according to the message, belarus is a friendly country for palestine, we appreciate it, the diplomated the good relations between our countries. strategic news comes from china in the ninety-seventh year of life died, the former president of the people's republic of china reports the country's central television, according to a news agency. xinhua. dian-ding died due to leukemia and multiple organ failure politician served as leader of the country from 1993 to 2003 . the polish authorities are purposefully misinforming the public about the offenders, according to local volunteers, the polish government claims that the scale of the humanitarian crisis has decreased after the construction of the fence, in fact, the five- meter fence. not only does not reduce the flow, but it is the cause of numerous injuries and injuries, especially at sub-zero temperatures, the humanitarian organization calls the barbed fences another attempt to militarize the border and a violation of the people's right to asylum and freedom, only in the last 24 hours, poland refused to provide protection to 46 refug

that's what the issue is. palestine. anything that has the word palestine, anything that has the word isis, anything that has the word killers, anything like that. it's a regulation that we cannot support. so we do not involve ourselves with it at all . a paper representative telling the organizers there than the middle east right now is a very touchy issue, and that's why the company defines the payments as risky before declining the transactions. despite paypal, humming apologize for the incident. the organizers were shocked by the response they say reveal the true face of the business. these are the stereotypes, the surround arab people. it's absolutely mess stopped with these person. i was talking to face about palestine immediately. these are the things that follow. i says, terrorism kill us, we're trying to show or sell the dairy t and having these institutions like paper punishing blacklist us. it shows what their true values are. recently another american payment system venmo which is owned by paypal, also, ban c

and russia and palestine. it really the best of friends. well my thanks for asking this question, let me say that the u. s. has played a broker in the middle east conflict between the palestinians and israel says the madrid peace conference in 1991 and also broke up the signing of the oslo agreement in the loan of the white house in 1993. but unfortunately, after a 29 years after all slow, all these way, the occupation has not been ended and his wife has even put more israeli settlements in the palestinian territories. and the u. s. doesn't put any pressure on israel to implement the optional agreement or to implement. you want security council resolutions. that's why the palestinian president, when he met with, with russian president vladimir booted, he said that the palestinians no longer trust you us. because of it's a support for israel and it's nickel against palestinian basic rights. and let me also say that the previous us administration, i moved it's embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and also give it

apple app store so the international day of solidarity with the palestinian people is celebrated palestine to preserve its identity is a benchmark for the international community. in support of the inalienable right to create their own independent state, the belarusian leader says in his congratulations to the president of palestine, mahmudovas, alexander lukashenko stressed that belarus, as one of the founding countries of the un, is interested in resolving the palestinian issue in accordance with international law and the decisions of the general assembly in order to achieve sustainable peace. in the middle east , the president of belarus noted that our country attaches the great importance of intensifying political dialogue and cooperation with palestine in various fields. a deadly accident for an hour at about three in the morning on the bypass road of the regional center of a 25-year-old audi driver at the crossroads lost control of the car drove into a ditch, crashed into a tree and caught fire, the driver and two passengers 19 and 24 years old died on the spot, a twenty-two-year-old

— comes to the relationship with palestine? , , , ., palestine? this is bad news for any possibility or _ palestine? this is bad news for any possibility or process - any possibility or process whatsoever between israel and the palestinians in the future. this government will, for sure, not pursue any peace negotiations with palestinians. they would rather use a tougher hand approach. it does spell out a very, very tense and dangerous period ahead. looking at the new israeli government, if established, and the palestinian authority, how they will interact, does not spell good news, i'm afraid to say. thank you so much forjoining us. we'rejust showing live pictures of benjamin netanyu greeting supporters.- pictures of benjamin netanyu greeting supporters. thank you, aood greeting supporters. thank you, good night. _ greeting supporters. thank you, good night. i— greeting supporters. thank you, good night, i appreciate - greeting supporters. thank you, good night, i appreciate it. - jair bolsonaro has finally broken his silence following his defeat

why in 5 minutes you did all of these things, but nothing, palestine, palestine has been under this attacks on the international crime since so long. and you haven't, you move one practical step and you haven't taken any specific action like the warrant for instance, against the criminals. this is what we said. we said euro justice delayed justice the night. that's what we said to them. all right, shawn jabbar and the general director of i'll hock a palestinian human rights organization in the west bank. thanks for joining us in the program. now we go to south africa, where hundreds of people have gathered to protest the upcoming release of the killer of a south african anti apartheid leader. demonstrators marched to the walls of the prison where the con, where the convicted murderer is currently held. number held signs with the slogan, don't kill chris canny again, voicing their outreach over the release on the role of the prison just days before his schedule released, the man was stabbed and injured in prison. he's been held behind bars for 3 decades, and the court's decision. to free him

and that's a document that showed london support for jewish homeland in palestine. when the british withdrew in 1948, the state of israel continued to follow the policy. i'll must be his latest petition aims to get london to review his dosier, showing the tragic results. ortiz maria finacialow, spoke to the billionaire at length at his home in palestine and go to 1st hand account of what he's been through and what exactly he's documented. i do this because i'm palestinians because the british people, they know nothing about all the british mandate was the signed it with the israeli side with us knowledge of the british people. so we go on to make it known to the british people, this atrocities which was a 107 years ago. how did you achieve this work? and what are those crimes that he documented the shot people, they kill people, they destroyed. but the houses of people, they killed 6000 palestinians from 1917 to 1947 and demolished themselves in houses. and they jailed themselves and palestinians. and i've been collecting and i collected was before, and we have thou

maria finacialow spoke to the billionaire at length asked his home in palestine and go to 1st hand a capital what he's been through and what exactly he's documented i do this because and palestinians because the british people, they know nothing about all the british mandate was the signed it with the israeli side, with us knowledge of the british people. so we go on to make it known to the british people, the status of his, which was a 107 years ago. how did you achieve this work? and what are those crimes that he documented that shot people, they kill people, they destroyed, but the houses of people. they killed 6000 palestinians from 1917 to 1947 and demolished 10000 houses. and they jailed them 1000 palestinians. but there is a whole list of of what britain mandate mandatory government has done to the people. but he said since 1917 and i've been collecting and i clicked it before. and we have thousands of documents of my lawyer, all very prominent lawyer who made the british, apologized for the indians during the recuperation. and he made the british apologize for the action in k

a friendly country for palestine, we appreciate the good relations between our countries, the diplomat. more than 1,000 wards of increased comfort for veterans work with patriotic youth and reconstruction of memorial complexes today in the capital summed up the results of the five-year work of the belarusian peace foundation with the support of the ministry of education of the foundation , more than 100 schools operate in the country, where an extra-curricular program for civic patriotic and environmental education of children is being implemented and youth, which is especially important in the year of historical memory, work is being carried out separately to collect information about the survivors of the burnt villages during the great patriotic war, attention is also being provided to health care and the social sphere of the association by eight orphanages . in all these malyutka houses, of course, there is expensive medical equipment. there is , uh, where we can invest our resources and help so throughout. for many years we have been helping in the purchase of medical equipment str

the need to intensify trade and economic cooperation between belarus and palestine was stated by theman of the house of representatives, vladimir andreichenko, during a meeting with ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the state of palestine to the republic of belarus ahmed mohammed alma-adbukh, the parties discussed the state and prospects of belarusian palestinian inter-parliamentary cooperation and other topical issues of bilateral cooperation. i am i see that there is the possibility of many aspects in the plan. culture exchange. uh, the exchange of uh trade is what we are doing now is a big goal for this and in terms of uh the economy is growing, and uh, somehow the state balance between ballerina and belarus you have household products, got good uh, local products, so we focus on dairy products. it is possible for this and large. tractors we are interested in this and e for fertilizer for fertilizer. we also need this issue in belarus, frost is expected to increase and snowdrifts in places reach 30 cm in such weather conditions, the ministry of health urges to be car

the same thing happened with itamar ben gvir in israel-palestine. he was dismissed as a horrendous but marginal phenomenon but the second he got into the knesset, he started being invited repeatedly onto israeli news shows. there is is to sister that says -- a statistic that said he was only second to prime minister bennett in terms of the airtime on israeli year. i think those things combined to push him into this place were he has enjoyed greater exposure than ever which rather than turning people off him has actually won supporters to him and his party. and all of the kind of marginalization and dismissal of the threat he poses has backfired because now he will be going into the governing coalition in the top of the third most powerful party in the coalition and may well be in charge of the police forces. amy: natasha roth-rowland, thank you for being with us, editor and writer at +972 magazine, and a doctoral candidate in history at the university of virginia. her research and writing focus on the jewish far-right in israel-palestine and the uni

another thing is about also the victims. palestine has been this attack or internationally crime scene so long and you haven't, you move one practicum is still a do haven't taken any specific action like the warrant dentists, for instance, against the minimums. this is what we say. we said euro or justice delayed. justice denied. that's what we said for the looking at the situation on the battlefield, russia says it's regained control of a number of territories in the danielle people's republic. russian defense ministry reports up to 80 ukrainian troops have been killed in the latest attack. and that has destroyed a tank and 3 armored vehicles as well. it comes as russian air defenses hit a ukrainian plain not far from archer mosque in the dynamic people's republic. meanwhile, residential areas of vignettes continue to come under ukrainian shelling romance calls to reports from that scene. ukrainian nationalists continued to shell residential areas of for don't ask lately they've been using a lot of nato ammunition for example. we are in the clue vicious kid district of the nest at the

it's one of $24.00 palestinian films competing for the sun bird award during the palestine cinema. these festival voicing visual memory is the festival theme this year. the festival also aims to promote palestinian film production and for by the stage for palestinian narratives. my hub obviously that awakens and no one can tell our story. like we can imagine a hollywood movie discussing issues of native americans. it would be white washing, says no matter the treatment, the rights of or terminology used. the most important question remains, who is producing the image. palestinians say they are rarely given a platform to tell their own stories. and when their stories do reach international audiences, it's usually is really filmmakers hotel them. busy participants and this workshop say that reclaiming the narrative, they take as really movies and reconstruct them from their own perspective. but we wanted to do with these films is not just to criticize what was wrong and what was right. but rather to add to think, how can we say our narrative? what is, how can we use these films as an

another think is about also the victims. palestine has been under this attack or in talk nationally, crime so long and you haven't, you know, move one practicum is still a do haven't taken any specific action like, no worries that us 40 stance against the end of the month. this is what we say. we said, you know, just this delayed just as the night. that's what we said for the thanks for watching our t international. we'll be back with more news in just about 30 minutes. so stated, ah, a d c because they have to get an engagement because the trail when so many find themselves, well the part we choose to look some common ground. oh, was recently munoz cards and like if you speak russian, keep your voice down while out and about like about a couple don't put your human symbols on display a little space each night. all right, so you guys don't talk to strangers. i avoid noisy gatherings and rallies a marsh. we've eaten your colleagues and perhaps also your friends think you're guilty because you'll russian a by mutual b. i wasn't sure if i need specific social with a a with hello and wel

the people and the government, if the second group - this can be said as egypt, jordan, partial, palestinehe government understands what is happening. well, the audience , they play along with putin or are they still loyal to the anti-west, and the third small audience is like in siri. moscow, but what is the reason for the audience, they, i, and putin support the question that they are from ukraine ? if the sacred space is 996 m², that is, less than 1 km where the horynich temple is, every muslim understands that he will bathe and expects a solution to the problem of the occupation of palestine even after more than 70 years formed the opinion that israel, if it were not for the support of the united states, that is, ryder implemented the new international law and when russia began its invasion of ukraine, if we hear the rhetoric of firewood and putin’s appeal to the arab world, it is completely different from what is happening in ukraine when a journalist asked lavrov how you are когда вы убиваете детей Украины в Киеве в Харькове Мариупол так далее он instead of answering, he отвежат and

thing for won't cut because an arena voicing support for palestine was later on the program as fans all over the arabic world. refuse to communicate with is ready. janice, stay tuned. ah. or on a. so if you're going to burn coal, australia has some of the cleanest on the pilot, that's the claim. the country's been making 3 years, but now a whistleblower has thrown suits all over those supposedly clean credentials. with more details here, artes contributor rachel mazel. you just may be shocked to hear that this clean cool that we keep hearing about could be a scam. and at least that's what a whistleblower is alleging in australia, a member of parliament. andrew wilkie took the leet whistleblower documents into parliament yesterday and demanded an inquiry into some green shenanigans did icebreaker. i bring to the parliament attention another bribe whistle blow and executive from you strike coal industry. who has provided me with sales in some documents that prove australian companies have been long for years about the quality of the call. and that's important because the fraud is environm

are these were if a national spoke to the billionaire at length at his home in palestine and good a 1st hand account of what he's been through and what exactly. he's documented, i do this because i'm palestinians because the british people, they know nothing about the author, the british mandate was the signed it with the israeli side, with us knowledge of the british people. so we go on to make it known to the british people. this atrocities, which was a 107 years ago. how did you achieve this work? and what are those crimes that he documented the shot people, they kill people, they destroyed, but the houses of people. they killed 6000 palestinians from 1917 to 1947 and demolished themselves in houses. and they've jailed 10000 persons. and i've been collecting and i collected all before. and we have thousands of documents, the british lift and without, without planning to leave, they just left and they give, they gave the, the poor over of rule to the zionist, so groups and to the gangs or where and, but he said who came in, but he said, and that's why and the british started, and the

andrew simmons al jazeera, nicosia, the 9th annual palestine cinema days festival is screening nearly 60 films. this year. event is designed to highlight palestine cinema culture and help support its film industry. it abraham reports from the occupied west back lot of him, bitter. they will do to me mortal forage or is, is a documentary highlighting how israel prevents palestinians from picking wild herbs . it's one of $24.00 palestinian films competing for the sunbird award during the palestine cinema des festival voicing visual memory is the festival steam this year . the festival also aims to promote palestinian film production and for by the stage for palestinian narratives. my hub, but you're further away. and no one can tell our story. like we can imagine a hollywood movie discussing issues of native americans. it would be white washing, no matter the treatment, the rights of or terminology used. the most important question remains, who is producing the image. palestinians say they are rarely given a platform to tell their own stories. and when their stories do reach internation

so this is an extreme right wing w must of all is a palestine unless for the international crisis group, she explains how the election results is likely to affect palestinians. implications of this, i think for palestinians cross their different strategy, a graph crankcase is going to be a continuation. deterioration of the status quo is ready. expansionism westbank, israel's continued refusal to reach political compromise, confrontation of land. peter piracy policy and taxes. trigger happy. soldiers tapping about support of organized and onset, the militia is roaming around the west bank. mean these election results will mean that we see more extremism from israel and a continued duration in the economic critical critic, actuation and increasing stress and tension in the territories. some of the figures who are likely to take control have made so i do have blatantly. busy politics and have made in monetary statements and policy proposals in the past, and we can expect palestinian communities either in israel or the territories to have their rights uphold. respected. so i think ultimate

if i address the situation of palestinian journalists in israel and palestine, i think there is a systematicttempt of attacking journalists and trying to silence them, either by attacking them or even killing them, or not letting them do their job. in many cases, especially where it gets to a physical attack and assassination, there's been several demands to open a criminal investigation against the army inside the israeli legal system. this is part of what can be done to get criminal accountability. even the legal system in israel, it is not a lot of help. most of these cases are being closed, either they have no witnesses are there is no liability. it appeals the israeli supreme court, also the supreme court gives backup to the closure of the investigation or interfering to close the investigation. >> no recourse for palestinian journalists? even the legal system doesn't treat these cases a fairway? >> this is basically why it is important to approach the icc. we know that the family and rightfully, they refused to demand the opening of the investigation into her killing, because the resul

her death was followed by widespread protest in palestine. even her christian funeral ended up in tom wallace. israeli police rated the procession early here at all to my colleague, you know, neil spoke to the brother of the deceased john. read haven't put any your way to navigation or not. it gives you an order from day one since you are right is we're changing that here and it is changing their story, trying to force incidents and we didn't put any weight on this. there were several points of reports based on facts on eye witnesses from different media. it's from the united nation, from human rights organizations, provided evidence that she was intention to buy. and it's very, it's like we also saw that a video tapes which were taken from the place she was killed and it shows more than 16. it's high, it's on shitty hand on the journal. the steam would run without stopping the volume of shops fire. even when you are done, you're going ones deeper were trying to help us and they were still firing on above the chest, chest level and had number

the squarely soldier, while on assignment and janine the occupied westbank. sophia motta from the palestine liberation front says the worldwide recognition of the day is very significant in that imagine adopting this international day of solidarity with the palestinian people. coinciding with the anniversary of the commencement of the division of palestine is the greatest confirmation of the magnitude of the historical injustice that befell our palestinian people. while it came from the forces of global colonialism and the zionist occupation and requires the situation to be addressed with hard work to help our people and stand by them until they obtain all the historical rights that they fought for and are still fighting for the rocky prime minister mohammed shall sir. danny has met his iranian counterpart . iranian president, abraham racy inter run the leaders hell talks aimed at strengthening bilateral ties and regional security. baghdad announced it would deploy federal gods along its border after iran launch missile. and drone strikes against kurdish a reigning groups in northern iran t

we spoke to the coordinator for the human rights defenders, palestine who believes this has become israel, a systematic policy. i'm out, i was him to you on of so you're more, i'm going to continue the tags by the israeli settlers on palestine. ian farmers specifically during the olive tree harvesting season is systematic policy aimed at kicking the palestinian farmers of the land and taking control of the land, turning it into new settlements. it's a way of thinking for the settlers to continuously attack and abuse anything philistine, whether just people or the property men. accusations of spreading lies and concerns over dis, information. u. s. president joe biden has lashed out and you on mosque and his recent takeover of twitter. that's as a recent report claims. the tac billionaire apparently fired the platforms, employees that were in charge of police in content moderation of upcoming us mid term elections. the u. s. president doesn't seem happy about the change of sheriff at the social network. and now, what are we all worried about? isla must goes out and buys an outfit that spew

the democratic front for the liberation of palestine. all commending the attack saying the natural result for the ongoing israeli crimes and violations against palestinians. now this kind of attack is something we haven't seen, not in jerusalem, and at least 1015 years. we've seen stabbings ramming even shootings that were mainly carried out by so called longwood stores or palestinians who are often times not belonging to known factions that carry out those attacks. but let me remind our viewers that so for this here we've seen 148 palestinians killed by 3 forces in nablus today. a funeral took place for a 16 year old palestinian killed during confrontations with the sales forces that traded nablus this year. so far has been the highest and the number of casualties in the occupied west bank according to the you and since 2016 also we've seen a high number of demolition. more than $700.00 structures palestinian structures that is where demolished and occupied westbank, mainly on the pretext of lack of payment. now officials and took care

i come and address the situation of journalists and of been a sing and journalist in israel and palestine, i think that there is a systematic attempt of attacking journalists and trying to silence them, either by attacking them, injuring or even killing them, or by not even letting them do their job and in many of these cases, especially when it gets to a physical attack and assassination, there has been several, a demands to open a criminal investigation against a, the army, a inside the israeli legal is system. this is part of what can be done in order to get to a criminal accountability. however, even the legal system in israel doesn't really provide a lot of help because even that most of these cases are being closed. either they are there either. they argue that there's no witnesses or that there's no liability . and even when our lawyer, once or a human rights organization approaches and appeals, the israeli supreme court. also, the supreme court gives i back up to the closure of investigation by not intervening or interfering in the decision to close the investigation. so on the 3r

really accused them of operating as part of a network run by the popular front for the liberation of palestine. that's a leftist group, considered to be a terrorist organization by israel and the west. the civil society groups which pens the letters have called on the court to condemn the moves by israel and further scrutinize its actions in palestine. they also are the issuing of statements demanding israel stop practices, which according to palestinians, are human rights violations. we discussed this with the general director of one of the palestinian groups which signed the letter and was among those designated terrorist and rated by israel. when we send a letter to the court just to encourage them to, to move, that's the issue because to designate us and it's not the 1st time we'll be honest with you. we have been under smear campaigns in the last 15 years. we said to them, you have to use also to come out, you know, just to defend those who are partners, as i see and you do this opposing your sexual. this is called the preventive and preventive statement order, but event of cold or someth

it's palestine. lebanese fans refused to be interviewed by an israeli tv reporter after he said that he is from israel at world cup 2022 and guitar. public broadcaster from easily what israel is you are from missouri. yeah. it is. okay. no. why? because oh, what's the name moisten, moisten. what do you do for leaving lic? actually, i didn't want to know myself. just. are you a cathartic fan? yes. and what is it from witcher to viola with his room? if we circle you a few words for the game, paula seniors in garza gotten all pets in energy just to join in on the celebrations as the cathartic government sent them big screen t. v. 's for free tours. the votes. ah, that god, we thank guitar and think it's a mirror. shake time him for his sponsorship of the world cup. he has allowed us as arabs and as palestinians to watch the world cup. i can describe my happiness that the 1st arab country to host world cup is a small arab countries that has done what other countries could not do. this is a historical period for us as we will have a name in history escort her is hosting the world. come wi

security situation, because syria, which is friendly to the kremlin, is right next door iran and palestinehowever, against the background of russia's active cooperation with iran, tel aviv is beginning to change its views , the bbc writes in its material, it is time for an important of choice - said volodymyr zelenskyy in an interview with an israeli tv channel, you need to choose whether you are on the side of ukraine or the russian federation, all my respect for israel, but you have to choose, you can not be mediators in this war, the russians do not need mediators, they want someone to buy time and i think that they saw in the former prime minister benedi such a person, he wanted dimer to stop the war, but was unable to do so until now , none of the candidates announced active support for ukraine in the event of victory in the elections international experts say this will happen only after the formation of a strong government in the country . which was signed by more than 35 countries of the european union. ukraine was one of the countries that authored the convention and one of the fir

have called on the court, to condemn the movies by israel and further scrutinize his actions in palestine. they also words the issuing of statements demanding israel stop practices, which according to palestinians, are human rights violations. disgusted with the general director of one of the palestinian groups which signed the letter and was among those designated terrorist and rated by israel. when we send the letter to the cold just to encourage them to move. that's the issue because to designate us and it's not the 1st time to be honest with you. we have been under smear campaigns for the last 15 years. we said to them you have to use also to come out, you know, just to defend. also your partner, as i see and you do this or put it in your statute. this is called the preventive and prevent the statement or preventive cold or something like that. you have to do this. you can't keep silent. another think is about also the victims fall, assign has been a good this, a international crime scene so long and you haven't, you move one practicum is still a do haven't taken any specific action l

last year the figure was three times smaller, moreover, the situation on the border with syria and palestine is far from the most stable in recent years. in my opinion, it crossed all the red lines a long time ago. we are going to vote at five o'clock . maps and only ordinary citizens and the economy of the country suffer because of this, unfortunately this is already the fifth election in the last few years and according to the polls the results are the same again without one political force in power it will not be a stable government again and we will have to go to vote again in a few months in israel there is a multi-party parliamentary system in order to form a government the political force must either win a majority or form a coalition with others but the first option has never happened so all hopes for finding allies this time in electoral lists 40 flights of forces according to polls 11 of them have a chance to gain enough votes to pass to the parliament, among the main rivals are the party of the current prime minister yair lapid, the minister of defense beni hans and the former hea

we spoke to the coordinator for human rights defenders, palestine who believes this has become israel systemic policy. i mean, i don't want him to you when i look for your mom. i'm going to continue the tags by the israeli settlers on palestine. ian farmers specifically during the olive tree harvest season stopped with a systematic polish aimed at kicking the palestinian farmers of the land taking control of the land and turning it into new settlements. the setlist been offered and taken philistine and also the israel, that armies preventing formerly from reaching the land. it's a way of thinking from the settlers to continuously attack and abuse. anything else? tinita, whether it is people that proprieties to bonnie uninstalled on must open one to a road trust in the american voting system. moscow is once again accused of interfering in us elections. this time in the mid term re set to kick off this tuesday. speculation is now swirling in western media that russia is allegedly using bots to target democratic candidates with more on what really undermines trust in the us election inte

i think the lists of controversies has been a show support for palestine, including the cuts. i said providing televisions to gaza to watch the event and amazon fans muslim football fans. shani is ready reporters in doha. it's palestine. lebanese fans refused to be interviewed by an israeli tv reporter after he said that he is from israel at world cup 2022 in guitar. public broadcaster from easily what israel is you are from missouri. yeah. it's ok. no. why? because what's her name? moisten, moisten, what do you do for living like actually, i don't want to know. i, so just, are you a cathartic fan? yes. and what is it from witcher? the viewer were from his room. if we circle a few words for the game. since ang garza got an open, shouldn't eat, enjoy ain on the celebrations as a cathartic government. sent them big screen t. v's for free towards the event. ah, that we think could tar and think it's a mirror. shake tommy him for his sponsorship of the world cup. he has allowed us as arabs and as palestinians to watch the world cup. i can describe my happiness that the 1st arab co

disembark a ship in france after being turned away from italy. fifo says football fans from israel and palestine can fly on the same flights from tel aviv to cats are for the world cup twitters challenges. multiply, ilana must warns of bankruptcy as kale surrounds fake blue. take your call. the hello ukrainian soldiers are moving into the southern city of harrison and that's after moscow nouns that had pulled out all of its troops out by friday morning. it was the only regional capital russia had seized in the war. so ukrainian soldiers being welcomed by the locals and her son, but an official in the city says many russian troops remain and have changed into civilian clothes. people outside the regional capital of also welcomed ukrainian soldiers. he says its troops have retaken 12 villages on their way towards the city . an earlier, a major bridge crossing the deeper river in san was destroyed by shelling. it was the only crossing between the city and the russian controlled eastern side of the any pro river were in russia and ukraine in a moment's we'll get the view from moscow with how much vo

if i can about the israel palestine issue with netanyahu coming back as by minister of israel, there's a good chance that the israeli palestinian issue will again become very divisive in america. how do you less than those divisions? what would you like the current administration, the federal government to do on the ship? yeah, i mean unfortunately a state legislature, i have very little impact on foreign policy. but i sincerely hope that when people see a palestinian in office that it will make them think twice about considering the palestinian people as simply a new sense or terrorist or whatever the case may be. i remind people that when i was in high school, i had a teacher question me on whether or not my family and i had ties to terrorism. and that is unaccepted. and we need to change the perception that we have about palestinians in this country. and i really hope that i can be a part of that, at least now. ellen omar was the 1st muslim woman elected in minnesota and she uses state legislator as a stepping stone to congress. do you have your eyes on something bigger? i do not ac

when i said to your mom, i'm going to continue the tags by the israel, a satellite on palestine. ian farmers specifically during the olive tree harvesting seasons, is systematic policy aimed at kicking the palestinian farmers of their land and taking control of the land, turning it into new settlements. the setlist spare no effort and taking palestinians. also the israel at armies preventing farmers from reaching their lands. it's a way of thinking for the settlers to continuously attack and abuse anything philistine, whether it is people of their properties to bonnie on stapo and was stopping on, spreading lies unconcerned over dis, information u. s. president joe biden has lost out a deal on mosque on his recent takeover of twitter. that's as a recent report claims. the tech billina apparently filed the platforms, employees in charge of policing contents of the upcoming us mid terms. biden doesn't seem happy about the change of sheriff, the social network. and now, what are we all worried about? isla must goes out and buys an outfit that spews lives all across the world. there's no

palestinian flag could get you shot or arrested after the also a ports of the 8900 ninety's between the palestine debris, ocean organization, and israel that bound on the palestinian flag was listed, but on the ground it's becoming much harder to express any type of support for the palestinian call. one day there are no palestinian flag. then next mysteries are filled with them that they need y t, your net, the boy young men were not even born when these railey government 1st declared, the palestinian flag in nico. ah, president vladimir persian says russia reserves the right to quit, so deal to export grain of from ukraine just to hours off to rejoining the agreement. aah! hello one, emily and gwen. this is al jazeera line from dough house coming up. for me is riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu expected to return to power in one of the most right wing coalitions. in the country's history, kenya sends troops to democratic republic of congo to help fox and de group fos. we take a closer look at why mays might soon be phased out by, as in bob ways of famine. ah, they begin the program with rus

we are there to onward, and it is required to keep all its obligations towards the palestine under fuji's. i. you're talking about about the only for me, the lloyd on one willing 3000000 rockies. all the gone down long a day. the progress of a mandate may lead the tim prater. why to relieve me and job? a refugees in my a rack is in a row, would provide them a relief. a resolution of 190 for the origin is light and that is right a, you know, say it there to get a better understanding of the agencies work. let's take a look inside several camps that rely on on was funding ah ah ah ah. well the united nations relief and works agency or neurons supports millions of palestinian refugees. it is the u. n's, oldest agency and works across the occupied west bank garza lebanon. jordan syria providing vital services like schooling and medical help, but its resources are dwindling. half the years of cuts and political pressure. it now faces an annual shortfall of a $100000000.00. that means many palestinian refugees living in poverty, especially children will struggle even more. christopher gunners i

to highlight palestine cinema coltrane, help support its film industry. the abraham reports now from the occupied westbrook . lot of bitter. don't you to me? mortal corridors is a documentary highlighting how israel prevents palestinians from picking wild herbs . it's one of $24.00 palestinian films competing for the sunbird award during the palestine center. these festival voicing visual memory is the festival theme this year. the festival also aims to promote palestinian film production and for by the stage for palestinian narratives. robert, but he further away from no one can tell our story. like we can imagine a hollywood movie discussing issues of native americans. it would be white washing, no matter the treatment and the rights of or terminology used. the most important question remains, who is producing the image. palestinians say they are rarely given a platform to tell their own stories. and when their stories do reach international audiences, it's usually is really filmmakers hotel, the participants in this workshop say they're reclaiming the

through missionary schools seems where form at schools and universities like crowded amada, and palestine and the american university in both in 19 o 8 early independent, the clubs where commencement and bailed in 1924 and better that in damascus and 1926. however, the very 1st in the region was estee lauder club in yemen. in 19 o 5, you could say that these countries were promised a better life, but politics destroyed the whole region. little war and civil war sports facilities were ruined, but nothing could stop people's love of football. in 1986, iraq made it to the wolf cup despite it's more with iran, a got a kiss. how the shame me, a jewish locally she those water countries still play football every single day. whether in a proper stadium, all in the little garden, with all, without that explicitly having the worst company got hot, will make them there to dream again, a callback mean to check with the lot all with well, i'm sure i don't know. i said, i love that was that and i was so what i'm a sub on the, on the, on the, on about the, about football with it won't leave for the will