he's a professor at the university of 3 and, and in rome we cross through romano. roberto, she is an author and managing editor of the palestine chronicle right cross lock roll is in effect. that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate ramsey. i'm going to go to you and seattle for us because it's a god awful hour. there, i really appreciate, appreciate you joining us here. i'm sure you've been watching the coverage of the complex us starting on saturday. and then it was an unprovoked attack. apparently just came right out of the blue. you know, just a bolt out of have in here. um, it is so painful, you know, as everyone knows that being covering incessantly the ukraine conflict and we have the same rhetoric unprovoked attack. but saying this about palestine. i mean, we got to go back 70 years if you want us talk about unprovoked go ahead, ramsey a big. absolutely so. so even i'm going to jump right into it and say that, forget about what kind of stadiums think speed about this just for a minute. to try to understand this to promote, i mean international law says

thomas militants, it was organized by other ones is lubbock conservative, a k potty a day ahead of the 100 universe 3 of the took he's founding dw correspondent, julia han using eastern bold for us. we asked her earlier to her takeaways from president, are the ones message at the rally? well, i think what we saw at this mass of raleigh here in is simple today, was president ad on stoking his is allow me conservative political face. he reinforced his growing criticism of israel's bombardment all the gaza strip. he called israel. i quote him an occupier and accused. these were in the army quoted in of committing a massacre in a guise. at the same time, he blamed western countries and west and media for legitimizing these attacks on gaza on palestinian civilians. so a loss of anti israel n t western retro rick there from the tuckers leader. that was to be expected add on, also repeated his stones about how muscle being a terrorist organization. as you know, it is designated as one by most of turkeys west and allies by the us, the u. israel, of course, germany. but for the talkers president, you'll have

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cramped in perpetual spasms, it is difficult to recognize. such a beautiful graduate of the kazan university, who 3well, she found love and work, and then the girl lost consciousness and fell on the street, she was rushed to the hospital, but the korean doctors could not figure out what was wrong with her, and the patient was fading away, she was in a very serious condition, now, it seems to me, she is getting worse every day, not... at least how to take her home, please help, after several examinations in various medical centers, it became clear that venus sapurina became a victim of the so-called superbug, vancomin-resistant enteroc, which in turn led to damage to the central nervous system, such a superbug is resistant to antibiotics the world health organization considers it one of the most serious modern threats; in a matter of weeks, the infection turned an absolutely healthy person into a disabled person. i have already lost hope of congratulating her, but still, inside my heart there is some kind of hope that she, even lying down, opening her eyes, will look at me. my mother sold her apartm

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country are present in the campus of semnan university of medicine and, god willing , we will use the capacity and capabilities and speeches of these dear ones in these 3 days . what does physiology and pharmacology mean? let me tell you two very important fields of basic medical science. one is physiology , in the field of physiology, we examine the functions of the body's organs in health conditions, and the second field is pharmacology, which in pharmacology examines the effects of drugs. examination of body function in disease conditions and these two are completely intertwined and their research areas are very common and one is actually the science of the functions of the organs , it examines the natural functioning of the body in health conditions and this science also affects the effects of drugs on the condition of the body in conditions of health. the disease was examined from various aspects by the doctor in the same field as the subject of holding the congress of the national congress of physiology and pharmacology that you mentioned , you stated that you have foreign guests in this 3-day congress , what is the rank and rank of the scientifi

of a university in this siberian city was pavel dzemidov, immediately 100,000 rubles. maybe tomsk. right. university 1200. thanks to donations in the minus office of moscow university in 1826, there were 3ular version says that the famous white sausages were invented by butcher zap mozar in 1857. corresponding the inscription can still be seen on the square. munich, absolutely right, white, sausages are still , well, if not a symbol, then a specialty of bavaria, bavaria, yes, food is served for 600, bag code, 1,200 for you, tatyana, 200 for arthur, 800 for sergei, arthur , arthur, theme: people and animals, rate one and a half. in an illustration from the 14th century, peasants get food for these animals, well, let's say, these are some kind of draft animals, well, let's say, for bulls, let's see, they beat oak trees , knocking acorns off them, below are pigs, a circus in front of them, in the circus arena in this regional... oleg popov what city is oleg popov from? yaroslavl? no, this is saratov. next, one and a half meals are served. this cereal dish is eaten on all holidays in morocco. couscous, that's right, couscous, circus 1200. this hereditary artist, named after his father, ran

of 1% up to 3%. we have spoken to arthur grimes from victoria university of wellington who spent a decade as chairmant the reserve bank of new zealand between 2003 and 2013. ., a, , , ., , 2013. there are many priorities for the incoming _ 2013. there are many priorities for the incoming government. | for the incoming government. the issue will be the structure of the government as to whether they will be able to do much to tackle the economic problems that are there. at the moment, we don't know and we won't know for another two weeks whether the new prime minister will be able to form a governmentjust with the act party, the smaller libertarian party or whether they will also need to form a three party coalition with new zealand first, essentially a popular pork barrel politics party, and those of the two parties cannot work together very coherently on economic policy, so if it's going to require a three party coalition it's going to be very difficult to tackle problems. there is a 2—party coalition just with act, it will be more straightforward. is act, it will be more straightforward. act, it wil

university and graduates of the institution can be found at many industrial enterprises in belarus. the gomel region is a strong industrial region, and the popularity of our university speaks volumes. over the past 3aduates have been distributed to more than 200 enterprises, most of them are from the gomel region. we are actively we work on interaction on scientific research. most of the 80% of science that is done at the university. is being implemented at the request of enterprises, this indicates its popularity and the fact that this is only the future . over 55 years, the university has trained more than 35,000 qualified technical and economic specialists. today. we will work on stretching and flexibility, our first exercise will be called the butterfly, we sit in the butterfly position, make sure that the toe is toe to toe, heel to heel and hold tightly with our hands, on command katya begins to flap her wings actively, with a clap, the butterfly falls asleep, we can press a little if our physical capabilities allow us, or the child pulls himself with his own pressure. and our next exercise is called a toad or a frog on the contrary, for this we need to lie on our stomach, legs, again we conn

a lot of focus on the city of hebron where at least 3 female, well known political activists, 2 of whom studying at university, were arrested, one of whom is a very well known politic go right to and political analyst, women cold lamar culture. she was taken away and around to 3 o'clock this morning. there also rates on the northern city of not bloss napa, sorry, we sold pictures of the is ready on the vehicles going into the city, at least 3 arrests. the and then the also pain arrests and we've heard evidence of that here in and around the city of ramallah. we heard what sound like a so called sound grenades, exploding. we saw pictures, videos released on social media, all of these, right. the soldiers in neighborhoods in the city, at least 3 arrests in ramallah. so what we know now is, according to the palestinian authorities, at least at least 1360 people arrested since this campaign started following those promise attacks inside israel. on october, the 7th moved in a 100 people killed and would, yesterday from the commander of operations. and he's ready to come all under of operations in size. the west ba

hakim was built by a good person and tehran university of medical sciences equipped it. this hospital was built within 3 years. hosseini bai khabari sedavasima. the speaker of the islamic council went to this country on the official invitation of the speaker of the federal national assembly of the united arab emirates. mr. ghalibaf before traveling to the uae he said: the definitive policy of the islamic republic of iran. strategic relations in all dimensions with neighboring countries. the speaker of the parliament added: cooperation and positive interaction in the establishment of local security, as well as comprehensive development of relations and economic cooperation , are necessities of the persian gulf region. this trip is a great opportunity to review past agreements. and the assessment of the progress of the affairs is most important, the opportunity for upcoming agreements and the level of realization of those agreements , hopefully it can be a turning point in the bilateral relations between the two countries of the islamic republic of iran and the united arab emirates, which we will also see

country, that our officials answer the students, speaking for a total of 3 hours inside the hall and inside the life of the universityed the students' questions mr. bahadri jahharmi has had 50 question and answer sessions with the students . it's hard to be 20, but there is a formula with the books of formula 20, get 20, along with attractive educational videos, buy online from gachmarket.com , i have partial purchases. where do you go, big carpet, single bed, a good gas, a bed and a mattress, all of this, you just ask, bro, you can buy pieces up to half a billion, just bring whatever you want, just bring a chandelier, a sofa, and a tea maker , a complete set of sports equipment. always be you you want a safe laptop, you just want a mobile phone. it's long, take it anywhere you want with a check without guarantor, with rayghan's carrier, you say, "alki" items, so where did you end up , a large iranian restaurant with an unparalleled variety of goods and sales in the cities of qom and isfahan, and soon in tehran, two models of food at the same time, you can see here in person. man. with two separate and simultaneous c

the speaker answered the questions of the students for a total of 3 hours in the hall and in the life of the university. mr. bahadri jahormi has developed more than 50 technology question sessions in meta company, an artificial intelligence-based chatbot that has the ability to talk to famous people. yes, of course, not the personality of real people. which is developed by the algorithm. meta announced the launch of 28 chatbots, each of which has its own personality. created for entertainment and public information, critics and experts consider this technology destructive for the human mind and psyche. as the american philosopher daniel seidnet called it, the danger of fake people. meta plans to upgrade 28 chatbots to special voices as well. and while the observers of this competition to make fake people are ambitious and self-interested politicians and heads of states. according to zuckerberg, the ceo of meta company, they should be locked up before doing such actions, because the algorithm and artificial intelligence are not able to show the essence and behind the curtain of the human mind, and the a

fortunately, with the help of the 13th government , these services will be provided for free for loved ones. this is the first level 3 infertility center of iran medical university and we didn't have it in the region. according to the experts, with the insurance support of this couple, this hospital could be a children's emergency hospital, which receives patients 24 hours a day. under the age of 18, we will open an angiography department, which for the first time will stop the people of south tehran from going to the upper city medical centers. no, heart attack doesn't mean that before, you had to either go to private hospitals or wait in long queues at other hospitals. now, our cardiac angiography provides the best and most advanced heart services to heart and heart attack patients, as promised by the minister of health . the second hagiography machine of this hospital it will be launched by the end of the year. as you know, the largest population of tehran is in the south. very hardworking people. sometimes the deprived people who exist in the south of tehran city and the good thing about the great policies of the government is that we provide them with the f

the speaker answered the students' questions for a total of 3 hours in the hall and in the life of the university. mr. bahadri jahormi has had more than five question and answer sessions with students. youssef salami, sedavasima news reporter. and the nobel physics 2023 winners were announced. nobel prize in physics 203 to pierre agosini from the university ohio state was awarded to frank krause from the max planck institute in germany and anne-louise lier from lund sud university. this award was given to three scientists who conducted research in the field of examining the electrons of atoms in a very short time of a second and provided humanity with new ways for it in the world of electrons inside atoms and molecules. in the coming days, the winners of other nobel fields will be announced. the nobel prize in chemistry will be awarded on wednesday, the nobel prize for literature on thursday, the nobel peace prize on friday, and the nobel prize for economics on saturday. the next part of the news at 3 o'clock. in the name of god, ladies and gentlemen, my greetings are alireza hashemgan with the w

maggie is p recent graduate of southern university art therapy program and spent last 3 years pursuing masters degree in art therapy with the goal of one day being able to counsel children who have experienced trauma. maggie, while she was a graduate student posted materials to her social media site, she sent messages to her fellow students, engaged in in-class discussions of everyone else did on topics ranging from religion to politics, to critical race theories, black lives matter, covid, marxism, censorship, all things that she and her classmates were engaging in dialogue together about. maggie's's beliefs were informed by her christian and conservative world view. and they were often not in line with the predominant orthodoxy of the art therapy program, faculty and students. under the art therapy programs antioppressive framework and calls for social justice, maggie's speech was characterized as harmful. the director of the art therapy program actually encouraged maggie's fellow art students to report harmful and hateful speech to them to the university officials and as a result sc

of the syrian army were targeted in this attack. in umm salal, about 3 million 20 thousand students entered the country's universities . those who have recently become students. they will go to university from saturday, october 15. come to the university. the first days of the reopening of universities and the mood of students. interestingly , it is different from our imaginations, but it is reasonable. new friends they find each other and get to know each other, finally , it has its own excitement. of course, the senior students have some advice for incoming students. in the first two semesters, they have to stick hard because their classes are very hard for them. it will help later, just try not to take it too hard. holding classes face-to-face also suited the taste of most of the students . face-to-face definitely, why non-face-to-face , it doesn't feel like a university at all. here we are in the classroom, we are focused on the lesson and if there is a problem, the children should ask it is better to solve the question after her, for example, if they make it virtual, but for example good morning, you are better. ap

between our university and the partner university, and after these two years they come and spend the remaining 2 or 3 years studying here at bnttu. in total, about 7% ofnts at belarusian universities are from africa. in general, it is in the field of education that international cooperation differs. yes, it is also tied to the economy, but as a result, the country’s students, as specialists, will most likely return to their homeland, which means belarus invests in the development of another country. here are four investments in the future of zimbabwe that the bnto is now preparing. vladislav bonddar and grigory kristofovich, telelenova agency. well, this is how our education system has changed , including, see right now in the project belarus creating. and immediately after, the main sports results of the day will be summed up by kristina kamysh. all the best, stay in belarus. belarus 24! belarus is a high-tech country, and not exclusively agrarian, as they tried to impose labels on us, skeptics, say, for another 20 years ago, although it is worth saying that drones in the field and robots on the farm are also not uncommon for us, today we can produce

the implementation of the construction of this hospital dates back to about 3 years ago and is the result of the cooperation of tehran university of medical sciences and the efforts of the benevolent family of the late motahrieh. hakim children's hospital was built with an area of ​​295 square meters and with 26 6 beds in an area of ​​50,000 square meters from the land of tehran university of medical sciences. a project that was in line with the goals of the health system and the government spared no efforts to complete it. health and treatment projects have been given serious priority during the visits of the honorable president and the government delegation which is a direct problem of the people. in almost all of his visits , he paid special attention to hospital and healthcare projects. the 13th government's special view on medical projects can be seen in the quick completion of half-completed projects in the health sector . a country hospital was added. here is also the grand hospital with a thousand beds and smart hazrat mahdi ajllullah ta'ala farjahe sharif, which was left unfinished for 15 years and was opened in march

in the u.s., we get the university of michigan sentiment coming out at 3:00 p.m. u.k. time. consumer confidence will be a key part of the story as are the bank earnings. jp morgan due to report in the morning of the u.s. session talking about loan growth followed by citi and wells fargo. wells fargo is very exposed to the housing market in the u.s.. another slew of data points for the fed to factor in. you can get a round up of the stories in today's addition of daybreak. terminal subscribers can type da why be go -- da why be go on your terminal. be sure to tune in. coming up on the program, warnings from financial leaders on the global economic outlook dimming. we will have the latest from the imf annual meeting and marrakech next. this is bloomberg. ♪ kriti: welcome back to "daybreak: europe." i'm kriti gupta in london. let's check on the asian markets. avril hong is standing by in singapore. avril: we are seeing you as cpi print really halting the asia-pacific stockmarket rally. the regions benchmark is slumping at the end of the week and chinese data is adding to the glo

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right, so us voters are actually asked this by posters with kind of pick university earlier in the week and 3 out of 4 said they believe that the us national security at that it is in the interest of us national security to support israel. of course, this is really henry, again on that from is from president biden saying that he would not jeopardize us soldiers lies by putting them directly in the middle of this conflict. and were that calculation to change, perhaps the public support would wayne as well? okay, thank you so much for that. there is heidi joy castro for us in washington dc. a whole lot of this i am is a professor of political science science and middle east studies at rutgers university. thank you again for joining us here in the studio. first of all, if we can talk about the us response, the 2 way across carrier strike groups in the area. you know, now we've seen more of this, more troops being put on, on the do you think they are pushing the boundaries here from deterrence into something further? i think the united states came to the conclusion that without the support of the

the executive operation of the construction of this hospital dates back to about 3 years ago and is the result of the good interaction of tehran universitymedical sciences. and great effort is a good family. the building permit of this hospital was issued in april 2013 and its executive operations proceeded in the shortest possible time. hakim children's educational, research and treatment hospital with 29.65 square meters and 26 beds was built by a philanthropist family on a 50,000 square meter plot of land of tehran university of medical sciences. this the hospital is designed according to the physical and mental needs of children. its internal architecture has recreational areas and various elements that help reduce the stress of children in the hospital environment with an artistic look. green space and natural light, easy vertical and horizontal accesses, wide range of facilities and welfare and medical services for the child and companion are among the most important design features of this hospital. investing in children has a high added value. especially if it is in the field of health. research shows: treatment of difficult dise

3, hot. university of michigan, both inflation reads, hot.niversity of michigan number was muching with aer than anticipated. all those data points are for higher rates but geopolitics and what's going on middle east has everyone's attention. look at the chart. made the yield after the afore mentions university of michigan data, but now it's going sideways. don't forget, we had 100 billion of treasury supplied threes, tens, and 30s, the amount of demand by investors was tepid to say the least. i expect sunday night, hopefully the middle east doesn't get much worse and if it doesn't you'll see yields move higher. made our low for the year on the 6th of april, around 331. it's pretty much been a 45-degree line upwards since. if you lack at what's going on since 2006, on the left side, yields around 530. many expect that's what we're going to test in the long end. and the dollar index, what a stunning reversal. that close that day was a ten-month high close. look how we've u-turned. we're not very far from those levels. kelly, tyler, back to you

of hamas in america, they have infiltrated our country. this is not being discussed in media. this from george washington university. there was a meeting in philadelphia, members of this committee convened a 3 meeting in philadelphia at marriott hotel near the airport. the closed-door meeting was attended by 20 top leaders of hamas support in no united states the fbi placed wiretaps into hotel taping most of the the conversations, the transcripts of most were introduced as evidence during holyland foundation in 1993. attending meeting were representatives of three groups, making up p palestine committee, most were united by blood ties and lived in tight knit communities such as washington, chicago and dallas. faced with two needs, the participants opted for two-pronged approach that differentiated between internal andic peic pexternal strategy. engaging in various activities to aid, in coming stage, most important thing we could vo vide is to supporis up jihad of palestine. i believe only way to bring the goals of oslo peace accord, to des destroy them. the newly created holyland foundation, was too collect fundings for hamas, while giving impression that it was destining them to orphans an

healing for the injured and the children of gaza, during this period, during the past 3 years, the islamic council paid special attention to the realization of universal insurance coverage or justice in health, based on the implementation of article 29 of the constitution, which states that insurance coverage and medical services for individuals the nation was considered for one iranian, but unfortunately it was neglected for many years. during this period, with the good cooperation of the 11th parliament with the honorable government , good things have happened in this field and many laws have been passed in order to implement this very important matter that is demanded. by the right of the dear people of iran , a sixth example is taken from this good brother of ours to say that all our efforts, both in the 7th plan and during these two and 3 years in the industrial budget law , we tried to ensure that all iranians have insurance coverage, and in the 7th plan, according to the law that was depicted, the government was obliged within 5 the year of the program will enable all iranians with the mechanism that has been defined, for example, we said that

hakim children's hospital was built by a good person and tehran university of medical sciences equipped it. this hospital was built within 3 years. sima our daughter mahna, this is mr. mohammad, this is nazanin zahra, by handing over land to 20,000 families with three children and more, the road to home ownership became easier for them. the land given is very good for the future of our children . in the second stage, land is handed over to those covered by the youth law of the population, 250 plots of land in tehran. 1300 pieces in razavi khorasan, 1,293 plots were delivered to families in hormozgan and 1,000 plots in east azerbaijan. i want to fly, i am very happy. it has a great impact on my life and it is good for the children as well. mr. islamjo and selek. mr. mohammad davari, we have more than 80 registrants. in fact , what can be done according to the refinement and requirements of the conditions and completion of documents is done by our experts, and the speed is measured and the land is handed over to families with three children. and more in kohkiloi, 54 pieces in qom, 500 in khuzestan, 475 in zanjan, 400 and 31

yes, first of all, directly after this tragedy, the iraqi government announced to the public members that for 3 days, almost all government and non-government offices, universities and even schools will observe a minute of silence in their offices and schools, as well as on the day we witnessed a new development, and that is the action of the popular resistance forces in iraq in targeting the two american al-harid bases in erbil and ain al-asud in anbar province . the people of gaza, these two bases the americans were bombarded or bombed in some way by the drones of the resistance forces. however , the demonstrations in different cities of iraq last night were completely symbolic of the past midnight, and we took the picture and sent it to tehran, which, god willing , will also be broadcast and the area the seminary has completely closed its programs today. we are still waiting for the announcement of ayatollah sistani, who today discussed the latest developments with his advisors and with the top officials of the najaf seminary . one of the measures that exists in iraq is threatening there are groups of resistance to america iraqis believe that america is a sup

. >> reporter: starting next week, ad-free tiers of hulu and disney-plus will cost an extra $3. nbc universal's as $2 and netflix could be next. "the wall street journal" reports, according to people familiar with the matter, the streaming giant is looking into charging more for its ad-free service after the hollywood actor's strike ends. while netflix declined our request for comment, industry experts say the move to increase prices is no plot twist. >> these price hikes are really about taking these services that are losing a lot of money and trying to make them profitable. and the fact that it coincides with the end of the strikes is not a coincidence. >> reporter: with studios and streamers looking to end the more than 90-day-long actor's strike, experts say the new contracts with sag-aftra and the writer's union could cost hollywood hundreds of millions of dollars. some customers feel they're having to foot the bill. >> my immediate reaction is anger. because it's like, how much more can you possibly ask from us. >> reporter: these higher prices may just be the beginning. next year, more s

of palestinians. the largest protests were in new york for students for 3 universities held demonstrations more protests of expect it on friday. it was under reports for the college campuses in nor turned into places of protest menu supporting the power steering huge, frustrating with what they say is one sided us media coverage at the conflict. i believe that the us on the media has been very much on israel side without realizing how students have been going through suffering for 75 plus years. at the hands of is really the columbia university. hundreds gather to chant in support of gaza. others voice support for israel really, my mother's is really i have family there. and honestly we're in pain or community with the time. but only columbia students with i could enter the campus to attend the riley. others were turned away. police say it was out of safety concerns outside campus where others gather. some said israel's response to the from us attack was too much what was done in israel and the killing of all those innocent families and children, the taking of hostages. it was terrible. but the response

hakim children's hospital was built by a benefactor and tehran university of medical sciences equipped it. this hospital was built within 3 years. hosseini bai khabari sedavasima. well, we saw the report together. mr. qanati , please give me more information about the hospitals. thank you. in the name of allah , the merciful. greetings, dear viewers thank you for your presence. well, this hospital was built in a field of about 30,000 square meters. it has the same amount of infrastructure . i will not repeat some of the information that i said . we have about 60 icus and all the modern equipment is extremely advanced. it is located there and has other imaging equipment, a laboratory and all the facilities of a modern hospital, even for tourism patients, the health of foreign patients . we have plans here , god willing , in the future. this is too much for us the index that we see in our country, sometimes it takes 15 years, 20 years, 30 years for other brick hospitals to be built, shows that if we plan properly , this happened just like the cooperation between us and honorable khagir. thank you very much now to we are get

the day at isfahan university of technology, mohammad ali sohilpour, journalist of isfahan radio and television , signed a memorandum of understanding on cultural exchanges. a 3-year memorandum of cultural exchange between tehran and beijing was signed in the presence of the head of the islamic culture and communication organization and the deputy minister of culture and tourism of china. the deputy minister of culture and tourism of the people's republic of china has traveled to tehran at the head of a delegation to participate in the second iran-china joint culture committee. 2 in the morning, the next part, thank you. from your company greetings and respect to all the viewers of meiz ekhoztan program, we saw and heard that in the news the ministry of roads and urban development has announced that it has so far introduced 18,000 empty houses to the tax agency for taxation. let's talk, we clearly want to talk about empty houses . it is 405 years old. if you remember, it was in 1995 what did it show in 1985? you can see that until 1990 and 1995, how much our residential units only increased, reaching 2.6 million uninhabited residential units. this shows that