how it was, at its peak, well, they at least tried to designate themselves as a state, yes, they had raqqa brand remained, they are still today this is not there, it has been destroyed, but they can take responsibility for something, while i am sure that the islamic the state today does not have such capabilities, there are no such funds to implement such a scale. terrorist attacks in the heart of the russian federation. do you understand who i 'm referring to? undoubtedly. moreover, in 2017, if my memory serves me correctly, news broke. this is not fake. i am sure about that. and lavrov personally signed this news. many of my local colleagues reported this. after all, we, as journalists, must draw information from different places, so american helicopters evacuated members of the islamic state, the question it suggests itself, as they say, what kind of people they were, ordinary stormtroopers, some kind of people who were preparing to blow themselves up, or were they recruiters, leaders. there, the ideologists are probably the last one, well, the rank and file usually cling to the chassis

i am from raqqa. with the title snowy dinner, it is narrated about the first group of defenders of the shrine who step into a dangerous area . haram is the commander of the west azerbaijan army whose identity is not revealed. for about 6 months , it was a lot of trouble, including this : mr. khormo, really, so-called bad tortures , keeping them in very bad places, keeping them in 14 houses, the tortures were very brutal, almost up to the ninth house. ninth, the hardest and most terrible torture is suffered by those who were in the basement, there was actually a place where the takfiris took their prisoners and killed them, that is, when they entered that underground, these 49 people slept on clotted blood. and they are faced with a volume of fesheh and max, the story of the tortures of the defenders of the haram and the syrian people, the story of the resistance of patience and beliefs that cannot be traded, to the point of torturing them to the point of death , but in fact, they did not shrink from t

i am from raqqa, but when i walk on the street, isis or i am ordered and not told about those days inook titled "snowy dinner" is narrated about the first group of defenders of the shrine that entered a dangerous area. it has been very brutal almost up to the ninth house. the ninth house is the hardest and most terrible. they bear it because it was in the basement, it was actually the place where the takfiris used to kill their victims. if you take them there, they will kill you. when they enter that underground, these 49 people sleep on the coagulated blood and face max with a volume of pain . they tortured him, but he did not deviate from his positions and his beliefs. he takes the center and command there and manages the atmosphere of those conditions and actually helps to make them strong. they should stick to their word, not admit anything , not lick anything, and i think this is one of them sardar khorram's greatest services in this situation were these 159 days and nights of captivity. shaam farfi depicts the roots of isis and is reminiscent of the statements of the leader of t

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i am from raqqa, but when i walk on the street. 6 months of very bad things, including this , god forgive me, the so-called "khorm" and really, so-called bad tortures , keeping them in very bad places. the most difficult place was actually the place where the takfiris take their prisoners and kill them there, that is, when they enter that basement, these 49 people sleep on clotted blood and face a volume of besh and max , the story of the tortures of the defenders. the shrine and the people of syria, the story of the resistance of patience and beliefs that prevailed. in fact, it helps them to stick to their word and not admit anything. god forbid, and i think this is one of the greatest services of sardar khorram in this weather of these 159 pastoral days of captivity. sham barfi depicts the roots of isis and reminds of the statements of the leader of the revolution about the hands that were behind the curtain of isis. give weapons to the creator of isis and this active takfiri movement . it is considered one of the important written sources about knowing the mentality of terrorists. they

syria, the city of raqqa, continue on foot, don’t go into the restaurant, spin around, watch, i’ll takel take a look now, is it ready? oh, the customers are already here, that's it, come on, contact, let's go, let's meet, hello, hello, can we come here, yes, please, americana, please, yes, of course.

remember how it was, at its peak, well , they at least tried to designate themselves as a state, they had raqqaetals. at the same time, i am sure that the islamic state today does not have such capabilities, does not have such means to carry out a terrorist attack of this scale in the heart of the russian federation. you understand who i ’m referring to, of course, moreover, in 2017, if my memory serves me right, there was news, it’s not fake, i’m sure of it, and lavrov personally signed this news, many of my colleagues reported this on places, after all, we as journalists must draw information from different places, so... american helicopters evacuated members islamic state from derezor, the question arises, as they say, by itself, what kind of people were they, ordinary stormtroopers , some kind of people who were preparing to blow themselves up, or were they recruiters, leaders, ideologists there, probably the last ones, well, ordinary people usually cling to... well, the devil is in the details, i agree, and this situation in crocus was also analyzed in detail, and to summarize, isis obviou

president biden saying raqqa for me but no rafah for thethe.ry's war cabinet is among those internally calling for new elections within the next six months. it is happening internally. what do we make of that? >> political competitive the incumbent prime minister who lost the last election, israelis believe that should happen in wartime. in september, there will be elections, could be six months away, depending how you count but that's not really close. what he is saying is, this is for the purpose of the war. he is in the government on one hand and political opposition. neil: let me get your take on where this goes. for six months, the anniversary of the october 7th attack by hamas on israel, rallying around israel hasn't lasted very long. are you surprised to buy that and the degree to which it has divided people? we used to have pro-palestinian rallies that in some countries are pro hamas rallies. >> they seemed to somehow understand that underneath the veneer of much of the world and the progressive left around the world is this anti-semiti

that prime minister netanyahu has wanted to carry out for some time now into the southern city of raqqa which they is the last stronghold of the hamas leadership? >> do you expect that to happen shortly? >> i think there is a very interesting, at least it certainly seems the very interesting talk of a potential quid pro quo is in some way was at least tacitly aware of what this israeli targets that was doesn't necessarily have to blessed, but at least may have been aware of it. was that going to be something pocketed? would that be something limited within iran so that you can return to the war against hamas carried out october seven in gaza? this is something to be explored if there is any potential linkage there. i, for one, think that the resumption of the rafah operation was a matter of when and not if ben ben tlaib blew appetizer and the main course have both been fascinating. we'll join you for dessert in about an hour's time. thank you. benham. >> great to have you with us as always. okay, so we are coming back with more coverage on what has obviously been a dramatic and tense fe

but if you compare it to, say, battle for raqqa say, the battle for raqqa against isis, actually thelly, if you look at many conflicts across the middle east in particular, you will see actually that the numbers of civilians who die in these in these conflicts are vast, much, much more than we would expect them be in other parts of the them to be in other parts of the world. i know that this is world. and i know that this is very difficult for to very difficult for people to stomach. and palestine and stomach. and that palestine and gaza emotive issue, gaza is a very emotive issue, but simply hamas but it's not simply about hamas ehhen but it's not simply about hamas either. broader conflict, either. it's a broader conflict, it's context when you it's a broader context when you need into fact that need to take into the fact that hamas being funded and hamas is being funded and supported by iran. this is as much about the response to iran and showing a face to iran that iran will not, respond to in kind. i think that it is not for us actually in safe here in britain to tell the israel

very end of today's hearing, the prosecution saved the karen mcdougal part in any here, david pecker, raqqa counts being pulled out of a meeting from a phone call by donald trump to ask about the various whispers have been going on about karen mcdougal. we don't have graphics in this, but let me read this to you. pecker says in the testimony, he mentioned to me, he said i spoke to michael michael cohen. he said he told me about that time. he told me about that. he said he he told me about karen. he said to me, what do you think this is pecker saying that trump asked him, what do you think about karen mcdougal pecker goes on to say, i believe you should buy it. i believe you trump's should by the karen mcdougal story, trump said to me, look, everything he says, i don't by stories and he said that anytime you do anything like this, it all always gets out. pecker says, i still believe we should take the story off the market. trump says, let me think about it and i'll have michael cohen call you in a few days in this, we do have a graphic of later in the testimony, pecker talks about how he was

it is a beautiful morning here, very benign conditions, raqqa, no win, unlike at augusta yesterday, whereomething spectacular to keep his hopes alive. a really tough day and scoring was very difficult and, yeah, just one of those days that couldn't — you know, i mean, most of the field couldn't get anything going, so it was a matter of trying to hang in there as best as you good. perhaps the shot of the day came from england's danny willett as he continued to dazzle. but after that flash of brilliance, a triple bogey on the last left him five off the lead. and it's an american trio that had the field, including scottie scheffler, the world number one. for the rest, playing catch up it will not be easy. andy swiss, bbc news. so very tired at the top there, the same in the premier league. manchester city can go top of the premier league this afternoon if they beat luton, something they have done twice already this season. but with a huge champions league second leg against real madrid on wednesday, can pep guardiola's players keep focused? we have to. premier league is so important. what ha