overland. during your stay in gaza. what you heard from there , did you witness that the zionist regime attacked hospitals in the past? i think that it happened five or six hours ago, how did you feel the moment you heard it and what do you think about this bombing? i felt very bad because most of the victims were women and children. i feel very bad every time the children who are my own children could be in the place of these children, mr. overland , is there any other point or issue that you would like to share with the viewers of the news network at the end of our conversation, i want to send this message. that israel must stop these bombings. and in this way he used the initiative that the king of jordan presented. at the time there was the attempt to kill khaled mesal, immediately ask the americans to ask the israeli to have the treatment of the drug injected in khalid, and he decided to denounce the peace agreement if mr. netanyahu is not okay, and it was accepted. of course, the problem is that netanyahu does not

and we also have sara going overland. so portola and sara going overland and then we have several ships going by ac up here and they kind of meet up in san diego and the plan is to continue on foot overland with two ships continuing north, oversee. the plan was to rendezvous at the shores of san diego bay. this was the harbor, you might recall that many had noted before. and they saw this as a good, strong harbor for spanish colonialism and then move forward. so they leave on january ninth, 1769 is a very difficult journey. one ship, the san jose, was lost with everyone aboard a second ship, the san antonio took 54 days to reach san diego from baja, california to the san carlos, took twice that amount of time with many of its crew dead and or dying upon arrival. so this was not an easy journey. it reminds us that really, despite the fact they had navigated this a few times, they really didn't understand how to navigate these seas. they really struggled. they were not well prepared. and they finally consolidated excuse me,

and we also have sara going overland. so portola and sara going overland and then we have several ships going by ac up here and they kind of meet up in san diego and the plan is to continue on foot overland with two ships continuing north, oversee. the plan was to rendezvous at the shores of san diego bay. this was the harbor, you might recall that many had noted before. and they saw this as a good, strong harbor for spanish colonialism and then move forward. so they leave on january ninth, 1769 is a very difficult journey. one ship, the san jose, was lost with everyone aboard a second ship, the san antonio took 54 days to reach san diego from baja, california to the san carlos, took twice that amount of time with many of its crew dead and or dying upon arrival. so this was not an easy journey. it reminds us that really, despite the fact they had navigated this a few times, they really didn't understand how to navigate these seas. they really struggled. they were not well prepared. and they finally consolidated excuse me,

but now we see that alternative river routes have appeared, and overland can be transported by the same by rail. but.... i have a question, how long can it last objectively, i understand that by the end of the war, most likely, there will be an answer, but in terms of years, how long can it last, because anyway, these are certain limitations for ukraine, an alternative has appeared, but we are not the only ones to pay a very high price for it, that is, in fact , we are losing all earning opportunities, commodity producers in the grain group have been working in the red for a year and a half, that is, they are actually working off the earnings that they earned in previous years and share accordingly credit. but again, in order to receive loans, you need to earn money, and in these conditions, of course, it is very difficult today, because not only the grain group is shining today and the oil group is sinking, the prices of sunflowers have fallen very much and there were very high hopes that on they will be able to make at least a little money from this, therefore, answering your question

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many having traveled overland on the famous oregon trail, and many of them clustered in the willamette valley, and the present day state of oregon, drawn to the willamette valley, primarily for the farmland. remember also, that in the 1830s, epidemic diseases such as smallpox, measles, influenza, malaria outbreaks, et cetera, had devastated indigenous communities. in the willamette valley, death rates for some native communities was as high as 90%. and so, when missionaries and american for trappers began entering the country, they found the willamette valley and other parts of the oregon country depopulated. and they viewed this as open land. there is for the taking. not to mention evidence of the providence of god who had directed them to the open land. and so, from the 1820s until the mid-1840s, we have the hudson bay company, and then, american settlers jointly occupying the oregon country. exactly as been spelled out in the convention of 1818. over time, then, both groups sought to solidify the claims to the region. now, neither britain or the united states expected to gain full c

him us as a terrorist organization box, and i quote them again as liberal races slicing for that overland. i think that shows where he stands, that he fundamentally disagrees with israel on this. and with most of his western allies who have designated how most of terrorist organizations years ago, always been behind the palestinian cause as you put it. but up until this point is tone has been so shall we say a little bit more muted. what's behind are the ones change in town? well now i think he is really trying to stoke his political base, but yes, right after how most his atrocities against is really civilians and october 7th, we had a more conciliatory tone from ad one which analysts say had to do with the fact that he was recently trying to repair long strained relations would be, is there any government they would talks about a gas pipeline project to even met is or a prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the sidelines of the you engender general assembly just in september. but that now seems to be off the table. um, as israel intensifies its response attacks on the gaza strip ad one

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israel's furious revenge in the form of bombs and missiles on overland and peaceful people is the revenge of despair. we cannot stop at written and verbal condemnations of the israeli genocide. how many more palestinian children must die for the whole world to come to their defense? does this mean that what is happening in ukraine is a war according to international rules and the direct extermination of palestinians is the defense of israel? despite the cold and rainy weather, we joined a stand in solidarity with the palestinian people in central moscow, participants raised the flags of palestine, russia and hezbollah. banners and slogans are raised through which the participants express their anger at the massacres taking place against the people of gaza. we demand immediate succession of the barbaric aggression and the prosecution of the leaders of the zinus enemy for the crimes committed in palestine. the participants announced the american an international position that is biased towards the zianist enemy and the direct partner in the massacres. the turkish president has called the pa

so does the boat stops the revitalization of ancient overland trade routes connecting europe to asia, then does the road shipping lanes which follow in the sales of marco polo, china, se, asia, the middle east, africa, europe, and on to lots in america to and really it all started right here of the great world of china. the on the, one of the reasons that this, the world's largest mountain made structure was built, wants to protect the fost international trading root, the silk road, which so constant attacks from new mobs in the north. as far back as 2000 years ago, these flagstones sold the foot steps and caravans of men from soft, long paces speaking different languages wearing different clothing, trading and spices and textiles, t and ivory, gold and jade. as a nation bordering 14 of the countries china was on is you need to place to be a global nexus of trade, not just trade or cheese either side. yeah. i hope that by engaging in full exchange of useful will contribute to pursuing the balance involved initiative. a project on the sensory so it can bring benefits to people across t

on the other hand, baku has been seaking to cement its military gains through blocking overland. اولویت جمهوری آذربایجان آزادی بررباغ, today the priority of azerbaijan is the liberation of karabakh, that's why it has blocked the lotching crossing that connects armenia to karabak, that's because armenia sends weapons to the separatists. of nagorno-karabakh. the islamic republic of iran considers lachin and nagorno-karabakh to be part of azerbaijan, but at the same time, iran is interested in preserving the rights of the armenians in nagorno-karabakh, is interested in preventing a humanitarian disaster in this region. iran wants the nagorno-karabakh problem to be resolved peacefully through negotiations between armenia and azerbaijan. in other words, the islamic republic says that the'. territorial integrity of these two countries should be maintained, the international borders should not change, and the rights of the armenians should be protected. in this framework, iran is negotiating. with both countries, we've asked the republic of azerbaijan to be lenient towards the armenians

on the other hand, has been seeking to cement its military gains through blocking overland traffic between armenia and nagorno-karabakh. another person with great knowledge about caucasus is former iranian ambassador to baku. he told us about the complexity of the situation in the region. today the priority. is the liberation of karabakh, that's why it has blocked the lotching crossing that connects armenia to karabak, that's because armenia sends weapons to the separatists of nagorno-karabakh. the islamic republic of iran considers lachin in nagorno-karabakh to be part of azerbaijan, but at the same time iran is interested in preserving the rights of the armenians in nagorno-karabakh is interested in preventing humanitarian disaster in this region. iran wants of the nagorno-karabakh problem to be resolved peacefully through negotiations between armenia and azerbaijan. in other words, the islamic republic says that the territorial integrity of these two. two countries should be maintained, the international borders should not change, and the rights of the armenians should be protected. in

us military advisers are urging israel to avoid large-scale overland operations, citing lessons fromfare in iraq. better in particular - cnn reports. instead of a full-scale attack on agaza, they recommend using vska combinations precision airstrikes, targeted special forces raids. us marine corps general glyn was sent. 19 years ago, he personally took part in operation ghost’s fury to storm the same iraqi foluja. former us marine corps commander general james glenn is in israel to advise the israeli military on the expected ground invasion of gaza? what kind of advice can he give them? this is important to understand, we have a very long defense relationship with israel and we often share information with them. general as an expert in urban warfare, glenn is able to ask the tough, probing questions that the idf needs to consider when planning an operation. well, there's breaking news right now. the kremlin reports that the intercontinental launch has been completed. footage of putin’s meeting with shaigu and gerasimov is on your screens, listen, this is important. dear comrades, goo

hard work is inspiring his community to create spaces that showcase the beauty culture and rooms overland. tony back. so conversation. now we've just come from outside where we've got to see what has to be the same piece of the size. that same is sculpture. can you talk me through the thinking behind it is it can see it's made up of, of 50 columns those so that they tell us what it is. you walk down to us the sculpture and at the number of, of holland. this is a monday lot of p it and disappeared from the face of the f. so yeah, that's how that was created. now another interesting seems that piece of the site has to be this call. oh yes. so this is the call for card this monday that was in when he was arrested by the police. so we are told that he was pretending to visual fee. now today's the site seems to sits quite like the on the land have the being direct decisions made angled towards sustainability and creating the space. oh yes, of course of the site. the land that's the site is built on is, is, is below 2 then to our no cause means they probably to them getting somebody to, we have

because we have international support from overland with the president of france and britain and italy and germany holland, the other leaders. they came to us, they said they are not just supporting us. we are congratulating this. we are blessing this. we will stand together or we have no other choice. we also want they're making clear, there's one thing we understand your. we are standing in front of 2 possibilities on any subject. we have it this now. i know we do know they're shooting and stuff. we're we, we live, we are the ones who in come off professionally. so we have the shuttle way and we have bomb the enemy from the know the to him are ground forces. and 3rd of is that for you as a whole lot destroying the infrastructure of the shovel. the battle of the war inside garza is going to be difficult. you know, margaret, we are fighting for the existence of our homeland. why, really? we're going to fight in the land and seen him been enough. and we were waiting on a shuttle to to be big 3 of the good that gives me the, the home, the going to this was we're standing together soon. s

hard work is inspiring his community to create spaces that showcase the beauty culture and rooms overland. 20 back. so conversation now we've just come from outside we, we've got to see what has to be the same piece of the sides. that same is sculpture . can you talk me through the thinking behind it is the can see it's made up of, of 50 columns those. so that they tell the story as you walk down to us, the sculpture and at the look of, of how this monday, the a p it and disappeared from the face of the f. so yeah, that's how that was created. now another interesting thing is a piece of the site has to be this call. oh yes. so this is the call for card this monday that was in when he was, is despite the i bought a 20. so we have told that he was pretending to visual fee. now to the, the side seems to sits quite like the on the land have. they've been direct decisions, made angled towards sustainability and creating the space. oh yes, of course of the site building. that's the site is built on, is, is, is below 2 then to our no, cuz we just, they probably to them getting somebody to, we ha

a canyon company has now developed a new type of cooker that used as less fuel beating overland stuff, less few as about, is it less what is burned? which is great. of course he's torn and people are saving money. see mentioned, so of course its optimal as not to the shop to model the couple, put their money into the applicant company through the crowd funding platform, better invest, crowd investing a type of crowd funding allows many small investors to support a project such as more sustainable cookers the better, best manages these projects in frankfort, a mind alongside the traditional financial giants. yeah, and then yes. and the next point is, you probably will notice that i'm traveling to come now as a manager, olga dickman is planning a trip to the stove company. she overseas the implementation of better west african projects and has lived and worked in kenya for 4 years. all projects are chosen based on their positive effect or impact the selection we finance those that use not just fluid to reduce to c, o, 2 emissions. but i do have to consider that there are lots of people

citizens out of the region, but it won't be easy with most flights in and out of israel suspended and overland routes often unreliable and dangerous. the white house announcing it will be chartering flights for americans who want to leave starting today. however, there likely won't be enough seats on those planes for everyone looking to get out. that prompted criticism from capitol hill. >> currently issue, just standing anything americans behind easily. learn from afghanistan. >> administration also making a major push to free americans being held hostage by hamas. military options are also being discussed with the white house claiming all options remain on the table. all right. let's get you a look at your 4 zone forecast tonight. we're taking a look at the bay bridge. you can see a lot of traffic coming in and out of the city. got a little fog hanging around above the bridge as well. gayle ong joining us with look at the forecast to go. >> hello, dan. good evening, everyone. same situation here at the golden gate bridge in the thick of the fog. and you can expect that to stick around throug

so the thousands of patients that continue to stream into these overland hospitals. so it feels more for palestinians. and guys that feels more like a like a slap in the face like an ar ironic. a way of telling them we're watching your suffering and we're going to give you just a little bit. it's not enough, not to make it through the plates of the policy and you people has resonated around the world. not just didn't most of the more of countries books in the you london, america. do you think that these, these protests are falling on deaf is what, what do you think the needs of the community should do to bring this conflict through a swift and, or we already plus the point? i think conflicts can start just as quickly as they begin the what is missing right now is political. well, there seems to be consensus between israel and the countries that back in that more and mass slaughter is the way forward. and in the absence of any accountability, they don't feel the need to adjust that plan. i think what one of the most important outcomes of, of, of what is happening and

and in any case, this cannot be addressed by anyone outside overland, people outside the car and to contribute. but they cannot to substitute for wanderings in addressing the a very complex problems. let me ask you to april 2024 is going to be the 30th anniversary of this horrible massacre of a people of a 1000000 people were killed in this genocide. what do you want the future headlines about were wanted to be beyond that? genocide was if we have to inevitably remember where we are coming from, that is that is sort of again a site. but we also have to focus on the future of the united, your country, the press for this country or a country that to kind of give her allowance to citizens totally over normal lives as julia beginning to see it ended on the the fuck do you feel you know what i think of what tough in you know, a past and chemical and i think the such a thing never happened, but to not is a genuine how to to, to travel under so long yeah. name, but to the and applying to the driving to is to make sure that to they just did it and it is a friend. the word along there is a quite exist

because the war is not seen of the past overland, quite a lot from the very brutal war. and we intend to share our experience with the ward as you say, the wars in the past. i mean, i remember driving. so check points. that would mind. i think that we called the west side boys, they would child soldiers that were fueled by drink and by drugs, i remember the rebels and some of the things they were doing. i mean that the total number of people killed as well over 70000. i believe, and it's not just the people killed the people mutilated sit down, remember, some of the survive is telling me that they were told to before them utilize it. do you want long sleeved, so short sleeves and that they were either have the lim cutoff here. or here it was the most pulling atrocities is the still trauma in your country, from these things the definitely we have not been able to do with the trauma because there was no provision for that to end up to supplement. but definitely it was one of the most important was in africa. we're happy that it does come to an end. and um, the participatio