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dasan and mr. k, and mr. ehsan amini 's mary timmon , were not given visas.h this failure, america once again ignored the olympic charter and the spirit of sports and did not separate politics from sports. mortezaei ezzatpanah of radio and television. well, as in the summary of the news , the national football training of our country was presented to you for your two games. in a few minutes, it will be followed up at pas qawamin stadium in tehran, and now i will talk with mehdi ali maradi, a radio reporter , at the training place of the national football team of the country. go ahead, it is very polluted, mr. qazi mirrassid. hello , i am at your service and dear viewers of sports news on the three wizand channel, on the khabar channel. there were national teams like the national team game against hong kong in the preliminary or qualifying stage of the 2026 world cup, it will be held at 18:00. the practice will be moved to 18:00, that is why tastordi stadium was chosen for this practice. the important points of this practice are that all the players were in an

now, mr. k. mr. biden, who came to israel , also broadcast the same conversation with mr. netanyahu in the cabinet, having israel's tv 12, which he asked, what do you mean when you say the destruction of hamas, the military sector? what do you want to do? try to set an attainable goal for yourself that you can achieve later. achieve it. now, in fact, in the last 15 days, since the ground operations have started , the focus is on the northern part of gaza, which is the city. gaza is also in the north of the gaza strip, the city of the north and the city baitullah, beit hanoun, jabalia and surrounding neighborhoods of gaza city in the initial test of the operation of various axes from north to south, from northwest to northeast to the east of gaza city to the south of gaza city in front of khanyounes and. testing rafah, even in one of these operations, american commando forces were killed, and mr. mcgregor announced that they were cut into pieces. now, in the next section, i will conclude that the role of the americans is contrary to what they claim they have an advisory rol

good morning on friday , mr. k. we have an exhibition.st, we will go to the exhibition, and then we will go to mashhad. holy, let's see what's going on there. yes, today we have an exhibition in tehran at aseman gallery of azadi tower, where iranian and afghan artists are together with the slogan that they are sympathetic and have lived together for years. well, in this exhibition , works of visual arts. it is supposed to be shared let it be put and heard. this exhibition is open to the public. the exhibition will open today at 4 o'clock. in what fields did you say that there is a wide range of artistic fields ? this exhibition will be opened today from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. and will run from today, the 3rd of december, until the 9th of december. many afghan artists and writers in the field of writing are present in this exhibition. this exhibition well, it has one thing in common with another exhibition, afghan sculptors are also present in this exhibition. now, at least, maybe they are not too focused on the method, but i think that so far

from a good poem in the poem of babak nik talab to the poem: mr. k. kobuter, come back soon .takes care of his child. this is how the life of the people of gaza has been going for more than a month. alone... many young people and teenagers, praying in collective hands and looking at the bodies of the cities or standing in the middle of the ruins. gaza continues to be bombed. its hospitals are also in complete darkness and are dying. fuel is no longer able to provide health and medical services. all of their emergency electric motors they stopped and their water and electricity were also cut off. surgery is performed in hospitals with flashlights or the light of mobile phones. thousands of displaced and homeless are locked up in these hospitals. i don't know who i am addressing anymore, but i still believe. my parents, along with dozens of other people, even hundreds of others , were locked up in the hospital where we took refuge. taking refuge in arentsi hospital , annaser hospital, chesh hospital, all of them are filled with elderly people, women and children, now they are th

the islamic republic of iran stated that mr. k. raisi, referring to the implementation of the approvals of the previous trip to the fourth province of bakhtiari, said that in the past two years , employment has increased with the revival of closed and semi-closed units and the use of the capacities of the province in the fields of agriculture and tourism. the president considered the enthusiastic welcome of the people of shahr-e-kel today as the welcome of the revolution of the islamic system. i sincerely thank the people, men and women, dear young people. surely, this love, this expression of grace, is not related to the student , related to the revolution, to the system, to divine values , to the province, mr. raisi's words are related to the first issue. today, the global crime of the zionists started, and saying that humanity and iranian men and women are grieving in gaza today, hassan said that honor is standing against evil. and certainly the victorious honor of the president then announced the fruition of most of the approva

mr. k. tahan nazeef also informed about the invitation of daf candidates for the sixth term of elections of the assembly of leadership experts to the oral test in the next one or two weeks. those who in the previous stages, i.e., in the previous periods, we invite those who passed the written test to an interview for the oral test and those who took the written test this past week. they will also be invited to an oral interview. the west bank supports the resistance and hamas in welcoming the freed palestinian prisoners. the palestinians living in the west bank, by being on the streets and welcoming the freedmen who were returning from the prisons of the zionist regime, once again expressed their support for the palestinian resistance and the people of gaza. declaring allahu akbar allah 39 palestinian women and children were released from the prisons of the zionist regime on friday after years of captivity. in response to the palestinian resistance , he handed over a number of zionist prison

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mr. owens k i reserve. -- mr. owens: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from north carolina. ms. manning: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from utah is recognized. mr. owens: madam speaker, i yield a minute and a half to the gentleman from michigan, dr. tim walberg. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. walberg: madam speaker, i rise today in strong support of h.res. 798. on october 7, hamas carried out the largest attack on the jewish people since the holocaust. women were brutally raped and murdered. babies brutally murdered and decap talletted. innocent civilians abducted, tortured and murdered. in the aftermath of -- we've seen despicable acts of anti-semitism and support for the terrorists across college campuses in this country. students organizing protests calling for, quote, armed confrontation with oppressors. and using imagery reflecting that hamas terrorist paragliding into the musicfest value in israel. vile chants calling for

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k. mr. fonda, these rebel attacks against them in my ministry. would you call these upcoming point in the fight to restore democracy in the country with that certainly have a lot of people in my seeing we, it's quite unprecedented to see one very different ethnic um is coming together to launch these joint operations against the middle tray and also to have such a, a record success. and that has encouraged all of the ethnic organizations on groups and some of what's called a pdf people who's defense forces, which people in the country have sets up on groups to resist the military. i'm so raising increase the tax on military outposts in time state on the west by the south. think of any states and the military so far seem incapable of counseling. these leave offense, but not all of these rubber groups literally on the same page because they have, for the ministry for yes, primarily for autonomy in their respective regions. is that still the aim or is it the why the goal of a starting democracy to me and ma? well, i think what we've seen in most of

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mr. roman anna, my name is deborah k phelps. am the daughter of evelyn hurt, who is born in lincoln, illinois, on march 27th. >> reporter: and the letter, he asked roman otto if he could find it in his heart to call her. and i thought about it for a couple of days and i called her. here we are. >> these family photos show phelps with her mother, evelyn , in the early 1960s. >> i grew up very loved. >> mother had been high school sweethearts with roman otto who left for california after high school never learning what he left behind. >> i had no idea i had a daughter. i got in the car and i thought i was going to be movie stars. >> phelps mother died 30 years ago when she was hit in a dui crash. she's is she just learned of her mother's high school flame through a relative. >> it came up when it was supposed to come up, that's what i believe >> a father and daughter special bond, unbroken after all these years. and on this holiday, filled with gratitude for their future together. >> with love in your heart , and see where that ta

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mr. mattingly. i'm the principal at don haskins pre-k 8 in the el paso independent school district.e have 1,500 sun bears here and we, too, wish there were more sun bears. [ cheers and applause ] >> how great is that? making our morning. bob haskins, hall of fame coach from texas western, was nicknamed the bear, and he el p is known as sun city. naturally, the sun bears were the perfect mascot. we actually have a panel on this now. >> look, to be clear, it was the response from the principal which is extraordinarily kind. >> she is amazing. >> and that was cool. we don't actually have a -- >> they called you mr. mattingly. >> itself, you know. >> that's big. >> yeah, no. i don't deserve it. i appreciate it. >> this seems like a very sinister evolution. don't we get to keep the pandas that are born here? >> it's a program. the irony of this is david culver, who an extraordinary reporter and has great -- this is my point, in china and here, the diplomatic ties to this that go back to nixon are very real. i think there is just -- including places like russia, and the newakis that has d

k. and the united states. what, what is the, is really public mr. come on and what's the, is really public. how are they reacting now to this continued violence in god is everybody on the same side? in israel, they all support and yahoo, they support the destruction of god. so is there any dissension among these? riley's with the continued military operation, the are say, the less than the original. josh was a few spot. exactly. also the beginning of the dentist attack, again, which was not convinced by the sheet of what you're saying. so we cannot stop now indeed, unless the ability to continue to act because there's the b better or the smuggler outside the ship. and the armoire, the condition is a few fleet. there's the support of the government, the restructuring of this, you trust that you know, by the way, some of the more radical elements or even more under view of the government in the home. i think 95 percent of the provision is supporting the government for the 40 c, because i understand that they cannot 3 to be serious to these villages. but only to celebrate the know what the, he

mr. kaine: i make the same request for 128, the following individuals to be darrell k. -- excuse me. lendar number 182, rear admiral lower half darren k.via to be rear admiral. the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: objection is heard. mr. kaine: i ask that it be in order to make the same request with what it appears to be a redundant a -- appointment. calendar number 1le 83, -- 183, rear admiral darrell k.vira. the presiding officer: objection is heard. karen kaine i ask to make the same request with respect to calendar number 184 scott l.pleas to be general. the presiding officer: is there objection? the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: objection is heard. mr. kaine: i ask it be in order to make the same request with respect to calendar number 185 brigadier general darrell r. white to be general. the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: objection is heard. mr. kaine: i make the same request with respect to calendar number 186, major general da

mr. group denies using the funds for its military wing. steven rhina is with the u. k. defense and security, a think tank and known as the royal united service institute. stephen, how is how most managed to evade international authorities at most so much wealth and military capability with it. what we need to think about in this area is that we have a regime to prevent the financing of terrorism called the counterterrorism financing regime. and this is what hamas has been able to evade so expertly. the c t up reasoning was set up right after the events of 911 and really the objective curious to prevent terrace from using the formal financial system, which is the way in which i was able to find that it's a tax. so the mass is found really a series of workarounds. and just one of those might be the use of shell companies, which are sometimes listed in the name of alternatives that can be someone associated with her mouth or able to move funds through those companies to stimulate anonymously. but it's also the truth that from us has been consistently sanctioned by differe

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k. was standing at the vigil on friday evening outside the residence of mr. soon. i'm calling for a sci fi in the middle of the video, we had a message come through from adult to sergeant inside. i'll ship off. so that was sent to the mobile phone with mr. interested in extra sauces. and it said that the route for intervention, it said we are surrounded, we obviously changed their tanks outside, shooting at us. we cannot get out, please us, feel government to provide us with the humanitarian aid card or for medical stuff and injured patients. and what did the west do for that, mr. to not do they tend to blind die like they have done that every other point. the next stage of to these dire and this is essentially accessing mortality. the 3rd composing bodies that will enter the water system. that will mean infections will spread lots of women infections. i am astounded that color it cases are not already being reported in gaza. we saw this in high, etc. we saw this in natural natural, re, uh does, aust is this is from of a nature this is a mind made does off that of

k. and currently acts as an advisor to is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. mr. rigg of welcome to the de guitar has announced that 13 hostages will be released tomorrow, who decides who gets to leave and who gets left behind. so we've, we've received the list of the 13 names that are supposed to be released tomorrow. obviously until the here until the background is ready. so we are of course, a get to see the states and into as prison buttons and until the deal is done, it's not done. so we're going to put off comment about giving the names and so forth until they're back on his release oil and, but they're just a lot of refining. so they free know there was a process where we prioritized at the beginning, uh, children. you know that the out of a must, has a captive side of the people. they have doctor. there are $32.00 children, including a baby who was kidnapped at the age of 99 months. eh, before the baby could walk or tool kit was kidnapped by come us. and i think that's, that just shows who were up against here and why it is so difficult and why i don't wa

and that same competition, that same choice, will help restore k-12 schools to excellence as well. mrresident, americans don't need to watch the status quo fail their children. they don't. states throughout this country are empowering parents to take control of their kids' education, and the whole country stands to benefit from their leadership. when it comes to education, now, i'm an all-of-the-above guy. i don't care if it's public schools, charter schools, private schools, vouchers, savings accounts, or pixie dust. if it will help our kids learn better, i'm for it. i don't care who gets mad. and that's why i'm very optimistic about the leadership changes in louisiana and the good news it could mean for our elementary and secondary education and for our parents and our children. i'm not saying the school choice alone is the silver bullet. we have other problems in louisiana. we need to expand access to education programs for at-risk children, from early age to age 4. we need to do a better job. there we've got a shortage of qualified teachers. we need to find out which of our teache

k. good morning. go right ahead. caller: i just have a question for mr. tanner.he new speaker of the house and the republicans in the house are writing bills that are going to get rid of wic, the women and children's health. what is going to happen to these people when the house republicans stop helping them? guest: half of all children in the united states receive wake which is higher than what most people understand. it goes far up income scale. one of the questions we have is why do we have so many different food programs? we have snap and wic, and 25 or so different food programs. what we should be doing is combining them and instead of providing them with individual bits of food but with cash so they can shop themselves. host: kim in iowa, under 30 k. good morning. caller: good morning. i have a question about this. maybe if we stop giving the tax cuts to the rich we can combat poverty. most of moneys come from subsidized places. new york is subsidized. so when we subsidize and the money goes to the government like in iowa or kentucky, what do the governors

k. good morning. go right ahead. caller: i just have a question for mr. tanner. the new speaker of the house and the republicans in the house are writing bills that are going to get rid of wic, the women and children's health. what is going to happen to these people when the house republicans stop helping them? guest: half of all children in the united states receive wake which is higher than what most people understand. it goes far up income scale. one of the questions we have is why do we have so many different food programs? we have snap and wic, and 25 or so different food programs. what we should be doing is combining them and instead of providing them with individual bits of food but with cash so they can shop themselves. host: kim in iowa, under 30 k. good morning. caller: good morning. i have a question about this. maybe if we stop giving the tax cuts to the rich we can combat poverty. most of moneys come from subsidized places. new york is subsidized. so when we subsidize and the money goes to the government like in iowa or kentucky, what do the governor

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