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Is it possible to change the course of the Nile in Sudan The changes taking place in the Nile after the establishment of the Millennium Dam in Ethiopia require major transformations to sustain stability and deal with any sudden emergency that may occur that could leave behind unprecedented massive destruction. Here we review the vision of a strategic researcher (Eng. Osman Haidar) calling for the diversion of the Nile in a country. Is it possible to make serious shifts in the State of the 'Sudan', according to the researcher (Engineer: Osman Haidar), who formulated a proposal to make changes in the course of the White Nile River to pass Kordofan and receive the Blue Nile River at the city of the Forum, what are the practical possibilities for this change that can To spare Sudan in the event of earthquake or earthquakes or the collapse of the dam due to structural defects, what are the effects of the diversion of the White Nile River, what benefits can be accrued to Egypt and

After the chanting  By Hatem Babiker Awad Al-Karim Interim Period, US Sanctions, and International Terrorism Regulations-2-4 Stubborn facts proved that the salvation of the rescue was that the US sanctions had no effect, as it first claimed, was merely miserable propaganda, and the lifting of sanctions would not be "as simple as possible", as it had sought for two decades of "satisfactory" political behavior with the US side. The misconception of the original reasons for the sanctions led to miscalculations and positions that resulted in a performance that did not achieve in two decades only more sanctions and a limited partial lifting at the end of the term of President Barack Obama and then came President Donald Trump, the partial lifting of the sanctions. Some believe that the issue of US sanctions is not central to the future of the Sudanese state. Therefore, we need to clarify that the US sanctions on Sudan have deprived Sudan over the past two decades of

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abi Ahmed speaks at a news conference in Addis Ababa / Reuters Abi Ahmed: We will mobilize millions for the Egypt war if we have to Ethiopia's Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Abe Ahmed Ali, has warned that a war with Egypt could be warranted if needed because of the disputed Renaissance Dam project with Egypt. On Tuesday, October 22, 2019, he said his country could mobilize millions if war with Egypt was needed, but only negotiation could resolve the current stalemate. "No force can prevent Ethiopia from building the dam," he said. "If there is a need to go to war, we will mobilize millions." If one manages to fire a missile, others can use bombs. "But that is not in our interests." The remarks made by Abe Ahmed during a question-and-answer session in parliament, quoted by the Associated Press and the Washington Post, mark his first media appearance since winning the Nobel Peace Prize on October 11, 2019. "Some people

After the chanting By Hatem Babiker Awad Al-Karim The Interim Period, US Sanctions, and the International Terrorist List -1-4 "If not working harder, smarter and faster solves the problem, then what might it solve?" Coffee The transition process has been confined to the most important demands of the December 2019 revolution represented in (freedom, peace and justice), all of which need an effective economy to prevent him from having a ghost roaming in Sudan - the specter of US sanctions and the international list to sponsor terrorism. Sudan was added to this US list of sponsors of terrorism in 1993, subjecting the country to a long list of economic sanctions that included the denial of Sudan's foreign aid facilitated by the "slogan system", although it included issues that are influential but very influential: Peacekeeping, support of the US Export-Import Bank, support in international funds and financial institutions, opposition to Sudan's granting of

The dedication of Solomons's Temple, Jan Luyken, 1703 - 1762, Rijksmuseum.nl Shemini Atzeret: Redacting a Missing Festival into Solomon’s Temple Dedication David Bar-Cohn Deuteronomy does not have the festival of Shemini Atzeret (“the eighth day of assembly”) while Leviticus and Numbers do. This difference can help explain why the festival is absent in the story of Solomon's dedication of the Temple in Kings but appears in the version of this same story in Chronicles. Sukkot Shemini Atzeret: Redacting a Missing Festival into Solomon’s Temple Dedication The dedication of Solomons's Temple, Jan Luyken, 1703 - 1762, Rijksmuseum.nl Shemini Atzeret in the Torah Shemini Atzeret (the “eighth day of solemn gathering”) is a one-day festival which immediately follows the seven days of Sukkot. This festival is mentioned twice in the Torah: The Holiness Collection’s festival calendar in Leviticus 23: ויקרא כג:לו שִׁבְעַת יָמִים תַּקְרִיבוּ אִשֶּׁה לַי־הוָה בַּיּוֹם הַשְּׁמִ

Chilean Authorities Impose Second Curfew in 24 Hours in Santiago Amid Mass Riots BUENOS AIRES (Sputnik) - The second curfew over the past 24 hours has been imposed in Santiago as the death toll from riots rose to four amid growing public unrest caused by heightened subway fares, the special presidential appointee for the national defence during the state of emergency, Javier Iturriaga, announced in a statement on Sunday. "First of all, we do this to protect people's lives. This is not an action against the citizens, these are not restrictions for the sake of restrictions ... I hope that starting from 7 p.m. [22:00 GMT], everything will be calm and we all will be home," Iturriaga said in a broadcast, streamed by the 24 Horas channel, when asked to confirm the new curfew. The curfew will reportedly end at 6 a.m. Monday [9:00 GMT]. The first curfew was imposed on Saturday from 10 p.m. - 7 a.m. local time in the provinces of Santiago and Chacabuco, as well as in the muni

Viewing the Promised Land, Moses Looks Even at the Transjordan Dr.Angela Roskop Erisman Several biblical passages assume that the promised land is limited to Canaan, i.e., the Cisjordan. But this view was not universally shared. Scribes who saw the Transjordan as part and parcel of it adjusted multiple passages in Deuteronomy, including the third and final take of Moses’s death, to make this episode fit their idea about the extent of the land. Vezot HaBerachah Viewing the Promised Land, Moses Looks Even at the Transjordan The Death of Moses, Deuteronomy 34:1-12. Illustration from a Bible card published 1907 by the Providence Lithograph Company. Wikimedia The Israelites are on the verge of entering the land, and Moses desperately wants to experience this new set of YHWH’s great and mighty works, as he did the first, but it is not to be. He does, however, get to see the land of promise before he dies. Near the beginning of Deuteronomy, God tells Moses to ascend the summit of Pis