n was about the whole team, and it was good to see the children. we saw that they were in good spirits, thank god, this change seems to have been very good for them mentally , the condition of the team is really good, very good changes have taken place in the team, which will certainly have a very good effect on the team. there were a lot of problems and i am happy that javad worked very well with the team . another point of today's training for the nekonam students was the presence of the new manager of the team, atila hijazi. i have talked with the players , we promised them that things will happen it will be good, god willing, and i say that these guys should focus on this rectangle and be patient, the management of the club will do the management itself, and i hope that a ground will be provided so that, god willing , this club will not have any financial problems in the future. 5 weeks to the end of the premier league, they are the leaders and the first chance to win 15 points is now in the middle. calmly some short news about iranian football

n was very happy about the fact that it was deposited anyway. i believe , god willing, this is good news. let us help with this matter. just answer a question very briefly, because we will go to mr. barzegar of this extension now. if the persian gulf is supposed to come , do you accept it for independence? see, i myself say that independence means that the so-called independence has been there from the beginning anyway. let this independence be the same independence that people have many memories with they have dear mr. berzigar, what do you think about this change in the management of the club ? considering that now according to the law of afc, one owner could not own two teams and these two teams should have been handed over to the private sector. well, now this is happening. i think it can be a good thing. now , of course, there must be an issue in the long run that will be determined by the fact that the teams finally get credit. now, because of the danger, beware of it was asia, this happened, this happened to me, you need to answer in the

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n. is targeting the lower binding democracy of is ran was a p z, then nazi jihad. these forces them come us and you run in churches remarks, then on the choice of co coward. these an appeasement in the face of murder and dictators are relevant to your vote today. because today you have a choice between weakness, shame, and conciliation in fighting a war against terror. and sadly, you will choose weakness, but you will receiving return and not the only shame, but the war in the future as well. but i have colleagues to day and other travis, these being committed here by the general assembly, an unforgivable act, the destruction of the united nations charter, or the un charter. the said krebs documents which serves as the foundation of every thing we are supposed to do here. is being trampled upon. it is being thrown out the window you, you are spitting on the very values that were formulated to buying this organization. we today is destruction. destructive resolution. you are circumventing the security council, ignoring its decision and violating the norm. this organ

n was actively wound about deploying him. so just a couple of days before he was sent, this man had been involved, most likely been involved in the atrocities committed in the final months of the civil woods for land cut in 2009. and was about to be deployed. activists told the you and about him, we sold the emails that they send and nothing happened. so they're likely to be more cases. these are the 2 countries that we looked at. but i mean, look at the list of the major to contribute. as you see, countries like bangladesh pack has done egypt. they are likely to be more cases. what do you make of the you in response to your investigation is the you and really powerless to keep human rights abusers out of its peace course of the other was peace keeping troops. the system, as it stands at the moment, is that it's up to the countries that send the troops to select and vet them. so in, in a way you're asking, in some cases, a piece of government, suicide, which offices to us. and there has been cases where the un it's human right

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n. was in homes and it's now 6 among the other members of the general assembly in alphabetical order and, and, and has more privileges at the us and uh, for the next step which would be full palestine to become a member of the state of the united nations about so folks of the general assembly and we know that they have still votes, we know overwhelming, maybe general assembly with but, but for that the problem is the security council is the 1st step. they have to recommend it to the, to the general assembly before the general assembly can vote on it. and that's where the, that's the, the blockage has been. we start last month with a, another attempt to do this. and the problem there is the security council has vito's, a 5 permanent members, and the us has shown on this issue. it is prepared to use this fee to palestine is not a member of the united nations because one country, the united states and united states. so, so even though old, most of the rest agree with the idea change. thank you

n was found, it only have 51 members, it has a 193 members now. so this is a body that brings in new countries to this body for full membership, all the time, south sudan being the last one in 2011. it's usually a pretty easy process, but not for palestine who continues to remain disenfranchised. okay, but it was under that for us not the united nations. thank you. well, is that a full say is also expanding a tax on the southern region of rafa. more than a $100000.00 palestinians have fled the south since monday. the wind says these by the armies takeover of the rock, the boat of crossing a seal. the crucial entry points for humanitarian aid and mold that simon is spreading ourselves out of it. just more. this is really forces having testified their attacks and rough uh, pushing deeper into the cities, eastern areas, buildings around a q a hospital are under fire or civilians have been sheltering for months. well, let us show you in the flood. i see that rafa cannot bear to be invaded by israel. we are many casualties. most of the injured and mart

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the defense to put on a witness who was going to offend everyone in the courtroom with the way he n wasalking to the female lawyer who was cross-examining him and offend the man who was never offended in his life. strategy for putting him on an essentially saying this is what we want you think of when you think of our side of the case, i can't wait to hear that analysis.>> we have andrew wiseman ready with his analysis. i have a strong suspicion that like every bad strategy from otherwise good lawyers that that strategy probably came from donald trump. let's put the crazy witness. >> let's put on a forbes magazine that says i am a rich guy. all right. go to it. i can't wait to see. >> thank you for getting me in the courtroom. >> clear the courtroom. you can spend your life working in courtrooms and never here those words. and if you have spent time in the courtroom it would feel all the more impossible that you are hearing clear the courtroom and you hear them said repeatedly and loudly and most shockingly of all, angrily by judge juan merchan as we did today. at 4:01. as i was walking

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n. war and that famine was looming in gaza. and you know, over the last couple of months we have not seen agencies granted the humanitarian access, the state of that time. and we've seen at least 28 children die of mount attrition and disease. and we know that this is probably the tip of the iceberg. these are the children that managed to get to medical facilities. and we know that the hospital system and gaza has all but collapse. i mean, we have pediatricians in field hospitals in gotten worse resubmit, they're seeing cases of malnutrition, they're seeing, you know, have a tightest jaundice gastro enteritis. i mean, these are horrific challenges facing the precinct children and we just do not have a supplies or enough personality to deal with this. our pediatricians have told us that 75 percent of the injuries that they have seen come through. so one of the field hospitals that they work in in and velocity has been injuries due to

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i was the u. n . existing sector general human rights from 2016 to 2009. as such, g is 1st hand knowledge of what happens when the un pushed countries to exclude a legend, human rights abusers one country that was really important, literally said okay, we're going to pull out or to get under you in a 2nd general at that time to go basic to that country and since apologize to that as they otherwise, like for you, nbc corporations would have collapsed if you wouldn't tell us which country and stressed that the un does what it can. but it's testimony points to one thing. when it comes to peacekeepers, the u. n. is seemingly susceptible to blackmail. there's a reason for this face with often dudley emissions. many governments have posed their troops out of peacekeeping operations. a leading the supplying of troops to countries like bangladesh, pockets on egypt or china. many of which are known to have a piece of security forces to reflect situations where literally thousands of people could be killed in the absence of un peacekeepers. which when you have to bal

it appeared from just reading the transcript and daniel's would not be moved or was n was unbothered by the same time she was defined. what was that exchange like? who had the upper hand? >> yes. i mean, stormy daniels is clearly no shrinking violet. if anything, she kind of pay more into her own when she was under cross-examination, you could see that she was ready to fight back. that's actually a point that susan necklace made today. she showed that when stormy daniels has been harassed by people online who it might be trump's supporters. stormy daniels, house responded. so we saw that on the witness stand to when susan necklace was going after her challenging sometimes really tiny details that necklace said were inconsistent. but to mean stories that daniels has told daniels was ready to shoot back what does it matter or what? really is the difference between these two stories? if one time i said that trump's body guard came up to me and said, mr. trump would like to have dinner with you and another time i said trump did it, but the bodyguard is sort of trump's agent. is that reall

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n z and was actually the 1st us president ever to set foot into north korean territory. many didn't take the meetings between the 2 seriously. but actually there were clear signs that came down and really was willing to do something right. age and something on this nuclear weapons program and so can, may have been willing to give up a lot in return for sanctions relief. but at their summit in hanoi, the talks collapsed and why was a terrific failure? a personal failure for conjunction and from that point on, he began thinking how he was going to change the policy. i don't believe they can get anything from the us. i think they've given up right now, the idea that the sanctions will be listed or could be listed if they just did that . right. right. kim seems to have abandoned the hope for peace. and all this isn't happening in a vacuum. we see china, russia and north korea working more closely together. and iran is in the mix as well. you know, came down on was one of the 1st world leaders to talk about and embrace the idea of a new cold war layer politically aligned with

and then the was seriously in your whether you n v can was struck as they traveled to your fee and also to the in rafa government . this brings to a total of $893.00 un stoffers web, the cuban think also since the start of your seventy's, humanitarian movements must be made safer. a recent precedent. i'm deeply concerned that the current project duty, including the possibility of a larger scale operations would further undermine the efforts to escape of the entry of human nature and goods and the safe distribution to desperate civilians. the opening of this of this key for as west crossing and goss adults, including for the entry of unitary relief items arriving the r stalled and from your ease of westcott development. as each the entry of the 1st time of human history and supplies to cyprus, the us being floating fear all night in may. oh, well, i read it. the more i is needed to meet the enormous scale of need seen garza and there is no substitute for the food and increase the you know, the existing land crossings. the un continued to engage with all concerned parties, including these

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the 6th street general was deeply satin, to loan of the death of the united nations department of safety and security stuff meant by an injury to another. the stop when the u. n. vehicle was struck as they traveled to the european hospital in rafa this morning. the secretary jermel condemned on a tax on you and personnel and coles for a full investigation. that was for you. i just said it test off members were heading to the european hospital in there at about 5 when the vehicle was we'll just go visiting. targeted is footage of the car. you can see some of the damage right here and you'll see also the united nations flag on the envelope and clearly visible as well as the secretary general's the full investigation. i'm calling for an immediate cease fire and these and incomes as the red cross issued a warning about how desperate the situation the inc clave, has already become to any civilians in guys are hungry, thirsty, they are in desperate need for protection and they have no access to health care or sanitation surfaces, managed residents, elderly and sick, as such, they are in a week in state and at a innovative risk of dying from coming down. this is, ac

that their founder, the father of humanitarian,n, was also a passionate christian zionist.his belief in the bible, fact as early as 1866 he began advocating for the return of jews to the holy land. and despite being personally invited by hurtful to the congress, henry was not able to attend because of an illness but he was so important to herzl that hurtful mentioned him by name in his closing remarks. in fact, on that very day herzl allies,o the famed max, he wroe to dunant and said the day when zionism is so secure that it can look back to its rise and ponder its origins in histories, your experts, henry, for your efforts will have the recognition they deserve for their astonishing foresight and for their true christian generosity. you have so many claims to everlasting gratitude from your fellow man, henry. her place in history of civilization is so exalted, so touched with glory that your service as prophetic as it is to the cause of zionism may indeed be lost given the scale of your other achievements. so after all of these years, more than a century since that occasio

n. was destroying its own child to invest the re admin stores is paula steins plans to request full membership at the un security council. mckayla's tend to can be how could he join slowly, but the white house. kimberly what we reaction if any, from the united states to these countries recognizing palestine today of the white house has been very clear about where you as president joe biden stabs, and he is firmly opposed. and that has been reiterated by not only the national security advisor j sullivan, but also it's folks. and john kirby, the national security council spokesperson, what the position of the, by the ministration is, is that it is fairly in the support of a 2 state solution. but that it should not be declared unilaterally, but instead, should be negotiated directly between the 2 parties, and therefore, they cannot support these declarations by these various countries. what the position of the united states is in taxes, this could even put in jeopardy of further cease fire effo

n. was destroying its very own shot, the palestinian abbas to react on. so says their plans to request for membership at the un security council. a very much still alive. well let's speak to daniel seidman. he is an attorney and a specialist on is really palestinian relations. he also found it and you got a cold tear terrestrial jerusalem, which advocates for interest and consistent with a 2 state solution who joins us now from west joyce. and daniel, i want to talk about in the meant and we've been seeing the timing here. there's obviously increasing pressure on israel, these requests for restaurants that the international criminal court, the international court of justice rulings, i believe you see this all is part of the same process could, could we also see other countries follow suit and i certainly know. so, oh, i saw the place i moved here in your sleep rushing all this time in fort israel, the response i for i understand the government is childish, it's running and it's counter productive. it's been even less interested. he's rarely people were to

the 6th street general was deeply satin, to loan of the death of the united nations department of safety and security stuff meant by an injury to another. the stop when the u. n. vehicle was struck as they traveled to the european hospital and rough uh this morning. the secretary general condemns all attacks on you and let us know and calls for a full investigation. i'll ask you, i just said at 1st off ma'am, was we're heading to the european hospital in about 5 when the vehicle was blatantly targeted footage of the car or some of the damage of the car as well. you'll see it has a, you know, a u. n. a flag. and that's a fact right that and just to be further in the short, you'll see the un emblem insignia on the call. for example, right? the now the secretary general has demanded a full investigation, quoting for an immediate cease fire. and the incident comes as a red cross issued a warning about how desperate the situation in the enclave has become to many civilians and guys are hungry, thirsty, they are in desperate need for protection and they have no access to health care or sanitation surfaces. managed residents, elderly and sick, as such, they are in a

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a prominent left wing n p was even someone for questioning over a large justification of terrorism for making your stand against the use ready, offensive being gaza. how do you expect the situation to play out in the country? it was of course, that they're seeing that there is a oppression regarding the is freedom of speech because of course you can call name of this even gets lost in the back into stripe of guys of course. but you part of the they are pushing too far on most of the people criticizing is really a really tell reaction. a never said that of us. it's a terrorism. it's september was organization. in fact, what if the, i must have not done a lot during the civil cover? i, i, i, i don't think that he's right with, i've talked to the struck up guys a, it's a war like you toward the trend like it's a war in each was a war in the, in the hike are of our with the, as every actually toward human, but this is a good way to them to a to give a big line against the, the ceiling, so against the jews and from the on the associate, the image of the jews to the ease ease are really pret

n. the kenyan president was not invited to address a joint meeting of congress during his state visit. speaker johnson said during their meeting kenya is america's effort torategice two leaders d support bribery laws and curb terrorist threats. ■ç >> we have a relationship and they are working wit one off you are institutions in kenya and we have a very good institution and foramilies looking for visas. [inaudible] speaker johnson: well, gratefulo host the president. y recognize or remember, this is, i believe, the first state visit for an african nation since 2008 and of course we regardr closest friend in east africa and very strategic partnership we have together with our countries and certainly honor and a couple thoughts i wanted to esident here privately when we visit but we're mourning the loss of many in theect floods there. we can relate to natural disasters here as well, and i know wha that means as a resident of louisiana. we have lots of flooding issues and thosec things an we stand but. we applaud standing up very important and we believe, stility can assist with social st

n. he was here and he actually spoke to the general assembly before the vote took place, urging countries not to vote for this is very passionate about this. and it's very an issue that he is really very strong on. quite frankly, he made an argument that this draft resolution is politicized, and that it could spark regional attentions among other things. but in the end, the boat did take place and it was overwhelmingly 84 member states voting for 19 against and 68 abstaining. so this has now adopted some of the countries about it for it. of course, serbia, we saw china of the russian federation as well. also joined voting against it, many european countries and some countries in africa, voting for it. now what is this resolution exactly? say it's designates july 11th international day of reflection and collaboration of the 1995 genocide to be observed annually. the.