the standing of ohm people, young and old, men and women, against the israeli soldiers. from 200 to 205, the second palestinian intifase took place, the cause of which was the desecration of al-aqsa mosque by ariel sharon. he was the minister of the zionist regime at the time. during this interphase , various areas of the west bank and the gaza strip are exposed the zionist military encroached and thousands of houses were destroyed and many agricultural lands were destroyed. on february 8, 205, with the ceasefire agreement signed between the palestinian and zionist parties at the sharm el-sheikh summit. the second palestinian intifase is silent. but the differences continue among palestinians from generation to generation. to hebron and from nablus to al-quds, the use of knives continues. this is nothing but anger, this is palestinian overcrowding, this is oppression. let's not fight with our teeth , let's not fight with us today dr. shiri's doctorate in psychology. this is believed to be one of the biggest intifadas because of the situation in which the arab and islamic

the standing of ohm people, young and old, men and women, against the israeli soldiers. from 200 to 205, the second palestinian intifase took place , which was caused by the desecration of al-aqsa mosque by ariel sharon was the prime minister of the zionist regime. during this interphase. various areas of the west bank and the gaza strip were exposed to the aggression of the zionist forces and thousands of houses were destroyed and many agricultural lands were destroyed. on february 8, 205, with the ceasefire agreement that was signed between the palestinian and zionist parties at the sharm and sheikh summit. the second palestinian intifase was extinguished. but interphase generation. the generation continues among the palestinians. i will go to hebron and from nablus to al-quds . this is nothing but anger. this is palestinian overcrowding, this is oppression, it is interpreted in this way and it starts with this form, and this form results from me, and our bodies are intifada, and our bodies are knowledge , and we do not find any way except for the hijarah and the skin.

the standing of ohm people, young and old, men and women, against the israeli soldiers. from 200 to 205, the second palestinian intifase took place, which was caused by the desecration of al-aqsa mosque by then prime minister ariel sharon. it was the zionist regime. during this interphase , various areas of the west bank and the gaza strip were exposed to the aggression of the zionist forces, and thousands of houses were destroyed and many agricultural lands were destroyed. on february 8, 205, with the cease-fire agreement between the palestinian and zionist parties in this meeting, there is nothing but anger , this is palestinian overcrowding, this is oppression . i didn't kill my teeth, i didn't kill my teeth, i didn't kill my teeth today we did not fight with our side of al-aariyyah and baydina al-mujerba. israeli dakhleh in al-hasteria says dr. shiri ahroni's doctorate in psychology. in my opinion, this could have been the biggest uprising because of the situation in which the arab and islamic nations live and the support given to the palestinian government . do you

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we established about 12 kilometers of ohm's internal network of water, electricity, gas, telephone and optical fiber. murad faraz tower building it was built for this airport and alhamdulillah, today we witness the exploitation of this achievement. we serve the government. this airport is supposed to play a vital role in the development of the region. its location is such that it can cover the cities in the south of west azarbaijan province and the northern cities of kurdistan province with a population of nearly 900,000 people. which has a close proximity to the border, which is discussed as banu maribaneh free trade zone, which is baneh special economic zone . 187 hectares is the total area of ​​the airport, which includes the side building of the runway terminal building. another goal of establishing saqez airport is the economic prosperity of the region. tayyabullah pisi news reporter . but to know the details of the plans for the second day of the president's visit to kurdistan province, we will now join the journalist of sed and radio mr. salami. i greet you . good morning. pleas

ohm palestine, in direct connection with this meeting of the security council, said: i wonder why theld is so indifferent to the lives of the palestinian people. the description of mass death cannot narrate the severity of the terror prevailing in gaza. many people in gaza are starving to death under the bombardment . the representative of china, who currently holds the presidency of the security council, expressed concern about the continuation of the situation. he emphasized the humanitarian disaster in gaza that a complete ceasefire should be established in gaza as soon as possible and the possibility of providing assistance to the people of this region should be provided. ali rajabi, sed and radio reporter. united nations security council, new york. do we have payments without a check? yes, we have payments without a check. you can shop safely in the city. how do you think it is possible to make 10 million in 3 minutes? there is no way at all. in 3 minutes, you can go around the magic lamp . in your opinion, i have a money printing machine. 100 million snova. internetti will give

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what detractors and those that are trying to fan the flames of hate in this school district is making ohm unified an unsafe place for teachers and families. >> jewish families are speaking out over controversial resolutions passed by the oakland teachers union. the stance they're taking amid israel's ongoing war with hamas. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us for our midday newscast. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. within the past few hours, we've learned that a russian delegation will attend the asia-pacific economic summit. that's according to the san francisco standard. however, that group will not include vladimir putin. >> the summit is the biggest gathering of international leaders san francisco has seen in 80 years. it begins tomorrow, but you could call today a soft launch. nbc bay area's kris sanchez looks at two meetings setting the stage. kris, one features a california state leader. >> organizers are calling today the curtain-raising events for apec. just about two hours ago, california attorney general rob bonta delivered the keynote address at what apec calls

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different about what happened in ballasa is that this night they rated 74 homes, a whopping $74.00 ohms, looking for active as families of prisoners rating the homes of former prisoners, we've seen images that have come out from that camp of homes being completely turned upside down. a great deal of property damage and simply an environment of, of, of complete disarray with troops going in and just completely reckoning people's homes. and palestinians describe not just the ongoing rates, but sufficient specifically these rates of residential homes as a campaign of fear and intimidation against these communities in the occupied westbank 20 people were rounded up 18 to 10 so far posting and medic say that 9 people in the block, the refugee at camp were wounded, is really forces even went back to the front, the offices before the headquarters there that they struck with an air strike yesterday and then completely destroyed it. of, of, if you'll remember, 5 people were killed in the attack yesterday. now they've leveled it even destroyed monuments and memorials to palestinians killed and pa

and of course know where he's safe in gaza. meanwhile, or that's the might, it's 45 percent of all ohms. even gaza, it'd been damaged or destroyed as the nature and scale of death and destruction of categories. think of the use of why that he explodes the weapons in popularity. that is, with a significant impact by a mazda and other groups of continues along with allegations of the use of human fields. this is also inconsistent. we need some national humanity in law obligations. mister president's, i want to stress the interval ability of united state nations facilities, which to the sheltering more than 1000000 cvn seeking protection under the red flag who shares the car, the nights of all its facilities across the guns was pretty with all positives to the conflicts, the agency has verified 140 and see that every impact is 82. what installations $24.00 of which happens since the adoption of the resolution. a total of $218.00 instead of these place people sheltering owners schools have reportedly been cute and the police at the end of the 90 for insurance. in addition, it is with the ma

these really will plains entirely destroyed the neighborhood using 6 us made of ohms kenning and wounding approximately 400 people . according to the initial reports of the latest mess. it could be as rarely army as committing in the goal. district. click government, but we do have to propose as across the middle east and in the conflicts on covering watson folding our by our, his month. so schumann, who was a canadian and published any journalist from god on the fly, see you on the get all this in the cities, the suburbs, bottom line areas. and i haven't been areas around the city. i was, i was not that she any of this subject to this. i got to be feel free to just on taking dogs the you know that this nature need, that is in a massive. busy to but after 26 is my own we, i'm seeing is continue with disruption of interest. but actually a lot of this to be 3 defense must have got has happened. so over 1000 on, excuse me, on the senate. gov. so give me a job. what is the most convinced populated area in the city? so the gold would have done with, with, with southern button palms and said th

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they have ohm hired in total about six controllers overial in the last year. that's a huge problem.y say that's contributing to fatigue and stress, that sometimes they have to work mandatory six-day weeks, 12-hour shifts, and that's tough on them. the other thing we also learned today from delta's ceo, there's simply a brain drain that's happened at the airlines, that a lot of experienced people have retired, a lot of new people are coming up to the major airlines from the regionals, so there's a huge shift in the workforce. everything is really different. there's always a chain of errors that lead to these incidents. in houston, we saw airplanes trade paint, not something that could have been much, much worse. >> it's when all pieces of swiss cheese line up, and the marble falls through. >> that's it. >>> a first look at the shopping trends for the holiday season. you got to see this. you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bil

these really will plains entirely destroyed the neighborhood using 6 us made of ohms, killing and wounding approximately 400 people. according to the initial reports of the latest mess, it could be as rarely army is committing. and the goal is a strict array of an ocean, a r c middle east spirit shift gives us the it was really take on the latest strength as well. is really saying that a target is her last is military infrastructure in the guys history? but yes, we know that so often residential areas and civilian infrastructure are also attacked it stay $26.00 of these rarely, military operation in guys. a total of $11000.00 partners have been struck in place during this time with the army, claiming all of them have been related to her mazda activity in their daily briefings. the army continues reporting about their military success on the ground . but at what price? the question that many know us earlier on tuesday, the idea for nouns that stay eliminated to and by heating b r e, who was the commander all from uh, central, forget a very important man. they were officer for so long. i kno

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is determined to not let her son grow up you know, red light district, 4 year old team lives with ohms mother in the country side. that's the route many taken. pattaya. the children are raised by the grand parents in the village while the mothers stay in the cities to an money as prostitutes. hello. although it's a bu, in conservative thailand, it's a way of life for tens of thousands of poor families. chrome is trying to stay close to her son, even though she's far away. that daily cool is a ritual for them. both palm tells him to keep being a good boy soon. mamma will be home again by the bye. 5 meadow, how might yeah, the team's father still lives in germany and tells us he continues to ignore the goals he has yet to pay a single sense of child support. maybe what might have some documents and my pregnancy from germany. i get them on the, on the call, but i didn't know what was in them because it's all in german. he had all the official papers, but he didn't pass them on to me. he only gave me copy so you can call me. i had to do that, how come i made it? what you said? i didn't nee

the ohm red we have is the ftse 300. standard charter, hcbc at the bottom. today it's treating up ataround 5%. so another negative day for the ftse 100 after yesterday's performance and the bank of england's governor andrew bailey continues to say it's not the time to talk rate cuts. cac france is up. luxury continues to be in focus. energy is at the bottom of the french index. xetra dax is coming through. it's been positive for the index. it's up 0.7%. the periphery is putting in a good session today. getting close toward the end of what has been quite a strong november for the european indices. the sector performance this morning, real estate is at 1.9%, partially reflective of what we see in yields. in response auto is up 1.8% as well. on the flip side, insurance down 0.6%. and we talk about oil and gas into that opec plus meeting that was pushed back from earlier this week to tomorrow. all eyes will be on whether that oil cartel can actually come to an agreement on the extension of those production cuts. but i've been hinting at it. let's talk about what

we need to see more in terms of loss ohm of momentum to seeing?t would be sustainable. >> could you cue those two opening phrases of a fall break down? this is the whole story to me. that move in housing to me is the one where that's a false breakup. just because -- by the way, we've gone back to levels we were at the peak of this market, if you look at that. either etf you want. and that is -- this is not a moment to be buying housing. this is clearly my view. but it feels like it's the right time for what you were saying about false breakouts. i think you were selling this move in housing so fast. i don't think there is supply. you can't tell me housing prices are going higher when credit is getting higher. we haven't even got there. people haven't even lost their jobs yet. >> right. >> and there is no velocity in the housing market to have these sales coming off the period where housed that their greatest period of pricing because of covid. housing markets aren't going higher. >> the only thing i was going say, and you alluded to it, if you thi

they don't believe nay ohm my biden even witnessed what was goings-on outside her apartment when this happened. it's important to note the backdrop this comes against. a significant uptick in not just carjackings but also violent crime in general here in washington, d.c. over the last year. there have been more than 800 carjackings and more than 6,000 reports of stolen vehicles here in d.c. you'll remember just a few weeks ago representative henry cuellar was carjacked a couple blocks from the capitol billing. the rate of crime has risen so quickly, so much that the city has even implemented a task force to address this. it's important to note that d.c. mayor muriel bowser as we speak is holding a press conference to talk about, quote, new initiatives to support public health and public safety. chris, we expect her to face some questions about the secret service incident last night. >> allie raffa, thank you. >>> up next, holding out hope. i'll talk to a man whose brother was kidnapped october 7th during the music festival attack. we're back in 60 seconds. back is [sneeze] dude you co

well then followed by the discovery of the laws of ohm and ampere, the creation of an electric motor, establishment of a connection between electrical and magnetic phenomena. and finally, lodygin’s light bulb disappeared. nat, this is how they tell you, every time they tell you this way, you want to listen directly, i have a personal question for you, have you ever been given an electric shock, i’ll tell you a secret, women have such massagers, every evening, with two the electrodes constantly give me a slight electric shock and my eye twitches, that is, i get an electric shock every evening, that is when you wink at me, i understand that you get an electric shock, have you ever been electrocuted, listen, i’m not here, but our friend pavel has a wonderful animal, and how it is connected with electricity, and then he combs it, says that literally showers sparks, but exactly, exactly, vyacheslav aleksandrovich, and when was the first time people encountered electricity, you know, it’s an interesting question, because i think that they collided right up to the very moment. of his appeara

hey, ohm. >> good morning to you guys. let me tell you, my jaw dropped when i saw this picture.h manns official with a very public kiss, the sweet moment quickly going viral and throwing the internet into a frenzy it happened after her show on saturday the pop superstar running off the stage and into kelce's arms, planting a kiss on his lips in full view of her fans, swifties screaming approval on social media. kelce taking advantage of an off week for the chiefs to fly to buenos aries to spend time with his new sweetheart and see her in concert, and she did not disappoint the singer even changing the lyrics of her grammy-nominated song "karma" to reflect her romance with the super bowl champion the newest chiefs swift fan adorably holding his face in response and swifties shrieking in glee. on friday, the couple was seen holding hands and heading to dipper after her concert was canceled due to bad weather. it further fuels speculation that she's falling in love and it's not just her love life that's hitting on all cylinders ♪ >> reporter: swift was just nominated for six grammy

he busted through the window with a wooden plank and kicked ohm that door, allowing rioters to flood a co-conspirator who is charm here, austin carter, who has now pleaded guilty, and they had this list of 37 fbifficials who were involved in this investigation, 37 law enforcement personnel, and had esent when he was first re arrested. the other person they were conspiring with here was the one who sort of flipped and went to the fbi and said, hey, here's what they're plotting up to here, so someone who was a part of this plot did the right thing and went to law enforcement. but at the center of this, it was disturbing, and it reflects this broader attack we've seen against the fbi sprawling from this attack on the capitol on january 6th. >> let me read from your reporting that flushes that out a little more. "carter," the individual who pleaded guilty to these charges, right, "admitted he provided a cooperating witness, quote, with a list of fbi employees that carter received from kelly on or about december 13th and tha carter instructed the cooperating wness to, quote, memorize the

on the bore and around twitter that it was -- in terms of the virtue of it all, they ultimately not ohmold it and said it was therapy dushry duty to do so, but they said it was a public trust as well in the same way openai if it's going to be a not-for-profit and if the state of california wants to leave it that way would think of it as a public trust if you will i think the addition of larry summers into this is an important one, not because he's some technology, but because of how thought 68 he is about so many different issues about society and the implications that and the ethics, yeah. >> and maybe we're going to be back to one man's virtue is another man's vice, too, because some people would say -- >> some people have very negative views, yes. >> like who made twitter the public square? was the old twitter a good public square? is the new twig ir depending on where you're sitting, now people say it's now an actual public forum and it wasn't before. i wonder if we'll go through all of this with openai. >> i bet you we are. bret taylor followed through on the fiduciary. what you've

. >> he is talking about a prolonged israeli occupation, ohm ended.potentially one would have thought, acceptable palestinian leadership to play a role not just in the west bank but in gaza. what's so interesting about that, mika, it shows israel, his government, zero interest in a two-state solution. >> right. >> increasingly in israel. i think what we're seeing is -- and i underestimated this myself -- the impact of october 7th. you know, to put it bluntly, there's no doves in israel right now. it's not just that the government is extreme. indeed, they're talking about having settlements in gaza, just to give you an idea, and to get rid of a minister who talked about using a nuclear weapon. it's not just the extremism of the government. what i think we're seeing in israel is real disillusionment. maybe that's not a strong enough word. >> no. >> but the whole idea of a palestinian -- >> visceral reaction to october 7th. >> right. the idea is that there's no palestinian leadership you could ever trust to live alongside. they don't have an alternative.