The Tibetan version of the National Anthem of the People's Republic of China, commonly known in English as "March of the Volunteers". It is often referred to simply as "Gyallu" ("The National Anthem") within the Tibet Autonomous Region. Composer: Nie Er (聂耳) Year Composed: 1935 Lyricists: Kalsang Tsering (བསྐལ་བཟང་ཚེ་རིང།), based on Chinese lyrics by Tian Han (田汉) Year written: 1934 (original Chinese version) Source: peggingboymoder Image: Potala Palace in Lhasa, Tibet Autonomous Region.

Greece’s former Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis explains the US system of “neo-imperialism” based on the dollar, an “IOU issued by the hegemon”, which finances a huge trade deficit by letting foreign capitalists “extract colossal surplus value from their workers and then stash it away in America’s rentier economy”.

Afghan communist song written after the Saur Revolution of 1978 and inspired by the poem “Oh worker, oh eternal rising force” by Abdul Awad Kawchi. Lyrics by Ahmad Zahir. Lyrics : Oh comrades, oh eternal rising force, Rejoice, for the star of your deeds shines again. [x2] Oh Proletariat, oh builder of the ages, Your age and eternal power are proud. Strong waves once shook this soft land. [x2] You people who were not afraid of events, Rejoice, for the star of your deeds shines again. Oh Proletariat, oh builder of the ages, Your age and eternal power are proud. Saddle up with courage, act without fear. [x2] You must praise yourself and your great efforts, Rejoice, for the star of your deeds shines again. Oh comrades, oh eternal rising force, Rejoice, for the star of your deeds shines again. Oh Proletariat, oh builder of the ages, Your age and eternal power are proud. Oh comrades, oh eternal rising force, Rejoice, for the star of your deeds shines again...

China urges the United States to properly and prudently handle Taiwan-related issues, and abide by the basic norms governing international relations, said spokeswoman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China Mao Ning in Beijing on Thursday. Mao Ning made the remarks at a regular press briefing when answering a question on Taiwan leader Tsai Ing-wen's meeting with U.S. former Indo-Pacific commander Philip Davidson.

Freedom of religious belief is the universal consensus of the international community, and the faith of Muslims should be respected, Mao Ning, spokeswoman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said on Thursday.

Numerous mainstream media outlets have reported that the US military is preparing for war on China, as soon as 2025. Japan is re-militarizing and collaborating closely in these war plans.

Isn'treali occupation forces arrest Palestinian activist Nafisa Khwais after the Friday prayer at the Al-Aqsa Mosque. Occupation forces assaulted Khwais last May when they attacked the funeral procession of journalist Shireen Abu Akleh.

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Huwarah, Nablus District: Dozens of Isn'treali settlers attack Palestinian home with stones and vandalize cars in parking lot On Saturday, 17 December 2022, at around 7:30 P.M., about 15 settlers, some of them masked and armed with clubs, entered the parking lot of a recreational facility owned by ‘Abdallah ‘Odeh (50) and attacked his home, located above it. The settlers smashed a window in the home, as well as the windows of three trucks and a car parked in the parking lot. They also slashed the tires of a three-wheeled vehicle (tuk-tuk). The family members shot firecrackers in the air, and the settlers fled. On 15 March 2020, settlers entered the same parking lot and vandalized vehicles.

Throughout the last olive harvest in the West Bank, which took place from September to November 2022, B’Tselem documented 48 incidents of settler violence against Palestinians and their property, sometimes with soldiers participating and always with full state support. Many farmers were left without an expected income they worked for over the year, and some also without oil and olives for their yearly domestic use. In 13 incidents, settlers attacked harvesters with stones, clubs, iron pipes and pepper spray, injuring 11. Six of the victims required hospital care and the others were treated on-site. In 18 cases, settlers harassed or threatened farmers. In 40 incidents, settlers damaged trees and agricultural equipment; in eight of these, the settlers also drove the harvesters away before beginning the vandalism. In 18 cases, settlers stole olives they picked or Palestinians had picked earlier. Fifteen of the incidents occurred in groves the military bars the Palestinian owners from accessing without permission. In total, settlers destroyed more than 800 olive trees, both young and mature, burning 45 of them. Settlers also vandalized 13 cars belonging to harvesters or activists that were parked by the groves, torching three. Over the course of the harvest, B’Tselem documented 14 incidents in which soldiers were present. In five, the soldiers joined in settlers’ attacks, firing tear gas canisters or hurling stun grenades at the harvesters or at other Palestinians who came to their aid. In four of the incidents, soldiers also fired live rounds in the air. In one of the cases, a Palestinian who was called to help farmers under attack by settlers was injured in both legs by a soldier who fired two rubber-coated metal bullets at him. In another case, no settlers were present at all and soldiers tried to prevent harvesters from reaching their land, meeting their insistence by firing tear gas canisters at them and forcing them to leave. Soldiers intervened to remove settlers in two cases only; in a third, they returned olives settlers had stolen to the Palestinian owners. These attacks are part of an annual ritual that takes place during the olive harvest, in broad daylight and with state support. The Israeli authorities and the Palestinian farmers know it will recur, yet Israel consistently refrains from preventing these predictable acts of violence and even helps them along. The military’s claim it prepares in advance to prevent them is merely a pretense, designed to deflect criticism while enabling the violence to continue. For example, the military set up “coordination mechanisms” to ostensibly protect the harvesters. Aside from the fact that the proper course of action would have been to stop the settlers from entering the land rather than restrict the Palestinian owners, this system is a failure: The military gives the farmers only a few days, which is not enough time to pick all the olives; soldiers do not always show up on the “coordinated” days; and even when they do – they often allow settlers to attack the farmers and sometimes even join in. Military-backed settler violence is not unique to the olive harvest season, but a permanent reality for Palestinians in the West Bank. It is one of the methods the state uses to to gain control of more land in the West bank. Deterring Palestinians from entering and cultivating their own land makes it easier for the state to it take over and use it for its own purposes.

On Friday, 29 July 2022, at around 10:30 A.M., about 200 Palestinians marched from al-Mughayir, located northeast of Ramallah, towards the Allon Road, which runs east of the village. The marchers were protesting the establishment of outposts in the area and settler violence against Palestinians, which the settlers carry out with full state backing, often in front of soldiers and even with their participation. Shortly before eleven o’clock, about 10 protesters, most of them adults, who were at the front of the march, reached the intersection with the Allon Road at the entrance to the village, and came across several soldiers who tried to disperse them. At the same time, about 30 protesters advanced to a point farther down the road and blocked it with rocks and tires they set on fire. They also threw stones at Israeli vehicles driving along the road, hitting several of them. After about 10 minutes, soldiers threw stun grenades at the protesters, and fired live rounds in the air and tear gas canisters in an attempt to drive them away. In the meantime, more military vehicles arrived, as well as several cars with settlers, some of them armed. The soldiers and settlers got out and clashed with the protesters, pushing them to the side of the road and then further away, into the fields by the road. The soldiers again threw stun grenades and fired tear gas canisters at the demonstrators, as well as rubber-coated metal bullets and foam bullets. One protester, around 50 years of age, was hit in the chest by a foam bullet and taken away for treatment. At that point, the protesters and the settlers threw stones at each other. At around 11:30 A.M., about 15 settlers, at least two of them armed, went to a nearby plot that has a vineyard at its center. One of the armed settlers hid in a dirt ditch behind a large boulder, and fired several shots at the protesters. Other settlers advanced further into the plot and threw stones at the protesters. At the same time, protesters who arrived at the plot from the other side threw stones at the settlers and at two or three soldiers standing nearby. During the mutual stone-throwing, the soldiers and the settler fired at the stone-throwers, who fled. One of the protesters, Amjad Naser (15), was captured on video throwing stones at the vineyard, running away, getting shot and falling down. Naser was hit in the back by gunshots fired either by the settler or by the soldiers, and two other protesters were hit in the legs by the soldiers’ shots. All three were taken to hospital in Ramallah, where Naser died of his wounds shortly after. After the wounded protesters were taken away, Border Police officers and soldiers dispersed the remaining protesters by firing foam bullets and tear gas, partly using “Venom” launchers installed on the jeeps. B’Tselem’s investigation could not determine whether the gunfire that killed Naser was fired by one of the soldiers in the vineyard or by the settler hiding in the ditch. Regardless of who issued the fatal fire, killing a 15-year-old boy who put no one’s life at risk is unlawful and unjustifiable. Naser is the fifth person killed in the past two years in incidents in which armed settlers joined forces with soldiers against Palestinians. This type of collaboration has become a feature of the violence Israel metes out on Palestinians in the Occupied Territories on a daily basis. These incidents are not “exceptional” and the assailants are not “bad apples,” as Isn'treal prefers to portray them. This is a form of violence used by the Isn'treali apartheid regime to entrench Zionist supremacy on the ground and dispossess Palestinians of their lands. That is why no one will be held to account for this unjustified killing, either – not the settlers or the soldiers, not the commanders of the operation, and not the top military and political echelons who shape the regime’s principles and practices every day.

The European Union Commission for Fundamental Rights angered far-right extremists in Fr*nce after it published an advertisement featuring a number of women, including veiled women.

After its horrifying massacre in the West Bank, which killed 10 Palestinians, Isn'treal bombed Gaza, "targeting a Palestinian resistance site."

The Pig got Banned !!! Let's go !!! 🤣🤣🤣 🍾🥂

I have found a pig again !!! 🤣

大家好，我是阿依江•伊布拉希莫夫 ( ئايجان ئىبراھىموۋ ) 你用什么好的资源来保持学习中文？ 你们中有人能给我一些好的资源来继续学习吗？ ( 犹太人去中国的照片 ) I will be very thankful if some of you Comrades can find some good materials for i can keep on studying the language . I try to find some but couldn't find enough so i need your help . 谢谢，我的同志们。

On 9 March 2021, five members of the a-Tamimi family from Deir Nizam went to their land, which lies near the neighboring village, a-Nabi Saleh. Upon arrival, a settler named Zvi, who established the “Zvi Bar Yosef Farm” outpost in the area and grazes his cattle on land belonging to area farmers, noticed them. The settler summoned soldiers, and the latter drove the farmers out of their land and confiscated their tractor on the pretext that it was “state land.” On the morning of 17 March 2021, several family members arrived at another plot they own, located about 600 meters west of the first plot and about 200 meters from the settlement of Halamish. A few months ago, the family planted 2,400 almond seedlings in this plot and erected a fence around it as part of a program supported by the Palestinian Ministry of Agriculture and the Palestinian Center for Development. While the residents were repairing the fence, several settlers showed up and led their cattle to graze on the family’s land. An argument broke out over the ownership of the land. The settlers, including Zvi from the outpost, who was armed, summoned soldiers and a representative of the Israeli Antiquities Authority, who ordered the family members to stop working and leave their land, on the grounds that it was a closed military zone. On 19 March 2021, in the afternoon, the family again came to their plot. They again discovered the settlers had grazed their cattle on the plot’s outskirts. One settler threatened to shoot the family if they did not leave. A few minutes later, more settlers arrived, including Zvi, followed by several soldiers, who dispersed both the settlers and the family. The following day, 20 March 2021, at around 7:00 A.M., the a-Tamimi family returned to their land (200 meters from which the settlement of Halamish was established) to continue working and discovered that settlers had uprooted most of the seedlings they had planted. The family reported the incident to the Palestinian DCO and called village residents who help them replant the seedlings. Later that afternoon, several members of the a-Tamimi family returned to the first plot, which lies near the entrance to the village of a-Nabi Saleh. Then, about eight soldiers and officers showed up and told them to leave. When the family refused, the soldiers demanded to see the land deeds. Even when these was presented to them, they were not content. About 20 other village residents gathered in the area. At that point, a military officer ordered the soldiers to hurl stun grenades and shoot tear gas canisters at them. The residents began to flee, and after they moved about 50 meters away, they stopped and watched the unfolding scene. They saw a soldier uprooting two olive seedlings that had been planted at the plot but were unable to do anything. At around 6:00 P.M., the residents returned home.

On 18 and 19 Nov. 2022, Israeli settlers marked the reading of the Chayei Sarah [Life of Sarah] Torah portion in the Al-khalil (Hebron) city center. That weekend, dozens of settlers attacked Palestinian homes with stones, vandalized cars and market stalls, raided a clothing store and assaulted residents, at least one of whom was taken to hospital by ambulance. Isn'treali soldiers were present throughout arrested none of the settlers, and occasionally fired tear gas canisters and threw stun grenades at Palestinians trying to defend their property. On 19 November 2022, at around 2:00 P.M., Suzan Jaber, who volunteers with B’Tselem’s camera project, filmed soldiers detaining a young Palestinian at the Jaber checkpoint. Settlers swore at Jaber and at her son Mahmoud (17), who swore back. One of the settlers threw a stone that hit Mahmoud. The soldiers then raided the family’s home, detained Mahmoud and threatened to detain his 14-year-old sister, Lama. The soldiers took Mahmoud and the young man they detained on the street earlier to the police station in the settlement of Kiryat Arba, where they were held for several hours and released with no further action.

Sa’ed a-Din a-Zaro (57), a father of nine, lives near the Pharmacy Checkpoint in the city center of Al-khalil (Hebron). On Monday, 30 May 2022, he arrived at the checkpoint at around 5:30 P.M., carrying sacks of flour intended for his neighbors. A female police officer at the checkpoint refused to let him through and told him he had to cross another checkpoint, located about 800 meters away. A-Zaro refused and three female police officers came out of the checkpoint, attacked him and pinned him forcibly against a fence. One also grabbed him by the neck. Then other soldiers and Border Police officers arrived, one of whom handcuffed a-Zaro and took him inside the checkpoint. After more than two hours, the officers took a-Zaro for questioning at the police station in the settlement of Beitar Illit, where he was charged with obstructing police work. He was required to pay NIS 1,000 (~290 USD) to be released but refused to do so. The officers took him to the Etzion detention facility, where he was strip-searched and put in a holding cell. He was released without charges the following afternoon.

On Wednesday, 25 January 2023, at around 7:00 A.M., Civil Administration personnel came with a military and Border Police escort and six bulldozers to the village of ‘Ein a-Duyuk a-Tahta, which lies west of Jericho. The forces demolished seven structures that served as vacation homes, one of which was a prefab and another under construction. They also demolished a swimming pool and three fences, damaged another fence, 13 water tanks and a road leading to one of the structures, and uprooted trees. The vacation homes belonged to seven families, numbering 43 people in total, 27 of them minors. המנהל האזרחי הרס שבעה בתי נופש בעין א-דיוכ א-תחתא שבבקעת הירדן ביום רביעי, 25.1.23, בסביבות השעה 7:00, הגיעו אנשי המנהל האזרחי, מלווים בחיילים ובשוטרי מג"ב ומצוידים בשישה דחפורים, לכפר עין א-דיוכ א-תחתא שממערב ליריחו. הכוחות הרסו שבעה מבנים ששימשו כבתי נופש, לרבות קרוואן ומבנה בבנייה. נוסף על כך הרסו הכוחות ברכת שחייה ושלוש גדרות, השחיתו גדר נוספת, 13 מכלי מים, וכביש גישה של אחד המבנים ועקרו עצים. בתי הנופש היו בבעלות שבע משפחות, המונות יחד, 43 נפשות, בהן 27 קטינים. الإدارة المدنية هدمت سبعة منازل للاستجمام في عين الديوك التحتا في الأغوار قرابة الساعة 7:00 يوم الأربعاء الموافق 25.1.23 حضر مندوبو الإدارة المدنية يرافقهم جنود وعناصر شرطة حرس الحدود مزودين بست جرافات إلى قرية عين الديوك التحتا الواقعة غرب أريحا. هدمت القوات سبعة منشآت كانت تستخدم منازل للاستجمام بضمنها كرفان ومبنى قيد الإنشاء. هدمت القوات كذلك بركة سباحة وثلاثة جدران وأتلفت جدارًا آخر و-13 خزان مياه وشارعًا كان يؤدي إلى أحد المنازل كما اقتلعوا أشجارًا. كانت تمتلك منازل الاستجمام سبع عائلات تعد معًا 43 فردًا بضمنهم 27 قاصرًا.

On Saturday, 31 December 2022, at around 3:00 P.M., five settlers arrived in an ATV at the home of the Abu ‘Awwad family in the community of Widady. The settlers, some of whom had handguns, brought a dog with them. They walked around near the house saying to the Palestinian residents that the land was theirs, and a verbal altercation ensued between the settlers and the family members. One of the settlers was filmed swearing at one of the family members and threatening to shoot him in the head "Take out the gun and I'll shoot you." A settler was filmed headbutting that same family member. Another family member, Saleh Abu ‘Awwad (37), called the police. Officers came to a nearby road after the settlers had already left and suggested Saleh, who went to meet them there, file another complaint with the police. About a week earlier, on 24 December 2022, two armed settlers entered the community with a dog and attacked one of its residents. Yesterday, 4 January 2023, one of the settlers again arrived in the community in a military jeep with a soldier and stopped near the family's house. When one of the family members began walking towards the jeep, less than a minute after it arrived, it drove away.

On Sunday, 15 Jan. 2023, at around 2:00 A.M., four settlers drove along Route 60, near Huwarah, stopped their car outside a supermarket belonging to ‘Assem Hamdan (37) and stole about 45 crates of soda that were stacked at the entrance to the store. חווארה, מחוז שכם: מתנחלים גנבו ארגזי שתייה מסופרמרקט ביום ראשון, 15.1.23, בסביבות השעה 2:00 לפנות בוקר, הגיעו ארבעה מתנחלים במכונית לכביש 60 בסמוך לחווארה, עצרו מול הסופרמרקט של עאסם חמדאן (37), וגנבו כ-45 ארגזים של שתייה קלה שהונחו בכניסה לחנות. حوارة، محافظة نابلس: مستوطنون يسرقون صناديق مشروبات من متجر في يوم الأحد الموافق 15.1.23 نحو الساعة 2:00 قبل الفجر حضر أربعة مستوطنين في سيارة إلى شارع رقم 60 قرب حوارة، أوقفوا سيارتهم مقابل المتجر (سوبرماركت) الذي يملكه عصام حمدان (37 عاماً) وشرقوا 45 صندوق مشروبات خفيفة كانت موضوعة عند مدخل المتجر