danger. welcome to the spotlight. i'm your host najafi, and these are our guests in this episode. marwa osman, host of frest tv stream joining me from lebanon. evengler, author and activist is also joining me from montreal, canada. welcome to the show. now let me begin uh with marva. hez chief, as you definitely heard, admitted that the assassination of fiker definitely was a big loss for the resistance, but fact of the matter is that the resistance is still standing strong, and he argued that what israel achieved by assassinated, he questioned actually the achievement of israel in assassinating hania and shook her, he said that nothing has changed on the ground, as you and i very well know. their captives are not released, no military gains on the ground. let's have your take on this aspect. thank you for having me. um, i absolutely agree with you, because um, if you look at the access of resistance and the losses that they have been incurring ever since they declared that they are an open struggle with the uh existence of the occupation of the us occupation in the region and the israeli ent

marva osman, host of fress tv's may stream, joining me from bayrut, lebanon. eve engler, author and politic activist is also joining me from montreal, canada. welcome to the show. now, let me begin uh... with marva, hisbolla chief, as you definitely heard, admitted that the assassination of fuker definitely was a big loss for the resistance, but fact of the matter is that the resistance is still standing strong, and he argue that what israel achieved by assassinated, he questioned actually the achievement of israel in assassinating gahaniah and shaker, he said that nothing has changed on the ground, as you and i very well know, their captives are not. released to no military gains on the ground. let's have your take on this aspect. thank you for having me. i absolutely agree with you, because if you look at the access of resistance and the losses that they have been incurring ever since they declared that they are an open struggle with the uh existence of the occupation of the us occupation in the region and the israeli antit occupation as well. we have lost a

where are we going next, we have to eat, if only i knew that this was just the beginning for farmer osmanifferent ones on bakcha varieties of watermelon, here is the next variety nastik, as if it’s not yet ripe, listen, but it doesn’t taste the same, it has something special, it’s different, a person comes to buy it, yeah. so we ask the question, what kind of watermelon do you want? there’s something for every taste, but it’s spotted, not striped. the variety is called russian birch, this one seems to be from childhood, i ate a watermelon, my hands are sticky, there are a lot of sweets and this year the sun makes it very sweet, the abnormally hot summer is the reason that watermelons are like honey, and melons are even sweeter than honey, the sun made them like this, unripe, do n’t wait, the next variety is karistan, this is the variety of people... they like the seeds less than they should, uh-huh, red filling, and this is either a zucchini, or this is our watermelon, here it’s scary to eat, no, just try it, and what kind of watermelon is it, it sits for a very long time, for a very long

osman salari is also a lawyer and a member of the judicial commission . he has become a member of parliament for the first time because of lack of motivation to be a member of the judicial commission. in other words, he spends most of his time there, less during the course. on the 11th, the parliament took its time by changing the regulations, two cultural and judicial commissions will be formed. our research shows that out of 9 members of the cultural commission of the 11th parliament who made it to the 12th parliament, only four of them were elected to this commission in the new term. comments made by representatives of different parliaments about the lack of luck in cultural and judicial commissions and the presence of some representatives in commissions outside of their expertise. the judicial commission is effective for investors within its constituency. the judicial commission does not have the motivation of the world and the constituency for representatives. the ballot box or some other attractions of the commissions are among the reasons the quoru

jeyla osman, 26-year-old turkish national. emigrated to the uk with her mom when she was seven years old. - any relatives, associates? - no. that's it. she was top of her class at imperial college in london with a degree in chemical engineering. she was suspected of building the bomb that killed seven commuters on the london tube three years ago. - wait, all right, look, jeyla was a kid when ghost squad was operating, so what's the connection? - how did she go from science whiz to a suspected terrorist? [sighs] all right, it's been a long day. why don't you go home and get some rest and figure out how we're gonna find this woman. i'll stay here in case anything pops. - good night. - who are you, jeyla osman? what the hell do you want? ♪ ♪ - there. that must be him. be careful, father. remember, he has a gun too. - not one of these. ♪ ♪ - i need a hot chocolate as well. - you got it. - all right, thank you. ooh. what's up, little man? you got your homework and your lunch? - homework is turned in by email, grandpa. - oh, grandpa

welcome to the media stream, i'm mar osman. the unveiling of his. imad 4 facility represent a seismic shift in the regional balance of power. this expansive and complex facility highlights has advanced military capabilities and poses serious challenge to zianist israel's strategic planning. as the israeli regime grapples with these new realities, the implications for its national security and military strategy are profound, potentially altering the dynamics of the ongoing conflict. to discuss this issue with us from beirot is retired lebanese army general. facility shift the strategic balance in the region of west asia and what are its potential implications on zionist israel's military planning and its security in general? recent unveiling of the imad 4 facility follows a series of drone operations by the hood uavs which provided a clear view of strategic sites across zionist israel: in hoodhood one, the drones captured detailed footage of bay, highlighting petrolchemical plants, power stations, naval base, the residential complex for officers in k

welcome to the mid stream, i'm mar osman. about a week after the martterdom of ismail hanye, the head of the political bureau of the islamic resistance movement hamas, the movement surprised the world by selecting yahya sanwar as his successor. israeli entity authorities described the selection of sanwanda as message to zionist israel that he is alive and that the leadership of hamas and gaza is strong, resilient and here to stay. to discuss this issue with us from beirot is mr. saleh abuaizza, geopolitical analyst originally from jane in the occupied west bank. a pleasure having you with us, mr. saleh, now how does yahya sanwar's leadership and strategic approach reflect a shift in hamas's operational and tactical capabilities, especially in the uh recent military engagements and the ongoing genocide in gaza. firstly, the presence of commander yahya sinwad in the gaza strip. specifically, rather than another region or area designated by hamas, significantly strengthens his leadership within the movement, secondly, commander

a man very similar to muryshov is standing at the entrance to the escort room of the osman court of moscow. surrounded by security forces in civilian clothes, and then gets into a minibus, which took him to the pre-trial detention center. now nesterenko is also charged. prison terms, but given the specifics and will be proven, they are waiting for very impressive details of this criminal case, the consideration is unlikely to be quick. maxim shevchenko, yegor litvinov and evgeny mokunev, conduct duty unit. three were detained in nizhny tagel. employees of the gas service, who were the last to check the equipment before the gas explosion in the five-story building, as the investigative committee reported that the detainee faces up to 10 years in prison. the criminal case is being investigated under the article on the performance of work that does not meet safety requirements. a foreman and two investigators of the gas service have been detained on suspicion of committing a crime. the necessary investigative actions are currently being carried out with their participation. in the near future

a very famous uprising against osman, after this, now i want to pass these issues quickly, so that we reach iran , give us a note three by three, give us a note to expel the germans from iran. churchill wrote in his memoirs, "we had to leave iran." you pay attention, but why couldn't they take turkey , which was more obligatory than us, turkey was closer where was the sea of ​​aje, did you go to turkey, are you going to the sea of ​​aje, i went to the sound of music. and fearing turka, seeing in the first war, how much resistance the people knew. we didn't know, i found a telegram from reza shah, written to the commander of the ardabil army, brigadier general qadri, incite the nomads of shahsu to attack the chiefs, he will respond , sir, no matter what we say, he says no, why no, he says , because you killed their leaders, you killed the tribes, you killed all the nomads of iran. for example, bakhtiara shot 12 people, the nomads always defended in iran , the biggest defense force of iran at the time cyrus dariush sassanians are nomads, they stand by themselves , and you say that you a

welcome to the media stream, i'm mar osman. the unveiling of hisbullah's imad for facility represent a seismic shifty in the regional balance of power. this expensive and complex facility highlights hisballah's advanced military capabilities and poses serious challenge to zionist israel's strategic planning. as the israeli regime grapples with these new realities, the implications for its national security and military strategy are profound, potentially altering the dynamics of the. ongoing conflict, to discuss this issue with us from beirot is retired lebanese army general elias ferhat, thanks million for being with us, general this morning, how does the revelation of imad for facility shift the strategic balance in the region of west asia and what are its potential implications on zionist israel's military planning and its security in general? hazballah's recent unveiling of the imad 4 facility. follows a series of drone operations by the hoodhood uavs, which provided a clear view of strategic sites across zionist israel. in

welcome to the medi stream, i'm marwa osman. israeli entity reports differ on the outcomes of the kairu meeting held last week between the zinus israelis, egyptians and americans. however, what is certain is that the americans have once again brought up the issue of the philadelphia corridor and the rafah crossing for discussion. reports suggest that an agreement may be at the works allowing for a limited israeli occupation presence in the corridor, but only during the initial phase of the truth, something the resistance has so far refused. to discuss this issue with us from beirot is dimitri lascaries independent journalist and human rights activist a pleasure having you on board dimitri uh midy stream here on press tv. how do the key points uh that zianist israel have so far reneged on both in cairo and in dowha uh negotiations such as the lack of a permanent cease fire and the reoccupation of the philadelphia crossing and what not impact the feasibility. of any lasting solution or any resolution for the gaza uh genocide on ga

osman salari is also a lawyer and a member of the judicial commission. this is the first time he has become a parliamentarian. he talks about the lack of motivation to be a member of the judicial commission. maybe this is the atmosphere governing the legal and judicial commission. in the past , there was less of a moderate and balanced atmosphere that would compel a person to spend most of his time there. in the 11th term, the parliament spent its time to change the regulations to form two cultural and judicial commissions. our research shows that out of 9 members of the cultural commission of the 11th parliament , only one made it to the 12th parliament four of them in the course. they also chose this commission. the comments made by the members of parliament about the lack of luck in cultural and judicial commissions and the presence of some representatives in commissions outside of their expertise are more or less similar. we have always had this problem. this dear one of our hearts sees, for example, if he is in the industries commission , it will be

okay, thank you so much, marval osman in beirrut and eve engler in montreal.er into israel than ever before. today's edition of palestine declassified considers the consequences for the cienist entity were to embark a full-scale military invasion of. well to be frank, i think it's the end for these radies, i i think there's no recourse for them anymore uh, they have uh fallen into a trap of epic proportions. the report that she's just given us is based almost entirely on the the uh report from the institute for national security studies which is a zionist think tank in tel aviv. now you might think from in listening to it that if you were just listening to it without knowing that that this was very pro hisballah report, but actually this is a sinist report in... indicates really doesn't it, the difficulty of the legal situation in the uk is a prescribed organization, is an illegal organization, but can you come imagine the institute of national security studies in tel aviv being subject to police action to be arrested for being proved? amst names yahya sinwar,

welcome to the mid stream, i'm marwah osman. hizballah secretary general said hasan nasrullah was clear in his speech, but additional unspoken messages were convend to relevant parties. he stressed the need to maintain the lebanese support front suggesting possible adjustments. however, he clarified that the resistance separates its retaliation against zianist israel for the assassination of commander shuker from the lebanese support front which depends on the ongoing aggression. against gaza, to discuss this issue with us from beirot is mr. ali murad, political commentator and geopolitical researcher, a pleasure having you with us, mr. murad now netan's attempt to negotiate with gaza and lebanon have utterly failed, i mean two top men of the resistance were taken out by the israeli occupation forces, let us say that has well actually retaliated, the retaliation was done against the assassination of the recent zianist aggression against beirot in specific, what happens then, will it be an all out war with? تحياتي لك اولا ينبغي ا

a good study plan has certainly not tried to avoid osman is coming in all night to us. and if you feel like you can't manage your stress, so things id, talk to people usually trust like friends, family, or university counselors. don't hesitate to seek professional head. try to find out which of these to help you. there's a good chance you'll say that most mostly to college life. even if you fail a test every now and again, it doesn't mean the end of the world. on the contrary, in the long run, it can actually help strengthen your ability to bounce back your resilience. no one succeeds at everything all the time, but some people deal with failure better than others. can that be trained? he said belle, it hadn't why? she was a psychologist to studies what helps people co been moments of crisis. resilience plays a key role in their research. she and her colleagues even look into test subject brains. the term resilience refers to the ability to cope with challenges. scientists recognize 3 basic types of humans. i'm fine with us. and again, i brought the list who resilience

death, let it be said that the germans mean the people of ukraine , a very famous uprising against osmanet 's get to iran, three by three, give us a note , give us three notes, sir , expel the germans from iran. churchill wrote in his memoirs , "we had to take iran. you pay attention, but why couldn't they take turkey from us?" it was more obligatory, it was closer, where was turkey , did you go to turkey, you are going to the sea of ​​aje, i went to the sea of ​​aje, the sound of greek music is playing on the radios , they had captured navarino, all of greece was in the hands of germany, why didn't they capture turkey, because the people knew about it. knowing that something like this is happening. prime minister serajlu went to the parliament and said that the soviet people want to attack us , germany wants to attack, the whole turkish army has become a million people asking for help and being afraid of the turks in the first war. how much resistance did the people know? we didn't know. i have a telegram from reza. find the king i wrote to the commander of the ardabil army, brigadier g

mr. osman is good to have you with this. can you explain to us how online this information played a role in the riots of the past week in the u. k as well, and we meet immediate altima off of the terrible attack in south bolt. but we saw was people rushing not to try and work out the truth not to come together and say, how terrible is was but to deliberately spread live use in order to target particular communities. we seem to help them do we know after every atrocity or trying to be these days. the people are mediately rushing out to blaming. ready choose all l t v think you pass people or in this instance, margaret's must lives in particular. and so we saw not only a rush of people seeking to what the noise this moment, but move crucially. when people went to those platforms to try and work out what's going on and these, i, you know, it's a normal thing that we do these things when something terrible happens. we go to social media, social media algorithms with selecting. ready information and making sure they were at the t

get osman from belgrade the follows the 2nd consecutive, the russian strikes the gaze to crane drone and beside attacks killed at least 4 people, unexpected heavy damage including and presidents and landscape hometown also on the program at dw investigation, finds that the ukrainians safety may become a deadly testing ground for russia's military. you're playing yes, a computer game as if they were sitting there and playing building rely on living target. presidents of betty slavin parents are being targeted by russian drug and developers. human rights experts say the findings provide strong evidence possible crimes and his protest continue in india over the rape and murder of a young medic dw joins a female doctor on the journey to work to sing. what life is like as a woman on the road at night? the . i'm so glad you're welcome to the program, the governor of russia's belgrade regions as he is aware of reports of a ukrainian incursion that describe the situation is difficult, but under control, bel, good. all these may have a cou, a screech in where your training troops have ceased,

welcome to the medi stream, amir osman. after nine months of war on gaza, it has been indicated that the strategies of the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu have not and will not achieve any of zinus israel's goals, pointing out that washington continues to support him militarily, but that only fulfills his political needs. to discuss this issue with us from sydney's professor tim anderson. author academic and political commentator, a pleasure having you with us uh, professor anderson. now, biden has been recently trying to urge designs to accept washington's plan to end the war on gaza while warning the settlers against following extremists, including government members of the zinist israeli regime. we have also known that zionist israel usually abides by what washington wants and what washington proposes when it comes especially to the region of west asia, what change, why does it seem that biden is pleading for the zionists to? his deal, thank you, thank you for having me, look, first of all, this is a relationsh

let's go, we need to eat, if only i knew that this is just the beginning, farmer osman yusubov has moreik, as if it's still unripe, listen, but it doesn't taste the same, he has there’s something special, it’s different, a person comes to buy, yeah, that’s it we ask the question, what kind of watermelon do you want, there is one for every taste, with specks, not stripes, the variety is called russian birch, this one seems like from childhood, i ate a watermelon, my hands are sticky, there are a lot of sweets and this year there is sun from this is why it is very sweet, the abnormally hot summer is the reason that watermelons are like honey, and melons are even sweeter than honey, the sun made them like that, don’t expect them to be unripe, but it’s either a zucchini, or it’s our watermelon, it’s scary to eat, no, try it, and what is it, it lasts for a very long time, for a very long time, it is crispy. unclear what, but it’s very tasty, i personally love this watermelon, i eat it, for the whole day our film crew ate enough watermelons for a year, not sparing their stomachs, they walked

, where will we go next, we need to eat, if only i knew that this is just the beginning for farmer osmann eight different varieties of watermelon on bakcha, here is the next variety nastik, how... you are still unripe, listen, but it doesn’t taste the same, it has something special, it’s different, a person comes to buy, yeah, so we ask a question, what kind of watermelon do you want, there’s one for every taste, here ’s a speck, i’m not striped, the variety is called russian birch tree, this one seems like something from childhood, she ate a watermelon, her hands are sticky, there are a lot of sweets, it’s a year of sunshine, that’s why she very sweet, the abnormally hot summer was the reason. everyone tried everything that was here, and although many say that the size of the watermelon does not matter, you simply cannot pass by this, in voronezh, they grew a giant. by appearance, this watermelon lying in the middle, we think that it already has 50 kilograms, but it still has two weeks to grow, it is still immature. the king's watermelon, like the king's, was covered so that it would no

osman, and tell me, please, what are they different from other horses?a large head and relatively short legs. yes, i noticed that they are much, well , lower than other horses. yes, this allows them to climb high into the mountains, where climbers get ranks, we ride these stallions imilino. also, their hooves, the hoof rock is slightly different than other horses, it is harder, they are like a cup. yes, that is, so that it is more comfortable. and here is the respiratory system. they are different horses, where trees do not grow 30 this more, they are already there is not enough oxygen, our horses are calm, and even climbed to the highest point of europe in 1998-99 korochalskaya breed of horses climbed elbrus, oh andrey evgeniy, look, legs forward, heels down, throw your back back, relax tas and go , hit the bugs, from here you hit the sides and back. everyone let's go, let's go, come on, come on, come on, let's go, oh, where did i go, where did i go, come on, come on, tu-tu-tu, come on, well done, andrey, i'm overtaking you, this is my first time, imagi

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cheerful morning continues and the lessons from the senior rescuer of the usvot emercom of russia, osmanch the child. to swim, this is very important, if you remember, yesterday we taught the child to stay on the water, we did the star exercise, and today there will be bubbles, and not only, last time nika and i showed how to learn to swim on your back, today we will roll over onto our stomachs, done, but i recommend starting each lesson with preparatory exercises that will help the child get used to the water and stop being afraid of it. now we will blow bubbles. nika, are you ready? great. we take a deep breath and exhale slowly. imagine that we are blowing out candles on a cake. well done! now we do this exercise underwater. take as much air into your chest as possible. and only immerse the tip. of your nose, that's it ok, got the hang of it, let's do it again, but let's dip our whole head in, nika, you're doing great, as soon as you understand that the child is no longer afraid of choking, show him another exercise, it's called a float, look at me, grab your legs with your hands, flo

very relevant advice. now the senior rescuer of the emercom of russia osman dilibaash will give, take can already see the smoke. even if it seems that the fire is still far away, we abandon everything, the tent, things, we need act immediately, grab only empty water bottles, run. from the fire, you can't break through the fire under any circumstances, there is a pond on your way, imagine that one of you can't swim, now we'll make an improvised life jacket, take out the laces, take off your jeans, put one bottle here, tie it around the waist and on the legs, put a bottle in each of them, now we put this structure on the person so that one bottle... is under his head, and the other two on his chest, tie it pants behind your back, ready, we go into the water, put your companion on your back, a life jacket made of bottles keeps his head above water, you will have to help the person move, so you will cross the rod quickly and more safely than without a floating craft, and another one... the jacket can help you out if there is a fire on both sides of the reservoir. in this case , you will j

please listen to the advice of the senior rescuer osvot of the russian emergency situations ministry, osman the child knows about your plans, he will be less capricious when you will need to leave, children under... 10 years old swim in life jackets, let's put it on, choose the size, the vest should fasten tightly on the child so that it doesn't rise up to the chin like that when he is in the water, explain where to take off the slippers , let's take it off, let's put one into the other, just like that, so that we don't get lost, we won't run on... the wet floor, it's better to walk with a side step, let's try together, well done, so we won't fall, don't rush on the slide, wait, until the child who walked in front of you rolls off, then count to ten and you can go, i will wait for you below. oh, well done, smart girl, when the child gets tired of skating, invite him to swim, but we won’t jump into the pool from the side. this is not allowed in the water park, the bottom may be closer than it looks and you will hit yourself. even the child already knows how to swim, we are nearby all the tim

it'll osman is professor of media and communication of left to universities specializing a media. and this one before the issue joins us from the city of lesta. i'm so you are speaking to us, of course, from a city that has seen by a bunch. it's fast share arrives to the course if this unrest that we've seen in multiple towns and cities across the country just give us a sense of what it is like for the cities diverse communities at the moment. hi. yes, you're right. thank you very much for, for having me. it has intense it have really been a and intense few days where we have seen these riots going across the country right here where i am and less that we've seen the rise happening over the last few days. the rise of also spread to places of no saying brought the room in middlesborough. we've seen it in southport and unfortunately these, this is a combination of anti muslim rhetoric that has been galvanized and building up for the last 10 to 15 years by the media of this country as well as the political elite where muslims and margaret communities have been escaped go to for all t

emercom of russia osman dilibaash.taught the child not to be afraid of water, to stay on the water and even swim a little. today we will analyze, what kind of watercraft you need to take with you if you are going on holiday with children. if you plan to swim during your holiday, prepare watercraft for your child. many parents prefer to live. if you bought one, make sure it is securely fastened on the child. this is a fairly reliable watercraft, in which the child will not dive deeper than chest-deep into the water. but this is also the downside of the vest, it is almost impossible to swim in it. just like in a regular inflatable ring, you won’t be able to really get dirty in it either. if your children use a circle, make sure that they do not slip out. from it and do not turn upside down, the least restrict movement in the water on the sleeves, it is better that each of them has two valves, we inflate one half at once, and the other on the child's hand, here higher, such a sleeve is easier to adjust, we make sure that