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IAEA Board of Governors closes 12-year probe into Iran’s nuclear activities

Israel has outraged the bereaved family of a twelve year old Gazan boy who was killed in September of 2000 by Israeli gun-fire which was captured on film by a French camera crew. Mohammad al-Durrah became a symbol of the second Palestinian intifada when he was shot to death by Israeli soldiers as his father desperately tried to protect him. In recent days Tel-Aviv added insult to injury for the Al-Durrah\\\\\\\'s by claiming that this incident was staged by Palestinians as a publicity stunt to tarnish the Israel\\\\\\\'s image.

[12 June 2012] Bahrain Revolution - News Analysis - English After spending a month in prison, an 11-year-old Bahraini boy is set to appear in court for taking part in an illegal gathering, according to authorities. In fact, up until now three children have been given 15-year jail sentences, human rights groups say. On this edition of News Analysis, we're asking how resolute the anti-regime movement is and whether the Bahraini revolution is getting the type of international coverage and response it deserves and why

The shocking killing of Lee Rigby earlier this year by people believing themselves to be Muslims was predictably followed by weeks of media coverage. Although such extremism is contradictory to Islam, Muslims felt it necessary to again denounce this extremism. However, there was another victim of extremism shortly after, 82-year old Mohammed Saleem. He was stabbed three times until he died on his way home from prayers. The extremist was Ukrainian student Pavlo Lapshyn, a man who also bombed several mosques in Britain. British media has been comparably quiet. Was it because his beliefs were not expressed as Islamic? This week\'s Islam and Life asks: Which victim of extremism will Britain remember: Lee Rigby or Mohammed Saleem?

Officials from Egypt\'s influential al-Azhar University have decided to adjourn the resumption of the educational year, yet again. The upcoming report by our correspondent takes a look at the motives behind the move as well as reactions and potential repercussions.

[12 May 2012] Obama woos PG kings ahead of US vote -News Analysis - English Bahrain's revolution has continued: In the most recent demonstrations, protesters demanded the release of women prisoners, many of them locked up during more than a year of protests against the ruling regime. This includes Zainab al-Khawaja, daughter of a jailed activist Abdul Hadi al Khawaja, both on a hunger strike, and both detained. Meanwhile, US Secretary State received her guest, the crown prince of the Persian Gulf island of Bahrain, in the US.

[12 Aug 2012] Iran takes two bronze medals in wrestling - English Komeil Ghasemi took a bronze in the 120 KG freestyle wrestling after beating the USA's Tervel Diagnev. Ghasemi won the first period after opening up a 4-0 lead in the first 20 seconds. Dlagnev took the scoreless second period in a sudden-death clinch, before Ghasemi sealed bronze with a winning point just nine seconds from the final hooter. Afterwards Ghasemi dedicated his vctory to the people of Iran. The 120 KG title went to Uzbekistan's remarkable Artur Taymazov who clinched his third consecutive Olympic gold. Meanwhile, three-time Asian champion Naser Ehsan Lashgari claimed the bronze in the men's 84 KG category by beating Bulgaria's world junior silver medallist Ibrahim Bolukbasi. 26 year old Lashgari only needed two periods to win the contest, using his wealth of experience to defeat his opponent 3-2, 3-0.

[12 Aug 2012] Muslims in Iran mark last night of honor - English Prayers and invocations at the last Latlat ul-Qadr or the night of honor; a night sacred to all Muslims. In the Islamic culture the word Qadr is equal to honor and dignity. Every year during the 19th, 21st, and 23rd of the holy month of Ramadan in the Islamic Lunar calendar Muslims stay awake and pray through out the entire night. The ceremony known as Ehya is a chance for them to pray and ask for God's blessing. Iranians mark these nights by gathering in mosques; they pray for the sick and those in need as well as their loved ones.

[12 Aug 2012] Afghan freedom depends on US interests - English More than a decade in Afghanistan the US-led forces are now facing more violence. As many as eight US-led troopers have been killed by locals in southern Afghanistan over the past three days in the so-called "green-on-blue" attacks. In two separate incidents on Friday, three American forces were shot by a man in Afghan police uniform, who had invited them to a meal, while three other troopers were killed by an Afghan, employed in a NATO base. According to a NATO count, green-on-blue attacks, in which Afghans turn their weapons against the foreign forces, have killed a total of 34 foreign troopers this year. The inspector general police of the Helmand province, Abdul Nabi Ilham described the green-on-blue attacks as a new tactic of the Taliban. Thousands of NATO troopers, due to withdraw from Afghanistan in 2014, are still in the country under the pretext of 'training and working alongside Afghan soldiers' for the anti-insurgency campaign.

Tel Aviv returns the remains of a young Palestinian woman who died during the second Intifada or uprising against the Israeli occupation 12 years ago. Palestinians in the West Bank town of Bethlehem were jubilant as an ambulance carrying the remains of Ayat al-Akhras arrived. The family is expected to bury the 18-year-old\\\'s remains on Monday. Akhras was killed in 2002 at the height of the second Palestinian Intifada. She died after she detonated an explosive belt in West Jerusalem al-Quds killing two Israelis. The remains of over 280 Palestinians killed in confrontations with Israeli forces are still held in Israel. Tel Aviv has agreed to return the remains of 36 Palestinians but has only released six bodies so far.

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Press TV has conducted an interview with Webster Griffin Tarpley, author and historian from Washington, about al-Nusra Front terrorist group that has claimed responsibility for carrying out hundreds of acts of terror in the past year

Press TV\'s Election Bulletin reports on the latest developments of Iran\'s 11th presidential election, candidates\' campaigns and activities. Iran\'s 11th presidential election will be held on June 14. Presidential hopefuls can register from May 7 to 11. The president of Iran is elected for a four-year term in a national election.

Press TV has conducted an interview with Ralph Schoenman, author of the \"Hidden History of Zionism\", about Israeli forces detaining a five-year-old Palestinian boy for allegedly throwing a stone at a settler\'s car in the southern West Bank city of al-Khalil (Hebron).

The former head of the Bank of Israel is about to become the Vice-Chairman of America\'s Federal Reserve. Stanley Fischer, who led the Bank of Israel for eight years, has been asked to take over Janet Yellen\'s position at the US Fed. Yellen is set to take the top job from current boss Ben Bernanke whose term ends in January. Fischer, who was born in Zambia, holds both Israeli and American citizenships. The announcement comes after the Bank of Canada\'s chief Mark Carney earlier this year became the first foreigner to lead the Bank of England.

Over the past 3 years, Egypt has turned into an inhospitable place for journalists to work in. In 2013, Egypt was listed as the third most dangerous country for a journalist to work in falling only after Iraq and Syria. According to a newly released report by the Press Freedom Watchdog, 2013 was one of the hardest years for media personnel in Egypt -- both under former president Mohamed Morsi and months that followed his removal. Violations against the press ranged from physical attacks to legal persecution under the pretext of spreading false information Last year, six journalists were killed while on the job. Another danger faced by journalists in Egypt is a growing distrust of the public against foreign news organizations.

Born in Madina 15th Ramadan 3rd year of Hijri. Elder son of ‘Ali and Fatima, grandson of the Prophet of Islam. When he was born and the news of the birth of a grandson was conveyed to the Holy Prophet he came to the house of Fatima, took hold of the baby in his arms, said Azan and Iqamah in his ears and said, this is a beautiful child, I name him Hasan. Learn more about Imam in few Minutes.

With all the different current events going on in the world, we all really need a funny, relaxed, refreshing, and yet eye-opening commentary on it all. Sayyid Shahryar\\\'s here to humbly shed a little insight into all that\\\'s going on around the world; past, present, and perhaps even future. In this episode of \\\'Keepin\\\' It Real\\\', we\\\'re going to be talking about a real quick update slash recap of Year 2022, non-Keepin\\\' It Real Gregorian Calendar, since we are on the cusp of a new Year 2023, non-Keepin\\\' It Real Gregorian Calendar. So we thought it was wise to chat about some of the highlights of 2022 Gregorian Calendar, before it changes over to 2023 Gregorian Calendar. So welcome to our New Year\\\'s Special part 2, and let\\\'s all together say \\\'Good Riddance 2022, Hello 2023!!\\\', as you watch our part 2 of 2, New Year\\\'s Special, where we\\\'re gonna be doing some post-telling regarding 2022 Gregorian Calendar, and some fore-telling 2023 Gregorian Calendar; Nostradamus style! So now that the pleasant pleasantries are done and over with, what are some of the awesome highlights of the year 2022 Gregorian Calendar? And what are just a few of the many things that we should expect in the year 2023 Gregorian Calendar? But most importantly, and finally, what\\\'s it gonna take for us to create a better world for us all to live in; and the sooner the better? And kindly please don\\\'t forget to pray for us, because this could very well be our last 20-plus minute episode of Keepin\\\' It Real. [That\\\'s why the description is so short and sweet, this time around] Hey, we\\\'re just \\\"Keepin\\\' It Real\\\". #IslamicPulse #KeepinItReal #KIR #NewsCommentary #Islam #Allah #Quran #GlobalArrogance #Revolution #AhlulBayt #NewYears #NewYearsDay #NewYearsEve #HappyNewYear #NewYearStart #Calendar #2022 #GoodBye2022 #Hello2023 #2023 #HumanRights #Resistance #Khamenei #Leader #IslamicRevolution #GlobalPoverty #Chaos #IslamicAwakening #Yemen #Bahrain #America #Europe #Russia #Ukraine #USA #EU #Europe #NATO #Arbaeen #Afghanistan #Syria #Pakistan #Muslims #Shia #Defense #Justice #Truth #Media #Evil #Freedom #Humanity #God #West #Britain #UK #Rishi #Charles #Netanyahu #Doom #Imperialism #Colonialism #SettlerColonialism #Zionism #Pearls #Funny #Laugh #Smile

Alex Neve Secretary General of amnesty international Canada Speaking to a gathering to Mark 4th year of Saudi war on Yemen, at Paliament Hill Ottawa Canada. Annual protest marking the 4th year anniversary of the illegal western armed Saudi war on Yemen the worst humanitarian crisis in the world, we call again on the Canadian government to Immediately STOP arming the Saudi war criminals, we will submit a letter with a wide range of endorsements as we do every year supporting our battle, Canada & Canadians can’t continue to be accomplices in the clear war crimes committed daily on the Yemeni nation, the worst humanitarian crisis in the world according to the UN and many credible orgs in the world!

On the first day of Spring, when Iranians begin to celebrate for the New Year, Iran\'s Leader Ayatollah Khamenei is the first person who come on TV to give his spring speech. The talk usually sets the tone for national policy and lays out a general blueprint on what the country needs to focus on for the upcoming year. This year is also named as \"Economic Jihad\".

In a TV story about a shooting that took place in a Chicago neighborhood a reporter chooses to talk to a 4 year old boy to get reaction. We apologize for the video quality but what's important here is what is said….Listen to how the news anchors promote the story...what the child says ..and how the rest of the story is read "Meanwhile two city teens are are wounded on the Southside near east 7th. There was 18 year old man and a 16 year old girl were hit The males in good condition and the girl is expected to recover. There children on the scene who all saw it al infold and had disturbing reaction. Child - No I'm not scared of nothing. Reporter- when you get older are you going to stay away from these guns Child - No Reporter - No What are you going to do when you get older Child - I'm gonna have me a gun Anchor - That is very scary indeed. So far no suspects in the shootings." At first, a viewer might think the children were hardened soon to be street criminals. But someone at Chicago's WBBM leaked the entire interview to journalism watchdog groups Again we apologize for what you see but listen to what the reporter and the child actually said. "Reporter - when you get older you gonna stay away fromall these guns Child - No Reporter - No Child - No Reporter - What are you going to do when you get older? Child - I'm gonna have me a gun Reporter - You are ( child nods) Why do you want to do that? Child - I'm gonna be the police Reporter - OK then I guess you can have one" The exchange was sent all over the internet as bloggers and media groups blasted the TV Station for editing the story in a way that made the community look more violent. The US Civil rights group the NAACP wants action taken against the reporter and the editor. In American communities of color, civic groups have long complained about how they are portrayed on television and in newspapers. While many now say this is proof positive of a pervasive and long standing trend in American media, others who watch the industry say its is and isolated incident. Journalism Scholar and author Al Tompkins spoke with WBBM's New Director. He tells Press TV the station has admitted they made a gross mistake and that personnel responsible were disciplined. WBBM would not return phone calls to Press TV but issued an apology that said in part “We accept responsibility for the mistakes that were made, both in the reporting and editing of the story. The video of the child should not have aired. ….we have followed up with our employees to make sure that we all have learned from the mistakes that were made.

Afghanistan rejects the U-S demand that Kabul sign a security deal between the two countries as soon as possible. A spokesman for Afghan President Hamid Karzai says the agreement must wait until after next year\'s presidential election, even if it\'s approved by the Loya Jirga and the parliament. This, after the White House said Karzai\'s failure to sign the Bilateral Security Agreement, or B-S-A, by the end of this year would prevent Washington and its allies from planning for post-20-14 presence in Afghanistan. On Thursday, Karzai said he was willing to delay the signing of the B-S-A until after next year\'s presidential election. However, ordinary Afghans are angry over raids by American and other foreign troops. And they\'ve held protests against the security deal with the U-S.

Israeli forces have stormed a Palestinian home to arrest a 4-year-old child in Jerusalem al-Quds. Muhammad al-Majid\'s father says Israeli forces woke up his little son in the middle of the night. He says, however, that they backed down from carrying out the arrest after seeing the child. Months ago, a two-and a half-year-old boy was about to be arrested in a similar attempt. Human rights organizations are warning that Palestinian children are routinely tortured and habitually threatened with rape by their Israeli captors. According to the independent organization of Defense for Children International, 179 Palestinian minors have been imprisoned and prosecuted in Israeli military courts, since September 30.

On the 8th of December 2013 Iran\'s president Hassan Rouhani, submitted the budget draft for next Iranian fiscal year to parliament, a draft that reflects the new government\'s stance on the economy. Hassan Rouhani has been Iran\'s president for a little more than five months. Back in June 2013 when presidential campaigning was going on, Iran\'s television network made it possible for candidates to offer the analysis of the country\'s current situation and make their case for fixing what needs fixing in other\'s presence. And it was Hassan Rouhani who managed to win the people\'s votes with his staunch criticism of the previous administration\'s economic and foreign policies and his promise to make his government based on trust and wisdom and one that will cultivate hope. He also vowed to turn the economy around, something he seems to have done in his first five months in office. The team he put together to make good on his economic policies, all seasoned economists and budget planners, has shown the nation that as well as talking the talk, Rouhani can also walk the walk. Members of parliament have given the president\'s economic cabinet members the vote of confidence, even though the new administration must adhere to the economic policies of the previous one until March 2014 when Iran\'s fiscal year ends. In this addition of the show we focus on the budget draft submitted to parliament, and what\'s been going on since it was drawn up.

Saudi Arabia has sentenced a Shia activist to 13 years in jail and a 15-year travel ban. Human Rights Watch says a judge convicted Adel al-Labbad in the Eastern Province on Thursday. Labbad faced a total of five charges, including disobedience to the ruler and disturbing public order. Media across the kingdom has not yet reported on the sentence. Meanwhile, the Saudi public prosecutor has demanded the death penalty for a 20-year-old man accused of participating in anti-regime protests. Saudi Arabia is one of the most repressive countries in the world where there\'s zero tolerance for dissent.

The leader of Iran’s Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has described as a major achievement for the nation, maintaining the country’s security amid regional and global instability. Ayatollah Khamenei made the remarks in his annual message on the occasion of the Persian New Year, Nowruz. The Leader noted that Iran Is maintaining its security as the Middle East in general and Iran’s neighboring countries in particular, are plagued by insecurity. He praised the Iranian nation for responding to the US president’s affront to their country, with a massive turnout during the February 10 rallies marking the anniversary of the Islamic revolution. The Iran leader was referring to Donald Trump’s travel ban on several Muslim countries, including Iran. During the message, Ayatollah Khamenei named the Persian New Year as the year of “Resistance Economy: production, and job creation. He called for concerted efforts to implement the economy of resistance. Watch Live: http://www.presstv.com/live.html Twitter: http://twitter.com/PressTV LiveLeak: http://www.liveleak.com/c/PressTV Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/PRESSTV Google+: http://plus.google.com/+VideosPTV Instagram: http://instagram.com/presstvchannel Dailymotion: http://www.dailymotion.com/presstv

Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani has congratulated all Iranians and other nations that celebrate Nowruz on the occasion of the Persian New Year. In his Nowruz address, Rouhani touched on a number of achievements made by Iran in the previous year including the implementation of the nuclear deal with the P5+1 group and the economy of resistance. He described the two as major milestones achieved by the Islamic Republic. He also noted that Iran also managed to regain its pre-sanctions oil market share. The president added that Iran has scored an eight-percent economic growth for the first time after many years. Rouhani also underlined the need to create more jobs in the New Year. Watch Live: http://www.presstv.com/live.html Twitter: http://twitter.com/PressTV LiveLeak: http://www.liveleak.com/c/PressTV Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/PRESSTV Google+: http://plus.google.com/+VideosPTV Instagram: http://instagram.com/presstvchannel