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when we were when he was here and we were up in brahmana at at restaurant and he had been to visit mariam's parents grave and he came back from there he said you know it's a very beautiful cementary please i want to be buried here so he really wanted that he made that decision, the palestinians look at him as an intellectual, scientific and cultural secret . but the palestinian people were proud to be proud of this son of the american god, his american nationality, and not the success achieved in the united states of america , but the shadow of palestine and the shadow of the son of the earth after the departure of edor saeed . palestine is proud, it means that the arab world is generally proud of the number of writers and poets, and i think that there are great works on the cultural and intellectual level , at least i can say that the view of the palestinian issue in the american west will create a doubt for many westerners, especially in america , and the conflict that happened in the west. america around the palestinian cause is the result of the activity of edward said's thinking and th

uc berkeley law student mariam al-hakim has been at the berkeley encampment for the past two weeks, andieves the encampments will continue to be a place for pro-palestinian supporters to make their voices heard. as the situation gets more imperative. it is more of a collective duty upon all of us to keep on raising our voices louder and louder and louder. now this uc berkeley encampment is expanding, adding sections for both alumni and union workers. but no word at this time if any more rallies are going to take place here in the coming days in berkeley. pete serratos nbc bay area news. pete, thank you. also new at 11. two suspects are wanted for holding up a postal carrier at gunpoint in dublin. this is the latest in a string of attacks targeting postal workers. it happened yesterday near a bespoke court. dublin police say the postal carrier was approached by two men in black masks. they threatened her with a gun for her mailbox key and cell phone and then ran off. another postal worker was robbed at gunpoint in april april 25th in san carlos. investigators released these pictures of t

we'll decide accessed rates, mold droughts, as well as intern string fall. mariam zachariah is a research up with wealth whether attribution. it's an organization that studies the relationship between climate change and extreme weather events. and this is an important and those to help me understand policies do have to devise existing policies and to make new policies to cub fasting, fuel emissions, and to to help, to have videos are mitigating backs of 6 events. well, with retribution found to be extreme heat, seen in southern europe. in july 2023 would have been virtually impossible if humans have not moved into the planet by bonding football fields. scientists also analyzed the rain full that led to flooding and amelia ramana. and actually in may 2023, they found that the extreme with it, the was not made more likely or more intense by climate change. what happened was simply a very rare event made west by rapidly growing cities and the a space for water drainage that increased risk of flooding. it's not always easy to say where the climate change has influence specific weather events.

what we've seen mariam is a of the really shocking and ugly a scene of violence as what appear to be hundreds of pro israel. a pro sinus attackers have the salt of the encampment of the pro palestinian a. student's protesters. and they carried away the, the barriers that were separating of the camp from the rest of the campus. hurling missiles, the fireworks, to down with the, to like scooters and anything that they could get their hands on to throw inside the camp. and attempt to a good one presume for the student protesters to leave the area. police did not show up for a long time, but the number of injured it is difficult to say at this hour. although we've seen reports on social media thing that some people have been seen to be led away with the injuries but the and can't. but it's still there, a volume and the uh, doing protesters despite this, this attack of, of the ground and that they have a plan. i would also point out that this has happened before, although on a smaller scale, for example, over the weekend, particularly on sunday night pro zion is the so called counter prot

the or the, [000:00:00;00] the flow i mariam demise. the welcome to the news our life from dell ha. coming up in the next 60 minutes. parts of gauze is the largest refugee count reduced to rubble, as israel targets o areas of the strip, leaving many palestinians with no place to call home. is there any will cabinet minister if any gun submits a bill to dissolve parliament and hold the elections elsewhere is ready forces again, conduct.

if raffles say to does garza, i know we spoke to mariam jim. she does, she's an associate professor of law at the university of colorado law school. and she says that sound africa's request as part of a way dependent school in legal strategy to apply pressure on the bite administration to hold. it's unconditional support for israel right now with the latest request that south africa has made to the court. you know, it has made very clear how urgent it believes the situation to be inside of it. as asked the court to weigh in on its provisional measures order within a week's time. and it has listed a litany of that, that highlight the really, the only thing that the court can and should do, which is at the minimum, to order israel to cease its military operation in rafa. and though it has not explicitly asked for this in this, in this particular request, it has referenced it throughout the request that it is high time the court actually demands that israel sees all of its military activities inside of gaza. now will israel comply know is, will, w

earlier we spoke to georgians nichol commentator and intellectual property specialist. mariam, i sure a got a, she says the us and europe have crossed a line in their treatment of georgian their stance on the lies, hypocritical visible in georgia, that the west has been forcing us to do some decisions to make some decisions that would be convenient for them, for a long time now finds there's a line between when it comes to partnership and friendship. and when it comes to dictating a country what to do, and when to do, i think that it's very critical from the side of the west. uh usa. first of all, who had this law for a long time now, and from june in june and as well, who is nowadays only talking about their needs to kind of uses tens when it comes to do well. because we know that they have been employed, seemed to work for a long time. and now they see this was their protection against their partner, which is usa fight. both of them are against this world when it comes to georgette because they are doing the same thing that in georgia that they're doing with each other. so basically

so essentially, mariam, because at a time when is really politics are so polarized, when there are so many divisions and phishers across the political landscape and israel, you have top leadership in israel, essentially backing what the prime minister said. and let me take you and our viewers. so what we heard from some of those top officials throughout the day you had been in camps, former defense minister, current member of the war cabinet, who said that it was marrow, blindness, to try to equate what israel is doing when it comes to the war with what, how much has done beyond that? you also had yeah, year le pete. he is the opposition leader in israel. yeah. your la p tweeted earlier saying the i c. c. arrest warrants are a complete moral failure. we cannot accept the outrages comparison between that and yahoo and send war between the leaders of israel and the leaders of how much beyond that. we also had a tweet from is really president issac heard sock, he put out a statement in which he said the announcement of the prosecutor of the icpc is beyond outrages and shows the extent to

yeah it's, it's, i'm really listening mariam. it's unbelievable. a man, america with a similar law, as you say, even more stringent the, you know, they're putting all this pressure on to police. if, if we try and break it down and marry and what is the goal? do you think of certain wisdom players when it comes to when it comes to putting pressure on georgia, we know very well the george soros foundation is splashing cache as it likes to. it's under events like this, and i think so i have to explain them. it's way easier to control the country that would have hope that sub flooring countries like you woke and you would say, could change their face. but the truth is that it's way easier to control georgette when georgia is to, jo wants something from them. that's why they are trying to shift this is to ration in georgia in a way that we don't have, you know, freedom financially or otherwise. so we can make our own choices. and then uh, the reason is that its way more conceit to control country which is separated and that is why they are trying to pul

let�*s cross now to my colleague mariam moshiri in malmo.s noisy, full of fans. —— samantha. there is lots of cheer and excitement ahead of the european song contest. down the road on the other side of the city, there are protests taking place against the involvement of israel in this year�*s eurovision song contest. there are protesters, we are estimating about 10,000 through the city, and my colleagues with them now. sarah rainsford is in central malmo for us. the protest is finished now, this is the tail end of the protest dispersing, people heading home. it was a large march, around 10,000 protesters, that is more or less the same as thursday. they marched through the heart of malmo, waving palestinian flags and chanting their main chance, theirfundamental palestinian flags and chanting their main chance, their fundamental ones, free palestine and boycott israel. lots of passionate feelings. they do not believe israel should be taking part in this year�*s eurovision while gazais part in this year�*s eurovision while gaza is being bombed

we didn't we as a woman didn't allowed to go to a street without mariam even we we did not allowed to see a man doctor but we didn't see dad's they cut the people their half of the body. maybe there wasn't enough medical at that time. it but after 20 years fight with the afghan government and us soldier in afghanistan, they showed all their face of themselves. they came to hospitals. they come to university. they came to the school and they just killed people. hundreds and hundreds of people, let alone the battlefield. i don't speak about because we know they just our soldiers. i guess could from that they wanted to take the revenge from people because the people of afghanistan and the government had the operation and this collaboration with the us government. so now the government the u.s. wanted to leave afghanistan and surrounded to people to taliban and they take the revenge and they will take the revenge from and people like me, i knew that and i knew that they don't have any mercy, any person. we had this experience after 2001. we didn't had it before. and you saw you saw what t

happen now is simply for the line across things to open to that is absolutely the critical context, mariam but the pentagon on a call with reporters today really emphasized when it saw as progress with the distribution from this floating peer, which you rightfully say it's really just a drop in the bucket of the great need that causes who are in extreme hunger are facing. but the pentagon is pointing out that over the past, almost one week, there been 506 metric tons of food that was delivered via that route. but it's important to point out that much of it has not been distributed. that being the major hurdle here, the 1st few days, once the spirit was built, the food was nearly at a near stand still as the pentagon of the world food program. so that there were looters that prevented the distribution of this food leading to the world food program to suspend its program for 2 days. well, since then things have picked up a bit and we're also program issued a outcry for israel to help with security in his distribution of food and appears at israel, allow there to be some alternate routes to d

sergey zhilin, valery grokhovsky, mariam mirabova, anya chipovskaya, anna buturlina, the oleg lunstrom exhibition project “group 13” in the alleys of the era, dedicated to the artistic association that existed from 1929 to 1931 and chose its themes of depicting city landscapes. the exhibition includes more than 300 works of painting, graphics and decorative arts. art from museum and private collections. the krasnoyarsk pushkin drama theater is performing oleg rybkin's play based on friedrich schiller's drama intrigue and love. the premiere performance of aivazovsky three elements about the life and work of pushkin and aivazovsky is shown at the yaroslavl drama theater named after volkov. artist-animator alexander petrov. directed by alexander sazonov. multimedia action film aivazovsky three elements. what is this? on the one hand, these are paintings by aivazovsky, which we revived using the neural network. on the other hand, this is a comeback. composer vladimir martynov on the territory of the drama theater. stretya is pushkin's poems, choreography, a cool story of father and son, th

let's cross now to my colleague mariam moshiri in malmo.lways lovely to work with you, shame you are not here, it has been a lot of fun map as you have mentioned, there has been much controversy over the last week. but this is what it is about, the music, and fans are lining up in their droves to watch the grand final of the 68th eurovision song contest. it has been a controversial week, it has been a controversial week, it has been a controversial week, it has been different to await eurovision song contest two, with lots going on with protests, protest going on right now in the square in front of the arena. my colleague has all the latest. joost klein. with just hours to go, his eurovision dream is over. his team says they're shocked by his disqualification. fans realised something was wrong when it was announced he wouldn't be taking part in yesterday's rehearsal. and it's now been confirmed he won't be competing tonight after a complain by from a female member of the production team about an incident on thursday. it's been an eventful b

let�*s cross now to my colleague mariam moshiri in malmo. thank you very much.est takes place in a few hours�* time. across the city there are huge protests taking place as we speak and we estimate around 10,000 people have taken to the streets to protest against israel�*s participation. this comes as the city gets ready to host the grand final. we know the protests are peaceful, they are lots of families and children taking place in the protests. the protesters have gathered in central malmo and are walking towards the arena. police tell me they will not be allowed to enter the square around the arena where i am. it has to be said, security is really tight in the city. there are police everywhere i turn. there are police spotters on holdings, police helicopters and there are drones around the city as well. security is very tight indeed. the competition is going to start in just a few hours�* time and as the protesters down the other end of town continue their protest, the fans here are gathering ahead of the 68th annual eurovision song contest, and this has bee

my name is mariam with the chicago palestine film festival. i wanted to speak to obviously the important ins of centering palestinian narrative and documenting palestinian stories, especially now, but also the past 75 years of occupation. sorry can you hear me better? i think obviously those living in the united states see a deep bias in. our media coverage on palestine and often even a censorship. so particularly in your roles as a writer and as someone documenting human rights violations, how do you see the path forward to be able to bring these stories to, the mainstream media and to your everyday american who's not maybe necessarily seeking out this information. so do you want to take a couple of. so i'll take the third one first just because it's in my mind. you know, i wrote the book out of a sense of hopelessness in the kind of work that i had previously been doing, which was more in the sphere of ngos and trying to influence policymakers and. really, it's what people might call a top down approach. try and influence elite opinion and h

among the participants are sergey zhilin, valery grokhovsky, mariam mirabova, anya chipovskaya, annae transparent sun of autumn is played at the sphere theater, staged by alexander korshinov based on the stories of yuri trifonov, yuri kazakov and yuri dombrovsky. the festival of classic pieces opens in the halls of the estate museum, with a program of works by mozart performed by alexandra gindin, yulia pokrovskaya and the moscow camerata orchestra. until june 2 , the exhibition project group 13 in the alleys of the era is open at the museum of russian impressionism, dedicated to the artistic association that existed from 1929 to 1900 and chose the image of city landscapes as its theme. the exhibition includes more than 300 works of painting, graphics and decorative and applied arts from museum and private collections. the krasnoyarsk pushkin drama theater is performing oleg rybkin's play based on friedrich schiller's drama, treachery and love. the premiere performance of aivazovsky three elements about the life and work of pushkin and aivazovsky is shown at the veroslavl drama theat