was a critical moment in my life, headlines military pushes ahead with this genocide palestinian civilians and a trip as deathfall from the 8400. mas says netanyahu is responsible for the failure of gaza ceasefire talks, adding that movement has shown maximum flexibility in negotiations. and us presidential candidate donald trump survives assassination attempts during a campaign rally in pennsylvania, the shooter was killed by security forces at the sain.

well welcome to our studios here in the capital, tehran. this is press tv news. thanks for joining us. israel press us ahead with the air and artillery strikes on the strip were the nine months into the genocide of the blockaded territory. in one of the latest attacks, at least four people were killed after the regime's bombing of house in the shad one neighborhood west of gaza city. in another strike, three palestinians were killed and third. others injured following raid on a residential building in the al-adaraj neighborhood east of gaza city. also in that neighborhood, another attack left four people from a single family dead and several others injured. central gaza city, three people were killed and 20 injured after their home was targeted by an air strike early at dawn. and to the north of gaza city. seven palestinians were murdered following an air raid on their house. more than 8,400 people have been killed in gaza since the start of the u.s. israel side last october. correspondent in the gaza musa tells

us more about the recent israeli air strikes on the bessieg palestinian territory and a continuation of the israeli crimes and massics against the palestinian people, israels continue to target more residental buildings in different parts of gazab whereas in gaza city at least three residental buildings were targeted and destroyed by israeli war play in a neighborhood and neighborhood as well, at least 17 palestinian civilians were able to killed as a result of those ongoing and successful attacks against city, in the meantime when it comes to the northern part of artillerying area which is located in the bait lah city, as you know here in the central area of strip another populated house was targeted and knocked by the israeli fights in and camp, at least three palestin three palestinian civilians were reportedly analived as a result of that.

attack while the israeli artillery continued to target as you the northern bar in addition to part of the central area of gaz strip uh when it comes to khan also continued targeting multiple residental areas in the eastern part of and basically al manara area the isibation forces intensify their attacks against that area a big fire actually erupted in that area basically in almanar around about there in addition to that the israeli artillery also intensified its attacks and the current situation is still catastrophic incubation forces continue to detonate more palestinian squares neighborhood, it's worth mentioning that is one of the most destructed, destroyed and devastated areas in and as a result of the ongoing attacks against that neighborhood

for avoiding agreements stressing that deal can be settled if netanyahu wants it. he also called out the israely prime minister for his disregard towards the remaining captives in gaza. he asserted that resistance in gaza will not bow down to plans and awaits from mediators. despite challenges affirmed that the resistance is in a strong waiting position and is close to his goals while. faces pressure from multiple fronts. the separate statement, hamas said his chief ismahania has contacted mediators and some regional countries on the gaze's fire. hannah blame failure of talking position and new conditions put forth by netanyahu. he added that the refugee camp was also aimed undermining the cease fire talks. political commentator anthony hall joined us earlier to share his take on the obstacles of the ongoing truth talks between israel and the palestinian resistance group hamas. we're

coming up to uh one year already uh is netanyahu waiting for trump to get in power so he can get better even better deal for. from the united states, he clear that the israel retains the right to use its military force, high tech military force until uh hamas is radicated, meaning until all the palestine are uh neutralized one way or another pushed out of the territory so that the region can be ethnically plansed. he works very closely historically with hamas, it's well known, he he is very deeply embedded in all the intrigues of of hamas, it's been funding and qatar has been fund, the unity, it's just too quiet, it's just too reflective of the fact that people can talk uh big lines, but taking action, the time is

come for action, somebody has in between the palestinian civilians and the idf, many countries could do many concrete things and don't see much of that happening, thousands of israelies have once again taken to the streets calling for deal for the release of the captives held by resistance groups in gaza, protesters intel aviv and benjamin netaniah failure releasing the captives, the urged him to step down and call for snap elections, the families of the israeli captives slammed in israel of refugee camp which killed scores of civilians saying that it was part of netanyahu's efforts to undermine cease fire talks, calls have been growing for netanyahu. step down over the regime's prolonged onslot on the beseeged gazab. netanhou is also embroiled in corruption charges that include briberry, fraud and the breach of trust. protesters argue that he is seeking to prolong the war in order to files. earlier we were joined by political commentator bruce hatz who

discussed israely protest against netan and motivation behind prolonging the war. let's take a listen. question is just how long of the 21st. up to this point, the israelis who are protesting, they understand what netanyahu, netanyahu has one interest, that interest is benjamin netanyahu, he falls from power, he is a trial or fraud bribery, breach of trust which could conceivably land him israeli prison, so this what motivates him to prolong the work. it is evident that he wants to expand this conflict into a war, which explains targeted assassinations in in syria, he can bring up into a a wider, a wider

conflict. what he is trying to do is to provoke a regional war to the degree that he would draw the united states into it. and and and thereby hope to bring iran into that hundreds of jordan taken to the streets of the capital aman slam israel's genocide of war on the gaza strap. protesters condemned israel's deadly attack on the unmawasi refugee camp and expressed solidarity with palestinian resistance groups in gaza. jordaniansing regular race and support of palestine since the start of the onslot. meanwhile pro palestine. also took to the streets german cattle berlin. demonstrators waved palestinian flags and condemned israely terrorism. they've asked the german government to withdraw its support for telaviv and have demanded an end to the ongoing genocide in gaza. the former us

president donald trump has been injured after a gun be open fired during a campaign rally pennsylvania. you want to really see something that said, take a look what happened, the secret service said a gun fired multiple shots from an elevated position outside of the rally venia, trump was speaking to supporters in budler pennsylvania, his team and the secret service confirmed that he was fine, in a social media post following the attack, trump said that he was hit by a bullet that pierced the upper provis. ear one spectator was killed and at least two were critically injured. the secret service said the shooter was also killed. us law enforcement officials say the incident is investigated as attempted assassination. this evening we had what we're calling

assassination attempt against our former president donald trump. it's still an active crime scene. as i mentioned, we have number of agents on scene, we also... working closely with other federal agencies, our state partners and our local police partners as well. again, at this time we are not prepared. fbi has identified the shooter as 20-year old. thomas matthew crooks, however, there is still not any mention of a potential motive or whether anyone else was involved. reacting to the shooting, president joe biden described it as sick and denounced political violence. biden said that he was grateful that trump was safe and doing well. we were joined by former us army psychological warfare officer scott bennett for his take on the motives behind such acts of violence in the us. well, for the past 20 years, the united states has been slowly unraveling from immorality, corruption, the breakdown of the

family, the removal of god from public life and schools, and this creates a festering absence that that has been filled with materialism and and humanism and paganism and and all kinds of vial evil you could say, so the human identity in the united states has been gradually breaking. down and you have this current population in america that has this very fanatical, wicked sense of woke ideology, and they see trump as the enemy of that, and make no mistake, the democrats cry crocodile tears and appear to be compassionate and sad for donald trump, but in their hearts they're really grinding their teeth and nashing upon him with hatred, they would love for donald trump to be killed. because ultimately their objective would be to remove him as the candidate and then it

would be very easy for them to remove joe biden and replace him with gavin newsam or megan whitmer or michelle obama or someone else uh because there would be no replacement for donald trump and they predicted if they assassinated him that they would wals into the presidency and uh and uh have a have democrat president this failed of course by their uh by their failure to kill donald trump and it will have the opposite effect, you will be rallying cry among conservative republicans a rising uh of the moderate and independent voter siding with trump, so this really has in the face of the democrats and it will only be amplified in the coming days and weeks and months and donald trump will appear to be a marder and hero and uh i think it's going to catapult him to victory, there's an election in november. 2020, but make no mistake, they will, no doubt try again, the left in america is is toxic with

hatred, and narcissistic delusion. let's bring in, international relations expert us on the phone to tell us what he thinks about this. welcome to the program, so give us your initial thoughts first on this assassination attempt on the former us president donald trump. well, thank you for having me on the show again. uh, well, the first thing to say, i think is that the political assassination is not a new thing in the united states, there's a long history of this uh, i'm not sure how many presidents have been assassinated, but there's been at least at least seven or eight attempts on presidents, um, so it's nothing new, but of course what's interesting about this of course is that uh the that president biden uh has been uh, well has been shown to be a senile old man and hardly capable of fulfilling the presidency. so uh, i i think this this is going to, as the former speaker said, this is will most

probably propel trump on into the presidency uh, that there's one photo with his fifth clutched clenched in the air where he where he's saying we have to fight, fight, fight, um, you know, with blood streaming down his face, and think i think that will be enough to get him across the line, um, but one always has to ask the question, who's going to benefit from such assassination attempt, and why was it? attempted in the first place uh and the fact that this fellow was fairly obvious in some videos that i've seen he was easily uh spied uh so how he got there and how he was able to to to to do this is quite strange i think um but yes this is this is definitely going to change the balance uh of the election in november and i think trump trump is now going to going to get fairly smooth right to to the victory in november well the whole trump persona in terms of his political appearances and the way that he has presented himself to his uh base and also be

voters um has not been free of uh what i'm reading over here this is back in 2020 by the way where it says no blame uh this news outlet found 54 cases invoking trump in connection with violence, threats and alleged assaults, i mean he has brought about uh a different political landscape in the states if you agree, which along with it divided america again if you agree and uh has pushed the political urge so to speak to the point where we see a man, young man uh thinking that he's should take him out, well what the motivations were for that young man is is yet to be determined, but and and i'm i'm not sure that uh that the uh that there's a political will to expose that, i think everybody's just going to settle for the idea that uh there was an assassination attempt uh and not really try too hard to discover motivation uh but um look this is bow for the

democrat definitely this this is uh yes the connection with trump and and sort of insight in violence i there's a clear record of that uh, but uh, i don't think i don't think voters are going to look at it that way at all, what they going to, what they're going to see is the trump is now in effect kind of hero, uh, he survived assassination attempt, and that i think that's going to swing a lot of voters, not urban voters, but definitely sort of sub-urban voters and and areas, poorer areas, especially areas that have suffered from in deindustrialization, and and former soldiers uh are definitely going to rally. behind him now and uh i think it's going to be enough to get him across the line and i think people will forget very quickly that you know that he has incited the public to to violence previously resurrection on the last you know after the previous election so all of this i think is really going to to help him uh and and biden is looking so bad so the timing with you couldn't have asked

for better timing to survive assassination attempt uh and uh i think he's going to ride wave of uh sympathy and and sort of hero worship into the presidency in november. all right, thank you very much for that. dig we ren international relations expert from pen. thank you. moving on, iran's for mystery spokesman has condemned the recent allegations from argentina which blamed tehran for the 1994 attack against the jewish community center in buenosides. kanani rejected the iranophobic statements calling on argentinian officials to refrain from taking actions that could harm bilateral.

also known as the jcpo sign 2015 was heiled as one of the greatest feets of diplomacy and multilateral relations in history, but the us, as one of the senatories put the hard fight according to cold water by unilaterally withdrawing from it in 2018. me and this report tells us how washington and his western allies failed to abide by the accord. it's been nine years since the joint comprehensive plan of action, jcpoa, also known as the iran deal, was signed between iran and several world powers in the austrian capital, vienna, the signatories to the 2015 landmark agreement were china, france, germany, russia and the united kingdom, apart from iran and the united states. under the agreement, the us and the eu agreed to remove anti-iran sanctions imposed over the years in exchange for iran, limiting its uranium richment and reducing its existing stock

pile. the deal was eventually violated by the us during the administration of president donald. trump who pulled out his country from the deal that despite iran fully adhered to its part of the obligation under the jcpo. europeans also failed to salve the accord by not complying to the accord. the jcpoa had its and its minuses. the biggest problem was that it was not protected. in other words, no real mechanisms to protect the deal if the americans or the european. violated the agreement and so when obama began violating the when he began to increase the sanctions and of course the europeans always obey the united states, there was no punishment, the paid no price for these violations, and then of course when trump ultimately tore up the deal, it came at no political or economic

cost for the united states, the jcpo was a result of 20 months marathon negotiations. between the diplomats from iran, the us, european countries, as well as china and russia. these negotiations first led to the interm joint plan of action concluded in 2013 in geneva, then a framework agreement concluded in april 2015 in luzon, and finally, on july 14th, 2015 in vienna, it was announced that the final agreement has been clinched. if you think about the guarantee of the jcpo, it is important. to notice that there is no way in international relations that finally force them states to obey a regulation or deal or... among them and that's why every party can withdraw illegally practically from deal and that is why jcpa

was not the only treaty or was not the only deal that united states withdrew during trump era and the times trump withdrew from paris agreement from nafta from the deal. with uh russia, from the tarifth with china and some others, many others. over the next two years following the signing of the deal, while iran fully compiled with the terms of the agreement, the unreliability of americans was clear as they looked for pretext to skill back their commitments. however, with trump come to the white house, as known for his close affiliation with the israeli regime, this stage was set for nixting the accord. on may 8th, 2018, trump issued an executive order. announcing that he was withdrawing the us from the jcpoa. trump's unilateral move evitally led to the collapse of the implementation of key provisions of the jcpoa, as the two main parties to the

agreement were iran and the us. despite the us's withdrawal, iran decided to remain a signature to the agreement with the remaining parties, but with implementation of reciprocal measures in line with his parliamentary law. fata massumi, press tv, tehran. with that come to an end for this additional world news. thanks for being with. it's bye-bye for now, mein name ist andreas jassin herrmann, ich bin 29 jahre alt. und ist so ein bisschen den eigenen weg gegangen als

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