life story of this football coach has become a cinematic story of parvez khan. a film directed by ali thaghafi and produced by ata panahi, which was shown for the first time at the 42nd fajr film festival. parviz khan was full of difficult and complicated points in production. but i was lucky to have a very good and first class group behind me i had a came

in khan younis , the bodies of 170 martyrs were taken out of a mass grave in the nasser hospital area, according to palestinian sources. about 500 martyrs are buried in this grave. these people were martyred in numerous attacks by the zionist forces on khan yunis and nasser hospital before retreating from this city. i am currently talking with mr. hani al-maqari, a reporter for sed and sima in the south of the gaza strip. hello, mr. al-maqari, please tell me about the latest developments in the gaza strip. mr. al-maqari , can you hear me? well, it seems that our connection has not been established, my colleagues are still trying to re-establish this connection. after 3 days of continuous attack, zionist soldiers retreated along karam in the west bank. 14 palestinians in the attack zionists were martyred and dozens of people were injured during the nurshams prison. across the west bank towards the martyrs of the camp. nurshams, the nationwide strike has been declared, the soldiers and the zionist settlers targeted the rescuers and ambulances in their attacks . in these attacks, the dri

parvez khan's movie was shown online. this film work that has been on the silver screen for the first time since the end of last year the bar was screened at the fajr film festival and will be available to the audience from the 7th of may. he was born in the first days of april 1311 in marvadt and grew up in abadan. since he was a teenager, he became very interested in the green rectangle. parviz dehdari, known as parviz khan , is the same person who could not continue playing football due to illness in his youth, but in the 60s , he continued to coach the national team despite the resignation of 14 of his players, and his name became known as our team. in front of the opposing teams , he has a significant advantage in terms of spirit. now, with the combination of cinema and football, this is the story of life football coach parvez khan's film story is a film directed by ali thaghafi and produced by ata panahi , which was shown for the first time in 4l and 2nd fajr film festival. parviz khaniz was one of the difficult and

the fifth edition of mirza taqi khan amirkabir's book has reached the fifth edition. this book is a work by abbas iqbal ashtiani. we can raise our heads again and be proud of the people of the world, mirza taghi khan amir kabir, whose career period at the same time as the qajar dynasty, there was a man who was called rostade daneshmand and later became the chancellor of the court. qajar, you can be sure that i died in the world of my vassals and up to this moment i have never betrayed or disobedience. all these activities are described in the book of mirza taqi khan amirkabir, written by abbas iqbal ashtiani, one of the students of this darulfan school. a book that is part of it. dedicated to the establishment of this leading school in the field of education . dar al-funun school was established 172 years ago. the goal is to teach science and technology be there are various courses in this school, all of which were designed by amir kabir himself. the book that iqbal wrote in the last years of his life and the events of the qajar era with a historical tone. a lot of ev

so we're thrilled, chair khan, that a we can have this conversation today. and and we're equally thrilled to have worked with our par merits -- partners on the 2023 merger guidelines. we are e really proud of the work product, and we think it embodies some is really important and significant principles. and first and foremost, the merger guidelines start with a really important question. how does competition work in this particular market when we evaluate a merger. and making sure that we are protecting competition, the competitive process, because with it results in so many wonderful benefits for society whether that's better wage for a worker or a lower price for a consumer, more opportunity for information to be shared among citizens which is so critical to the political discourse. and so it's, it's an important first question. it's also -- we talk about in the merger guidelines that we developed how antitrust in the united states' merger review is a risk assessment. so what we're trying to do is we're trying to assess the likelihood that the merger may b

hamed hamami, ged zainel khan esfarieh, sda news agency. club football competitions. in europe , manchester city's attempt to reach the top of the table and saud is one point behind betis in spain and lazio in italy. in the opening match of the 31st week of the spanish la liga, betis has defeated celta vigo by 1 point with 45 points and paul saud is in seventh place. today, in the most important games , majorca will play against real madrid and cadiz will play against barcelona. in the other two games, girona will play against atlético madrid and rayo vallecano will play against khatafe. to in the table, real madrid is the leader with 75 points, barcelona is the second with 67 points, and girona is in the third place with 65 points . the 32nd week of the italian serie a started with one game . defeated ro and climbed to seventh place with 39 points. later today, in the most important match, torino will play against the third-ranked juventus. in other games, lecce will face empoli and bologna will face montesa. inter leads the table with 82 points and milan is second w

displaced palestinians start returning to the gazan city of khan younis.of war. the next phase of the post office horizon inquiry begins this week. former subpostmasters tell the bbc those responsible must be held to account. hundreds of rohingya muslims are being conscripted to fight for myanmar�*s militaryjunta, a bbc investigation finds. millions of people are gearing up for a total solar eclipse, which will plunge parts of north america into darkness. hello, i'm anna foster. we start in the middle east, where israel appears to be moving to a new phase of its military operation in gaza. displaced people from the southern gazan city of khan younis have started returning home, after the israel defense forces said they have withdrawn all of their maneuvering ground forces from that area — leaving just one brigade. israel's defence minister, yoav gallant, said troops have been pulled out to prepare for future missions, including into the now overcrowded city of rafah. much of the khan younis area is now in ruins, after months of bombardment and heavy confli

that's the mayor of london sadiq khan reacting to the events in hainault.t. with more on this let's talk to our reporter courtney bembridge. we have had a statement in the last half an hour from the local mp, courtney? yeah that's right. i'm in the newsroom where teams are working to update the live page you can see behind me, all the latest lines and reaction is being published there, including an updated statement from the local member of parliament wes streeting. ijust want the local member of parliament wes streeting. i just want to read the local member of parliament wes streeting. ijust want to read to you some of what he said. "our whole community will be devastated by the heartbreaking news that a 13—year—old boy was killed in the horrific sword attack in hainault this morning that saw five others injured, including two metropolitan police officers. he goes on to say i can't imagine what that poor boy's family are going through and they have my deepest heartfelt condolences. my prayers are also with the other victims of this horrific attack and thei

khan younis has been destroyed. it all needs to be rebuilt now.ive in, let alone human being. translation: | wasn't . expecting this destruction. our biggest request is that they withdrew from our land. it's better for us to have tents on the rubble of our home rather than being displaced. hamas launched rockets from khan younis, the army said, even as its troops withdrew. it hit back with airstrikes. israel's prime minister has promised total victory in this war, but hamas is still fighting and the withdrawal leaves just a skeleton israeli presence across the middle of the strip. this is being presented as a temporary tactical withdrawal and that buys benjamin netanyahu more time. under american pressure to agree a cease fire deal and pressure from his own cabinet to keep the war going, he's framing this as a pause, not an end in the fighting, keeping both foreign and domestic allies on track. translation: we are working constantly to attain our objectives. first and foremost, the release of all of our hostages and the achieving of total victory

the most severe attacks were reported from the east of rafah khan yunis, nusirat and bitlahia. dozens of palestinians were martyred and wounded. at the same time, the gaza relief organization announced the discovery of the bodies of 42 other martyrs in the area of ​​nasser hospital in khan younouz and 9 martyrs in other areas of this city. gave these people were attacked by the zionists in khan yunus last months. they were martyred and the bodies of 324 of them have been identified so far. the gaza ministry of health announced that the zionist regime martyred more than 2,000 people in khan yunus and buried them in mass graves. this morning there were fierce clashes between the fighters. the resistance of the zionist soldiers in nusirat has been put down. also , the zionist army has announced the death of one of its officers with the rank of major during ground battles in the north of the gaza strip. well, we are going to rafah in the south of the gaza strip, and he has established contact with my colleague, mr hani al-maqari, journalist of radio and television, i am greeting yo

this is video from khan fire overnight. it shows you just how big and dangerous this fire was when the firefighters arrived around 1030 last night. this was a vacant three story commercial building, not far from concord, bart. as i mentioned, it is bordered by three streets east sunset and clayton and it is, for all intents and purposes, destroyed. according to khan fire, who we spoke to earlier. this is video taken by other people who are about a block or two away. again, it gives you a good sense of just how bad this fire was. khan fire tells us that they did immediately search the building to make sure no one was inside. fortunately, they did not find anyone and because the structure was already at least 50% involved and the roof already collapsing, or at least in danger of collapsing, they went into defensive mode, which meant they stayed outside on the street at a safe distance. they poured water on the fire and made sure it didn't spread to other structures. now, the biggest challenge for this one is, of course, the s

khan younis has been destroyed. it all needs to be rebuilt now.not suitable for animal to live in, let alone human being. translation: | wasn't . expecting this destruction. our biggest request is that they withdrew from our land. it's better for us to have tents on the rubble of our home rather than being displaced. hamas launched rockets from khan younis, the army said, even as its troops withdrew. it hit back with airstrikes. israel's prime minister has promised total victory in this war, but hamas is still fighting and the withdrawal leaves just a skeleton israeli presence across the middle of the strip. this is being presented as a temporary tactical withdrawal and that buys benjamin netanyahu more time. under american pressure to agree a cease fire deal and pressure from his own cabinet to keep the war going, he's framing this as a pause, not an end in the fighting, keeping both foreign and domestic allies on track. translation: we are working constantly to l attain our objectives. first and foremost, the release of all of our hostages and t

khan, thank you for joining us.rious to get your thoughts on why you decided to speak out publicly in support of adeel mangi. did the vitriol republicans spew at that hearing resonate with you or feel familiar to you? >> aymin, thank you, happy easter to you and your audience. some of us still continue to believe in american fairness, and it is that concerned that some members of our senate are not displaying that fairness toward this candidate. and it becomes necessary for all of us who believe in american fairness that we must speak when the need arises. under that sentiment, i spoke. >> and i want to be clear, here, is not just the republicans that are blocking mr. mangi's nomination, his future on the benches in jeopardy due to the refusal of three democrats to support him. two of those senators are doing so over debunked claims that mangi is somehow anti-police. what do you make of the position, and the role these democrats are playing, here? >> i hope they will reconsider after watching your program. that is t

khan yunis has been destroyed. it all needs to be rebuilt now. live in, let alone human being. translation: | wasn't . expecting this destruction. our biggest request is that they withdrew from our land. it's better for us to have tents on the rubble of our home rather than being displaced. hamas launched rockets from khan younis, the army said, even as its troops withdrew. it hit back with airstrikes. israel's prime minister has promised total victory in this war, but hamas is still fighting and the withdrawal leaves just a skeleton israeli presence across the middle of the strip. this is being presented as a temporary tactical withdrawal and that buys benjamin netanyahu more time. under american pressure to agree a cease fire deal and pressure from his own cabinet to keep the war going, he's framing this as a pause, not an end in the fighting, keeping both foreign and domestic allies on track. translation: we are working - constantly to attain our objectives. first and foremost, the release of all of our hostages and the achieving of total vict

attack on khan yunus, the bodies of many martyrs were disintegrated under the rubble. the bodies of a number of martyrs are also from inside and around shafa medical complex in gaza was taken out. this medical community was in the hands of the zionist military for a long time and was destroyed by the zionist attacks. according to the palestinian ministry of health , in the last 24 hours, the zionists martyred 32 more palestinians in different areas, including rafah . in this way, the number of martyrs of the zionist regime's attacks on the gaza strip reached 3,327 and the number of injured. in the west bank , zionist soldiers shot and killed a palestinian woman in the jordan valley. in lebanon , four hezbollah fighters, including abbas jafar the commander of hezbollah's rizwan force was martyred in the zionist attacks. in the continuation of the resistance attacks against the zionist enemy, the quds battalions of a tank. merkava targeted the four armies of the zionist regime . in gaza city, the occupying forces were targeted with several resistance missiles. the al-aqs

because sadiq khan under, sadiq.ltimately also the commissioner of the metropolitan police . so how has the met been police. so how has the met been doing? in terms of women feeling safe? we had this , report by safe? we had this, report by dame louise casey, which was quite an indictment saying, the institution that is the metropolitan police is institutionally homophobic, sexist and harbouring those with racist attitudes . i'm a bit racist attitudes. i'm a bit sceptical when it comes to structural racism, because we hear so much of it and it's so much ingrained with the with the ideology and the rhetoric of the woke. but nonetheless, this is sadiq khan and he wants to his stance for election next month as the mayor of london. and he he wants to, assure the voters and women that , you know, they and women that, you know, they are safe and they haven't been. and he acknowledges that the question is whether or not they would they would believe he's the right person to make london safer for them , because he safer for

he's since been summoned to an urgent meeting today with the mayor of london, sadiq khan.met have come under fire for the way pro—palestinian marches have been accused of turning london into a no—go zone forjewish people. in a bid to mend those relations, he will also speak withjewish groups today. if i remain here, you will arrest me? mr falter has been invited to a private meeting with the met, which he has accepted. louisa pilbeam, bbc news. earlier i asked independent adviser to uk government on antisemitism lord john mann if sir mark rowley should stay in his post. he's one of the experts on counterterrorism in this country, the best the police has got, the most experienced. and that's by far the most dangerous threat that the country and the jewish community faces. and so i've spoken withjewish community leaders over the weekend, and there's no demand from them for him to resign. none whatsoever. he should stay in his post. and i'm pleased he's meeting thejewish community. in fact, there's a meeting taking place within the hour and that a weekly meetings between the

this is khan younis now.doucet. khan younis seems to be a devastated city. we have entire neighbourhoods which have been flattened down. you have few people now going back to khan younis trying to assess if they can come back or not. my fear is that, even if they believe they can come back, that there might be hundreds, if not thousands of unexploded ordinances — that means it would be infected also for the children and highly dangerous. and you have the resources, the capacity to help gazans resettle, even if it's an attempt? you know, today it's already a race against the clock to try to reverse the looming famine in the gaza strip. we do not have enough resources to help hundreds of thousands of people who might go back to khan younis. you also have to take into consideration that the hundreds of thousands of people might be forced to be moved if there is an offensive that takes place in rafah. mona, let's come back to you because plenty of allies of israel have formed against going into rafah, get benjami

she's been sharing her story with our reporter srosh khan.ll this evening is zainab alema. she's out to smash stereotypes in rugby. zainab alema is making her mark. this was her ahead of the england match against south africa at last year's world cup. she's breaking down barriers and opponents in a sport played by few muslim women. there's probably other muslim women that want to play sport — and might not even be rugby — or want to do something, step out of their comfort zone or step out of the box that society puts us in. and i think it's really important to be the change you want to see. i want to leave a legacy. like, that's just something i've built in me. what you bring to the table when you're a rugby player — you know, the physicality, the mental strength, the resilience — i feel a lot of those qualities you find in a lot of women. the 31—year—old who wears the hijab feels herfaith has played a large part in her identity within the sport. people look at me and definitely theyjust know that i'm muslim. and i love that and i love that i

from khan yunis after 4 months, and after that.r months, khanyounis was defeated. after 3 days of israel's withdrawal from the gaza strip, hamas took control of khanyounis, which means that israel could not defeat hamas, it is clear that they do not have the power to defeat iran, even america does not have the power to defeat iran, because america did not have the power to defeat afghanistan. allah is the greatest. i testify that there is no god but allah . i testify that there is no god but allah. i testify that muhammad is the messenger of god . i testify that muhammad is the messenger of god. hai ali khair al-alam hai ali khair al-alam allah akbar allah akbar la allah art takes us to a world of colors and designs. knots are woven into knots to make a lasting carpet irani, with the advice of the most expert experts, the variety in the price is suitable for every cost, purchase installments, the breadth and variety are rare in the city of hand-woven carpets, the largest specialized reference for hand-woven carpets in the country o

yeah, the israeli authorities are saying their mission in khan . are saying their mission in khan younis and that these troops are now being prepared for future operations in gaza. i think the israelis are under a lot of pressure, especially from the americans, to de—escalate the conflict. i think the big question here is about what will happen in rafah. because the israelis have been saying that it is essential to launch a major offensive into rafah. this is why they say hamas still has four active units and they say it is imperative to enter rafah to destroy those units and to be able to claim victory. the problem is more thani million palestinians are now sheltering in rafah in overcrowded camps, in crowded shelters. there have been concerns that any kind of major military offensive in rafah could lead to a humanitarian catastrophe. i think virtually everyone outside israel is against the idea of a major military offensive in rafah. the israelis say they have a plan to evacuate civilians. the americans say this is not enough, they think the israelis should instead launch targeted oper

the devastating scenes, the satellite images of khan younis.ues to say that it only targets hamas fighters and leaders as well as its infrastructure, but those kinds of shocking images, that's the canon which says that the fasting has ended. we are reaching the end of the holy month of ramadan, those are the cannons that sound when the day is fast has ended. �* sound when the day is fast has ended. ~ . ., , ., ., ended. the cia director is in cairo we know that. — ended. the cia director is in cairo we know that, with _ ended. the cia director is in cairo we know that, with the _ ended. the cia director is in cairo we know that, with the red - ended. the cia director is in cairo| we know that, with the red reports in the last 2a hours that the us is chairing those talks for the first time to ensure maximum pressure. where are we when it comes to a new cease—fire and hostage deal? the cease-fire and hostage deal? the situation is _ cease—fire and hostage deal? tue: situation is still cease—fire and hostage deal? tte: situation is still very diff

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football is the story of parviz khan. directed by ali thaqfi and produced by ata panahi, it was shown for the first time at the 42nd fajr film festival. parviz khaniz was one of the difficult and complicated points in production. but i was lucky to have a very good and first class group behind me. and crystal simorgh is the best the editing and crystal simorgh make the best first film his own. mr. dehdari's character and flying personality was more important to me than anything else that can be seen in this movie. i came here today to say that i want to form a national team from scratch , parviz khan, who is a product of the organization. ojast media art appeared on the silver screen of cinemas from the last days of last year and was welcomed by the audience. and now its online show started on friday, the seventh of may. sir, i fought on the ground for you. mohsa khavari of sed and sima news agency. the beginning of the 3rd national pajwak radio documentary festival this festival has four special main sections. it has mai

defeated in khan yunus . 3 days have passed since israel withdrew from the gaza strip. hamas took control of khanyounes, which means that israel was able to defeat hamas. it is clear that they do not have the power to defeat iran. even america does not have the strength to defeat iran. because america did not have the power to defeat afghanistan. haredi jew מעעם מהותו, מעעם היותו ערדי, עעע הישות שלו זועקת, מעעם, נמות ולא נתקייס. ism is now judaism and only invented 200 years ago ism was only invented 200 years ago. we don't want to fight with anyone, we just want to leave us as christians who keep the torah and mitzvot on pourra jamais contrarier la volonté divine et rentrer dans une armée qui contrarie complètement la volonté divine de la torah, donc ça sera impossible, alors on est là pour dire nous, tant qu'on viv, on pourra jamais acceder à cette armée-là , but their main goal in this army, they call it in hebrew, they want... to be a melting pot for everybody to turn into the kind of israeli they would wish to see them, we don't wish to be the kind of israeli they

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and what the idf is saying that it is done here is pulled its ground forces out of khan yunis. they've been in there for the past three or more months since december and the idf says, is this is effectively marking an end of ground operations in gaza in there current form. now we've been down along the border today. the war is clearly far from over. we've seen airstrikes going into the khan younis area and the hundred and 60 division, the idf says, along with the nahal brigade, will remain in the north of gaza. this perhaps potentially changes the dynamic a little around the negotiating table in cairo when the cia chief or mossad chief the egyptians, the katara is as well all get that to discuss how a ceasefire and hostage release can be arranged at with hamas are bent so many sticking points potentially this changes the situation however, what the the f is very clear about that they maintain a significant force, particularly in the north of gaza, the potential for a ground operation into rafah remains and that they say these troops here from the 98th are coming out to recover

well, i'm joined down the line again by shoaib khan , the line again by shoaib khan, immigration lawyer. and you know the point that martin howe was making is that this was all well and good over 70 years ago. we know why the court was set up. we know what the convention was for. but through judicial activism, it's now on overreach. what say you to that ? what say you to that? >> yeah. hi. i'm not sure what we mean by judicial overreach, really. i mean, if we give, you know, judges a duty that they have to adjudicate cases according to a certain law, then that's a duty they should do that, but secondly, i think, you know, need just know, i mean, we need to just look statistics or the look at the statistics or the figures see it's hardly an figures to see it's hardly an interventionist every interventionist court, every year have two, three, year we have maybe two, three, four at the most judgements against uk. that's against the uk. that's absolutely , terms absolutely nothing, in terms of the percentage cases, only the percentage of cases, only 2, 3, of cases brought against 3, 4% of c

the head of the ftc, lina khan. khan it's going to be unbeevable.st, as many of you are aware, the news has been pretty bleak recently. the past two, three... hundred years. listen, but this weeke, there was one story that was so disturbing, so dark, even the news couldn't handl . >> in r editial discussio is morning, weere asd not videbecause of itsiolentnds sturbing nature. >>ideo, ich we are intentionally choosing not to show you. >> we're not going to show because of how dturbing it is. i was extrely disturbedo see this. >> horrible, horrible, violent imagery. imagery. and dehumanizing >> we're only going to show you a clip of this briefly. >> a right thas enough, let's take it down. >> jon: i didn't get to see it at all! this has got to be devastating. news channels show images from ukraine, from gaza, from natural disasters. they get through them dispassionately. i can't imagine how devastating this footage must be. >> fmer prident donald tmp shared video, this one, on h uth soal accnt fturing imagef presint joeiden hogtied on t back a picp tr

the troops left khan yunus to prepare for their upcoming mission. with the destruction of the enemy's targets, hamas stopped its activities throughout the gaza strip. but moments before this speech, 14 zionists were killed by hamas at zero distance in yunis' house and many armored personnel carriers were destroyed, the military expert of haras newspaper said that while the army withdrew its forces from khan younis, it was unable to reach any of the main targets. including the assassination of yahya sanwar and muhammad from below and delivered lies to us about destroying the hamas movement they gave. the islamic resistance of iraq announced that it has targeted the zionist settlement of esqlan and the oil port of esqlan in the last 72 hours with the appropriate weapons in the territories mentioned in the statement of the islamic resistance of iraq to support the people of gaza. a ballistic missile was used. quds news channel reported about the drone attack on the port of amourash in the south of the occupied territories and the sounding of the danger