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they gave the land and may god bless them, under what conditions did they give the land, how much is 40 million , and 20 million will they return, again, this 20 tomans was taken because of land acquisition or branches, and this is not because of the road and infrastructure, and now it means that the land is free. yes , you were satisfied with this model, which, yes, god bless them , got it from the governor, he worked hard , he was very persistent, he worked hard from the housing manager. here, mr. mousavi's leadership is extremely persistent and people-oriented, which means that every hour you go, no matter what time you go, or at the same moment, the phone and he was following up. at all, your card is our god's attorney , thank you very much. at all, if someone says that mr. mousavi is the foundation of these children, he will start praising him because he is seen by the people as a man who has tried. let's have it, people will own land, all this land is on his side, he can build whatever he wants, he wants to build a house, he can enjoy his life in it, he can always enjoy it , i

or land held in f?you, congressman. i wouldn't say yes to that, but the troubles we face in this legislation as we don't know the consequences and how it would interact with two centuries of case law that have been built on top of the nonintercourse act and how it would affect of the thetenure and other places in or contexts. >> okay so not a yes, but an issue. two of them i think we're west of the mississippi so there' whole bunch of states that didn't have the legal status at the time. i think tribes these days are certainly up to the task of figuring out how to protect themselves and we've heard testimony today about the ability to do simple transactions and the title insurance is tainted or seen as impossible so that reflects and restricts the ability. i don't know that they'd need that much protection from themselves as the department is asserting. i appreciate the time and i will yield back. >> thank you. the chair recognizes herself. over the past ten years do you know how many leases the departm

we will tetell you whahat to wa for. . >>> prepare for landing, lunar landing. so-called 20 minutes of terror are nearly over for japan, hoping to complete its first ever landing of a robotic explorer on the moon. it just started its vertical decent. there's just 328 feet of wiggle room for a safe landing. that's smaller than the size of a football field. so, let's hope the craft nicknamed the moon sniper lives up to its name. cnn's kristen fisher is keeping an eye on that landing, along with us right here. what does this mission hene for the future of space? it's particularly for japan. i know everyone's very excited. >> yeah. well, for japan, i mean, just think about it. up until this point, only four countries have successfully been able to land a spacecraft on the moon. and only two so far this century. china and india. so, for japan to enter that rank of countries would be just a huge deal for that country, especially since there have been so many recent failures. i mean, what japan is trying to do right now -- and sara, they are just, as you said, a few fe

land land use changes and leave it to hadi's plans. regarding this issue, if another factor intervenes in this field and causes the framework of the plan not to be followed, we have to find that factor. one of the factors that allow this change of uses for example, he has given some exceptions, which are very many. sometimes and somewhere, there is a question of annexation to arbitrary structures that are actually pressured from the outside, and they raise the issue of revising the plan, and before the revision , they raise the question of annexation to the structure. joining yes joining. in fact , to tell the truth , they are brought to the collection through external pressures, and sometimes permission to change their use is taken, such as where many places, many places especially. friends who have more valuable context , like the north of the country, well, these issues are much more visible, so hadi's plan is to blame here. it's not the case in my opinion, but it doesn't seem to have the ability to deal with it, while if we summari

denys, is the price of land leases already increasing with the innovation? there prospects for an increase in value? well, actually, if we look, in two years of the war, there was no big increase in the price position for land happened, it rose within 10%, and then in those regions where a relatively calm period was observed, well, let's say so, without active hostilities, and in particular, this happened at the expense of relocated enterprises, in particular in western ukraine, there in the lviv region, on in ternopil region, in ivano-frankivsk region, we really observed growth there of more than 10%, but in ukraine as a whole , the average hectare is worth within a thousand 1,500 dollars, what will happen with the entry of legal entities, it is very difficult to predict now, because i emphasize, in fact there will be none competition, because in order for the price to grow, there must be competition, that is, there must be representatives of medium, small , and large businesses who bargain with each other and offer the land owner the best price for which h

apparently the land has many secrets. the unearthing of the scrolls in 1947, just year before the establishment of israel is more like a miracle because some records were completely intact. in fact, the scrolls were valuable documents that could challenge many concepts, including the notion of israel. sometime later, the dead sea squrles were announced to belong to 150 bc. all the rest of the documents are not published. the few revealed ones tell a strange story of the history of the land of palestine. the writers of the scrolls lived in the caves, in secret and away from the eyes of the rulers. why did people live in secret and underground? what were they running away from? the answer to the question was in parts of the scrolls that were never published and remained secret forever. the ben ezra synagogue cairo. the records in this old synagogin contain strange parts of past events. jewish business and aristocracy from asia to africa and from there to europe and even the volga in the eastern regions. since christianity b

well, when a land is excluded from the scope of the conservation of land use law, it is very obvioust it is possible. the change of use will increase significantly, more than 100 thousand hectares, now i think, i don't know, 145 thousand hectares, if i'm not mistaken, now between 100 and 150 thousand hectares of valuable agricultural land in 3 northern provinces of the country had entered the border, which is unnecessary. it had entered the scope of the rural conductor plans unnecessarily when the general inspection organization of the country found that it had entered, and it was reviewed again. that we bring the argument that because it causes you to organize it is being built, so it has a positive effect on reducing the change of use. the reality of the situation is not like that . e.d. is still dealing with the main issue, he is determining the assignment, the network of roads is okay, it is very good, it should be defined, where is the main street, the alleys, i don't know what the roads are like, where should they be tabulated, and where should the uses be, for example, the res

the price of land is the price of people 's suffering . we don't talk, although the law also says that iran's land price is managed floating, now i will enter the topic of the law i don't want to become that's why, but we said that the exchange rate is a product of three markets, the product market, the capital market , and the money market . if we understand this, mr. hassan khani, please answer this. well, of course, it should be stable , but you have to control those three markets . if you want it to be stable, if you want the child's fever not to rise, you have to control the infection in his body. do not go and tamper with the thermometer, but this is what they say , this is the theory. it happened. i want to review the space before and after the revolution. now , if i don't have time before the revolution, i will review after the revolution. if necessary, i will go back from 1300 to 1357 and from 1957 to today . let's review what theory is based on. now, whatever policy has been made, we will arrive at the basis of which the exchange

they have reached new virgin lands. by forming a british contingent, giovanni opened the british to the northern lands of the american continent. although giovanni did not reach the east, he returned to the court of henry vii with his hands full. 40 years later, the french arrived and jacques cartier stepped into the mouth of the saint laurent river and established a french colony and gave the area the local name kanata, which means village. during 3 centuries, this land was a place of conflict between the colonial powers, especially britain and france . it ended in 1763. it was in 184 that canada became a colony with a quasi-federal system, until it finally achieved independence in 108, but it was still under the crown of the queen of england. during this period, the europeans gradually invaded the lands of the new continent and the number of troops and immigrants who came to the new colonies increased day by day . new colonies are lands of opportunity for immigrant europeans. a land where they can start their new life

we are now landing. the _ we are now landing. the cheers - we are now landing. the cheers went upl we are now landing. i the cheers went up as we are now landing. - the cheers went up as if we we are now landing. _ the cheers went up as if we had just scored the winning goal in the world cup. it was incredible. the whole place was just hearing. —— just cheering. another storm is due to hit the uk tomorrow night, storm jostling, bringing strong winds. matt taylor from the weather centre is with us now. this will be the tenth named storm of the season. why have we had so many storms in such quick succession? yes. why have we had so many storms in such quick succession?— such quick succession? yes, it has been an incredibly _ such quick succession? yes, it has been an incredibly stormy - such quick succession? yes, it has been an incredibly stormy season. j been an incredibly stormy season. it is shaping up to be our stormiest speu it is shaping up to be our stormiest spell since the naming of storm started back in 2015. each season is different from the one before

the price of land by order. if someone has this idea or makes the mistake that the price of land can be determined by order , it is like a person who stays up at night with a fever. the reactions inside the child's body are what he does to lower the child's fever . he puts an ice cube next to the thermometer. the fever goes down a lot, but the child's fever has not really come down. when we find out that the exchange rate is the result of balance. the economy and especially the balance of these three markets will be understood when the stabilization of the land price in the form of an order is impossible if we want, but the price of land is stable, what we have to do is to increase interest in the product market compared to america, we have to increase our interest rate , our real interest rate compared to america, and we have to correct the expectations in the economy. regarding the future of the country's economy compared to the economy of origin. with which we are measuring iran, but in iran's economy, unfort

any sense of how that launched land? there's a great example of what artifacts can reveal about history. this one did not goery well. here's a picture from that day after the soviet union successfully launched one and two, the u.s. tried to race ahead and compete to launch their own satellite and it ended in a disaster on the launchpad and never made it to orbit. the u.s. would be successful though not that long after in the beginning of 1958 but this is a great example of the space race and the competition between the u.s. and soviet union and how they look to space exploration and spaceflight to demonstrate national capabilities. here's another example of an object that revealed the competition between the soviet union and the united states. one is from the soviet union, the one onn the left and the other both of these stamps showcase early human spaceflights and john glenn's flight for the united states. if you take a look at the stamps, they reveal how the different countries were projecting their space program abroa

, it's using various means to do that, it's confiscating lot of land, declaring it state land, it's creatingup in alaqaba, he was forced to move to the neighboring area b town of tasir. he now commutes back to each day to supervise production in the community. انا وامي ابوي متوفي كنت انا وامي وتسعه اخوي لي تسعه وامي 10 عايشين في الغرفتين هذول وبقوا الاسرائيليين مانعينا نبني غرفه نظيف عليهم او حتى حمام ممنوع احنا قالوا لنا هذول موجودات بظلن موجودات بدكم تعيشوا فيهم بدكم تعيشوا فيهم روحوا على تياسير على طوباص على نابلس في عننا مشكله المهم هذول بضلين هيش تاكعن وخلص ما لكم شيون فنحن صمدنا وظلينا هناك بس انا يوم تجوزت. انجبرت اني اجي اشتري وابني واقعد هون لانه ما فيش مجال لانه انا صار عندي عيله يعني فوق اخوتي تسعه صار عندي عائله اولاد اثنين صغار يعني بعد ما صار عندي اولاد اثنين صغار انجبرت اني اشتري واستقر وابن ultimately what israel wants is it wants it all it wants the whole of the west bank the question is whether it can get away with doing that and it certainly can't get away with doing it in one fell swoop so what it's doing is what famous israeli general called, masodan called creeping anne

moreover, new land plots will be added.thing i would like to note is that not all land plots can be provided only upon application; some plots cannot. can be implemented only based on the results of the auction, the conditions for the provision of a specific land plot, they are described in principle in this system; to obtain more detailed information, you must contact the specific the executive committee, contacts are also indicated there, the contact number of a specific specialist who can explain all the information of interest. convenience for users is the main goal of the state property committee system. this week, new approaches to the technical inventory of real estate began to work. an extraterritorial design principle is provided. kaza, that is, now you do not need to go to a specific city to complete the procedure, you can choose the organization that will carry out the inventory yourself, and this is not all innovations. new by resolution of the state property committee, the procedure for making changes to docume

you construct your land and teach you the economics in a good, harmless way. our country has enough qualified and willing people to properly invest in our land and elevate our states affairs without the intervention of the jews. but if the jews came to your country, they build the unplanted lands, which are an excess to your people's needs. there are no unplanted lands in our country, except for some small areas. that are unfit for agriculture, we will definitely have to plant and invest in them in the future, because our people reproduce in big numbers, thank god, each one of us has an average of seven children, we must prepare lands for them, we have heard that you are one of the founding zionist leaders, i'm not one of the zionists, we know that you're one of the key zionist leaders, you've all had to fight with the zionists, as a result , they didn't have enough time and power to they also hindered them from trying for their economic growth and agricultural prosperity. the simmering tensions between arabs and zionist jews boiled over when they met in jerus

midlands, and we landed in paris last niuht. .iuht. u, . ., , last night. nicola did eventually aet back last night. nicola did eventually get back to _ last night. nicola did eventually get back to dublin _ last night. nicola did eventually get back to dublin last - last night. nicola did eventually get back to dublin last night - last night. nicola did eventually i get back to dublin last night after several hours waiting in paris. why did all these flights and up so far away but you mark a lot of the normal diversion routes were not possible because the weather was so bad in so many parts of the uk, and airports where you could lend, that had space with planes is up quickly, meaning there was left, hence the fact that hundreds, perhaps thousands of people like nicola, ended up hundreds of miles from where they wanted to be. that was nick eardley. joining us now is cormac kelly. he's been caught up in the delays, and is currently stuck in liverpool waiting for his flight home. he had much about divergence. welcome to bbc news, t

as a result, israel occupies more land. the main factor in the arab's defeat was a support of the united states, advanced telecommunications equipment and espionage activities. more importantly, it was the fate of palestine which was on the line. after the war, the area of israel tripples, many become refugees and the remaining people are trapped under israeli rule, grief. and sorrow have engulfed the arabs. in 1967, the united nations adopted a resolution in the hope that israel would withdraw from the occupied lands. however, israel conditions its withdraw from the occupied territories on the recognition of its legitimacy. this is vital to them. in response, arabs emphasized three things: no peace, no negotiations, and no... recognition of israel. three years after the six day war, israel does not relinquish any of the occupied lands. they make excuses, for example, they do not return the sinai desert to egypt under the pretext of israeli security. therefore, in 1973, egypt and syria launch attacks to forcibly reclaim the

there is a problem, unequivocally, because the number really increases 100 times piles of land in thee hands, from 100 hectares to 10,000 , and since we have a program about money, i will give one argument why the average small agrarian business is worried, only in the 23rd year due to the low price of the raw meat that we sell, losses commodity producers is more than 3 billion dollars, i am not counting two years in general, if we are talking about direct and indirect losses of more than 46 billion dollars, of course in the 21st year, when the first stage of land reform began, we had other indicators, we had one of the best harvests, and in principle the trend for the next few years would have to develop the agricultural sector, but the war made its adjustments, people became poorer, many stopped economic activity, those who did not stop survive, i tell you frankly, survive at the expense of what is credited, recredited. and, of course, we understand that since january 1, when such limits were raised, it creates additional stress for the work of medium and small commodity producers,

we want to land? now the idea is that a higher precision of it's still about 100 meters, but it's, you know, in terms of coverage and comforters, it's quite good. the idea is to land where we want to go, where the points of interest nearby may be, what our visit was, for example. now the, the last month moon mission is more than 50 years ago. 52 years ago. apollo 17 i believe on now. recently everybody's gonna go back to the moon, what's, what's the rush? why is it, why is that what, what are you going? well, it is different reasons and it had to have different reasons for different actors, of course. but one big thing and one big. yeah. reason for money is that they want to show that the one to demonstrate that know how the technical power. so this, we should not neglect that negatively. but of course, there's also there different reasons, different other reasons as well that has, since water has been discovered mostly on the pulse of the moon. and the interest has gone up again because when you can

efforts on the rural land, the agricultural land, um, the the largest part of the west bank, and so slowlyut 52 communities without any kind of service, it's denied by the incubation to have even if fresh water they can hear running in the pipes under their feet, but they can't drink from it, the electricity wires is crossing over their tent, but they can't, it's just for the zinest jewish colony in the jordan valley, people stay in the jordan valley, because they feel that it's just the only place where they can have their own dignity, and those people who are staying without all kind of the service, they belong, they are part of the soil. "they are part of the climate and they will never leave. many people over the years have moved out of alaqaba, but you stayed. why did you decide to stay when many people, many families? كلام سليم. انا رايح اموت هون في العقبه لانه هي الارض. عن عن ابا وجد ترتها، هي ارض ابائي واجدادي.". اللي رعت ياسير ما له شيون لكن اللي له ارض الارض هي هي هي الدم الانسان انا شو بدي اروح اسوي فيها ياسير شو اللي في هاه ياسير بدي اتفرج على الشوارع ولا اتفرج على الدور طيب هي

coming into land at the airport. as it was landing it seemed to collide with something and create a big explosion. and then continued down the runway and it was still on fire before coming to a stop. that fire is now spread significantly throughout the aircraft, the passenger aircraft. and it left behind the other explosion. the coast guard has confirmed there was a collision with one of its planes, a smaller plane. in the coast guard has confirmed to the bbc it is investigating the incident. the commission, the information about the commission coming from nhk, local media here in japan. coming from nhk, local media here in jaan. , ., ., coming from nhk, local media here in jaan. _, ., , japan. tell us about, for people “oininu us japan. tell us about, for people joining us now. _ japan. tell us about, for people joining us now, tell— japan. tell us about, for people joining us now, tell us - japan. tell us about, for people joining us now, tell us about. japan. tell us about, for people - joining us now, tell us abo

i refuse to live together with jewish people in one land. in one democratic system, it has been insisted, especially after the best thing best known and designated the condition of your state law. which says that, that i a sense that the munition and edits is that are in meaning. all of palestine is exclusive for jewish people. that is the problem racism. here. the choice of racism is the problem that is preventing these and prevent the solution. and this event or the stuff i just talked about different solutions, one state to state. we just wrote a book titled one state, the only democratic future for palestine, israel. and you have rejected the idea of a 2 state solution as a realistic one. why is a 2 state solution unrealistic in your estimation? well, the 2 state solution is impossible for 2 very important reasons. first of all, color just stick lee. if you look at the map, you will see that the area we should form the palestinian state is bookmarked by is randy supplement to until unless as western states or those people who support the

karaleva bonasforza, floating lands, advedala ragachoў, advedala.see the program of the city of belarus at tv channel belarus 24. millions of belarusians perished in hollow fields. remembrances have been created for the heroes and heroes. vyalikiya and small yans want historical justice and satisfy that which is why they remember the meetings. memorial complexes of belarus in the cycle memory of the earth. grodzen region, the city of lida, located on the streets, laid out in the green trees, high embankments, surrounded by white shells. this burial mound is immortal, the halls remember the city and the entire litsk district. naogul ab kurganakh there is such a legend that khaan is expressing everything about the battle and the march of the war, and he is indifferent to all his friends and family. this pile, and the stones were returned from the march, he told his people, take away the stone, and all the stones that were left behind, this is the memory of those who were not recovered from the march, and all that was lost from that hour people began t

, it's using various means to do that, it's confiscating lot of land, declaring it state land, it's creatingn alaqaba, he was forced to move to the neighboring area, b town of tasir, he now commutes back to alakabe each day to supervise production in the community's organic t-cooperative. انا كنت عايش في اسره في في بيتي يعني غرفتين اللي هم عقدين عقود قديمه. كنت انا وامي ابوي متوفي, كنت انا امي وتسعه اخوي لي تسعه وامي 10 عايشين في الغرفتين هذول وبقوا الاسرائيليين مانعينا نبني غرفه نظيف عليهم او حتى حمام ممنوع نحن قالوا لنا هذول موجودات بظلن موجوداتكم تعيشوا فيهمكم تعيشوا فيهم روحوا على تياسير على طوباس على نابلس في عننا مشكله المهم هذول بيظلين هيك عن وخلص ما لكم شيء فنحن صمدنا وظلينا هناك بس انا يوم تجوزت نجبرت اني اجي . is it wants it all, it wants the whole of the west bank, the question is whether it can get away with doing that, and it certainly can't get away with doing it in one fell swoop, so what it's doing is what famous israeli general called, masadan called, creeping annexation, it's slowly incrementally taking the land away from the palestinians and it's focusing most of its effor

have every cause to fight for their own land and to liberate their land from the zionist occupiers who came from across the border supported by the americans and by the europeans and by british and the anglo-saxons and this is why we we we fight for our own land to liberate our own land because this is our own land, we belong, they do not have a sense of belonging to this strange land to them, because it is not their own land, they came from all over the world just to occupy and to invade and to cittle so they will end up like any colonialism, like any imper... ism like any occupiers, they will end up in defeat and they will leave sooner or later palestine, and the palestine is for the palestinians, but unfortunately you see, because they are being supported by europe and they are supported by america, and then of course there are these zolots and the ultra religious and ultra... right and zionist who who far for their own geology for their own myths, they are there, so there are of course differences and spits even among the political leaders and the military leaders and they exchange

people of my land , welcome to my land, travel to the past and the present in the program of my land, when we return to the past and history we look at our country, we see that wherever our people are together and united, good things have happened, every day a question is raised in the program, which is actually an excuse for us, as well as our audience , to refer to our historical achievements and maybe as an excuse to answer this let's ask ourselves what a rich background we have. the answer to the question of the late professor mohammad taghi is a scholar. this program is a historical magazine. we have sections under the titles of memories and monuments, which are current events, and the other side of history, which is political analysis of current events. throughout the history of iran, we have the ancient section, which is about history of objects, descriptions, accents, customs. we talk about the culture of our country. we also have a section under avan that talks about architecture and the history of architecture in our country. my land is a work of the history and thought grou

there, in the land of dreams. the book, jewish state, is printed and published in thousands of copies. hurzel is regarded as a leader then on. due to the opposition of german jews to the notion of zionism, the first zinist congress was held in switzerland. hurzel participated in the congress. special ceremonies, a big claim was made, the establishment of the zinist state in palestine, various jewish organizations were formed to occupy palestine. it was approved that the process of occupation would take place gradually, primarily by workers and craftsman. the city of jafa, palestine, an old city by the sea. this is entry point for foreign. travelers, jews entered palestine from this port. the economic conditions were not suitable, administrative corruption was rampant, jafa turned out to be soft touch for jewish influence. few jewish immigrants hid their identity and secretly bought land through middlemen. the required financial resources were provided from abroad. from the lobbies in new york, toronto, montreal. b

yes, therefore, land reform, in two years in ukraine , 1% of agricultural land was sold. for myself, the next step is either a war is going on and people don't want to deal with it, or a bad bill was introduced and passed as law, and people looked at it and said, we don't like it, we don't want to own land because what... damn it, well, we won't be able to work with her somehow. your answer, which would be my 1% point of view - this quite a good result that we have in two years, even in times of a full-scale war, it corresponds to the standard, so to speak , the benchmark that exists in other countries, especially considering that in our market, it was actually only for individuals, i.e. they could buy land. plots of land could only be bought by individuals, this is a very limited market, and there were few conditions or space for this market to develop, and accordingly 1% is a pretty good indicator that demonstrates in fact that the demand yes, people want to buy, it's just that it's a rather narrow market with a lot of restrictions that didn't allow showing all the powe

he must set up a mechanism to seize the lands around jafa. after three years, some hectares of land in the north of palestine were taken over. the local people were forced to leave the area and the jewish immigration began immediately. with the expansion of the jewish population, the next... plan was implemented, taking over vacant lands, a place near java and close to the sea. the area became known as tel aviv, and its beach became the place of illegal entry of jewish immigrants into palestine. at the beginning of the 20th century, the ottoman empire was called the sick man of europe, world war i began. russia and the ottoman empire were gravely weakened, but britain was satisfied with these events. in the middle of the war, the main goal of britain was announced, palestine, a specific plan was in progress, the defeat of the arabs, the flames of war shoot up, the ottoman empire was defeated and out. is occupied. british and french representatives secretly agreed on the partitioning of the ottoman empire. in 1917, with ball four's letter to r

they did land but not a soft landing.successful soft landing of a commercial lander. commercialising space, most of the commercial activity has been driven in what's called the space for earth economy. you develop it on earth and then sent out to space. what about space for space economy, it viable? yes, absolutely. there has been a lot of interest in commercialising space for a number of decades now. it is not really that economic for space agencies like nasa and the european space agency to fund everything from the rocket to the lander and everything else that is involved. instead they can simply pay for a ride to their destination to then really invest in their science activities. that is now opening up a number of opportunities for many players in the space economy to maximise their opportunities.— economy to maximise their opportunities. gnasher started research into _ opportunities. gnasher started research into the _ opportunities. gnasher started - research into the commercialisation of space in the 1970s. up unti

so molly land will discuss the implications of this dispute. also coming up in the aftermath of the devastating wall. and if you, if he has to drive region, many residents don't know where the next meal will come from. the w takes a look at the situation on the ground. plus the gun remembers the bills warriors who forced to resist enslavement in the late 18 hundreds. and the football in bottles begin africa's top tournament kicks off in the ivory coast. we discuss what and who you should look out for the and what i'm told me on the radical welcome to the program. there's a parole in somalia because the break away state of somebody lined recently signed a deal granting if you get access to the c in the memorandum of understanding some of the land would lease a 20 to allow me to stretch of its coastline to neighboring if you, which is landlocked, you'll be ends in return would be the 1st nation to recognize the molly land as an independent country. somalia, meanwhile, has lashed out calling the deal. a violation of its sovereignty. its pledging t

the festive gospel is the very living symbol of the inextricable ties between russia and the holy landthese connections between russia, the russian church, the russian people and the church jerusalem, the first church, which was and the holy sepulcher was never interrupted even in the most difficult times, now they continue, mutual cooperation, it exists. the pilgrimage to the holy land has always, i think, throughout all eras been connected. with a certain amount of work that the pilgrim had to undertake. if we are talking about years distant from us, then we understand perfectly well that the pilgrimage itself took a long time, it was a long journey, very often grueling, very often exhausting, but the pilgrims went for it, because the very opportunity to visit the holy land was worth it. some historical moments, the path of russian pilgrims to the holy land, was akin to suicide, especially with... it was difficult for pilgrims in those days when palestine was captured by the turks. it took an average of 11 years to go to the holy city in jerusalem and back. and it was necessary to cr

, we will not allow our native land to be insulted, we will not give, our native land, land native. ande will not give, we will not give, our service came to our hearts, we like food, generous, dasha , you and i are almost heroes, well done, outside inside, hey , well done, outside, well done, outside inside, inside, well done, well done , you can't take them straight, you can't take such strength, i'll try to take it with cunning, kostyuk, where is the werewolf? i’m listening, lord, look, destroy him, lure him into the thicket of the forest , oh, fuck him, mutilate him so that his dear mother does not recognize him, so that the people turn away from him, let him not interfere with raids on their lands , i understand, i understand, take it . osman, he will help you, take care of him, he is all ours strength, in the meadows of daisy birch lands, the clear sun shines for me, my homeland, i walk on my native land, i don’t find it. i breathe freely, i can’t get enough of it, my clear-eyed homeland, you are always with me, from an early age i am attached to you, as if to my own mother. i was

we'll use what we have cooperatively has personality land. it's hoping the deal will lead to official recognition by ip . yeah. one of the things that we are very happy and we think you'll be in prime minister as we signed the agreement here. we will allow them 20 kilometers of our c and they will also recognize us as an independent state. they will become the 1st to recognize somali, let us that i was a skin regional neighbors have called for com, with some attempting to mediation to dispute. but somalia says there can be no talks until the deal is canceled. no site is shown any willingness to back down intentions are growing. and if the agreement between ethiopia and symbolic that is put into practice, many fear they will get a lot worse. vincent bother him l g 0 for insights. story that spring in august. and just to go, if you, if you is come alhashan mohammed with a member of the ethiopian parliament and nairobi. mcbride and a strategic advisor at san research. that's a political think tank covering the horn of africa and didn't come paul

the somali land declared independence from somalia in 1991. that hasn't been internationally recognized in somalia continues to claim the territory. but somali land has something, ethiopia need access to the red sea. the agreement signed in early january without ethiopia to lease a portion of symbolic allowance coast, instead of a commercial port. a naval base going to me some way land is because this will be the starting point for our cooperation with the brotherly people of somali, alarmed to grow and developed together. and this in cooperation. i'm to ensure a common secure team has done as we've repeatedly stated. we do not wish to use force on anyone lava. we'll use what we have cooperatively has personality land. it's hoping the deal will lead to official recognition by ip yeah. one of the things that we are very happy and we think you'll be in prime minister as we signed the agreement here. we will allow them 20 kilometers of our c and they will also recognize us as an independent state. they will become the 1st to recognize somali left

like netanyahu that it's not your land it's my land and this and this is basically uh why he's he's going down this route of a land graph. 'he thinks the land is his, he hasn't read his own bible. yeah, well, i mean, of course, that's why so many of the jews who really follow the torah, actually are against design is to begin with, because they say they're not supposed to actually have their own country based on the tour text. well, uh, brett, uh, the regime has now killed several of iran's islamic republic guard core members, and does it really want a direct confrontation with iran?" well, i think there might be a certain thought going around in the heads of netanyahu and his military and and and political elite that a wider conflict could be the one thing that they need in order to save them. themselves, so um, the the idea of assassinating iranian revolutionary guards, commanders and and and military advisors abroad and thereby of course violating directly the national sovereignty again of countries like syria, lebanon and and iraq, i think they are hoping in a way that iran woul

metres of the target and land within100 metres of the target site and it is going to attempt to landery important because actually we have become more picky about where we want to land on celestial bodies like the lunar or mars and we have from other munitions such as the nasa mission amazing surface maps of the moon and that means that scientists are now saying, oh i don't want tojust land, i went to land near that particular rock that looks really exciting. so with things like slim technology we are going to be able to achieve that. assuming everything goes well tonight. 50 to achieve that. assuming everything goes well tonight.— goes well tonight. so this is the recision goes well tonight. so this is the precision navigation _ goes well tonight. so this is the l precision navigation technologies your talk about which sounds very complicated but very important. what is next for generally forjapan because reports is just that a japanese astronaut could land on the moon with americans next year. japan is art of moon with americans next year. japan is part of the — moon with americans

this is when the land gains value and we look at the land as a source of financing . well, this is actually a corrupt tali, that is, a corrupt tali. which means that we do not say against preserving land use, no land should be used change the use, if the population of residents and workers in that village increases, there is no problem. let's give an increase, let's annex it , but not for the second house of a certain city, the third house of a certain city. let's turn to the lands that are not suitable for agriculture . from this point of view, look at the problem that we have in terms of the size of the rural population now. we are a country that is placed in high levels of urbanization the average rural population in the world is 43 , in the middle east, 33, in iran, 23. we are almost at the same level as europe . in terms of rural society, our idea of ​​a village should go in the same direction. ok , but this is a matter of economics. unfortunately, may lange and mr. doctor are right in saying that this is part of the attraction that still exists in the cities, an

palestine must be free, this land must be cleansed of the existence of zionism.en we say free from zionism and we say that the zionist project, that is the regime of israel must end. this regime is fake, it's an oppressive regime, and we want a free and democratic palestine with diversity and inclusive participation. this means that we palestinian. have never been against the jewish people, there's never been a difference between palestinians based on religion or skin color, ethnicity and gender. this is the palestine that we want to regain, a free palestine which extends from the river to the sea with inclusive and diverse participation, a palestine which embodies the same slogan from the river to the sea that we say, from rush han grotos, which is the border with lebanon to raffa. which is the southern border, this is palestine, but well saying from the river to the sea is beautiful is not enough. this is the historical land of palestine, which is against the two state solution, so-called solution, which means to harm this nation. the united nations voted on th

they buy land through intermediaries. the required financial resources are provided from abroad. from lodges in new york, toronto, montreal, berlin and even cairo and finally in 1905 from among all the options palestine is chosen as the final destination. after the suppression of the russian revolution, a number of disillusioned jews from different parts of europe entered palestine. they were poor workers, and of course it is a problem. some of them had a bad history. some time later, two of them in congress. world zionism is present in the hague. the output of the congress is the strengthening of the jewish colonies. a militia group is formed in the city of jaffa . they breathe violence. the jew fell from fire and blood and will rise from fire and blood. this violent group is later renamed hashomer and then hagana. he enters palestine in year 1. she he should set up a mechanism to seize the lands around jaffa. after 3 years, some hectares of land in the north of palestine will be taken over. the local people are forced t