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abbas chichaei of sida and broadcasting news agency remembers the martyrs of sherhani in 1402, from the number of audiences who came to theaters to the sale of cinema tickets. the quorum was unprecedented in the past 11 years. equipping and updating the amphitheater hall to show movies. god willing, the cinema will open and a cultural change will be created in this city. which was the reason for registering a significant number in one of the cities . for example, a strange thing happened in kashmir, that within two and a half months we kashmer's activity has been one and a half billion in cinema sales, a city that did not have a cinema. this update and transformation of the situation was also done in 15 other theaters and increased the sales of cinemas. the sales of these cinemas are really surprising, i said. cinemas in these cities where children go have an occupancy rate of over 45. this is a very large number . this year, siad's box office will go to big cities to attract more audiences and sell more. we have provided all the services available in the cinema. it is for sale that all

a journey along the mediterranean that starts from beirut and sida, passes through the forest of green plains and reaches the south of lebanon and its border with the occupied territories. cover this wall with pictures of martyrs. along the way , he sees familiar faces, and one of them is the title of ella's book it inspires. the shape of the statue is such that if i wanted to name it , i would suggest the name of khorramshahr liberation operation. except for jerusalem. it is on top of mount milita. in this book , various places in lebanon are shown through the eyes of the palestinian host, such as the melita museum and the sabrawa and shetim camps. the sparkle in their eyes when they see their own country and say that we in gaza are deprived of even seeing our country. unsaid stories can be seen among the events of the places of this trip in the book , and the dreams that have sprouted in the hearts of this palestinian family are a true and real picture. that from suffering one the palestinian family will be drawn for us, but before this, it was general material that maybe it could no

people who had invested in beirut, sida and sur in lebanon also had capital in the cities of akka, haifa, jaffa and gaza. businessmen of nablus, hebron, quds, gaza, everywhere in palestine invested in business initiatives at that time it was very strong. naturally, for this situation , a large number of workers were needed both for the railway itself and for the trade within the city, because this port was growing during the ottoman period. as a result, hundreds of palestinians, syrians, lebanese and even iraqis and hejazis came to this city to work. this trend led to the growth of construction and progress in the economic sector and, naturally, to the prosperity of social and cultural life, and it has been famously seen in recent years. i was saying that people from all over the middle east come to work in jaffa and other places in palestine, from lebanon, syria , jordan, egypt, yemen, hijaz, morocco and everywhere here. tens of thousands of workers are coming. port workers and palestinian citizens jaffa port authority has decided to prevent the employment of unlicensed workers in the p

a journey along the mediterranean that starts from beirut and sida passes through the forest of green plains and reaches the south of lebanon and its border with neighboring countries. bind and draws inspiration from them for the title of ella's book. the shape of the statue is such that if i wanted to give it a name, i would suggest the name of the city's expenditure liberation operation. except for jerusalem. it is on top of mount milita. in this book , different places in lebanon through the eyes of the host. palestinians are shown like the melita museum and the sabra and shatila camps, their eyes sparkle when they see their country and say that we in gaza are deprived of even seeing our country. there are unsaid things among the events of this trip in the book and the dreams in the heart of this young palestinian family. hit it is a real and true picture of the suffering of a palestinian family that is drawn for us, well, before. it is written and the journey ends again with a wish for the freedom of this land. ansi behri , radio and television news agency. rowing these days is on

the cities were in the flow of people who invested in beirut, sida and sur in lebanon they had capital in the cities of akka, haifa, jaffa, and gaza . the merchants of nablus, al-khalil, quds, gaza, all over palestine. they used to invest. the business venture was very strong at that time. naturally, this situation required a large number of workers both for the railway itself and for the trade within the city. because this port was growing during the ottoman era. as a result, hundreds of palestinians, syrians, lebanese and even iraqis and hejazis came to this city to work. this trend leads to construction growth and progress in the sector. tens of thousands of port workers and palestinian citizens, the management of the port of jaffa has decided to prevent the employment of unlicensed workers in the port. but this radio report shows how the british protectorate controlled the arab workers by imposing regulations on the influx of foreign workers . if a train arrived in haifa a few minutes late, it would be reported. delay in damascus -haifa train. we found out that the damascus train w

a journey along the mediterranean that starts from beirut and sida, passes through the forest of greenins and reaches the south of lebanon and its border with the occupied territories. they beat this wall all over max shahada. along the way , he sees familiar faces and gets inspiration from them for the title of ella's book. the state of the statue is such that if i wanted, i could put my name on it. let me suggest the name of khorramshahr liberation operation to jerusalem , it is here on mount milita. in this book , different places in lebanon are seen through the eyes of the palestinian host. it is shown that like the melita museum and the sabra and shatila camps , their eyes light up when they see their country and say that we in gaza are deprived of even seeing our country. the heart of this palestinian family has sprouted, a real and true picture is drawn for us of the suffering of a palestinian family, which before this was general material, which perhaps could not show this family dissociation and at the same time unity and unity as well as the travel book. written with a palest

sería el hogar de ellen hasta el día de hoy, yo quería estudiar química para encontrar la cura de sidaa. tengo que crear un centro de salud donde todo el mundo puede venir y la información. y así lo hizo. abrió una clínica en plaza del sol, en queens, donde atendió a más de 30.000 familias hasta 2020, que enfermó gravemente de covid y fue hospitalizada. dios mío, me voy a morir en el mismo lugar que murió mi padre, el equipo médico que salvó su vida es el equipo con el que ahora trabaja y que durante la pandemia atendió a miles de neoyorquinos. yo llegué, la gente quería esperanza. la gente estaba con miedo. la gente quería soluciones. pasó 21 entrevistas y fue elegida. entre más de 300 profesionales tuvieron que pasar 190 años para que una mujer y una mujer latina fuera directora de este centro. el hospital es liderado por un equipo de mujeres. please make sure we celebrate each other ha luchado por conseguir equipo médico de alta tecnología con los que cuentan hospitales privados. 800.000 . dime es una máquina pequeña, pero ayuda tanto nuestros pacientes y su prioridad, dice, es most

the us israely general sida warren gassa continues for the 169th day with occupation forces intensifying their attacks on the al-shifah medical complex. hamas hails russia and china for vetoing a us draft. resolution on gaza saying washington wanted to give legitimacy to the israeli genocide against palestinians and the death toll from a terror attack near moscow rises to more than 100 with russia hinting about ukraine's involvement in the attack.

sin embargo, algunos expertos médicos y organizaciones como la fundación del sida de san francisco y conseguiría que más personas terminen en las calles bajo la propuesta. quien se niegue a recibir tratamiento no recibiría el beneficio mensual de 105 $ en efectivo para quienes no tienen un hogar y 697 $ para los residentes que sean personas que no viven en san francisco. están viniendo a san francisco consiguiendo este dinero de la ciudad y después yendo a las calles a comprar fentanilo, doctores señalan que padecer y tratar la drogadicción incluye mucho retos. la persona muchas veces no entiende que tiene un problema. entonces, si conocemos eso, sabemos que van a haber personas que no van a consentir a recibir tratamiento. críticos de este plan insisten en que se trata de una estrategia política para quedar bien con la ciudadanía durante un año de elecciones. pero aquellos detrás de la campaña a favor de la f dicen que la solución es sencilla si una persona está dictada, tendrán que entrar a un tratamiento. nadie sabe si un proyecto va a tener todo el éxito que 1 espera. pero pienso

thousands pages of police and court records, gone hunting in the woods, tom >> lake is on the move and sida rapids, iowa >> one thing i haven't yet to do is knock upon stephen hawkins door stephen caulkins moved here from naples eight years ago, leaving many unanswered questions about the two missing menn. >> i sent list of questions are about 11 pages long. didn't get any answers to those this is my last ditch effort. to try to get some answers from mr. caulkins >> he was then and is now a cipher. we don't know who he was with two men now, missing. investigators focused on corporal caulkins >> we searched his vehicle but what we did dna tests, we then canvases entire area that he wrote in patrol. we dragged lakes for bodies the other thing we did was interview every person that had contact with him to find out if there were remarks or things that would provide evidence a racist tone. there were literally hundreds of interviews. most of them turning into i didn't know the guy >> hawkins yes. still a mystery to me all this time later born in 1954, grows up on this farm outside ottawa, illino

>> her >> family's not had a proper meal since october i really want meat i want pancakes, little sida says, and i want to go back to gaza city, live in a house. we had a home. now were an attempt parents can shield their children from the bombs now, hunger >> so on, life is harder than you can ever imagine. hamza says, i can't even be a father to provide for my children. we just wish we would die. so we don't have to go through this life the little they get is a lot more than most have these days. >> but >> even that could soon be gone with warnings, famine was sweep across gaza in months is every day more people find themselves scavenging for food forced to pick wild plants to boil and eat this grandmother cat hope back her tears as she washes weeds and leafs. doubts. today's meal. what else can they do? she says it's the indignity of hunger >> avoidable >> suffering as the world watches on. jomana karadsheh, cnn london >> the world is reacting to news of the princess of wales. is it cancer diagnosis more on that and why she waited so long to reveal her condition so the break. so we

. >> i want pancakes, little sida says i want to go back to gaza city, live in a house. we had a home. now were an a tent parents can shield their children from the bombs and now hunger hey our side. so on my is harder than you can ever imagine. hamza says, i can't even be a father to provide for my children. we just wish we would die, so we don't have to go through this life the little they get is a lot more than most have these days. >> but >> even that could soon be gone with warnings, famine was sweep across gaza in month is every day more people find themselves scavenging for food, forced to pick wild plants to boil and eat this grandmother can't hope back her tears as she washes weeds and leafs that's today's meal. what else can they do? she says it's the indignity of hunger avoidable suffering. as the world watches on. jomana karadsheh, cnn, london greetings happen >> yeah, that's not good. happened >> huge things happen happen. >> be there with three, learn more at rnc we're building a better postal service all parts working in sync to move your business forward.

chris loves sida lacivita. i should say, as the chief of staff, what does this portend? what does this new leadership mean for the arm? and see, as we contrast it to the organization under ronna mcdaniel to the biggest thing that this symbol is that donald trump is the ohis, the perceived nominee by those in his party. he has fully asserted his grip on the party. these are his hand-picked people, but it's also a merging of the rnc with his campaign, chris lacivita is going to be running a lot of the day-to-day operations at the rnc, but also at his campaign. so whatever, wherever the republican party is active in elections this year with, their campaigning for not only donald trump, but for, for down ticket races. that is all going to be coming in filtered through the trump campaign. so you're going to see him fully commanding that political apparatus now what, what is interesting is some of the things that they're talking about, these new leadership. they want to focus on fundraising, which was struggling with the rnc. but one of the biggest things that they talk about

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