street of sarajevo in front of the national library. seyyed mohammad mortazavi, the news of sarajevo sed and radio, the sound of these rockets and rockets in the conflict between the palestinian resistance front and the occupation regime of jerusalem quickly the virtual space of publishing such images and the users' support for the palestinian people in recent days did not go well with the american social media managers, and these networks deleted many of the contents published in this regard. since i posted about palestine, my contents will be deleted, as the bloomberg news agency wrote. meta, the owner of instagram, whatsapp and facebook platforms, has removed about 800,000 content from his pages with the claim that if any content related to hamas spreads online, it is considered terrorist content, it is illegal and must be removed according to his laws and regulations. . but this is not the first time that the meta post it removes the ones related to the palestinians. earlier , when they did not want the world to see the story of the

of sarajevo in front of the national library. seyyed mohammad mortazavi , sed and sima sarai news reporter. negev was on the shoulders of one of the terrorists, he is always just a helper who wants to get off, when they took me out of the stand, they dressed me in three skirts so that i would be modest, and then we reach the border, i see another link of the terrorists, they saw me, i took the children, they hid us behind the sand, they didn't hurt us, and they when my children were attacked, i went to them in the shelter and closed the door. i told the children that it is dangerous outside and there are bad people . i heard the attack on the door of the house. they were talking in arabic. بعربي إلى الحبيت شليسة i tried to hold the shelter door tightly so that they could not enter, but there were 6 of them and they were able to open the door, only a shot to the side of the shelter loosened, which caused me to be injured. the fighters entered the shelter and i gave an excuse there are two children here. this was the first thing i

central street of sarajevo in front of the national library. sarayo nazlat al-biwot alina al-bayt anna andi nefer , our houses have been ruined and destroyed , many houses have been destroyed here. a large number of women, children and families were buried under the rubble. i wonder how i survived . but i survived to give the message to the enemy, america, europe and all the countries of the world that the palestinian nation is invincible and will win sooner or later. this battle is the battle of victory and the end of this battle is associated with the liberation of quds, god willing. we are today for the honor of the islamic ummah and the world. i swear to god , we will not surrender even if they kill us. we to resistance forces, i say, the advance of kid, we support you. the axis of resistance is strong. the zionists should not think that we are afraid. our children are under the rubble of brutal zionist attacks. but god is with us, he will help us. we thank god in all situations. the happiness and victory of the people of gaza. the axis of

, who survived all the years of the siege of sarajevo, ozren-ke in translation, kateryna kalytko, his wonderful book sarajevo for beginners came out, and this is , by the way, just a partial answer to your question, what ukrainian, ukrainian audience now wants to read, and this book sarajevo for beginners kebo, entered such a phase repeated in the 22nd year, it was actively requested in bookstores, and as far as i know, there was even a need to make a reprint of this book, this is a book that helps to survive, dramatic circumstances, that helps not to lose oneself in such a challenging situation military challenge, if he will be one of the guests of the forum this year, though. online and another one, another author, very important, who will also be joining this year online, but i hope that maybe next year, when his booker prize-winning novel time vault is out, he will come to us, this is heorhiy gospodinov, who also has a lot to say about how to hold on as a society in times of crisis, and also how to cope with difficult memories, which will definitely be ukrainian society, well, did

the museum of childhood in war is a historical museum in the city of sarajevo that opened in january 2017. this museum narrates the experiences of children who lived in besni during the war and is the only museum in the world that focuses exclusively on children affected by war. the museum of childhood in war was born based on the needs of the society in bosnia and herzegovina. this museum talks about the experiences and memories of children during the war. today our collection includes more than 5 thousand items of personal stories and memories. but these today's stories are not only from bosnia and herzegovina, but also from the children of syria, iraq, afghanistan and ukraine. collections of this position include. memories, toys, photos, tools, clothes and other items are donated by war survivors. all these objects are presented along with an audio or video file, in which the person who donated the object to the museum narrates himself about the said object, and visitors can listen to these experiences or the text of the interview . read their oral texts. in the museum a child in

this was the first impression, this is what it is like, nato, when sarajevo and belgrade were being destroyed far as we are concerned latvia was told, here's nato, how good it is, how the northern alliance is, that's all when. the first time i saw with my own eyes, i saw what they were doing, that is, you already automatically, well, make a decision about your future, that well, just not there, and if you go back, that in 2004, when they came to latvia, this is one one of those moments when you think about it, think from the first second, no, because you’ve already been through all this, you’ve seen it all, except for the hot spots. which throughout the world opens the north atlantic alliance led by the united states and yes, our hero had questions about the moral part that the western world is promoting, the story is about ilyas’s son, who went to first grade in a european school, he went to first grade, but he called me, he says, we need to talk, uh, he came back with work, and he tells me, look, dad , you're... educating, you're telling me like this , at school the teacher is the opposite,

images from new york, washington dc, dallas, lyon, madrid, stockholm, copenhagen and sarajevo. however, on the first working day of the british government and parliament regarding the anti-zionist demonstrations and the declaration of solidarity with the palestinian people in london , the british home secretary also sat down to talk with the police of this country to fight against the extremism that they have seen on the streets of london. aftershocks caused by the largest anti-zionist demonstration and support for the palestinian people has been held in the british capital, the birthplace of the zionist regime. on the first day of the week , there was a special meeting between the british interior minister and the chief of police. at the meeting of the minister of interior and his colleagues , there was a discussion and exchange of views about the tense situation and the fear and anxiety that arose in the streets of britain, and it was stated that it is the duty of the parliament to change the laws. to be able to better fight against extremism. according to police reports , 56

stockholm, copenhagen, sarajevo.ever, on the first working day of the british government and parliament regarding the anti-zionist demonstrations and the declaration of solidarity with the palestinian nation in london , the british home secretary also sat down to discuss with the police of this country to fight against the extremism seen in the streets of london. holding the largest anti-zionist demonstrations and support for the palestinian people have started in the english capital, the birthplace of the zionist regime. on the first day of the week , there was a special meeting between the british interior minister and the chief of police. at the meeting, the minister of interior and his colleagues discussed and exchanged opinions about the situation of tension and fear that emerged in the streets of britain, and it was stated that the parliament's duty to change the laws in order to better fight against extremism. according to police reports , 56 people were arrested or about to be arrested during the solidarity r

kusturica, after losing his hometown of sarajevo, wanted to build a new house, and this place seemedature of serbia appears in all its beauty. the village was built in the village style of medieval serbia. its center is a wooden church in honor of st. sava. all the village streets in the square bear the names of people significant to the director. the main street is named after the only yugoslav nob. iva andrica. in addition to the brilliant writer, house signs display the names of danish player novuk djokovic, revolutionary, ernest chagivara, scientist nikola tesla, directors frederic fellini and inkmar bergman, football player diego maradona, andrei torkovsky. this village, which has been seen and used, is what kustoritsa himself says about it. this is absolutely true. everyone was at home. by the way, well, you guessed it, the famous director himself lives here. darvengrad fully lives up to its name. here, absolutely everything is made of wood, even the pavements are paved with wood. the opening of driyagrad took place together with the premiere of the film life as a miracle, sept

this was the first impression, this is what nato is like, when sarajevo and belgrade were destroyed.a, that’s nato, that they’re so good, that the northern alliance, that’s all there, when in ninety -nine for the first time with my own eyes... i saw, i saw what they were doing, that is, you already automatically, well, make a decision about your future, that well, just not there, and if you go back, that in 2004, when they already came to latvia, this is one of those there are no moments to think about it, to think from the first second, because you’ve already been through it all, you’ve seen it all, except for the hot spots that are opening up all over the world... alels, led by the us and the eu, our hero has questions to the moral part that the western world is promoting, the story is about ilyas’s son, who went to... he went to first grade, but he called me, he says, we need to talk.

the first is the july crisis of 1914, the assassination attempt in sarajevo. it provoked a spiral of escalating tensions that ended in a pan-european war. nobody seemed to want her. and the way this conflict unfolds reminds me of the mood unintentional escalation. the second parallel is the nature of the bloodshed, human losses, on the ukrainian side, beginning to take on proportions comparable to the first world war. and the third parallel, during the first world war, there were calls to stop the massacre, begin a diplomatic settlement, and agree on peace. but everyone resisted this call. the politicians did not want peace because they believed that politically they were risking too much power and prestige in this case. as a result , the massacre continued for an extra 2 years, as i see signs of the same now, but i hope that the public mood will force politicians to listen to reason. we will talk about the european weapons potential and the prospects for its development with a participant in the dai meeting, our good friend maxim shapovalenko. maxim, hello. h

they chanted free palestine, holding banners and waving palestinian flags and the bosnian capital sarajevo hunters took to the streets to slam israeli ear strikes and gaza. protesters lit flares chanding free palestine. in malaysian capital colalum, thousands took part in a pro-palestine rally near independence square. they wave banners. and flags aloft as they chand the slogans supporting the palestinians. similar events were held in france, denmark, poland, mauritius and other parts of the globe. the analas that military airbase in iraq sambar province, which houses american forces, has come under a fresh attack. and a rocket resistance group has claimed responsibility, it says that the air base was successfully attacked by two drones, no matter reports of casualties. and he was sentiment has been growing in iraq ever since the israeli regime launch its onslot on gaza on october 7th with washington support, the airbase came under attacks on saturday and thursday as well. now from ibad ramal let's bring uh. correspondent mona kandel, she's uh on the line of for us. mona, it's not only pal

will name three similarities: the first is the july crisis of 1914, the assassination attempt in sarajevo provoked a spiral of increased tension, which ended in a pan-european war, no one seemed to want it, and the way this unwinds... the second parallel is the nature of the bloodshed. human losses, especially on the ukrainian side, are beginning to take on proportions comparable to the first world war. and third parallel. during the first world war there were calls to stop the carnage, to begin a diplomatic settlement, to negotiate peace, but these calls were resisted by everyone. the politicians didn't want peace. because they believed that politically they were risking too much power and prestige in this case. as a result, the massacre continued for an extra 2 years, at least. i see signs of the same now, but i hope that public sentiment will force politicians to listen to reason. let's talk about european weapons potential and the prospects for its development with participant meeting by our good friend, maxim shapovalenok. maxim, hello, hello, fedor, there are some new lamentations a

the first is the july crisis of 1914, the assassination attempt in sarajevo, it... which ended in a pan-european , no one seemed to want it, and the way this conflict is unfolding reminds me of that mood, the unintentional escalation, the second parallel, the nature of the bloodshed, human losses, especially on the ukrainian side, they are beginning to take on a scale comparable to the first world war, and the third parallel, during the first world war there were calls . but everyone resisted these calls, the politicians did not want peace, because they believed that they were risking too much politically in this case, power, prestige . as a result, the massacre continued for an extra 2 years, at least. i see signs of the same now, but i hope that the public mood will force politicians to listen to reason. on european weapons potential and we will talk about the prospects for its development with a participant in the daya meeting and our good friend maxim shapovalenok. maxim, hello, hello, fedor, there are some new laments about the fact that weapons are running out, money for them is running ou

. >>> and in bosnia herzigova, huge crowds gathered in sa sarajevo.nd called for a halt of military operations in gaza. the french president and the dutch prime minister are expected to visit israel in the coming hours. they will arrive in israel where they will meet with benjamin netanyahu. other leaders joined the u.s. and canada on a joint statement of the conflict. they affirm support to israel and call for adherence to humanitarian law, including protection of civilians. >>> joe biden has been working the phones this weekend, making calls to world leaders in an effort to keep the conflict from spreading. priscilla alvarez has details. >> reporter: president biden made calls to world leaders on sunday, as the potential invasion of gaza looms. the president spoke with leader of canada and europe, as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu. according to a white house readout, the two leaders discussed developments in israel and gaza, and president biden confirming the flow of assistance to gaza. the two discussed ongoing efforts to release hostage

and in sarajevo, thousands were seen waving palestinian and bosnian flag, also demanding a halt to thesraeli air strikes on gaza. now as israel grapples with the fallout from the hamas attack on october 7, one hospital in tel aviv is taking care of patients in a unique way. cnn's sara sidner takes us inside this hospital sheltering people underground. >> reporter: a doctor checks in on a patient. just an ordinary day in the hospital. except there is nothing ordinary about where this is taking place. >> this is the bunker underground hospital. this is a functioning hospital in the highest level. every service, every technology, everything that they need, we provide them. and everything has been supplied here. >> reporter: it has the look and the feel of a regular hospital with all the things that you'd expect, except for when you turn the corn. >> and you can really see this is an underground parking garage. at least it was. the parking spaces are now for patient beds, driveways for push carts. this is how tel aviv's medical center is preparing to treat patients in wartime. it's as perf

and in sarajevo, thousands were also demanding a halt to the daily strikes on gaza. >>> the new york giants on sunday, honored the ten americans unaccounted for after the hamas attacks. the team displaying american flags in ten empty seats in metlife stadium. the giants were hosting the washington commanders. the u.s. secretary of state says ten are unaccounted for and some of them are being held hostage. >>> a renowned climber known as the french spider-man climbed a massive building in paris to call for peace in the middle east. it took him two hours to get to the top of the 220-meter tower. he's not picking sides but called on israeli and palestinian leaders to hear each other out. otherwise, he says, we are on the verge of world war iii. >>> thanks for watching and spending ing part of your day w us. our coverage of israel at war continues with my colleague rosemary church. thanks. ♪

you know, if you study history, this is similar to sarajevo in the early 1900s that started world war. unless people are calm and make sure that the right things are done -- and i think this is where you're getting the influence of president biden toward prime minister netanyahu -- is take it slow. make sure you do the right things. let's make sure we keep civilians safe, the palestinians safe, or at least as safe as possible. but we also know that you have to go after key hamas targets that have as their number one objective, kill jews and destroy the israeli state. so with all those considerations, this is very complex, and certainly it could turn into something much uglier, and i'm hoping that's what we can defuse. >> we were talking about this with fareed zakaria in the previous hour. that is what does a victory look like for the israelis? if you go in there with a large ground incursion, you know, it gets complicated getting to that point where you can say, okay, we achieved our objectives here. >> it does. and i've been listening to fareed today, and he's been making a lot of se

this was the first impression of what nato is like, when sarajevo and belgrade were sacked. nato, that they’re so good, that the northern alliance, all this, when... i saw it with my own eyes for the first time, i saw what they were doing, that is, you already automatically, well, you make a decision about your future, well, just not there, and if you go back, that in 2004, when they already came to latvia, this is one of those moments when you think about it, think about it, from the first second, no, because you’ve already been through all this, you’ve seen it all, except for the hot spots. which opens all over the world the north atlantic alliance led by the usa and the eu, our hero had questions about the moral part that the western world is promoting, the story is about ilyas’s son, who went to first grade in a european school, he went to first grade, but he called me, he says, i need to talk, i came back from work, and he tells me, look, dad, you... you educate, you tell me like this , at school the teacher says the opposite, she says, she says, here you boys meet with

i would join now live by a to hutch message from the capital of sarajevo. it's a good to have you with a set. tell us more about what's happening. that what's a message from protest while thousands together here in central, sorry, of a friend there. so is there a to when, how is the time and the with the palestinian civilians, the name of the causes? we see them waving opinion flags and we've also had in taunting for a brief time in some of the transfer. and so i was able to read talking genocide and had a ton was able to treat people in bosnia and herzegovina. tell me the situation of the office right now. they are organized by a palestinian community of small organization representing the scene in here to get in there to mon think and the media, the fire, and then the humanitarian prize. and they see they want to see accountability for the crime in the gospel method. so many people came here beating about the strong support for palestine hearing loss. we are, that is not a wonder bearing in mind their own experience, experiences of bosnians during the war

but not to like that before, but not to that degree , particularly in that degree, particularly in sarajevoe we had three occasions. it took weeks to identify what projectile was done and where it came from. now it's understandable that you rush to judgement because that is the way in the social media world it comes around. but i do think the more experienced reporters could do better in hoisting the health and safety warnings about this kind of material. so do you think the more experienced journalists , as more experienced journalists, as you say, should take a little bit more care or are they actually bothered, robert, because we see i'm not going to name names of channels and people that actually done this, but they seem far too quick to get that headline out there rather than check. and this rather than fact check. and this creates no end of problems, not just this country, but around just in this country, but around the this been the world. well, this has been i've game for just i've been in the game for just over 56 years, and i've done all media, including social media, funnily enou

but not to like that before, but not to that degree , particularly in that degree, particularly in sarajevoe we had three occasions. it took weeks to identify what projectile was done and where it came from. now it's understandable that you rush to judgement because that is the way in the social media world it comes around. but i do think the more experienced reporters could do better in hoisting the health and safety warnings about this kind of material. so do you think the more experienced journalists , as more experienced journalists, as you say, should take a little bit more care or are they actually bothered, robert, because we see i'm not going to name names of channels and people that actually done this, but they seem far too quick to get that headline out there rather than check. and this rather than fact check. and this creates no end of problems, not just this country, but around just in this country, but around the this been the world. well, this has been i've game for just i've been in the game for just over 56 years, and i've done all media, including social media, funnily enou

he said when people in sarajevo were under siege , i sarajevo were under siege, i think there was a sort go specifically to laugh, to try to get some relief from the horrors around them . laughter horrors around them. so laughter is thing, doing it in is one thing, but doing it in this way seems to be deeply inappropriate, they inappropriate, are they not? >> come to you on >> emma, i'll come to you on this. are they not trying to make serious point? say make a serious point? we may say it's inappropriate bit it's inappropriate or a bit tasteless to make satire over something that's something so horrendous that's going the middle east. but going on in the middle east. but are they not trying to make a more serious point that the bbc has failed? and in in terms of partiality, in terms of impartiality , we because we had impartiality, we because we had the incident of the strike on a hospital, the bbc immediately put out a statement from palestinian officials , aka palestinian officials, aka hamas, saying that it was an israeli strike, failed to use then that was debunked. but, you know, t

kusturica, after the loss of his hometown of sarajevo, wanted to build a new house, and this place seemedreate in literature, iv andrić. in addition to the brilliant writer, on the house signs there is the names of danish player novuk djokovic, revolutionary ernest chagivara, scientist nikola tesla, directors frederic fellini and inkmar bergman, football player diego maradona, andrei torkovsky. this village, well-worn and used, speaks for itself. wasteland, this is the absolute truth, all the houses were dismantled and brought here from different parts of serbia, by the way, well , you guessed it, the famous director himself lives right here, draviangrad fully lives up to its name, absolutely everything here is really made of wood, even the pavements are paved with wood. the opening of dryangrad took place along with the premiere of the film life as a miracle, on september 25, 2004, a year later kusuritsa received the title of the best architectural project in europe. on the territory of the village there is a cinema, a library, an art gallery, restaurants and cafes, a swimming pool, a gy

so sarajevo, you know, was it a false flag by the bosniaks , muslim forces or the bosniaks, muslim forcesins of the projectile. you've got to have something written on it or an explosive signature about it. that point one. and you would have to have very close examine ing examination of the crater. and it may be too late already for both. >> well, let's let's put those issues to the spokesperson for the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. tal henrik , benjamin netanyahu. tal henrik, who now join us. thank you who can now join us. thank you very for your time. very much indeed for your time. i know if you able to i don't know if you were able to hear robert was talking hear what robert was talking about there. clearly number one, it is important for you and others to establish exactly what's happened at this hospital. but it does seem the diplomatic fallout has already happenedin diplomatic fallout has already happened in that president biden cannot hold these four way talks. now >> well, that is true. we are very grateful for president biden for arriving here in the middle of a wa