learned from the city, i didn’t like it, i said, “oh my god, how can i stand only in the charze for malakg is so vital and important to our problems, there’s no doubt that the same doctor’s office is far away, the regional center is far away, if dzetsi wanted the same music school, it’s far away, there’s nothing left the answer, in other words, is simple i hated myself all... such insignificant everyday problems and such thoughts would come to the nearest city, but not to the nearest city, but not to the nearest town, as people seem to be like this, well, the skinny chalavek has different moments ў life, there are difficult moments, certain changes in life, and capish mood, and such moods more than once ... because well, i could and for no reason found myself here, and then i think that if i had left, i might not have written the shit at the top, so i would have been stuck with the newbie, and the shit would have disappeared sweet meat songs, i would not have dared to learn how to do this from other people, and not from my brothers, from these relatives, from my marshallese boys. yes, my

malak sulaiman, another 24 year old girl released after eight years in prison. she was kidnapped as a 16-year-old by the israeli police on her way back from school. ahmed manasrah, 21 years old, was released after eight years in prison. as a 13-year old, he was kidnapped and detained by the israeli forces after being overrun and injured by a car, during.... his detention, he was put in solitary confinement several times against the international law and suffered from serious mental health problems. what i like to welcome my guests to this program and take a look at that, look at that in a lot more out of caventry uk steve bell activist, stop the war coalition and out of montreal, canada eves engler, arthur. and political activists. well, thank you both for being with me. on this spotlight, let's start it off in the uk. um, with steve, i want to look at first of all uh, the the situation with this secefire and the exchange of pris prisoners. mean, why do you think that the israeli regime agreed to the ceasefire and to the prisoner exchange, because of course in a

malak sulaiman, another 24 year old girl released after eight years in prison. she was kidnapped as a 16-year-old by the israeli. police on her way back from school. ahmed manasara, 21 years old, was released after eight years in prison. as a 13-year-old, he was kidnapped and detained by the israeli forces after being overrun and injured by a car. during his detention, he was put in solitary confinement several times against the international law and suffered from serious mental health problems. what i like to? to welcome my guests to this program and take a look at that look at that and lot more out of covventry uk steve bell activist stop the war coalition and out of montreal canada eves ingler author and political activist. well thank you both for being with me on this spotlight let's start it off in the uk um with steve i want to look at first of all uh the the situation with this ceasefire and the exchange of prisoners? i mean, why do you think that the israeli regime agreed to the ceasfire and to the prisoner exchange, because of course in a very beginning they said that they wo

malak sulaiman, another 24 year old girl, released after eight years in prison. she was kidnapped as a 16-year-old by the israeli police on her way back from school. ahmed manasara, 21 years old, was released after eight years in prison. as a 13-year-old, he was kidnapped and detained by the israeli forces after being overrun and injured by a car, during his detention. he was put in solitary confinement several times against the international law and suffered from serious mental health problems what of a cere deal between israel and hamas she speaks about her plans for her future being with my family feels me with happiness but happiness is tainted with sorrow because it is from prison came at the cost of the lives of marthers and innocent children. i have a strong desire to continue my education at university. i want to travel and become a surgeon solely to help and alleviate the suffering and pain of the palestinian people as much as i can. it is my aspiration to provide them with the same healing and relief that they provided us while we were in israeli prison

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malak sulaiman, another 24 year old girl released after eight years in prison. she was kidnapped as a 16-year-old by the israeli police on her way back from school. ahmed manasra, 21 years old, was released after eight years in prison. as a 13-year-old, he was kidnapped and detained by the israeli force. after being overrun and injured by a car. during his detention, he was put in solitary confinement, several times against the international law and suffered from serious mental health problems. gaza residents are pleased to see the palestinian resistance movement, hamas, making gains in the war with the israeli regime. they are also grateful to armas for forcing tel aviv into agreeing a truth. here honestly feel a sense of triumh, feel a sense of victory. seeing the first images and videos of the beginning of all of the palestinian women and children being released from israeli occupier jails, honestly brings, brings great pride to the palestinians here. on the 7th of october, the palestinian resistance achieved great victory, and we are fully backing hamas, we

malak sulaiman, another 24-year-old girl released after eight years in prison. she was kidnapped as a 16-year-old by the israeli police on her way back from school. ahmed manasra 21. one years old, was released after eight years in prison, as a 13-year old, he was kidnapped and detained by the israeli forces after being overrun and injured by a car. during his detention, he was put in solitary confinement several times against the international law and suffered from serious mental health problems. the senior mass official says the movement will not go ahead as part of the seasfiring agreement unless israel stops violating the deal. we believe that the israel is till now they are not responding in the right and the positive way to what was achieved. and according to that we have called aboon the mediators to make the needed efforts to fulfill. all what has agreed abon like allowing the trucks of aid to read the northern part of addressing a press conference in beirout osama hamdan said hamas is still committed to the success of the truth agreement he said they wi

malak sulaiman, another 24-year-old girl, released after eight years in prison. she was kidnapped as a 16-year-old by the israeli police on her way back from school. the palestinian resistance movement hamas says it is seeking to extend the four-day truce which came into effect in gaza on friday. in a statement hamas said it would like to, it would like the seasfire to be extended if the israeli regime makes serious efforts to release more palestinian prisoners. the movement added, it would seriously proceed with a prisoner swap deal with tel aviv. the truth took effect in gaza last friday, giving palestinians in the besieg territory a brief respite from israel's seven-week brutal war. the seas fire was followed by a prison exchange agreed by the two sides. civilians have born the brunt of... israel's relentless attacks on homes, hospitals and schools since october the 7th. israel has released 117 palestinian prisoners during the first three days of the four day seas fire, most of them women and children. amongst those freeed of 14-year-old muhammad sabbah and 16

he said people have thrown their full weight. behind leader of yemen's ansera movement, abdul malak al-huthian, his call for using yemen's capacities to hit israel. full interview has been aered by press tv and you could catch it on our network. website, meanwile the yemen forces say they launch a barage of ballistic missiles at sensitive israeli targets. spokesman for the yemini army, brigadier general yahya sari said missiles hit military targets and the por city ofat sorry added operation has successfully achieved its objectives despite israely attempt to cover up the casualties, sorry about the yemeny armed forces will continue operations until israel's aggression on gaza stops, this was a sixth operation by yemen's armed forces against israel, earlier the same day, israel's military had said in a statement that a drone hit a building in alat causing some damage, but no injuries. iran's foreign minister has warned a due to intensification of israel's attacks against civilians in gaza. expansion of the war is become inevitable. hossain abdullahyan made the remarks in a phone call with his q

no, no, when i learned from the city, i didn’t like it, i said, my god , if i only stand for malak, ifthat everything is so vital and important that our problems are not the same, and that the same doctor is far away from the district center ... dzetsi wanted the same music school, it’s far away, there’s nothing to give oh, hell in words, i just realized that i had all these simple everyday problems, and i had such thoughts, to go to the nearest city, but not to the city itself, but not to the nearest city, as it seems the hairstyle is like that, well, the skin of a chalavek there are different moments now... there are intense moments, certain changes in life, and the capish mood, and in the same mood , more than once i think that, well, maybe and why am i caught here, and then i think that if i had left, then it would have been impossible for her to write at the top , so i would have been caught by the new woman, and would have disappeared the style of tender carnivorous songs, i... would have learned my way of life from some other month, and not from my own boys, from all these relat

west bank, regime forces killed malak barguti by live fire in the village of caferin west of ramala.so the palestinian health minister reported the killing of yasin abdullah al-asmar in an israeli raid on the town of baituna, also near ramala. another youth age 23 sustained injuries there. 14-year-old ahmad jamil wahtan was also killed in village east of tubas in northeastern west bank. the regime is ramped up attacks across the west bank since october 7th. that's when hamas launched a surprise operation called alaksa flot against the israeli regime. ever since some 230 palestinians have been killed in the west bank. now another news, the leader of iran's islamic revolution is urging a further boost of the combat readiness of the iranian navy by using its existing capabilities. ali khamani says that efforts should be made to turn the navy into a... comprehensive and strategic force. he referred to the abundant capabilities that the iranian naval forces possess, especially their capacity to assist in implementing seaborn economic policies. the leaders stressed the need to explore new

malak sulaiman, another 24 year old girl, released after eight years in prison. she was kidnapped as a 16-year-old by the israeli police on her way back from school. all from ramal bring in mona kandil, our correspondent there. so mona, what do you have for us, as an update, as you know this truth deal is there and prisoner swap is happening, but the israeli atrocities against the west bank is still going on despite the seas fire exactly, the third of the palestinian or the third group of of israeli, israeli settlers who will be released by the hamamas movements in the gauza strip is supposed to take place in the coming hours and then the israeli authorities will be releasing 39 palestinian prisoners from its jails, the commission of prisoners affairs just released the last that includes the... names of the 39 prisoners who will be released as they received it from the israeli authorities just before maybe half an hour from now the this list includes the name the names of 39 prisoners they are all minors do not include the palestinian women the 39 minors of cours

regime forces killed malak albergut. by live fire in the village of west of ramala, also the palestinianalth minister reported killing of yassin abdullah al asmar an israel raid on the town of baitunia, also near ramala, another youth age 23, sustained injuries there, 14-year-old ahmad jamil wahtan was also killed in village east of tubas northeastern westbank. these were the regime has ramped up attacks across the area since october 7th, that's when hamas launched a surprise. operation against the israel regime, ever since some 230 palestinians have been killed in the west bank. now moralies have been. worldwide in solidarity with palestinians in gaza, protest calling for a permanent ceasefire. palestina, freiheit für palestiner. freiheit für gaza, freiheit für gaza. now in germany, thousands demonstrated in berlin, demanding an end to israel's massacre of civilians in gaza. in the spanish city of barcelona, people gather in front of iconic church voicing support for palestinians while urging a permanent seasfire. also protestors in tokyo gather in front of the israeli embassy demanding

no, no, when i learned from the city, i didn’t like it, i said, my god, if i stand at the table for malakalized that everything is still very important... your problems are not like that, there are the same doctors yes, the regional center is far away, if you want the same music school, it’s far away, you need something to give them, in other words, i just realized that i had all these simple everyday problems, and there were such thoughts, let’s go not the closest one but the city, magchyma not the same goradze, well, life is not... the skin of a man has different moments in life, there are difficult moments, certain changes in life, and capricious moods, and in such moods, you often think, what can i do and why am i here ? got caught up and then i think that if i had gone, i probably wouldn’t have written shit top. so if i had found myself in the hands of a new woman, if the monstrosity of fated meat songs had disappeared, i would not have been able to teach my husband how to do this from another month, and not from my sons, from all these relatives, from my marshallese boys, and from a

. >> reporter: ojoyous celebration as 23-year-old malak finally arrives home in east jerusalem after years in an israeli prison. convictto ten years in prison at the age of 17 for attempted murder. police say they found a knife in her possession in the old city of jerusalem. it is a charge she and her family have long denied. suleman is one of 39 prisoners all women and minors who have been released from israel on friday in exchange for the release of hostages who have been held by hamas in gaza. >> we saw many of those detainees friz centers being released rather being carried on people's shoulders where a number of of their system members, 15 minors vo who have been released have been carried on these shoulders, to cheering and fireworks being set off. we have also been spine to people including they don't want to see this. >> this celebration is not necessary. they need to be mindful of us in gaza. this celebration is wrong. i'm torn to pieces. have a little mercy on us. they can be joyful but the joy is in the heart because we are dying in gaza. have some respect for us a little.

. >> reporter: a joyous celebration as 23-year-old malak finally arrives home in east jerusalem aftersix years in an israeli prison convicted and sentenced to 10 years in prison as the age of 17 for attempted murder. police say they found a knife in her possession in the old city of jerusalem, a charge she and her family have long denied. she is one of the 39 prisoners all women and minors released from israel on friday in exchange of hostages held by hamas in gaza. >> with so many of those released, the prisoners being carried on people's soldiers to the building where a number of the family members were waiting among the 15 minors released carried up this road on people's shoulders and cheering and celebration and even fireworks set off. we've also been speaking to people, including relatives that say they didn't want to see these crowds. >> this celebration is not necessary. of they need to be mindful of us in gaza. this celebration is wrong. i am torn to pieces. have a little mercy on us. they can be joyful, but the joy is in the heart, because we are dying in gaza. have some resp

. >> reporter: a joyous celebration as 23-year-old malak suleman finally arrives home in east jerusalem after six years in an israeli prison. convicted and sentenced to ten years in prison at the age of 17 for attempted murder. police say they found a knife in her possession in the old city of jerusalem. it is a charge she and her family have long denied. suleman is one of 39 prisoners, all women and minors, released from jails in israel on friday. in exchange for the release of two dozen hostages who had been held by hamas in gaza. >> so many of those detainees now released, prisoners now released, being carried on people's shoulders. two of them to this building where a number of family members waited. 15 minors released being carried up on this road on people's shoulders to much cheering and celebration, even fireworks being set off. we've also been speaking to people, including relatives, who say they didn't want to see these crowds. >> translator: the celebration is not necessary. they need to be mindful of us in gaza. this celebration is wrong. i am torn to pieces. have a little m

no, no, when i learned from the city, i didn’t like it, i said: “my god, if i stand only for the malak’s a difference at the cash register, then i’ll fall for the penalty, and so on, when it’s revealed dzetsi, all i realized then is that everything is still alive and the added weight of our problems is nekiya, there that yes, the same doctor of dabrazza ў regional center, far away, when kali dzetsi wanted the same music school, far away, there will be no need for anything let's go, it 's simple as hell i have encountered all these... mild everyday problems, and there have been such thoughts, go to the nearest town, magchyma not in the city itself, but well, live to the nearest town, as people seem to be like this , well, the skin of a man has different moments in life, there are some moments, some changes in life, and in captivity mood, and such a mood more than once... that well, i could and would have been caught here , and then i think that if i had left, then perhaps i wouldn’t have written the sum of the top, so i would have been caught in the house, and the shame of the great one

cheese and butter we are in the top five, that’s right according to the exporter. and in terms of dry malaks how china is and we, and the production of a percentage of milk and dairy products, we supply 6% of all exports , look, for example, back in the late nineties, for example, thanks to the same western advertising, i knew that butter is made beautifully in finland and switzerland, meat, for example, beef comes from argentina, from australia, how we burst into this story, suddenly suddenly. belarus took fifth place in cheese production, but our cheese , over the course of 20 years we have been moving towards this step by step, and if at first we supplied to the cis countries, mainly to russia, now russia only accounts for 72% of exports, and we are leaving into deep processing of dairy, including raw materials, for the next 3 years with us a number of activities are planned to produce completely new innovative types of products, such as, for example, we are now already supplying instant skim milk powder and whole milk powder, mainly in asian countries, it is in higher demand and price,

we were told to run away to the south, they were bombed, the whole family died, a sixteen-year-old malak in memory of her brother, who died after another airstrike. i was offended by the bombs, i slept all this time hugging this toy, it consoles me a little, my brother is no longer there, he was 14, this is the only reminder of him. gifts were waiting for the children on the buses, sweets for the journey for each, just an hour on the road and the refugees were brought to one of the most picturesque places in the republic. the refugees were settled here in the vision center, in the forest near grozny. there are all conditions for life here recovery. an amphitheater, a swimming pool, classes for... play and delicious food - something that all these children have been missing lately. russia, the neighboring republic also accepted palestinian refugees the day before; 150 people were accommodated in dagestan. our children were wondering why they did this, i thank you very much, without us, our brothers, our sisters, our fathers, our relatives now, in 2 days another 107 people will arrive in g

, we were told to run away to the south, they were bombed, the whole family died, sixteen-year-old malakn embrace with this toy, it consoles me a little, my brother is no longer... no, he was 14, this is the only reminder of him, gifts were waiting for the children on the buses, sweets for everyone on the way, just an hour on the road and the refugees were brought to one of the most picturesque places in the republic, the refugees were settled here in a recreational center in the forest not far from grozny, there are all conditions for life and recovery, an amphitheater, a swimming pool, classes for classes, now the children will be taken to grozny, to entertainment center. if you put them here you can play this, have a delicious meal, something that all these children have been missing lately. russia, the neighboring republic also accepted palestinian refugees the day before; 150 people were accommodated in dagestan. our children were crying, why did they do this? i thank you very much, without us, our brothers, our sisters, our fathers, our relatives now. in 2 days, another 107 people

cheese, butter, in terms of cheese and butter we are in the top five, that’s right in terms of dry malakhis is china and we produce one percent of milk and dairy products, we supply 6% of all exports, look , for example, back in the late nineties, for example, the same western advertising, i knew that butter was made perfectly in finland, switzerland, meat , for example, beef comes from argentina, from australia, how we burst into this story, suddenly suddenly belarus took fifth place in cheese production, well, we have cheese, belarusian cheese, for 2 years we have been moving towards this step by step, and if we first supplied to the cis countries, mainly to russia, but now russia only accounts for 72% of exports, and we are moving into deep processing of dairy products, including raw materials. we have a number of events planned for the next 3 years to produce completely new innovative types of products, such as, for example, for example, now... we supply instant powdered, skimmed and whole milk powder, mainly from asian countries, it is in higher demand and price, i am willing to pay

here you go, another example, right in our studio , cameraman tamer malak, who chose our country as his, otherwise everything is behind the scenes and behind the scenes, the operators on other cameras will cover you until you are at your place of work. hello, hi, well , first of all, tell me why. belarus, me i know that i even studied at the belarusian academy of arts, i came to belarus for the first time , this was in 2005, and my plans were to get a higher education as a cameraman and return to my homeland, work there in my specialty, but everything happened as it was planned, in 2010 i received a diploma and returned to my homeland, but unfortunately, in 2012, as you all know, the war began in syria. and she touched, let’s say, already my house, that is, she was around the house, and the situation was completely dangerous and terrible, and i and my wife, she citizen of belarus, we then lived in syria, it turns out we lived for 2 years, in 2011 and 12, we decided to return to belarus, from 2012 to today i live in belarus and you know, this is such a long period of time, one might say,

don’t know exactly how many, because it’s like 10 days ago , we went from there and couldn’t call malakr several hours, where they can calmly play and eat delicious food. the neighboring republic also recently did not accept palestinian refugees; 150 people were resettled in dagestan. they work with refugees around the clock... in 2 days another 107 people will arrive in grozny, half of them are children, places at recreation centers have already been prepared for their arrival, and many local residents even wanted to shelter refugees at home, without care and support they will definitely won't stay. ramzan kerimov, chechen channel one. v turkey is investigating the murder of russian women , forty-two-year-old irina dvizova and her fifteen-year-old daughter dayana. both lived in the resort area of ​​bodrum. the media provide terrible details. bodies with gunshot wounds were found among the enemy. they were tied up and wrapped in sheets. blood stains and traces of bullets were found in the house. irina's ex-husband is suspected of the massacre. lithuanian andrei kushlevich is listed in t

malak, who attends cornell and has family in gaza, says she's experienced something similar. >> is theren in this interview on camera with me today? >> i'm very, very afraid of that, actually. i've been put on a website, and there's been articles written about me. >> reporter: cornell canceled classes today citing extraordinary stress on campus in recent weeks. a decision announced just days after a junior at the ivy league school was charged with making violence anti-semitic threats, including killing jews on campus. according to a federal complain, patrick dye add messed to posting the threatening messages after arrest, but he hasn't entered a plea in the case. >> we're strong and has been through a lot, but it doesn't mean we're not affected by it. >> reporter: the sense of unease exacerbated by clashes like this in new orleans. >> an israeli flag was being burned, and a brave student attempted to grab the flag before a fight broke out. >> reporter: college campuses have long been bastions for open and honest discussion. tulane president michael fitz hopes they'll be able to find a wa

malak al barguti was killed by live f. health ministry also reported killing of yasin abdullah al asmar in a rate on batunia and a 14-year-old near tobas. the leader of iran's islamic revolution calling for a further boosting of the combat readiness of the iranian navy by using its own capabilities. so that efforts should be made to turn the navy into a comprehensive and strategic force. los hechos, definite and undeniable events are self-explanatory, and all by itself neutralize all the zin is propaganda and it's worthless media that support the west. this propaganda usually suggests that an offensive or punitive operation is underway against an organization.

malak al barguti was killed by live fire west oframa. palestinian health ministry reporting the killing of yasin abdullah al-asmar in a raid on the town of beituna and a 14-year-old near. to us. october 7th, 2023 has already gone down in history as watershed in regional politics. through its military operation, hamas managed overnight to reveal the underbelly of a regime which had long boasted about its invincibility, its military prowiss and its intelligence superior. the myth however was shattered into pieces by a resistance group bas in the gaza strip, a swath in the occupied territories which has been under years of crippling sie. to know more, we talked to dr. mohammad ali shafii, an iranian international relations analyst, he believed that the israeli regime's meta narrative has just shattered. many like we could say leaders of the countries all around the world may.