it is a joy to meet sy montgomery. you are a hero of mine. the joy you bring to us as a writer and naturalist has given us a spirit. and you make the living world not only more alive but present to us and matt, thank you for your magical, precise, illustrations that brought this book to life alongside her prose. to my beautiful friend alan crawford, one of the privileges of my life has been to work in a small way with the power of your illustrations. the way in which allen crawford mary's text and image, creates the manuscripts of our time. whether it is this book on endangered species or his beautiful homage to walt's women and song of myself. we are in the presence of a brilliant artist who cares and fights for what he loves. when i was approached to write an essay for this i didn't have to think about saying yes or no. when i saw his images, he has taken a powerful subject that can break our hearts and enliven our souls, endangered species and turned it into a celebratory moment of what must be done. i thank you for your presence. i'm goin

there is another discussion regarding the syed's license, which is actually my syed's license now. permits have been issued in the port of fisheries, and god willing, this work will be completed. i think we have no problem with the rest of the materials. until colleagues are trying. i emphasized that, god willing, they should increase their speed. it should not take more than two full months. after this, yes, i will emphasize after this program . additional groups of colleagues are fairly placed in hormozgan province and do this work. yes. and let me tell you that this story of the fishing license is a little bit now anyway. it is prolonged, it is not supposed to be shorter, especially after it is issued permits are generally issued through the national portal, and it is very clear that in different licenses and in different businesses, it must have been a great honor for the government that the economic activities or at least hundreds of permits were issued through the licensing portal. construction has and will have a great impact on both health and speed, and the ministry of roa

. >> director syed? >> aye. >> and chair gee. >> yes. >> the consent calendar is approved. with that we'll call item number 9 on the regular calendar. san francisco peninsula rail program executive steering committee update and status of the downtown rail extension the portal work plan scheduled. >> good morning, chair gee, and directors. i can't believe wore in the cusp of thanksgiving, so i will wish you a happy thanksgiving. we've been discussing approaches to maintaining the partnership created by the san francisco peninsula rail program m.o. u while a successor agreement is being developed and implemented for this as a result of the board adopted blueprint. the csc is going to be taking this item up and will likely take the bulk of our november meeting. also now the contract rfq has been releads, that was released in late october. that is actively engaged, the team recently held, a successful rfp development workshop with all the members of the imp, addressing various aspects of the evaluation process as well as contract development. i understand that that session was

and so sy is i think, was the most important story. hersh ever wrote. even more so than his my lai. and so i think it was it's one of the few cases i know as a reporter. it's one of the few cases i know where writing a story made a difference. so iant to briefly note you mentioned the rockefeller commission where some oferry ford tried to t preempts by having vice president rockefeller, a cmittee to investigate frank church actually spoke here, the national press club in febary 1975, when the rockefeller commission was happening. and he said the executive branch cannotwith a credibility, investigate itself. and that is really legacy of the committee and frank church general is reasserting the checks balances between congress and government so i really salute you on that and very true. um, senar church also said the united states must not adopt the tactics of enemy means or as important as and what do you think he meant by that? and how does that relevant today. could you repeat that? oh, sure. senator church said the united states must not adopt the tactics of the enemy means are as

like other speeches of syed.t is, if seyyed hassan nasrallah's speech let's see in these years, and especially in the speeches that coincided with important events , even before the 33-day war, for example, i would like to point out that after the liberation of southern lebanon in 200, at the same time as the 33-day war and the developments after the 33-day war. the events that happened in the region, we saw that seyed's speech was always intelligently inclusive and complete, that is , he mentions the international aspect, the domestic aspect of rome, and now the field aspect was the same in this speech, that is, mr. seyyed hassan nasrallah, well, definitely referring to the start of al-aqsa storm operation and that this operation it was a completely palestinian operation, after that, seyed came and pointed out a very important point , the problem these days is that many people want to create a division between the resistance axis with false news and divisive news . they are not together, now they are different a

vanessa: i'm vanessa ruiz in for stephanie sy with newshour west, here are the latest headlines. hunter biden countered a subpoena from house republicans with an offer to testify publicly before congress. the house oversight committee wants a closed-door deposition for its impeachment inquiry into president biden. but in a letter to committee chair james comer, hunter biden's lawyer said, "we have seen you use closed-door sessions to manipulate, even distort the facts and misinform the public." comer then accused biden of wanting to play by his own rules, adding, "that won't stand with house republicans." and in the republican presidential race, the powerful coch network formally endorsed former u.s. ambassador nikki haley today, providing her a huge fundraising boost. the conservative group, led by billionaire charles koch, argues that former president trump can't beat president biden. haley has been rising in polls but remains far behind mr. trump. a rescue drama that gripped northern india for 17 days is finally over. 41 trapped construction workers emerged from a collapsed mo

sy montgomery is a marvel and a dear friend. probably everyone in this audience is. a dear friend of yours. i think the world loves you anyway. a naturalist adventure and the author of more than 30 books that have changed lives and spanned the planet. she's made new york times bestseller list and been a finalist for the national book award for nonfiction, tigers, octopuses, pink dolphins, hawks to hummingbirds. now turtles have poked their heads out of their shells to meet her. with her is matt patterson illustrator turtle aficionado and coconspirator cy to bring more love and understanding adding to the world of turtles. you guys want to come up here and, talk a little turtle. from. wow. what? what a love fest. this is. i cannot believe that we get to be here all in the same room with. and terry and vicky and, all of you and wild mercy is. such a great phrase to describe our prayer and everything that we wanted to get across in everything we've ever created. so thank so much. it's so thrilling to celebrate our new book with you all and this is a project i'll tell yo

stephanie sy has a look at the return of "wild kingdom." standing perfectly still. stephanie: it was fourth of july weekend, when vanessee lindo made a surprising and most patriotic discovery -- this. vanessee: there's an eagle in the yard. stephanie: lindo of yakima nisqually descent thought the eagle's presence was auspicious. vanessee: we believe that the eagle flies highest to the creator, so the eagle takes our prayers to the creator and delivers blessings back to us. stephanie: but she soon discovered this eagle couldn't fly. vanessee: when she raised her wing, i could see blood on her, and i knew she wasn't going to leave. she needed help. stephanie: lindo drove the bird in a crate to paws, an animal welfare organization north of seattle. vanessee: i talked to her the entire time. i was saying, i'm going to help you. it's going to be ok. stephanie: her bald eagle encounter is featured in an episode of "wild kingdom: protecting the wild." it's a reboot of the original nature show first broadcast 60 years ago. marlin: welcome to mutual

. >> director syed? >> aye. >> and chair gee. >> yes. >> the consent calendar is approved. with that we'll call item number 9 on the regular calendar. san francisco peninsula rail program executive steering committee update and status of the downtown rail extension the portal work plan scheduled. >> good morning, chair gee, and directors. i can't believe wore in the cusp of thanksgiving, so i will wish you a happy thanksgiving. we've been discussing approaches to maintaining the partnership created by the san francisco peninsula rail program m.o. u while a successor agreement is being developed and implemented for this as a result of the board adopted blueprint. the csc is going to be taking this item up and will likely take the bulk of our november meeting. also now the contract rfq has been releads, that was released in late october. that is actively engaged, the team recently held, a successful rfp development workshop with all the members of the imp, addressing various aspects of the evaluation process as well as contract development. i understand that that session was

in a positive the occupied westbank, which is on the full is way the control dw abraham reports from sys. yeah. in the side have grown hills wanting. the dish reports does include disturbing images from the very start a heated altercation and be occupied by spain and is released settler on the right in the red t shirt, walks up to a palestinian, and she assumed you're simply suited sutler violence. who is nothing in the palestinian village or c, but since the october 7th, her master attacks on israel secular violin seems more aimed at driving them from their homes room furnishing her home lately since the war began. they've come to us every night. one time they drag my husband for 50 meters along the ground. they beat him very hard and flooded. mowbray. they told him you have 24 hours to leave. if we come back and find you, he will shoot to you. they told us to take all of this down ourselves. they said we had to demolish our own home to him. since he is hot, it's wendy. it's torina stuff. but for helena's family, it's home. he, i keep a home that now hardly has any water, village or c s

also we have heard from the, it's really sy fy minister benny mentioned y'all rejecting this idea saying there will be only, there will be no you mind to term a temporary cease for as you put it as hostages are released. but i think this visit is seen, that's very important also when it comes to discussions, of course, what might happen after this for what are the scenarios that are being talked about . and tanya, we know that overnight israel continued it's air strikes and how mos militants continue to launch rockets targets in is around. what is the situation right now? well that has been uh some real good fire or some uh i was going or could from from a garza to was israel. but you also heard this report about the my god, the refugee a came for the rose compartment. the gaza has a towards authority said that at least $38.00 people were killed. we're still waiting for to hear from the it's where the army get us more details on what happens. uh exactly, and that's why the pointed out this is an area which is in the center of the gaza strip, where people are told to go for, you know, to

syed ali razavi , sedav sima reporter, islamabad.from a life, in a situation where the motherland is occupied, i was writing one day about sharon , what the israeli army was doing, how they were destroying the cities, how they were destroying palestinian cities, including ramallah, my writing is a reflection of all the anger and fear. i had to tell the situation i was in. every night, a short story of the events and now this life is written in the cappuccino book in ramallah. book cappuccino was written in ramallah and is actually a diary and memoir of almost a decade and a half of the life of mrs. saad amirieh, a palestinian who is driven from their land with her family. after a few years, they decide to return to ramallah, and that ramallah is completely under the control of the israeli forces. capuchina in ramallah is the abbreviated version of sharan and my husband's mother, a book translated by leila hosseini in 12 narrations. i ran into the kitchen and i told salim to be careful because the cappuccino machine was making a lot o

syed hassan nasrallah , expressing his gratitude to the people of the world for expressing their sympathy with the oppressed palestinian people, explained the attacks of the 15th mehr of the palestinian resistance and said: there are four issues in the palestinian situation. the first is the asrad case, the second is jerusalem and al-aqsa mosque, the third is the siege of gaza. 4th, including the threats of the zionists against the west bank through new settlement plans, arrests and killings, therefore a big event had to happen to shake the existence of the oppressive and tyrannical zionists and their supporters, especially in washington and london. the secretary general of hezbollah pointed out that the decision and implementation of the al-aqsa storm operation was completely palestinian and had nothing to do with international and regional cases, and said: "the most important result of the al-aqsa storm is a sign of their weakness, considering the haste of the americans to support the zionists." seyyed hassan nasrallah said: what is happening in palestine today it happens, a sign of zio

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for the "pbs newshour," i'm stephanie sy in ohio. ♪ amna: ordinary people with extraordinary stories. ethos behind the louisville story program, which is celebrating 10 years of amplifying unheard voices and untold stories. jeffrey brown went to kentucky to see the power of writing one's own story. it's part of our arts and culture series, "canvas." jeffrey: the beauty, the power, the precision of thoroughbreds on the racetrack, familiar images of churchill downs. but there's another side to life at the home of the kentucky derby -- the so-called backside. that's the term for where 22-year-old merlin cano hernandez has been working since she was 11, alongside family members who've come over the years from guatemala. >> a lot of people don't know about what goes on here. all of the different roles everyone plays back here and how that it's like, the most important one for what happens at the front. jeffrey: for many workers on the backside, work can start as early as 4:00 a.m., sometimes seven days a week, grooming, training, walking the horses. >> there's like so many people that i th

there are a series of events that show that syed's words should be very sensitive and decisive. before the fasting period comes, we see the official announcement of yemen's participation in supporting gaza by firing missiles and drones, which have been carried out on several occasions and this operation is still ongoing. today, the iraqi resistance announced in a statement that it has taken its decisive decision to expel the occupiers, i.e., the americans, from iraq, and this is all before seyyed's speech . ismail hanna, the head of the political office of hamas , greeted the lebanese resistance today and announced that fields of resistance in lebanon, syria, iraq yemen and palestine are united hezbollah in the front of southern lebanon and northern occupied palestine are engaged in fighting with the zionist regime's military, today in a message , the speakers of the resistance in gaza announced that they will move together and side by side with the palestinian resistance towards the al-aqsa mosque and the freedom of jerusalem. today, the minister of information of lebanon annou

here, there is no need for iranlines to have a separate system and sys system for themselves , one-piece system for passenger reception and cargo transfer , advanced systems of airport equipment and 10 escalators among other equipment of this smart terminal. it is an airport where the plane leaves the taxi lane and is attracted to the body of the terminal by the vidigis system. the founders and domestic specialists in the field of mechanical electrical installations and equipment, bridges, telescopes connecting to airplanes and navigation equipment, this finish is bold. in general, both its software and hardware are made internally, and 1800, as i said , can actually transfer full hours. with 10 incoming flights for input for output. well, this island is going to play the role of attracting investment in the country and other free areas, we in the government, as the government , have the duty to prepare the infrastructure to encourage more domestic and foreign investors to ensure that capital flows into the country. from this terminal gate, the airport has successfully passed the pre-lau

welcome to syed smiling. the second season of seyed khandan tv show from this week at 10:00 pm. on saturdays and fridays, it is aired on channel 2, "don't care about everything, why is there so much theater, the memory game and the job identification challenge are among the parts of this late-night satire. ali ghasemi, a news reporter of the radio network, shows three new shows, khoshem sattar's anger. khanan sardar sarbedar and persimmon tree are the titles of these shows. three new shows on the radio show. fm row 17 mhz. god knows how much we can harvest next year. clusters of rage based on a story by jansteink. the world has changed, isn't agriculture for the head? people like us are open minded. the story of the life of a rural american family during the great depression in the 1990s. they are forced to leave their homes. the show of clusters of anger is broadcast every day at 7 o'clock on radio show. if i have one day left in my life. i will fight for iran's independence and dignity for that one day. a passage on the life of satar khanan sardar melli from birth to death in

for pbs news weekend, i'm stephanie sy in ohio.hat annoying buzz in your ear, the itchy bite that leads to frenzied scratching. for many of us in the united states, mosquitoes are merely a summertime nuisance. but ali rogin is back to tell us that around the world, mosquitoes are a growing public health problem. ali: the tiny mosquito is responsible for more deaths than any other animal, they killed more than 600,000 people in 2021. in that same year, another 247 million people were infected. now these deadly vectors of disease are expanding reach, showing up in parts of the world never seen before. a new multipart investigation looks at the global fight against mosquito borne diseases and how years of progress have been reversed. stephanie nolan covers global health for the "new york times." thank you so much for joining us. as we mentioned, humans were winning the war against malaria, mosquito borne diseases for so long. now, mosquitoes are winning, what changed? >> mosquitoes are crafty. they evolve very quickly, every generatio

nesajee, who has not got good results in the last few weeks, is with syed mehdi rahmati was also eliminated in the asian champions league, and there is a lot of pressure on the well-behaved nastagi team . let's see what they want against the good team of zohan and mr. ruby and his students. a report from the second day of the 10th match of the premier league in one of the most important games. esteghlal will host traktoreh at azadi stadium from 160:00. nekonam's students, who have one of the best defensive lines in the league , were stopped last week after four consecutive wins against shamazar ghazvin. esteghlal tehran. the blue ones know well. that if they make the smallest lock , it is possible to lose it. khums students also that week last time, they scored 15 points against nasaji and are in the fourth place in the table with 13 goals scored . ricardo esteghlal is a very good team, a team that is now at the top of the table with all its abilities. well, it's a tough game, but i think it will be a good game, two teams, i think they will play with their full capacity and i hope that the

meeting with the leader of the revolution and we are under your influence and we are here alik or syedld like to see them and their sisters also said that they would like to see them. they have a blessing and a promise of respect to al-mayadeen journalist who was recently martyred by the zionists in southern lebanon. in summary , the foreign minister's trip ended with several important meetings and negotiations, including meetings with the leaders of the resistance and the prime minister of lebanon. and the next visit of mr. amir abdullahian, the minister of foreign affairs of our country , will continue here. the focus of most of mr. abdullahian's talks here is also the issue of the meeting between the minister of foreign affairs of our country, the prime minister of qatar and in this meeting, the minister of foreign affairs of qatar and the minister of foreign affairs of our country met and discussed the palestinian crisis and the implementation and continuation of the ceasefire. appreciating qatar's special and effective role in establishing an agreement between hamas and the zionis

syed abdul malik badreddin criticized the meeting in riyadh for not taking a decisive decision on the issue of palestine and said: "unfortunately, some countries." arabi cooperates with the americans so that the zionists continue to commit crimes in gaza. secretary general of ansar allah considered americans and zionists to be two sides of the same coin and said: in addition to the united states, other western countries also stepped forward to support the zionist regime. and they even help this regime in attacking gaza hospitals. the latest developments in palestine and the aggression of the zionist regime in ghaz were the focus of the telephone conversation between the minister of foreign affairs of our countries and the prime minister and minister of foreign affairs of qatar. in these discussions, the headquarters of the qatari committee for the reconstruction of gaza in palestine was noted. mr. amir abdollahian and sheikh mohammad bin abdulrahi reviewed the continuation of genocide and humanitarian crisis in gaza and emphasized the necessity of stopping the war crimes against gaza

if this happened, how much we should have advertised, syed hassan nasrallah, the leader of the resistance, 4 billion people are sitting and waiting, this is very important . yes, you see , regarding the zionist regime, i will return to your questions. please, let's talk a little louder in any of the calculations and equations of the military and security apparatuses, this was not really calculated. look, if we want to list the army headquarters of the mossad, aman, shabak, lakam, that is, you have all kinds of names. other types of other types of other types you have 820 special forces and special units, i don't know if they are 609. all these are active in intelligence, security and military dimensions. in a land of about 40 square kilometers 36. a square kilometer with all the power and technology that they have, the al-aqsa storm happened. see, in the zionist regime, i brought statistics, the statistics are not our statistics, the statistics and documents of the study center of the zionist regime, these are the ones who prepared the opinions that usually why did it collapse in the last

. >> the pause in fighting brings a temporary sy of relief to civilians in gaza where aid has been scarcehas take on a toll on health care and aid workers. doctors without borders is one of the organizations with staff who have directly suffered from the war in gaza. the french medical charity sd on tuesday that two of its own doctors were killed in a strike on the hospital in northern gaza. i spoke to m.s.s. director in the u.s. avril benoit. our condolence we understand two doctors from your organization and another doctor were killed in an air strike on the hospital earlier this week. tell us more about what happened. >> yes. it's a catastrophe among many others. befalling the health sector and hospitals in particular. so this was a hospital, al ouda, where our staff were working on a couple of floors foe kowngs orthopedic surgery. there were 200 patients at the hospital, this is northern gaza where they lacked medicine, electricity, it was a hospital barely hanging on in terms of trying to treat people. from what we understand there was an air strike or some sort of explosion that com

only 17 km, and the main problem is that they started giving their tanks long-range missiles to atakam sy only now. zaluzhny publicly declared: now the war is entering a new stage of static and exhausting battle in the trenches. in contrast to ukrainian forces, this will allow the occupiers to restore their reserves, modernize air defenses and strengthen defense lines. general zalozhnyi emphasizes, in this war only a powerful technological...invention will be decisive for ukraine, namely, a combination of all technical solutions that already exist, this is modern aviation for dominance in the sky, radio-electronic warfare and drones, means for counter-battery work and demining, and also the mobilization of human reserves for war. general zaluzhnyi fears the most in a positional war that it can drag on for years and exhaust the entire country, it remains to invent a complex of the latest weapons as soon as possible. otherwise, there will be no one in the armed forces of ukraine to fight and volodymyr ogryzko, diplomat, ex-minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, is with us. in touch, mr. vo

syed was supposed to do. the strategy is elsewhere in the hezbollah council it will be closed and it will only be read here, that is, what needs to be highlighted, edited, presented, explained to the people, it will be done, for me, this is what seyed said today. killing 70 people every day, they are firing several rockets, it is much better than the 3-day war, because this time there is a point , they are hitting specific military targets, and every day , hezbollah is publishing pictures of this. yes , it seems like a lot. i think the management is making the northern front the attention of the regime the north has done this completely in one mission , in my opinion, it is seyed for themselves, for hezbollah. now, the seyed that i am saying means that the hizbollah council has determined that it is enough to make the zionist army nervous and unfocused, which is completely successful in this matter. yes, thank you. an interesting point in seyed's speech last time was that, for example, what part of the regime

criticizing the meeting in riyadh for not reaching a decisive decision on the issue of palestine, sy said: "unfortunately, some arab countries cooperate with the americans so that the zionists continue their crimes in gaza." the secretary general of ansar allah considered americans and zionists to be two sides of the same coin and said: in addition to america, other western countries have stepped forward to support the zionist regime and even help this regime in attacking gaza hospitals . the first international meeting of the supreme leader of the revolution's quranic thoughts. thanks to the efforts of al-mustafa society and the university islamic azad was held. in this meeting, three volumes of books on the subject of the quranic thoughts of the revolutionary leader were unveiled, and the authors of four articles were appreciated on behalf of 120 articles and abstracts of professors and students of this university. president's order to deal with the importation of illegal drugs. mr. raisi in the extraordinary meeting of the government board, which was convened to review other parts

as the most sy, communities have also live close to the capital. so the risk of diseases jumping from animals to humans as high, even so many people don't know enough about how to protect themselves. one thing i'm going to get our cows that's suffered from a number of diseases that we don't recognize in gwinnett, one of them, for example, came from water. uh, one bed. you can go my g p. s. other infections can be transmitted by biting insects or, but the spread of disease 3 does, he will to oppose is the biggest danger to live stuck from a slight kitchen bay to reach me from the account. number of the problem has been exacerbated by extreme droughts. him kenya is now that there's drought, farmers are suffering many losses. they've lost a lot of live stock and we can hardly identify the diseases in the live stock. they may be just suffering from hunger. c to the doctors take blood samples from animals to test and malott, or fortunately the no you major outbreaks of noble passages in the region or even worry and mutations. but wild and domesticated a

on al jazeera. asking questions, how is the community after the sy fi? hearing the facts, this is the legacy of colonialism. understanding the reality we're closing the connection. it's a race to find people to, to withstand this journalism and in depth coverage to see who is teams on the ground. bring you closer to the thoughts of the story. the that is rarely know as coals for a ceasefire and keeps bombing the gaza strip. most schools, hospitals are a refugee camp in the hello. i'm dire in jordan this out as a red light from dough. so coming homes inside refugee comes left and ruins on us. to be in search for us alive as hospitals are pushed to break. israel targets causes critical infrastructure including the fresh water supply, plunging the territories human.

i of what is in our lungs, sy? although gnashing flow too much, this is on the lamp post and what's in our lungs and inside our bodies, nobody knows a spying. i'm on the only point to do, you know it's, it's a small village near bell. great. a lot of people die, hear their pictures on land posts covered with red stuff. drug on a millage would love to leave for a village. she tells me, but no one wants to buy her house. it too is covered in big red dust emitted from the steel me a ride across from her home. and we saw that look over there, see how much smoke there is close to being what used to be home to more than 5000 people a decade ago. is now increasingly dotted with empty homes. young people in particular are turning their backs on the village in search of federal page. all that still meal is one of serbia's oldest industrial facilities, commonly referred to as the pride of serbia. it provides thousands of jobs in the region and has said, various owners from the serbian states to us owned back to a serbian pla

the sy benjamin netanyahu, whose office bringing the message directly to designing government. san francisco is the backdrop for a high stakes summit between the leaders of the world. the 2 biggest economies use president joe biden. this hosting talks with chinese president. she's in pain seeking to reduce tensions between the 2 global rivals. she's in things 4 day trip to the us is 1st since 2017, and his 1st thoughts with joe biden in a year. and there's a lot to discuss with friction to be found overtime. one tech sanctions trade as well as the conflicts in ukraine in the middle east. the thoughts come ahead of this weekend's summit of asia pacific leaders is he was president job. i was the president. we know each other for a long time. we haven't always agreed which was not surprised at anyone, but our meetings have always been candid and straightforward and use. i value our conversation because i think is perma you're i understand each other clearly leader to leader with no misconceptions or miscommunication. we have to ensure that competition does not appear in the conflict. drawing me

there's enough concrete in the sy low to last for 2 days. keep travels from the who's into the nozzle that runs along the track. the process isn't just faster. it also needs less materials and fuel workers. and it's cleaner than unconventional construction sites. on we need to build this the for the, the nice thing here is just 3 people. one present that or press the princess one present. that's a present missing lesson on one person that just works at a mix. everything is good with the cost on the list to tennessee, which is basically what i do. as construction site manager, who is responsible for checking the concrete mixer. he also takes care of office work on a smartphone. it's a much more relaxed atmosphere than on other sites. at intervals, they attach anchors to support the double walls. his colleague monitors the 3 d printer on the computer screen. but how does the 3 d printer know what to print? so basically the process is that the, i guess that's designed to build this with our have, you know, we improve with that. yes, this is wha

some of the people of the population are once-served and now they have a case in the syed system , in the sina system, in the nab system, in different provinces, now some of our provinces do not have the sib system, but in some provinces, someone like mashhad has the sina system. or a system in golestan province now, all of these are ready for every iranian to enter our centers and bases , in fact, their electronic health records will be created and actually tracked. it doesn't work like that. now, i don't want to mention his name. yes, the service. well, the issue is the internet infrastructure . it depends on what areas it is. many times, we have a situation where the person who is actually yovez may cause dissatisfaction. this is also related to communication issues. let's not blame the internet for a part of the infrastructure itself i am doing it, mr. dr. etemad, i have complete confidence in this matter now, but the fact is that the electronic file is now in the form of that system, and we have really made reforms in many iranian countries, which was just today in the ministry o

syed morteza bakhtiari , head of the relief committee, said in a news release: by the end of this year, the celebration of self-sufficiency and the construction of 100,000 houses for those who need help will be under this institution. it is held in different provinces under the support of this institution. in a corner of the city of gorgen, these walls testify to the beginning of his work. i had the money, not the capital , to rent a space and start working. i had to start from this space. i painted the floor here. i was packing on the street, i was sending sex, i was leaving. first of all, it is one of these small spaces . we got a loan of 20 million in the first stage, which became our production workshop. now it has a roof for its workshop . i got a relief committee. we came here. a small one, a few meters from the corner of his house, has reached two large workshops in our wood complex . there are approximately 14 people working directly, three or four of them are assistants in the relief committee. let's work here before you driving, i used to earn 300 tomans a day. now that i hav

happened on on on in reality, yes, for example, the construction of the so -called, so-called territory of syding to the oslo agreements, was once supposed to be given to the palestinians, a lot of jewish settlements were built there, this ... very complicated the future decision, and the geographical decision , how to separate the jews from the palestinians, i can only refer to the map, to the cartographers, to several generals, and with whom i am communicating, so far purely physically, to draw the border, to build a border between israel and theoretical future palestine is still possible, every year it becomes more and more difficult to do, because it will mean the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of israelis from here, you are settled in your territory, and you can imagine that there will be an israeli politician who has the strength to do so, will, authority, that in principle he will allow himself to do this, i do not know, he must be, must be a very brave man, but the alternative, yes, the so-called one state for all, it will also be very bloody. because they will expect what is com