if he could go to the widow— rabine... if he could go to the widow of— rabine...n to make progress. do you think there can be progress? i you begin to make progress. do you think there can be progress? you i think there can be progress? you have to believe _ think there can be progress? you have to believe in that. we cannot consign _ have to believe in that. we cannot consign the — have to believe in that. we cannot consign the middle _ have to believe in that. we cannot consign the middle east _ have to believe in that. we cannot consign the middle east as - have to believe in that. we cannot consign the middle east as a i have to believe in that. we cannoti consign the middle east as a region that will— consign the middle east as a region that will always _ consign the middle east as a region that will always be _ consign the middle east as a region that will always be seen _ consign the middle east as a region that will always be seen that, i that will always be seen that, hundreds_ that will always be seen that, hundreds of— that will always be seen that, hun

if ever there is to be peace there, israel will have to have a leader who says, as yitzhak rabin saidenjamin netanyahu would ever say such a thing. but unless someone does, at some point, this is a crisis which can't be solved peacefully. well, that's it from this edition of unspun world. from me and from the team, until we meet again, goodbye. hello. it's been an unsettled start to the weekend, with low pressure pushing several bands of rain southwards across the uk on saturday, but we did manage some spells of sunshine between these successive areas of rain. it was a mild day, particularly across southern areas of england and wales. top temperatures reached 17 degrees, but in cardiff we've got a drop of four degrees celsius on the way as we head into sunday. low pressure then clears off out of the way. a ridge of high pressure follows, bringing a better day for many of us on sunday. however, it is going to be a chilly old start to the day underneath these clearing skies, temperatures are dropping like a stone at the moment. we've got a few showers coming and going across the far nor

if ever there is to be peace there, israel will have to have a leader who says, as yitzhak rabin saidt benjamin netanyahu would ever say such a thing. but unless someone does, at some point, this is a crisis which can't be solved peacefully. well, that's it from this edition of unspun world. from me and from the team, until we meet again, goodbye. hello there. for the past few days we have had colder air across the uk the risk of some frost. but over this week, things are going to be very different, because that colder air is getting pushed away, the wind direction is changing, and in the next few days we will have a strengthening southerly wind. that will some mild air all the way up from spain,but it will also bring cloud and rain. we have got that around mainly through the midlands and eastern england early on monday morning. that should tend to move away, leaving cloudy skies behind, a little bit of dampness too. the far north of england, much of scotland and northern ireland though, having a good day with some sunshine, and temperatures widely reaching 12 or 13 in the afternoon,

. -- the rabin — militaristic approach is the answer. —— the rabin government.arties, it won't reach a peace. do _ it won't reach a peace. do you _ it won't reach a peace. do you agree with that, louise? we need a ceasefire now that includes _ we need a ceasefire now that includes the _ we need a ceasefire now that includes the release - we need a ceasefire now that includes the release of - we need a ceasefire now that includes the release of the i includes the release of the hostages _ includes the release of the hostages. that _ includes the release of the hostages. that is - includes the release of the hostages. that is urgent. i includes the release of the i hostages. that is urgent. and includes the release of the - hostages. that is urgent. and then a pathway— hostages. that is urgent. and then a pathway to— hostages. that is urgent. and then a pathway to peace _ hostages. that is urgent. and then a pathway to peace based _ hostages. that is urgent. and then a pathway to peace based on - hostages. that is urgent. and then a pathway to peace based on a - h

supposed to lead to a comprehensive regulation. but this spring did not last long, so prime minister rabino went to these steps killed by an israeli extremist, in general, this bullet, it was both a nail in the attempt to solve the palestinian problem. i will not even talk about the fact that according to the oslo agreements, palestine was supposed to become an independent state in ninety- eight, well, as you understand, since then ...

agreement was signed with the slogan of peace before the earth in the presence of yasser arafat, isaac rabin and bill clinton. a big trap for the cause of palestine, the most important result of which is the judaization of jerusalem and the expansion of zionist settlements in the occupied territories. became. after the consolidation of the power of the zionist regime and the relative legitimacy of this fake regime, it was time to expand the normalization of relations with arab countries. although qatar was opposed by the arab nations, it so impressed the leaders of the zionist regime that it promises normalization with arab countries, including saudi arabia. it has spread and reached the ears of their main supporter, that is, the president of the united states. now they are still worried about their existence . water is only for high consumption subscribers. the spokesperson of the water industry emphasized this point and said nothing there is no plan for the lateral increase of water for low-consumption customers. for several years, the government has been following the work by gradually in

accords 6 years later, which was signed under the slogan of peace on earth with yasser arafat, yitzhak rabin and bill clinton in attendance . a big trap for the cause of palestine, the most important result of which was the judaization of jerusalem and the expansion of zionist settlements in the occupied territories. after the consolidation of the power of the zionist regime, the relative legitimacy of this fake regime is about to be expanded. although he faced the opposition of the arab nations, he was so impressed by the leaders of the zionist regime. he promised normalization with arab countries including they used to give saudi arabia. but suddenly the zionists were shocked. with al-aqsaar storm operation. the operation that the zionists say endangered their existence. i have to announce clearly and with full pain and sadness that we failed. and at the same time, the wave of support for palestine has spread all over the world and has even reached the ears of their main supporter, the american president, and now they are still worried about their existence . palestine, a special program f

later, which was signed with the slogan of peace on earth, in the presence of yasser arafat, yitzhak rabin and bill clinton . a great trap for the cause of palestine, the most important result of which was the judaization of jerusalem and the expansion of zionist settlements in the occupied territories. after establishing the power of the zionist regime and the relative legitimacy of this fake regime, it is time to expand the normalization of relations. although he faced the opposition of the arab nations, he captivated the heads of the zionist regime so much that he promised. and at the same time, the wave of support for palestine has spread all over the world and has reached the ears of their main supporter, the president of the united states. now they are still worried about their existence . hello and good time, i say to the good viewers of national media channel one tv and khabar channel, who have us tonight as in previous nights in a special interview. we want to examine one year after the al-aqsa storm in tonight's program by looking at what was done during this one year. on the ann

at times seemed very welcomed by the world. 2, but this spring did not last long, so prime minister rabintook these steps, killed israeli extremist, in general, this bullet, it was also a kind of nail in the attempt to solve the palestinian problem, i will not even talk about the fact that according to the oslo agreements, palestine was supposed to become an independent state in 1998, well, as you understand, since then many... a national subject, a state that operates according to approximately the same principles, this is clear, theoretical relations to help us, but at the same time each state is defined by its history, culture, experience, and sometimes i it seems that we somehow underestimate some specifics that dictate israelis to behave differently from the textbooks, or or i attribute this, in fact, everything is like everywhere else, israel is really very unique. countries of the world, which are traditionally divided into ashkenazi, ashkenazim, that is, people from europe, sephardim, people from, so to speak, spain, portugal, the consequence of this famous episode in history, but

no, no, i mean... donkey-1, donkey-2, but this spring did not last long, that means prime minister rabin, who took these steps, killed the israeli extremist, in general, this bullet, it was both a nail in the attempt to solve the palestinian problem, i will not even talk about the fact that according to the oslo agreements, parsina was supposed to become an independent state in ninety -eight, well, how do you... a possible future settlement, that is , those who agreed to participate in the conference on the basis of this invitation, as if they signed up in advance to the fact that they would act according to these principles, but life went a little differently, so you worked in israel for several years as an ambassador and these were very turbulent years, now these are new turbulent years, as it seems to you, we naturally evaluate israel as... another international subject, a state that acts approximately according to the same principles, this is clear, the theory of inter-state relations is helpful to us, but at the same time each state defines itself by its history, culture, experience

estamos en la entrada del chÁvez rabin, del dodger stadium.mente con un minuto de silencio, probablemente con imÁgenes del recuerdo de fernando, en el montÍculo del dodger stadium. hemos visto entrar a muchÍsimos autos de policÍas, de gente de seguridad, lo que nos hace presumir que adentro se estÁ llevando un gran ensayo de lo que es el operativo para evitar cualquier cosa que se salga de control. por lo pronto, todo es imagen maÑana no vamos a poder estar en este punto, porque todo estarÁ cerrado, el partido empieza a las 4:00 p.m., la gente tendrÁ que encaminar hasta 2 millas hasta acÁ. borja: aprovechando que tÚ conocÍas de manera personal al toro valenzuela, me gustarÍa que hablaras un poquito de su personalidad. ¿quÉ destacarÍa se Él? ¿por quÉ era tan especial? marÍa: un hombre totalmente entregado a la privacidad de su vida, no se supo mucho, nosotros tuvimos el privilegio del nacimiento de fernando, su boda, su primera casa, fernando fue tanto asÍ que no quiso que la gente supiera que Él estaba enfermo, y nadie supo ni siquiera en quÉ

and find speed and ishaq rabin has a famous saying.believes that the death of israel will occur when it suffers a population crisis and basically in order to get rid of the population crisis, they have invested in immigration trends in many ways and this settlement policy that happened after oslo and so on. one hundred thousand people immigrated and settled in these settlements in the last decade or two. this is the guarantee of the survival of the population of the zionist regime. however, this reverse migration also affects the economy of the regime because these forces they are productive and contribute to economic growth . the regime has a fixed military force because its population is limited, which means it can attract limited human capital in the army. they have a main force as soldiers and a very large number of reserve forces, actually israeli men. they must be ready to serve until the age of 45 as army reserve forces. well, in this crisis and in these military fields that the regime is constantly defining for itself. a large

the following year, mizrahi jew shots and killed israel's, and prime minister yitzhak rabin both killers opposed. the 1993 oslo accords, both supposed the possibility of a palestinian state. both were devoted followers of my year connie, my year connie was himself a diversity of save deputy and ski the architect of the iron wall doctrine and the ideological godfather of another li, could leader the 1996. benjamin netanyahu would become israel's youngest, ever prime minister. the newton yahoo was steeped in gelatin skis, ideas of forcing palestinians into submission, and in the ideal for greater israel, that swallowed all of palestine. this was the ideology that netanyahu shared with the extreme, right? the same ideology that had dictated zionist policy since the early 20th century. the policy of all is rarely governments, labor or le could left or right. since israel's creation. the policy of total conquests of absolute force force was used to beat down the 1st. and 2nd intifada as palestinian uprisings against an illegal occupation force was used to collectively punish palestinians for

just saying what your other guest was bringing up, they do ass, they they killed their own too, itak rabin was assassinated by lukudnik, why? because he was in. placency of arab governments, yeah, the current arab governments are running scared, they are, let's say, it's a combination of of courduss in high places and the lack of regional solidarity, that the zionists have to some extent succeeded with their own plan to balcanize and fragment the region into these sort of competing oncaves and they've also terrorized some of the leadership of these countries. because some of the leadership in these nations is not composed of the best people in those nations, that is, it's not made up of people who are genuinely trying to do the right thing for their people and for the region and and for the larger islamic ummah, and some of these people are basically just sort of opportunist, the kind of scum that rises to the top in a lot of different political systems and and that's happened gradually, it's gotten worse uh uh over the years and so decades ago we did have leaders of regional countries, ar

decision is made to go to the peace talks, and actually i think that in the long run the murder of rabin an end to it, but then there were attempts, there were attempts to restore the peace process, and now we see that he has finally died, and this was just the first , the first step, here is the question, i still want to complete it with nuclear weapons, that is, there was a mode of general understanding oh... not proliferation, there are countries that got nuclear weapons, they pressured others, like ukraine, to get rid of them, and there is a certain group of countries, five are officially declared, that is, three everyone knows, which are pakistan, india, israel, well, iran is on the brink, and there are other countries that are on the brink of this, and now the question is, that is, all the regimes of this deterrence are collapsing, i think that on'. and unfortunately, very unfortunately, we will become witnesses, part of this unfolding of the conflict of the world of the use of the attempt to use or the use of nuclear man-made objects or tactical nuclear weapons, why? because you c

made to go to the oslo negotiations, and actually i think that by and large the full stop was put in rabin’st, but well then there were attempts, there were attempts to restore peace. and now we see that he died for sure, and this was just the first, the first step, here is the question, i still want to finish it with nuclear weapons, that is, i was the regime of general understanding is non-proliferation, there are countries that got nuclear weapons, they pressured others, like ukraine, to get rid of them, and there is a certain group of countries, five are officially declared, that is, three, everyone knows that there are pakistan, india, israel, well...iran is on the brink, and there are other countries that are on the brink of that, and now the question, that is, all the regimes of this deterrence are collapsing, i think that very unfortunately, very unfortunately, we 're going to witness, be a part of that deployment of the conflict world of use, attempts to use or use of nuclear man-made objects or tactical nuclear weapons, why? because you can't, well, come on, that's my opinion, it's

well, rabin didn’t tear himself away from the boy, he began... folding the top, sparkling with the unbearableive notes from the young paet were given by the spiritual inspector of the seminary, which does not boast about either. what to write, let’s read secular books, this service was for good and samuel was turned off, well, look at the bad guy, the correct answer to our question, option yes. tenth question: is it true that when mixed with cold water, starch forms a viscous adhesive colloidal solution, paste, time. what do you think? i answered: yes, but something confuses me in this question, it seems to me that - paste is prepared from hot more liquid, starch plus hot liquid, it seems, yes, why then did you answer cold, something attracted me in the answer, yes, either what i prepared, or not, but it seems to me that, but now thinking again, it seems that when adding cold water will produce a newtonian liquid, it seems, if i... remember correctly, that is, not a paste for sure, not a paste, that is, you can't glue both from this, i don't remember exactly. okay, fine, ilya, you wanted to a