martyr seyyed mahmoud hakimi is one of those martyrs who was martyred in the famous area of ​​tale qurinria, next to the commander and successor of the fatemiyoun army. the 9th of march coincided with the 9th anniversary of the martyrdom of abu hamid, the army commander. the successor was martyred. my brother seyed mahmoud came to iran around 1989, first going to isfahan and then coming to holy mashhad. he was from afghanistan and was very interested in the military field. he always liked to defend his homeland. both from privacy and after the end of the course in 2009, maktab was about to enter the national army or the afghan army. he was trying to return home and serve in the national army. after his family did not agree , he went to the islamic republic of iran and was engaged in construction work in the house of his brother or mother. whatever he said to him , there was no in his mouth, which means that his mouth was always laughing when the war started. this time, syria is trying its luck to serve the ahl al-bayt, and at the beginning of 2013 , he went to syria. one day, he called u

if i ask , i will ask mahmoud khan afshardish, our senior, mr. doctor.whom to complain of the kind the contract is none, so it can be another successful model , none of them, this valib is a successful model for us , even when all your coaches believe that all these foreign coaches are good coaches, not a good discussion, see that quality or their quality, the technical committee should answer , not like football. the technical committee, i will answer mr. hakurdio first, and then you will ask that question. it is good to ask. see, none of the foreign coaches came to iran to sign a contract with the volleyball federation . when was i the general secretary? when did you give a general secretary? i did not file a complaint with the court you only have the type, not just mr. there is one point , there was no complaint, no problem, the federation talked to him and said that we don't have the olympics , there is no competition, you don't pay attention to it for this one year. why is it not done now? he had been treated so well for so many years, maybe by the

mahmoud kalari for the movie summertime.ry poetic film that depicts and narrates the life of family in iran after the second world war in the 40s and 50s. the very familiar perspective that mahmoud kalari himself has when describing his own past and childhood memories. the next film that received the main interface award is the movie love passion, directed by mr. daryush yari. love passion presents an attractive and different narrative of ashura and the battle of karbala to its audience. mr. yari was able to impress the jury and many movie critics. we had a lineup of very good movies. most of the awards in this section were given to iranian films, only two of the awards were given to foreign films. the lineup in this section mostly included movies about war and its ramifications. the movie that received an honorary diploma was a film called flight 175 from iran a very poetic. story said during the 8-year iran-iraq war that we refer to as the holy defense. this movie narrates very interesting love story. it's about a boy who

mahmoud . my friends are behind the scenes of the program trying to get an answer from the islamic propaganda council . they have not succeeded in tonight's program. we are not aware of this issue and i wish we would inform and i am ready at any time. we want to use it, our goal is to use it, and what has been done and the efforts that have been made should be brought up, see popularizing the ceremony, which is a correct matter and in fact it is a goal that everyone pursues, but are the programs of the 100s of the ceremony so far, the revolution has not been total, the people are not in the field, the people themselves are not oil producers, well, we are. we cannot deny the situations that in the field of the revolution ceremonies, the people were always decisive , mr. mahmoud, everything we mentioned in the special news talk tonight is in line with the presence of the people from the beginning of the islamic revolution, from the victory of the islamic revolution , continuously in the celebrati

mahmoud afshar, your friend, muzon nabi, i don't know, mr. behnam mahmoudi, shahram mahmoudi, all of them will stay for 50 years, we can transfer them to any country , after the national success, we can transfer them , we are the national hero, hossein ajaghi, in the parks of china , i went to the first one who put the hero on their t-shirts. hossein ajaghi's photo is like bruceli's, but we appreciate this national champion and you are an example for football. our level of knowledge should come down there . now this football that you gave as an example , you are a foreigner, in addition to increasing your knowledge about volleyball, which you asked me about. in the first part of my speech i said that after mr. klakoch left , the volleyball federation came to the conclusion that an iranian coach should be used. i myself spoke many times in different places. i said that our iranian coach now has this knowledge and there is no need to look for a foreign coach, but after two years this happened. it didn't happen because our team changed, for exam

palestinian prime minister mohammad shtayyeh has handed his resignation to president mahmoud abbas.e new governmental and political arrangements that take into account the new reality in gaza and the need for a palestinian—palestinian consensus based on palestinian unity". the war in gaza has been raised by the un secretary general, antonio guterres, at the opening of the un's humanitarian council gathering in geneva. he was particularly concerned at any further israeli ground attack in the south of gaza. international humanitarian law remains under attack, - tens of thousands of civilians, | including women and children, have been killed in gaza. humanitarian aid is still completely insufficient. rafah is the core of— the humanitarian aid operation, and unrwa is the backbone of that effort. _ an all—out israeli offensive . on the city would not only be terrifying for more than a million palestinian civilians sheltering i there, it would put the final nail- in the coffin of our aid programmes. 0ur correspondentjenny hill is injerusalem — she gave us an update on the palestinian gove

help the ministry of sports in a way that mahmoud, when i was in that meeting with you. mr. dr. manzoor, we sat down. when i sit down, i listen to the words of all my friends. oh god, since 1970, he still raised these conversations, why doesn't it end, why don't we reach a place where this sport will finally come, according to mr. haghurdi, in those upper parts of fact the attentions of mr. haghordi's government. how do you think that the next parliament should come from the same discussion we are having ? iranian national , iranian coach, iranian flag, one or two exports, iran's honor , he has currency, 3, he is familiar with the field of sports , he is creative, and we should put the courage behind him and invest in him. in relation to the honorable islamic council, i have to say that there are several issues, one of which i want from the parliament the commission or the cultural commission or the sports faction that is being carried out should not be at the level of slogans . with respect , i am coming to the sports faction to criticize next month. god , there should be a com

mahmoud kalari received a diploma of honor for the summer of the same year, and mr.iush yari won the best film for the movie ashagi simorgh crystal. in the resistance section with the title of palestine, the soul and spirit of the film flight 175 by mr. mohammad hossein haqit received a diploma of honor and the film "the heart of raqqa" by khairullah taghianipour of simorgh bororin won the best film in the east simorgh theater section . the artistic achievement was awarded to mrs. tastia jamil for the film " fatima " from bangladesh. from asian countries. and they are islamic, in the script section of the film zahir, sarkar nasim bastani from iran was awarded, team marq bruneh was awarded the best director for mr. mohammad askari for the film sky of the west , simleq bruni was awarded the special prize of the jury for the film bafrina salo from kazakhstan, and simorgh brune, the best film was awarded to mongolia's dream of winter sleep in the last part of the festival, actually the international part. cinema saadat , whose title is anti-tyranny for the fight against

gaza strip and the escalation in the west bank and the escalation in the west bank and jerusalem, mahmoud several bodies he was working on forming a government of technocrats. let us get reaction to that our correspondentjenny hill. you give us any more detail about that what that means and why?— that means and why? well, new olitical that means and why? well, new political mesh _ that means and why? well, new political mesh yous _ that means and why? well, new political mesh yous are - that means and why? well, new political mesh yous are needed, i that means and why? well, new i political mesh yous are needed, -- political mesh yous are needed, —— measures, what is important the context, is fact that talks are going on behind the scenes about what gaza should look like, who should run guards and how once this war ends, the us is very keen for a reformed palestinian authority, which is based in the west bank, to take on that role, but the important word there is reformed and it has put a lot of pressure on the president mahmoud abbas. to do so. so a lot of analysts will look at the resig

mahmoud al-hashemi, the head of the iraqi elite association. mr. al-hashemi , hello, welcome to jahan today program. hello hello, i am at your service. in these few days , iraqi prime minister mr. asudani attended the munich security conference. i was checking their talks and the positions they had in meeting with the heads of the countries, for example, in the meeting with kamla haris or david cameron. they repeatedly emphasized the end of the mission of the us-led international coalition forces in iraq, and in the opinion of the iraqi government , it is very serious about this, even the dialogue with the us military officials has started. rahman al-rahim, hello, i am at your service and with the program. various and the news conference announced that iraq does not need the presence of foreign forces and iraqi forces. they are fully trained and their numbers are good and they can defend iraq without the need of foreign forces. regarding whether iraq needs whether or not these forces are present, the number of iraqi forces is all the forces affilia

mahmoud hossein , thank you for your presence in the window program. as the first question, please ask the role how is the parliament defined in your country and how influential is it in the major decisions of your country ? first of all, i must say that the egyptian parliament has a deep-rooted history that is connected to the political history of egypt . the egyptian parliament is formed based on the most important political issues in the heart of cairo. the egyptian parliament is actually the voice of the egyptian nation that speaks about the most important political positions of the egyptian nation. the representative who is present in the egyptian parliament is the representative of the egyptian people who is nominated for the elections. i must say that the egyptian parliament has a lot of history and history, which depends on the political role of its special social role. members of parliament in fact, egypt seeks to fulfill the wishes of the egyptian people in the parliament. negotiations between the parliament and the government of egypt. negot

mahmoud kalari for the movie summertime. summertime is very poetic film that depicts and narrates the life of family in iran after the second world war in the 40s and 50s. "the very familiar perspective that mahmoud khari himself has when describing his own past and childhood memories. the next film that received the main interface award is the movie love passion, directed by mr. daryush yari. love passion presents an attractive and different narrative of ashura and the battle of karbala to its audience. mr. yari was able to impress the jury and many movie critics in the special section. dedicated to palestine in this year's festival, the section dubbed palestine, spirit and soul, we had a lineup of very good movies. most of the awards in this section were given to iranian films. only two of the awards were given to foreign films. the lineup in this section mostly included movies about war and its ramifications. the movie that received an honorary diploma was a film called flight 175 from iran a very poetic story said during

so far, only netanyahu, although the majority, objects to this. restrictions on the powers of mahmoudnot agree. on the other hand, fatah, which is the main force in organizing the liberation of palestine, they say: we are against hamas participating in government of technocrats, as proposed by egypt and saudi arabia, in gaza at the end of the war. we agree for hamas to join. there is a yarmulka on his head, he stands, speaks in front of the religious, and for this he put on this yarmalka, he never walks, he is not religious, kosher food for him is all sea crap and a little pork, so no one is serious about the fact that he said, does not apply, he has neither the strength nor the ability to implement what he said. the minister of defense has given his proposals, and these proposals will be discussed. whether he is or not, and it says clearly, the israeli army will not remain in the gaza strip, the gaza strip will be controlled by the palestinians themselves, as they decide, and israel will not allow hamas to participate in power in gaza in one form or another, that’s all, this is reall

but the important word there is reformed, and it's put a lot of pressure on the president, mahmoud abbasl look at today's resignation of the prime minister and perhaps see that as a step towards mahmoud abbas putting in place a more, as they call it, technocratic government, potentially with the aim of eventually being given the opportunity to govern in gaza. what's also interesting about that, of course, is just a few days ago, the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, issued a very brief document outlining his plan for the day after the war ends. and that made no mention of the palestinian authority having anything to do with government in gaza. so this is one of those developments which at the moment it's interesting, but it has to be seen within that much, much wider context. thanks, jenny, on that. and also in the past few hours, the israeli cabinet of meeting to discuss their potential movements into rafah, and they said, we understand that they have come up with a plan or the idf has come up with a plan to move civilians. with a plan or the idf has come up do we know any mor

mahmoud al-hashemi, the head of the iraqi elite association, mr. al-hashemi, hello , welcome to the world program today, hello, hello , hello, i am at your service in these few days that the prime minister iraq mr. azsudani was present at the munich security conference, i checked his talks and the positions he held in the meeting with the heads of the countries , for example, in the meeting with kamla haris or david cameron , he repeatedly emphasized the end of the mission of the international coalition forces led by the united states in iraq. and according to the iraqi government, it is very serious about this, even the conversation with the american military authorities has started . hello, i would like to thank you and your valuable program and dear viewers, first of all, the decision to dismiss the military american, in fact, mr. mohammad shaya from sudan did not only pay him at the munich conference, but several times. he had issued a statement in this context and announced in several gatherings and assemblies and news conferences that iraq do

abbas, it's in the hands of palestinian president mahmoud abbas and he is the one to decide whether... to accept the resignation of the palestinian cabinet or not, however, this cabinet and it's the 18th government since his appointment was appointed in 2019, lot of challenges has been seen by this government, as stey himself has said, as you have said also today revealed that the decision to resign came in the light of the unprecedented escalation in the occupied west bank and al-quds and in addition to the genocidal war on the go step. the us service member has set himself on fire outside the israeli embassy in washington dc in protest against the 143 days of the regimes genocide in the gaza strip. view discretion is advised on the following images: no, i am an active duty member of the united states air force, and i will no longer be complicit in genocide. i'm about to engage an extreme active protest, but compared to what people have been experiencing in palestine at the hands of their colonizers, it's not extreme at all. this is what our ruling class has decided will be normal.

abbas, it's in the hands of palestinian president mahmoud abbas and he is the one to decide whether to accept the resignation of the palestinian cabinet or not, however this cabinet and it's the 18th government since his appointment stay was. pointed in 2019, lot of challenges had been seen by this government, as the steai himself has said, as you have said also today revealed that the decision to resign came in the light of of the unprecedented escalation in the occupied west bank and al quods and in addition to the genocidal war on the cause strip v shown to announce the beginning of new day. it was the 13th day of the war on the gaza's rap. look at the missile. what did we do to deserve being hit? by this, the army bombed the children on the beach and destroyed our houses, we kill children, men, women, and old men. i have other place to go, so now my children and i are homeless. it is the israelis habit from ages, they say that children fire rockets. us service member has set himself on fire outside of the israeli embacy in washington dc in protests against 143 days of the israel

mahmoud has been facing the french president for two months. he announced the formation of a coalition to supply medium-range and long-range missiles to ukraine. emmanuel macron did not provide details about the range of these missiles, but he said that russia has become stronger in recent months and europe will do whatever it takes to prevent russia from winning. the president of france also announced that the sending of troops from european countries to ukraine has been discussed and added that there is no consensus in this regard at the moment, but it cannot be assumed. he ruled it out for the future. earlier, the us also reported sending missiles with a longer range to ukraine had been given. ukraine's western allies have so far refused to provide missiles that could be used by kiev to target the depth of russian soil. half of american youth are against military service for this country. the pew research center has announced that 53% of young people are under the age of 30 in the united states. they don't want to go to the mandatory course

abbas, it's in the hands of palestinian president mahmoud abbas and he is the one to decide whether to accept the resignation of the palestinian cabinet or not, however this cabinet and it's the 18th government since his appointment was appointed at 2019, lot of challenges had been seen by this government. himself has said, as you have said, also today revealed that the decision to resour came in the light of of the unprecedented escalation in the occupied west bank and alquds and in addition to the genocidal war on the cause step. hasbullah resistance movement and the israeli military have been exchanging fire across southern lebanese border. since the regime began its onslot on the gaza strip on october the 7th. now hasulah says it has down to high-tech israeli drone. our correspondent in beirot mariam sal brings us more. you have the hermes 450. it's not only used for reconnaissance purposes, it is used also to hit targets as well. in lebanon, it has been used by the israelis extensively, and this is one of its most sophisticated. uh larger type of drones, hazbillah of course in

abbas, it's in the hands of palestinian president mahmoud abbas and he is the one to decide whether to accept the resignation of the. palestinian cabinet or not, however this cabinet and it's the 18th government since his appointment was appointed in 2019, lot of challenges had been seen by this government, as they himself has said, as you have said also today revealed that the decision to resign came in the light of of the unprecedented. in the occupied bank and in addition to the genocidal war on the gas strap. i really would like to meet him later, he seems like such an important figure in the history. what would i do if wanted to meet the leader? my name is caleb mappin. i live in new york city, i'm originally from ohio. and welcome back, continue with the second half of this world news bulletin right here at press tv, a us service member has set himself on fire outside of the israely embassy in washington dc in protests against 143 days of the regime genocide in the gaza strip, viewer discretion is advised in the following images, i am an active duty member of the united states

this book contains memoirs of martyr mahmoud qombari's biography and work from kashif alam publicationsst meeting, memories of the life of the commander of the destruction of the 14th division. imam hussain, peace be upon him, sometimes if we had a good hot meal for ghulam abad, his uncle's husband, who was blind , he was a smart, simple villager who lived in a family of 10 people. it was good-natured, this book is 16 and a memory of the ups and downs of the martyr's spiritual life mahmoud ghanbari narrates that he had good intentions , sincerity in his behavior and words, he did not disobey , and he respected his elders. hassan dadashi, the author , wrote the text of the book based on the interview of the martyr's family. he did not say anything on the way. when i wanted to pass in front of the prison, he told me that i want to make a will to you. i said, brother, god willing, you will return to health. he said no brother. i will not return on my own feet. information, operations and destruction were the first. they calculate until the forces of the neck come into action, the informati

he also met with the palestinian leader, mahmoud abbas.re was a ceasefire proposal backed by israel and the us. mediated by qatar and egypt. you will be speaking after benjamin netanyahu rejected hamas's proposed ceasefire terms, seeing that total victory in gaza is tonight, i'm here to tell you one thing. we are won away to a complete victory. it is n about years or decades, it is about months. hamas has responded, holding its own press conference. a senior official was reported as saying the remarks showed he intends to pursue the conflict in the region. the official is quoted as saying, hamas is prepared to do with all options, and that a delegation will visit cairo to pursue ceasefire talks. an egyptian official sources told the bbc that the new round of negotiations is expected to start tomorrow. sponsored by egypt and qatar. our chief international correspondent is with me. a lot has been going to do more. talk is superb you are you really want to be a fly on the ball. lawyers antony blinken so delayed? it is coming up to two hours t

steya hands in his resignation to palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas, ommit us pressure on the palestinian authority to work a political structure that can govern a palestinian state after the gaza offensive. as diplomatic efforts for a ceasefire continue, apartide israel's prime minister says his planned incursion into rafa will be delayed somewhat (quote unquote) if captive's deal is reached, but that it will happen regardless. here in the uk, shadow chancellor rachel. reaves of the opposition labor party tells a pro israel group she'll prosecute those with quote anti-zionism and anti-israel feeling that is allowed to flourish in some communities, unquote. since october last year, the israeli regime backed by the us and europe has killed some 30,00 palestinians and wounded more than 70,00 others, most of them women and children. time now to introduce our panel in the studio, journalist and producer sakina. tattoo and via skype from johannesburg south africa executive director of afro middle east center naim ja. welcome, i'll start with you, sakina. um, we have known, expe

mahmoud furogi. the restriction as a good opportunity to continue his cultural activities more seriously than before. he had a prominent role in establishing the academy of iran and holding the millennium ceremony for ferdosi. during this seclusion, he did a great job. culture were always interwoven, the approach made him a conservative person, and unlike his predecessors, he was spared at that sensitive time despite the shaw's fury, and now in august 1941, even though rezar shaw personally did not like to work with him, he was empty. منم اتومبیل ندارم انشاءالله فردا صبح عین پیغامو رسوندم گفت آقا من چهجوری اینو برم گفتم دیگه من چهجوری بگم در این حس آقا الان آمدن گفتن که اتومبیل آقای سهیلی رو فرستادن سهیلی وزیر کشور بود فرمودن که بگو حالا که شوفور زحمت کشیده آمده خیلی طول کشید شد ساعت ۱۱ شد ساعت ۱۲ دیدیم هیچ خبری نیست در حدود شاید یک بعد از نصف. شب بود که از اتومبیل پیاده شدن از پله که میامدن بالا عموی من سؤال کردن ازشون که آقا چه خبره گفتن که به من تکلیف دولت کردن با اضطراب گفتن قبول که نکردین که گفت

mahmoud furugi, iran's premiership post back then, and he was seriously against the shaw's oppressivest, yet furi took the restriction as a good opportunity to continue his cultural activities more seriously than before. he had a prominent role in establishing the academy of iran and holding the millennium ceremony for ferdosi. during this seclusion, he did a great job and finished. culture were always interwoven, the approach made him a conservative person, and unlike his predecessors, he was spared at that sensitive time despite the shaw's fury, and now in august 1941, even though razza shaw personally did not like to work with him, he was empty-handed to the prime minister furi went to parliament, made a short speech, and after a small-scale cabinet shuffle, gets a vote of confidence from an absolute majority of mps, yet in order to tackle the crisis, he had to go through tough days. before anything, even the capital had been hit by food shortages and scarcity, and the ordinary citizens had difficulties in their daily lives. مهدی عجیبی بود نان در شهرهای ایران پیدا نمیشد و یک جور نا

mahmoud furugi, iran's former ambassador. then and he was seriously against the shaw's oppressive pland finished the scholarly and critic. the approach made him a conservative person and unlike his predecessors he was spared at that sensitive time despite the shaw's fury and now in august 1941 even though rezar shaw personally did not like to work with him he was empty-handed to save the country. گفتن که به من تکلیف دولت کردن اما با اضطراب گفتن قبول که نکردیم که گفتن میزب الحسن خانم یک عمر مردم ایران ما احترام گذاشتن مقام دادن زندگی ما رو تأمین کردن همه این ها رو برای یکشب امشبه که به من احتیاج داره بگم نه. furi went to parliament, made a short speech, and after a small-scale cabinet shuffle, gets a vote of confidence from an absolute majority of mps, yet in order to tackle the crisis, he had to go through tough days. before anything, even the capital had been hit by food shortages and scarcity, and ordinary citizens had difficulties in their daily lives. نان در شهرهای ایران پیدا نمیشد و یک جور نان هایی مخلوط از یک عناصری درست می کردن که شبیه پارآجر بود در واقع. under those circumstanc

mahmoud furugi, iran's former ambassador to the us and zoka al-mulk's son, gives us some details about. و بعد معلوم شد که تعداد زیادی افراد کشته شدن و یک تعداد زیادی هم مجروح شدن. incident inraged shiah religious scholars including yazdi, the founder of the room seminary school. was holding the premiership post back then and he was seriously against the shaw's oppressive plan to force people to change their attire. he sought to calm down the religious scholars. yasdi, his son, tells us about furuqi's reply to his father. که پس از بازگشت شاه از ترکیه اراده سنیه ملوکانه تعلق گرفته که این کارها بشه به هم. اصلش مسئله مرحوم اسدی بود که یک کسی و تولیه بود و حرمتی داشت در آذربایجان محدود بود قرار بود که تیر بارون بشه دیگه صلاح نبود که مرحوم فروقی نخست وزیر باشه و پدر دامادش تیر بارن بشه فروقیgnation. actually under house arrest, yet took the restriction as a good opportunity to continue his cultural activities more seriously than before. he had a prominent role in establishing the academy of iran and holding the millennium ceremony for ferdosi. during this seclusion he did a great job and fin

and coming up on the scene in the far as the president mahmoud abbas is expected in condo is capital for talks on the future of jobs. i hope the we're, i'm and we continue to play like today, more joy and more happiness to come. simple which from the children of guys have volunteers try to provide some rest, but it's also a months. plus, the official results are confirmed and practiced on times general election. but it's still not clear who's going to be forming. the next government we're going to be alive from this lot of the, or israel is facing bunting. international warnings against is potential military ground, defensive and rough uh, in southern gaza. it's the most densely populated city and the stripe, and it's full of palestinians who are being forced from their homes by is really bombing and evacuation orders. united nations, the u, the u. s. and arab nations are among those warning of disaster. saudi arabia says that to be severe repercussions if israel goes ahead with a large scale operation. germany, it's called a minister says the people of guys cannot simply disappear a

today, though, we've also heard from the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas, and he is urging hamasse there will be, in his words, "another catastrophe". that was nick beake there. here in the uk, inflation — the rate at which prices are rising — remained unchanged injanuary at 4% despite a rise in energy bills. the figures from the office for national statistics show that prices are still going up, but at exactly the same rate as december. but the price of food fell last month for the first time since september 2021. 0ur chief economics correspondent, dharshini david, reports. up to the middle, and tap this... from food... to shoe repairs... warrington market hosts a range of traders with one thing in common — surviving, ratherthan thriving, as costs rise. historically, shoe repairs should sort of increase on, you know, times like this, really. but we've just not seen it, i think largely down to sort of lack of footfall, really. people just don't have the money. instead of buying a pound of cheese, they'll buy three quarters of a pound of cheese. you know, which is fine, you know,

cinematography to kohyar kalari for the film summer of the same year. a film directed by his father mahmoud kalari. mohammad mahdi meshko. in the best supporting role category, behzad khalaj won the simorgh man for the movie majnoon. i would like to give this award to the angels i live with. in the same section, shabnam ghorbani won the best supporting actress role for the movie majnoon crystal simorgh. the best male lead actor of this year's festival , aristotle khoshrazm, was executed for the morning and received the simorgh award. meral bani adam won the best female lead role in simorgh for the movie parveen. mr. behrouz afkhami. the director of the fajr 40 film festival became aware of the crystal simorgh to make the film the best film of the festival went to majnoon, produced by abbas nadran, the film that won the most crystal simorghs of this year's festival. i want to ask you out of respect for all those who sacrificed their lives for this border and land. the family of the martyrs ahmad kazemi , the honorable martyr shiroudi, mehdi zindin and majid zindin, stand up and encourage the

possible, and at the hq of the rivals of hamas, the palestinian authority, he repeated to president mahmoudtate, which israel's leader opposes. he reminded israelis later that their suffering was no justification for killing palestinian civilians. that cannot be a licence to dehumanise others. the overwhelming majority of people in gaza had nothing to do with the attacks of october the 7th. the families in gaza whose survival depends on deliveries of aid from israel arejust like ourfamilies. they are mothers and fathers, sons and daughters. gaza is the key to stabilising the middle east. this is the occupied golan heights, another potential flashpoint, where the borders of israel, lebanon and syria meet. over on the syrian side, you can see ruins from previous wars. antony blinken warns this is the most dangerous moment for the middle east since 1973. without a ceasefire in gaza, the risks that a wider war will intensify remain very real. israel has heavily reinforced its northern border lands. this is a former syrian base occupied by the israelis since 1967. inside the ruin, the head of th

it all comes as the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has called on hamas to agree a deal to end thequickly to avoid "dire consequences'. well, we started getting reports this morning on social media and doctors posting voice notes, saying that they had been given an order to leave the hospital immediately. you talked about that video showing the drone with a loudspeaker. and there's, you know, the context is that the hospital has been under siege for weeks now, surrounded by tanks and israeli ground forces. and they've had, you know, the supplies have dwindled there. they're sort of basically down to first aid. the doctors say they can't do surgery or they can't really do monitoring and helping long term patients anymore. the palestinian authority, health authorities report that there have been people killed in the compound by snipers outside. the atmosphere is very stressed. and so when these orders came through, people got very scared and they were confused, too, about what exactly it meant. and they were afraid it meant that the israelis might storm the hospital. and we contacted

shtayyeh's comments come as us pressure grows on mahmoud abbas to shake up the palestinian authorityng the war. let's speak to dr sabri saidam, deputy secretary general of the fatah party, which holds office in the west bank. thank you for coming on the programme. can we start with these developments, the palestinian government offering its resignation, why? figs government offering its resignation, wh ? �* , government offering its resignation, wh? 4' ., government offering its resignation, why? as you know we have been saying da in, da why? as you know we have been saying day in. day out — why? as you know we have been saying day in, day out about _ why? as you know we have been saying day in, day out about the _ why? as you know we have been saying day in, day out about the importance i day in, day out about the importance of rearranging the scene as it were and preparing ourselves for opening and preparing ourselves for opening a debate within palestinian ranks to prepare for tomorrow and as you quite rightly put it to prepare a government that is ready to engage in state building

going to be fierce with two other iranian movies, the morning of execution by behruz afghani and mahmoud calori's summer holidays also in the impressive lineup of movies from countries such as morocco, mexico, venezuela, spain, belgium and france. in the eastern vista section dedicated to movies from east asian muslim countries to iranian movies. malaysia, bangladesh, india, japan, and also the common wealth of independent states including armenia, azerbaijan, kazakhstan, kurgistan, and tajikistan. and this obviously makes participating in the fadge film festival a unique experience. most notably for cinema enthusiasts can enjoy watching movies from countries you really don't get a chance to find movies from. very different movies, good movies that you don't come across very often are stream here, so they get to familiarize themselves with a variety of cultures, take china for example, and alongside its technological developments a huge cinema industry has emerged, so china has some very good field directors that are well-known around the world, such as ang lee, won academy award. anothe

. —— mahmoud abbas.tarian operation and unrwa is the cornerstone of the effort. an all—out assault on the city would not only terrifying for more than a million civilians sheltering there, it would put the final nail in the costs in that aid programmes. —— it would put the final nail in the coffin of our aid programmes. today — marks the deadline for israel to respond to the un's top court — the icj — and the �*provisional measures' — they announced at the hague in the genocide hearing, that was heard injanuary. paul adams is our diplomatic correspondent injerusalem. i will come to that in a moment to let start with the rafah plan. when is that going to be made public? hat is that going to be made public? not an time is that going to be made public? iirrt any time soon, would be my guess. all we know that was said today is that the israeli military has presented this plan to the cabinet. it will consist of two parts, one of the evacuation of millions of people from rafah as well as the operation itself a

play the rival part of palestinian society against each other by cooperating to some extent with mahmoudbbas with the palestinian authority in the west bank, while fighting them diplomatically. and with hamas, that is aimed at destroying israel, netanyahu allowed them -- although they were under siege, allowed qatar to fund the government with support and he bolstered that. by doing that, he is standing up to the international pressure for palestinian statehood. he told his right-wing members of knesset, if we keep hamas in power in gaza, then we can hold the palestinian authority in check and prevent the peace process that we don't like. >> but the view that israel needs to make a deal with the palestinians, is today more of a minority view than it was, right? what you're describing is -- i don't want to call you a voice in the wilderness. but this is not a popular position in israel right now. >> no. in israel right now, even people or parties who in the past supported a two-state solution, would not say it now. would not say that the palestinian authority as an autonomy, not as a stat

i spoke with adam and mahmoud, two real live leaplings who finally get to celebrate their authentic birth although for adam, he says his mom was a little worried at first, she really didn't want to give birth to a leap year child. >> she was like trying to hold out to march 1st, but she couldn't do it. >> remember when you were with the beatles? sure of course i had to ask them the obvious question. >> they're like, no, you're kidding. what do you do? and it's always like, what do you celebrate? it's always the first question, i'm sorry i asked you that question five times. no, it's okay. so actually you usually claim the first because it's more i feel it's more accurate. >> i feel like a fraud if i'm claiming the 28th is a day sooner. >> for the record, they both claim march 1st on the off years and have fun with the whole two different ages. >> thing. in fact, adam and his daughter even celebrated when they both turned 13. in the same year. >> what's the plate? however one complication is the dmv in california. >> adam's license is supposed to expire every five years after february 29th

abbas him you have just quoted, palestinian authority mahmoud abbas him you havejust quoted, to moderateto look into this issue and be confident that the positions of both israel and hamas will moderate sufficiently to allow an agreement. what is your analysis of the wider picture? in the past few hours, the us says it seized an iranian weapons shipment en route to cathy rebels and we hear from shipment en route to cathy rebels and we hearfrom our correspondent there are continuing concerns and worries about whether escalation in the region, your thoughts? i worries about whether escalation in the region, your thoughts?- the region, your thoughts? i agree with the analysis _ the region, your thoughts? i agree with the analysis from _ the region, your thoughts? i agree with the analysis from paul, - the region, your thoughts? i agree with the analysis from paul, it - with the analysis from paul, it could escalate out of control, fundamental interests of both israel and hezbollah are not to let that happen while sustaining the eye for an eye attacks with both sites continuing to launch on

resignation of his government, which governs thoughts of the is radio complied westbank. president's mahmoud abbas still needs to accept the resignation for the move could pay for the way for us back for forms in the palestinian authority. united states wants them in charge of gaza once the war is over. eleanor i spoke with jen lives, husband, the lucia is in the jordanian capital a mon, as i'm used to report from gaza and i asked him what is behind the resignation of the palestinian prime minister? well, this is a very significant and important news by the below stadium government and the below stadium to 30 in, in, in the west bank. according to the statement that made vise to you in the beginning of the cabinet when he announced there was a nation that this is because of the is we're a lead time. and again, this ballistic union, people and the challenges that is faced by the policy and close end of the last damian, people including the war in gauze, the, the rates in the west bank and east to resilience and the expansion of settlements . so this is a move where the posting and i start wit

for the best screenplay behrouz afghani for the film sobhab ali thaghafi for the film parviz khanan mahmoud kalari for the film summer of the same year nominees for the best film aparachi first produced by sajjad. produced by mustafa ahmadi, parvez khan, produced by ata panahi, majnoon , produced by abbas nadra, nominees for the first best director, ali thaghafi for the film parvez khan, morteza hossein alizadeh for the film bidan. mehdi shahmohammadi for majnoon javad ezzati for ali taherfar bloody crocodile for apparachi best nominees directed by behrooz afkhami for the movie sobh aqafa ali saqfi for the movie parviz khan massoud. be a reporter with us in the march on 22 bahman this year. and the photos and narration of the scenes that are captured by the cameras of our reporters, for this purpose, it is enough to take videos and photos horizontally using a mobile phone. and send it to our address in the messengers yes, soroush ita and rubika. god willing, we will be higher tomorrow. yes, we have reached 195 hours. 10 minutes and now we go and see and hear the news of the field together.

and the brighton midfielder mahmoud dahoud hasjoined bundesliga side stuttgart on loan until the endined the south coast club injune last year from borussia dortmund but has made just 1a appearances in all competitions. you can check out all the deals on the bbc sport website and app. there are two more premier league matches this evening. west ham host bournemouth and there's a mid—table clash between wolves and manchester united at molineux. erik ten hag's side have just one win in their previous five league matches, but he says he expects his side's form to improve. we miss players in crucial positions it weakens your team. especially when you have two stop every game almost. it doesn't help the routines in the way we play and also we have seen some misunderstandings. but first of all is keeping the players fit. second, is getting them into betterform. the fit. second, is getting them into better form. the third, fit. second, is getting them into betterform. the third, when fit. second, is getting them into better form. the third, when we get that then the results will be better.

administers parts of the israeli occupied west bank, has submitted its resignation to the president, mahmoud is under pressure to shake up the unpopular palestinian authority. more on all that in a moment. but first, let's hear some of what mr guterres had to say in geneva. the security council is often deadlocked, unable to act on the most significant peace and security issues of our time. the council's black unity on russia's invasion of ukraine and is well�*s military operation in gaza following the horrific terror attacks by hamas on the 7th of october have significantly and perhaps fatally undermined its authority. the council needs serious reform to its composition and working methods. nothing can justify humans deliberately killing, injuring, torturing civilians, use of sexual violence and indiscriminate launching of rockets towards israel. but nothing justifies the collective punishment of the palestinian people. that was antonio guterres a little earlier. ., , that was antonio guterres a little earlier. ., ., ., earlier. today marks the deadline for israel to _ earlier. today marks

afghani and mahmoud kalauri's summer holidays also in the impressive lineup of movies from countries such as morocco, mexico, venezuela, spain, belgium and france. in the eastern vista section dedicated to movies from east asian muslim countries, to iranian movies namely hussein ameri zahir and the western sky by muhammad askari have. well, it is important to note that there is huge variety of movies in the international section that have been submitted from different parts of the world. we have movies from china, malaysia, bangladesh, india, japan, and also the commonwealth of independent states including and this obviously makes participating in the fadge film festival a unique experience, most notably for cinema enthusiasts can enjoy watching movies from countries you really don't get a chance to find movies from, very different movies, good movies that you don't come across very often. so they get to familiarize themselves with a variety of cultures, take china for example, and alongside its technological developments a huge cinema industry has emerged, so china has some very goo

jafari jozani for the movie paradise of criminals mehdi shamhammadi for the movie majnoon mahmoud kalari for the movie in the summer of the same year, javad ezzati for the movie mossah bloody, the nominees for the best film, ali oji for the movie summer of the same year, attai panahi for the movie parvez khan. ali shir mohammadi for the movie sobh, the execution of abbas nadran for the movie majnoon , habibullah wallinejad, for the movie aseman gharb. continued news. the foreign minister of our country warned that any move by the zionist regime to launch a massive attack on lebanon will determine the end of netanyahu and the end of the current situation in the region. mr. amir abdullahian in the meeting. news in beirut considered the end of the gaza war to be the end of netanyahu and his cabinet and said: netanyahu he is trying to hold the white house hostage so that he may be in power for a few more months. in a press conference with his lebanese counterpart, the minister of foreign affairs also warned the united states of the solution for peace in the region, stating that we have never

on january 21st, 1977, mahmoud jafaran, the head of rastokhis or resurrection party, said imperialismns shah worshippers. پرست و میهن دوستی هستند. unrest during the shah's regime focused a number of broad factors. i mean, first and foremost, the shah was a dictator. uh, there was not really any sharing of power after the mosadek era with anybody else. the sha uh kept all power for himself. any trappings of democracy that existed, like elections or political parties or anything, independent newspapers, were just a sham. it was iran was a dictatorship under the shah. it was not highly repressive until the 1970s. i would say it was more like moderately repressive in the in the 50s and 60s. in the 1970s it became highly repressive. و خود همین نبودن دولت در مقابل مردم و حائل نبودن. بین مقام سلطنت و مردم نتیجهش این شده که الان تمام این نارضایی ها متوجه شده به شخص اول مملکت و حالا که به عقیده من مسئولیت نباید به این شکل جدوه می کرد و این آقایون بالاخره مسئول هستن علیای حال در مقابل مردم مطابق قانون اساسی سلب مسئولیت نمیشه ولا اینکه اعلیحضرت اینها مسئولن در مقابل مردم من مملکت مطابق قانون. on

masoud jafari jozani for the movie "behesht tabahkaran", mehdi shamhammadi for the movie majnoon, mahmoud kalari for the movie "summer" in the same year, javad ezzati for the movie "bloody crocodile". candidates: a good speaker is definitely from the hand of s'. once upon a time , the city and village of kabiri, yazd , was kept alive by its people. these people had their eyes on the heart of the earth, and water depended on the blessing of the aqueduct. handicraft master from the age of six to the age of 80 in the pastry shop. i am originally from a village. when our aqueduct dried up, the village was almost deserted. everyone moved to the city. the 700-year-old zainababad aqueduct has given life to these people from generation to generation, and now it has reached us. this place is full of dead aqueducts. we talk about an aqueduct that no longer has water like a human being we do it because water is sacred. hello , sir, don't be tired. i'll be safe. i'll be in qant again. let's come together. inshallah , we can transfer water. we both do the same thing every day. with two different metho

hamid abdullahi, mahmoud shojaei, mehrdad tahmasavi, ishpai tim arfi, yago, kazem karamati and hamid reza zohrabi have been introduced as shojaei's helpers. it had arrived in isfahan in the past and was installed in naqsh jahan stadium yesterday for the match of sepahan of iran and saudi arabia in the round of 16 of the asian champions league. first division football league enters the 19th week with four matches in the most important games today, the leading team of chador ramlai ardakan is the host. in the most important games of today from the 10th week of the premier handball league, kerman, the leader, is facing faraz bam dehdasht pikan sabzevar, shahid shamli kazron is the second runner-up, and geti pasand isfahan, the third runner-up , is facing sepahan isfahan. they go too. in the 13th week of the emirates league, al wahda football team drew 1 against the visitors of sharjah. ahmad nurlahi, the halfback of al-wahdeh , scored a goal for his team in the 32nd minute. farib borez garami , the defender of tehran havadar team , joined zob ahan with a one and a half year contract. ga

mr speaker, the palestinian poet mahmoud darwish wrote, "in silence, we become accomplices. the power to change the world." so as i bring these remarks to a close, i want to share with the house the words of those being forced to live through this hell every single day. 30—year—old islam lost three of his four children, along with his mother, two of his sisters and both of his brothers when a missile hit their home. islam said, "my family spent days trying to dig the remains of the dead out of the rubble. the body of my brother to leo was found 200 metres away from the house due to the power of the strike, in pieces. my children's small bodies were torn to pieces. " his surviving sister added, were torn to pieces. " his surviving sisteradded, "my were torn to pieces. " his surviving sister added, "my brother mohammed was only recognised by his hair. nothing was left of my brother khalil apart from his hand." the 30—year—old physiotherapist who lost his wife and three children aged five, four and just three months, along with both of his parents and his sister, when a missile