many of these tanks were from the site, and numerous seas trophies were transported back to gaza.eously with paragliders, they managed to bypass the formidable israely military fortifications, erected along the gaza borders and launch assaults from unexpected directions. by neutralizing these fortifications, they paved the way for other fighters to strike. israeli outposts. this strategic approach allowed them to penetrate up to 25 miles deep into the occupied territories on the very first day of the operation. video footage shared on social media captured the dramatic scene of hamas fighters descending via paragliders near one of these so-called paradises named reim kaboots located approximately 3.3 miles from the wall that d locates the boundary between gaza and southern occupied territories. as the next phase started, hamas fighters executed a swift and highly precise operation, successfully capturing various camps and kabootsim all at once. they advance towards kaboots beiri, taking advantage of the early morning hours when many israelis either sought shelter from the ongoing

many of these tanks were from the site and numerous seas trophies were transported back to gaza.eously with paragliders, they managed to bypass the formidable israeli military fortifications erected along the gaza borders and launch assaults from unexpected directions. by neutralizing these fortifications, they paved the way for other fighters to strike israeli outposts. this. this strategic approach allowed them to penetrate up to 25 miles deep into the occupied territories on the very first day of the operation. video footage shared on social media captured the dramatic scene of hamar's fighters descending via paragliders near one of these so-called paradises named raim kaboots, located approximately 3.3 miles from the wall that demarcates the boundary between gaza and south. occupied territories, as the next phase started, hamas fighters executed a swift and highly precise operation, successfully capturing various camps and kabootsim all at once. they advanced towards kaboots beiri, taking advantage of the early morning hours when many israelis either sought shelter from the o

many of these tanks were from the site and numerous seas trophies were transported back to gaza. simultaneously with paragliders, they managed to bypass the formidable israeli military fortifications erected along the gaza borders and launch assaults from unexpected directions. by neutralizing these fortifications. they paved the way for other fighters to strike israeli outposts. this strategic approach allowed them to penetrate up to 25 miles deep into the occupied territories on the very first day of the operation. video footage shared on social media captured the dramatic scene of hamas fighters descending via paragliders near one of these so-called paradises named raim kaboot located approximately 3.3 miles from the wall that demarcates the boundary between gaza and southern occupied territories, as the next phase started. hamas fighters executed a swift and high. really precise operation, successfully capturing various camps and kabutsim all at once. they advance towards kaboots beiri, taking advantage of the early morning hours when many israelis either sought shelter from

numerous lightning strikes showing up along the coastline. thunderstorms rotating right through that area. terre half moon bay, pacifica daly city. watch out. it is coming your way. maybe san francisco to we'll take a look at it momentarily. but out there right now, mostly cloudy skies around the bay area. some scattered showers. and really these thunderstorms isolated toward the coastline you right here they begin to move on shore. you see him right here along this area. see all that red and the yellow here. multiple strikes now along the coastline. you can watch as they rotate up from the south this just the last hour or so as they really just developed along the coastline and numerous strikes out there right now. so certainly people hearing the rumble of that thunder, possibly see the flashes of lightning. some of lightning is just off the coast. there's one strike that apparently is on shore right now. you can see is the system is moving its through a northern parts of pacific up in toward daly city right now. that will continue to track

securing kafaaza and acquiring numerous trophies for transport to gaza. strategic. crucial was the area's crossing, major entrance to gaza. the wide expanse provided numerous trophies, and many israeli officers lost their lives or were captured. with captured bulldozers, the fighters disrupted the walls and fences of the gaza strip at multiple locations, disorienting israeli forces and impeeding their strength and reaction times. as barriers were breached, the fighters started the... next phase of the attack, simultaneously advancing into urban areas and capturing police stations. in the city of steot, they took control of the police outpost, inflicting heavy casualties on israeli personnel. ashgalon was another important target. the resistance fighters marched through its streets, their actions vividly documented in history. this marks the moment when a new element came into play, the speed boat. a floatilla of vessels participated in the audacious assault on ashkelon and some of them reached its shores. here the indomitable resistance fighters found the

world _ for her to achieve now. —— numerous world cups — for her to achieve now. —— numerous world cupss kidnapped by a guerilla group in colombia, diaz finding out just an hour or so before he started in the europa league tonight tonight against toulouse. not going well for liverpool 1—0 at half—time toulouse had a goal disallowed. move silo looks to have been injured as well. he has been receiving some lengthy treatment in france. going well for braden they are in answered and playing i ask. they have given them the lead and aberdeen in the conference league are drawing in greece against. all of the scores on the bbc website. for me all the foster and the rest of the team on sportsday, it's good night. hello. there have been no shortage of big shower clouds out there today, some really hefty downpours, as you can see from the earlier satellite picture. the speckled shower clouds racing in from the atlantic, all circulating around an area of low pressure. that low sticking with us through tonight and into tomorrow, so there will be further showers. some clear spells between the showers

right hand bottom of your screen there, iranian city of zanjan, isfahan, yazda, shiraz, hamedon, numerous horama, but numerous cities, uh, matty, your thoughts or what you can tell us about the the rally you're at and and people sentiments there on the ground. is is very significant due to several reasons, first of all, today is saturday in iran, it's the beginning of the week and usually on saturday people are at work, although today was not a national holiday and people were not off, they uh participated in november 4th rally in the city of tehwan, the other factor is the weather, it's cold, it's rainy, however. at 9 am, however, since since 7 am, thousands took to the streets earlier to participate in this event, now about the sentiments, anti-arrogance sentiments are high among people are here, people have also voiced their opposition to the inhumane acts of killing innocent people in palestine, voicing their support for palestinians and

being at numerous exhibition sites, we will hear this more than once today.reak all records for attendance, representation and agreement. and this is a special tradition of the shanghai exhibition, the country not only presents its products, services or technologies. everything beyond business and trade is shown in the national pavilion. this is a piece of belarus in shanghai. what every country wants to tell the world about itself. in addition to its production potential, belarus is doing this with an exhibition in the style of a large theater. opera soloists. the musicians of the orchestra attract hundreds of glances and cameras to the pavilion, we wanted to represent belarus so that what the guests of the exhibition saw, first of all, the chinese side would contribute increasing tourism to the republic of belarus. we hope that they will not only get acquainted with companies, but also come to belarus and want to work. here they believe that human contacts are sometimes stronger than business muses. belarus and china are actively developing humanitarian tie

there are numerous people, numerous organizations, and numerous laws and treaties that reinforce this belief. and it's for good reason . and i'm not saying it because of think i've, i've seen the same thing in his room that you're, you're not, you're not addressing. you're not addressing the circumstances which are presence here in abundance that terrorist and bed themselves in mosques and hospitals in schools, different rocket launchers in mosque, rocket launchers and schools. i mean, you know, you're focusing on a hypothetical set of principles of international law that says dump on hospitals dump bump schools, dump on masks are great, we shouldn't boss we shouldn't because we shouldn't. but i'm churches unless, unless there are terrorists in there that are trying to kill you, in which case the rules change. and then israel on top of that will do everything you can toward people. you've seen all the warranty. your issue today is the times of israel. there was a guy on the phone with israel for 15 hours, trying to negotiate and find ways to move civilians out of harm's way. is what t

he left his mark in central arkansas through numerous bridge and trail projects, including the big dam bridge, the arkansas river trail, simmons bank arena, and expansion of the statehouse convention center. his impact on pulaski county has been tremendous and his remarkable lasting landmarks will stand in testament to his decades of leadership. he will be missed dearly by his family, friends, and all of us in pulaski county. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until 2 p.m. todawash. host: joining us in studio, stephens

, numerous e-mails _ confronted with numerous, numerous e-mails and _ confronted with numerous, numerousls and spreadsheets because he worked _ e—mails and spreadsheets because he worked day—to—day in the operations of the _ worked day—to—day in the operations of the company. he was really kind of the company. he was really kind of the _ of the company. he was really kind of the business one who is focused on the _ of the business one who is focused on the business side in the family whereas— on the business side in the family whereas donald junior was more focused — whereas donald junior was more focused on politics even though he was a _ focused on politics even though he was a trustee of the company. so eric trump — was a trustee of the company. so eric trump seem to convict himself several— eric trump seem to convict himself several times in his testimony, and the evidence because his assertions that he _ the evidence because his assertions that he had — the evidence because his assertions that he had never even heard of his father's_ that he had never even heard of his father's stat

very long distance that would last for several hours and at the same time they will be faced by numerous military checkpoints where the israeli forces would stop the vehicles and check people and decide who would be allowed to. enter these cities or not, and the talk more on the the israeli war on gaza, we are joined by mr. ken stone executive committee, member of the hamilton coalition to stop the war uh from hamilton ontario, mr. stone, welcome to press tv, now mr. stone, 11,00 people kill so far, most of them women and children, the gaza health ministry says operations in shifa hospital, hospital complex have been suspended after the run out of fuel, he also says that wounded people are killing are dying one after the other, 39 babies have died recently due to the shortages, your thoughts on that sir, it's infuriating and it's infuriating canadians as well, tomorrow across canada, there will be approximately eight 40 demonstrator uh coast to coast to coast calling for a ceasfire now, and today i understand there were four protests across the country, directed at canadian arms manufact

numerous rallies have been held in europe, canada, the us and elsewhere ever since the gaza war began. the arab people's, the resistance front and the free people of the world is stand with you. we will liberate every part of palestine by god's will. we express our gratitude to syria and mr. bashar al-assad for supporting us and taking an honorable stance. we tell everyone that our people will not die by the grace of god. voice their anger towards western powers that have been supporting israel's war crimes, specifically the recent massacre in the jabala refugee camp which violates all laws, norms and human ethics. what happened in jabala and previous israeli massacres provide clear evidence of regional and international collusion, but gaza will not be left alone. we say to netanyahu and joe biden, come with all the strength and weapons you have, by land, sea and air, by god, we have. have prepared fighters who embrace martter them as fervently as you cling to life. victory will be ours. demonstrators rejected the israeli displacement projects and emphasized their absolute faithing ga

let me say there are numerous statements the - are numerous statements the organisation has made.fundamental principles. first of all that the framework within which we respond to any organisation or any state's use of force _ any organisation or any state's use of force is— any organisation or any state's use of force is international law and international law is clear. it prescribes the taking of hostages, the targeting or killing of civilians no matter who undertakes those _ civilians no matter who undertakes those acts — civilians no matter who undertakes those acts and that should be condemned. international law also says that _ condemned. international law also says that people have a right to defend — says that people have a right to defend themselves, including they have a _ defend themselves, including they have a right to defend themselves through— have a right to defend themselves through our resistance, but they do not have _ through our resistance, but they do not have a — through our resistance, but they do not have a right to utilise our resistance _ not have a righ

very long distance that would last for several hours and at the same time they will be faced by numerous military checkpoints where the israeli forces would stop the vehicles and people and decide who would be allowed to enter these cities or not. iran's president says the united states is a root cause of all israeli atrocities perpetrated against the palestinian people in the besege gaza. respected leaders of islamic countries. dear secretariats of the organizations without doubt the united. united states is the main instigator and partner in this crime, israel is the illegitimate child of the united states. it is the united states that has preferred supporting the israeli regime to the lives of palestinian children, by holding its emergency security cabinet in the occupied territories, the united states encouraged israel to commit crimes against innocent civilians in gaza and call that legitimate. said the americans are providing israel with billions of dollars to commit crimes against palestinians. the president lashed out at israel saying the regime is using internationally banned wh

at the same time, it turns a blind eye to numerous human rights violations in the west.w mechanism, experts also diligently work out the political one, when non-western media are repressed; for many years now we have not been able to agree on an agenda review meeting: the human dimension, including due to the fact that some delegations stubbornly prevent the inclusion of the problem of neo-nazism in it, and this despite the fact that in europe, primarily in ukraine, in the baltic states, there is a surge in nazi ideology practices, others forms, racial and religious impatience, these criminal acts are legislative. the neo-nazi regime ruling in kiev has surpassed even the baltic countries in its legislative actions. eradication of everything russian, the very existence of russians, their a decisive contribution to the history of ukraine, people are prohibited from communicating, reading, learning in their native language, having access to russian-language media and culture, there are plenty of facts, but the osce, its specialized institutions are silent, they were silent

position of our commander-in-chief, because pay attention, he did not in any way reflect on the numerousstatements of ms. bezugliy, it seems to me that this is a completely rational position in this case, there is no time to waste on any discussions. it is necessary to engage in war, and what is actually on time now are resources , resources that will help our soldiers, mr. speaker , in fact, we would like to move on to the situation with resources and the situation with the winter campaign, the winter campaign promises to be difficult, bloody and problematic, so we understand that the enemy is trying to stretch the front as much as possible, and there were even some signals that the enemy would open additional hotlines. on the front line, that is, we understand that there are calmer, there are hotter areas, well, accordingly, i would like to ask you now to share your thoughts on the topic of the winter campaign, mr. antin, i understand what you are talking about, but i still suggest that you elaborate for to our audience, what we are talking about is the publication of general nayev, re

so be careful out there this numerous thunderstorms showing up now. i think this may be a sign of things to come. i think more unstable air tomorrow afternoon. another round of thunderstorms i think is likely. thank you cards for your health tonight. more eye drops are being pulled off shelves due to contamination concerns. >> in the past few months, the fda has recommended people not use more than 2 dozen different eye care products, including eye drops and gels. the warnings come after u.s. agencies linked 2 types of drops to 4 deaths with millions of people relying on ai trumps. all of this can be confusing. kron four's terisa stasio talks stanford ophthalmologist for the facts. you need to know to navigate this situation. really? it's not an it's just in this particular case, there's been some. >> concerned about the manufacturer manufacturing process and potential contamination. doctor edward man, she is a professor of ophthalmology and director of cornea and refractive surgery services. >> at stanford university, he says he understands the growi

, khurama, but numerous cities. uh, matty, your thoughts or what you could tell us about the rally you're at, and and people's sentiments there on the ground. what you're seeing here, this huge turn out is is very significant to several reasons, first of all, today's saturday in iran, it's the beginning of the week, and usually on saturday people are at work, although today was not. the other factor is the weather, it's cold, it's rainy, however, still thousands have participated in this year, شما هستیم. rally started at 9:00 am, however since since 7 a.m. thousands to this streets earlier to participate in this event, now about the sentiments and anti-arrogans sentiments are high among people who are here, people have also voiced their opposition to the inhumane acts of killing innocent people in palestine, voicing their support for palestinians and people are still here and they they continue chanting, speaking with them, during my interviews, they all told me unanimously that they support all the oppressed people

there's been numerous amounts of — at the back?'s been numerous amounts of documentation - at the back? there's been numerous amounts of documentation of - at the back? there's been numerous amounts of documentation of abuse | at the back? there's been numerous i amounts of documentation of abuse by ukrainian prisoners and ukrainian civilians and territories. we've seen this is been a part of two known phenomenons that occurred in russian occupied territories, trying to address the systematic problems and due to russian equipment and personnel losses, it been suffering from an acute shortage of bodies and demobilisation of 300,000 men in september, they'll try to do it again in the future as well. number two, this of frequently violating international law and is people in the custody that includes ukrainian prisoners of war as well as civilians. in addition to the story, they talked about the way russians buy their own admissions after deported civilians from occupied ukraine into mainland russia to forced adoption schemes for chil

, in the 14th century windows were made from them, at the same time, having been opened by these numerousk of restorers is to open historical frescoes, but this is not the case everywhere. maybe here you can see the border between the 16th century, that is, this is brighter , richer in color, more saturated, part of the painting is the 16th century, below, you can see the border, but this is a later insert, the beginning of the 20th century, why remove more later layers of paint, having cleared the blue coating on the drum of the domes, the craftsmen, for example, discovered such a painting imitating a white stone... temple, the historical layer of gilding of the cherubim turned out to be fiery. fire gilding is gold mixed with mercury, and the mercury is evaporated and the gold remains on the metal after we opened it, when we opened it, and the embossing is perfectly, perfectly visible, that is, it looked different, red brick facades and white decor. 157, during the invasion of the crimean khan there was a fire, there were fires, and the temple was very badly damaged, the church was very

what we have seen over the last two hours is donald trump not answer directly numerous questions from the prosecutor's office. instead, in the words of the judge, giving speeches almost like it's a political rally. the judge had even urging chris kise, donald trump's attorney, to pull his client aside and get him to answer concisely the questions here, but over the course of the two hours, donald trump has consistently gone off on tangents, delivering more what you could call a zillow tour of his multiple properties. in this particular case, just moments ago when the judge asked the new york attorney general's question whether he wanted to cut off donald trump or not, it was in relation to his golf club over in scotland where donald trump has been essentially trying to make the case to the judge as to why his properties are not overvalued at the new york attorney general alleges and has outlined in her lawsuit. to note here, donald trump is also on the stand here. called this an unfair trial. he's had his arms crossed, leaning back in the chair. called this an unfair trial. and we sho

we have interviewed numerous former afghan officials and afghans who have documented it. just last week my deputy just came back. we have an extensive outreach program and interviewed a former afghan civil rights activist who just gave us a horrible horrible explanation of what happened to her brother and sister-in-law who were brutally shot dead and another brother who was beaten to death by the taliban. this is something we have heard from many afghans. and i think corroborating those horrible stories the un just issued a report this summer at thatdocumented over 200 extra judicial killings of former government officials. and i think that is an understatement. i totally disagree with secretary new ledge. >> in your testimony that taliban is actively hunting down afghan partners that we worked with. there are troops worked with special forces worked with and they are brutally torturing and murdering them? >> absolutely, absolutely. >> are they taking the biometrics that weren't left behind to identify them? >> we have heard that we have not been able to document that. un

as a result of numerous expert meetings that lasted almost more than a year and andy. a quadripartite agreement was prepared. these memorandums are signed in may 1402 . today, with this four-way understanding , he will be the executive of the transportation organization. but the traffic police commander of the country. says the contractor the project that is approved by the police has not been introduced, because it is a joint work between four units, and several units must be coordinated. rahor police commander on november 9, 1402 mentioned the ministry of defense as the newest contractor of the project and even the hardware is actually produced by the knowledge-based companies of our own country, which we have been waiting for almost a year to do this and produce this. which is contracted by the highway and road construction organization as soon as this contract is given, we are ready to implement this plan. according to the officials of the ministry of defense, this plan , if implemented, can equip 368,000 trucks with the sepahten system within 3 years. nasim called

i made an edit talked to numerous times. he will document the number of people, the number of former soldiers and government officials who have been brutally slaughtered the taliban. so i don't think giving the aid has affected the taliban at all. >> on that point we had undersecretary of state for political affairs victoria nuland testified before this committee, and she said in her words that there's not been a consistent pattern of afghan allies quote being murdered by the taliban end quote. do you agree with that statement? >> no, i do not. and sigar has interviewed numerous former afghan officials and afghans who have documented it. just last week my deputy just came back. we have a very extensive outreach program for the afghan diaspora, and interviewed a former afghan civil rights, human rights activist who just gave us a horrible, horrible explanation of what happened to her brother and sister-in-law who were brutally shot dead, and another brother who was beaten to death by the taliban. so this is something we have

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prohibiting donald trump from making statements about civil court staff after donald trump made numerous courts about the judge's clerk being biased against him. trump appealed the ruling, and the appeals court put it on pause temporarily and let him speak his mind, and hundreds of threats were made against engoron, and now, we have joey jackson with us, criminal attorney, and i wanted to read the statement that came out from the court, the ruling. it says now upon reading and filing the papers with respect to the motion and due deliberation having been had thereon, it is that the motion is denied. that motion was brought by trump, his attorney, saying that we should not be gagged, and speak our minds, and then they looked at the evidence. is that what happened here? >> sara, i like the way it was handled, and the right call, and forget that you like him or don't like him or hate him or whatever, the law has to give priority to the balancing of the priorities. and one is that we are in the midst of the election, and you should be able to attack and state your peace, but your rights end w

well, he has numerous problems at home. there were, there were protests for, for months, against his rule in, in israel, right? he's been a consolidate and power and overhauling the judicial system in anti democratic ways . and so there's a lot of opposition to him. there are also some looming indictments. and so the longer this goes, the longer he has a really political cover in a sense. so he has that incentive, however, there are people inside the war cabinet for opposed to nothing. yahoo, right, funny gas is a, is a rival. so it's very tricky, certainly from the standpoint of his really domestic politics. but i think the overwhelming sense is that is real, everyone in the war cabinet and even many people and, you know, the majority of is really public. want to continue this war to try to eliminate come off as they say. even though many analysts have noticed that that's kind of an unreachable goal, we have dismissal will leave home us because it's clear in the last few days, at least they seem to have had the up behind w

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we also discussed the issue of palestine. which israel is carrying out lead to numerous casualties, anditarian pause that will allow restoration. then i would like thank the government of venezuela for the opportunity to discuss the issue of venezuela joining brix as a partner member. the issue will be discussed next year in russia as part of the brix summit. venezuela would like to become a full member as soon as possible. and i, for my part, confirmed venezuela’s commitment, my positions regarding what is happening in ukraine, we call on the parties, we will support that peace is restored as soon as possible, and all relevant documents are signed, we are against in order for the west to artificially support the continuation of this conflict and destabilize the situation even more, we hope that the conflict will receive a speedy resolution. en venezuela bueno hemos estado la posición la situación política en venezuela que como todos given the political situation in venezuela, we now have a very stable political situation, venezuela has turned into a country with perhaps the greatest po

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the shutdown, combined with a separate writers strike, disrupted numerous majorfilms disrupted numerousshows. it cost the entertainment industry more than $6 billion. sag—aftra chief negotiator duncan crabtree ireland said the majority of the board voted in favour of the deal with netflix, walt disney, warner brothers discovery and other companies. brothers discovery and other companies-— brothers discovery and other companies. today the unions national voted _ companies. today the unions national voted to _ companies. today the unions national voted to approve - companies. today the unions national voted to approve by| national voted to approve by 86% vote for a tentative agreement that the negotiating agreement that the negotiating agreement reached with the mptp on wednesday. this has been made possible by the membership does make phenomenal solidarity, and support for their negotiating committee, and we are exceedingly grateful for all of the support from the entertainment industry unions, who have rallied behind us throughout their strike. this victory is everyone's victory. in thi

she also numerated israeli crimes against women and children in his ongoing genocidal war on the besiegednterests of some member states, she stress that the world body must rather adopt an impartial and unbiased approach to genuinely address human rights violations a global scale, and that does for world news to stay with us, coming up next, this news and brief, bye bye for now. they don't want us to speak, that's what occupation is about. that routine, three years of washing their minds in order how to kill, how to hate, how to see the life from the security winds. a blinding flash of white light lit up the sky over gaza tonight, people running for cover, not knowing whether they're dead or alive, they came with their tanks and their... planes with ravaging firy flames and nothing remains, just a voice rising up in the smoky haze, we will not go down in the night without a fight, you can burn up our masks in our homes and our schools, but our spirit will not. ever die, we will not go down in gaza tonight, women and children alike, murder and massacre night after night, while the so-calle

bodies of indigenous children buried its soil. she also numerated israel's crimes against women andddress human rights violations a global scale. the administration of the us president joe biden is facing scathing criticism over its unbridled support for israel's genocidal war on gaza. former state department officials says domestic policy concerns are leading us officials willfully to ignore quote israely war crimes and stifle descent overarming the regime in tel aviv. josh paul says many officials are disturbed by actions of israeli military in gaza but have. to turn a blind eye to rules governing arms transfers to the regime, he says many government officials including elected officials a very senior level, direct quote, share her same opinion, but are unwilling to say it in public because they fear they lose their jobs. paul quit is post last month over washington support for tel aviv. a leak memo obtained by american news website axius revealed over 100 us government employees say that israel is committing war crimes in gaza. they. believe joe biden's support for the regime has

j jim, we've seen secretary blinken make numerous stops in the middle east the last few days. what do these meet tipgs say about how delicate the situation is from spiraling and growing from hamas gaza conflict to a u.s. conflict? >> reporter: the secretary of state has multiple goals, it appears. let's begin with iraq. u.s. forces have come under attack multiple times by iranian-backed militias in iraq. similar has happened in syria. you heard the secretary of state there say that the security of those personnel is primary, and he connected with the iraqi prime minister about the security of u.s. forces there, but also very publicly said again what u.s. officials have been saying since the beginning, going back to october 7th, and that is, if regional players, especially iran, intend to expand the conflict, don't, in effect. so a warning there to the backers of those militias in tehran, while at the same time trying to strike a balance because the u.s. is making it clear it does not want a broader war in the region. he said that in as many words, that the u.s. does not want d

numerous ships came to the port, trade grew, and with all this, jobs and people became richer.ther was successful because, it seems to me, he had ability. an extraordinary personality, but it ’s not just that, there are many extraordinary personalities in the world, a very effective team worked with him, that is, everything that was... done, he was not the only one who did it, but he, as he himself said, was a conductor, he had a whole orchestra that played music under his leadership, his orchestra was talented and united, they were a single team, they were focused on one common goal, singapore , subsequently, which in the world is called the father of the singapore economic miracle, wrote several books in which he shared his experience in government, the lack of resources had to be compensated by superiority in intelligence, discipline and ingenuity, as li kuan wrote in his book the singapore story, from the third world to the first. we managed to raise people's living standards, improve living conditions, improve the education system, and we significantly invested in the econ

the facts are so numerous and confirmed, therefore the materials of the case are the most voluminous,rdict against him, perhaps, the criminal case against vasyura amounted to 17 volumes, only the verdict took 100 pages. it was announced a few days before the new year of 1987. execution. already on january 6, vasyura wrote a thirty-page cassation appeal, but it was rejected. the verdict was left unchanged. the punisher was shot on october 2, 1987. remains. the battalion commander körner himself is unknown, only from oblique, so to speak, evidence, it is known that he and his battalion retreated from the territory of the grodno region, when they were still there, on german territory, and then traces of him are lost. the criminal case against the last executioner of the khotyn kotryuk has not been completed; the proceedings are planned to be resumed even after the death of the criminal. trick died at home in quebec, canada, at the age of 93. in 2015. not all ukrainian nazis were held accountable for crimes that were covered by the statute of limitations. does not exist, a belarusian pens

very long distance that would last for several hours and at the same time they will be faced by numerous military check points where the israeli forces would stop the vehicles and check people and decide who would be allowed to enter these cities or not anyways the village of huara that is adjacent to the illegal military checkpoint had been closed since they were on the goza strip, all shops, businesses had been closed, even schools, there people are not allowed to move, they are not allowed to travel on the main road of hawara, elsewhere in the occupied west bank, like the town of hizma, also a major checkpoint had been set there and all the entrances to hizma are being closed. the israels might close these entrances for several days and then they will decide to open it or for several only for several hours at the same time the milit checkpoint of colandia that is the only entrance to alkuts that palestinians originally from alkuts who work in the occupied west bank are not allowed to enter al-quts using the collondia military checkpoint but only for two hours very early in the very ea

food industry, this is a food product, so we purchased a machine park with all our machines with numericalled, here are sheet benders, gillet presses, the wine industry and winemakers are very demanding of their product, so the container must be perfect inside and out, so we have developed and implemented a quality standard - this is a degree of wideness of 0.04 microns, then it promotes... promotes complete smoothing, sedimentation of yeast, nothing remains on our walls. also, winemakers also have special requirements for the outer surface. the container should look beautiful, and since excursions take place at many enterprises and we have machines, we carry out external grinding, polishing, we can also produce - apply different patterns and varying degrees of polishing. well, i understand correctly that this is not just a pattern, here it plays some role, this is some kind of special shirt that allows you to maintain the temperature, right? of course, each container is equipped differently, but the cooling jacket is present on almost all containers, since you are right, fermentation occu

those are the latest in pro-palestine protest numerous rallies have been held in europe, canada, the us and elsewhere ever since the gaza war began nearly a month ago. people are outraged at the rising civilian tol and gas as well as in action to bring an end to israeli brutalities. outraged. syrians and palestinians gathered in their mook refugee camp in damascus to support the people of gaza against the brutal atrocities committed by the israeli regime. we have gathered today in yarmuk camp to send the message of solidarity to our razilian brothers and sisters in gaza were bravely paving the way back to palestine with their blood. we assured them that they are not alone. the arab people's the resistance front and the free people of the world is stand with you. we will liberate every part of palestine by god's will. we express our gratitude to syria and mr. bashar al-assad for supporting us and taking an honorable stance. we tell everyone that our people will not die by the grace of god. protesters voice their anger towards western powers that have been supporting israel's war crime