he drives me from tel aviv mr. lena, us, president joe biden says is right, is cutting out coat indiscriminate bumping in gaza. what is the idea of doing to change that? good morning. very indeed do the idea is continuing its efforts in order to dismantle and destroy from us and make sure that they never have the power again to conduct a brutal mastercard as they did on the 7th of october. we are very attentive to our american allies, specifically the administration and also from the military to military perspective . and we are listening very carefully to their messages. their messages are in line with our, our overall and goal of, of this month coming and destroying them, us. and of course, we are operating within the, the foundations, within the framework of the losa palm conflict. our military activities are targeted at how much is infrastructure in order to dismantle in the travel goals. we understand that, but then what are you doing to not bond because i indiscriminately as the us president was pointing to their as you have does not conduct indiscriminate fly. i'm with the ok you. that'

well, anna lena burbok, mr.id that it seems that what is not being talked about publicly is that russia's contribution to international organizations is quite high, both in the osce and in the un and in others and in unicef and here the question is that the majority of those who manage these organizations obviously perceive russia as one of the fi- financiers of these organizations, where, and where are principles, principles, finance - this is good, and principles, but to shake hands with him, and talk about the fact that russia is a participant, or there, to look for routes, as the plane is supposed to fly from lavrov and with zakharova, zakharo was not allowed through the territory of bulgaria, well, that is, a lot of questions arise, that's for sure, but you know, in addition to principles, you can also be guided by interests, because the world is arranged that way, sometimes principles can take a back seat, and in this sensei, i would say from this point of view, look, in the sbs, well, at first it was a me

mr. shimmerton's place of burial. the layout of the farm house and even the opera that jim and lena lynnguard go to see.ll of these might seem as foreign to students as a mythical kingdom but once they can connect with the characters and the universal experiences and emotions that those characters have, it's easy to become immersed in the world of the past in just the same way that we can become immersed in a fantasy novel. students respond to characters who thought and felt the same way that they have and looking back on it. as adults, and as they mature and grow older, they might return to "my antonia." they might remember that there was a character in that book who experienced something that they're experiencing now as an adult. because as a young adult you can only be nostalgic about so much but as we grow older and more regrets pile up in the removal of our lives, the -- rearview mirror of our lives, the themes become even more relevant as we age and as time goes on. it's a wonderful novel. i think everyone should read it in classrooms already on their own. willa cather deserves to be more well kno