britain and france conspired to divide the levant in a way that best suited them. but they could not agree on the future of palestine . as a result, the community of nations of palestine in the form. temporarily placed under british rule or guardianship. some christian and jewish zionist writers described palestine as a land without a nation. the non-jewish christian zionist movement 200 years ago and even before the jewish zionists themselves made the false claim that palestine is a land without a nation and a he looks at this region differently in the 20th century. in this film , we hear the words of historians and living witnesses who say that palestine at that time was not only a barren and uninhabited land, but a dynamic arab country with a developing commercial and social infrastructure. this documentary is the other side of the story of palestine. allahu akbar. this is quds. this is the voice of palestine from jerusalem. dear listeners , i greet you from the new part of our programs. the palestinian society in 1920 was a society in transition. the era of glo

trains also go to egypt and the levant region. around the second half of the 19th century, the ottomans decided to invest in creating an extensive transportation network to somehow connect jaffa to different areas of palestine. maritime transport connected jaffa to neighboring arab countries such as lebanon, egypt . the mortgage project appeared. people traveled by train between jaffa, haifa, beirut, damascus and cairo . i remember my grandfather from local music he likes lebanese music very much . he and his friends always take a taxi from the jaffa clock tower square and go to the street in beirut to see the performance of these songs. blacksmith shops and other types of shops in jaffa are only in jaffa city. there were 11 tile factories. jaffa was the main port of palestine during the ottoman era, but the port of haifa quickly replaced jaffa. in 1905, with the arrival of a branch of the hijaz railway, the port of haifa grew a lot. it had a railway from damascus. the city of daraa was in the south of syria and from there it reac

yo o sea, pues yo reaccioné y levanté el pie, levanté el pie y le di un patada al policía.co y comportamiento violento, además de obstrucción a la justicia. autoridades, por su parte, han declarado que los agentes respondieron a una llamada sobre una disputa que involucraba a un hombre ebrio que amenazaba a los miembros del personal que le dieron múltiples advertencias para que entregara al niño a otra persona. was on an influence of alcohol holding a child those officers had to get that child from him. so that child was not going to be endangered. no, no, yo no estaba tomado. yo acababa de llegar de trabajar y bajé. fue a buscar una comida para los niños. la ciudad está investigando. los hijos de la pareja quedaron al cuidado de servicios infantiles mientras estaban detenidos y hasta hace un par de horas pudieron reencontrarse. la familia fue trasladada a un refugio en brooklyn. piden que se aclare lo sucedido con las cámaras de vigilancia del lugar y de la policía, pues dicen quieren limpiar sus nombres en nueva york. karla amezola noticias. telemundo en igual de texas. l

yo o sea, pues yo reaccioné y levanté el pie, levanté el pie y le di una patada al policía.portamiento violento, además de obstrucción a la justicia. autoridades por su parte, han declarado que los agentes responden a una llamada sobre una disputa que involucraba a un hombre ebrio que amenazaba a los miembros del personal que le dieron múltiples advertencias para que entregara al niño a otra persona. un an influence of alcohol holding a child those officers have to get that child from him. so that child was not going to be endangered. la ciudad está investigando. cordero niega que estuviera en estado de ebriedad. los hijos de la pareja quedaron al cuidado de servicios infantiles mientras estaban detenidos y hasta hace un par de horas pudieron reencontrarse. la familia fue trasladada a un refugio en brooklyn. piden que se aclare lo sucedido con las cámaras de vigilancia del lugar y de la policía, pues dicen quieren limpiar sus nombres en nueva york karla amezola noticias telemundo fuerte de verdad. las imágenes bien. la entrada en vigor de la ley migratoria sb4 en texas segui

the arabs of the levant area hare escaping the ottoman turkish empire, they were mainly christians, so they were not having a very good time under that empire, they begin to migrate to the americas and the united states closes its quotas in instant, then the migration. begins to be more southwards, in the case of my family and the vast majority of palestinians live here, they came from the christian onclaves around bethlehem, especially beitjal, and there is more population now in chile than in betjal itself. ladies and gentlemen, we're interrupting the normal course of programming here on press tv to focus on the ongoing israeli genocide in gaza. palestinian resistance would hamas has present... a ceasefire proposal that includes a prisoner exchange and delivery of aid to the people in the besieged gaza strip, in a statement issued on thursday, hamas announced that it had handed the new proposal to mediators, egypt and qatar. according to reports, hamas said that it would agree to date for a permanent cease fire after the initial exchange of captives and detaines and that deadline for

the arabs of the levant area had been leaving or escaping the ottoman turkish empire, they were mainly christians, so they were not having a very good time under that empire, they begin to migrate to the americas and the united states closes its quotas in instant. then the migration begins to be more southwards, in the case of my family and the vast majority of palestinians live here, they came from the christian enclaves around bethlehem, especially bja, and there is more population now in chile than in betjella itself, and the fact is that my grandmother crossed argentina as a child around 1905, my grandfather arrived later around 1912 following his older broters. of that community which arrives through argentina realizes that there is majority of syrians and lebanese. they carry on cross the mountain range and land so to speak, in the area of san felipe, and from there they are distributed towards north and south. that is the story of my family, and according to what i have researched, it is the story of many families in betjel and the christian enclaves. well, i wrote a book called

. >> en ese momento me levantÉ y me agarrÓ una corazonada de madre.ante calor de la ciudad y otra serÍa que siguiÓ algÚn reto de su red social favorita "tik—tok". la fiscalÍa no descarta ninguna de ambas. elian: que tragedia. en colombia una bebÉ de horas de nacido fue encontrado abandonado en una zona al sur de bogotÁ. la abandonaron en la madrugada cuando la temperatura es mÁs frÍa. este es el mÁs reciente caso de un problema que es latente en ese paÍs. en lo que va del aÑo se registran 800 niÑos abandonados. maity: en mÉxico un atleta de yucatÁn y su historia a miles de kilÓmetros de su tierra. carlos se convirtiÓ en el primer mexicano en nadar en las congelante agua de la antÁrtida. la hazaÑa que sÓlo han conseguido 45 personas en todo el planeta. jessica nos cuenta cÓmo este activista a favor del ambiente uso hasta loscongeladores de fÁbricas de hielo para lograr su sueÑo. jessica: cuando se preparaba para entrar al agua estaba nevando, pero no le importÓ. carlos se sumergiÓ en una de las bahÍas casi congelada de la antÁrtica el pasado 24 de febr

the beginning of the 20th century because of the turks, the ottoman turks who were in the entire levant as well, we were in palestine when palestine was still palestine, because there was a multicultural space there, they took the christians as soldiers and used them as canonfoder. so many palestinians at that time came to chile and formed a large community, among them my grandfather, that's how they arrived here more or less. podemos hablar tantas cosas hoy día. oh no, it's okay, well this actually was because of a change that occurred in 1898 on the part of the turkish sultan, because with the emergence of national states and the loss of the religious character of... the empire of states, the prohibition on both jews and christians was lifted to participate in the war defending the empire against the west, and when this happens, they actually begin to take everyone to the army, especially the firstborn, jews and christians, and that is why there was a very strong immigration from this entire area, and that defines their diaspora in chile and throughout the world of a great christian c

Ándale, levántate.r la sala. don nacho: ah, no te preocupes, arréglala. yo ya sabes que soy de sueño pesado. [ronca] doña cuca: no, si el que tiene que arreglar la sala eres tú, bombo. don nacho: ¿qué? doña cuca: tiene que estar todo listo para tu fiesta. don nacho: ¿mi fiesta? doña cuca: sí, tu fiesta. don nacho: ¿me vas a hacer una fiesta? pues, ¿ahora qué mosca te picó? doña cuca: es tu cumpleaños y hay que hacer fiesta. don nacho: ¿me vas a hacer fiesta, cuca? ¿todavía estoy soñando? ya sabía yo-- doña cuca: ¿qué? don nacho: que ahí en tu negro y podrido y miserable corazón todavía existía un poquito de amor para mí. dios mío, cómo la traigo. bueno, ¿de verdad te entusiasma tanto hacerme una fiesta? doña cuca: lo que me entusiasma es que cada año que cumples es un año menos para que cuelgues los tenizotes, bombo. don nacho: sí dolió, ¿eh? sí dolió, sí dolió. [tararea] vítor: oigan, ¿cuántos años cumplirá don nacho? lupita: pues, a mí me dijo que anda por ahí de los 50. vítor: ah. ¿con cuántos nació?

are native. to the land aka the resistance, so we really as natives of west asia, as natives of the levant in specific the that region, me coming from a region that is on the border with both occupied palestine and the golden heights, i remember on october 7th, actually, i, i was with you on one of your shows and we spoke about what the prospects were, and i was there, i was in my house on the border between occupied palestine and the golen heights and i told you that we support the resistance we believe. the resistance and i still say that. why do i say that? because despite the fact that it's been six months that i've been displaced from my house right there where i was with you six months ago uh because of a zinist israel uh not because they wanted to wait a war but because our people, my resistance in deban stood steadfast and said we will not let go of our brothers and sisters in gaza. we will not leave them be alone. we will engage and we in lebanon. attacked posts, military posts for the zionist entity in support of palestine, so hence why we didn't even wait, it started on october

organization, you know, it is the islamic state, it is deciphered , they informed iraq and lebanon, the levant took responsibility for this terrorist attack, and also showed a recording of presumably the same perpetrators of this terrorist attack, before this terrorist attack, where they actually address why explain why they do it. the very arrest of these terrorists, it probably caused a greater shock than the terrorist attack itself in the west, in the western media, because everyone is really shocked by the way these terrorists were detained in in russia, for example, the footage went viral, probably all over the world, how one of the detainees was cut off his ear and forced to eat his ear on camera, this is this, this is this... i mean, this is barbarism, and the police are doing it, this barbarism is just a shock , because we saw what they did, what the russian troops did in buch, in mariupol , what they did in ukraine, in principle in izyum, this is the testimony of our people, this is the horror they experienced, it does not surprise us, but the world probably, he is once again convince

el sonido del incendio me levantó y al mirar hacia la ventana fue cuando me levanté y me salí.e dura 7 horas sin electricidad, ya que el poste de luz también se daña. incluso me dice que si siente miedo al salir y ver las llamas tan de cerca a little bit when i came outside and how how it was it was un poco, ya que al salir estaba muy caliente y parecía un horno ahí y estas son algunas de las cenizas que quedaron después del intenso incendio que sucedió justo enfrente en este edificio. les cuento que las autoridades ya revisan cámaras de seguridad para determinar lo que ocasiona el incendio en sacramento lupita baltazar telemundo, mientras que bomberos de san francisco se manifestaron este mediodía frente a la alcaldía para mostrar su apoyo a una propuesta de ley que busca prohibir las sustancias químicas que cancerígenas en el equipo de protección son organizadores de este evento. dijeron que 300 bomberos de la ciudad en servicio activo y también retirados han muerto por causas relacionadas con el cáncer. esto fue desde 2006. después de la manifestación supervisores peskin ahs

because moving areas over the next few days before we get the, let's have a look at the middle east, levant, because things have turned on settled. you can see that the cloud bringing more heavy rain to the likes of the rock, as well as around to weight as well as some very blustery wins that are likely to kick up some dust effecting visibility across the gulf and into saudi arabia. rain trickling down towards the west coast of saudi. it doesn't prove, however, as we get into monday, but the heavy rain continues for central areas of iran. nothing rain is coming into play for the north west of africa. we've got something of a swelling system. bringing that range to the canary islands, it'll push some across into northern parts of morocco. the temperature in rebecca is coming down with that. but if somebody wins will pick temperatures up full algeria. l g is coming in at 26 degrees celsius. the $27.00 on monday is a hot a story to the south of that for the central areas of africa. but some heavy rain coming in sedona and more heavy rain for eastern areas with a developing system to the east o

a 100 percent is bizarre, levant. well, and they turned it down so no, they have no right to struggle. they have a right to diplomacy. they have the right to accept a 2 state solution to argue for. but they have no right to rate at the head as you assault as a kidnap. and to take a one year old baby and hold them hostage, we didn't even know that babies to live. no, they have no right to do that. how many children palestinian children are in? is riley's james. none none. mary jane. no children in these very few gentle it rolls. yeah, there are so you so you agree with your friend president had so what about you? i've got on there will be no electricity. there will be no food, no fuel. everything is closed. we are fighting animal people, and we are acting accordingly. do be we, why the well, i mean actually does, does get onto this. people have said joe biden, maybe the last pro israel president. what do you feel as a defender of his right as a friend of nothing? yahoo! knowing that you've lost the narrative now in the

how, let's go with your weather report for the middle east and africa. rain still coming in to the levant, and still we've got left over as of rain right across the rock, but certainly a much pressure fuel through the arabian peninsula. temperatures have come down re, uh that $24.00 degrees up. it still looks like we've got some cloud cover draped over us here in doha, on wednesday with a height of $28.00 degrees. now that energy has shifted across the ron, pushing into afghanistan and eventually into northern buckets. done. but then we've got this system swirling around to minutes done and was biggest on. so that's with the rain around. pretty much a huge swats of central asia on wednesday. unsettled both for the west and the east, the turkey all day and assemble at 9 degrees. and there was more of that rain around the live that they roots been hard hit as of late. we've got that sea breeze giving us relief for banjo and the gang via but no seabreeze for the walk shot in more attain you could hit 40 degrees on wednesday and we see that rain slide down right across the congo on wednesday.

that warrants extends through turkey a through to the levant as well. and let's go to the northwest, not the best pictures here. blood story showers continue across the u. k. more of that warrants in bella. ruth mints coming in at 18 degrees, keeping the same of warrants, and he go and we've got a pump in through chad, nigeria, benito, and gone to many spots pushing past 40 degrees. now there's story of flooding. northern about a gas scar. this tropical storm brought this people now wading through chests deep water that intense rain moving away from northern about a gas scar and it is now on its way to maricia is. this is not going to be as bad as it was for him at a gas scar, but a rainy day in maricia is on sunday. to be sure to see later. the unique perspective that plays students up does they told the palestinians to go to on heard voices through humor. i try to highlight the absurdities inconsistency, but upon proceed with the landscape. connect with our community and talking to conversations you will find elsewhere to take every day. this is going

partidos en los botines son los que tienen que levantar la mano y ayudarle a los jóvenes para que esto levante. y lo otro que debe de cuidarse a la defensiva, atacaba mucho, pero en la zona defensiva le deja muchos espacios. cuando lo contragolpe ahí le causaban mucho daño. tiene que ser mucho más sólido y no cometer errores. esto también le ha costado mucho a guadalajara. en la defensiva cometen errores específicos y ahí le cuestan los goles. y bueno, esto es una probadita de lo que le tenemos preparado mañana. el clásico de méxico por la pantalla de telemundo 48. acompáñenos desde las 19:00 de la noche con una hora de previa. ahí estará manolo desde el estadio akron, con entrevistas y mucho más. mi querido manuel. un abrazo grande y nos vemos mañana en la previa. así es mi justicia. un abrazo. nos vemos. eso va a ser todo en los deportes. hacemos una pausa y regresamos. domina la acción por llora cuando la aventura llama, llora, responde toy llora. vayamos juntos. un piloto novato otra vez demostrará que tiene lo necesario en el evento de ofertas de nissan más emocionante del año, corre haci

arrived at the beginning of the 20th century because of the turks, the ottoman turks were in the entire levanta as well. we were in palestine when palestine was still palestine, because there was a multicultural space there. they took the christians as soldiers and used them as cannon foder. so many palestinians at that time came to chile and formed a large community, among them my grandfather. the empire against the west, and when this happens, they actually begin to take everyone to the army, especially the first born, jews and christians, and that is why there was a very strong immigration from this entire. area and that defines the diaspora in chile and throughout the world of a great christian community. in latin america, the countries that have this christian community or fundamentally honduras, el salvador and chile, which is where the palestinians of that group have settled. now you are the third generation, aren't you? yes, i am the third generation. did your parents always raise you as a palestinian? my father, above all raised me as a palestinian, but more than as a palestinian, und

this sonia affordable. evian dakota levant, daniel, afraid on question 11 c, shown in the think the new. yes. he's supposed to see them in the middle. this is a perceive it when you were saying that the people move mental in get, are, you know, i mean, that's how the process we did it was installed on your side to hunt video to is a zillow password. to look into this. if the, the end to go to better look at best one is i forgot his game for so i made money for the best way to fully couple permit of his getting up wasn't shown in place or the middle novel. yeah. for them i had the love, it was a video they want to see lance. you open to fill out a picture of my food in the middle. sonya, you see that big of in big color inc. also let me go back to that like you and give you another that it to give her. but i look what is that and you also don't and we're not present the being it up for moment them. we can put the support and present the thing at us and whatever. so know that it to apple. yeah, that's a big deal political cancel moment to up for you. i don't know if in a chip in this type

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let's have a look at the middle east, levant because things have turned on settled. you can see that the cloud bringing more heavy rain to the likes of iraq as well as iran to wait, as well as some very blustery wins that are likely to kick up some dust effecting visibility across the gulf and into saudi arabia. rain trickling down towards the west coast. a saudi. it doesn't prove. however, as we get into monday, but the heavy rain continues for central areas of iran. nothing rain is coming into play for the north west of africa. we've got something of a swelling system. bringing that range the canary islands, it'll push some across the northern parts of morocco. the temperature in rebecca is coming down with that. but it's probably winds will pick temperatures up full algeria. l g is coming in at 26 degrees celsius. the $27.00 on monday is the hots of story to the south of that for central areas of africa. but some heavy rain coming in to gone to a more heavy rain for eastern areas with a developing system to the east of madagascar on sunday. the, the, the biggest g

that warrants extends through turkey a through to the levant as well. and let's go to the north. why? it's not the best pictures here. blood story showers continue across the u. k. or is that warrants? and bellow roots means coming in at 18 degrees, keeping the same of warrants and heat going. we've got a pump in through chad, nigeria, benito, and gone to many spots pushing past 40 degrees. the other story of flooding northern madagascar, this tropical storm brought this people. now wading through chests deep water that intense rain moving away from northern about a gas scar and it is now on its way to maricia. as this is not gonna be as bad as it was, for it matter. got a scar but a rainy day in maricia is on sunday. to be sure to see later the over 30 years of the signs of the 0 world tells the to follow the story of no ways and the oldest little coughs. let us salute the government of norway. horace, remarkable in nurturing this is the secret negotiations and why it's promised peace has remained unfulfilled, a strong decided terms of the negotiations. nobody could show or go h

prelogar: i agree and i think its levant to standi.etween the claimed injury and the remedy they were seeking. you could think of this as a type of nef interest analysis. if the doctors have a conscious inryhere are statutes designed to deal witit specifically to guard against the injury occurring and instead they are reaching t d rhtunder a different statute that does not regulate them at allr ke them do or not do anything and the relief that they are seeking would dramatically alter the improved conditions for use ■ fect women all around the nation simply because of this injury already directly addressed. justice jackson: if it was not addressed the remedy would be to exempt them, right? ms. prelogar: one of the hard things arying to tailor relief is they are asserting such a diffuse theory so that the only option was to grant a tionwide remedy and it runs counter to ordinary principles ofar specific relief. wrong with the theory of injuryg in the first place because it is so attenuated and claim that they would need so mal the coun.

we think it is relevant to traceability and mt levant at the future injury question.t traceability with alofhe past moderation of their content. i think we are on stronger ground when they say the vast marity of what they are talking about is covid-19. theibuen is to show they face an imminent threat. that is showing that the injuries will occur. to the extent they are censorinl government caused harm, that is not enough. jutice sotomayor: if you go back to the 90-day suspension, do we know exactly wt s censed? mr. fletcher: i don't think we do. justice sotomayor: i was looking for it, and i could not fd . mr. fletcher: i would go through thieug21 erare not a lot of specifics. when t des are provided, they don't line up. the first ame on page 19 of the red brief, i think it is ms. hines, where she gets her retweet from robert f. kennedy jrisuppressed by twitter. e does not say that governments statements happened between january and july of 2021 and the moderation of her reeet happened in april of 2023. years later, after twitter had been sold and after it had andoned

this is very important and levant in the context of this year's presidential election, for example, where broadly unpopular candidates getting nominated from the democrat and republican party. and several candidates already running as third parties. there is a lot of debate and discussion about whether that's a good thing or bad thing and with the unintended consequences would be. if we had rank-choice voting for president this year, we could be having a much different debate. not if someone should run or not, but what they believe and what is their case for support in allowing people to truly express the full spectrum of their preference. that is what several states have adopted. the first state to adopt rank-choice voting was in 2018. oregon is looking at it this year and over 50 minutes of polities are doing it. it is one of the more popular reforms out there right now. the key part of fixing our republican primaries as well. host: david. caller: yes sir. thanks c-span for taking my call. mr. troiano i agree with a lot of what you're saying. there are a couple of states in the general

duro decir a una persona que estÉ pasando por todo eso y a veces en secuencias muy cercanas que levÁntateientes pasos. ella con su ejemplo medio el siguiente paso. cuando digo hacernos responsables no es algo que todo va a depender de ti, pero eres parte de la soluciÓn. entender que las cosas donde tÚ estÁs metido hay algo que tiene que pasar por ti, hay algo que tiene que empezar en ti. no necesariamente es el protagonista de la situaciÓn, pero era responsable. responsables somos todos aquÍ los que estÁn en las luces, sonido, pantalla. el segundo paso es hacernos responsables. un tercer paso si no tienes esa energÍa por todo lo que te ha pasado anclarnos. anclarnos a mi familia, a mis hijas, a dios. lo estoy poniendo en la gente en cosas cercanas para que no nos vayamos en que diga que es cristiano, pero tus hijos, tu madre, tu padre. a esa fe que tienes. parece dÍa que estÉ de luto esas cosas te levanten de ahÍ, que esas cosas te puedan llevar al prÓximo paso. por Último, hay cosas que hay que hacerlas desde la inspiraciÓn. hay cosas las cuales tÚ tienes que anclarte y seguir adelante,

te da tiempo de desayunar y lo que haces es agarrar lo primero que ves y te lo comes en el carro, levÁntatembiÉn es tener cuidado, porque no todos estÁn hechos de la misma manera, un yogur que no tenga sabor como yogur griego tendrÁ aproximadamente 10 gr de carbohidratos, pero cuando se come un yogur de vainilla o fresa, esos carbohidratos suben a 20, ese es el que tÚ no quieres, entonces al yogur es proteÍna que es muy bueno, ademÁs, tiene probiÓticos que son bacterias buenas, el hecho de que tÚ tengas las bacterias te va a ayudar para tu sistema gastrointestinal, pero ahÍ quien sugiere que tener un buen balance de bacteria en el intestino puede afectar tu estado de Ánimo y tu sistema inmunolÓgico, el de burda es una buena alternativa pero hÁgalo —————— el yogur es una buena alternativa, pero hÁgalo de manera inteligente, se le puede poner arÁndanos encima. raÚl: ayer estaba yo en el mÉdico, ayer hablamos y ahora dicen que el estÓmago y los intestinos son considerados el segundo cerebro del cuerpo. dr. juan: era lo que hablaba, hay una conexiÓn de mente e intestino, es con esas bacterias q