saying slogans from nahr to behr, which the americans interpreted as anti-semitism, and a meeting for the president of harvard and two other universities. we are forming congress. do you cancel the admission proposals of students who chant slogans from nahr to bahr and intfaza? is this speech based on the code of conduct or not? when speech turns into behavior or causes harassment , then we take action. the meeting that resulted. the resignation of the president of the university of pennsylvania and now the forced resignation of the president clodding don harvard university this forced resignation was done while he was elected as the president of harvard 6 months ago. now, but the american media of plagiarism in the thesis of the president. after 20 years now and after gay's explanation in the congressional hearing, it has been taken into consideration. gay first spoke after he and other university presidents failed to state at a congressional hearing that calling for the genocide of the jews was part of their university's code of conduct. violates, was criticized. the plagiarism clai

i'm your host behr najafi. let's see who's joining us in this episode. the political commentator is uh going to be with us from tehran. joining us is also elijah magneer, journalists and political analysts out of brussels. welcome to the show up gentlemen. now beginning with hamid, let's uh start with the significance of rgc's anti-terrorist operations at this sensitive juncture and also the message. that it carries for both the regime and the united states. thank you very much. the most important point about these recent attacks, the one last night and tonight uh was that it was signaling, giving some signals to other players in the region. first of all, the distance that one of the missiles was the targets was attacked from about 1200. kilometers was a signal to the zinus regime that the missiles can easily reach any points in the occupied lands and targeting these raidings and the second point was that it is very accurate and the accurity of the targetings was so high that you could see the images and the fo

settlements in the occupied territories. 4:31 p.m. in tehran, you're watching press tv news, with me or host behr najafi, welcome. the leader of iran's islamic revolution says that the entire world agrees and palestinians in gaza are oppressed but victorious in the face of israel's deadly onslot on the baseage gaza strip. جالب است که دو چیز رو مردم دنیا در مورد مردم غزه و فلسطین در کنار هم قبول دارن یکی اینکه اینا مظلومند یکی اینکه اینا پیروزن اینا همه دنیا قبول دارن هم مظلوم مظلومیتشونو دنیا فهمید هم مظلوم هم پیروزن هیچ کس امروز در دنیا نیست که تصور کند. said that all the people around the world, be it muslims or non-muslims consider the occupying regime as a blood thirsty wolf which has fallen apart and defeated. the leader also held the government and people of yemen for standing in solidarity with gazans. he said that the yemanies have taken great measures inflicting damage on... all channels of the zihenist regime, despite threats by the us, the leader express hopes that the yeminis will continue their persevererans. in recent weeks, the yemen arm forces have targeted more than two dozen isr

i'm your host behr najafi, welcome. almost three months into the israelity genocidal war in gaza, the regime's war planes and artillery keep pounding the blockaded territory. health officials in gaza say that the israely forces have dropped. more than dozen bombs across gaza in the past day, killing more than 150 cividians. that includes 15 people killed in bombardment of a residential building in the city of deral bella and central gaza. nine palestinians, mostly children were killed in an artillery shelling targeting house in the nas refugee camp. the israely military stage of missile track and rafa in the south and sheld the jabalia refugee camp in the north. the regimes and missified attacks in and around refugee camps including nesat, al magazi and alvaraj. 22,800 185 palestins have been killed since the use israeli genocide early october. despite global demands for seasfire, the israel ministry says that the onsl is expected to continue throughout the year. the head of the hamamas political bureau smile says that

it's a 4:31 pm here in tehran and you're watching press tv news, i'm your host behr najafy, welcome. the hamas reset movement says that any deal with israel must stop the brutal aggression in gaza and result in the full withdrawal of the regime forces from the palestinian land. the political bureau chief of the hamas says that the movement is open to come to the negotiating table. over gaza. ismillah added that an agreement must include an end to the isgrity siege of the strip and genuine prisoner exchange. hannia revealed that the movement has received invitation to visit the egyptian capital to discuss the framework of a proposal for seasfire. the offer was discussed during meeting in paris attended by us, katari and egyptian officials and israel representatives. the proposed deal reportly suggest a 45-day truths in gaza war. as part of a potential deal, some 4,00 palestinian prisoners will be freed in returned for the release of 35 israeli captives held in gaza. the israel regime has a struck residential buildings across the gaza strip, killing more than 200 people in the past day

manufactur satellites into orbit. live from our tehran studios, you're watching press tv news, i'm your host behr najafi, welcome. more deaths and destruction in gaza strip as israel bombs some two dozen locations, 114 days into the onslot on the territory. the regime has killed 165. palestinians injuring 290 oters in a matter of a day. the death toll from the 4-month genocide now stands at 26,422, most of them women and children. meantime, the gaza media office says that a regime has killed 120 reporters there since the aggression began. indiscriminate bombings have also destroyed much of the gaza strip and its infrastructure, including hospitals. according to doctors without borders, gaza no longer has a functioning. healthcare system, the israeli genocide in the gaza strip has led to mass displacement of palestinians in the coastal territory under relentless bombing since october 7th, the residents of gaza were first pushed further south, which it not proved to be safe. they're now moving to the small southermost city of raffa, which is really military told them would be safe. rafa's is a smal

three or four important aspects of their demonstrations, one is the freedom of palestine from behr to nehra. the written cloth in their hands said the same thing, and the last part of their other important slogan was that palestine will be freed in our lifetime. demonstrators also told biden: you will see the freedom of palestine in your lifetime. like other marches that are held in these 3 months, the american jews were a constant part of this demonstration. as a jew who represents a large number of jews in the world. we we are here to express our sadness and shame about what is happening because israel is unfortunately doing these things in the name of us jews and has used the jewish religion as a tool to carry out these actions. in the demonstration in front of the world trade organization. it was a manuscript about the number of journalists who were martyred in gaza. but since this march, the number of martyred reporters in gaza has reached 16 people. biden is going to bypass congress for the second time and send military aid to the zionist regime without the approval of the repre

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