as a result of the palestinian-israeli conflict and its escalation in a year , more than one and a half million palestinians have become refugees on their own land, who are forced to flee from israeli airstrikes, moving from one part of the palestinian... in the svo zone, the city of ugledar, which last week came under the control of russian troops, how and what does he live, it is known that patrols are working on the streets now, including patrolling the streets of ugledar military from zabaikalsky krai, they help residents deliver food, medicine, about their work and about the life of ugledar today my colleague, eduard punikov. infantrymen from zabaikalsky krai patrol the liberated ugledar daily. these people refused to leave their hometown when they were offered to move to the west of ukraine, many have relatives in donetsk and lugansk, i've lived here for how long, we've been waiting for you for 2 years and 7 months, i've lived, yeah, well, it's fine, i... well, it was tough , well, in every way, yeah, it was in every way, russian soldiers are handing out water, food and medicine t

interested in this is obviously the one who... has been preventing the diplomatic settlement of the palestinian-israeli conflict for many years. all the issues between the shiites and the jews, belarus, as russia said, as china said, but who prevented this from happening in the un? the americans, great britain, they do not want peace in the middle east, they have been pitting sunnis, shiites, alawites, kurds, jews against each other for decades. back in 1922, germany refused to buy russian natural gas, and please note, cheap gas. then the experts in the field of economics, including german ones, declared the consequences of this extremely unwise decision, but the fact remains: germany refused russian energy resources, and this is a little-little, 45% of the total import. just recently, german politicians, not without pride, declared: "we have learned to live without russian gas." yes, they buy gas today. in norway, the netherlands, belgium, somewhere they reduced their own costs, but what did this lead to? think about it, a country in which the share of industry in the ox added value is 26%, which is h

attacked a base south of haifa, today is a year since the beginning of a new escalation of the palestinian-israeli conflict. the land of contrasts, taiga, rivers, mountains, active. the work of our department, their unique analytical abilities and special talents are again needed to unravel the most complex affairs, the premiere of the new season of the retro detective cipher is already today. so, new data from the ministry of defense on the progress of the special operation in the avdeevka direction, the saldypek strike on the militants' fortifications, the enemy's stronghold fired thermobaric shells, thus clearing the way for our assault groups. and footage from the border areas. from the kursk region, where russian tank crews are smashing saboteurs. t-72 crews are hitting armored vehicles and enemy infantry concentrations. meanwhile, residents of sudzha told about the atrocities in the ssu, shootings, bullying, pogroms, there are many foreign mercenaries among the militants. and i was in the hospital, documents came home in a cabinet, a box. so i did not find, i get up, he hit me on the head an

further, the main failure, this middle east palestinian-israeli conflict, which, here i saw with my owng klinkon said: "that's it, a new era of peace has arrived, everything, look, it's pouring, nothing but failures". the humiliation of the united states, when the minister of defense says that israel did not inform at the very last moment. failures - so to speak, rhetorical or, as it were, reputational, or something else, it seems more important to me to compare, of course, purely practical ones, well, i don't know, let's say , the economy, and what about the economy, well, at least you can compare, i don't know, oil supplies, or something else, you understand, you can't compare, so to speak, a reputational failure, and there, and oil supplies, look how the arabs have behaved countries object when they were pressured yes. economic achievements, you can't compare reputational failures and economic achievements, well please, you are experts, colleagues, probably, there is no need to deify the role of the united states of america, well these are also ordinary people, although they are vest

the point of no return, a year since the beginning of the escalation of the palestinian-israeli conflict conflict. and the situation in the region is getting worse every day. south lebanon is under fire from the israeli air force. in the affected area, a hospital. a gift for fans of retro detectives. the authorities considered this case ideal for starting our department's work. the multi-part film cipher, a new episode is already on channel one today. what surprises have the scriptwriters prepared? we begin with a special operation. grodovka in the donetsk people's republic has been liberated. thus, the key line, the city of pokrovsk, a major logistics center of the armed forces of ukraine, is getting closer. congratulated the russian military on the success minister of defense andrey belousov. he sent telegrams to military units, noting the courage and heroism. of our fighters, they pushed the enemy out of the village systematically, acted clearly and harmoniously. details in the report by alexey ivanov. the russian flag over grodovka, a unit of the central group of troops installed a t

becoming more and more like the second gaza strip, where in anniversary. and the escalation of the palestinian-israeli idf has launched another military operation in the north of the palestinian enclave. armored units and infantry units of the israel defense forces entered jabalia tonight. tens of thousands of palestinian refugees from all over the enclave live there. in total, during the conflict, that is, on october 7, 2023 , more than 42 thousand people have died in the gaza strip, more than 100 thousand have been wounded, from the first days of the escalation of this conflict, the russian side has made every effort to pull out our fellow citizens who found themselves in the gaza strip, russian diplomats, together with specialists from the ministry of emergency situations, launched a rescue operation, more than 100 compatriots were evacuated from the combat zone in the gaza strip, in the palestinian enclave itself, dozens of large cities and small towns were destroyed... and the foundations were found. the humanitarian situation in the gaza strip remains extremely deplorable. lack of drinking water

he had the blood of americans, palestinians, israeli and so many others on his hand.'s also let this be an opportunity to seek a path of peace without hamas. >> this as israel just released this new video showing sinwar just before his deadly encounter with the idf. nbc's erin gilchrist joins us today. also with us, the former israeli consul general. aaron, what more are we learning about this operation that led to sinwar's death, and israel's plans toer what's next? >> reporter: i just heard from the israeli military spokesperson give a briefing, and in that briefing, he gave some new details in terms of how this battle unfolded. he said that it happened on wednesday in the rafah area. he said the israeli military were conducting a routine patrol when they came across three militants, two looking suspicious, wearing blankets seeming to conveal the third wearing a vest. they believe the third was yahya sinwar. a battle ensued, and this battle lasted for hours. the encounter began late morning and lasted into the nightfall. and during the course of the battle, and isra

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american there, chicago residents that had um quite a bit of knowledge when it came to the palestinian israeli conflict. not only did he have a history background uh in terms of what at least he had retained, and uh, he also has some words to say about the current pm. and his cabinet uh, do you think that this genocidal war on the positive side brought out uh people to not only get curious but to brush up and to find out what this conflict is all about and who's on the right side or the wrong side when it comes to just ethics? uh, i think it was good for some americans, for example, maybe in the first age or in ambulances or things like that, we moved to palestine, especially from the arab or the muslims or even from the americans, because it... transferred exactly to their colleagues and to the media such matter, but also at the same time they trying to make like hiding or just to ' distortion of all such medias because you know in the west they just trying to propagate only the narrative of the israel side and they take their words as if it is ballical words which is totally wrong because it

things that previous american administrations refused to do pending a final settlement of the palestinian—israeli are what the world and palestinians have set aside for their state. christiane, to to take it back to what impact this might have on the american election. i'm really interested to hear from you what you think the impact is on american voters. i've noticed going around talking to people that donald trump's talking points that america shouldn't be involved in foreign wars and shouldn't be the world's policeman, funding other crises as well, is coming through a lot, and notjust from big trump supporters. it really does seem to have changed americans' minds about what their responsibilities on the world stage are. so, looking at this conflict, it's really interesting to try and work out how it might impact the election. 0bviously you've got some progressives who are very, very upset about what's happening in gaza, protesting about that, refusing to vote for any democratic candidate. but when joe biden threatened to withhold some weapons from israel because they weren't listening to him b

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responsive solution in the palestinian scene according to the set of existing palestinian-israeli powerations. and there is a regional and international solution to the long-term erosion resistance strategy to impose gradual erosion on the zionist regime so that at a suitable moment , the regime will be so worn out that a new order will be formed in palestine and a new situation will be created. may the obvious and natural rights of the palestinian nation be realized and a new order be formed in palestine. this is an issue that i mentioned many times during the gaza war . what israel is doing now is not an immediate operation it means that he wants to leave this table and deliver a new order. the new israeli order is that any actor other than the palestinians, first of all , the palestinians must suffer the highest losses through the massive killing and destruction of the work in gaza . to do secondly, any other external party that wants to support this strategy of resistance should be destroyed and pay huge costs, its people should migrate, war conditions should be handed over to it. t

busy starts by saying that october 7 is not the inception of the palestinian israeli conflict. this is basically an action to an ongoing up to a patient that lasted for the last 70 years. so talking about and any adverse city is spoken about 70 years of people liked it better. sidney is something on the is a to occupation in humanity and displacement general side, the act against them that information or find the entire nation. that's not why look at. busy but 7, because that might then there may be a very action of the occupation after october 7 shows exactly what the dimensions of is, is guessing, or having an excuse to flat thing, garza and to, let's the set this, you know, go with this little mentality of a packing our villages of our ship is in the west bank is a sign of a lee of your patients of the by this evening that he told me this is out. i look at the restructuring geographically over. ready his bank and gaza. nick, i know on the inside of me this, this is a grand design by his side, with proximity of do night, states that has been, you know, having the intention of

really forces who have laid siege to the area for the last 17 days, killing at least $640.00 palestinian israeli forces also bomb the city of hun units . and the south palestinians are mourning their loved ones and sang farewells to their family members who were killed by his really bombardment the they don't target resistance sizes. these riley and the allies, it's targeting children, women, and mean it targets the streets. if i wants to go out to get some food, they would be waiting and hit as well. okay. what did we do to the day of targeting women mean and children? former peruvian president, alejandro toledo has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for taking bribes to later was found guilty last week of taking millions of dollars and the brazilian construction company owed abrupt and exchange for contracts. while he was president and in the us presidential candidates comma harrison, donald trump are campaigning through key battleground states. as the race for president remains tight across the country. paris was in pennsylvania. campaigning alongside former republican congresswoman louis c

the palestinian-israeli conflict could have been resolved diplomatically, absolutely everyone in the un was talking about it, all this could have been done by creating a palestinian state, by reaching an agreement between the jews and the palestinians, everyone was ready for this, in fact, but who didn’t want it, the americans, they don’t need it, they want to divide and rule in the middle east, they have always set the shiites against each other, sunnis, allavis, kurds, jews, that's great, but not for... iran, israel, will be drawn into other countries, the americans will have to participate in this war directly, not indirectly. here the actions of the israeli government, i compared a little with zelensky, that is, zelensky dreams of drawing nato in, a direct war with russia, and israel in this situation, with its actions, can push the united states to direct action, not only to shoot down missiles, as they are doing now, not only, that is, to provide assistance, but to fight. and this is fraught with the loss of us influence on the contrary, because as soon as american bases start

repeatedly warned that the failure to resolve a number of crises in the world, primarily the palestinian-israeli conflict, is fraught with a large-scale aggravation of the situation. we believe that a significant share of responsibility, not only in the historical context as a whole, but special responsibility, of course, for the degradation of the situation in the current situation, lies with the united states of america, which has been in the process of almost a year is blocking the adoption by the security council of a resolution. with an unambiguous demand to stop military actions in the gaza strip and ensure conditions for providing humanitarian assistance to its population. and this is despite the fact that the americans have brought a record number of their ships to the middle east, almost a third of their fleet. after the iranian attack, the pentagon emphasized that the us military is ready to provide additional protection to american forces in the middle east, so no matter how events develop further, already now it is clear who benefits from the escalation of the conflict, because... fr

what i really want to emphasize is people often talk about palestinian israeli citizens, but they arecitizens, they don't have the same average rights for instance if they fall in love with somebody from the west bank say a jewish israeli has and they fall in love with somebody from wherever. there are whole communities in israel that have the right by law to discriminate against palestinian citizens for reasons of what they call custom or culture. we call that redlining in america, but redlining wasn't in federal law. we are supporting this. at the very same time we run around and talk about our great legacy of overcoming segregation, overcoming slavery. >> let's talk about this concept of message, this concept about using our words and language and the effect that can have on changing people both their mind and the way we do things. you use three distinct examples. the middle east is one and at the moment the most controversial. what is the point you're making as it regards or relates to journalism, writing and expressing ideas? >> writing as a tool of power. sometimes we use it to

. >> and then stabilize the situation there and take steps to address the palestinian israeli issue. and the second one is on lebanon front, as a un security council resolution that was put in effect in 2006 which is a framework, for getting his bullet to move north of the border with israel to the litani river to demilitarize the militia is like hezbollah in lebanon. and to start stabilizing lebanese israeli relations the challenge now it has to be getting back to the negotiating table and not weaponizing diplomacy as we've seen, the israeli government has had very decapitating that hezbollah leadership hassan nasrallah, they're charismatic leader it's continuing to target his well as leaders as we speak in beirut. >> today. >> and it still hasn't finished the job in gaza sir. >> what do you believe are prime minister benjamin netanyahu's imperatives here? and i think my central question is is the israeli prime minister taking advantage of the fact that there is this heated, we are in the heated final days of a us presidential election. is he pushing forward more aggressively in par

it was to her, he emphasized. escalation of the palestinian-israeli conflict, today marks exactly onectober 7 , 23, when israel was subjected to an unprecedented. hostages. in response, the israeli army launched operation iron swords in the gaza strip, including strikes on civilian targets. tel aviv announced a complete blockade of the enclave, it was de-energized, supplies of water, fuel, food and medicine were cut off. massive strikes on the northern part of the gaza strip wiped entire neighborhoods off the face of the earth and... israel and iran, against which fears are growing that the conflict could escalate into a nuclear one. and at the end of the large-scale maneuvers that started in the novosibirsk missile formation, the famous yars missile systems, the most important element of the russian nuclear triad, went out on combat patrol routes there. the initial stage of the training became a hundred-kilometer march. many cars move along concrete, highways and dirt roads, deployment points. the next task. that's all for now, stay with us! and again you are watching good morning on

increasingly becoming like the second gaza strip, where on the anniversary of the escalation of the palestinian-israeli conflict, the idf launched another military operation in the north of the palestinian enclave. armored units, infantry units of the israel defense forces entered jabalia tonight, where tens of thousands of palestinian refugees from all over the world live. enclave, in total during the conflict, that is, 7 fleeing from israeli airstrikes, moving from one part of the palestinian enclave to another, without the ability to leave the danger zone, without the ability to get out of the gaza strip, so a year after the escalation in the palestinian enclave , there is no talk of peace there yet. moreover, this conflict has already spilled far beyond the gaza strip, now threatens to escalate into a major regional war, which has not happened in the middle east for... the last few decades. hello, today is a day of mourning in israel, a year since black saturday. on october 7, 2023, terrorists from the nugwa brigade broke through the barbed wire fence on the border between the gaza strip and israel