also joining us is mar shajar, chairman of the zamic human rights commission who joins us here, the capital tehran. okay, great, welcome to you both, gentlemen. steve bell, let me first start with you, uh, we're looking at regional resistance groups that are unified in the position when it comes to the um israeli regime and obviously in support for the palestinians. um, i'm going to start out with hesbullah uh, which uh has been militarily engaged with israeli regime uh. on almost daily basis, if not a daily basis, i'm wondering as to why it is that israel wants to continue this uh targeting of hesbollah and in turn lebanon um this in this form of manner a daily basis while it's carrying out his uh us israely genocidal war on the gaza strap. well, i think the reason it is doing so is because it wants to um extend. of his own domestic weakness um coming into play um so i think that's why for the israeli uh government it's a case of um maintaining the dynamic that it has uh established in uh palestine and it wants to uh further involve the united states by provocations in the north well uh ta

shajare, hello again , welcome. last time we had a video chat. now we have you in the studio. thank you. hello , i wish all viewers and eid mubarak, and i am really proud to be at your service . we love to. well, 4 months and 5 days have passed since the genocide in gaza, you just came from england , how was the space that existed in the west during these four months? see, on the one hand, really the people to put the stone in stone means that in england, france, germany and other places, america and other places, thousands of thousands of millions of people come to the streets every week, every month . they will go bankrupt in the same way that the supporters of palestine have against companies that are helping the zionists. yes, look, now, like starbucks, for example, coca-cola, these are really huge pressures, and our activities are all to increase these activities, make them more popular, and these pressures. let's continue and create intensity from on the one hand, you can see, we are really brave, not only the muslims came in large numbers, a large percentage, but even w

also joining us is masu shajar, chairman of the islamic human rights commission who joins us here, the capital tehran. okay, great, welcome to you both gentlemen. steve bell, let me first start with you, uh, we're looking at regional resistance groups that are unified in the position when it comes to the um israeli regime and obviously in support for the palestinians. um, i'm going to start out with hisbollah uh, which has been militarily engaged with israeli regime on almost daily basis, if not a day. basis i'm wondering as to why it is that israel wants to continue this uh targeting of hezbollah and in turn lebanon this in this form of manner a daily basis while it's carrying out is us is genocidal war on the gaza strap well i think the reason it is doing so is because it wants to um extend the war um because because um, it hopes to draw in the united states, it's not actually in a position, for example to invade lebanon at the moment, but it is in a position to act in provocative manner, um, and for the netanyahu government, anything which extends the war um, and involves the united

allow me to invite a couple of guests to ask for their insight on this issue, so let me invite masud shajar, political commentator and also hamid commentator both in tehran. welcome to the show, gentlemen. masu, let's begin with. this special status and significance that elections have had in iran after the victory of the islamic revolution, the leader 40 elections have been held after the victory of the islamic revolution, this is the 13th, i believe, the election for the parliament if i'm not mistaken, and uh, first of all, what does this large number signif, and do you believe that this time around, the elections that we have around the corner on friday, uh, are they kind of more important than the previous ones at this juncture? well, i think every every election is important, but overall is the whole process, the fact that this has been going on for so long, and the fact that this has been established, the democracy, the religious democracy has been established in iran, and it become part and parcel of expectation of the people. as means of bringing change and moving forward, now excus

also joining us is masod shajar, chairman of the islamic human rights commission who joins us here, the capital tehran. okay, great, welcome to you both gentlemen. steve bell, let me first start with you. uh, we're looking at regional resistance groups that are unified in the position when it comes to the um israeli regime and obviously in support for the palestinians. um, i'm going to start. out withbullah which has been militarily engaged with israeli regime on almost daily basis if not a daily basis, i'm wondering as to why it is that israel wants to continue this uh targeting of hezbolla and in turn lebanon um this in this form of manner a daily basis while it's carrying out is us israely genocidal war on the gaza strap well i think the... reason it is doing so is because it wants to um extend the war um because um it hopes to draw in the united states um it's not actually in a position for example to invade lebanon at the moment but it is in a position to uh act in provocative manner um and for the netan yahoo government anything which extends the war um and involves uh the united

well, since you mentioned the us, we need to talk about that, master shajar, maybe you can, maybe you can lead me as to where and how and in what respect we should talk about the us, because we are looking at the entity that has actually been able to... help israel continue to do what it's done throughout the years and decades, something that has been discussed in the in the icj. um, this is costing uh joe biden, though putting genocide next to joe biden's political career, i think is wrong, but uh, isn't that making an impact, however, this uh people power, like in the us and even in the uk and maybe other countries? yeah, i think i think really one has to sort of really appreciate, and and i don't... want to be little, the civil society and and the ordinary people, beat in britain, europe or in united state, bravely have come out ' in support of palestinians and against genocide, this is fantastic, but having said that, i think on other side we are seeing that the international institutions are almost you know bankrup, they are really are not fit for purpose, and indeed the democrac

zionist regime will be destroyed uh hopefully soon uh let's bring in our guest for this segment mas shajarstudios he's a chairman of the islamic human rights commission um and we also have batul sabeiti activist and political analyst who will join us from london and also uh we have uh mahar salom from beirout who will be joining us academic and political analyst all right master welcome uh to the program, so 45 years congratulations, obviously are in order, and uh, maybe i should just continue with the line that brahim rice was uh uh stating there towards the end. i mean, when it comes to the uh, the fact that imam khumeini said that he stands up for the oppressed, and that's what the islamic republic stands for to a large degree, none perhaps is embodied through the oppression that's happening to the palestinians, and of course, now we're seeing how iran's leader has said the... true veil of the west, the us has come down and we're seeing what they stand for. tell us why iran in that regard and based on the islamic revolution and its ideals has... proven to be successful, absolutely, i, i

shajare lotf kurdin appeared in today's world. drones targeted a car in nabatieh in southern lebanon. it is not yet clear who was in this car, but zionist sources claim that an important figure of hezbollah was targeted in this attack. al-manar network reported that zionist spy drones before a noticeable attack in the airspace of the region. being in flight this area is far from the battle lines . it is the first time since 2006 during the 33-day war that it has been targeted. and axis groups resistance to the assassination of abu baqer al-saadi from the iraqi hezbollah battalion commanders and his companions

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masid shajar and political commentators both in tehran. thank you. i should also thank our viewers for watching this episode of the news review on price tv. welcome back everyone, anti-muslim hate speech, more than double throughout india last year, amit accusations of islamophobic tendencies against prime minister narendra modi's party, the bjp. a research group says incidents mostly took place in states governed by the ruling hindu nationalist party, as mon reports from new delhi. as india prepares for the world's largest elections in few months, a research group has recorded alarming spike in anti-muslim hate speech across the country. the us-based india hate lab said hate speech rose by 62% in the second half of 2023 in india compared to the first six months of the year. the states where most anti-muslim hate speeches were recorded on maharashtra, uttar pradesh and madhya pradesh. consider the biggest waterbases of prime. minister narendra modi's, hindu nationalist, bharatiya janata party. other states governed by bjp were not immune either. it's

the..." democrating and correct way of using the vote of people okay, appreciate the inside, masoud shajare and commentators both in tehran. thank you. i should also thank our viewers for watching this episode of the news review on press tv. welcome back, russia has warned the west against sending troops to ukraine, saying that such move would not be into interests of western states. criminal spokesman dimitro peskoff says that the fact a possibility of sending some nato contingence is being discussed is an important new element. he warn the conflict between russia and the us let nato. would be inevitable if european members of nato sent ground troops to ukraine. the comments came after french president macron said that the option of european nations sending soldiers to ukraine was on the table. the comments have been dismissed by german chancellor, olaf schultz. while the uk government continues to support israel's genocidal campaign in the gaza's trip. it's the people in the uk who are bearing the cost of it. said puraza explains how. filling up the tank emptying out the... britains are a

chairman, the islamic human rights commission massu shajar tells us how after. 45 years, iran remains committed to its principle of supporting the oppressed, most notably palestinians. the enemies of iran were plotting and planning, and they were saying that is going to take months, not even years to get rid of this revolution, which is stood for oppressed around the world, and you now 45 years after all the plotting after all all the sort of obstacle, iran is not just extremely powerful, but it hold to his value of of standing for the right of oppressed, and we are witnessing this in the last few months in the shape of the support for the palestinian community and the right, while is being violated in such a way, on one side, holding to the values. of a standing for all opress around the world and discharging that responsibility so beautifully and so effectively in the last few months visa v palestine, but also the popularity within its own citizens, what we are witnessing right now in tehran, this is really a celebration of showing that all the plotting, all the sanctions, all all t

masud shajar and the political commentators both in tehran. thank you. i should also thank our viewers for watching this episode of the news review on prece tv. welcome back everyone, you're watching press tv, world news, anti-muslim hate speech more than doubled across india last year amit accusations of islamophobic tendencies against prime minister narendra modi's party, the bjp. a research group says the incidents mostly took place in states governed by the ruling hindu nationalist party. manowar zaman, how's your story? as india prepares for the world's largest elections in few months, a research group has recorded alarming spike in anti-muslim hate speech across the country. the us-based india hate lab said hate speech rose by 62% in the second half of 2023 in india compared to the first six months of the year. the states were most anti-muslim hate speeches were recorded on maharashtra, uttar pradesh and madhya pradesh. consider the biggest water bases. of prime minister narendra modi's hindu nationalist bharatiya janata party, other states governe

which is democrating and correct way of using the vote of people. okay, appreciate the inside, masud shajar and ham, the political commentators both in tehran. thank you, i should also thank our viewers. for watching this episode of the news review on price tv. while the uk government continues to support israel's ongoing genocidal campaign in the gas is strippets to people in britain who are bearing the cost of it. said puto explains how. filling up the tank emptying out the pockets. britains are again having to pay more for fuel. petrol prices are up more than 3p per liter at the time of this report, while diesel has risen by 4p. that means the cost of filling up a typical family car in the uk has now increased. prices had supposedly bottomed out from the record highs in 22, in large part caused by the uk and other nato countries self-imposed sanctions on russian energy imports at the start of the ukraine war in the same year. so here's what happened this time around: the value of what comes out of this little nozzle here is impacted by the price of oil on international markets and by the

which is democrating and correct way of using the vote of people. okay, appreciate the inside, masod shajar and hamid commentators both in tehran. thank you. i should also thank our viewers for watching this episode of the news review on pr. welcome back everyone, you're watching press tv, world news, anti-muslim hate speech, more than double throughout india last year a mid accusations of islamophobic tendencies against prime minister namodi's party, the bjp. a research group says the incidents mostly took place in states governed by the ruling hindu nationalist party. manuar zaman reports from new delhi. as india prepares for the world's largest elections in few months, a research group has recorded alarming spike in anti-muslim hate speech across the country. the us-based india lab said hate speech rose by 62% in the second half of 2023. compared to the first six months of the year, the states where most anti-muslim hate speeches were recorded are maharashtra, uttar pradesh and madhya pradesh, consider the biggest water basis of prime minister narendra modi's hindu nationalist bharatiya

, which is democrating and correct way of using the vote of people. okay, appreciate the inside.ud, shajar and commentators both in tehran. thank you. i should also thank our viewers for watching this episode of the news review on press tv. and welcome back everyone, anti-muslim hate speech more than double across india last year emit accusations of islamophobic tendencies against the prime minister narendra modi's party, the bjp. a research group has said incidents mostly took place in states governed by the ruling hindu nationalist. party: manawar zaman reports out of new delhi as india prepares for the world's largest elections in few months a research group. has recorded alarming spike in anti-muslim hate speech across the country. the us-based india hate lab said hate speech rose by 62% in the second half of 2023 in india compared to the first six months of the year. the states were most anti-muslim hate speeches were recorded on maharashtra, uttar pradesh and madhya pradesh. consider the biggest water basis of prime minister narendra modi's hindu nationalist bharatiya janata party. o

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which is democrating and correct way of using the vote of people okay, appreciate the inside, masud shajar and political commentators both in tehran, thank you, i should also thank our viewers for watching this sort of the news review on press tv. welcome back everyone. now, while the uk government continues to support israel's. going genocidal campaign in gaza, it's the people in britain who are bearing the cost of it. saiza joins us with the story. filling up the tank emptying out the pockets. britains are again having to pay more for fuel. petrol prices are up more than 3p per liter at the time of this report, while diesel has risen by 4p. that means the cost of filling up a typical family. car in the uk has now increased, prices had supposedly bottomed out from the record highs in 22 in large part caused by the uk and other nato countries self-imposed sanctions on russian energy imports at the start of the ukraine war in the same year. so here's what happened this time around: the value of what comes out of this little nozzle here is impacted by the price of oil on international market

which is democrating and correct way of using the vote of people. okay, appreciate the inside, masud shajar and ham, the political commentators both in tehran. thank you. i should also thank our viewers for watching this episode of the news review on press tv. while the uk government continues to support israel's ongoing genocidal campaign in the gaza strip, it's uh the people in britain who are bearing the cost of it, saide pura explained. now filling up the tank emptying out the pockets, britains are again having to pay more for fuel. petrol prices are up more than three p per liter at the time of this report, while diesel has risen by 4p. that means the cost of filling up a typical family car in the uk has now increased, prices had supposedly bottomed out from the record highs in 20. two, in large part caused by the uk and other nato countries self-imposed sanctions on russian energy imports at the start of the ukraine war in the same year. so here's what happened this time around: the value of what comes out of this little nozzle here is impacted by the price of oil on international mar

principles and moral code that everybody can believe it. chairman, the islamic human rights commission, maso shajar tells us how after 45 years, iran remains committed to its principle of supporting the oppressed most... notably palestinians, the enemies of iran were plotting and planning, and they were saying that is going to take months, not even years to get rid of this revolution, which is stood for oppressed around the world, and now 45 years after all the plotting after all the sort of obstacle, iran is not... just extremely powerful, but it has hold to its value of of standing for the right of oppressed, and we are witnessing this in the last few months in the shape of the support for the palestinian community and their right, while is being violated in such a way, on one side, holding to the values of a standing for all oppress around the world, and discharge. in that responsibility so beautifully and so effectively in the last few months visa v palestine, but also the popularity within its own citizens, what we are witnessing right now in tehran, this is really a celebration of showing tha

allow me to invite a couple of guests uh to ask for. their insight on this issue, so let me invite masu shajar political commentator and also hamid political commentator both in tehran, welcome to the show gentlemen, let's begin with this uh special uh status and significance that elections have had in iran after the victory of the islamic revolution, the leader 40 elections have been held after the victory of the islamic revolution, this is the 13th, i believe the the election for the parliament if i'm not mistaken and "first of all, what does this large number uh signify, and do you believe that this time around, the elections that we have around the corner on friday, uh, are they kind of more important than the previous ones at this juncture? well, i think every every election is important, but overall is the whole process, the fact that this has been going on for so long, and the fact that this has been..." established the democracy, the religious democracy has been established in iraq and it's become part and parcel of expectation of the people as a means of bringing change and moving for