peter said thou shall never wash my feet. jesus said if i wash thee not, thou has no part of me.feet only, but also my hands and my head. jesus said to him, he s that washed needeth not save to wash his feet, but is clean every wit and ye are clean, but not all. for he knew who should betray him. therefore said he, you�*re not all clean. after he had washed their feet and had taken his garments and was set down again, hi said unto them, know ye what i have done to you. ye call me master and lord. and ye say, well, for so i am. if i then your lord and master have washed your lord and master have washed your feet, your lord and master have washed yourfeet, yes your lord and master have washed your feet, yes also ought to wash one another�*s feet, for i have given an example that ye should do as i have done unto you. this is the gospel have done unto you. this is the gospel. ladies and gentlemen, it is for me a great sadness that i cannot be with you all today. the maundy service has very special place in my heart. it has its origin in the life of our lord, who knelt before his disc

are large mobilizations to prevent the entry of immigrants. last year 3 million entered, but 1,500 thouswere deported. that is the reality. no quitan. yes, this issue is not limited to one reason, and there are many reasons for it. we can say that in the past years, the issue of economic problems were raised, the lack of ability earn a living in their own land, lack of work, etc., but in addition to the issue of lack of work in countries where people have no choice, there is also the issue of security. the issue of security is the most important thing in our countries, known as central america, where unfortunately there is a situation of... and insecurity and this situation has caused migration and displacement of people from these areas in many places, these journeys are very long and they cause many casualties, and people on these journeys are looking for better life and better security conditions and a different kind of life, but unfortunately they face conditions that put their lives in danger. some immigrants say that we have nothing to lose here because we don't have this security

more than one thous, one thousand innocent lives lost including at least 27 americans.nth of ramadan. the rivers of mesopotamia are going through their most critical times. with the deaths of the tigres and the euphretes, what will the future hold for the people of iraq and syria? will the aras river end up the way the tigris and the euphretes did? the future for millions of people is tied to the freedom of captive called. more palestinians die of hunger and dehydration as israel regime genocidal war on. enters its 153rd day. south africa urges the world court to take additional emergency measures against israel to prevent eminent famin and starvation in gaza. and the arm forces hit a us cargo ship in the gulf of aiden in retaliation for western attacks on yemen and its support.

thou has now been suspended. thou has now been suspended. transition to a recovery mission. they talked about the desperately difficult conditions in which they have had to undertake the search and rescue mission. the water here is very cold, it is very deep, they're extremely fast currents as well. the visibility in the water is poor. of course, it is full ofjagged metalfrom water is poor. of course, it is full ofjagged metal from the bridge that collapsed. meaning conditions for rescuers were very difficult indeed. the fbi, the coastguard, number of other agencies, the fire department alljoining in in the frantic search for those men. this construction workers that were repairing potholes on the bridge when it collapsed. those agencies tomorrow morning say they will regroup in order to recalibrate their efforts to continue the search for the six men, but as i say, in a recovery mode, recovery situation and not in a search and rescue. so terribly sad news for the families of those men. ., , ., ., ., men. our thoughts go out to them. men. ou

in the uh ghetto during the second world war by the nazi troops that are star to death almost 400 thous people for several months and we see they're not going to stop unless uh the international community that is not responding to this call do something about it. well uh the us roll has also become a bit more prominent here uh jihad abdul mamit. mean if there was any doubts about that uh let's look at and get your idea about this uh uh food air drops that the us uh did uh where it involved jordan and it was about 38,00 food parcels that were involved here now um it seemed like the... was very enthusiastic about doing that, that it was a goodwill gesture on their part to give that impression anyways, but they have been facing a barrage of critiques, how can 38? food parcels satisfy almost 2 million palestinians who are dying and i must say f 500 thousand of them are on the on starvation meaning they're um fighting for the for their life. what do you think about this so-called airdrop that has happened of food from the us? yes, thank you. always begin with bismillah in the name of allah.

when, and then in terms of their president, they have decided they want to have the president, even thouey have a hard task of deciding who the next prime minister and government will be. res, who the next prime minister and government will be.— who the next prime minister and government will be. a lot of steps before they _ government will be. a lot of steps before they get — government will be. a lot of steps before they get to _ government will be. a lot of steps before they get to that _ government will be. a lot of steps before they get to that point - government will be. a lot of steps before they get to that point by i government will be. a lot of steps | before they get to that point by the sounds of things. in this political vacuum, the grip of the gangs has strengthened, all the time. do we have any idea what this presidential council is proposing to do to actually restore order? now, you will see that _ actually restore order? now, you will see that from _ actually restore order? now, you will see that from this _ actually restore order? now, you will see that from this releas

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situation in israel, the more we learned about the attack. the more horrifying it becomes. more than one thousre pure, they're pure evil. i said from the beginning, the united states make no mistake about it, stands with israel. united states stand. how designists come from across the world to. to occupy a land belonging to another nation, how do they form their secret army, hagana? how do they grab lands belonging to palestinians? how did they build and expand their illegal settlements? israel's former prime minister goldomir answers these and more questions in this: documentary headlines 170 days of gen of war against the gazo strip number of palestinians killed surpasses 32,100. the un chiefs call for immediate cease fire in gaza and delivery of aid to palestinians and lebanon's hesbula fires over 60 rockets at israeli military sights after regime war plane strike the city of balbec.

hurry and why do you insist so much, and you should be patient, i said, we've been waiting for two thous years. do you still believe that we are impatient? we might not..." remember all the 2000 years, but at least i for one can talk about the hardships and efforts me and my parents went through. i asked abdullah, do you remember all the days and seconds of the nabitians? do you remember all their sufferings after the arrival of the romans? no, but it's obvious that you and facel who want to... establish a government in jordan and iraq today, remember your father's efforts. even if sharif hussein had not passed away in 1931, he could have talked about the dream that had been kept alive for 77 years to pass it to you. it was these growing sufferings that let herzel to request the establishment of a home for jews, and only year before i was born, the first world jewish congress was formed in bustle switzerland. the first candle was lit and it was supposed to shine light to the dark corner of the world. i was less than 9 years old, i mean it was in 1906 when my parents and shina and zipka,

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situation in israel, the more we learned about the attack. the more horrifying it becomes. more than one thousnocent lives lost including at least 27 americans. these guys make, they make al-qaeda look pure, they're pure, they're pure evil. i said from the beginning, the united states, make no mistake about it, stands with israel. united states stand. christ to be headlines: on the 173d day of the us islaly genocidal war on the gaza strip, the palestinian de approaches 32,5 fire a barrage of rockets that is really targets, response to an overnight rate on the lebanese medical center. thousands of jordanians protest against israel demanding the closure of the regime's embassy and aman in solidarity with gaza and the hamas.

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used against just five, 10, 20 or 100 people. before the annox of flood operation, there were over a thous administrative detainees, but after israel launched a brutal arrest campaign, the number of administrative detanees exceeded 3, they include doctors, engineers, ordinary people, and university students, even miners are... failed under the administrative detention policy. i also want to mention one of the ugliest practices that i just remembered, which is the unexplained death of people in prison. since october 7th, 11 people, including administrative detainees, died under tortured. they were killed during just four months. isn't that kind of insane? in return, you saw how palestinians in gaza treated the israeli captives. they treated them humanely and shared their food with them, according to the israeli. captives testimonies, we saw a released woman carrying her dog, while people in gaza have no food, her dog was in a good condition, so the way israeli captives are treated differ from the way palestinians held in israeli jails are treated. in palestine, the israeli captives are trea

are large mobilizations to prevent the entry of immigrants, last year 3 million entered, but 1,500 thouswere deported. that is the reality. they prevent us from having a factory and having our own companies based on raw materials. is the issue of immigrants, and especially today, when we are on the verge of an election there, an american election, that we know what it is, and how very democratic, the matter has become much clearer, estilo estados unidos, no, tema ha tomado. we see what is happening in texas, the governor's speeches and at the same time the speeches of biden himself. now we can talk about these issues later. now, if you agree, let's talk about the causes and motivations of this migration from our countries in latin america, countries with the different and damaged race towards the us. america. we can say that in the past years the issue of economic problems were raised, the lack of ability earn a living in their own land, lack of work, etc., but in addition to the issue of lack of work in countries where people have no choice, there is also the issue of security, the issu

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art and unto dust thou shall return."or any of you viewers who aren't catholic, these holidays are very different. valentine's day is all about sensual indulgence and making love, while ash wednesday is a day of fasting and reflection marking the start of lent. some catholics maybe tempted to celebrate both but one official warns ash wednesday is far more significant and should be prioritized. sounds like somebody didn't get a valentines last year. bishop? this valentine's day, nearly half of u.s. adult population is unmarried. half, which means statistically speaking there's a 50% chance that if you're married, your spouse is not. ask. always ask. with this increase in singles, reports show that self gifting is on the rise. remember, the catholic church is against that too. [cheers and applause] okay. okay. that's a stroker. what i don't understand is what's the difference between self gifting and just buying things? this year i'm gifting myself an oil change and a pack of gum. i am such a terrible gift giver, i have to

has always been brief, thou~h. ,, �*, ., ,, ., , though.'s take the example of anti-muslim hatred. _ though. sure. let's take the example of anti-muslim hatred. some - though. sure. let's take the example of anti-muslim hatred. some of - though. sure. let's take the example of anti-muslim hatred. some of the l of anti—muslim hatred. some of the language that is used over stirring up language that is used over stirring up language against muslims has come from quite extreme areas. is that going to be covered? i don't know. they have rushed this out, and to be honest, it is hard to make a real assessment of it, because it leaves more questions than it answers. itruihat more questions than it answers. what is the impact — more questions than it answers. what is the impact of _ more questions than it answers. what is the impact of being _ more questions than it answers. what is the impact of being added to a list like this? i am not saying anything about your organisation, but i imagine for a lot of activist groups, being put on a list like thi

palestine, the palm trees with dates, there are some areas that have been planted for more than a thousy day to uproot and destroy these signs that are obvious manifestations of the culture of nation that have been present in the land for millennia. just look at the israeli settlements and the palestinian cities. palestinian cities or cities where not one building is the same as the other. each building has a specific place and has since most of them or hills a view and all these houses climb onto each other and build a city that has the... same shape as the geography, because it is amalgamated with the geography, by looking at them, everyone immediately recognizes that these cities have been built over the centuries. when one enters bethlehem and sees the paths where christ passed, one sees the ancient city, one sees the grotto of the nativity, one realizes that this city has been there for millennia. when you look at the israeli settlements, they are an absolutely spiritless and soulless repetition of a housing unit. that is repeated and could be repeated forever and that erases geogr

where it says things like thou shalt not lie. thou shalt not bear false witness.ing the bible and he announces it during holy week is like spitting in the face of those that believe in easter and what good friday is all about. he's already now, selling pieces of his suit that he was arraigned in being charged with crimes. then he comes out selling sneakers with gold. now in the middle of holy week for those of us that are western you're going to sell bibles for $60 and say this is the only bible endorsed by donald trump. first of all if we then believe the bible is the word of god, it's the height of arrogance, not narcissism -- if not narcissism to say that you can address the bible. your bible is all right. what about other bibles? what are you saying? i think there is nothing more insulting to anyone for the scriptures they believe them to and found to be guilty of sexual harassment. >> not a thing to challenge there. what president biden said friday, marking march 31 as transgender day of visibility. this happens to fall on easter sunday. house leadership as w

situation in israel, the more we learned about the attack, the more horrifying it becomes, more than one thousning, the united states make no mistake about it, stands with israel, united states stands. das ist eine wohnung finden, gehen. da gab es durchaus konflikte. bismillahirrahmanirrahim. khair liman ittta. keeping you up to date with world news every half hour on press tv. israeli forces kill and injure nearly 90 civilians waiting for aid in northern gaza as regime's genocide enters its 160th day. the leader of hezballah says israel is paying a high price in its war with the resistance in gaza and lebanon while trying to hide its losses and says a reuters reporter who died in southern lebanon last october was killed by israeli tank fire a group of clearly identifiable journalists.

situation in israel, the more we learned about the attack, the more horrifying it becomes. more than one thous

situation in israel, the more we learned about the attack, the more horrifying it becomes. more than one thousnocent lives lost, including at least 27 americans. these guys make, they make al-qaeda look pure, they're pure, they're pure evil, but i said from the beginning, the united states make no mistake about it. stands with israel, united states stands with israel. in this week's show we'll be exposing the activities and an israeli lobby group operating in spain calling itself action and communication on the middle east, which is usually referred to by its initials acom. there was a poll done by yuugav at the end of 2023 with found that essentially spain was the the most pro- palestinian country in western europe um in terms of public opinion, so this is the country where you... pay a relatively low political price for speaking out for palestine, in spain of course there is an islamophobic party, the vox party, i was referred to a minute ago as a rump party and and uh this acom group is very quite close to to vox, that's an indication really of the kind of tradition of islamophobia which fl

davis is -- gave us his thou~hts. , .,, , ., thoughts. the emphases on improving — thoughts.ses on improving coordination - thoughts. the emphases on - improving coordination between governments, local governments and central governments. not many— and central governments. not many people talk about this but i think_ many people talk about this but i think this is very important because _ i think this is very important because if this coordination programme or plan is made effective, it will go a long way — effective, it will go a long way to _ effective, it will go a long way to improve policies and implementations in china. and governments do not talk to each other_ governments do not talk to each other much and that really slows _ other much and that really slows down politic implementation. and number two important — implementation. and number two important thing is as you mentioned earlier, the development of ai and tech development of ai and tech development and so on. and that goes _ development and so on. and that goes along to underscore the new— goes along to unders

situation in israel, the more we learned about the attack, the more horrifying it becomes, more than one thous

situation in israel, the more we learned about the attack, the more horrifying it becomes. more than one thous, one innocent lives lost including at least 27 americans. these guys make, they make al-qaeda look pure, they're pure, they're pure evil. i said from the beginning, the united states make no mistake about it, stands with. israel, the united states stand. welcome to spotlight. israel has carried out its deadliest attacks in monsan syria, leaving dozens of people dead. the aggression is coincided with the drone attack launched by terrorists in itlip. israel has also ramped up its deadly air strikes on lebanon in recent days. this is while the regime is pressing ahead with its genocidal war on the gaza's. trip and there seems to be no end in sight to the:

women, children, elderly and sick israeli entity captives in exchange for releasing between 700 to a thous palestinian prisoners, including 100 with life sentences or high sentences. furthermore, the proposal also includes hamas's agreement to date for a permanent ceasefire after the initial prisoner exchange, while the office of israeli entity prime minister considered hamas's response to be unrealistic, some israeli entity officials hinted that this awaited response, which they had been anticipating for weeks could represent a sign of progress. it might allow for transitioning to more serious negotiations regarding detailed deal in a later stage in the qatari capital daha. back to gaza talks this week on the media stream. and welcome back everyone, you're watching press tv, world news. iraki resistance is urged baghdad to accelerate the departure of us forces from the country. press tvs muzim salim reports from the iraqi capital. after weeks of silence, kitab hisballah resistance group, one of the biggest units within iraq's popular mobilization units reminds the government as well as of

people living in ph and i'm trying to imagine what would happen in philadelphia if it were hit by 65 thous bombs if tanks and artillery had been opening opened fire on it in the past several months, if snipers had firing on the population, if the hospitals had been destroyed, the churches had been destroyed and the people had been deprived. of food, water, healthcare, fuel. i'm trying to imagine 30,000 dead. no, i don't buy it, neither does the former green party presidential candidate ralph nater. nater believes that there are at least 200,00 people dead, and that both the zionist entity and hamas for different reasons, are low balling the number. doesn't want to look like it hasn't properly protected its people, and of course, if if netanyahu continues to maintain such a low number, and look at joe biden and say, yeah, well what about dresident and nagasaaki and hiroshima? so we got to keep in mind, we're talking catastrophic numbers, we're talking holocaust here, and we're not talking war, it's not a war, in a war you have two sides that are at least somewhat, some say it's just a one-s

situation in israel, the more we learned about the attack, the more horrifying it becomes. more than one thous 1ous innocent lives lost including at least 27 americans, these guys make, they make al-qaeda look pure, they're pure, they're pure evil, but i said from the beginning, the united states, make no mistake about it, stands with israel, united states stand to do. this is forest. in this week's show we'll be inspecting the role of zinus spirings on us university campuses who are using covert methods to stump out criticism of israel and crush. student groups directly recruiting students on campuses to spy for hostile foreign state to pass the information back to israel so it can then be weaponized and so in particular uh people are docs the personal details are given out they try and stop getting careers or jobs or or to the their posts in universities for example so it's it's very much um covert intelligence involvement in in campus politics the growth um of the numbers of students from all backgrounds who are joining these movements, but this the growth in their strength and bravery and

finally the ceasefire resolution in gaza was approved by the security council. in six months, over 100 thousestinians killed and made, 2 million displaced and famon for this council to... great economic and military aid from britain to the zionist regime, for example 15% of the f35 fighter parts that the zionist regime he uses them to bombard gaza , and they are provided by the british. hospitals bombed, homes bombed, ambulances bombed, churches bombed, mosques bombed, urine schools bombed, refugee camps bombed, factories bombed and the bombing continues. gaza is under siege from the air and the f-35 stelmer often referred to as the most lethal fighter jet in the world is being used. parts for this fighter jet, the laser targeting system and the weapons release system are made in british. according to a recent gallop survey, about 42% of the american people said that they identify with the palestinians and that who are struggling to survive in gaza, as the israelis continue waging this war of genocide against them. we see this support coming from all over the world. there is no part of the w

and thou things like, you know, the the snowden story where there was a war on whistleblowers. down to and it really happened during covid, is that who disagreed then just kind of disappeared from the there were people who o had, you know, decadesrw of building up their online esence, maybe not decades, maybe ten, 15 years, who if the government or if a big tech something they were saying constituted hey could have their whole life's work just disappear, just taken down with no real recourse, no real way to kind of sue the government or sue youtube or sue google. and that, i thought was just such an america, in history see. being and what it what it really can get to is that any kind of dissent can be labeledsmisinfor. so when you looked at at the definition of health, misinformation during covid, it actually became and was described in many places as anythingt contradicts the official government point of view. so■? you would have won official say something and anybody who that official then was scrubbed from the internet. so the problem is that once you give the government tha

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seeged fire by hamas earlier this month, under that proposal, israel would have freeed between 700 to a thous palestinians in return for female minor, elderly and infirm captives. israel's also rejected other hamas demands leading to a stand-still in indirect cease fire talks in qatar. those demands include israel fully withdrawing its forces from gaza and allowing displaced palestinians to return to their homes in the northern part of the territory. palestinian resistance fighters have ambush in israeli military vehicle north of the city of tukarm and the occupied west bank killing a number of soldiers. mon candel, our correspondent a romala join us earlier for your details. the fighters of the tol karim battalion, it's one of the branches of the saraya al quds, the arm drink of the jihad movement issued a statement and they were the fighters were inside and the center of the refugee camp of nur shames, they issued a statement saying that their fighters. had set an ambush at the gate of the village of derson in tulkarem and that north of the city of the of them and they had monitored the mov

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shows craters created by these heavy us bombs, more than 500 craters, which are consistent with 2 thousruction is 39.3 ft or 12 meters in diameter. two flashbacks are in order here: first, from october the 7th to november the 1st, med monitor reported that israel struck at least 12,000 targets, that it had dropped more than 25,000 tons of explosives on the gaza strip, and it said this was equivalent to two nuclear bombs like the ones us dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki. the second flashback, massive us arms deliveries, 244 transport planes from october the 7th to december the 25th, more than 10,00 tons. of bombs and munitions delivered to occupied palestine, and that's over a three-month period only. we're now in the sixth month of the genocide. let's not forget, the us has virtually removed all the meaningful restrictions on the stock pile and the transfer of its arms to israel. this includes surplus weapons limitations, annual spending cap on replenishing the stock pile and curtailing congressional oversight. to add in to injury, the us says that israel is using weapons in line with

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he said aggression resulted in death and injuries of over. 50 thous civilians andstraol leader said the saudiled aggression was all part of a larger geopolitical strategy uh pushed by the us, the uk and israel to reshape the region to benefit the zionist regime. he affirmed, despite extensive damage to yemen's infrastructure and the high civilian toll, the nation's spirit remains unbroken. with the pledge yemen will further develop as indigenous military capabilities and its economy, and called uncertain countries to... assess their miscalculations and aggressive policies towards yemen. us occupation forces have carried out series of air strikes against targets in eastern syria near the border with iraq. report say the american war planes carried out 10 simultaneous strikes on residential neighborhoods and military installations in derizor province including cities of deazour, al-mayedin and al-bukama. they say. least 20 people, including women and children, were injured, and no more details of so far been provided, but us regularly conducts air strikes in syria under the pretext of fig

situation in israel, the more we learned about the attack, the more horrifying it becomes, more than one thoushe united states make no mistake about it, stands with israel, united states stands with israel. god is omnipresent, but he has house in mecca as token of his presence on earth. around 15 centuries ago, the prophet abraham built a house in mecca on god's orders. it was to be a place where all believers in god could get together in unity. in the hajj, muslims go on pilgrimage to god's house, and in ramadan, god goes to the houses of the fasting muslims, but in both. the host is god and the guests are his believers.

situation in israel. the more we learned about the attack, the more horrifying it becomes. more than one thous, 1,000 innocent lives lost including at least 27 americans. these guys make, they make al-qaeda look pure, they're pure, they're pure evil, i said from the beginning, the united states make no mistake about it, stands with: israel, united states standard. in an exclusive documentary on press tv. now uh, of course, ukraine has been shelling donietsk uh for months now, indeed intimally for the last eight years, when they're not trying to hit military targets, they focus on civilian targets. british filmmaker johnny miller goes to the region to delve into the heart of the conflict between the two neighboring countries. is the forces once again kill gozans waiting for a trucks as a regimes indiscriminate attacks claim more civilian lives across the blockated territory a un expert says israel has launched a starvation campaign against palestinians in gaza by destroying the territory's food system. and the us president comes under fire for his state of the union address voicing support for

situation in israel, the more we learned about the attack, the more horrifying it becomes, more than one thous, 1,0 innocent lives lost. including at least 27 americans, these guys make, they make al-qaeda look pure, they're pure, the're pure evil, but i said from the beginning, the united states make no. mistake about it, stands with israel. united states stands with israel. welcome to israel watch, on this episode we will carefully monitor the disagreements within netanjahu's administration and the repercussions that benny gans's visit to the united states left behind, which were exacerbated by the resignations of... officers in the information department and the occupation army, in addition, we will go over the failure of the truth negotiations and the captive's exchange deal, in light of the demands for netanyahu's resignation and going early election.

reporter: the big question now, is this a momentary surgery, or will the spring bring even more of thouo the housing market? david noriega, nbc news, los angeles. >>> still ahead, heart pounding video of an attempted kidnapping and how quick thinking by that girl's mother may have saved her life. >>> plus, it's been lost to the ice age for centuries. now scientists want to revive the long lost woolly mammoth. but is that really a good idea? >> plus it's been lost >>> we are back now with hart stopping video of an attempted kidnapping in new york city. a young girl grabbed right outside her apartment door. her mother jumping into action to save her. george solis spoke to that mother about the fight for her daughter's life. >> reporter: terrifying moments all captured on camera. a teen entering her queens apartment is ambushed by a masked man. watch again. the man dressed in camo jumping her from behind and forcefully grabbing the teen and dragging her away. the woman after her was her mother, adriana alvarez. >> i've never heard her scream like that. >> you're not thinking about your saf

itself means the destruction, the total destruction of gaza strip, it it does it mean to kill over 31 thous people in addition to those under the rapel, does it does it mean to displace one and a half million people? look, gaza is like a battlefield of the second world war, this is... "it cannot be accepted, it cannot be tolerated. i agree that russia and china should play a bigger role here, should play a decisive role here, and we ask these questions, and we we we raise our voices that diplomacy is not enough, and international organizations, you and you and security council are not the right tool, because america..." is blocking the way, they know that these organizations, these global organizations like the security council is not working, so so why why do you think the russians, why do you think the russians and chinese have not gotten more involved? i know that the russians are totally involved with the war in ukraine and they are you know contained with what they are doing politically and diplomatically within the international arena. but they know the international and they were cri

this is iran's largest football stadium where over. 100 thous iranians gathered on tuesday to celebratems, imam hassan, peace be upon him. during the ceremony, iranians were seen holding flags and reciting the holy quran. palestine, as the most important issue of the muslim world, was at the center of the religious event. people are holding the palestinian flag saying they want to share the reward of the ceremony with the... the ceremony had a special guest, the leader of the palestinian islamic jihad movement, iranians and wavering support for palestine. palestinian's hearts are always with the people of iran. the holy quran always unites us. i assure you that palestine will live on. the holy quran will live on. the palestinian people will continue their resistance. today iranians once again express their solidarity with palestinians and condemn the israeli atrocities in the besieg gaza street. in one of the largest events in the country, they emphasized that the palestinian cause is a central issue for all muslims and will not be forgotten until the liberation of palestine. farzan ash

media outlets try to manipulate their audiences by showing few half. empty polling stations out of 60 thous of them across the country. linking turn out with the legitimacy of the entire political system is not only absurd but hypocritical. low or lukewm turnout has been a common phenomenon in other countries, including in the west. over the last two years, such trends have been widely reported in the german, french and british media, especially in the context of elections of secondary importance. but unlike the iranian... as the legitimation crisis of the french political system. there is no logical relationship between these two. you might infer from low turn out that there is for example some sort of discountant in society at the performance of for example the government, but it's just jumping to conclusion if we connect any political or social development to the legitimation crisis. voter turnout is not a fixed stable phenomenon. it fluctuates from time to time and it's not going to be the ultimate criterion for the legitimacy of a ruling system as no single factor determines voter turn

belongs to them. you could first tell us understand that for more than millennium, for more than a thousears, palestine has been a very diverse territory in which jewish people, christian people, muslim people, people from other minorities of any kind have lived following their own religions, and it all begins not 2000 years ago, the question of palestine does not go back to 2000 years, it is not a religious issue, although we are talking about the holy land obviously, and there are different actors. god and yet they did believe that god has given them the earth, so this is essential, we're talking about a colonial issue, specifically settler colonialism that began at the end of the 19th century when this zionist movement, we should not represent judaism, nor was it a branch of judaism, neither zionism nor the regime of israel represented judaism, or are they branches of judaism, but they do speak in its name, but it has precisely become a zis movement, and if we review contemporary jewish history, we see that there have been and currently exist numerous people and numerous jewish groups

the favorites in south africa are the people who are being. more than one thous, 1,0 innocent lives lost including at least 27 americans. these guys make, they make al-qaeda look pure, they're pure, they're pure evil, i said from the beginning, the united states, make no mistake about it, stands with israel, united states stands with israel. sheikh talal abdurrahman sherim, a former prisoner in israeli regime prisons. dealing with the situation in palestine and talking to someone who understands and knows the zionist regime very well. freedom is priceless and must. suffers two pains, the first pain when his house is rated by the occupations army, the second suffering that the prisoner will endure begins when he is placed in the army troops vehicle. we hope that the blood that was shed in gaza was not in vain, and that they will achieve the freedom and preserve the dignity.

palestine, the palm trees with dates, there are some areas that have been planted for more than a thoustations of the culture of nation that have been present in the land for millennia. just look at the israeli settlements and the palestinian cities. palestinian cities or cities were not one building is the same as the other, each building has a specific place and has since most of them are hills a view, and all these houses climb onto each other and build a city that has the same shape as the geography, because it is amalgamated with the geography. by looking at them everyone immediately recognizes that these cities have been built over the centuries. when one enters beth. and sees the paths where christ passed, one sees the ancient city, one sees the grotto of the nativity, one realizes that this city has been there for millenia. when you look at the israeli settlements, they are an absolutely spiritless and soulless repetition of a housing unit that is repeated and could be repeated forever, and that erases geography, it erases history, it races the landscape, in one way or another i