you mention the explosion on november 21 , 2010 at the iranian revolutionary guards corps base in mallard karaj. this causes the spread of panic. writer ronin bergman. this book has all the information with direct interviews he collected the designers of these assassinations. one of the most important sources is about a thousand interviews that the author has conducted . in the previous year, bergman spoke about the assassination of palestinian fighters to the assassination of imad mughniyeh in front of his house. the purpose of ronin bergman in this book is to show off. the power of zionist terror is in the world, but this series has become a counter-operation among the zionist regime. although this book was written to defend themselves, it is more about israeli state terrorism than any other source it proves the author of this book named his work by adapting one of the teachings of the zionists in the early days. a lesson to kill for fear of death. if someone comes to kill you. get up and kill him as soon as possible. zahra alizadeh, radio reporter . have a good day, dear compatriots an

different energy here, this is not a figure of speech, for 25 years, together with its mascot, the duck mallardozens of prizes at competitions and festivals, but literally tomorrow all this could end , the prefecture of the central administrative district unexpectedly declared the center's activities unsafe due to unsatisfactory sanitary and technical due to the fire safety condition, namely due to the lack of a ventilation system for fire exits, there is no dangerous exit, conducting classes in the above-mentioned room is not possible. officials refer to the fact that there is supposedly no emergency exit in the basement, but we have one, we can look at this cardboard wall that now separates us from the exit to the other side of the street. in fact , there is no need to cut or repair anything at all; there has always been a second doorway here, it was just for it in the nineties the communal people walled up something. however, the false wall and plaster are only inside; outside, the entrance lobby has been preserved in its original form. for some reason , the law enforcement agency closed it.

we've heard reports of a right inside were mallards, 2 or 3 areas of remodel or of course where we all now. so another indication is no sign. yes, of this campaign of a restaurant the way across the occupied west bank by is ready for these earlier today or yesterday they chief come on to the head. come on to all these radio approaches. inside the occupied westbank was talking to surplus and he said that the gloves had been taken off, and in his words, this campaign a defined a terrorist nests inside the occupied westbank would go on already more than 1350 people arrested. and as you say, over a 100 people killed including children. so as you can imagine, some very nervous people in neighborhoods across the occupied westbank this morning . charlie, thank you. well, let's get more now and the death of the family members of an out. is there a journalist in his really abstract earlier on gauze at dyna butram is a palestinian, the lawyer who's known while dato since 2006. she tell us about him and his work as a journalist in gauze us. so i don't think that people quite understand what, what

hi my name is justin mallard.i am from blueberry, massachusetts. 10 minutes right outside of boston so in massachusetts is still illegal for state employees to strike. we recently a movement had a strike from all our teachers and so for a week none of the kids to go to school because the teachers are striking their spots from the local the state government was to the teachers union $1,000 $100,000 at the start and $40,000 per day. do you i guess this is a question for the entire panel, but with a number one is this something that that coolidge have done himself or would he done the taking a different action? and number two, is this something that you would have done or recommended doing? when i was governor the state employees decided to go out on a strike, i was coming back from an event at 10:00. in those days, we have cell phones. but i was being by a state trooper who got a message on the state police radio that we should pull over and i should call the attorney general. so i pulled a phone. i don't know if th

for 25 years, together with their mascot the duck mallard, the team has won dozens of prizes at competitions and festivals, but literally tomorrow all this could end in the prefecture of the central administrative district, unexpectedly. announced the activities of the center unsafe. due to unsatisfactory sanitary, technical and fire safety conditions, namely the lack of a ventilation system for fire exits. there is no emergency exit, and it is not possible to conduct classes in the above-mentioned room. officials refer to the fact that there is supposedly no emergency exit in the basement, but we have one, we can look at this cardboard wall that now separates us from the exit to the other side of the street. in fact, nothing to cut through or repair it’s not required at all, there’s always been a second doorway here, it’s just that in the nineties it was walled up by the utility company for some reason, however, the false wall and plaster are only on the inside, the outside entrance lobby has been preserved in its original form. for some reason , the city administration closed it; this entr

and mallard got the world's speed record in the 1930 on that railway line for a reason because it's veryncaster and then link up with the one that you really want to build , which you really want to build, which is people have is hs3 because people have really struggled between i think, yeah, i said, well, leeds to manchester 40 miles that is worth building. liverpool hull could be a new economic area like the south. >> does this tell us that he's listened, that rishi sunak has actually listened to people like you who know this system, who understand , and the pros and understand, and the pros and cons. he's looked at the costs and benefits and made a and the benefits and made a sensible . sensible decision. >> i welcome the fact >> i mean, i welcome the fact that the prime minister is turning to returning to pragmatic conservatism like net zero. very good. and it's questioning costs , you know, are questioning costs, you know, are the benefits worth these massive costs , especially the know it's costs, especially the know it's all out of control role. and i think it has been a gravy tra