but versailles was made from it by his descendants, who liked the video.w a copy of the slavutaga cup of sapega, which i will call ivan in may, ivan, in this ivan there are 2-2, so no matter what thoughts i come to visit with, after drinking it, i will definitely become very good. the principality of lithuania is perhaps the most beautiful palace complex that i have seen while traveling around belarus, and although there are still more ruins than restored buildings, they are worth seeing, and preferably more than once. of course, this is not the first time i have come to the ruzhany palace, but i am very happy to see that every year it becomes more and more beautiful. everything you wanted to know about the greatness of belarusian churches, we planned it in such a way that, after all, if this bishop believes that this is a future cathedral, it must be truly significant, it must be majestic, because this is not even the face of the minsk diocese , and the belarusian triarchy, the entire republic of belarus, about the power of god ’s word, it is advisable to

our path lies to a place that is proudly called the belarusian versailles. splendor and inferior to the most famous european residences. nowadays, a museum is opened here, the exhibition of which introduces fragments of the interiors of those times and historical objects. see the location on the map now for details. ruzhany palace, the residence of the richest and most influential sapek dynasty, known throughout the country. it amazes so much with the splendor and beauty of its facades and interiors that it very quickly received the nickname belarusian versailles. the complex is recognized as the hallmark of belarusian architecture of the late 16th century. there is a legend that from the ruzhany palace it was possible to reach the kosovo castle, which belonged to the puslovsky dynasty, through an underground tunnel. the foundation of the castle took place in 1602; none other than one of the most famous representatives of the sopega family, lev sopega, chancellor of the grand duchy of lithuania, had a hand in the creation of the residence. in those days , th

in the capital of france, after a report of a possible explosion from the palace of versailles , visitorsere evacuated for the sixth time in a week. according to le figaro, the tours of 500 people had to be interrupted, the police arrived on the scene with dogs , the administration of the institution informed that the museum will be opened as soon as all checks are carried out, and although the tourist season is coming to an end end, at this time of the year versailles is visited by 10 to 15 tourists. uefa fined the lithuanian football federation €10,000 for... chalky about putin. the ukrainian national song was shouted by the fans of the latter during the match of the national team of serbia against lithuania. uefa defined it as a violation, for which it issued a fine. one of the leaders of the team, eustas lasitskas, came to the defense of his fans, called for the slogan to be chanted in the future, and the players of the national team to pay a fine, i note, one of the match delegates who came from kazakhstan complained about the fans. that's the case for the moment, and then watch satu

it is called the belarusian versailles.yana morenkova and anna kviloria, will keep us company. heading. love yours. there are names and names that are well-known to everyone, and there are those that history reserves for a certain moment. and now such a moment seems to have arrived for the valovic palace. the beginning of the construction of the palace and park complex is considered to be 1779. its initiator was the grodno marshal kyuzef valovich. for almost 2 and a half hundred years, the fate of this , without exaggeration, architectural pearl developed differently, there were times of social events and bright fireworks, military times, difficult and destructive, as well as times of oblivion, but from the last circumstances, the palace was abandoned in 2009, when the president instructed the national bank of belarus to undertake its improvement and restoration. scientific and exploration work has been going on for a long time, and not so long ago the media made headlines about the imminent opening of a new... attraction,

hosted king charles ii for glittering banquet at france's former royal residence, the palace of versailles as the king and a three-day state visit. the aim was to show that despite hating each other for centuries, there is now cross-channel cooperation between. in the two states, even after brexit, a bit like making up with someone you've just divorced, but still living right next door to them, macron is believed to have a strong personal report with charles, indeed, the french president raised eyebrows by repeatedly touching charles shoulder, while bridget macron took it a stage further by actually kissing camilla, oh my goodness, it is unbelievable, macron is now shaking hands with king charles trabian, never minds that. look at zooto's ladies, magnific. king charles had originally planned france as his first trip as monach, but it had to be postponed because unfortunately macron's trying to raise the age of retirement, and this means the french people basically hate him. macron was forced to councel in march because of violent protests over those pension reforms. he might also have fear

the palace of versailles as the king began a three-day state visit.e you've just divorced, but still living right next door to them. macron is believed to have a strong personal rapport with charles. indeed, the french president raised eyebrows by repeatedly touching charles's shoulder, while bridget macron took it a stage further by actually kissing camilla. oh, maybe. goodness, it is unbelievable, macron is now shaking hands with king charles trabbian. never minds that, look at zooto's ladies, magnific. king charles had originally planned france as his first trip as monarch, but it had to be postponed, because unfortunately macron's trying to raise the age of retirement, and this means the french people basically hate him. macron was forced to cancel in march because of violent protest. over those pension reforms, he might also have feared king charles would side with the protesters. i really do know how you protesters feel. i'm 74 years old myself, and they've just made me start this new job at my age. elsewhere, for reasons completely beyond anyon

in the capital of france, visitors were evacuated from the palace of versailles for the sixth time in week after a possible explosion. according to le figaro, the tours of 5,000 people had to be interrupted. at the place of arrival. police officer from dogs in the administration of the institution informed that the museum will be opened as soon as all checks are carried out, and although the tourist season is coming to an end, at this time of the year, versailles is visited by 10 to 15 tourists. these are the cases for the moment, i tell you, see you at 6 p.m. ukraine is football, our national team personifies the hopes and pride of ukrainians. espresso tv channel, together with vibet, recalled 10 significant milestones in the history of ukrainian football. there is a key moment in the project. the premium sponsor of the national team is represented by: united by football. stronger together. this match against spain 20 years ago is among the most dramatic in the history of the national team of ukraine. he is one of those who was actually won by the stands. that selection for the 2004

hosted king charles ii for a glittering banquet at france's former royal residence, the palace of versailles as the king began a three-day state visit. the aim was to show that despite hating each other for centuries, there is now cross-channel cooperation between the two states, even after brexit. a bit like making up with someone you've just divorced, but still living right next door to them. is believed to have strong personal rapport with charles, indeed, the french president raised eyebrows by repeatedly touching charles's shoulder, while bridget macron took it a stage further by actually kissing camilla. oh my goodness, it is unbelievable, macron is now shaking hands with king charles trabian. never minds that, look at zotos, lady. magnific. king charles had originally planned france as his first trip as monach, but it had to be postponed because unfortunately, macron's trying to raise the age of retirement, and this means the french people basically hate him. macron was forced to councel in march because of violent protests over those pension reforms. he might also have feared king ch

lovre and versailles are closed and visitors have been evacuated.rist attack is expected in france. london and washington are filled with demonstrators. on a bus, like on an airplane, public transport worthy of the guinness book of records, in the first arctic he passed the test, shortening a dragon, kite flying in the chinese city of weifang. the number of victims of the palestinian-israeli conflict is growing; the death toll already includes more than... 3,500 people. the israel defense forces attacked several hamas targets, including operational command centers in the gaza strip. in response, hamas again fired rockets at ashdod, ashkilon and sderrot. about the situation, sergey poshkov and alexey konopkov. fierce naval battle near the village zekim is very close to the embankment of the southern israeli port of ashkelon. special forces. they pinned down the boat of the militants, fired machine guns at those of them who were trying to escape, threw hand grenades into the water in order to eliminate the submariner saboteurs, there are also such in

francis versailles policy has reopened, after it was evacuated due to a bomb threat. it was the latest in a series of security. false alarms involving tourist attractions. since the weekend police side, 3 airports were also evacuated. the threats come days after the fatal stopping of the teacher. police and board on site as say, the us and is really embassies have received the bomb threats. the buildings and nearby businesses were evacuated onto the premises, were declared safety. us embassy says it is now operating norman. spanish police say they've rescued over 400 animals from an international pet trafficking ring. the gang is suspected of having a legally important dogs and cats from eastern europe over long distances important ventilated vehicles. 13 people have been arrested on suspicion of animal abuse, document forgery, and money laundering. you're watching dw news like from berlin. here's a quick reminder of our top story. here. joe biden has wrapped up a short visit to tennessee with agreement from israel, that it will allow limited humanitarian aid to enter

he hated that his country collapsed and they signed the treaty of versailles. but what if do? he ran and created a new party and ran in democracy, again, and again, and again until he won. and when he won, what he do? he took the freedom away. he rebuilt his military. even though it went against the treaty of versailles, the world powers that nothing, and then what he do? he took part of czechoslovakia. he took austria, then he told the entire world you would take the rest of it on a given day. now the world power could not sit back. so income neville chamberlain. what has happened? hitler's loved it because he was equal to world power but he saw weakness. neville chamberlain made him sign a piece of paper and then he invaded poland the next year in -- and world war ii began. if you study putin, putin didn't serve in the soviet union army, but he served in the kgb. he hated that his country collapsed to the west. he hated it so much, when gorbachev died, he still didn't attend the funeral. he rebuilt his military. but he learned something. the military makes you strong, but th

after talks in barbados, francis versailles pilots has reopened. after was evacuated due to a bomb threat. it was the latest in a series of security false alarms involving tourist attractions since the weekends police at 3 airports were also evacuated. the threats come days after the fatal stopping of a teacher. police in the argentine in capital, when a site is saved, the us and is really embassies have received from threats. buildings on nearby businesses were evacuated until the premises were declared. states u. s embassy says it's now operating normally. all right, you are up to date the to the business is coming up after a short break. i'll be back again at the top of the next there take care the to the in progress pop calls to everyone who wants to know more about this topic. the 2nd son of the about the stories the on the headline world in progress. the w talked cost. evelyn charmaya. welcome to my pod cast. last the matter is that i am vice celebrities, influenza and experts to talk about all.

i know at versailles it was evacuated for security reasons for the third time in less than a week. these are scary things to be happening and at such scale bhachlt is actually going on, melissa? >> reporter: i think what has been remarkable to watch had time, erin, is how quickly the tensions as they rose in the middle east rose here immediately afterwards. we saw with that attack last week on the schoolteacher in which he was killed and a couple of other teaching staff were severely injured by a former student immediately afterwards the terror threat level near in france was raised to the highest possible level. as you say, we have had a series of incidence sense, a measure of that tension, versailles closing, the airports closing, this is a country with a very recent and very bloody history of terror attacks. and you can feel on the streets of paris a substantial police presence there as well to reassure people that this is in hand. >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, obviously, remembering those days we were all there. thank you so much, melissa bell. phil. >> the u.s. intelligence off

we'll be bringing you the latest from france, where palace of versailles , where the palace of versailleshat's been evacuated . and that's been evacuated. and because of a bomb threat, the second time in four days that the palace has had to close and president macron has said earlier that all european states are vulnerable to terrorism and there is a resurgence of islamist terrorism . islamist terrorism. >> latest live, too, from gaza, more rocket fire, but diplomacy on the way. biden travelling there tomorrow. the latest coming up for >> good afternoon. this is the live desk here on gb news coming up for you today , fresh up for you today, fresh explosions , more rocket fire explosions, more rocket fire across gaza and israel in the last hour and aid arriving at the rafah border crossing in the south. >> but the humanitarian crisis is deepening as downing street says, turn the water back on this drone footage shows the devastation caused by the attacks in gaza. >> people desperately looking for survivors amongst the rubble . it comes as president biden prepares to fly to israel for crisi

same unity, will continue in the lives of al-ajabi muhammad khair, i am walking on the years of versailles. . salva the scholars of this province worked hard to create a reason for this until today we are witnessing a situation in this province. alhamdulillah, the enemy is no longer there. we can boldly say that during these 40 years , the turkmen of the sahara and golestan province took baluch, zabourish, farish, kurds, turkmens , and namin. just as we overcame the holy defense with unity, surely we can overcome the problems of the society with unity and empathy , god forbid , we are united muslims. consolidation of parliamentary relations with brics countries participated in this meeting. brics is a group of emerging economies of the world. this group has goals such as dealing with one-sidedness dollarism follows the de-dollarization of world trade . iran will join the brics group from the beginning of january 2024. the international order needs a deep revision, and today brics is considered the most important symbol of the effort to make this order fairer and fairer around the world. th

parsley snake, the desert turned into a forest with saplings that were brought from the palace of versailles. the king wanted it to look like a forest there. the king had ordered prasto from spain. about 15 thousand pieces, but unfortunately it died within 3 days. there was not enough water for all those birds, some of them fell the party was almost lost. the party started with the welcoming of the guests and they were standing there saying welcome. the line of guests outside the tents was getting longer and longer. that's when the storm started . the clothes were blowing up in the wind and the dust was getting into people's eyes. i was afraid that the big lamp was the head of one of the emperors of japan or i would like you to meet haile selassie. after all the guests arrived, it was time for dinner. everything was of the best kind, 1000 kilos of caviar. the second appetizer was the river kharjang mousse with nantowa sauce. lamb it was the french who were naked. smuggling inside. they had put a ram's head in a food tray, we have put a peacock in the tray of this quail, so that the dish look

later america home became a sweet treat at the royal court in versailles. maria antoinette was said to indulge quite often. the field for region like a whole noon today, was only developed in the 1930s by a 2nd cousin of the we missed. and i do think the founder of that do say, the oldest mecca homemaker. still in existence. by the late 19 ninety's, demeka home was once again all the rage and its retained its popularity to this day . now unusual variations have started showing up with leads of basal and honey and burden much. and the pastry ships of paris are constantly developing new flavors. the to you it's a complicated matter the 1st you have to get an idea of what you want it to taste like and what ingredients it will need for it is the moist offices, and then i'll conduct a few tests to see if the measurements are right cuz it's getting the goal is that the mca home made from all mental howard, sugar and filling evokes a whole new world of taste of its own media. incidentally, in 2005 fines declared march 20th michael holiday. but the french have no p

a real little versailles, the shchuchin palace is a double of the residence of the french kings, i wantit. the city's most famous landmark associated with the name scepioni. the palace was built at the end of the 19th century according to the design of the vilnius architect tadeusz rastvarovsky. despite the fact that it was a summer residence, the palace was equipped with the latest equipment. in other words, there was a bathtub, a sewage system and even a telephone line that connected several princely estates. until september 1939, the palace, like all of shchuchyn, belonged to the principality. the druze-lubetsky family. she became related to the scepions in 1807. as a result of the dynastic marriage of francis xavier and his niece, fourteen maria. after the princes hastily removed their property, looters specifically worked on the palace, and they took away everything from the oak floor to the wooden paneling of the walls. i can just imagine how much effort it took to restore this place. now in the master's rooms there is a palace of creativity; alas, there is nothing left of the int

political systems that existed in the world, there were four of them: the festphalian, the vienna , versaillesclude historians in the discussion of the plot, how they are born: and how international systems function, in order to move on to the fact, and this was the topic of the conference, what is the multipolar world today, and what is the new world order, this topic, by the way, was a very interesting valdai, the last speech of our president, the six points that he expressed were very interesting, so we held this discussion , we had scientists from different countries come, and, what was of course important, the topic china and the world order were expounded by a chinese, india's world order was expounded by a professor from delhi , africa in the world order system there were two people, one from the south african union and the other from zimbabwe, there was even a topic on the global south, a professor from tunisia, not to mention the islamic world was presented and and i saw that now there are big discussions around this and in general the community is involved in understanding after all

even though it went against the treaty of versailles, the world power said nothing. and then what did he do? he took part of czechoslovakia. he took austria. and then he told the entire world he was going to take the rest of it on a given day. so now the world power could not sit back. so in comes neville chamberlain. what had happened? well, hitler loved it because he was equal now to the world power. but he saw weakness. neville chamberlain made him sign a piece of paper and told peace for our time. and then he invaded poland the next year and world war ii began. if you study, putin didn't serve in the soviet union army, but he served in the kgb. he hated that his country collapsed to the west. he hated it so much, when gorbachev died, he still didn't attend the funeral. what did he do? he rebuilt his military. but he learned something. a military makes you strong, but dependency makes you weak. he rebuilt it by selling his natural gas to europe. but when his pipeline that went through ukraine, when they changed power, he didn't want the pay. so he proposed a new p

and for the seventh time in a week, visitors to the palace of versailles in paris were evacuated due to the threat of an explosion. this was announced by the press service of the castle on social networks. let me remind you, against the background of an attack by militants. hamas against israel mass protests in support of the palestinians began in france, after which the police began to receive daily reports about the bombing of architectural and historical monuments in paris, so ukraine declared a state of heightened preparedness for terrorist attacks. such was the news at the time, i iryna koval, i say goodbye and see you tomorrow, take care and meet my colleague vitaly portnikov in a few minutes. ukraine is football, our national team personifies the hopes and pride of ukrainians. the espresso tv channel, together with vibet, recalled 10 iconic figures in the history of ukrainian football, a key moment in the project. the sponsor of the national team presents the premium. united by football are stronger together. this match against spain 20 years ago is among the most dramatic in

in addition to the louvre in paris , the palace of versailles was also closed. it was held in london a mega-large protest action by the arab population of the british capital. demonstrators carried palestinian flags and banners with inscriptions condemning israeli aggression, stopping the war and even calling for egypt to open the border to evacuate civilians from gaza. 95-year-old israeli writer ezrayahin is a veteran reservist mobilized to the israeli army in recent days. after the hamas invasion, ezrayahin voluntarily appeared at the mobilization point and demanded to be enrolled. the legendary fighter fought even in the jewish underground during the british mandate in palestine and during the 1947-49 israeli war of independence, in which he lost his right eye. in total, 360,000 reservists have already joined the idf. well, viyakarpati unites ukrainians, discussion panels, meetings with military writers, screenings of films and plays. the second day continues at the intellectual and cultural forum in ivano-frankivsk. our correspondent natalya starepravo will

russian empire, because modern society in this empire is so infected with this imperial syndrome, the versaillesdrome, that they will never accept any liberal opposition at the head or anyone they accept, and we saw this from the events in rostov, when prigozhin was welcomed because he has power, that is , those who have power are accepted there, those who are ready to shed blood and take up arms, but this is not about these representatives. but as a separate state in the form of the same muscovy, from there it is possible to create such a liberal state, a liberal regime, there are no other options, well, let 's talk about other participants from ukraine in this forum, well, in particular, besides you, ukraine was also represented, ukraine majlis, head of majlis of the ukrainian tatar people, refat chubarov, people's deputy of ukraine, as well as journalist yury romanenko and former adviser to the president's office oleksiy aristovych. well, this speech of his caused a lot of indignation there, including you and the progressive ukrainian society there. aristovych said that the greatest fascism i

but at the same time it was guaranteed by the treaty, this was guaranteed by the small treaty of versaillesthen in the thirties, the same beck minister officially announced the complete withdrawal of poland from the treaty of versailles, and this is the first moment, if in the twenties the poles fought with the belarusian and ukrainian political national movement, otherwise in the thirties they destroyed all cultural forms, and let’s not forget, the most eloquent document, which was first published only to belarusian historians, who worked in the polish archives, this is a professor from brest, alexander vabeshchevich, this is a plan dated 1937, its meaning is about strengthening poland on the sown lands, about internal colonization, if it were to become, and it was approved, the fact is that the poles carried out closed sociological studies and they are very disappointed. to deal with this interwar situation dangerous for the national security of poland on the lands of western belarus, it was planned to resettle 6 million people to these lands, all of us to the central and western poland t

the treaty of versailles resulted in germany seating its colonies the at the same time, french troops occupied the rhineland. among their rank sport african soldiers, which german nationalist saw as a humiliation. they launched a racist smear campaign, calling the black shame that propaganda in turn fueled racism against all black people across germany into a far more dangerous form. the but from the very start, there was resistance. in 1919, germany's 1st black trained driver my team, the bobo and other people of african descent, listed their demands, and a historic petition. the f boss on tired davis pulse of the anti colonial resistance, which had always been the how does it is it's got there was never a time when black people didn't find a box or stand up for the right. because these few years i stuck in because it's to tasha a kelly as a scholar inactive as to as documented the lives of people who brought about change in black german history. although martine depot, but had sworn allegiance to the weimar republic, she wanted to achieve something new with a petition. equal rights

so too was versailles for a similar bomb threat, a measure of the tension we've been seeing across europe, john, over the course of the last week now. europe has had an anti-semitism problem for about 20 years. and when you look at the figures and rise in europe they've always correlated closely with rises in tension in the middle east. and this particular week of tension has proven no exception. far from the front lines of the israel-hamas war, many european jews say they're not just feeling the pain of what's happening there but also fearing the potential ramifications much closer to home. in france at the great synagogue in marseille a prayer is held after reports of cannot semitic incidents of parts in europe after hamas launched its assault on israel more than a week ago and israel's subsequent bombardment of gaza. >> translator: first of all, it's important to be present whenever the jewish people are in danger. unfortunately, we're used to this kind of gathering, this kind of prayer. we're tired of it all. nevertheless, we have to respond in unity. >> reporter: france is home to eu

>> we're back with a fox news awe letter, palace of versailles in france has been evacuated due to ag tourists out as the threat goes in. this is popular site in france after a teacher was stabbed to death in an islamist attack. a french prosecutor said that suspect declared yule janice to isis. allegiance to isis. "during the difficult times, it's more important than ever for new york to show up in support of israel. new york will show the world that we stand with israel today, tomorrow and forever. those are your headlines, guys. over to you. >> thanks, carlycarly. >> it could be short on the votes at this hour for jim jordan. hillary vaughn joining us from capitol hill with the very latest. hillary. is he going to get the hammer today? reporter: we're going to find out, steve, going into today, congressman jim jordan did not have all the votes he need to win the gavel but he's made it further than anyone else and looking to fill the shoes of speaker kevin mccarthy after he was kicked out of the job two weeks ago and jordan was the first to get to the floor for a vote. heading into

. >> i hope my friends in versailles keep their word about support for ukraine.y said they're going to support ukraine in a separate vote. we cannot, under any circumstance, allow americans allow to interrupt. cnn's nada bashir is live in london with more. nada, good morning to you. how is ukraine responding to the fact that the fact that the spend ago assists them was stripped out of this bill? >> well, 100%, of course, this will be a temporary measure. but this has sparked concern online within ukraine, but also within the europe peoplan union. we heard them during be with the high representative borrell saying ukrainians are closely in touch with politicians on both sides of the divide. democrats and republicans, trying to assure that a new bill will include provisions for additional funding for ukraine. while the concern is there, borrell was sure they would continue to stand by ukraine, take a listen. >> we don't feel that the u.s. support has been shuttered. and because the united states understands that what is at stake in ukraine is much bigger than just

the rules of the game, the international game had been established for at versailles in 1919, then modified a bit at locarno in 1925. these rules had been established for the far for east asia at the washington conference of 21 two. in a sense, the kellogg is simply confirmation of. and what are all these rules? all change must come through peaceful means. one break up in the system means. a break anywhere. peace is inevitable. and the venerable. i'm sorry. in. okay. now the, washington system is far more important to americans than any focus on the welfare of the chinese people or the preservation of as a nation state. it certainly little to do with this sparsely populated land known as manchuria. it centers on a system established for the pacific at the washington conference. stimson seeks, above all to uphold this global treaty system. in other words, all treaties were at stake here. and i can't stress this factor strongly enough. the american sees a general peace system, a state, a manchuria crisis makes a peace system precarious. suppose japan gets away with it. suppose japan dominates

a bomb threat was reported to the palace of versailles, and people also had to be urgently removed froms been introduced throughout france. despite the government ban, a pro-palestinian demonstration of many thousands is taking place right now in the center of paris. police makes an arrest. in rome, a huge demonstration escalated into a clash with the carabinieri. meanwhile, in israel, at these moments, thousands of people are gathering near the ministry of defense building in tel aviv. the protesters call on the authorities to save the hostages who remain captives of hamas. prime minister nitanyahu is also accused of failing to ensure the safety of israelis and is demanding his resignation. moscow. the entire un security council resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in the middle east. the russian project condemns acts of terrorism and violence against civilians, calls for the release of the hostages. in addition, the document says... vasily nebenzya noted that the middle east is on the verge of a full-scale war and an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe. our diplomat emphas

visitors and staff members were told to leave the brought versailles palace and the lviv museum. no explosives were found at either site. the evacuations came following a knife attack on friday at a school in northern france that left a teacher debt. the fbi director said today that reported domestic threats have surged as conflict in israel escalates. christopher wray is calling for increased vigilance and is requesting that police continue to share intelligence and observations. this comes even though the fbi acknowledges no specific and credible intelligence indicating a threat, 2 united states. all right. let's get you a check your 4 zone forecast tonight. we take a look at coit tower. you can see the fog moving the san francisco bay this evening and gayle ong joining us now with a look at forecast, a q. >> hello, dan. yes, a foggy indeed tonight. that's going to be the case until the morning hours. but sunday, we do have a very nice day on tap and we're actually going to cool down. but here's golden gate bridge in the thick of the fog. so i want to show you the weather patte

an unscheduled day off at the louvre, the palace of versailles was evacuated after a bomb threat, butuch measures do not save from distraught loners. in the french city of aras, a teacher was stabbed to death by a former student screaming allah akbar. the outbreak of the palestinian-israeli conflict generously fertilizes the soil of the radical. in the european union, if current trends continue, civil war in europe is inevitable. in declared a day of rage by hamas, even far from gaza, beijing attacked an israeli with a knife. tens of thousands of people took to the streets of istanbul. after mass prayers in tahrir square in baghdad, israeli flags were burned, rallies in kuwait, yemen, cairo. the arab-israeli conflict has not attracted a protest audience since the second lebanon war, that is, for almost 20 years. while the israel defense forces are ironing out the positions of militants in gas in the north from lebanon with varying degrees of success, the hezbollah group promises to open a second front as soon as the forces the tsakhala will enter the sector. we can say that this front