the independent state of croatia was reclaimed and the following days pro ration right or at ministry of education, ph. d mueller. buddha delivered a fiery speech where he said one 3rd of the serbs, we will expel the 3rd that we will kill. and the 3rd we will convert to the catholic faith and the separate them from the orthodox church. because that is the look of course. that was speech was immediately accepted as a task. and the slaughtering of serbs began across the entire territory of the so called independent state of croatia. the, there's a part of the organized genocide that took place during the war for over $700000.00 serve to the suffering of serbian children. and adults in the infamous date of graduation is a painful testimony to the horrifying flight of the serbian people during world war 2. the general see in the city to me is that put your check. you should whatever substitute us if you put it because it doesn't have caught even though it was lovely a sleepy lot. when do we safe key about when it part. so we all got on the loss is not that is the remote. how is it go to a system that

30th the russian language also came under attack in the mid 19th century, vienna's imperial ministry of education, suggested russians rise in roman letters instead of cyrillic. here's an abstract from an 1859 brochure by the check, right? to rent a politician use if you have a chair. while the reason is because you see a right and prints. and so really they will show a tendency to watch loose if occasion, this level and a judge and russian influence is also great that they threaten to completely displace the local language and literature. the gal issues didn't hurry to switch to the roman alphabet. so the all straightened authorities decided to create a new language and spinning system based on the so called cornish alphabet, created in the mid 19th century. but the russian direct google university teaches when creating the new language complained about how hard it was to conceive the each of the few and above university professors heading departments to teach the ukranian language of their own unique separate scientific terminology. their own special independence and native ukrainian language. n

30th the russian language also came under attack in the mid 19th century, vienna's imperial ministry of education, suggested russians rise in roman letters instead of cyrillic. here's an abstract from an 1859 brochure by the check. right? to rent a politician use if you have a chair while the rooms have good lucio right and printing. so really they will show a tendency to watch most if occasion, this level in a judge and russian influence is also great that they threaten to completely displace the local language and literature. a good this is didn't hurry to switch to the roman alphabet. so the all straightened authorities decided to create a new language and spinning system based on the so called cornish alphabet, created in the mid 19th century, but the russian dialect google university teaches when creating the new language, complained about how hard it was to conceive the each of the few and above university professors heading departments to teach the ukranian language have their own unique separate scientific terminology. their own special independent and native ukrainian language. not even

of the ministry following last moment still thing of busha. alice well, that's the struggle in the cultural balancing act in syria. this is because teachers have been staging a protest outside the ministry of education in damascus on sunday, controversial changes to the school curriculum and the new government laws have raised alarms as well. the changes have affected size lessons related to the brain and also the human fold. 8 also history costs references of being deleted to the ultimate occupation and posterior. and it gives you a now considered fictional characters. 7 straight is on demanding that specialized committees make the curriculum decisions and no government officials. and then what are the we are here today because the can't take a government is not authorized to make file reaching a radical changes. we offer any change that touches the glorification of the system, it sayings and so on. as for the issue of deleting for cancelling and amending any part, we hope that it will be through specialized committees. that didn't mind changing the curricula in this fast moving time confuses the student, whether he is a certificate high school student or not. so that's why we hope that the curricu

independent state of croatia whose precaution and during the following days, croatian writer at ministry of education, p h. d mueller. buddha delivered a fiery speech where he said one 3rd of the serbs, we will expel a 3rd that we will kill. and the 3rd we will convert to the catholic faith and the separate them from the orthodox church. because that is the political cool. go to speech was immediately accepted as a task and the slaughtering of serbs began across the entire territory of the so called independent state of croatia. the, there's a part is the organized unit that took place during the war for over $700000.00 serve the suffering of serbian children and adults in the infamous state of croatia is a painful testimony to the horrifying flight of the serbian people during world war 2 the general see in the city to me is that put your chuck you see a letter such as the city put it because i just know because even though it was lovely, i still feel like when do we sort of get out on that part? so we know got on the lowest is not that is the remote. how is it to assist them with that? no. okay, aw

of the ministry following last months, totaling up a shot all a sub. well, there's also the struggle in the cultural balancing act. now in syria, a teachers staging a protest outside the ministry of education in damascus. this is on sunday, controversial changes to the school curriculum under the new government have raised alarms for the changes have affected science lessons related to the brain and also human for the history. cloths references have been deleted to the ultimate occupation on past due in figures who are now considered fictional characters, demonstrate just demanding that specialized committees make the curriculum decisions and not supplement officials. and then what we are here today because the can take a government is not authorized to make file reaching a radical changes. we offer any change that touches the glorification of the system, it sayings and so on. as for the issue of deleting for cancelling and amending any part, we hope that it will be through specialized committees. that didn't mind changing the curricula in this fast moving time confuses the student. whether he is a certificate high school student or not as well. we hope that the curricula will be changed a

a staging approach has done so at the ministry of education in damascus on sunday. controversial changes to the school curriculum onto the new government have raced along. you know what you're doing. we are here today because the can take a government is not authorized to make file reaching a radical changes. we offer any change that touches the glorification of the system, it sayings and so on. as for the issue of deleting for cancelling and amending any part, we hope that it will be through specialized committees. that didn't mind changing the curricula in this fast moving time confuses the student, whether he is a certificate, high school student or not as well. we hope that the curricula will be changed according to specialized committees, and for the coming years and not now. i see them in 3030 talk with my with my 1st and strongest objection in my son to fit capacity is to the amendments made the history materials and the deletion of most of the images, sculptures and gods from the history of syria. my 1st and strongest objection in my son to fit capacity is to the amendments made

of the backlash. the ministry now says most of the curriculum will remain intact and that specialized committees would be full to review and audit them. is this, the, is that the education over hold good road, the promise of building an inclusive society that represents serious cultural and ethnic makeup. but critics say that adjustment, which is good signal, a push to reinforce a religiously conservative agenda by a government struggling to convince the west lift it, senses and fight. and then so it's a for the new syria. how should, by the 0 damascus, get across. now to donald trump, president elect to his speaking, admire, alonzo. he is taking questions from the media and his just being speaking about us involvement in syria. let's listen in just one is going to give you a little report on the hostages. if i can see thank you very much. wow. um, well, i think we're making a lot of progress, and i don't want to say too much because i think they're doing a really good job back in doha. i'm leaving tomorrow back to go to dough. huh. but i think that we've had some, some, some really great progress. and i'm really hopeful that by the inaugural will have some good things

unrwa has become the primary provider of medical services across the strip, and previous to this 15 month unrwa educated 300,000 children and was essentially a ministryeds of thousands of children out of school, and talking about the logistics of a kind of rebuilding operation being incredibly hampered without those 13,000 palestinians who have served unrwa for many years, and may not be able to help with the rebuilding of their own homes in this moment, when the other ones are the most expertise.— when the other ones are the most expertise. there is a lot of rebuilding _ most expertise. there is a lot of rebuilding still _ most expertise. there is a lot of rebuilding still to _ most expertise. there is a lot of rebuilding still to be - most expertise. there is a lot of rebuilding still to be done. | of rebuilding still to be done. thank you. in lebanon, israel has warned people in the south of the country not to return home after saying its troops would remain there beyond sunday. they're supposed to withdraw under a ceasefire with hezbollah. lebanon's army accused israel of procrastination. in the past hour, president trump told a bbc reporter that

ministry corporation to science, education, and culture. both sides look into different bear relations in the face of west to essentially let's get more on this. my correspondent, the 2nd i saw an oscar e as a new re got what i dw has been operating from since the band from russia. welcome back. so guy got iran already thoughts to be providing russia with significant another she assistance. what else does moscow hope to gain from this deal? salt so far there is no sign that this meeting will take the relationship between russia and to run to a new level. but it could help formalize the, the, the, the current level of cultivation. so it's possible that the timing of these meetings right before the trumps the and now the ration in washington is not the co incidence of trump has or the south field continue his the so called maximum maximum pressure fall is this i guess to run and must come, i want to find out if iran with eve up, it's a partnership with russia. do, for example, avoid some us sanctions this. now this partnership, of course, in, in, in, in the includes f, a growing and economic and military ties, especially since russia started it

taken off of the backlash the ministry now says most of the curriculum will remain intact and that specialized committees would be full to review and audit them. is this, the, is the education over hold good road? the promise of building an inclusive society of others presents serious cultural and ethnic makeup. but critics say that adjustment, which is good signal, a push to reinforce a religiously conservative agenda by a government struggling to convince the west lift it, senses on site and then so it's a for the new syria. how should, by the 0, damascus, no international flights to and from serious capital or resuming for the 1st time since you have it through the bus driver side last month cutaways, one of the major airlines now flying to damascus. it's a flight from it though, has not landed international. a planes have already been arriving and domestic flights resume last months. let's cross to damascus international level, wrestle cetera, stanley, but not to cut her eyes flights. russell arrived about an hour ago the and the so this was the 1st, it's a nice slice, has just happened roughly around an hour ago. color aways plane landed in damascus . international sta

of the backlash. the ministry now says most of the curriculum will remain intact and that specialized committees would be full to review an audio of them. the biggest the, is that the education over hold could road the promise of building an inclusive society that it presents serious cultural and ethnic makeup. but critics say that adjustment, which is good signal, a push to reinforce a religiously conservative agenda by a government struggling to convince the west lift it, senses on site. and then so this a for the new syria, how should, by the 0, damascus, the face be know, laid off, and these ready bombardments of the gaza strip. the military has wrapped up in strong, across this trip in the last week, including on residential buildings. because really, a tags have targeted 3 neighboring cam, so have a nice, at least 3 people from one family had been killed in the strike on the upper east refugee camp and central cancer. the strike hit a residential building. at least a living palestinians had been killed since dawn on choose day. as the head of the winds released, agency says if it's to save lives and cancer are at the breaking point. cheap at homepage, this is randy att

of a national conversation... well, you're clearly an optimist. i mean, you're definitely an optimist, mouaz. i mean, i'm sure you saw, just as i did, that the new embryonic education ministrytextbooks which really pointed to an extremely — if i can put it this way — islamist worldview, not one that reflected the diversity of syria. when i looked back through... and there was some pushback, by the way, and based on the pushback, the government then, you know, amended and is being responsive to what the syrian people are demanding until we get to a representative government. but it was mostly taking out the indoctrination of, "assad is the dear leader, "his dad is..." god knows what, and so on. and it was a lot less, at least from what the media represented it as somehow, you know, shifting the whole education to a very islamist curriculum. that's not the case. all right. well, that's your view. let's talk, if i may, let's now talk about the united states and the geopolitics of syria because, for 13 years or so, you've worked very hard to get us lawmakers and administration officials to take on the syria problem and confront assad in ways that you felt the american administr

of the backlash. the ministry now says most of the curriculum will remain intact and that specialized committees with the full to review and all the of them. the biggest the, is that the education overall could road the promise of building an inclusive society if i, if isn't serious cultural and ethnic makeup. but critics say that adjustment, which is good signal, a push to reinforce a religiously conservative agenda by a government struggling to convince the west, lift its senses on site. and then so this a for the new syria, how should, by the 0, damascus, the almost perfect people have been killed and has really attacks across the guns of strength over the past day in the no said been intense attacks. and then the a total blockade on aid is really siege that has last have more than 90 days. abraham all holly is one of the few john this operating in northern garza. and is that the scene of one of the latest attacks. this is what every single morning looks like in garden city after these really flights or just have targeted this residential building and shift 3rd, one area to the north of guys and city for palestinians have been rewarded, killed and dozens were injured. and th

of the backlash. the ministry now says most of the curriculum will remain intact and that specialized committees with the full to review and all the of them. the biggest the, is that the education overall could road the promise of building an inclusive society of other presents serious cultural and ethnic makeup. but critics say that adjustment, which is good signal, a push to reinforce a religiously conservative agenda by a government struggling to convince the west, lift its senses on site and then so it's a for the new syria. how should, by the 0, damascus, there are fullest palestinian all 30 forces of set fire to homes and the janine refugee camp in the north of the oxide, west bank 5 homes with satellite in the camp, which has been the talkative, a security operation for the past month the palestinian authority denies the reports and the phone as were stopping by when it cools outlaws, ministry groups aligned with how my son fund to have released a joint video statement from the janine kemp. and if the outcome some of october gauge tele palace didn't all party they are running out of patience, becuz epa of cutting off the comfortable to and to make trinity supplies. and o

of the backlash. the ministry now says most of the curriculum will remain intact and that specialized committees with the full to review and all the of them . the biggest, the, is that the education of a whole could road the promise of building an inclusive society of if events, serious cultural and ethnic makeup. but critics say that adjustment, which is good signal, a push to reinforce a religiously conservative agenda by a government struggling to convince the west, lift its senses on site. and then so this a for the new syria caution about the 0, damascus, the, the head of the u. n's relief agency says efforts to save lives in gaza. all at the breaking point. orchard chief tone, fletcher says, is really a tax on 8 workers and the collapse of lower and order and gaza. i've made a deaf, it's nearly impossible. israel has rum top. it strikes across this trip in the past week, including on residential buildings, at least $28.00 palestinians were killed on monday in the gaza strip. and as striking, central gods are as talk to the 10th sheltering displays. tell us the news announcement, causing the india and have been taken to alex the hospital. a buzz refugee camp is also being ta

of the backlash. the ministry now says most of the curriculum will remain intact and that specialized committees would be full to review and all the of them . the biggest the, is that the education over hold could road the promise of building an inclusive society that represents serious cultural and ethnic makeup. but critics say that adjustment, which is good signal, a push to reinforce a religiously conservative agenda by a government struggling to convince the west lift it, senses on site and then so it's a for the new syria. how should by the 0, damascus, the head of the runs relief agency says the efforts to save lives in gauze, all that's a breaking point chief conflictions. this is really a tax and aid work because i'm the cops of law and order in garza have made 8. if it's nearly impossible, israel has run the top. it strikes across the street from the last week, including on residential buildings. at least $28.00 palestinians were killed on monday and the goal is to strip it is riley strikes have targeted 3 neighboring thompson gauze nights. at least 3 people from one family has been killed in a strike on alvarez or a few g county, us and central garza and the strike ca

education, jobs and so on. so all of those cities that passed and the military and ministry investment laws and policies where due to a very large coalitions pushing not just the palestine advocacy movement. so the fossil fuel and the climate just as movement allergy between movement and jewish progressives, and many, many others. i want to turn to you for a moment. you've faced ongoing intimidation by successive israeli governments. they've attempted to revoke your is really residency. you face delays and the renewal of your travel documents and you've been cold personally, a threat to the state of as well. how does this impact you? it's um, i seem very awkward talking about this in the midst of genocide honesty because it, it depends. but it's still trying to silence of a voice that is important and this time isn't it? it is clear that they're not succeeding. no, i mean uh, i mean, i'm louder than ever as so it's, it's not working. yes, they've tried everything. i mean, the whole point they tried to get to you to, to make you feel that, you know what i'm getting up. it's not worth it. i want to live my life. yo

of the backlash. the ministry now says most of the curriculum will remain intact and that specialized committees would be full to review and all the of them. the biggest, the, is that the education of a whole could road the promise of building an inclusive society if i, if events, serious cultural and ethnic makeup. but critics say that adjustment, which is good signal, a push to reinforce a religiously conservative agenda by a government struggling to convince the west lift it, senses on site. and then so this a for the new syria caution about about i 0, damascus. this kind of thing and also those christians have attended the christmas most of the church of saint paul for this in the cause of city for services have been new to us. the war cost a shadow over celebrations, people taking part in the mass, surprised for pacing garza as well as attacked the church several times of the cost of 15 months. the holidays unlimited to prison, only with no gifts for children, no joy, any signs of joy for the children on this holiday. we hope and ask all countries to help bring a ceasefire in the gospel street and said i did a lot of my wishes off a piece to provide all over the world. and

of the backlash. the ministry now says most of the curriculum will remain intact and that specialized committees would be full to review and all the of them. the biggest the, is that the education over hold could road the promise of building an inclusive society about it presents serious cultural and ethnic makeup. but critics say that adjustment, which is good signal, a push to reinforce a religiously conservative agenda by a government struggling to convince the west, lift its senses on site and then so it's a for the new syria. how should, by the 0, damascus, say our opponents pellets and you know, authority forces had said 5 homes in the janine refugee camp and the north of the occupied west bank 5 homes with a live and the camp which has been the target of both p a and is ready operations in recent weeks dependents and you know, starting to nice, the report saying the fire's wisconsin 5 wasn't calls, outlaws groups aligned with from us and felt i have released a joint video statement from the janine refugee camp. and it's the only cosign and l october guides tell the palestinian authority they are running out of patience. they accuse the p, i of cutting off the cams, water

of the backlash. the ministry now says most of the curriculum will remain intact and that specialized committees with the full to review and all the of them. the biggest, the, is that the education over a whole could road the promise of building an inclusive society of other presents serious cultural and ethnic makeup. but critics say that adjustment, which is good signal, a push to reinforce a religiously conservative agenda by a government struggling to convince the west lift it, senses and fight. and then so it's a for the new syria. how should, by the 0, damascus, the, the had, the, the you ends relief agency says efforts to save lives in jobs are breaking point or chief tongue. fletcher says is really a tax on aid workers and the collapse of law and order in gaza. made a deaf, it's nearly impossible, as well as round top. it strikes across this trip in the past week, including on residential buildings, at least $28.00 palestinians were killed on monday in the gaza strip. so how do i move his life for us and dera? bella, in a sense, regardless of honey i bring in, select is if you with the well, it just passed a few minutes. a funeral of the 3 people who were killed in the o

off of the backlash the ministry now says most of the curriculum will remain intact and that specialized committees would be full to review and all the of them. the biggest the, is that the education over hold could road the promise of building an inclusive society that it presents serious cultural and ethnic makeup. but critics say that adjustment, which is good signal, a push to reinforce a religiously conservative agenda by a government struggling to convince the west lift it, senses on site. and then so this a for the new syria, how should, by the 0, damascus. we found this opposition lead edge on the hama has been sworn in as president. is dishonest of election victory last month make some of the fiscal 9 latest to be version back into office for a 2nd 10 since a return to multi potty democracy. in 1992, he was previously president between 20122017. he has promised to reset the country after an election campaign dominated by economic issues commemoration ceremonies being held in the french capital on the 10th anniversary of the attack on the offices of charley have done 12 people were killed when 2 gunman attacks the news room of the satirical weekly, and 2015, just days ligh

of the backlash. the ministry now says most of the curriculum will remain intact and that specialized committees with the full to review and all the of them is this, the, is that the education overall could rose the promise of building an inclusive society that represents serious cultural and ethnic makeup but critics say that adjustment, which is good signal, a push to reinforce a religiously conservative agenda by a government struggling to convince the west lift it, senses on site. and then so this a for the new syria hushed by the 0, damascus calibration ceremonies of being held in the french council on the 10th anniversary of the attack on the offices of charley. at the so people were killed when 2 gunmen attacked the news room of the circle newspaper in 2015 for people. so died during a siege to supermarkets in paris. for more on this is natasha butler, who joins us live from paris. well, they have come memory sion, what's going on to commemorate that which happened 10 years ago of the, for the french presidency. my new mind calling the powers on these are the, the leading collaborations, the full 17 people died in the general parish. the tax in 201510 years ago nowad

north park by coordinating the urban ministry program. 15 years late through his leadership at the center for civic engagement, rich exemplify as transform power of education to promote civic engagement and foster stronger, more connected communities. through initiatives like the catalyst program which has rated opportunities for students to engage deeply in chicago and with chicago residents learning directly from local leaders of color and working collaboratively to address pressing social issues. rich's work remind us when our universities invest in civic engagement, they are not only shaping the next generation of leaders, they are strengthening the fabric of our very own communities. i want to commend rich congress for his commitment to promoting civic engagement, his leadership and his dedication to live out his faith through public service. thank you, rich. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor a dedicated educator and my constituent from bensonville, illinois, laura avila peterson. laura's commitment to forest everring civic engagement -- fostering civic engagement ensures her students are prepared to be active, informed participates in -- participant

educational facility. one of the buildings, quote, 5 can use and ukraine. russia says its troops captured full villages and don't yet screeching in slow bianca. meanwhile, the russian defense ministry says the belgrade region is come under attack, especially cranium, forces use 6 us made the 1000 the striking, the west and border region. k of says it's made treat talking to the defense systems and met free re dos and battle. got on the still ahead on al jazeera justice of to or political, which comes form of punched on the prime minister me on con sentence. the full tv is in prison and will tell you what might be in store for outgoing us, vice president, them for my presidential candidates, pamela harris, the of the winter months. and this is very strong. no, for easterly, it's easy off a little bit in the forecast, which means the rain will tend to move where it's supposed to push a bit further south from where it's been. it's a still hit single pole, but it may be concentrating for the south into march or possible near java, at least what's towards volleyball is forecast. look, society went wrong from sunday. being human is also trying to farm, which is the full costs for oil san

education and health care to palestinians — have said the move is contradictory to israel's international obligations as a member state. staying in the middle east. the lebanese health ministry has accused the israeli army ofir homes in southern lebanon, killing at least 11 people and injuring dozens more. israel's military has missed a deadline to leave the area, as a 60—day ceasefire deal expired — it has not said how long its forces will stay in lebanon. both israeli troops and his brotherfighters were supposed to have completed their respective withdrawals. israel says lebanese troops have not deployed fast enough, while the lebanese military blames israeli procrastination. lebanon's new president, generaljoseph aoun, called for restraint. our middle east correspondent hugo bachega is in beruit and outlined what the deal was. this deal stipulated the withdrawal of israeli troops from the south of the country, and also the removal of hezbollah fighters and weapons from the south, and at the same time, thousands of lebanese soldiers would be deployed to that part of the country. now, what the israelis are saying is that this deal hasn't been fully implemented, that the lebanese military hasn't really ful

educational facility. one of the buildings, quote 5 in eastern ukraine. russia says its troops is captured full villages and the don't yet see region, including sutherland. meanwhile, the russian defense ministry says the battle god region has come under attack, says the ukrainian forces use 6 us made miss solves in the strength of the west and border region. k of says it's mid street talking to the defense systems in the tree, re dos and battle called police in south sedans. capital are imposing a night time cuff, you often demonstrates is dotted, stealing from sudanese own shops. the protests against the depth of 29 south sidney citizens and sedan that were killed in why they met in the, the capsule of cuz the, the state city was taken back by sedans, army last week officer. it's captured by the rapids support forces a year ago. let's go live to, catherine saw a who's in the boat, a town of frank in south sedan. and 1st of all, let's start with the reports of attacks on sudanese own shops as the situation come down in those bright of the. yeah, in fact the president is expected to address the nation in yuba in a little while he already issued a statement saying that he is concerned about wha

the country's education ministry says the law is aimed at safeguarding the mental, physical and psychological health ofnts, and flags at the us capitol will fly at full staff during donald trump's inauguration next week. house speaker mike johnson issued that order after the president elect complained about the flags being lowered. johnson's decision overrides a white house proclamation to honor the life of the late president jimmy carter, who died last month. the flags will be lowered to half staff the day after trump is sworn in. and we're also learning who will and who will not be attending trump's inauguration on monday, former president bill clinton and former secretary of state hillary clinton will both be there, along with former president george w bush, former first lady laura bush and former president barack obama. tech leaders elon musk, mark zuckerberg and jeff bezos are expected to attend and will be seated on the inaugural platform, positioned near cabinet officials and elected leaders, but notably missing from the list is former first lady michelle obama. so far, no reason was given for h