saher baloch has this report from mustang in balochistan.site in mastung to look for the remains of their loved ones. this man named habibullah came here looking for his cousin... translation: he's my cousin. his name is fidel hussein. i was at home yesterday. he told me he was leaving for work but he didn't go and came to this congregation with his friends instead. his number is switched off since then and i can't connect with him. ..whereas haji ali haider ran towards the site when he heard the blast. translation: up to this time, there have been no results - from the number of fact—finding inquiries into the blasts. at least the findings should tell us who is responsible. nobody claims responsibility for these blasts. this man here is a former city administrator. he told me he lost four members of his family in friday's explosion. translation: i called my nephew 4-5 times, but he did not pick - up his phone. i called his brother and then, his father. i knew they went to the annual celebrations of prophet's birth anniversary every year and

mahmoud saher tawil followed by the names of 100 palestine civilians who've died in gaza, caught in the middle of the israeli army's response to the terrorist attacks. i feel like i have not actually been able to feel a lot in the last week. the candlelight vigil hosted by manny yekutiel outside his restaurant in san francisco's mission district, yehuda was visiting family in israel as the attacks unfolded. i haven't actually been able to feel sad and or grief or actually imagine the people that didn't deserve to die and who are gone. the vigil and opportunity for him and others to finally process their emotions is, you know, i feel a certain helplessness. among those drawn to the vigil who say they had been struggling to find a safe place to mourn without picking sides, i do have a complicated response on both sides, and i, too, felt safe coming here. this is the first thing i've come to. mardi goddard, joined by her friend karen strauss. i have very complicated feelings about israel as an american jewish person. the devastating, callous attack on people in israel have been upsetting t

margalit the names of 100 israelis who were killed by hamas militants last week read aloud mahmoud saher tawil, followed by the names of 100 palestinian civilians who've died in gaza, caught in the middle of the israeli army's response to the terrorist attacks. i feel like i have not actually been able to feel a lot in the last week. the candlelight vigil hosted by manny yekutiel outside his restaurant in san francisco shows mission district yekutiel was visiting family in israel as the attacks unfolded. i haven't actually been able to feel sad or grief or actually imagine the people that didn't deserve to die and who are gone. the vigil an opportunity for him and others to finally process their emotions. you know, i feel a certain helplessness among those drawn to the vigil who say they had been struggling to find a safe place to mourn without picking sides. i have very, very complicated feelings about israel as an american jewish person in the devasted dating callous attacks on people in israel have been upsetting to me and people living in gaza don't deserve to be attacked at the way

ibrahim saher, commander of one of the hamas anti-tank units. the sound came from israeli artillery installed along the border with gaza, usually artillery starts shooting when something happens near the border, we learned that at night there was a shootout between armed groups near vostokunis. last night was one of the most difficult since the start of the war with israel, they intensified shelling throughout the entire strip, some areas were shelled several times, especially gaza city itself. the air campaign is now in its twentieth day, and as we have seen, palestinian citizens continue to pay a very high price for it. unicef ​​says the number of children killed during the flight. strikes reached 2,300 and this should be a stain on the conscience of the international community, aid agencies who said they were running out fuel. the tdf and the israeli government put pressure on hamas wherever they can, they said from the very beginning that the blockade would deprive gaza of food, water, all supplies, this is a point of intense pressure, and g

in the first part of our program today we are focusing on how terrorism has devastated the sahere region in sub-saharan africa. amid reports that western powers are involved in for many.