nour abida reports.? plans under way, tonight is a chance for many to catch up with their entire family for one last time. he was born here in france, but he is part of the country's african diaspora with ties to cynical and that is where he now sees his future. he is part of what is being described as a silent exodus, young french senegalese nationals who have chosen to leave france behind against a background of rising nationalism, attitudes to immigration and far right parties are on the rise. a recent survey of black people in france suggested 91% had experienced racial discrimination. in june experienced racial discrimination. injune last discrimination. in june last year, discrimination. injune last year, riots erupted across the country following the fatal shooting by police of a 17—year—old french national of moroccan and algerian descent. the case is still being investigated. it represented something much deeper that had been there for years, and anger over the way marginalised communities had be

his name mohammad nour matar, and he was a cameraman filming the city and the fight between the societynd isis and the different islamic groups in the city. when he was doing that, isis kidnapped him. the first time in the summer, and after one month they kidnapped him and we didn't have any information about him since then until now. and we start many different things to catch any...like, to have any information, any news about him. this year marks 10 years since the so—called islamic state declared its caliphate. and now a group ofjournalists is seeking to preserve evidence of what the islamic state group did in order to hold it to account. as is deserted these sites, they left behind thousands of artefacts. the isis prisons museum project was created to collect and archive this evidence. to find out more, we spoke to the director of the museum, amer matar, and discovered his personal reason for setting up the project. in 2013, isis kidnapped my brother. his name mohammad nour matar, and he was a cameraman filming the city and the fight between the society and isis and the different i

currently , shahdab yazd is two or three behind mehrgan nour pikan tehran and omid industrialists. santagran omid is being followed up and chaadermalvi ardakan two from gorgan pishe's pass, in the other match giti pashand and saipa are being followed up and these matches are not over yet . . in the eastern region , it has its own heat of importance, and in that region, these competitions are being followed up . medicine for the weak hello again, dear viewers . said in this we targeted the military infrastructure of the zionist regime , not the economic infrastructure, major general bagheri added, if the zionist regime is not controlled and takes action against iran , we will target all of its infrastructures.

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performance in mazandaran, urmia municipality, the guest of the newly promoted league team, mehrgan noure sepeh sadrai of mashhad, will welcome geti pasand of isfahan. we had a lot of flaws, god willing, we will fix them in egypt in rafsanjan against chador ramlo in tehran, two matches will be held, first saipa will host pas garganeh, we will try to be more coordinated , work more on our weaknesses and improve our strengths. sanatgaran team came to the premier league from one hand, it is very difficult and we are forced to finally give a theme to the one that has fallen and we will try to be able to present our best show in the first place and god willing, we will also be able to achieve the result. it will take time for the teams to find their main position so that they can have the process in front of them. this week, shahdab strat is in the ranking table of urmia municipality, bayat and shahtab, respectively, in the first to third ranks of amir rafati of sed and sima news agency. the beginning of the sixth week of football in the first division today with five matches based on the prog

ezbala's arsenal includes iranian-made nour cruise missiles. and also fadi-1 missiles with a warhead weight of 80 kg and fadi-2 with a total weight of more than 200 kg. their range is on average up to 100 km. according to open sources. hezbollah from 150 thousand to 200,000 missiles, including hundreds of high-precision ones. iranian missiles, zelzal 2 and fateh-100, and also syrian m-600 allow the lebanese group to strike at a distance of several hundred kilometers. well, in addition to an extensive arsenal of missile systems and rocket launchers, the lebanese country has a solid fleet of armored vehicles. the arsenal also has air defense systems. large stocks of drones, rp, armored personnel carriers. well, our embassy in beirut has already addressed compatriots living temporarily in lebanon, diplomats recommended following the instructions of local authorities to ensure security. and if someone is hurt, call the consulate's emergency number. emil mirsayev will continue the topic. people, that's how many russian citizens permanently reside in

that uh we are going to change a little bit of our uh focus here uh if i may before i come to you nour and uh take a look at the situation of one of the resistance countries if you want to call them um mean this country has been incredible every friday uh for the past year you have millions of their population come out and i'm talking about yemen, but they have done so in solidarity with the palestinians and they have done it because of how they have approached this area that we're looking at, this is the babelmandap straight right in the yemen where you see that uh tiny waterway and there's babelmandab as it's uh been stated there, lot of business flows through this area and in particular that straight, we outlined some of the activity of this straight in particular such as the oil production such as the oil that travels. there 6.2 million barrels, the global trade amounts to about 10%, daily $26 billion and value of uh trade that flows through uh that area, they have actually carried out and targeted uh the um israeli bound vessels and ships when it comes to uh them showing solidarit

his name mohammad nour matar, and he was a cameraman filming the city and the fight between the societyis kidnapped him.

up in a family interested in politics and journalism, my elder sister works as a journalist at al-nour radio, she is one of the most successful radio journalists in lebanon. i even consider her the most successful radio journalist. in my youth, i was eager to work in politics. i believe that media is one of the best ways to engage in this field. to me, media is integral part of politics. i believe that i able to work in this field and later tried and succeeded. i have been interested in this field since i was a child and i loved it more after i became young man who could pursue a career, so when i began working as a journalist, the... reality was similar to my expectations, but differed slightly, as you know, when you enter the labor market, you encountered the reality that you are unfamiliar with, all of his aspects. overall, my interest in this field began during childhood and continued until i became young man and a professional journalist. and so, we are more interested in written journalism or visual journalism, you reporting on tv or media. i began my career in written journalism

his name mohammad nour matar, and he was a cameraman filming the city and the fight between the societynd isis and the different islamic groups in the city. when he was doing that, isis kidnapped him. the first time in the summer, and after one month they kidnapped him and we didn't have any information about him since then until now. and we start many different things to catch any...like, to have any information, any news about him. but we didn't. like, it was so hard. but in 2017, when the war against isis start, they start to leave the cities and we had this possibility to go to each building and check if there is any information, any document about him. in the process, we start to found thousands of document. information, some important information about missing people. and so you were going in, you were searching for your brother who'd been taken by isis. you then start looking in... ..arriving in these prisons, these execution centres, these torture centres. what did you find? can you describe what you saw there? thousands of papers on the floor, clothes of prisoners, torture tool

my question is, what part of murder, rape kidnapping, ng, torture and beheading does kamala harris noure t under >> well, unfortunately, kamala harris and joe biden and muchrtunatelmala har of today'si are on the wrong side of the issue. >>one year one year ago today ws one of the darkest days in world history. it was the single largest was t mass murdeher of jews in a day since the holocaust. 1200 israelis murdered. 251. take hostage women and little girls as a weapon of terror.her it was also one of theld worstis american terrorist attacks ever with americans murdered, americans tortured , americans taken hostage. and yet, in the wake in thetobe year that followed, october 7th has provided clarityse. i don't think there is great ambiguity on this. this is a battleon this. between good and evil. and it is a choice of where do you. do you stand with israel or do you stand with hamas? l or do and hezbollah and thet terrorists? and i'm sorry to say, sean, that kamal kamalaa harris and joe biden have been the numberthe nb one funders in the world of hamas and hezbollah. they have flowed wor