this is inside story. ♪ sami: welcome to the show, i am sami zeidan.ecause those people living in terror under the most intense bombing campaign israel has ever launched against one of the world's most densely populated areas. more bodies are being recovered in southern israel after hamas fighters attacked an all-night party. israeli settlements and a kibbutz were targeted. israel has announced a complete blockade of gaza meaning it's two point 3 million people face a humanitarian catastrophe, perhaps worse than before. years of israeli occupation and seizure have left more than half the population in poverty, lacking essential goods and dependent on aid. israel's defense minister describe the seizure strategy referring to the palestinians they are fighting as animals. >> i have ordered a complete siege on the gaza strip, no electricity, no food, no water, complete closure, we act accordingly. sami: the impact on gazans among -- is death, injury and deprivation. our reporter is in gaza city, she sent us insight into what life is like there now. today m

sami: we are not talking about full control.e still have skirmishes and incidents between the hamas fighters and israeli soldiers in different locations inside israel. hamas and those of the jihadist jihad are launching rockets. they said they will launch at a certain hour and did launch to ashkelon later on. another thing that happened today on the border, the israel took a group of foreign journalists to the kibbutz and showed them a place where, according to the accounts of soldiers and others who have been there, there was a massacre where those men, women, children were killed, brutally, according to eye accounts. we believe some of these images have reached president biden who said today in a speech that what hamas is is similar to isis. these are the things we are hearing in israel today. brent: what has been the reaction in israel? did these accounts, images of this one massacre and 1 -- in one kibbutz, are coming to the fore. what has been the reaction in israel? sami: as i said, it is only foreign journalists who went

whose roots are in palestine, and samy has vigorously campaigned for palestinian liberation for many years and he was blacklisted in the united. states because of his political views and he joins us today via skype from istanbul. welcome to the show. sammy, perhaps we could start with you, are we witnessing the death spasms of the zianist idea do you think? well, we have to go back to the origins of of zionism. zionism was the political movement of jewish lates at the end of the 19th century, and it was their response to europe's antisemitism that existed at the time in russia, the programs and continued to what the experts would call the jewish question, and they tried to answer that by basically creating an exclusivist sitler colonial racist. state that has been trying for over a century to approat the native people of palestine from from their native land and try to replace them with jews around the world. this is what zionism is about and i think it has failed, but it continues to be strong in terms of state because what it has been receiving from mainly western governments, part

samy, perhaps we could start with you, are we witnessing the death spasms of the zionist idea? do you think? well, we have to go back to the origins of of zionism. zionism was the political movement of jewish leates at the end of the 19th century, and it was response to europe's anti-semitism that existed at the time, particularly in russia, the programs and continued to what the experts would call the jewish question and the... try to answer that by basically creating an exclusivist sitler colonial racist state that has been trying for over a century to approat the native people of palestine from from their native land and try to replace them with jews around the world. this is what zionism is about and i think it has failed but it continues to be strong in terms of the state because of the support it has been receiving from mainly western governments particular. the united states, but i think now it's it's becoming very clear that that kind of response would not be accepted in the 21st century, particularly with the steadfastness of the palestinians and the resistance to this

vitaly krud, representative of the indigenous sami people, on the kola peninsula.n the tundra, with deer, spending the night in a traditional kuvaks, curing all illnesses, and being treated with decoctions using fire from the hearth. live in smoke, i tell you seriously, such people will never have colds, germs do not spread in smoke. that is, you still recommend it. about smokers , i don’t recommend, but it’s worth a try, now he talks about the traditions of the indigenous people in the tourist village, the indigenous people themselves, they appeared here several thousand years ago, but today it is quite difficult for these people to preserve their language on the kola peninsula, there are less than 2,000 of them left; a few weeks ago , the academy of sciences expedition clean arctic vostok-77 began work in the murmansk region. scientists have found 12 sami texts, some of which are textbooks in the near future... they are organizing a conference that will be dedicated to preserving the language. our expedition, including in the murmansk region, was busy looking for

samy: if i have 50 grams, i'll only sell 30, and keep the rest for myself.oll it up like this, so that on the street it looks like twice the actual amount. the complaints don't bother me. they're sick and they need their hit, and once they've had it, they forget everything. his clientele is growing, and this poverty-stricken area of baghdad is where some of them live. for security reasons, we have to film from inside the car. the future for young people here is a bleak one. war and conflict were followed by economic collapse and inflation. for many, the only escape is drugs. experts estimate that 40% of the population take them, with crystal meth particularly widespread. bilal: the drugs are more dangerous than the terrorists. you can see and fight i.s., but the drugs come out of nowhere. they're completely invisible. reporter: narcotics agent sopi shows us videos of raids by the authorities. last year alone, he says, there were 16,800 arrests. and the police seized some 3.5 tons of narcotics. iraq has severe punishments for any drug-related offenses, includ

this is kuva - traditionally the summer home of the ancient sami.nce to lavozero. the local population of 2,000 people, 800 are indigenous people, only a small part are bearers of unique traditions. representatives of the kola sami association house nakhamyuk believe that native speakers of the language and traditions of its people should be looked for in the distance from civilization, where survival directly depends on the tundra and reindeer. however, the lady herself also manages to amaze us with the ancient sami skills, copying bird sounds. meanwhile, doctor of philology, victoria bakula, is confident that it’s time to save the sam language , the intergenerational transmission of the language has practically stopped, this is very, very scary, there are similar problems in another community, the komi izhentsev, the new generation is rapidly losing both its roots and language, leaving for... they have no desire, this is somehow sad, sad, i say, even my children they also don’t say, although they understand, alenevot and the chairman of the samsk

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okay, sami ramadani, why are okay, the us has enough influence, it's sending them a huge, the biggestwarship it has, it's giving them extra two billion dollars in addition to the other four. and annually gives them in in arms and and military assistance. my question to you, why not use that uh influence, obviously the us wants to be complicit in any war crimes we are witnessing in the besieg gaza strip, and i'll tell you why, because they are not using any of their influence or power to descalate the situation, because we know these are strictly bombings of civilian structures in gaza, but aside from that, even if you want to let your allie israel kill civil. in gaza, why not at least for the smallest notion or showing of humanitarian uh humanitarianism allow the the rafat crossing open, egypt is willing to let it open, the israelis want it to remain closed, for humanitarian aid to get into gazans, why not tell them to turn the water back on, you cannot utilize that to carry out any kind of retaliatory or resistance attack against the israelis, having women and children being allowed

i'd like to start this off in london and sami. um, the zionist regime is completely acting like a mad dog out of control in gaza. what do you think its ultimate goal with this war on the people of gaza is? "i think this genocidal war against the palestinian people has to be viewed within a historic sense, which is that the zianist regime has been trying to expel the palestinian people from their homeland for the past 75 years. they have already expelled millions of palestinians by force from their homeland over the many decades and they are trying to do the same in gaza, their objective." is to drive out the palestinian people, and in the meantime, the only way they think they could achieve it is by killing as many people as possible, as you pointed out, over the half the population of gaza are actually children, over a thousand children have already died in this vicious bombardment using the latest weapons supplied by washington and other western allies. it is truly genocidal war and the world has to act, has to try and force isr

our guest today is samy alaryan who is a public affairs professor and a longstanding political activist whose roots are in palestine, and sammy has vigorously campaigned for palestinian liberation for many years and he was blacklisted in the united states because of his political views and he joins us today via skype from istanbul. welcome to the show. to could start with you, are we witnessing the death spasms of the zionist idea? do you think? well, we have to go back to the origins of of zionism, zionism was the political. movement of jewish lates at the end of the 19th century, and it was their response to europe's anti-semitism that existed at the time, particularly in russia, the programs and continued to what the experts would call the jewish question, and they tried to answer that by basically creating an exclusivist, sitler colonial, racist state that has been trying for over a century to approat the native people of palestine. from from their native land and try to replace them with jews around the world. this is what zionism is about, and i think it has failed, but it continu

i'd like to start this off in london and sami. um, the zionist regime is completely acting like a mad dog out of control in gaza. what do you think its ultimate goal with this war on the people of gaza is? "i think this genocidal war against the palestinian people has to be viewed within a historic sense, which is that the zionist regime has been trying to expel the palestinian people from their homeland for the past 75 years. they have already expelled millions of palestinians by force from their homeland over the many decades and they are trying to do the same in gaza." their objective is to drive out the palestinian people, and in the meantime, the only way they think they could achieve it is by killing as many people as possible, as you pointed out, over the half the population of gaza are actually children, over a thousand children have already died in this vicious bombardment, using the latest weapons supplied by washington and other western allies, it's a it is truly genocidal war and the world has to act, has to try and fo

, yes, indeed some some prominent figures actually in the z entity as well as i understand it, but samy, what's the significance would you say of resistance factions capturing general nimrod alone? do you think? it's quite significant, we can understand that this is the first time in over 50 years where a senior military leader is in the hands of the resistance movements in the hands of the palestinians, he would be huge bargaining chip. in order to get over 5000 palestinians who have been languishing in israeli jails for for years, over 200 of them have basically prison sentences up to life or life sentences, therefore he will be huge birningship against the the israeli government in trying to free and also to get much of the israeli plans and he will be certainly interrogated and much of what israel is planning for the palistin particularly in gaza will be getting they be able to get it out of him, yes indeed, david, i wonder if you could say a word to as well about the the conditions that people in gaza have been living in over the over the years, well people know the phrase, don'tly

the sami were formerly called laplanans. the people in the sami. these are the indigenous peoples of the far north; we literally have a unique opportunity to get to know them. we are in real lopland, friends. the ancient legend of samov says: one day the deer god came down to earth and met a beautiful girl, fell in love with her and took her as his wife. they had children who could turn into deer and then again take human form, but the marriage did not work out, the family broke up and the children left with the mother gave rise to a new family. by the way, it is not surprising that in this according to legend, god is the deer. in the life of the sami, in their culture and mythology, these animals occupy first place. hello, polina , hello, this is all yours, all ours, come over, we’ll feed you, oh, this is the first time in my life i’ve seen a deer so close, so what can we do? what you can’t do, just stretch out your palm carefully, as far as i know, you can’t touch the horns under any circumstances, but this is the only thi

okay, we have sami ramadani back, what you continue where you left off, sami ramadani? yes, i was trying to say that the uh, the western media are really. conveying message which is been pushed out into the media channels in washington and they are spreading the message so that they can support as much as they could the israeli agenda and the israeli narrative to the world, so really this is the propaganda arm of the israeli regime conducting this war against the palestinian people. and the western media are definitely become the active propaganda arm of this war uh being launched by the israeli regime against the palestinian people, it's a genocidal war that's being covered up by the western media, and the western media tries as much as they could to portray the palestinian people as the aggressors, as those who are committing crimes, as those are initiating eating all manner of criminal activity or really in reality it's israel, it's occupation policy for the past 75 years, they want us to believe, the media want us to believe that this war that israel is conducting,

samy. your family was expelled from palestine in 1948, wasn't it? i mean, can you tell us about how you responded to the gaza breakout over the weekend? i mean, generations of palestinians had their hope, the hope of the return to their ancestors lands, my grandfather and my father who both passed away years ago, had that hope, it was not fulfilled, i have that hope, which i hope that it would be fulfilled during my lifetime, but if not. certainly my children would have that hope. what we witnessed this weekend was that this is possible that this myth that the palestinians would forget over generations that the old would die and the new would forget is just a myth. is not true. the fact of the matter is that millions of palestinians outside palestine, inside palestine, yearn to the time where we would enter palestine and and and and be in that land again. you know the the this notion of two state. one state solutions where it will basically uh exclude millions of palestinians from going back is not going to succeed. i think our our goal, our objecti

sami, greetings and courtesy. hello, i am at your service and colleagues. dear sir, good evening and also hello to my dear viewers, members of esteghlal grand club. yes, mr. sami, the last news i read was that mr. silva demanded 800,000 dollars from esteghlal club. but their contract apparently, it was 400,000 dollars. if you confirm , what is this double figure for? i am pleased to inform you that their contract for the second season is 500,000 dollars and it is a contract. the first one was around $45,000. for the first year, they had $300,000. they quit before the end of the season, and after going through legal issues , they canceled their appointment immediately after the last game. the reason is that in any case, the due date claims are overdue and overdue , so it is clear that he is entitled to receive the entire amount of the contract. it means from the previous management to the current management mirror? in any case, yes, it happened during the previous administration, i will say that it won't be a problem to win, so it doesn't matter. in fact, yo

our guest today is samy alariyan who is a public affairs professor and a longstanding political activist whose roots are in palestine and sammy has campaigned for palestinian liberation for many years and he was blacklisted in the united states because of his political views and he joins us today via skype from istanbul. welcome to the show. sammy, perhaps you could start with you, are we witnessing the death spasms of the zionist idea, do you think? well, we have to go back to the origins of of zionism. zionism was the political movement of jewish lates at the end of the 19th century, and it was their response. to europe's anti-semitism that existed at the time, particularly in russia, the programs and continued, to what the experts would call the jewish question, and they tried to answer. that by basically creating an exclusivist, sitler colonial, racist state that has been trying for over a century to approat the native people of palestine from from their native land and try to replace them with jews around the world. this is what zionism is about, and i think it has failed, but it co

shshikha sami sami, hello, glad to see you, yes, yes, how did you meet irina sidarenko, i have a friend, he called me and asked me to help irina, so irina and i met, good evening, irina, hello, glad to see you yourself, good evening to everyone who is in the studio, speak russian, i know that in soviet times you graduated from the combined arms academy in odessa, worked with military correspondents evgeniy poddubny, and oleg blokhin, roman sabankov, there many do this to everyone very much, yes, alexander, and you they showed aleppo to irina, of course, of course, irina is so worthy of showing everything, we wanted more, she, to stay with us, but what can you say about such a russian traveler, alone with a dog through - all countries, she, in -firstly, a russian woman, which means she is strong, brave, and above all, that she is very beautiful. well, come, she has a stunning apartment here, here are the children, unfortunately, unfortunately, i wanted to get to you, but it didn’t work out, yes, well, now with all these transfers and all this history, it’s difficult, but i think that you

welcome to you both samy. i'll first start with you. um, i was going to start out with the question that i had uh in front of me, but i couldn't help but uh, look at the way that the information and news is pouring in on this war, and uh, you have on the one hand how uh... the way the war is written through some of these uh reputable so-called uh news agencies where they say new uh armored vehicles have arrived for the israeli forces uh for for the war and and then after that you have 16 people to have been killed uh by the israel slot on khans um this is what the world has come down to uh and in in the case of israel and palestine in particular obviously it's more glaringly clear as to uh where the lines have become blurred, but i think the world has realized that, how do you think uh uh this is being played out when it comes to the media side of things? i think the media has become, the western media has become echo chamber of the politicians in the united states, britain, france, germany, there is no longer genuine free press that. e

okay, we have sami ramadani back, why did you continue where you left off, sami ramadani? yes, i was trying to say that the uh, the western media are really - conveying message which is been pushed out into the media channels in washington and they are spreading the message so that they can support as much as they could the israeli agenda and the israeli narrative to the world, so really this is the propaganda arm of the israeli regime conducting this war against the palestinian people and and the western media are definitely become the active propaganda arm of this war being launched by the israeli regime against the palestinian people, it's a genocidal war that's being covered up by the western media, and the western media tries as much as they could to portray the palestinian people as the aggressors, as those who are committing crimes, as those who are initiated. all manner of criminal activity or really in reality it's israel, it's occupation policy for the past 75 years, they want us to believe, the media want us to believe that this war that israel is conducting, th

sami ramadan, let me first start with you. i can't help but start with the uh question that is very hard to ask, and that is the fact that as we speak, israel, i'm sorry, the gaza strip is being bombed by israeli regime forces and uh gazans lives are being lost uh right and left uh, we just spoke to our correspondent prior to come. on and he said that their bodies that are just being brought in and uh that unfortunately the numbers could be lot higher than what is being reported, i believe we're talking about roughly 900, but you know when there's nothing that is available to the palestinians there from the officials to the first responders to what have you, it's hard to tell how many palestinians have died, um, why why is that part of the story not being highlighted in the way that it truly deserves? it to be when it comes to the media is is pro israel and has been hiding the facts about the plight of the palestinian people for the past 75 years actually and they would not obviously show the horrors that israel is causing to

war and the world has to act, has to try and force israel to stop this genocide. uh, well mostafa, samiaking place in gaza, but it's not just gaza, i mean if we look at what is happening on the west bank right now, we're looking at 90 people have been killed since october the 7th, um, the oppression is. continuing attacks are continuing and on saturday alone 41 palestinians were injured and today two others were killed and so let's look at this side of things because in god they talk about hamas and here on the west bank i mean what is the regime trying to do there well thank you for having me and thank you for coming it's it's actually part of the same story as my colleague. sammy mentioned, it's the attempt of the israeli regime to break down the palestinian resistance, the first wall and second to banish any resistance movement inside palestina or outside palestine from ever ever again thinking about resisting the occupation or attacking what they call israel, proper israel, the land that's occupied in 1948. when the israeli entity was created first and tear the most of all of course

sami last visited gaza earlier this summer. he remembers a childhood with periods of peace and violence. >> tear gas on my way to school every week or every, i don't know, when i was like 6 and 7. life was never normal in gaza since 2005, 2006. >> reporter: now he's staying in touch with his family via whatsapp, hoping they come out of this alive. >> there's occupation and there's, like, people for 14 or 16 years in gaza have not had a path for life. yeah, they go to school, they go eat, they leave, but there's nothing. >>> health authorities in gaza say 1,900 palestinians have died in israeli air strikes, more than half of them are women and children. israel says it has lost 1,300 people in rocket attacks and attacks on civilians by hamas. >>> the hostages now being held in gaza include women and children. a berkeley phd student who attended a rally in san francisco yesterday told us her sister-in-law was kidnapped. these were the last messages she got from her as she was taken. >> at 7:30 she texted, we are surrounded. at 8:0

sami ramadan, let me first start with you. i can't help but start with the uh question that is very hard to ask, and that is the fact that as we speak, israel, i'm sorry, the gaza strip is being bombed by israeli regime forces and uh gazans lives are being lost uh right and left. uh, we just spoke to our correspondent. are coming on and he said that their bodies that are just being brought in and uh that unfortunately the numbers could be lot higher than what is being reported, i believe we're talking about roughly 900, but there's nothing that is available to the palestinians there from the officials to the first responders to what have you, it's hard to tell how many palestinians have died, um, why why is that part of the story not being highlighted in the way that it truly's deserves it to be when it comes to the media is is pro israel and has been hiding the facts about the plight of the palestinian people for the past 75 years actually and they would not obviously show the horrors that israel is causing to the palestinian

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well one of us is a reporter. which brings me to the next question from charlotte, well charlotte, sami doon has been uh repressed, you haven't been able to operate the way you used to, first of all tell us uh, give us more details about that and how uh, mainstream media is trying to take away the narrative, not allow independent media outlets, particularly social media platforms that can allow uh independent news to spread are being repressed by world powers, well absolutely so. so what we're seeing across the board for organizations and movements that are working to advance palestinian liberation is that hand in hand with this genocidal assault on gaza what we're seeing are all of the western imperialist powers kind of lining up to engage in suppression internally to try to stop this you know undeniable sea change and popular support and undeniable see change in public energy and opposition and rejection of their government's policies of complicity with and support for active genocide taking place against the palestinian people, so in for example, this includes germany where the germa

uh their military vehicles. all right, thank you very much for that, let me now bring in our guest sami ramadani, who's an academic and writer who joins us from london, sami ramadani, welcome to the program, when we take a look at the way that this uh war has impacted uh politicians, of note where you're at, we understand the way it impacted for example the labor party that comes to mind, where you had a string resignations after kier starmer, the leader said uh, you know, um, israel, i guess to use his words, had the... right to cut power and water supplies to palestinians living living in gaza and we saw now somewhat of a shift when it came to the uk vote when it came to the un, where they abstained? are are we seeing a shift here? i think you are right to call it a shift and it's mainly come about because the british people in their vast majority have supported a call for an immediatefire. this was shown in several. opinion polls conducted by britain's best known opinion polsters and well over two-thirds, up to three quarters of the british people, according to those polls are strong

allowing israeli regime a free hand to kill and to murder and to cause war crimes. thank you, mr. sami ramadani, i'm going to bring our conversation to an end, i want to thank you and appreciate. you spending your uh time with us here on press tv today, academic and writer joining us from london, we're going to short take a short break, we'll be back uh soon to carry on this rolling uh coverage, these are live images coming out from um all four corners of the planet with respect to pro palestinian rallies held in dozens of countries, we're watching the developments very closely here on press tv, as we speak, women and children are being bombarded throughout the besieged gaza strip, they have no access to food, water or... electricity, we're watching, following the developments very closely here on press tv, we'll bring you more in a short while, stay tuned and bye-bye for now. it's a dire situation in in the gaza strip that we're we're seeing evolve with with food and and water being in in limited supply and and quickly running out. wfp is on the ground and is responding and we're prov

the north, after all, with its history and traditions, we simply could not help but visit the sami.guage, let’s go, sculpt, sculpt, well, sculpt. departure, you'll be here, don't forget to make a wish, according to sami custom, we checked, they come true, we wanted to extend at least a little after tasting this... edge, here we are again , friends, this is a program, let's go, yes, someone would say that this is the end of the world, but for us this is the beginning, at least, well, at least of our program, the second, because well, leave the kola peninsula and leave here. it turned out to be impossible, i was a little blown away, but it’s okay, and we , friends, meanwhile continue our journey through the northwestern part of the kola peninsula and invite you to join us, let’s fly, let’s go. we are heading to the north-west of the region, at one from the remote places of the murmansk region, the northernmost village of the kola district, ura-guba. the village of uraguva is an old fishing village 67 km from murmonsk. now about 400 people live here and there are several fishing compan

labaru musalm yamma, musalm imam mai ban shi'awa, amma labaninsu kamar da sukakanin sukani, amma na sami shi baki dafari na yanka na dan nigeria da ke karato a can ya zo musu da shi suka yi photokofi suka sa, duk su ma ba su da shi, na sun fadu wani abukira ban yi fada a baya ba, shi ne ganin shi imam, wanda yake ainahin a zuwanmu iran faɗe kawai mun tafi ne, amma la imamu do kabwan shi. baya da siya yana shulgi ne, amma an yadda mun je shulgi din, kuma an zo da shi a kekeni, kuma yi mana jawabi, har ma kuma kwanan tayu ba damu da shi'anin amini ba, don na ji da kasar kodadina kuma gabansa na sa kuma la gwendi, kuma han nazo na sama mutane muryansa kuma baysara masunda mu ma aka wansara mana, to za i cewa, da na dawo kamai da na what na. nigeria suna da tarihi na musulinci, wanda ya kawar da masari. shek uthman Đampoyo, because shek uthman Đampoyo, because of this , he said to imam humain, he said, "nandanan sun alamta shi da shesman camboli." nandanan kuma mannan zai iya man gane mai ake nufi, tunda dama tun bayan da tuwhan inglesi suka cimu da yake, suka kafa abin da suka nigeria, ya t

an hour before the killing of people, as narrated by the cyberspace activist mohammad sami, he came to this hospital to alleviate the suffering of the families. he arranged the happy ring for the children to play , so that they know that this scene is their last game in their short life. more than a thousand civilians were targeted in a place where by law you must be safe from attack. the palestine aliam network also said that the zionist authorities had told the residents of gaza to leave their homes and go to this hospital in addition to this terrorist act. this means that this hospital is a safe place. the zionists hid their role in this attack due to the anger of the world , but their records are in similar cases from deir yassin to sabra, shatila qana and bint jubeil. yet still it remains in the minds of the world. omid turkshand, radio reporter. the next part of the news is at 5 o'clock. in the days when some people turn their heads so that they don't see a series of scenes and don't face themselves? there are stars from the world of football who draw your attention to human resp

malyunak atrymaetstsa amal sami, yak kalіstsi ў drazdovich. the necessary problems, but the mother’s list is all changing. yana got busy and asked her son to come to the rescue so that the herd would develop. matsi was the closest thing to the chalaveks. drazdovitch would like to thank himself for the fact that he will not give up the new water to his partner. kali's mother passed away. he made every effort to express the memory of the tree of the wrinkles on its creatures. varnuzza and mensk were very strong. at sakaviku 21-ga, belarus cut the meat. drazdowicz is kind to the citizens of poland. yong is posting belarusian gymnasiums, but they were not closed by the polish regime. here are the ancient burial mounds, folk traditions, dialects and folklore. atrymany materials are moving forward immediately from the academy to science. bssr: in mensku, no one believes that this work is carried out by samavuk without the highest adukatsy. drazdovich was immediately given a bonus. he looks like a true denji in a fine white suit, as he reveals the my

palestine said that we are trying to free 500 palestinian prisoners in the prison of the zionist regime, sami abu zahari , we emphasized that the zionist occupation must understand that the equation has changed: murder versus murder, destruction versus destruction, and captivity versus captivity, he added. we are aware of the high volume of problems of the palestinian nation , but we will not give up because we are the owners of a just cause. this senior member of the palestinian islamic resistance movement also said that arab countries are expected to open their borders and provide all necessary facilities to gaza. al jazeera mubasher tv channel has published images of the gathering of palestinians in several cities of the west bank in support of the resistance and opposition to the aggression of the zionist regime in gaza. to the zionist regime's soldiers moved towards the checkpoints and in some areas of these protests , violence broke out with the intervention of the military and some of those present in the protests were arrested or detained. the american national security adviser said:

was sentenced to pay a fine of 10 million tomans, and bijan taheri, the former manager, and farshid sami, a member of the board of directors of esteghlal club, were also sentenced to pay a fine of 50 million tomans. and the deposit of the independents will be allocated to the kurdistan football board to spend on the provincial teams . the stormy start of shamsai's students in kyrgyzstan, our country's national futsal team scored goals in the first match of the preliminary stage of the asia nations cup and defeated this team 18 to 0. saeed ahmed abadasi, barsin tayibi 4 each twice and salar aghapur mehdi karimi mohammad hossein derakhshani and the opposing players scored iran's goals in this was the game. in the second game of this stage, shamsai's students played against the host kyrgyzstan on monday, october 17. shimba's return to the premier league luciano perrirajam, with brazilian experience, who played for different teams in iran's premier league in the past years and played for rafsanjan last season, has joined the orange team once again with a contract until the end of the season.