its aim is to build an overpass on the waterway that divides the two countries. it's known as uh the shat al arab and the arvand river in iran. shat arap in iraq. officials the bridge needs to be movable because ships need to be able to pass. under it, so that's a pretty big undertaking, given the fact you're looking at for example, lots of minds, perhaps, a project that was actually delayed because of the daish terrorists. let's move to the next graph, what is the railway's geopolitical significance is our focus here, you're going to find that out in a minute, mean it's not just about improving trade relations between iran and iraq, as you can see over there, the port is right above that, and the trade route, the... project is going to go through the routes that you see and that's important because iran is under harsh us sanctions, this way it's going to cement is regional position uh at the center of major transportation lines, and another thing, the railroad is going to connect iran to the mediterranean shores of syria, as you can see over here, holmes and damascus also being one of th

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shat, this support uh that we've been speaking about. the west support for the israeli onslot on palestinians, is this itself and not in defiance of international law as well? yes it is, and there is a group of uh the some of them was former mps, i forgot the name in britain, they are taken to court, to british court, the politicians, british politicians who supported, this is before the massacre. on the hospital, this is a three four five days ago, they issued a statement and they send it to the rich, the british prime minister, they are taken to the court for the war crimes, because of the supporting the zin entity, and those people they are, they listed they were crimes and they know what they are talking about, exactly, the the same thing, when you see they try to deny the the protester to left the palestinian flag. and consider it a crime and arresting some in london live on tv, it's they are trying to deny the people freedom of speech, the same thing in the french when they they imposed no you, outlowed demonstration in support of the victims in palestine, the people, they told the the

bombs exploding over their heads. i'd like to welcome my guests to the program, my first guest, saib shathese days have no statement, no leadership like we can remember during the 2003 american attack on on iraq, at least there was the... german chancellor schroder that time and shiraq tried to act like degol in a way which is to stand up, they failed but they tried, but today you cannot say there is one who is trying to stand, at least to save the face of west europeans who talks about human rights and the geneva convention and the annex of the fourth annex and and and all of this, they cannot anymore talk about anything but double standards, they they today they took, obviously with the with the communique which is signed by all the western leaders under of course the hospices of mr. biden himself, they can say they are racist and adheres to fascis and zionist of course policies. when they show full support and still talking even in egypt conference which supposed to be under the name of peace, okay, of supporting the zianist entity and against the international law keep saying it's hav

bombs exploding over their heads. i'd like to welcome my guests to the program, my first guest, saib shat, the author and middle east expert from belfast, thanks so much uh for being with me, mean it's such a... tragedy and it's so difficult to be honest uh just covering this this situation in the last 24 hours 430 more palestinians were killed in gaza side just just tell me your overall assessment of things genocide um is dick in a place and this nical cleansing of the palesinian and "the zist entity got the huge support from shamelessly from the west, all all the west, which is surprising, you know to see west europe these days have no state men, no leadership, like we can remember during the 2003 american attack on on iraq, at least there was the german chancellor schroder that time and she." tried to act uh like the goal in a way which to stand up, they failed but they tried, but today you cannot say there is one who is trying to stand, at least to save the face of west europeans who talks about human rights and the geneva convention and the annex of the fourth annex and and and all o

that i think this relationship will continue because in my opinion we are ahead in the islamic world shat's background and the leaders of islam create this background so that muslim scientists can communicate better with each other. in my opinion , it is a very important prize for the islamic world and it helps scientists like me to communicate with each other. prof. samia khovari, a professor at the university of beirut, who presented new approaches to ms disease , was selected for this course and went to sinai hospital. it is whether it can be international or domestic presence in the center isfahan research institute of academic jihad and other universities and pardiz technology park were among the other programs of scientists of the islamic world in the fifth mustafa award event. samia nasser khabari sedavasima. qortepe rozaei near the city has approximately 600 households and 2,000 people, the sun shines on the soil that the people here love to provide their annual livelihood, because the occupation of most of the people here is agriculture. and they put them all together. panja has 60

bombs exploding over their heads. i'd like to welcome my guests to the program, my first guest, saib shat, the author and middle is expert from belfast, thanks so much uh for being with me. i mean it's such a tragedy and it's so difficult to be honest uh just covering this this situation in the last 24 hours 430 more palestinians were killed in gaza side just just tell me your overall assessment of things a genocide um is taking a place and ethnic cleansing of the palestinian. and the zist entity got the huge support from shamelessly from the west, all all the west, which is surprising, you know to see west europe these days have no statement, no leadership like we can remember during the 2003 american attack on on iraq, at least there was the german chancellor schroder that time. and shiraq tried to act uh like the goal in a way which to stand up, they failed, but they tried, but today you cannot say there is one who is trying to stand, at least to save the face of west europeans who talks about human rights and the geneva convention and the annex of the fourth annex and and and all of t

on september 26 of the third year, being a platoon commander, he drove the shat police out of the villagehree policemen were killed and five were wounded, this was truly a generation heroic, we cannot understand, many cannot imagine what the pathos of the feat was because of... because of me, on june 5, 1944, he was the first to go on the attack to break through the enemy ring, where he was wounded in the chest, but despite this, he remained on the field battle and led the operation. and in this war, all the peoples of the soviet union won , outplayed the terrible enemy, without personal conviction that they were right, without courage, this would have been impossible. the remaining years of the war passed hand in hand in one detachment, supporting each other in sorrow, in joy, and led them to great victory, great strength, love. after the war, the partisan shpilev couple raised three children and had seven grandchildren and great-grandchildren. the memory of the shpilevs, their beautiful love and military glory for kolin. will forever remain in our hearts. you see, it’s already autumn, a

some of the highlights of this program, the shalam shat rail road construction has been announced, it was announced decades ago, but now it's going to be completed, it will connect iran and iraq, and it will have passenger and cargo as transport. next up, let's take a look or... some of the other highlights in this category is pluses for iran uh what uh that means is well more trade activity and also it's going to make iran a center of transport or be one of the connections making iran a center of transport, national network and regional integration, the other places for iran, but there are outside interferences when it comes to this, namely us, preventing iraq from the construction of this project and it also does not wants iran to advance. iran and iraq have laid the foundation stone for the cross-border railway line connecting the two neighboring countries. the railway will connect iraq's basra with iranian border town of shalamche. cross-border railway project serves as introduction to strategic transportation projects that would connect iraq and neighboring countries. iranian off

on september 26, 1943, as a platoon commander, he drove the shat police out of the village of kovalevichire killed and wounded, it was the generation is truly heroic, we cannot understand, many cannot imagine what the pathos of feat and creation was like, for me , in june 1944, he was the first to go on the attack to break through the enemy ring, where he was wounded in the chest, but despite this he remained on the battlefield and led the operation until the enemy was completely defeated, the hero was carried from the battlefield by his comrades in their arms. and in this war , all the peoples of the soviet union won, outplayed the terrible enemy, without personal conviction that they were right, without courage, this would have been impossible. valentina and mitrofan the spires, the remaining years of the war, went hand in hand, in one detachment, supporting each other in sorrow and in joy. and great strength and love led them to a great victory. after the war, the partisan shpilev couple raised three children. waited for seven grandchildren and great-grandchildren, the memory of the sh

for more and more and more, but i want to give you and your guests more time. thank you, mr. saib shat. now mr. rasby, mr. shop on this and i want you to if you could elaborate on it because i also said that the regime. just doesn't have animosity towards uh iran, but all of its neighbors and i want to go one step further and say possibly every muslim country in the region. does the regime in tel aviv care or have not have disdain for any islamic country your point of view? look, that obviously is is one of the key aspects, but a colonial power, an imperial power, racist power and a partide regime does not really... care for whether they are muslims or non-muslims, as you can see when sort of people are killed, murders and assassinated, it's not only muslims, but also christians living in the occupied territories, as we saw with the al-jazera journalist who was reporting while she was finding her report was assassinated. by the israeli offensive force, i call it israeli offensive force rather than idf, because that's what they are, they're not there for defending the nation, but for be

missrata in libya, the lebanese capital beirout, the jordanian capital amman, the martian capital noak shat, the iranian capital, tehran, all these countries have been seeing pro-palestinian demonstrations in support of the palestinian cause, and support of gazans who have been suffering under the horrific attacks of the israely war machine, and uh, all of them have been uh calling for the liberation of palestine in a in unisen, in a message of the pro-palestine rallies that are taking place, but israel uh has uh ever since the gaza based resistance groups commenced operation alaxsa floods on saturday uh israel has cut off uh water food and energy. supplies for the 2.3 million people living in the gaza strip, some countries have called for humanitarian corridor to let civilians get out and allow um basic commodities commodities and necessities to get into ghaza ease the suffering of the palestinians, but uh uh the air land and sea blocade is nothing new as it's been in place by these uh uh being held in place by the israeli regime since 2000 seen as a result of operation alasa flood, i beli

intensified over the last week in particular, i agree fully with the comments by the previous speaker, saib shat, on his comments, but very clearly, the breathes of international law are very clear in what's happening, including the breaches of the genocide convention, the geneva conventions on war, humanitarian. law and the un charter in particular, several articles of the un charter had been breached and are being breached since 1948 by the israeli government and by the israeli military, the land of the palestinians has been increasingly stolen, the people have been dethically cleansed, going right back to 1948 and continuously in the meantime. in 1973, almost exactly 50 years ago, i served as united nations peacekeeper in the sinai desert, quite a few members of the un peacekeeping mission in synai was killed trying to achieve international peace uh 50 years ago, this has not been successful, the un has not been allowed particularly by the u.s. using his veeto and support of israel. and the un has not been allowed to create international peace, particularly in the israeli palestine conflict,

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and not that, sitting on the same stage with two fugitive foreign agents anatoly bely and mikhail shatsthe fact that he is considered a talented person, indeed, i repeat, he is talented, but what he can work somewhere else besides the theater for young spectators, now as i understand it, he is in israel, for some time he was in georgia, that is, from the options for working in russia, he chose to share the stage with the enogents, however, his position regarding sv hid it, posted black squares with the phrase no to war, wishes for death, with hints of the russian government, however, then he deleted everything, said that it had been hacked, continued to work in krasnoyarsk, even if remotely, but accidentally appeared on one of the posters in israel, under by another name, the performance of how we buried joseph vesarionovich, director yuval ilin, here are photographs of agent bely, but it would seem that theodori’s last name is not here, but it was not planned, these are his colleagues. those who follow his activities, in fact, well, they saw him there, began to study him and wrote to m

um, joining me now, vios scop is uh, shat abu salama to continue the discussion um with us, with teddy here in the studio with me, um, of course, um, i was gonna ask dr. abu salaman. um, you know, we were talking about uh, the cutting off of electricity and and other supplies uh to the palestinians, but then we moved to talking about why is it that despite all the outpooring of public support for the palestinians over the past three weeks every saturday, only the you know the demonstrations growing bigger and bigger, what we're hearing from... governments, as far as the western world is concerned, is only calls for humanitarian pauses, that is not tan to amount to a ceasefire, why do you think that is? the history of dehumanization really that we're experiencing as pattern, and it's a shame on all of them that they're lowering the bar on ' palestinian lives and our right to freedom, justice and equality that have been long denied, um, i don't know what else to say, really, i they are, they are always um, the international community is always asking the palestinians to uh, like almost u

hanna, look, shat shutdowns american money, so we understand that mo maybe this is just a technical storybut on the other hand, such an unhealthy atmosphere is beginning to manifest itself, in particular from the side of the republicans, maybe not only the republicans, and it was not for nothing that the president's speech took place, so to speak, in the environment on which the allocation of funds depends, something is right with americans, something is wrong happening, i i agree with you that we lack an even more powerful team of experts, we would like to make it even better, but on the other hand , we need two, and accordingly , something very serious is happening in america, well, in fact , the united states of america needs to work very seriously and work with two parties. with two chambers, and not to show any sympathy to one in general , to use the support of those people, in particular, to talk about the indo-pacific region, to use the taiwanese voice, eh, many say, we saw the visit of the us president to ireland, talk to the irish representatives in the same way so that they conv

. >> reporter: the walk to freedom in a snap shat. 59-year-old judith raanan and her 17-year-old daughter are finally safe after two weeks as hostages. they are headed home after many prayers and tears. a community's fear now replaced by joy. >> our prayers have been heard, we are so overjoyed. >> they travelled to israel from illinois and have been missing since the hamas attacks on october 7th. they were visiting a kibbutz for her mother's 85th birthday. she had no idea if they would ever return. >> i am very worried about my sister and my niece. my niece is not even 18. she's supposed to be celebrating her birthday on the 24thth of this month. we know that young women are being raped and injured. judith is not very, very healthy. >> reporter: is she says hamas cud napped 11 other family members from another kibbutz and they are still missing. though cnn cannot independently verify that information. >> as you can imagine, we are devastated and we are having a hard time. her brother is looking forward to hugging his younger sister again and help ing however he can. she recovers from the

famous russian tv presenter and showman, mikhail shats, multiple winner of tefi, the highest russianr the start svo is recognized as an alien agent in russia, but what does he think about his emigration? it’s true, this is a rather difficult emotional ordeal, well, that is, you find yourself in another country , structured completely differently, of course they huddle together, this is normal, but this is a trauma, immigration, undoubtedly, this... this is a severe trauma that it’s possible, probably, well, it will heal, but the scar will definitely remain there. how does nostalgia manifest itself in you for russia? listen, this is my whole life, like me, these are friends, there are the graves of my parents, work, well, that’s all, the russian foreign agent galkin had to teach. nerunā šobrīd vārdi kā akmeņi nekli būsli būs sildes pienam vēl mirkli un tad lai yes, listen, well, any language, if you don’t know it, it’s difficult, well, it ’s its own culture, a lot of incomprehensible words, its own pronunciation, i have lime i taught here, yes, yes, we heard that too, yes, no, well, o

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shat is where the red flag warnings are. >> as we head into saturday and sunday expecting winds to be0 to 30 miles per hour with gusts upwards to about 50 miles per hour. and fortunately, humidity levels really dropping. may be asking, well, why does that happen, right? why now? and not last week will high pressure sitting off shore right now. low pressure. it's called an inside slider because kind of slides to the inside of california. once those 2 dynamics set up, you get that clockwise circulation with your high pressure counter clockwise circulation with low pressure and the wind gets driven between them essentially from the northeast to the southwest. that is a dry wind very different than the wind that comes in from the ocean. so we have that wind happening. and then let's talk about why we can get wildfires in these conditions. dry vegetation. we're near the end of our our summertime. we have had some rain but not a whole lot. low humidity levels. that wind will cause that is it will dry the air out. and of course, the wind that i talked about. so for fire, you need a heat sour

i think a book that shaped america is "shat ertd sword," it's an amazing retelling of the battle of midwaynd it shows we can question our history, analyze and learn more about it over time. >> i'm tony from san diego a book that i think shaped america is "the jungle," also my favorite book. i think it's a combination of a great kind of summation of immigrant story in america as well as the beginning of the labor rights movement which is also really important. i think it occurred at a a time that was pivotal in american history. just a great book overall. >> senus your idea of a book that shaped america. go to c-anrg/booksthatshapedameric a. viewer input sup at the top. bob, lookout mountain, tennessee. thanks for holding. we're talking about huckleberry finn. >> i read the book as an eighth grader because i was required to, and then when i retired i took my boat down the tennessee river, up the mississippi, to about the iowa line and came down and tried to float and of course we have dams now and locks they didn't have. but it was a wild river. i'm just curious, there was a certain piece t

repeat once again, in the capitals tomorrow the main thing is a strong wind, such that it destroys the shatonger. well, about the temperature for moscow, first a breath of air is planned, well, we haven’t started drawing snowflakes on the weekend, but it looks like we’ll have to, well, what can we do, it’s autumn, thank you, this was the weather forecast from irina polikova, these are the main news for this hour right now is the premiere, detective first department, at 22:15, and aina nikolaeva, thank you for your attention, all the best to you. the composition of acepol is unique, it contains the keferan component to strengthen the immune system and live lactobacilli to restore microflora. occipol, improve the intestines, strengthen the immune system. damn, it’s cold, we’ve only just arrived, we still have to stand until 80 in the morning, get used to it, you’re not the first, you’re not the last , it will be easier from here on out, i actually imagine service differently, but chases, detentions, shootouts, but not like that, of course, but yes, something like that, forget it, it only happ

vote on amendments moran 1250, daines 1185, sullivan 1216, sullivan 12 1221, cornyn-peters, rosen, shats, booker-tuberville, reed 1202, brit 1270. hirono-moran, warnock-cornyn, smith-ricketts 1134, rosen-crapo 1230, padilla 1140, shaheen 1131. klobuchar moran 1203, padilla 1139, ossoff-braun 1255, ernst, 117. vance 1210, rubio, kennedy 1354, braun, 1182, hawley 1200, cruz 1296, blackburn 1349, budd 1243, cramer is it 41, paul 1217, paul 1347, cruz 1249, lankford 1232, lee 1121. further, that 60 affirmative votes be required for cramer 1231, paul 1217, paul 1348, cruz 1249, lankford 1232, lee 1121. further, upon disposition of the amendments listed above, the senate vote on adoption of the substitute amendment, as amended, if amended, with a 60-vote threshold required. the the senate vote on passage of the bill, as amended, if amended, with 60-vote affirmative threshold for passage. upon disposition of the bill, the committee on appropriations be discharged from further consideration and the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of h.r. 662, the scott-rubio substitute amendment at

normal people on earth should and think the same way, here is a fugitive comedian and agent mikhail shatshis people. i'm absolutely back deliberately, because at this time i want to be here with the people of israel. and i will help as much as i can, in short, i am absolutely ready for any help, i am proud. people who surround me. post-support for israel was published by actor anatoly vaisman, who fled from russia, who is also white. in the comments, russians asked whether the fugitive artist would join tsahal and whether his children would go to the front, recalling an old interview in which bely assured that if necessary, his children would serve in the israeli army. you understand that your children, your children will have to join the israeli army? yes, talk about it calmly? no, absolutely. but what can you do, it’s calmer than in russia. foreign agent -humorist semyon slepakov called himself part of the israeli people and wished the idf soldiers courage. actor maxim vitargan also indirectly supported israel, calling for fundraising for the local ambulance. the actor himself, as the p

she lived according to the route, work, home, home, work, at work, what dangers, bonuses or shat, ande all this, you don’t understand yourself, no, mother, it’s you without me, no, if you want, of course, tell him yourself, why? she herself said that zhenya is sure that anka was robbed, right? well, well, they’ll find some goner, for the first time, or something, they put him in the archives, well, we can’t allow this, don’t you understand? yes of course, i understand, that’s why we have all our hope in roma, he still has weight in the city and can take control of the situation, talk to him, please, ask him to help, there’s no need to ask him. he understands perfectly well that anya, our friend, is a person close to us, but all this is on one condition, if his wife is not involved in the case, otherwise he will expose himself to the blow, do you understand? now i’ll look where we’re going, so we’re going to the left, veronica is a very sweet girl, don’t you think so, i hope you had a good time, yes, great, by the way, you know that the main thing in dancing is the chemistry between pa

and you will get shat upon on both sides . it doesn't matter on both sides.em about expressing a view anyway. well, it is it is and so anonymity gives a sort of confidence to some, but the confidence to some, but the confidence to some, but the confidence to terrible people, as we know, it's a disaster . and as we know, it's a disaster. and i'm of course, i put things on twitter, as you do . i used to. twitter, as you do. i used to. you don't anymore. no no. i'm afraid once mr musk got there, i just felt no. and this is why you mustn't believe anything i say about the future. because i believed when in two thousand and seven, when i joined twitter and seven, when i joined twitter and it was just starting, i believe that it would melt away boundanes believe that it would melt away boundaries and divisions and the old problems and that we would all be brothers and sisters . and all be brothers and sisters. and the problem with technology is there are always good people who will use it for good reasons. and then there are rather bad people who will use it for ba