The Power of Resilience: A Story of Survival and Hope

By Lucy Williamson, Middle East correspondent

“It was the third time they caught her.”

Crouching in a shallow dip in the field, Moran Stella Yanai knew this time was different. “I heard ‘Coo-coo!’ and we raised our heads up – the terrorists were standing [there], smiling,” she said. “Everyone started to run, I jumped and broke my leg, and they caught me.”

“You really need to protect your story,” she explained. “What happens in the first house stays there, and doesn’t come with you to the second house [or] the third house.”

Moran had been desperately trying to hide in the sparse cover of a potato field as Hamas gunmen raided the site of the Nova music festival, a few miles from the Gaza border. She had already been caught twice before but managed to talk her way out by insisting she was Arab.

“Unfortunately, even though four months have passed since its approval, any “time-plan” for the implementation of the projects specified in the master plan has not been publicly announced.”

Publika.az reports that blogger-urban planner Anar Aliyev said these words in his statement to BAKU.WS.

According to him, the main document of the Master Plan envisages the implementation of a pilot project around the Heydar Aliyev Center and Agha Neymatulla Street, but there

The world woke up this Friday shocked by the announcement of the death of the opposition leader Alexei Navalny. The doctors who treated him spent more than “half an hour” trying to revive him, according to Russian news agencies. The Russian prison services They reported that Navalny died after feeling unwell after a walk. The opponent He was serving a 19-year sentence. in a prison in the Arctic.

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When Edgardo Rubén Assadalso known as Sheikh Suhail Assad, who landed last Tuesday at Sao Paulo’s Guarulhos International Airport from Iran, had no idea what was about to happen. After all, the Argentinian of Lebanese origin serving the Islamic Revolution in Tehran, he had come to Brazil many times, and in all of them he had never had problems passing customs controls. Last Tuesday, however, things were like this many different ones. The airport’s computerized foreign traveler screening system recognized him and the Brazilian federal police he immediately prevented him from entering in the Latin American giant. He was then put on a Qatar Airways flight and, via Doha, Assad was forced to return to Iran. The main motivation of the Brazilian authorities was the hypotheses “Assad’s ties to the terrorist group Hezbollah and the Iranian Revolutionary Guard“, as well as the fact that he appears in the FBI’s database of terrorist suspects, the “Terrorist Screening Center”. The Argentine has the most serious status, that of ‘No Fly’.

But who is Edgardo Rubén Assad and why did the Brazilian authorities not allow him to enter Brazil this time? Born in Argentina to Lebanese parents, Assad emigrated with his family to Lebanon at the age of 20.where he studied Islamic theology until his meeting Mohsen Rabbani, one of the main defenders of pro-Iranian expansionism in Latin America. Rabbani is the former Iranian cultural attaché to Argentina and is referred to as the intellectual author of the terrorist attacks in Buenos Aires against the Israeli embassy in 1992 and against the AMIA in 1994 which caused 107 deaths and approximately 500 injuries.

In 2015, the Argentine prosecutor Alberto Nismann He also exposed how Assad’s family gave Iran access to powerful groups in Argentina. Assad, along with his brother-in-law Abdul Karim Paz and his cousin, Jorge Alejandro “Yussuf” Khalil, helped Tehran.”to implement the 2013 Iranian pact″. According to Nisman, Iran used Assad’s network of relationships to work out a plan with the then-president Cristina Kirchner exonerate the Iranians accused of the AMIA attack – including Rabbani – in exchange for trade benefits such as agricultural exports and oil imports. This is demonstrated by an old photo taken in Brazil in the first decade of the new millennium Edgardo Rubén Assad at the far left of a group with Rabbani and his son-in-law Ali Qomi in the center, along with some Brazilians from the northeastern state of Pernambuco, where the AMIA mastermind had established an ideological recruiting base in the town of Belo Jardim.

Another more recent photo from 2017 shows Assad in Sao Paulo being interviewed on Iranian television in Spanish, Hispanic Television, on the occasion of the visit to Brazil of Ayatollah Mohsen Araki, known for having openly called for “the annihilation of Zionism” and for having promoted friendly relations with the Taliban. On that occasion the guests of the conference were none other than the religious centers linked to Hezbollah and among the guests from all over the continent there were Latin American and Iranian religious people, all disciples of Mohsen Rabbani. In the interview with Hispanic Television Assad introduced himself as a member of Al Mustafa International

Illegal immigration plagues the world; the United States, Russia, and Europe also have the same problem

Share 4 On July 17, 2023, a pro-refugee demonstration against the illegal immigration bill was held in Parliament Square in London (Vuk Valcic/ZUMA Press Wire/Kyodo News Images)

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(Yoichi Masuzoe: international political scientist)

On April 22nd, the British Parliament passed a bill to deport illegal immigrants to Rwanda, Africa. In response, Prime Minister Sunak announced that the first flights to Rwanda would start in 10 to 12 weeks. What is behind this unusual response?

Rapid increase in illegal immigration

The Rwandan deportation plan was devised by the then Boris Johnson government in April 2022, and is a policy aimed at stopping illegal immigration. The number of illegal migrants crossing the English Channel in small boats has been increasin

This Tuesday, the Public Prosecutor’s Office (MP) requested preventive detention for Fernando Madureira, leader of the Super Dragões, and Hugo “Polaco”, a member of the cheer squad, within the scope of the Operation Praetorianand house arrest with electronic surveillance for Vítor Catão.

A judicial source told the Lusa agency that, in promoting the coercive measures to be applied to the defendants by the Criminal Investigation Court (TIC) of Porto, the MP prosecutor defended that Madureira and Hugo Carneiro (“Polish”) be subject to the coercive measure most serious: preventive detention.

For Vítor Catão, who chose not to make a statement before the criminal investigation judge Pedro Miguel Vieira, the MP defended the application of house arrest, with electronic surveillance.

For the remaining nine defendants, the MP prosecutor requested a ban on contact, a ban on access to sports venues and periodic presentations to the authorities.

After the MP’s promotions, the lawyers for the 12 defendants presented their respective arguments, but the coercive measures will only be known on Wednesday afternoon, at 4 pm.

However, at the end of the afternoon, Fernando Madureira’s wife, Sandra, and five of the seven detained at the Bela Vista police station (Hugo Loureiro, Fernando Saul, Vítor ‘Aleixo’, Vítor Bruno Oliveira and José Pereira) were released.

The investigations began with a significant delay, compared to the scheduled time (10 am), with the investigating judge Pedro Miguel Vieira arriving at the TIC at 11 am.

Last Wednesday, the PSP detained 12 people – including two FC Porto employees and the leader of the Super Dragões, Fernando Madureira -, a

Offices for travelers in Tel Aviv. “Tell me Thals, what are you telling me about viruses now?” (Photo: Dreamstime)

With Cinnamon oakinvestor in the Ibex Investors fund, Red MaholCEO and co-founder of WATS VA andEitan Gironinvestment analyst at Blumberg Capital

The capital raising process includes many meetings between investors and entrepreneurs, most of which do not mature into an investment. But this does not mean that the deal cannot be made in the future, and it is important to understand the feedback between the entrepreneurs and the investors correctly. Take for example Noam Twister, founder and CEO of Travelier, who was able to close an investment deal with Barak Salomon, managing partner at Red Dot Capital Partners, after receiving two “no’s” from him, it’s a really great story, so it’s we know they invited them both to a new episode of “the ecosystem” so they can tell us exactly what happened there and what we can learn from it.

We’ll quickly introduce the working people: Red Dot Capital invests in Israeli startups in early sta