marwan barghouti, who is ready for a compromise. >> marwan barghouti, who israel convicted of terrorism charges but maintains his political viability and is one of the most popular palestinian leaders today. >> absolutely. dennis talks about ideology. what about the ideology of members of the israeli cabinet today that are openly calling for the expulsion of palestinians? ideologies exist on both sides. we need to change the mindset of both israelis and palestinians who today do not believe there is a partner on the other side. and the only way we can change the mindset is if we offer a serious process, not an open ended process, but a serious process that ends the occupation. if we do that, i believe we can change the mindset of both palestinians and israelis. but today we cannot have the extremist ideologies once again on both sides dictate the outcome of this conflict. >> if i could just ask quickly, both of you, to turn to an incident this afternoon in baghdad. the u.s. military has announced that it took a drone strike that killed one of the leaders of the -- of hezbollah, one of t

parliament, hamas got 74, faf got 50 only because it means... number one on the electoral list was marwan now, by the way, hamas, according to some sources, demands that when it releases prisoners, marwan barghudi be released from prison, this is one of the demands, so now again this agreement has been shaken, so to speak, and , by the way, which means it took third place then, that means, the popular front for the liberation of palestine, their leader too, ahmed saad, was in prison, now he is also in prison, and hamas says he should also be released now. we always do everything together, support each other, we believe in the best. we care and give warmth and overcome difficulties in our own right, together we are strong, we vote for russia. dear friends, i suggest you watch reruns of our original besagon tv program. i hope you remember them and enjoy them. when i hear netanyahu say that 17 out of 24 battalions were destroyed, i honestly don’t understand whether they put in such a certificate.

74 were won by hamas, 50 received a fav only because it means number one on the electoral list was marwan 40 years in prison, that’s how he, now, by the way, hamas, according to some sources, demands that when he will be released prisoners, marwan barghudi was released from prison , this is one of the demands, so now this agreement has been shaken again, so to speak , yes, by the way, which means that third place was taken then, which means the popular front for the liberation of palestine, their leader too, ahmed saad was in prison , now he’s also sitting, and hamas says, and now release him, too, then we’ll go to a truce, don’t want it, don’t, we ’ll fight again, and so on and so forth, when i hear him... say that 17 battalions out of 24 were destroyed, honestly, i don’t understand whether they gave me some kind of certificate, which means that the hamasi battalion is 150-200 people, with 25-30,000, how many battalions are there? listen , well, there’s some kind of mathematics, there’s some kind of game going on, which can all end, which means nothing good, so uh, that means this is not

from 15:00, marwan will play against shiraz municipality, the fans will play against esteghlal khuzestan, and nasaji will play in one game , it seems that it has become a tradition in the main trophy to the match against arak mire aluminum will be postponed for 3 games , due to the fact that sepahan and esteghlal persepolis have national teams, the time has not yet been determined. there was a game yesterday, which was actually a game of tractors and chukkas, which was canceled for various reasons and no decision has been made yet, a report about it. saipa and south pars ended with one goal in favor of orange poshan tehrani. abadan oil industry and melani blue-posh independence in legal times and in addition to the pictures, they reached the first place in the penalty kicks of these blue-clad team of molasani who won 5.4 . like sangun, with a three-to-one advantage against qeshm floating, it went to the round of 18 finals. khuzestan steel also said goodbye to the knockout stage at bajam's home and lost by one goal. shiraz went to the same distance in tehran, and the game was tied at the

war of the loneliest commander , how can a humble servant like me think about his own comfort when marwan bin hakkam, the great arab general , is thinking about serving the amir al-mu'minin mu'awiya like this, and fighters don't die. why you? the master architect is going to leave until i come. i realized that until you come, you force him to go to the kitchen . when mom is not at home , what can dad do in the kitchen? bekne and sayeh arbah, i lost my life to my life , are among the tv shows directed by him. a lame person who has been standing for a long time should sit on his head. the slow tv show with red flowers is the latest work of ostad marzban, written by akbar radi, a show that has been staged before . they reject two reports a month, slowly with the rose flower, the narrator of the family life in the days leading up to the islamic revolution of iran . i do it with mr. hadi marzban , director and actor. mr. marzvan, hello, very nice you have come, as mentioned in my report, you are the artistic director of the show ahaste with golsarukh, mr. mohammad ali rahbar, you are the direc

negotiator to his people and at the same time a plan to continue the war on gaza after the seas fire. now marwan, you know that nato has also threatened to launch this military assault on rafa, and you now what the situation is raffa like, more than million palestinians have been forced into displacement there and some of them are being starved to death. another weapon that unfortunately israel is using, apart from all those you know us made weapons and all that that they are using against them, they're also being starved to death. dying of some preventable diseases, so uh, netanyahu is just saying that the attack on rafa will happen, definitely, that's for sure, and a possible uh cease fire deal would only postpone it, so let's have your assessment of the situation, i think that he means it, and uh, i think that the biden administration uh, despite the fact that they keep saying that they don't like it, they would see a catastrophe coming out of it, or that... have many times asked the israeli entity not to harm any civilians while the arafah operation is underway, they did not tell the israeli

funeral of the palestinian fighter who was killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank. arf marwan was killed in an israeli pre-daon raid on the city of janene and its refugee camp. janine has been the focus of repeated israely raids which have often left clashes with palestinians. the israely military has intensified its raids across the west bank since the beginning of the genocidal war on october 7th. ever since israeli troops and settlers have killed about 390 palestinians. in the occupied west bank. prisal has been with us earlier from ramala to give more details about this really overnight raid on the west bank city of jane. what happened in jenean area is that israeli special forces stormed jenean city and areas around the refugee camp. this is really security. israeli undercover units were discovered by the palestinian resistance groups engine and yet the clashes have taken place between the palestinian fighters and the israeli soldiers, heavy clashes have taken a place in gin area last night and then the israeli aircrafts carried out let's say two aircraft strikes uh those

now marwan, you know that natan has also threatened to launch this military assault on rafa and you know what the situation is raffa like more than million palestinians have been forced into displacement there and some of them are being starved to death another weapon that unfortunately israel is using apart from all those you know us made weapons and all that that they are using against them they are also being starved to death dying of some preventable diseases so uh netanyahu is just saying that the attack on rafa will happen, definitely, that's for sure, and a possible uh cease fire deal would only postpone it, so let's have your assessment of the situation, i think that he means it, and i think that the biden administration, despite the fact that they keep saying that they don't like it, they would see a catastrophe coming out of it, or that they have many times asked the israeli and... entity not to harm any civilians while the arafah operation is underway, they did not tell the israeli entity they're not allowed to initiate any sort of ground invasion or air invasion against rafah

araf marwan was killed in an israeli predne raid on the city of jane at his refugee camp. jene has been the focus of repeated israeli rates which have often led to clashes with palestinians. "the israeli military has intensified its raise across the west bank since the beginning of the genocidal war on october 7th, ever since israely troops and settlers have killed about 390 palestinians in the occupied west bank. versus mondel has been with us earlier from ramala to give more details about the israely overnight rate on the west bank city of janin. let's take a listen. what's happened in jeine area?" is that israel special forces stormed gen city and areas around the refugee camp of gen, this israeli security, this israeli undercover units were discovered by the palestinian resistance groups in gen, and yet the clashes have taken place between the palestinian fighters and the israeli soldiers, heavy clashes have taken a place in gemine area last night and and then the israeli aircrafts uh carried out let's say two aircraft strikes uh those were reported. against the palest

uninhabitable and to genocide, and who are they are supposedly going to find in those tunnels, yeah sinwar, marwan, and and they've never found any of the leaders so far, including and absolutely not and they claim they've destroyed entire battalions and that hamas is near defeat and it's nowhere near defeat as we can see definitely want to thank you very much for your analysis of what kind of fake news or propaganda the western media is portraying for the public thank you very much uh uh for being with us basically telling us this now ladies and gents let us move to digital mainstream media. a new report from the united nations trade body highlighted the unprecedented scale of destruction and impact from the war in gaza. how is that handled by the mainstream media? julia, thank you for being with us. julia qasim, what do you have for us on that specific matter? so surprisingly mara, a cnn interviewed richard kozel wright who is the director of globalization and development strategies at the un conference for trade and development. which was behind the un report? uh, so his report stated that the

marwan barghouti, the palestinian leader, who's been injailfor i don't know how long.ossible... a possible future figure? the problem is for the palestinians, it's not like there are many outstanding candidates to be the leader who brings them to independence, if that's what happens, so i think that's why a lot of people are investing hopes in this man who hasn't been seen in public now for more than 20 years. hamas, in some of their communications regarding the ceasefire negotiations, have given a list of the people who they want to be... want to have released. and, reportedly, one of those is barghouti. now, he isn't actually a hamas guy, but he is seen as this very, very important figure in the palestinian... the wider palestinian nationalist movement. but right now, i don't think the israelis have any inclination whatsoever to let him out of prison. i know how much flak you're getting from both sides, from probably every side. how easy is it to bear this kind of constant criticism? having reported on this story and this place for...really for many, many years now a

release palestinian prisoners, and in particular, i understand that among those prisoners could be marwan barghouti, one of the key actors now palestinian. opera and palestinian politics in general, a person who really claims the position of president of the palestinian authority, that is, as of now, i would probably give less chance that this round of negotiations will be concluded, and what will it look like then, that is, the war will simply continue, as it continues, well, the key issue there is the issue of rafah, as far as i understand, and khan yunus, in principle, in a big way. account is still resisting, rafah, the problem with rafah is that there are somewhere around 1.5 million civilians, who moved there, as if to a security zone, and the conduct of hostilities in this city, well, it will cause great, great victims, yes, that is, how ready will the israelis be for such a defection, well, they will at least threaten yamin netanyahu. to start an operation in rophasia, but well, i think that the pressure of the americans on israel will only increase, well, you yourself understand

at the site of the raid, our cbs news producer marwan al ghoul. >> reporter: dozens of palestinians were operation. the majority of them are children and women. >> reporter: some killed on the spot in their cars. others in their tents as they lay sleeping. all the injured were rushed to hospital. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu hailed the operation as a historic success, saying there was joy over the release of the hostages but also, norah, sadness over two soldiers who were killed in action. >> debora patta, thank you. >>> president biden tonight is pushing for a six-week pause in fighting in gaza. he met with jordan's king abdullah today at the white house to talk about the hostage deal and how to bring an end to the war. cbs's ed o'keefe joins us from the white house. ed, it is clear the white house is not supportive of this new israeli offensive, right? >> reporter: that's right, norah. in his appearance with king abdullah this afternoon, president biden made it clear he doesn't support a major military operation in rafah unless there's a detailed plan for the evacuation of

at the sight of the rate, our cbs news producer marwan al ghoul. >> thousands were killed in this operationjority of them are children and women. >> reporter: sound killed on the spot in the cars, others in their tents as they lay sleeping. the injured were rushed to hospital. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu held the operation as a historic success saying there was joy over the release of the hostages, but also, norah, sadness over two that were killed in action. >> norah: debora patta, thank you. president biden is pushing for a six-week pause and fighting in gaza. he met with jordan's king of dollar today at the white house to talk about the hostage deal and how bring an end to the work. cbs's ed o'keefe joins us from the white house. it is clear the white house is not supportive of this new israeli offensive, right? >> that's right, norah. and his appearance with the king of dulles said that he does not support a major literary operation in rafah unless there's a detailed plan with the evacuation of t the 1 million civilians there. >> they are packed and rafah, exposed and vuln

at the sight of the raid, the "cbs news" producer marwan al ghoul. >> dozens of palestinians were killed operation. the majority of them are children and women. >> reporter: some killed on the spot in their cars, the others in their tents as they lay sleeping. while the injured were rushed to hospital. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu held the operation as a historic success saying there was joy over the release of the hostages but also, norah, sadness over two soldiers who were killed in action. >> norah: deborah patta, thank you. president biden tonight is pushing for a six-week pause in fighting in gaza. he met with jordan's king adullah today at the white house to talk about the hostage deal and how to bring an end to the war. cbs's ed o'keefe joins us from the white house. ed, it is clear that the white house is not supportive of the new israeli offensive, right? >> reporter: that's correct, norah. and in his meeting with king abdullah, biden made it clear he did not support the fighting in rafah unless there is a plan for the evacuation of the 1 million civilians thee. >>

marwan, dari and oren. costs also remember that a child can be given no more than two proper names.mes were given in the zak department of the administration of the pervomaisky district of minsk. for girls: marianne michelle, olivia, lyra, princesses stinging, tiona ivita. for boys. alexander abdul, sultan suleiman, lev leon. well, if you want to organize a naming ceremony for yourself and your relatives, then this is possible in the sachs authorities. the family is congratulated on the birth of a child, a new citizen of the republic of belarus. talk about the origin of the chosen name. what does the name that parents chose for their child mean? you present the birth certificate in a solemn atmosphere under. gifts for parents and their children. choose your child’s name carefully, don’t chase fashion, choose with your heart. friends, in my opinion, this is wonderful news, it’s great when as many children as possible are born in our country, it means that love triumphs. a we continue to enjoy this amazing morning. just a reminder, today is wednesday, february 7th. and the next news i

for boys evar, marwan, dari.e, which appears first in the birth record, is considered the main one. in the past year, in the tax department of the pervomaisky district administration of minsk, double names were given for girls: marianna michel, olivia lira, princesses zhalya, tiona ivita, for boys alexander abdul, sultan suleiman. leo leon, well, if you want to organize a naming ceremony for yourself and your relatives, then this is possible in the sachs authorities. the family is congratulated on the birth of a child, a new citizen of the republic of belarus, and told about the origin of the chosen name. what does the name that parents chose for their child mean? is a birth certificate presented in a ceremonial atmosphere, gifts to parents and their children? approach your choice choose your child’s name carefully, don’t chase fashion, choose your heart. our correspondent olesya boyarskikh said it correctly, you definitely need to choose with your heart , and even before the birth of children, well, for the rest

hamas is said to be asking for thousands of prisoners to be released, including notable people like marwan barghouti, a popular political figure among palestinians who was thought to be a contender to lead the palestinians in the future. earlier this week, prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he opposed releasing that many prisoners, and he also wouldn't support a deal that involves withdrawal of israeli troops from gaza. but after hamas was presented with the proposal this week, a qatari official told reuters that hamas quote, received the proposal, positively, and quote. the fact that the talks have, in fact, gotten this far might be an optimistic sign. there's been no pause in fighting since late november, when both sides reached a truce for six days. subsequent negotiations have since fallen apart, but as we approach the four month mark of this war, with the death toll in gaza climbing past 27,000, there are other signs that something might be a foot. president biden's decision to sanction for israeli settlers in the west bank is the most significant action an american president has

turn terms for beginning talks, and one thing that they pitch for all the time is that they want marwan for life to come out because he's the brains that could be the negotiator. some see him almost as a sort of jomo kenyatta or nelson mandela figure. but but it is so interesting that there is this element in the political hierarchy and the military hierarchy and the military hierarchy of israel that does not want to talk to this particular man. and the outside world, and the american side would think even you will find republicans, dare i say it, who saying, look, you've got to talk because otherwise you're, uh, condemning us to perpetual war. and look, it's is hitting the seaways. where over 25% of global commercial maritime traffic is going because it's affecting the mediterranean now , affecting the mediterranean now, um, you can't see an end to it. we haven't talked about russia right? >> no, no, no , it's a whole >> no, no, no, it's a whole nother kettle of fish, isn't it ? nother kettle of fish, isn't it? okay, uh, for now, thanks very much indeed , robert. much indeed, robert. >