it was discovered in a mass grave near mosul, iraq. according to the iraqi authorities, this mass grave was discovered in the tele afar region and contains the remains of 139 iraqi men and women who were martyred by isis terrorists in 2017. this the bodies belong to turkmen yazidis and some mosul security forces. these bodies have been transferred to the forensic medicine for investigation. according to un statistics , there are more than 200 mass graves from the crimes of the isis terrorist group in iraq and syria , in which there are up to 12,000 bodies. the zionist finance minister said that he does not agree with the ceasefire agreement and the exchange of prisoners. bezalel smotrich added that the agreement that netanyahu's cabinet officials are pursuing is illegal because based on it, the war will stop and only 20 prisoners will be released in the first stage. . in recent days the differences between the occupiers have increased and the ceasefire negotiations have stopped. the negotiations then hit a bombshell that the prime mini

these bodies belong to yazidis, turkmen and some security forces of mosul .se bodies were taken to the forensics for investigation. according to un statistics, more than 200 mass graves. remains of the crimes of the isis terrorist group in iraq and syria, where there are up to 12 thousand bodies. dear viewers, thank you very much for being with us until this moment , god bless you. iki qolundan passed iki qolundan fəda etdi eyin fəda etdi do ey yel başlar abal fəzel əlemdda əbər sənə zəhra işqinə bax İnşağı gözı çıtadandır səlam ey əli heydər. i am a fighter, no one wants to be a lashgari fighter. i will bring him to the levels from my sword, face to face, kufe has no desire to fight, let yellow be thrown on the body of the enemy. abbas, i am alamdar hossein, i am alamdar hossein ebadir, karbala. i am alamdar hussain aba, the lion of karbala , oh, how hard it is, abbas, unbearable grief, oh, it's hard, abbas, unbearable sadness, oh, it's hard. a happy heart and a woman, then you are mine, then you are mine oh, how hard it is, abbas, the sadness of the sadness

isis in a mass grave near mosul iraq was discovered.ording to the iraqi authorities, this mass grave was discovered in the tele afar area and contains the remains of 139 iraqi men and women who were martyred by isis terrorists in 2017. these bodies were taken to the forensics for investigation. according to un statistics, there are more than 200 mass graves of the crimes of the isis terrorist group in iraq and syria, instead of the article, in which up to 12. there are a thousand corpses. condemning the recent crimes committed by the zionist regime in gaza, the president of brazil said: the world should not remain silent in the face of the endless killing of palestinians. lula da silva with reference according to the testimony of about 40,000 palestinians in gaza in the last 9 months, he said: "it is terrible that israel continues to massacre the palestinian people." the president of brazil said heads and leaders. the politicians of the world should not remain silent in front of this endless killing. lula da silva had already compared n

orders to chain the hands, feet, and neck of imam sajjad (peace be upon him) in tikrit al-nakhla, mosul. these days of aleppo, hamz walbek and many cities, the moments that happened to the prophet's family have not yet appeared. dinner and imams from dinner. ahl al-bayt is kept behind the sham gate for three days until the decoration of the city is complete. according to a narration, it is the first month of safar in the year 61 hijri. it seems that there is going to be a big party at dinner. people they are wearing new clothes. they repel, beat on drums and stand in front of the city gates to watch the captives. prisoners who are called rebels according to the government's report. the gate of hours is the busiest gate. many people do not know. there is a relationship between the captives and the prophet of islam, and on their way to damascus , they were facing the people, and they were the leaders of the command, saying that these are the people who went against the imam of their time , so the people stood in a negative position. i am also like them and my period and my duty and what d

the bodies of about 140 victims of the isis terrorist group were discovered in a mass grave near mosul, iraq. according to iraqi officials, this mass grave was discovered in the area of ​​tele afar it contains the remains of iraqi men and women who were martyred by isis terrorists in 2017. these bodies belong to turkmen yazidis and some mosel security forces. according to un statistics , there are more than 200 mass graves from the crimes of the isis terrorist group in iraq and syria , in which there are up to 12,000 corpses. syrian people came to the polls to elect 250 parliament members. the view of the syrian people in this election is focused on preserving the ideal and facing the challenges. active participation of the people in the elections the fourth syrian parliament, this is a national duty, everyone should participate in the elections . we hope for a bright future for our country. participation in the elections means that we will shape the future of our country ourselves, not strangers to the people who will go to the polls to elect 250 representatives of the next term of th

tikrit, al-nakhleh, mosul, inverde, aleppo, hamz, belbak, and many other cities, villages and settlements are passed. the most difficult and painful moments for the prophet's family have not yet appeared. according to a narration, it is the first of the month of safar in the year 61 hijri . it seems that there is going to be a big celebration in sham. the people are dressed in new clothes , they are beating the drums and they are standing in front of the gates of the city and watching the prisoners. according to the report of the rebel government, they are addressed. the gate of hours is the busiest gate. many people do not they know that the captives are related to the prophet of islam. and they are on their way to damascus. with the people, and they were the leaders of the command, they say that these are the seven people, the people who went against the imam of their time , so the people stand in a negative position. however , the al-hakim al-amayi did not shy away from the attack on makkah with the manjaniq , if the movement of the community, it is the element of the external vision o

starts from basra to baghdad ramadan, iraqi kurds from the same provinces, for example, erbil, dohuk, mosulemitten , and sulaymaniyah and kirkuk , were fighters active in this camp, or in the social sector, for example , the type of fighting in ramadan camp was a type that was among the people. because it was an irregular war, this irregular war could not be carried out in a desert or mountains without the presence of people , so i would like to say that there was a wide variety of activities of the ramadan camp and the camp's indicators. look at the prominent face of ramadan camp, well, now his initiative is wide i worked with sardar mohsen rezaei as the commander in chief of the army. sardar morteza rezaei is the first commander of the ramadan camp. after him , there is sardar mohammad baqir zulqat, who was the commander of the ramadan camp during the war. camp it has the name of nasr camp, which was based in naqdeh, fatah camp , which was based in saqqez, zafar camp , which was based in marivan, and fajr camp, which was based in ahvaz , for the organization of fighters, mujahideen, and i

from the daiish uh terrorist group in the middle east the way it was pushing forward through raka and mosul and whatnot? well you're right, the uh isis, the daish... terrorist group who of course were cia mercenaries and displaced people that the the united states in israel uh intentionally created and cultivated and inspired with madness, much as the united states cia has inspired the ukrainian nazi bandera followers with a fanaticism and madness that is unprecedented, so it has been because of the the the decision. integration of family values and religious values has created a vacuum where evil has taken a whole new license and immorality and and any lack of traditional moral restraint which we which we were compelled to become framed within 20 years ago, 30 years ago, 40 years ago, all of that is is disintegrated and faded, so there's there's absolute reckless abandon in the... internet, on television, on the in the media, in the united states, thank god, god has preserved iran from that disgusting amorality and that perversion and violence and and anti-family sickness and homosexuality

the extremist group which, ten years ago, established what it called an islamist caliphate, based in mosulas negligible. it was hunted and harried everywhere. but this year has been entirely different. is staged massive suicide bombings in iran injanuary, shootings in turkey, and attacks in russia, including one just the other day. so, why are is doing this now? i sought the help of mina al—lami, the bbc�*s jihadi media specialist. if we were discussing this last year, i would've told you about the setbacks they suffered on the ground, their attacks globally being, you know, going down in decline. but this year, it's been a different story. and also, it's worth noting that this is the 10th anniversary of the group's so—called caliphate declaration. they took over that whole stretch of iran, iraq and so on. yes. so, that's when they captured territory in iraq, linked it up with the areas they had in syria and declared a cross—border state, which they called a caliphate, in 2014. so, this year, the group actually put out a message marking that anniversary and, you know, very pompously saying

this is not what happened in mosul when the us coalition in the rocky army on the ground for going after isis. this is not what happened and so lose out when you know the us and the rockies were going after al qaeda. you do not draw farms, this vague and civil in neighborhoods unless your intent is to cause maximum civilian deaths and damage and destruction. and when we talk about this, you know, gaza is gone, does is not just physically gone. gaza right now is psychologically gone. people are psychologically obliterated. and that is so heartbreaking, even just to hear you describe it. and yet i feel like in the midst of all this destruction and as you said and obliterated people as we were speaking to holland before this. and when we talk about gaza, the people in gauze are being superheroes. i mean, in, during all of the s and, and still attempting at least with their major means to come together to try to help each other. um, i wanna share something with you guys uh, from one of the many people who inspire us here on the stream. i came across her mother on social media. his piercing g

i'd, i'd be the syria to 2 rocks of, of gotten this done, booked with american troops in mosul, for example. and these, these quote they, they have nothing on these complex side. change your mind in any way. it would reduce depth. i catch your eye, i would look forward to being on the front lines. i don't think anybody is right in mind. we look forward to having that experience, right? but if i'm called on to do it, i'll do it. and especially i'll, especially if the united states of the west gets involved directly. how would you feel if your friends mean not to set your costs, but it's people who went to school many years ago with your colleagues, stop it being if the united states involves itself and it's conflicting this group instead of a comfortable feed rush in the united states on the brink, this grew into hawk who between the united states and rush, did you feel about merican coming to ukraine? to dot? they've got no business there. that's. that's all i got to say about that they, they need to stay on their island. they have no business there they they, they've got to stop sticking t

they went to civilian communities, they went to people say they went to mosul being, they want to stay wrote in or 14. these are towns on the border where they went in the village than they killed and they've ranked and they did a truck. there's no evidence of rain whatsoever. one, no evidence of rape whatsoever, according to that, there's a you in lots of them. i mean, i don't want to think about, i don't want to argue about this, and i really don't. you either it's, it's a very sense. it's all, no. okay, you said a moment to go to me to be you want an inquiry. why then? i was really authorities not having an inquiry that would prove your allegation, you know, making these allegations which are so far and substantiate. it's not about october 17, for the and i want let them know implemented a policy since 2009 that sought to divide the palestinians to create a delivery device, palestinian authority, the motive boss of his head, and to empower a weekend from us and gaza. in order to stay to the world, we have no parking for peace. nothing noted everything in his power to prevent the 2 s

they said you're leaving mosul. she endorses you. shcae did. hing y she's a radical left here.justiceou. ny of it well, they're also the onepack t thing he didn't say. they want to pack the court. what they really want to dhe oy as more than any of it is pack the court they want to put in. theye heard as many as 27. they've gotten up to 12. it's not in this proposa's not e but -- but this is a response to their losing and a number of high profil case. i mean, not every case has gone your way or republicans did republicans ever put forward a series of these type s of radical proposals? >> i don't recall. they have intended to. and we've been behinee,d we've been behind injustices. and they don't do this actually, fdr did it a long time ago, which was interesting, but it hasn't really happened like this. it's never going to happen. i'll tell you, if if ay i i'm president it doesn't happen. we keep it the way it is. and that's it's been workingf er very well for a long periodan of time. i mean, basically they want to creat e congress. they want to have so many people. let's just g

if you saw americans in afghanistan, saw americans in mosul, raqaa, the numbers are even higher.back to your numbers and check them again. but i will not avoid answering your question. the people to blame about the number of casualties are the leadership of hamas. they choose to locate their command posts, shelters, observation posts, rockets launching, not in the battlefield. unrwa sites, schools, hospitals. they are using their own citizens to put israel in the wrong place that israel is. they are using them as a human shield. they are using them as material for tiktok. you have to blame sinwar from a if you were in iraq you know the americans have zero, one, two, three, five collateral damage. five is you want to kill five innocent people. our rules of engagement are lower than that, unless hamas is doing what they are doing. so blame hamas from a to z. blame hamas for the nine months of war because he could stop the war after two weeks if he put the hostages on a truck and take to the egyptians, so they are to blame and i won't take any of the blame. let me finish with you sa

send american troops back, and we have to fight with our allies there and go door by door by door in mosul, in bloody urban warfare, to try to wipe out isis. you can also talk about syria. you can go back and look at this show with us asking during the syrian civil war, how long is america going to stand by? 10,000 dead. 20,000 dead. 50,000 dead. 75,000 dead. 100,000 dead. 200,000, 400,000, 500,000 syrians dead, and we did nothing because people were concerned that, well, we don't want to be like bush and cheney. what happened there? not only did half a million syrians die, arabs die, muslims die, it also unleashed the greatest humanitarian crisis across europe since world war ii. so there are two recent examples of america going, you know what? it's just better that we just retreat, lead from behind, put up a fortress, and do nothing. but we always have to go in and clean up the mess, whether it's isis or whether it's a massive humanitarian crisis, because it always ends up back on our doorstep if we try to retreat. >> the interesting element of what you were just saying is there is a tou