rome's tough images with two defeats and two dismissals in the 15th week of the serie a last night, rometed fiorentina, who took the lead in the 5th minute with lukaku's goal. in the 25th minute, dybala, the argentinian striker of rome , was taunted by sardar azmoun due to islam. he was on the field in the 62nd minute, until this time, muslimit got into the grip of sardar and his place. he faced stephant sharabi, according to the doctors, the muslim test is not serious and he will be able to play with rome for the next 20 days. in the continuation of this game, in the 64th minute, nicole zalovski from rome was dismissed from the game due to receiving a second yellow card, and 2 minutes later, the fourth quarter of the game. in the 87th minute, mourinho's students were dismissed. lukaku had a hard time, but 3 minutes later , nikola milenkovic from fiorentina was kicked out of the game, and in the end, this match did not have a winner, and the two teams settled for a draw. at at the end of this game, mourinho refused to attend the press conference. with this result, rome remained in the fo

rome has spoken, the matter is over. it was the last instance of appeal when various conflicts, disputes, misunderstandings arose, both at the church and international level. therefore, this referee for in order to remain an arbitrator, he tried to be without. outsiders, and then it was always the highest platform, a bridge for serving peace, preventing conflicts, and indeed, well, that conflict, that unjust war that we are experiencing today, put this type of institution in crisis, and caused us very deep questions , we asked in... uh, explain what this neutrality is, what is this - the diplomatic mission of the holy father today, and... in such a dialogue we understood, it was a very interesting, i would say, story , maybe, development, even of this diplomatic philosophy, there are two types of neutrality, there is also diplomatic neutrality, which consists in having an opportunity to maintain relations and dialogue with both sides that are at war with each other today. and the second, the second type of neutrality, th

rome has spoken, the matter is over.it was the last instance of appeal, when there were different ones conflicts, disputes, misunderstandings, both at the church and international level. that's why this one. an arbitrator in order to remain an arbitrator, he tried to be impartial, and then he was always the highest platform, a bridge in order to serve peace, prevent conflicts, and indeed, well, the conflict and unjust war that we are experiencing today, put in a crisis such type, institution and caused us very deep questions, we asked ourselves, well, explain what this neutrality is, what is this... um, diplomatic mission uh of the holy father, today. and in such a dialogue, we understood, it was very interesting, i would say, the history, perhaps, of the development, even of this diplomatic philosophy. there are two types of neutrality. there is diplomatic neutrality, which consists in having an opportunity to support. relations and dialogue with both sides that are at war today, and the second, the second kind of neutr

you know, one thing that fascinated me about rome, ancient rome and egypt they had the huge pantheon of gods. how did that maneuver that. they didn't have the scientific knowledge we have or the scientific method and was it-- cleopatra and caesar took on god-like, and did they really believe in the pantheon of gods? >> it's such is a great point you made and we probably should have mentioned it. thank you for bringing it up. they believe in the pantheon of gods and cleopatra with the relationships with goddesses and in rome, a female supporting, a female friendly cult, when cleopatra is summoned by marc anthony to appear before him and pars that great entrance about what shakespeare writes, she says in advance to marc anthony as she makes her way up, this is vee venus comforting herself. and take themselves, associate themselves with gods and goddesses and very much the vocabulary at the time. a great point. let's hear from carman in new york city. please go ahead with your question or comment. >> yeah, you're on. >> hello. >> hey, got it turn down the volume on your tv and go ahead

mourinho and rome not to come to the nations cup, but now mr. azmoun has promised, even mehdi taj, the president of the football federation, had already said that the national team will attend the nations cup with all its members . there was a series of conversations, there were sidelines , for example, i didn't hear anything from sardar, and we hope that we will be able to use all of our resources . of course, sardar azmoun himself did not give a clear answer to this question, sardar, what is this question, i really don't understand. how old is sardar sardar considering similar events for some african players working in europe and of course fifa's insistence on the presence of these players in the africa cup of nations, we have to wait for fifa's reaction to this issue or whether the contract of the iranian striker with rome club is arranged in such a way that this player misses the cup of nations. according to hamid reza hejazi of the news agency. well, on this matter, we want to talk to mr. hamid derakhshan, a former national team player and

there is such a phrase, the ancient roma liucuta, causa finita, rome has spoken, the matter is finished. it was the last instance of appeal when various conflicts, disputes, and misunderstandings arose, both on the church and interstate level. equal, so this arbitrator, in order to remain an arbitrator, he tried to be impartial, and then he was always the highest platform, a bridge to serve peace, to prevent conflicts, and indeed, well , that conflict, that unjust war that we are experiencing today, put this type of institution in crisis and caused us very deep questions, we asked ourselves, well, explain, what is this neutrality, what is this - the diplomatic mission of the holy father today, and in such a dialogue we understood, it was a very interesting, i would say, a story, perhaps of development. even this diplomatic philosophy, there are two types of neutrality, there is also diplomatic neutrality, which is based on in order to have... the opportunity to maintain relations and dialogue with both sides that are fighting each other today, and the second, the second type of neutrali

despite having a one-half advantage against their host, cervet switzerland, rome finally settled for a draw, so that the task of promotion has been extended to the last week. yes, in this match , rome took the lead from the hosts with lukaku's goal in the 20th and 1st minute, but at the beginning of the second half, they obviously tied the game for sarut. in other important games, marseille beat ajax 43 out of 100 and beat panitikos by 3, and brighton won by one goal at ike athens. from the identification of barca's first summer purchase to united's legendary attack on the striker of this team in the package of world football, the legend is coming to save milan, some italian media are saying that a lot of pressure has been put on rossonera head coach pioli due to his poor results in the champions league. while the managers of the club are currently facing changes on their bench , they are still thinking about alternatives and consider the best option to lead their team is andrey shevchenko, the ukrainian legend of the club. after leaving genoa, shevchenko is currently unemployed and

quick that's an interesting one rome is the richer of the two countries.egypt does not believe in buying power does not believe in conquests. all of these sovereigns look at their marching towards us about areabout to devour's, one to? had essentially tried to buy off the romans. if egypt is us the breadbasket of the mediterranean sole realm is very reliant on egypt for survival. as is looking at egypt as the same time to cleopas' story. everything is very sensuous there in the romans don't trust. already being looked at a stance. at the same time like thatea wih tremendous envy. the cover of cleopas, who did the art and why did you choose that? i'm so glad you asked. when you write something about cleopas ready to address this question of the only images we have which are authentic are the coin portraits. it might literal minded way that's only job in which we could rely. fromwe the coin portraits wheatw shoot both roles into herto hai. we have those styles and a great number of coins. this was a genius idea of the artistic director who is half danish and

rome too. 8 points in ranked seventh. in this match, sardar azmoun went to the field for rome from the 80th minute. milan also defeated sasola in sensiro with the tag goal of christian plecic and was in the third place with 36 points. in other matches last night, adinze crushed bologna with three goals. atalanta beat lecce with one goal, and salernitana won with one goal against its host. verona won and cagliari's game with empoli ended goalless. the military service of athletes and especially football players was the topic of last night's program of football magazine. it has been a few days since some footballers became soldiers. he must himself. on earth yahya will share the last points of the competition so that we can listen to him. these dear ones can add their own date of service according to the request made by the ministry of sports and youth, which is sent to wazaibi organization and gets approved, and they can be active in their own teams. but why was the heroic soldier plan stopped? the evaluation was done by t

less than two years had passed since he died in a campaign against persia, and after that rome returnedfirst to approve the russian naval flag, called st. andrew's, with the image of a diagonal or oblique cross, on which , according to biblical tradition, the holy martyr andrew the first-called was crucified. peter himself sketched the flag. finally your appearance, blue cross on a white background, the flag was acquired in 1712. under him, great victories were won in the gangut, chismen and many other battles. before the battle , ship commanders certainly reminded the sailors. float flags, in 1992, by presidential decree , the official status of the st. andrew's flag was restored. and exactly 30 years ago, already in 1993, on this day another presidential decree was issued on the state flag of the russian federation. the decree approved the provisions on the state flag of russia and the procedure for its use. it was established that the flag should be made up of three equal horizontal stripes. top white, middle. italy withdrew from the league of nations, an organization created after w

we have the latest trip to rome latest from rishi's trip to rome to meet musk and maloney is the prime rwanda policy a prime minister's rwanda policy a gimmick? may have survived gimmick? he may have survived the just about, but is the commons just about, but is it flights will take off it true flights will take off before the next election ? we'll before the next election? we'll before the next election? we'll be debating and discussing . and be debating and discussing. and as harry, yes, we're as prince harry, yes, we're talking about prince harry. why wouldn't we? wins his case against group? against the mirror group? despite morgan strenuously despite piers morgan strenuously denying that phone hacking denying that any phone hacking took he editor. took place when he was editor. what's dukes battle what's next for the dukes battle with the press and do get in touch. send me your thoughts on gbviews@gbnews.com or message me really, really simple. we're at gb news but first here is the actual news headlines with the lovely ray addison . lovely ray addison. >> thanks, dawn. good after

even opened two synagogues in the city of rome . jewish presence in rome is only for political activity. the jew infiltrates the church and the workplace. the byzantine empire, which is on the verge of collapse , asks pope urban ii for help. jewish advisers are in favor of war. a year later, the pope speaks of god's duty and forgiveness. sins will be forgiven and those killed in war will go straight to heaven. this is how the crusades begin. a strange reality occurs in this interval. the crusaders persecuted the jews on their way. this move, with the approval of the jewish aristocracy , was to force the jews out of the heart of europe and into the ottoman lands. at this time , new intellectual foundations are formed. knights, guardians of the temple, secret societies and secret societies during the 200 years of the crusades, there was cultural mixing and exchange. europe with the knowledge of islam, muslims with old ideas europeans get to know each other. social growth stops in islamic countries and islamic civilization sinks into s

as a result , most of the alpine gaul rebelled against rome and hannibal became the master of all ofry of rome, making it the most powerful state in the western mediterranean. on december 18, 1892 , two premieres of new works by pyotr cheikovsky took place at once, the opera iolanta ballet the nutcracker. one evening they were presented in st. petersburg at the mariinsky theater. and allanta became the composer’s last opera. the touching story of a blind girl who was healed thanks to love is one of tchaikovsky’s most harmonious and light works. the nutcracker is based on hoffmann's fairy tale the nutcracker and the mouse king, revised by alexandre dumas. on december 18, 1917, the council of people's commissars of the rfsr adopted a decree on civil marriage, on children, on the introduction of books, acts into the state. this was the first piece of legislation of the new soviet republic in the field of family law. the principles of voluntary marriage and equality of spouses were established. accordingly, church marriage lost its official significance, but was not prohibited, remaining

two synagogues in the city of rome. the presence of jews in rome is only for political activity. gives advice even in war. in 194, the byzantine empire is on the verge of collapse. he asks for help from pope gurban doom. jewish advisers are in favor of war. one year then the pope talks about the fulfillment of duty and divine forgiveness . sins will be forgiven and those killed in battle will go straight to heaven. this is how the crusades begin. a strange reality occurs in this interval. the crusaders harassed the jews on their way . this move was approved by ashraf yehud to force the jews to leave the heart of europe and settle in the ottoman lands. at this time , new intellectual foundations are formed. knights, temple guards, and secret societies. during the 20 years of the crusade, there were disturbances and cultural exchanges to give europe is familiar with the knowledge of islam and muslims with the ideas that europeans are familiar with. social growth stops in islamic countries and islamic civilization sinks in

on thursday, rome hosted a new conference on the israeli occupation of palestine. the initiative dubbed how to get rid of a population was named after former professor of european contemporary history at the university of turin diana karminati's eponymous book. karminati's thesis in her recently published book was that the basic dynamics at work in palestine are the same as those in us, canada and australia history, these three countries and israel are all quote, settler colonial nations, and the plan since the one of their invasion was to get rid of all the people already on the land. in my book, i've tried to describe how invaders get rid of entire populations by examining facts and evidence that took place in a span of time from the 70s to today. the strategy that has been adopt so far. at gradually mullifying the people who were already on the land with subsidis and other inkind benefits. the invators get rid of those people, or at least concentrate them into increasingly shrinking areas such as the gas trip. academics pointed out that through false narrative o

the rome conference ended with focus on the occupied west bank. israeli forces have intensified the attacks there previoly press tv rome. now is... fire once again as thousands of people rally, calling for his resignation. the deations were held in tel aviv and also in haifa, they slamed netanyahu for the israely military failure to free captives held by palestiny resistance moved in hamas. so far, after 64-day war, regime has failed to release any of the captives by military means and achieve any of the stated objectives of the war. israel has been the scene of anti netan yahu for months, this prime minister and charged with fraud, bribery and the breach of trust in three cases filled in 2019. resumed last monday after two month pause. well, rallies this have been help across the world and solidarity with palestinians in the occupied west bank and in the gaza spread. the thousand joined pro- palestine march in london mandigan and to the je side in gaza. demonstrators called the uk government to stop supporting the genocidal campaign against pales

the league of nations condemned it and introduced it against rome economically. sanctions, but did notce did not want to quarrel with the fascists. only the soviet representative of the league spoke out against the aggressors, but did not receive support. after leaving the league of nations, musalini relied on an alliance with hitler, approved the anschluss of austria, the division of czechoslovakia, the attack on poland, and then took an active part in the aggression against ussr, which led to the collapse of fascism. december 11 , 1964. ernest chegiwara's speech at the un general assembly became a world sensation. even then he was a living legend, one of the leaders of the cuban revolution, calling for a fight for freedom and from... the dictatorship of the united states. he harshly condemned the aggressive actions of americans in latin america, africa, and southeast asia, which led to huge casualties among civilians. chigivaro said that the atrocities of the united states are equivalent to the atrocities of hitler's army. cuban contras they planted a bomb near the un building and tr

any memories in rome? the exhibition holds westfield with statutes and so called fetishes to highlight the suppose the bravery of the missionaries as well as christianity's victory, in the heart of darkness as it pokes me. that payment. so one that will ex, said the team doj consult. they may be dealt with this 20 feet in your memory, exist all simple point am eastern. this one isn't that. look, don't play me these you the music. but i'm a new kind of connect the gestures bellsouth dot com pop up usually real quick. so suppose come down the museum i still have funded, didn't know you have 6. i'm the sauce so good to submit guessing. i hope you do do coastal classroom a i don't about buffering, you know, busy the european colonizing country supported the appropriation of african cultural assets throughout the whole colonial event. the tears you ran museum in belgium is a perfect example. the millions of men, women, and children died in the belgian congo, locking nail, pull the 2nd, built his lavish museum o

max chivili, press tv, rome. that's it for your latest here on press tv, everyone, thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. they say lightning never strikes twice. نهبوا اللي كل شيء فيها ما خلوا غير البقايا الحديد يعني اللي مبين وحروها مشان يغطوا على. looting is considered morally reprehensible and you're forbidden from looting dead you dead bodies or looting houses, looting uh places when you're in a so-called professional army, but of course i in in israel geneva convention and international law translate to toilet paper, so i understand why they're not used to actually behaving. like professional soldiers when they they're just busy killing children, they're not really equipped mentally, physically to fight man to man, so they just loot and kill children, very brave, such military, you know, such, such warriors, right? what have they achieved? uh, oh yeah, that's right, nothing, couldn't take gaza, couldn't destroy hamas infrastructure, uh, couldn't destroy hamas itself, zero, nothing. israel carries out fres

in rome and berlin , the fate of russia is on the agenda; strange, often criminal characters who have from the usa, of course, are preoccupied with it. in the capitals of italy and germany. the so -called forum of free peoples took place russia, the participants discussed how to destroy our country and even began to distribute territories among themselves, they took the matter seriously, they even came up with the name of new streets. this sounds, of course, like the ravings of a madman, but those gathered sacredly believe in their ideas ; it’s also clear who puts them in their heads. report by ilya ushenina. a quiet hotel at the catholic academy of berlin in the historical center of the german capital has essentially become the headquarters of those who, without the participation of the russians, and... to the fact that the insidious russia is moving its borders to exclusively defensive bases alliance, which means the aggressive empire urgently needs to be defeated, divided and a couple more bases placed nearby. the fact that it was the job of the entire collective west to destroy ou

is they're saying because rome is they're saying because rome is tourist is now basically just a tourist they'd be better the express better off selling the express and . yeah. um. oh just and the sun. yeah. um. oh just a hot priest. >> anyway, something for all the kids to love. >> the show is nearly over. let's take another quick look at thursday's front pages. the daily mail hunt plan to slash death tax by half, and mariah carey is splitting up . uh, the carey is splitting up. uh, the times labour will promise big expansion of health care. delors and margaret thatcher have finally been reunited in heaven. financial times global defence order books bulge as ukraine puts budget on war footing. the i homes bought up for axed hs2 rail line and rented out for millions. the guardian domestic abuse survivors have lost trust in us. the star gridlock. that's all we have time for. thank you to my guests, chris and francis foster. we're back tomorrow at 11 pm. and i'll return with stephen allen and jonathan cogan. that will an cogan. that will be an absolutely roaring show. you absolutely roarin

the vatican lies in the heart of italy, nestled in the city of rome. it is less than half a square kilometer in area, a 3rd of which is made up of gardens in parts excluding a few plots of land outside the city proper. the vatican is only a 5th. the size of monica. the pontiff stands at the head of the small nation, protected by 135 swiss guards. the vatican may be a micro nation, but it is the spiritual guiding light. for 1300000000 christians across the world. if you think about it 2000 years ago, there was nothing on nevada can help to understand how was city state with the norm is symbolic power was created from nothing or almost nothing. we have to started st . peter's basilica. more than 20000 visitors descend on the cathedral every day. to admire the architectural masterpiece, the lavish decor and the christian imagery, news. but the origins of saint peter's basilica, lipid neat, that's marble, floors. at the exact spot where the famous 28 meter high bronze canopy stats, the if you were to dig down 10 meters, you would discover that in the acrop

getting the marble blocks from the imperial quarries to rome? inquired complex, logistical planning. in the late middle ages, when the basilica was almost a 1000 years old, it needed renovation. and numerous alterations had greatly changed its appearance. building with many sections added to it, unclear and maybe even on fits for religious ceremonies that were taking place there. should the original basilica be renovated and further altered or simply demolished. the church shows the 2nd option and plan and even more colossal building they want to something that would reflect a new power at the stage of the renaissance papacy in size, but also in its form in its aesthetic qualities. it needs to be grandiose. the dome of saint peter's basilica is a symbol of this grand year. from below, it looks as if it was built with consummate ease. but the reality was quite different. constructing the dome and the rest of the cathedral was an adventure to say the least. ceremony drawings by all the architects of have been involved in the project. so i'm on to

press tv, rome. that does with this additional world news. thanks for being with us, i'll be back at the top the hour as usual with the review of the top stories. it's bye-bye for now. the hospital was targeted with white fosperous barms that resulted in huge fires. we were afraid we would end up burn alongside the patients inside the room. i'm over in lakesh and i've come here to occupied palestine to investigate what the so-called deal of the century means for the palestinian people and the future of palestine. this deal is not a deal for beast or base plan. it is a warb, you are the operaces and they are the operaces, and they they want the oppressed to give more to the oppressor, they want the oppressed to be oppressed more, what would you do? you will just leave your houses for money, leave your land, leave your life, your memories, your history, for money. every news channel claims that it covers the latest breaking news as we do, so that alone is not what sets press tv apart, what means? stream news outlets conveniently leave outs, wit

we also pray for the most holy universal bishop, franciscop of rome. and for our most blessed patriarch sviatoslav and for our god-loving bishops, kir joseph, kir andrew, kir stepan, for those who served this temple with their lives, for all our spiritual and all our brothers and sisters in christ. lord have mercy, lord have mercy, lord have mercy. we still pray for god to protect our people, for the government and for the entire army. lord, have mercy, lord, have mercy, lord, have mercy. we also pray for the people present here who expect great, abundant mercy from you, for those who give alms, and for all orthodox christians, lord have mercy, lord have mercy, lord have mercy, for you are merciful, man-loving, there is god, we send glory to you. to the father and the son and the holy spirit, now and forever and forever. amen. let's remember our morning prayer to the lord. lord, have mercy. intercede, save, have mercy and protect us, your god. saint we ask for a peaceful and sinless lord, lord, angel of peace, faithful mentor, protector of our souls an

jose maria, as cree bought move to rome in 1946 to submit his position. he was also subsequently laying the groundwork for opus day to become an elite force within the vatican. before john paul, the 2nd became pope when he was still a cardinal in poland. he had great admiration for as grandma and overstay escrow, died in 1975 and did not live to see the election of john paul the 2nd to the papacy. the powders pub elevated up his day to the status of the snow pilot. yeah. 7 years later. unique in the treacherous history. it became in direct subordination to the pub in 2002 jump old. the 2nd kind of nice as grandma, as a st, less than 30 years off to the found his desk. another unusual move in the history of the catholic church. or when you say, if announcing, was elected as jump all the 2nd successor in 2005, opus de, reportedly welcome the news. the hope was they had shown in for a fed z o because they was very engaged. the leading up to the election of pope benedict 5 of yoseph crossing. i was about to on the 1st day of the enclave as an open stay member

and it's somewhat based upon the professor carroll caracalla in in rome. it's all clad in limestone and we come to take this photographs and a lot of the buildings we went back to on several occasions, but with the met, they let us in once and we had to get to 6:00 in the morning and we had to be done by the time they opened at ten. and so we go in to the the staff entrance on the north side and we we used to go into buildings with this. would we got name badges, there's metal detectors, there's all sorts of security. and we come in and be like, oh, you're the people here to photograph you. and yeah, they went, okay, and you come and i'm like, if they never seen the thomas crown affair and i just realized how many photos, how many cameras must have been on us. and we, we come up to take this shot. and up until this point, we've made a point of having no people in any of the images. and we realized we couldn't take it because without any people, there was no sense of scale. and so we waited. we went and photographed elsewhere, and we came back just when it

mourinho and rome did not come for the nations cup , now mr.oun has promised, i don't know about this , even mehdi taj, the head of the football federation. he said that the national team will be present in the nations cup with all the players. there were a series of conversations, there were sidelines , for example, i did not hear anything about the sardar's request, and we hope that we will be able to recover from all of us. let's use it, of course sardar azmoun himself did not give a clear answer to this question, sardar dad, what is this question, i really don't understand that time, i said what is this question, sardar sardar, considering similar events for some african players working in europe and of course fifa's emphasis on the presence of this play. in the africa cup of nations , we have to wait for fifa's reaction to this issue, or whether the iranian striker's contract with rome is set in such a way that this player will miss the nations cup. a club cannot come and say that i am my player in official games and international games or

let�*s take you back to rome to rome where the italian prime minister, giorgia meloni, is talking at of italy party... and included british prime minister rishi sunak yesterday and billionare live now to naples, with us is a journalist and researcher andrea carlo martinez give us some background about this festival is about. this festival is a celebration of the history of the italian far right. the prime minister belongs to a long tradition that has its roots in neo— fascism and essentially started in 1998 as a youth conference and recently sense her party has grown so dramatically and is now snowballed into becoming and is now snowballed into becoming a major conference as you can see has had desks such adds rishi sunak and elon musk. yes has had desks such adds rishi sunak and elon musk.— and elon musk. yes that is such a shift from — and elon musk. yes that is such a shift from the _ and elon musk. yes that is such a shift from the periphery - and elon musk. yes that is such a shift from the periphery to - and elon musk. yes that is such a shift from the periphery to be - and elo

we will be coming back their live to rome to listen in a little bit later.atching bbc news. hello, there. cloudy out there at the moment but saying that, some decent holes developing in the cloud today but as we go through the weekend really, this was seen earlier this morning in guernsey. quite thick cloud here. but it smoulders well, despite the cloud. the air coming in all the way from the south—west and you can see that's across the united kingdom, those milder conditions. from the north, this weather front which doesn't move very far over the weekend. that will bring significant rain, especially across the far north—west of scotland where there's an amber warning from the weather office. a lot of rain falling by the end of sunday which will produce some disruption. for the rest of today, rain continues across the north—west of scotland. further south, looking more dry. on the whole, cloudy, coastal areas experience some spots of rain. temperatures 13—14 c, well above average for this year. rain continuing across northern scotland, the breeze picking up

they're denied their right to water, and we're calling on italians to to put pressure a chea, the the romehat was based a protest that happened in italy, however, it highlighted did in ter of control, not only within the occupied palestinian lands, but that it's all the water overseas. now here we take a look at example of the water supply that palestinians reflicted to where it said palestinian water was purchased from mekorot a much higher cost than for israel. so to make matters worse for palestinians, they had to pay more than average typical, i guess israel, when it came to the issue of water, and that, my friends, is how israel uses water as a weapon. okay, let's find out what a guest things about this, let me bring them back to the picture and get an idea from them, even evan k historian and jewish activist rejoins us, welcome back, we just looked at the way that... that palestinians are restricted and actually deprived of one of the basics of life and that is water, and we just highlighted some of the findings of the who, which in this report showed the way that israel did that. um

>> these cases, bishop strickland in tyler, texas and cardinal raymond buccei, who has lived in romeconsin. they are distinct in the sense that they have been longtime critics of pope francis. bishop strickland, his diocese, was not being well-run. pope francis has been extremely patient over 10 years with his critics like cardinal burke. even with joseph strickland, who has endorsed some of the attacks against pope francis. in the case of bishop strickland , his diocese, the morale was down. it is a mess. you remain a bishop. we need to replace you. in the case of cardinal, you have a 75-year-old cardina living in a 4500 square-foot apartment in rome with a $60,000 a year stipend. maybe one month total. he has no job there. he has all of these quirks and privileges -- perks and privileges. you could still vote, you could be elected pope after i leave. we will not give you a stipend anymore. you could keep the apartment. ali: in terms of his response and what you have laid out as inefficiencies, what does that tell us about the type of pope francis is and the type of leader and human

it was the hotel flora in rome. he died instantly.t it heals, it helps to cope with grief, it was not an easy path for me, at first i was very angry with father, i was angry at the mere thought of palestine dying for palestine, only after some time i understood, came to the realization that palestine deserves great sacrifices, and my father... path, sacrificed his life, or rather, first dedicated his life to palestine, constantly working for the benefit of the palestinians, and then sacrificed his life so that we could get even closer to the palestine we all dream of. after her father’s death , she left lebanon, lived and studied in europe and the usa, and everywhere she could continue the struggle that she inherited from her father. i i think that every palestinian who studies abroad becomes an ambassador of the palestinian people there, and i am no exception, the only thing is that i studied at an american school, in a small town, they had never heard about palestine, about the problems of our people, so i spoke there with speeches

the rome conference ended with the focus on the occupied west bank. israeli forces have intensified their attack there, max chivi president, rome. benjam is under fire once again, as thousands of people. rally calling for his resignation. the demolis were held in televivan and hyfab, they slammed the israeli military's failure to free the captives held by palestinian resistance hamas. so far, after 64 days of war, the regime has failed to release any of the captives by military means and achieve any of its stated objectives of the war. israel has been the scene of antonyahu rallies for months. the israely minister has been charged with fraud, bribery and to the breach of trust in three cases filed in 2019. his trial resumed last monday after to cause. me while riley have been held across the world and solidarity with palestinians in the occupied west bank and the gaz spread. thousands of pro- palestine march in london demanding an end to the genocide in gaza. demonstrators called on the uk government to stop support the genocide campaign against pales

today is the 22nd of march, it's world water day, and we're here in rome, it's part of the internationalere to represent to the people walking by in the square, what happens to palestinians, how they're denied their right to water, and we're calling on italians to to put pressure a cha, the rome water utility to pressure on to cancel the agreement they've made with mecarot, because they work with mecarot and means to legitimize what mecarot is doing in palestine, skilling water and denying rights, okay, that was based a protest that happened in italy, however it highlighted what in terms of the control, not only within the occur palestinian lands, but that is sold the water overseas. now here we take a look at example of the water supply that palestinians were restricted to where it said palestinian water was purchased from mekot a much higher cost then for israelis, so to make matters worse for palestinians they had to pay more than average. typical, guess israelis came to the issue of water, and that, my friends, is how israel uses water as a weapon. okay, find out what our guest think

the ceremony took place in rome in st. peter's basilica. charles founded the kingling dynasty. other states are located today. first. after the fall of the roman empire, charles united most of the western and central europe, which is why charlemagne is called the father of europe. on that day , the coronation was not officially planned, everyone gathered for christmas mass, but pope leo, as if unexpectedly, put the crown on the head of the monarch as he prayed at the altar. the king pretended to be dissatisfied, but did not refuse. even the byzantines recognized his title, but after the death of charles , the unity of the empire was preserved. failed, the heirs divided it among themselves. in 1936, on this day in the ussr , the main state christmas tree was installed for the first time in columned hall of the house of unions. immediately after the revolution, christmas trees were abolished as a religious relic. only in the mid-thirties, a prominent soviet figure, pavel postoshev, of course, not unknown to stalin, called for reviving the tradition of organizing new year's holida