ukrainian, so it was, two famous speeches in west berlin, joseph, john kennedy and ronald reagan, i amerliner and mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall, here is a great example of such coexistence, because on that side stood the secretaries of the berlin district committee of the socialist united party of germany and it seemed that the price is an instrumental moment, such as the caribbean crisis, but in any case such a mechanism existed, with russia this mechanism was actually completely destroyed, precisely after the attack on ukraine, although, as we remember, the president of the united states, joseph biden, tried to support this mechanism until the last moment, until february 24 of last year, he tried to talk to putin all the time, now such a model of the mechanism is being created, it may be more relevant, why, because one way or another. china has institutions that russia does not have, china has the standing committee of the politburo of the party central committee, china has the central military council of the communist party of china, all of these are collective leadership bodie

solution mechanisms were created. difficult situations, such as, say, the status of west berlin, westlooked like this, i would say that the critical point of misunderstanding between the west and the east is how ukraine looks now. west berlin was surrounded from all sides by the soviet army, a wall was created there, there was a blockade, there was an airlift of the western allies, but the soviet union was discussing what the status of the west should be. and eventually came to the situation of a de facto free city from the point of view of international interests, or a federal state as part of the federal republic of germany not recognized by the soviet union. it ended without a war. and imagine that you live in west berlin and all the time follow these negotiations and think, maybe the soviet army will dare? and they come to you, as president biden came to us, in the west berlin of joseph john kennedy. and ronald reagan, i'm a berliner and mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall, here's a great example of such coexistence, because on the other side stood the secretaries of the berlin dis

biden came to us and said that he is actually ukrainian here, there were two famous speeches in west berlin by joseph, john kennedy and ronald reid, this wall is a great example of such coexistence, because the secretaries stood on that side the berlin constituency of the socialist united party of germany thought the price was a tool of internationalism or something else stupid. but the war did not take place around west berlin, we can still recall many such moments, of course there were critical moments, such as the caribbean crisis, but in any case such a mechanism existed, this mechanism was to be supported until the last moment, until february 24 last year, he was already trying to talk to putin all the time, now such a model, mechanism, is being created with the people's republic of china , perhaps with china it may be more relevant, why, because one way or another, china has institutions that russia does not have. in china, there is a standing committee of the politburo of the party central committee, in china there is a central military council of the communist party of china, all of

i already hear such voices, because we have an example, we have an example of west berlin and east berlinwere divided, british, french, american and soviet, here we go let's think about how we can perhaps use this experience in application to gas, but then we must say that in fact what we now see in gas is a tabom... which was laid down after the second world war during the creation of the state of israel, if we now demand or the world community demands the creation of two states, then it would be logical to demand not only from palestine. from israel, but also those countries that also received certain pieces from this mandated territory, first of all , this is jordan, these are the countries that now, if you isolate them from this process and say, let israel and palestine decide, this is not right , then you need return to that zero period, when it was 1948, and then, of course, the resolution is the exit where the entrance is, yes, and then we can talk about what could happen, well, i won’t hold my attention for long, it seems to me that in this case, if we talk about germany, germany

also used to spy on people traveling through east german territory to get from west germany, to west berlin, one inconspicuous profit service stations, and parking lots was a fuel can, with a built in lens the, the didn't. we should even, for every important operation, we get to a specialist who develops things that were made special weren't sugar. so the spoken to this day, but i don't exactly know where they were, but they develop gadget for various spite on the the entropy diesel. i worked a lot with women as well. so the gadgets had to set them to got to be secure for the notification. they were pretty much one of a kind was to the impossible. it wasn't as it shows, i'm $21.00. i can just, i marsh the i know whole such as june $180.00 of spine was of course, the kid war, which is also a war of spies. one of them then both sides wanted to find out how far the others military had developed. i just asked them whether there were plans for an attack gain or this was on guy from this has been in the military and political espionage played a really big role. painful economic espionage to the c

also used to spy on people travelling through east german territory to get from west germany, to west berlin, one inconspicuous profit service stations, and parking lots was a fuel can, with a built in lens. the. the reason we should even for every important operation, we get to a specialist who develops things that were made special weren't sugar. so the spoken to this day, but i don't exactly know where they were, but they develop gadgets for various spied on the, the entropy in a few diesel. i worked a lot with women as well. so the gadgets had to set them to got to be secure for the no solution. they were pretty much one of a kind was to the impossible. it wasn't that shows i'm $21.00. i can just, i marsh the i know whole such as june $180.00 of spine was of course, the kid war, which was also a war of spies. you, one of them. then both sides wanted to find out how far the other is military had developed. i just asked them whether there were plans for an attack gain or this was on guy from this has been in the military and political espionage played a really big role. painful economic es

nightmares about tipping into a nuclear war, that is until he threw down this gauntlet while visiting west berlin in 1987. >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. >> and two years later, the soviet leader mikhail gashorbac did just that or allowed the east germans to tear the down wall, as the come nist and the capital lift, gash chev and reagan were ideologically an iron curtain apart but they shared determination to avoid a clash between their two super powers, ultimately set them on a path to cooperation and led to friendship that brought the world back from the brink. >> from the archive this week, my interview with president gorbachev, ten years after that berlin wall was torn down. >> ten years ago, the berlin wall came down. piece by small concrete piece. east and west germans chiselling in a frenzy of newfound freedom. today, some observers say a statue should stand in every east european capital, a statue for mikhail gorbachev, for it is he who allowed their independence, whoa changed history. for the west, it was a moment of triumph over tyranny and gorbachev was a committed communist an

in west berlin. aircraft, that is, here you can imagine, indeed, in the event of a crisis or even in the event of war, what could happen. wolf's agents asked. with its network all structures of the north atlantic alliance. germany, later calculated that five people out of every thousand west germans worked for markus wolf’s department. the quality of his agents, as exemplified by at least one - gungiyom, he served as secretary to german chancellor willy brant. guillem's exposure led to the chancellor's resignation. the name and face of this agent even markus wolff did not know the stasi. his operational pseudonym was in use - tapas. an ordinary german pensioner at one time handed over to the center about 10,000 personally taken photographs of the highest security nato documents. from berlin these photos were sent straight to moscow. topas did not receive a penny for his deadly work. it was a work of persuasion. so in my old age i am not going to repaint. the marxist topas obtained detailed plans for

west bank. amir shojaei news of sedav cima berlin. the head of the country's natural resources and watershed management organization said: part of the goals of the national plan to plant one billion trees is dedicated to desertification. mr. nobakht also said that this plan will officially start on december 11, at the same time as the anniversary of the martyrdom of sardar jangal mirza kochuk khanan across the country . the people of the chiefs of vezin abad, kermanshah came to work for the implementation of the plan of one billion trees and by creating a small nursery in a corner of their houses , they prepared the preparations for the implementation of this plan. we almost we produced nearly 30,000 native seedlings adapted to the region's climate. the plan of one billion trees will officially start on the 17th of december and one billion trees will be borrowed within 4 years. the private sector and the public sector in the country had produced about 40 million saplings, but now nearly 11 million saplings have been produced in our jo

west bank. amir shojaei khabari of sed and cima berlin. media of the zionist regime announced the dismissal of the commander and deputy of one of the military units of this regime's army . it is said that these two people withdrew their forces from the resistance forces during the field attack on gaza at the height of the conflicts. these officers stated the reason for the withdrawal was the lack of support and the rebellion and escape of their forces from the scene of the conflict. some media are one of the reasons for the zionists to agree to a ceasefire announced their failures on the battlefield. so far, the zionist regime has acknowledged the death of 70 of its soldiers in the field attack on gaza. deportation is the price of supporting the palestinian people. another hollywood actor lost his job due to protesting the zionist actions in the generation of priests of the palestinian people in the gaza strip . you don't have to be a palestinian to understand that the killing of around 500 children is unacceptable and a war crime. these a

news berlin, germany. the westn very far from common sense, to erase the memory of the historical unity of russian ukrainians. a new large-scale project called ukrainian history was presented in london. global initiative. the goal - with the help of dozens of scientists from all over the world - quote: to create a deep history of the ukrainian lands, that is, to fundamentally distort the historical truth. about the project participants and the possible consequences of this. this is essentially a story about how to make the supposedly ancient ukraine come true, that is , to replace the political situation with historical facts, and it doesn’t matter that it will be untrue, because politically engaged specialists are getting down to business. american historian timothy snyder came to the presentation of the new initiative in a ukrainian embroidered shirt and set, so to speak, the vector of research, next to the kiev oligarch victor pinchuk and the ukrainian soros, who will sponsor. snyder, who has already shown the w

mikhail antonovia barkovskaya, andrey putra, lead berlin, germany. the westmpt, again very far from common sense , to erase the memory of historical unity russian ukrainians. a new large-scale project called ukrainian history, a global initiative, was presented in london. the goal is by dozens of scientists from around the world. quote: create a deep history of ukrainian lands, that is. about the project participants about the possible consequences of such a distortion, boris ivanin. this is essentially a story about how to turn myths about supposedly ancient ukraine into reality, that is, in a political context, to replace historical facts, and it doesn’t matter that it will be untrue, because they are taking on the matter politically engaged specialists. at the presentation of the new initiative, the american historian timothy snyder came in a ukrainian embroidered shirt, asked, so to speak , the kiev oligarch victor pinchuk ukrainian soros, who will sponsor snyder’s new research, who has already shown the world a book called europe between hitler and stali

i think projects like ours, the west—eastern divan orchestra orchestra, the academy in berlin, theserojects are extremely important, especially in a situation of crisis like this one. we see a lot of polarisation, a lot of division around. almost we are the only ones that promote this idea of cooperation and mutual understanding that i think is very important. marion millican i wonder if you can describe how music like this and this orchestra brings people from different backgrounds together. the orchestra started after daniel and my late _ orchestra started after daniel and my late husband edward discovered, became _ my late husband edward discovered, became good friends and they broke barriers _ became good friends and they broke barriers and they extended it to their— barriers and they extended it to their people. and daniel made an orchestra — their people. and daniel made an orchestra out of it. the idea of the orchestra — orchestra out of it. the idea of the orchestra is — orchestra out of it. the idea of the orchestra is you do something that you are _ orchestra is you do some

empire began its colonial invasion into nam may be from the very start. berlin encouraged the white colonists to settle in south west africa and take away the best land from the local drive. the germans were actively draining natural resources and using the local population as a cheap labor source. this was causing major pro, test, and lead to rebuild your in 19 o 4, they hear arrow, and nama drives rebuild against the german colonial rule. kaiser wilhelm the 2nd was fully determined in order to suppress the rebellion with the up most severe a date against the inhabitants of nam may be a germany through its 15000 well equipped army all around the country. concentration camps were built in humane medical experiments over citizens were conducted within the period of 4 years. the german, skilled up to 60000 people, among which there were 80 percent of the here railroad tried and 50 percent of the number dr. the events in south west africa are called the 1st genocide of the 20th century, and not without reason are compared to the holocaust just 2 decades later after the massacre in nam may be hitler's to solve unit foot

street is not in the arab world now countries, the arab street is now in the west in europe, in brussels, in vienna, in berlin who converted to islam and who are in solidarity with the arab street in the middle east, they do not understand how it grows among, through them, this is what scares me most of all, for them it has already sprouted when you could imagine yourself, a pro-palestinian, a large pro-palestinian demonstration in the united states, please, but they still don’t understand it, but there is bad news, unfortunately, the united states, the american elite, they have reached a situation where they are basically unable to no compromise at all, even beneficial to them, because this will mean that they will have to take at least half a step back somewhere, in the state in which they are, any step back, even... half a step back will mean a collapse, in general, a step back is a rather responsible action, a retreat is one of the most important , well, simen arkadovich will confirm for me, this requires a retreat, you need to prepare very carefully, prepare, otherwise it will turn into a flight towards

countries, last week stars of david were painted on the doors of jewish houses in berlin, we see that throughout the westblem, and america is also not immune from it. it's interesting that no one ever says: well, china has the fastest growing economy in the world, they have an obligation to accept millions of refugees from other countries, no one says that, no one says that about the gulf countries, only christian countries have this obligation, and i think it clearly destroyed these countries, germany, rapes on the streets of germany began long before the hamas attack on october 7, this is a long time ago. why is this so, do you think , why do the prosperous christian countries of the west bear this obligation, while all other countries, india, china, saudi arabia, do not , what is the matter? yes, let's take japan, japan is a full-fledged modern democracy, but japan, of course, accepts almost no one, and even regarding legal immigration, in japan everything is very strict and tough, because they want to protect the integrity of their culture. countries, why is it wrong with us, partly due to guilt, i t

cargo for kiev are also being blocked, be that as it may, the active west continues to promise military assistance to ukraine berlinh four medium-range air defense systems worth $1 billion 400 million, the german ministry of defense reported this, the systems will be supplied from 2025, the package of military assistance also includes drones, unmanned defense systems, mine clearance vehicles, satellite communications, electronic warfare, as well as anti-tank mines and artillery shells. the western experiment on the collapse of the country has thousands of coffins instead of thousands of promises, why beautiful slogans were deception, and european integration turned into a nightmare for ukrainians. who fueled the revolution and where are the main symbols of the revolution in understandable politics now? let us remind you who pushed ukraine into the abyss, watch this evening’s broadcast after the panorama. a single day of reception of citizens is taking place in the capital; in the administration of the sovetsky district , today the chairman of the permanent commission of the council of the republic on regional polic

west. deputy prime minister of ukraine olga stefanishina also came to berlin and was invited to the studioukraine is doing its homework, but shouldn't the first thing have been to hold elections? why are there no presidential or parliamentary elections in ukraine now? in the current situation, this is simply impossible, as is german law. ukrainian law also prohibits elections during war. today. an article was published in the berliner newspaper with the following headline: if commander-in-chief zaluzhny runs, zelsky will most likely lose. this is an interview with journalist yanina sokolovskaya, the main thesis: hostilities must stop as soon as possible, a frontal attack on zelsky, it was he who led the counterattack for us , both the ukrainians and the western establishment. and here’s another uncomfortable topic for guests from kiev on vel’s air. officially it is said that we stand firmly on the side of ukraine. in any case, the federal chancellor has repeatedly stated this. but, at least in government circles, there are rumors that germany and the united states may have agreed among the

the backdrop of increasingly harsh criticism of zelsky’s personal in the west, deputy prime minister of ukraine olga came to berlinhere no presidential or parliamentary elections in ukraine now? in the current situation this is simply impossible, just like the german. ukrainian law also prohibits elections during war. today an article was published in the berliner newspaper with the following headline: if commander-in-chief zaluzhny runs, zelsky will most likely lose. this is an interview with journalist yanina sokolovskaya. main thesis: hostilities must stop as soon as possible. a frontal attack on zelsky, it was he who led both the ukrainians and the western establishment with a counterattack for us. and here’s another uncomfortable topic for guests from kiev on vel’s air. officially speaking. that we stand firmly on the side of ukraine, at least the federal chancellor has repeatedly stated this, but at least in government circles there are rumors that germany and the united states may have agreed among themselves to supply weapons in such a way that there will be enough of them for that, so that ukraine would n

mikhail antonov, anastasia barkovskaya, andrey putro, vesti berlin, germany. the west never get off its so-called technological needle, but this is happening quite quickly. with these words, vladimir putin began this evening his conversation with participants in the third congress of young scientists. it takes place on the federal territory of sirius and before the meeting, the president visited an exhibition of scientific equipment produced in russia and belarus. about what they showed to the head of state. speech in his conversation with young specialists, alexey konopko. the president begins his visit to the main event of the year in science with specific achievements. this is the stand of the our project, in fact, a database of scientific equipment that is made in russia and belarus. many presenters western universities want to buy this device from us, and for our russian users we keep prices very low. this device is 2-10 times cheaper than the western one, 2-10 times, and such an optical tomograph was developed by a company that in 2019 started with one drawing. o

i wouldn't tells us about the chinese academy because in berlin from in the news team, thanks for the people in trucks in judge west trying to free the city center the straight screen, the.

west. german chancellor olaf scholz made such a statement today in berlin during a speech at an event organized by the ministry of defense of the country, because it lasts much longer than putin imagined, so he, olaf scholz, is not a pessimist, on the contrary, an optimist. well, today is friday, and that's why , unfortunately, the prime minister of hungary spoke again on the air of radio station kossuth, and again, unfortunately, he spoke badly about ukraine. according to him, hungary is not supports the proposal. of the european commission to offer the governments of the countries to start negotiations with ukraine on joining the eu. in addition, official budapest opposes amendments to the eu budget for 2020, 24, 27 years in order to provide kyiv with additional financial assistance in the amount of 50 billion euros. and the head of the hungarian government motivated it: yes, a quote. it is not possible to start negotiations. that's clear. hungarian position: ukraine is as far from eu membership as mako is from jerusalem. just so you understand, mako is a small town in hungary on the border w

internet may be from the very start . berlin encourage the white colon as to settle in south west africa and take away the best land from the local drive. the germans were actively draining natural resources and using the local population as a cheap labor source. this was causing major pro, test and led to rebuild your in 19 o 4 here, aero. and now my drive is rebuild against the german colonial rule. kaiser wilhelm the 2nd was fully determined and ordered to suppress the rebellion with the utmost severity against the inhabitants of nam may be germany through its 15000 well equipped army. all around the country concentration camps were built in humane medical experiments over citizens were conducted within the period of 4 years. the germans gild up to 60000 people, among which there were 80 percent of the here railroad tried and 50 percent of the number dr. the events in south west africa are called the 1st genocide of the 20th century, stand not without reason. park compared to the holocaust just 2 decades later after the massacre in nam may be a hitler's assault unit foot on the same b

east germany opened the berlin wall, allowed travel east to west.the wall themselves brick by brick. it was built in 1961 during the cold war it. separated the soviet controlled east and the democratic west. and the cold war came to an end. east german declared that citizens were free to cross. tomorrow on "special report," we have got it all. for cases against violence against jews and muslims, remember, if you can't catch us live, set your dvr 6:00 p.m. in the east, 3:00 p.m. on the west

of the 1st world war, the berlin conference of 1885, was a major point in the coughing up of the african continent by european powers. germany went on to declare colonies in west africa, as well as in german, east africa, which covered the mainland areas of what's now at tens in the berlin di rolanda and a small part of mozambique. the germans brucely suppressed resistance by the african subjects. as germany's president, frank volta stein maya visited the town of some get in southern times, india, which is named after some game by no one of the leaders killed by german colonialists, the leading resistance. the town was a major flash point in the magic maggi uprising and the early 19 hundreds. it's the gym and presidents stood for several minutes so the graves of the $66.00, my g, my g fight is and the lead us and national heroes. some of them by now they were all hanged here by the gym and colonial rulers. it's a historic moment and the recognition of guild for one of the greatest crimes in gem and is colonial history. up to $300000.00 people, died in the month to month. the war for now, you can put an up from the dodson killed on yahoo! i filed before the vic

east germany opened the berlin wall, allowed travel east to west. that night germans celebrated by knocking down the wall themselves brick by brick. it was built in 1961 during the cold war it. separated the soviet controlled east and the democratic west. and the cold war came to an end. east german declared that citizens were free to cross. tomorrow on "special report," we have got it all. for cases against violence against jews and muslims, remember, if you can't catch us live, set your dvr 6:00 p.m. in the east, 3:00 p.m. on the west coast. we obviously had a big show today in that. israeli prime minister visited us after that interview between the saudi crowned prince and the israeli prime minister. reacting to that and the current situation with the war. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" is now. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham and welcome to the ingraham angle from washington tonight. all right. although republicans

empire began its colonial invasion into name may be from the very start. berlin encouraged the white calling is to settle in south west africa and take away the best land from the local drive. the germans were actively draining natural resources and using the local population as a cheap labor source. this was causing major pro test and led to a rebuild your in 19 o 4 here, aero. and now my drive is rebuild against the german colonial rule. kaiser wilhelm the 2nd was fully determined in order to suppress the rebellion with the up most of irritate against the inhabitants of nan, maybe a germany through its 15000 well equipped army. all around the country concentration camps were built in humane medical experiments over citizens were conducted within the period of 4 years. the german, skilled up to 60000 people, among which there were 80 percent of the here railroad tribe, and 50 percent of the number dr. the events in south west africa are called the 1st genocide of the 20th century and not without reason. park compared to the holocaust just 2 decades later after the massacre in nam may be hitler's the solve unit foot o

east, this is west with dw business, be on the the, this dw dues live it from berlin, the israeli military pressing deeper into gaza and into a strong hold of the chair. a group of boston minister benjamin netanyahu says that is rarely troops are now operating inside garza city, and it says that there will be no ceasefire without the release of his really hostages. also coming out to europe, the most powerful telescope beams bank, its 1st images to earth. they are being called a revolution for astronomy, the.

west with dw business beyond the . this is dw news coming to line from berlin. the exit is from northern gallon, so accelerates is real, says another 50000 gallons of now flood their homes there. these really military claims people are leaving because they understand this. a mouse has lost control of the know also coming up families of hostages, held by him us appealed to the e. u to bring them home. his real says there will be no cease fire in gaza until all the captives are released. and america's pop diplomat praises can.

east versus west with c w business beyond the the, the, this is dw news line from berlin. these ran, the military says it's nice big guys into as it continues, it's grand defensive inside the territory, gaza last communications on sunday. image increasing is randy air strikes. the 3rd total blackout since the war began. also coming up us secretary of state and to be blinking, it's in the middle east tried to stop. the conflict from spreading is not incorrect where he's expected to hold told, with his turkish kept her pars, plus mc migration sentiments on the rise in germany.

presentation took place directly in the main arena euro, to the berlin olimpstadion, which will host the decisive game of the tournament. in the westerman football stars manuel neuer and philipp lahm took part. special logos of the arenas that will host the competition next summer will be printed on the balls that will be played at the euros. the european championship in germany will last from june 14 to july 14. we literally have a minute, you know, i would like to express my emotional reaction today. i think everyone saw the video from the polish border on the internet, where this representative of the group of people who they are blocking the border for ukrainian transporters, i talked to the driver, and this driver, moreover, said that he had already lost all the money, had already spent it, burned all the diesel fuel and was actually standing there at this border, and with these words of a pole speaking in polish, he said, i speak ukrainian, why are you talking , well, there is such a quarrel, you know, unpleasant, and in general, it is clear that there is no way out of this situation, but the question asked by the ukrainian c

consignments after pressure from the west, and dire warnings from the united nations about the humanitarian situation. precepts how you prefer to wand has held talks in berlin with german chancellor, olaf schultz. the 2 leaders expressed a number of differences, but both leaders agreed that their country's need to keep talking to reach out for land. if they're coming off out documentary series, duncan looks as the complicated relationships between siblings. that's after a short break. to mike, look plenty more news. beginning of the next down, the news 3 is the most powerful woman, little sister of the dictate to mysterious strategic. who is can you tell me? you can say she represents a mixture of expectations and disappointment. the thing is it gets into the ridge princess stuff, november 25th on dw.

berlin will continue to provide military assistance to ukraine, with this promise from the german minister of defense. it is taking place in a context where the westing arms supplies to the kiev regime, including due to the conflict in the middle east. ukraine is almost demanding long-range missiles from germany taurus air-to-surface missiles, but berlin hesitates. the day before, us defense secretary loy dostan visited kiev. announced the delivery of a new batch of ammunition worth $100 million. but the volume of each subsequent american package turns out to be smaller than the previous one. money is too much, he said so. meeting with the heads of foreign affairs of a number of countries of the league of arab states and the organization of islamic cooperation. the head of the russian foreign ministry also said that moscow shares the assessments of the need for a ceasefire in gas. we condemn terrorism in all its manifestations without any exception, but it is also necessary to fight terrorism using methods with contradictions. and to put it bluntly. do not flagrantly violate the norms of international humanitarian law. we see that crimes against c

berlin. the silence of the palestinian neighbors and the support of the countries condemn the west from the zionist regime. we came here. to protest against israel's attack on palestine, especially gaza, and the barbaric hospital bombings. palestine is occupied by a racist regime, and we express our solidarity with the palestinian people . the march in berlin was one of the few pro-palestinian events in recent weeks that received a permit. the participants in these gatherings and demonstrations demanded strict treatment of international organizations and european countries with the zionist regime to prevent azadi square. its distance from the white house is less than 500 meters. it is the first time in american history that the palace residents the white cry of palestinian freedom and the anger of the american demonstrators against the crimes of the zionist regime from this close distance. listen to the demonstrators, whose number was announced by the american media as tens of thousands and some even estimated up to 20,000 . the supporters of palestine, from los angeles and chicago to detroit and n

so now the west is starting to also treat sammy, do like us one group for her moss with berlin, talking about german intelligence, estimated there, around $450.00. come off, members inside germany, like did they find membership cards and the raids or maybe how awesome newsletters listing, some of these folks responsibilities at the upcoming come off the big sale in bottle. dr. seems like there's a real potential here for a chilling effect on free speech. a non 0 risk and some of the, perhaps more passionate average pro palestinian activists to art actually him, us or funding for it. getting caught up in a raid at worst, or at the very least, thinking twice about exercising their free speech and criticising israel's policy or in supporting the basic rights of palestinian civilians. if it means that they themselves could end up being targeted. uh, it's always interesting to get your take on today's top stories on to contribute to rachel mazda in many times. and i thank you for joining us there for this program. live from most of a heading into the evening, hours on friday, here in the cit

military operations in the west bank stand in blatant disregard for human values. and the bride of life. moralities have been held. in germany, thousands demonstrated in berlinrike outside. the white house to demand to sease fire in gaza and to denounce washington's support for israel. a ceremony in honor of the day of solidarity with the people of palestine has been held at the palestinian embassy in moscow. dozens of people came to the diplomatic missions building to commemorate the palestinian cause. a correspondent marina cortanova reports from moscow. the palestinian embassy in moscow. on tuesday held a ceremony on the occasion of the international day of solidarity with the palestinian people. in the meeting, deputy foreign minister michael bogdanov read message by president vladimir putin to his palestinian counterpart mahmoud abbas on the occasion of the solidarity day. the message said the creation of sovereign palestine within the 1967 borders is key condition for resolving the palestine conflict. according to the russian diplomat, the russian foreign ministry has engaged in intense efforts to help resolve the humanitarian situation in gaza through

of the visits of ukrainian political leaders to the west, when some time ago, when a special military operation began, zelsky came, washington, berlinuld give him and he with his visit he covered this acquisition of the military and there are more missiles, but the deal was already done and he only covered its result with his visit, this one not only asks, he is also forced to explain himself, because they ask him unpleasant questions, they ask him, but you really think there that you can win, but what do you think, if they don’t give you money, what will you do then, the intonation has changed a lot, but still i think that today this is not the most important plot, i’m all about ukraine -i’ll come back later, because there is something i want to say , after all, the fact is that the whole world is now waiting for the result of two superpowers, two largest economies, and how they will get along or not get along with each other, from a lot depends on this in the world, the relations of these two countries are, well just at the level... here the most important thing i would like to say is that we are ready for some kind of dialogue, r

berlin, where the german leadership received the president of turkey. this meeting again showed how far the positions of the countries of the west and the eastern world are. i want to emphasize once again that now and for the long-term prospect of peace, it is necessary that hamas is no longer able to carry out the acts of aggression that we saw on october 7th. everything must be done to ensure good prospects for. this is a two-state solution, which adhered to by germany, the european union and many others. this is a prospect for the future. eyvallah. they're talking about a hostage exchange. okay, we are for it, but what number is held in israel and what number is held in another country. israel has many more hostages in its hands, they have been in captivity for many years, it would be unfair not to see this. you're talking about hundreds of people, i'm talking about thousands. has israel killed thousands of palestinians and destroyed hospitals? he did it. he hits places of prayer, he hits mosques. as a muslim i don't accepted. israel announced the easing of the blockade of the sector. the war cabinet gave permission to allow two tanks of fuel per day

berlin, where the german leadership received the turkish president. this meeting again showed how far the positions of the countries of the west and the eastern world arephasize again, now and for the duration. peace, it is necessary that hamas is no longer able to carry out the acts of aggression that we saw on october 7, everything must be done to ensure good prospects for israel of a palestinian state, to live peacefully side by side, this is a two-state solution, which is supported by germany, the european union and many others, this is a prospect for the future. they are talking about an exchange of hostages, okay, we are for it, but what is the number. did he destroy hospitals, he did it, he hits places of prayer, he hits mosques, as a muslim, i don’t accept this, you, as christians, agree with the bombing of churches, why don’t you oppose this, meanwhile, the israeli authorities said on easing the blockade of the sector, the military cabinet gave permission to allow two fuel tanks per day into the autonomy for the needs of the un, but this does not mean a change in the general one. the largest number of people leaving the gas sector in recent ti