we can talk about the war against daesh in iraq. always see that qasim suleiman is present and active and his leading the battles. this made us remember him as a very strong personality in the spiritual and moral dimension. imagine that a great leader comes to iraq to command the battle. and has decisive role and also knows the leaders. they talk together, therefore qasim sulim listens to the conversations of the simplest soldier to the main commanders of military operations, and in this way he was completely familiar with the developments in the field. his method was very different. it was not only analyses and texts and documents that guided him, but listening everyone in the battle scene was one of his main characteristics, which in this way gained. very wide familiarity of what was happening on the scene, he was aware of the situation of his forces and above all he knew about the enemy. one of the things that we usually hear about him is the capacity of his individual resistance. he had a strategic patience. this word is heard l

we can talk about the war against daesh in iraq.lways see that qasim suleiman is present and active and he's leading the battles. this made us remember him as a very strong personality in the spiritual and moral dimension. imagine that a great leader comes to iraq to command the battles and has decisive role and also. knows the leaders, they talk together, therefore qasim sulimani listens to the conversations of the simplest soldier to the main commanders of military operations, and in this way he was completely familiar with the developments in the field. his method was very different, it was not only analyses and texts and documents that guided him, but listening everyone in the battle scene was one of his main characteristics, which in this way gained a very wide familiarity. of what was happening on the scene, he was aware of the situation of his forces and above all he knew about the enemy. one of the things that we usually hear about him is the capacity of his individual resistance. he had a strategic patience, this word is he

damascus says us strikes on areas where syrian forces are fighting daesh remnants once again prove washington's collusion with terrorists and tens of thousands of people marched in the uk's capital london to voice their support for palestinians facing israeli aggression. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tehan, thank you for joining us, now intense israely attacks on gaza have been continuing for four months now, and the latest spate of attacks at least 100 people killed across the beseged palestinian territory. there were fresh air and artillery attacks around hanjunis. that gars as main southern city, which has been recently the focal point of israely strikes. medical facilities in han units have been affected as well. al-amal and al-naser hospitals have been under an israely siege for more than a week. now, the united nations is warning of serious shortage of oxygen supplies at the two medical centers. after khan yunis, the city of rafa'. will be the next target of the israeli ground attacks, that's according to the regime's military. refa is located in southe

is one of the most important challenges of our century, one that has also been reflected in movies, daeshatrocities of the terrorist group, particularly the crimes they committed in muslim countries. many movies in different genres have told stories about this terrorist group, we have so far seen a number of action movies, spy movies, melodramas. one of the best movies about this subject is the one made by well-known director abraham called damascus time, the movie focuses on terrorist group and actually does a great job in creating a clear image of daesh terrorists. i personally believe that iranian cinema is pioneer in this regard, and maybe that is because our arm forces were in the frontline fighting against them, so we actually have a first hand account of who they really are. women have always played an important role in iranian cinema. this year, one of the promising movies is made by nca shahusseini, and iranian director with an impressive resume. hello mrs shall, thank you for the interview, it was an honor to have you on our show. um, please tell me about your movie, what inspir

is one of the most important challenges of our century, one that has also been reflected in movies, daesh the atrocities of the terrorist group, particularly the crimes they committed in muslim countries. many movies in different genres have told stories about this terrorist group, we have so far seen a number of action movies, spy movies, melodramas, one of the best movies about this subject. is the one made by well-known director abraham called damascus time. the movie focuses on terrorist group and actually does a great job in creating a clear image of daesh terrorists. i personally believe that iranian cinema is pioneer in this regard. and maybe that is because our arm forces were in the frontline fighting against them, so we actually have a first hand account of who they really are. women have always played an important role in iranian cinema. this year, one of the promising movies is made by nca shahuseini, an iranian director with an impressive resume. hello mrs. shows and thank you for the interview. it was an honor to have you on. show um, please tell me about your movie, what in

if we're talking about shadi, we look at them how they have uh uh tried to and have fought against daesh, and of course they were the ones that were um attacked by the united states, would you say that? or if there were any that did not know the real role of the united states in this region that with this genocide taking place uh against the palestinians that the roles have been totally clarified. well, i think with the presence of the united states in the middle east, the world is becoming worse. we've seen their failure in afghanistan, we've seen their failure in iraq, in syria, how they occupy... the northeast of the country, which is which represent the bread basket and the source of energy, just only to deprive syria from the resources, we've seen how they blocked tanaf between syria and iraq to stop and block the exchange of commerce, and that iran and its allies managed to open the road through abu kamal, the exact road that was bombed yesterday by the american. we've seen how the american, they've done everything in their power to destabilize the middle east, they've tried to bri

your headlines on press tv, damascus says us strikes targeted areas that syrian forces are fighting daesh remnants once again. proving washington's collusion with terrorists. 120 days into the us-israeli genocidal campaign in gaza and the death toll surpasses 27,200, mostly women and children. and tens of thousands of people march in the uk's capital, london to voice their support for palestinians facing israeli aggression. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tehron, thank you for joining us. the us says it has carried out air strikes on 85 targets inside evack and syria, that's after washington pledged to respond to deadly drone strike on his troops in jordan. iraq government says at least 16 people were killed in us strikes in the country, civilians were amongst those killed and 36 more people were wounded in the bombings that targeted both civilian and security areas. us central command claims the targets include rocket, missile and drone depos. the us president says the strikes will continue at times and places of washington's choosing. however, joe biden

your headlines on press tv, damascus says us strikes on areas where syrian forces are fighting daesh remnants. once again prove washington's collusion with terrorists. gaza's health ministry says israely strikes have killed over 100 civilians in just 24 hours as total death doll from the regime's genocide exceed 27,200. and tens of thousands of people marched in the uk's capital, london to voice their support for palestinians facing israeli aggression. hello everyone, you're watching press tv, thank you for joining us. now on saturday, the us said it struck 85 positions in iraq and syria, claiming they included rocket, missile and drone depos. iraq and syria have both... them the attacks as acts of aggression. we early discussed the attacks and the consequences in our news review program. let's see what our guests had to say. now it's time for the news review section where we talk in depth on the uh the day's top story. the us says it has carried out air strikes on 85 targets inside the walking. syria, that's after washington place to respond to deadly drone strike on his troops in j

"daesh was a product of the united states of america itself, this is allowed us to beef itself and aeans involving iraq and using it as a spring for springbard to attack others, we after the assassination of qasim sulaimani, qasim sulaymani and muhandis, we remember the iraqi parliament voted majority, all of it actually against the unanomously, i mean against the supporting the american uh... pull out of iraq, but the the the the the american forces, they are now in iraq as invited, there is no a treaty of status force agreement. authorizing their presence in iraq, that means the in in real time the iraqi government can ask them to leave and start, they are started the negotiation, but the the status co, the american presence in iraq is incubation, since it's expanded its presence from iraq to occupy north syria, and from there it supports the genocidal war in in gaza, and that's where the whole thing. started from lately the iraqi resistance like hizballah and many in hashd shabi stand together united to stop using iraq and using syria to support uh the the the genocidal state of t

they were able to infiltrate the daesh terrorist group during the time they controlled the syren city of racca. the film reveals the very positive impact that iran's intelligence forces had in the fight against daesh. the top secret operations of these forces are recounted in a romantic love story and therefore it was very well received and made huge impact. in the eastern vista section, the jury decided that the best acting award should go to the movie. fatima, the bangladeshi actor of this film was very much appreciated by the jury. in another section, the best screen play was awarded to the film zaher from iran. the film is very poetic. it tells a story of a soldier named zaher who build a strong bond with an elderly couple. he develops an interesting relationship with an old man and his wife who live near the barracks where he is doing his military service. in my opinion. this year the jury was quite fair in choosing the winners. having watched all of the movies in the festival, i personally agree with all of their choices. now moving to the best director, the award in this catego

the film reveals the very positive impact that iran's intelligence forces had in the fight against daeshoperations of these forces are. a romantic love story and therefore it was very well received and made huge impact. in the eastern vista section, the jury decided that the best acting award should go to the movie fatima. the bangladeshi actor of this film was very much appreciated by the jury. in another section, the best screen play was awarded to the film zaher from iran. the film is very poetic, it tells a story of a soldier named zaher. 'who build a strong bond with an elderly couple, he develops an interesting relationship with an old man and his wife who live near the barracks where he is doing his military service. in my opinion, this year the jury was quite fair in choosing the winners. having watched all of the movies in the festival, i personally agree with all of their choices. now moving to the best director. the award in this category was given to another film from iran, the western sky. very exciting and impactful movie about the life of one of iran's holy defense nationa

the film reveals the very positive impact that iran's intelligence forces had in the fight against daeshare recounted in a romantic love story and therefore it was very well received. and made huge impact. in the eastern vista section, the jury decided that the best acting award should go to the movie fatima. the bangladeshi actor of this film was very much appreciated by the jury. in another section, the best screen play was awarded to the film zaher from iran. the film is very poetic. it tells a story of a soldier named zaher who build a strong bond with an elderly couple. he develops an interesting. relationship with an old man and his wife who live near the barracks where he is doing his military service. in my opinion, this year the jury was quite fair in choosing the winners. having watched all of the movies in the festival, i personally agree with all of their choices. now moving to the best director, the award in this category was given to another film from iran, the western sky, very exciting and impactful movie about the life of one of iran's holy. the movie was very well recei

goes to the zianist entity. this also includes the other auxiliary arms of the us occupation such as daesh, and such as alqida that have revaged syria for the better part of the last decade and and more even, so for example in in the areas that the u.s. has struck uh beginning not just with last night's uh you know so-called 18 strikes but also just within a couple weeks ago the us struck major pmu security headquarters along the border. this was responsible for operations against dash just as lot of the areas that they've been striking in derrazur um and yesterday night in anbar um they also struck another major pmu headquarter site um and this the message that this shows essentially on the ground to the iraq resistance to the people of syria and iraq um is that uh as the us is you know forced to make another wave of withdrawals that they are attempting to activate their uh that to dash in the region again to fight and to weaken the resistance groups the syrian army and and we're already seeing that come up again because after the us attacked anbar last night and dash came around and atta

assyria also said the attacks took place in areas where his forces are battling the remnance of daesh fery group and this proves us collusion with terrorists.

we're talking about hashadby, we look at them how they have uh uh tried to and had thought against daesh, and of course they were the ones that were um attacked by the united states, would you say that for if there were any that did not know the real role of the united states in this? that with this genocide taking place against the palestinians that the roles have been totally clarified. well, i think with the presence of the united states in the middle east, the world is becoming worse. we've seen their failure in afghanistan, we've seen their failure in iraq, in syria, how they occupy at the northeast of the country, which is which represent the bread. basket and the source of energy just only to deprive syria from the resources, we've seen how they blocked tanaf between syria and iraq to stop and block the exchange of commerce and that iran and its allies managed to open the road through abu kamal, the exact road that was bombed yesterday by the americans, we've seen how the american they've done everything in their power to destabilize. the middle east, they've tried to bring war in

not exceed one%, but the west made them mouth pieces and created terrorist organizations and brought, daesh, these groups were funded with golf money and came from british, american and 1300 years after the defeat of the ottomans in world war 1, on that day the zianist project came as an alternative to the islamic project, even though it still exists and its roots remain, and the muslims will be let by whoever has the ability. what is important is that the islamic civilization remains. imam khamaini was able to revive this idea and bring it to reality. thank you so much, dr. abdul aziz na habtur for your time, the yemeni prime minister, thank you so much for your time, it was our pleasure, thank you so much for watching, see you next time inshallah, libya is a north african country, the country has two competing governments, the tripoly based high state council and the house of representatives. libya is also at the center of a migrant crisis. this country is also one of the richest countries in africa in terms of oil reserves. i made the us israeli genocide on gaza. libya has voice support

us is not uh concerned about uh isis, daesh, these aren't their principal concerns. in some cases they don't, i think that there are times with those forces are not don't align with their objectives, but their principal objective is is to dominate uh a region um that has lot of oil and a region that is has lot of geostrategic value. rans for minister has visited damascus as part of a regional tour.it with president bashar al-assad and other syrian senior syrian officials to discuss the latest developments in the region, including palestine. a correspondent abraham has moved from damascus. after visit to lebanon, iranian forem minister hussein amir abdullahyan arrived in damascus where he met president bashar al-assad and discussed. relations president assad warned that the us supply of weapons to israel threatens to expand the war in gaza. amir abdullahyan said the aggression against gaza is considered the main issue at the regional and international levels, noting that syria is in the frontline of supporting the palestinian people and their cause. amir abdullahyan a

us maintains some 2,500 troops in iraq under the pretext of fighting the daesh terrorist group, which has already been defeated in the country. canadian author and journalist. says the us is not concerned about terrorist groups in west asia, but rather seeks to dominate the entire region. um, the point of course is to dominate the region and uh obviously having troops based in iraq, having troops in syria and elsewhere, that gives the us greater leverage, uh, that's their aim, uh, but again, they, hopefully uh the pressure will build on the iraki government to uh to force them out, but but we'll see, this is going to have to be know more, more internal pressure within iraq, but also within the us, the the forces that say that, why in the world is are us troops stationed all over, those forces need to uh need to be strengthened, and also um, of course, this is all quite tough. to what's going on in in in in gaza and and there are you know incredible levels of of opposition within the us within the base of the democratic party uh criticizing what the us is uh supporting enabling in in g

civilian due to us occupation forces, so when we're talking about occupation, what comes in mind, us daesh, the israelis in occupied palestine, and what results from this occupation? death and destruction, to maintain that occupation, this is what these factions are opposed to, what they're resisting, and that's why they're being targeted by us forces, your initial thoughts please, the the the the american forces, uh, they are now in iraq as invited, there is no a treaty of status force agreement authorizing their presence. in iraq, that means the in in real time the iraqi government can ask them to leave and start, they are started the negotiation, but the the status quo, the american presence in iraq is incubation, since it's expanded its presence from iraq to occupy north syria and from there it support the genocidal war in in gaza and that's where the whole thing started from. the iraqi resistance like hizballah and many in shabi stand together united to stop using iraq and using syria to support the the the genocidal state of the zanis entity and it's genocidal war against gaza and th

the united states is always on the wrong side. supported daesh because it wanted to destabilize syria, it didn't care how many people were killed, how many innocent men, women and children suffered and died as a result of that, it wanted to destabilize syria for the benefit somehow of israel, the united states is is certainly happy to support terrorist organizations if they help to weaken any any nation that that the united states sees as a threat uh, so the united states continues to in in... in some ways anyway to occupy iraq, it has not left, all the the us soldiers have not depart yet, but although the iraq government has said they must leave and they want them to leave, but the united states wants to have control everywhere, and the fact that these are that it's killing members of organizations that are fighting terrorism, just shows, just demonstrates the united, what the united states's goals are, it isn't peace, it isn't uh sovereignty of the nations throughout the middle east, it isn't uh for for the people. there to have the basic human rights that every human being is entit

your headlines on press tv damascus. as us strikes targeted areas that syrian forces are fighting daesh remrants. 120 days into the us israel genocidal campaign in gaza and the death toll surpasses 27,200, mostly women and children. and tens of thousands of people march in the uk's capital london to voice their support for palestinians facing israely aggression. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tehron, thank you for joining us. the us says it has carried out air strikes on 85 targets inside iraq and syria, that's after washington pledged to respond to deadly drone strike on his troops in jordan. iraqi, the iraqi government says at least 16 people were killed in us strikes in the country, civilians were amongst those killed and 36 more people were wounded in the bombings that targeted both civilians and security areas. us central command claims the targets include rocket, missile and drone depos. the us president says the strikes will continue at times and places of washington's choosing. however, joe biden says the us does not see conflict in west asia.

western conspiracies via its uh uh proxy saudi, it was adopted by the hash shabi um in the wake of daesh, and so we see that uh iran places palestine at the forefront, the palestinian file is the most priority and um it's worked with many palestinian factions in order to strengthen the... existing uh resistance and prior to 1979 um no movement had the courage to speak out and place palestine as its central cause the imam khameini stood um and established this along with the nation and this is why it's subjected to ruthless economic sanctions and trade embargos absolutely and um that's perhaps made uh the islamic republic more self-reliance in many ways as well now of course - sister saha just to come back to you the revolution did of course make iran an islamic republic with the states guided by islamic sharia. why was this such an important thing to the imam? this was an integral thing for the imam, because under the imam's understanding, if we were to actually live as sister zahra has beautifully said the islamic spirit, the imam really believed that it's not actually possible to live

cuba right now cuba venezuela, yemen, iraq, the kurds up there in kurdistan when daesh wanted to wipe them out, so you're talking here about about iran that has established well and deeply entrenched a moral code that can can boast about it and has every right to talk about it all over the world, this is something that the colonial powers would consider a challenge for them, when we talk about morality and and when we talk about code of ethics, we talk about america, america represents itself and presents itself as a model of morality that should be followsoed, they they er an era of democracy and liberty and and and while we see very truly that you cannot voice out your true conviction in the united states of america, they would depict you as supporting terrorism, the freedom movements, the... liberty movements, the resistance movements, how they are treated and how they are designated in the united states, they are designated as terrorist entities, why? because they are being considered a challenge to the american hegemmany even if you chal if you if you talk in words even if you go

yemen, iraq, the kurds up there in kurdistan when daesh wanted to wipe them out, so we are talking here about about iran that has established a will and deeply entrenched a moral code that can can boast about it and has every right to talk about it all over the world, this is something that the colonial powers would consider a challenge for them, when we talk about morality and when we talk about code of ethics, we talk... about america, america represents itself and presents itself as a model of morality that should be follow soon, they they er an era of democracy and liberty and and and while we see very truly that you cannot voice out your true conviction in the united states of america, they would depict you as supporting terrorism, the freedom movements, the liberty movements, the resistance movements, how they are... treated and how they are designated in the united states, they are designated as terrorist entities, why? because they are being considered a challenge to the american hegemony, even if you chal if you if you talk in words, even if you going to make a lecture, people,

the southern city of rafah. and damascus says us strikes on areas where syrian forces are fighting daesh remnants once again prove washington's collusion with terrorists. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in terron, thank you for joining us. the israely genocidal war on the gaza strip continues to take a heavy toll on palestinian civilians for the 121st day in a row. health officials in gaza announced that his forces killed over 100 palestinians during the past 24 hours alone. the regime continued this rates and bombardments on various parts of the gaza strip. the strikes were mainly focused on the southern city of hanjunis. raging forces targeted homes as well as displaced persons gatherings. there were also reports of several strikes in the vicinity of the hospitals in gaza. over 27,200 people have been killed in gaza since october the 7th. most of them are women and children. palestinian officials have blasted the international community failure to stop the israeli onslaught and the humanitarian catastrophe unfolding in gaza. palestine's foreign ministry w

most notably, iran has stopped the spread of tackfiry groups like isis, like daesh, funded by western imperialist powers through these ties in syria, lebanon, iraq and yemen. from the beginning of iran's revolution, imam khumaini stated that one of his goals was the liberation of palestine from the occupying regime. in launching al-root's day, he called on muslims to dedicate this day to demanding the rights of oppressed muslims around the world, particularly in palestine. the islamic republic has also let the way for other countries in its unrelenting campaign, encouraging the public and everyday muslims. to combat misinformation by pushing us to understand the duties of jihadabin is the term that loosely translates into struggle for clarification. which is one of the forms of jihad that islam advocates, it is the jihad of preaching and teaching to rebut false and misleading arguments, fabrications, lies and distortion. it is no longer just a duty for world leaders, but for us at the societal level. today, the people of the world are taking up this call from all walks of life, advoca

added that this is the same region where syrian forces are battling the remnance of daesh tacfiry group, and this proves us collusion with terrorists. it said the u.s. seeks to undermine the capability of syrian army and its allies in combatting terrorism. iran is also strongly denounced the strike as another strategic mistake by the us, said serve israely interests and further us in the region. joined us earlier to give us the latest on the us air strikes and the reactions from iraq authorities. the... the attack was on multiple locations, as we say, and it's a it's it's a move that was met by denounce from especially number of officials, the spokesman for the commander and chief of the army forces denounced the attack, calling it very dangerous escalation by by the us, and there will be severe consequences, adverse consequences on the country, especially in a time where... "the iraqi government is trying hard to save the security of iraq, especially with these this let's say specific area in western iraq, we all know that it's witnessed lot of operations and it has say sleeping cells

most notably, iran has stopped the spread of tacfiry groups like isis, like daesh, funded by western imperialist powers through these ties in syria, lebanon, iraq and yemen. from the beginning of iran's revolution, imam khumaini stated that one of his goals was the liberation of palestine from the occupying regime. in launching al-rot's day, he called on muslims to dedicate this day to demanding the rights of oppressed muslims around the world, particularly in palestine. the islamic republic has also let the way for other countries in its unrelenting campaign, encouraging the public and everyday muslims. to combat misinformation by pushing us to understand the duties of jihadal, jihad al tabin is the term that loosely translates into struggle for clarification. which is one of the forms of jihad that islam advocates, it is the jihad of preaching and teaching to rebut false and misleading arguments, fabrications, lies, and distortion. it is no longer just a duty for world leaders, but for us at the societal level. today, the people of the world are taking up this call from all walks o

back in the 90s and the 80s cuba, cuba, venezuela, yemen, iraq, the kurds up there in kurdistan when daesh wanted to wipe them out, so we are talking here about about iran that has established a well and deeply entrenched a moral code that can can boast about it and has every right to talk about it all over the world, this is something that the colonial powers would consider a challenge for them, when we talk about morality and when we talk about code of ethics, we talk about america, america represents itself and presents itself as a model of morality that should be follow soon, they they er an era of democracy and liberty and and and while we see very truly that you cannot voice out your true conviction in the united states. america they would depict you as supporting terrorism, the freedom movements, the liberty movements, the resistance movements, how they are treated and how they are designated in the united states, they are designated as terrorist entities, why? because they are being considered a challenge to the american hegemony, even if you chal if you if you talk in words even i

most notably, iran has stopped the spread of takfiry groups like isis, like daesh, funded by western imperialist powers. through these ties in syria. lebanon, iraq and yemen. from the beginning of iran's revolution, imam khumaini stated that one of his goals was the liberation of palestine from the occupying regime. in launching al-gut's day, he called on muslims to dedicate this day to demanding the rights of oppressed muslims around the world, particularly in palestine. the islamic republic has also let the way for other countries in its unrelenting campaign. encouraging the public and everyday muslims to combat misinformation by pushing us to understand the duties of jihadal tabin. jihadal tabin is the term that loosely translates into struggle for clarification, which is one of the forms of jihad that islam advocates. it is the jihad of preaching and teaching to rebut false and misleading arguments, fabrications, lies and distortion. it is no longer just... duty for world leaders, but for us at the societal level. today, the people of the world are taking up this call from all wa

and damascus says us strikes on areas with syrian forces of fighting daesh remnants once again prove

, i think we have _ feat of isis, of daesh, i think we have gone about as far as we no. we have gonecan special forces cannot eliminate isis~ _ special forces cannot eliminate isis~ and — special forces cannot eliminate isis. and really, indian, and the — isis. and really, indian, and the indigenous forces, whether in iraq — the indigenous forces, whether in iraq or— the indigenous forces, whether in iraq or in syria, by going to he— in iraq or in syria, by going to be able— in iraq or in syria, by going to be able to do that. and the americans have spent years training _ americans have spent years training these forces. 0ne training these forces. one thing _ training these forces. one thing we should learn from afghanistan is that the americans' efforts cannot supplant those of local actors. let's _ supplant those of local actors. let's hear _ supplant those of local actors. let's hear your view, joe, do you see that pullout, that pressure to do that? i you see that pullout, that pressure to do that? i hate to be in total — pressure to do that? i hate to be in total agreement - pres

happening anywhere in west asia from yemenis exchanging fire or accepting truces to iraqis fighting daesh or receiving pope francis in a nutshell summarizes big issues in five minutes. it puts words and events frequenting the news in perspective. libya is a north african country, the country has two competing governments, the tripoly based high state council and the house of representatives. libya is also at the center of a migrant crisis. this country is also one of the richest countries in africa in terms of oil reserves. amied the us israeli genocide on gaza, libya has voice support for the measures taken by the international court of justice, icj to prevent genocide in the gaza stream. we are honored to have with us here in the studio his excellency ali jumal ubedi, the ambassador of libya to iran. it's been a pleasure having you in our program. thank you, mercy uh, i was a journalist during the revolution. it's a very old story, 41 years ago, are you right here? he just told me like a grandfather, you know, the the the interesting part of the story is not me, i'm not the one importan

damascus says us strikes targeted areas that syrian forces are fighting daesh remnants, once again proving

specialized orientation of wahhabism it was because the region became a special region, the discussion of daesh and waqavit and these, i actually went into this area for a serious investigation. i did, and by the way , i got my degree. you are the same graduate . i also did the so-called thing. even my thesis is interesting. you know, my thesis is about the relationship between salafism and karisma. that is, i even came to this area in order to reduce the differences in the life of islam. then, well, in this area. my oil and gas finally arrived, which means i was really following up and we had a serious discussion, for example, we had another serious discussion with mrs. ebtekar about gasoline import, another serious fight. we had a discussion about the bans on gasoline and other things in the 9th period, mrs. ebtekar, when they came to work , they shut down all the gasoline machines, so we had a series of talks there, and we demanded again. which led to this , the lady worker filed a complaint against me to mr. sir, and wrote a complaint letter against me , asking mr. for an explanation . even

syria also said that washington hits a region where the syrian army has been fighting daesh remnants and this shows the us collusion with terrorists. three us troops were killed in attack a us military base near the syria-jordan border last weekend. tension between hezbollah and israel forces or forces along the southern border of lebanon. hez says his forces have targeted more is mariam pressed corresponded in to give us an update on the story. 72 settlements have been targeted by hazballah 22 elements excuse me have been targeted 72 times and quarter posts for the israelies the military post specifically we're talking about 45 posts have been targeted 670 times and there are also uh the backup posts that are even beyond the border we're talking about some 19 posts they were targeted 61 times but you also have huge number of those who left that area many of the settlers some 81 thousand settlers have left that area of have transformed closed military zone um where there only presence of soldiers, this has made it easier for hazballah to make their targeting only based and limited to

have agreed on the need to end the presence of us-led military coalition proportedly formed to fight daesh terrorist group. today we're witnessing the negotiation with the international coalition forces and honestly what makes us the iraqi people exasperated is the insistance by the us to keep its troops on our land to have an intervention in the military scene of iraq and neighboring syria. iraqi prime minister muhammad sudani stated that the western alliance mission will end at the baghdad government's official request. he also said that the government is setting a date for the start of bilateral committee talks which includes representatives of the military coalition to put arrangements to end the presence of international coalition forces in iraq permanently. we have collected more than 100 signatures and prepared the legal draft to end the international coalition mission in iraq, and we pledge before god to our people that we will enact the law to expel the foreign forces from our land. the demands to and us military presence in iraq are not new after washington's assassination of top

happening anywhere in west asia, from yemenis exchanging fire or accepting truces to iraqis fighting daeshs big issues in five minutes. it puts words and events frequenting the news in perspective. assalamu alaikum, peace be upon you and welcome to eye on islam, the show where we look at current affairs through an islamic lens. each week we evaluate a trending new story and we break it down from an islamic perspective. in february, the islamic world marks the 75th anniversary.

have agreed on the need to end the presence of us led military coalition reportedly formed to fight daesh terrorist group. today we're witnessing the negotiation with the international coalition forces, and honestly, what makes us the iraqi people exasperated is the insistance by the us to keep its troops on our land to have an intervention in the military scene of iraq and neighboring syria. iraqi prime minister muhammad sudani stated that the western alliance mission will end at the baghdad government's official request. he. also said that the government is setting a date for the start of bilateral committee talks, which includes representatives of the military coalition to put arrangements to end the presence of international coalition forces in iraq permanently. we have collected more than 100 signatures and prepared the legal draft to end the international coalition mission in iraq, and we pledge before god to our people that we will enact the law to expel the foreign forces from our land. the demands to and us. military presence in iraq are not new after washington's assassination o

isis achieved its long-standing wish of martyrdom it has been destroyed, but the enemies of daesh are our breeders and the youths are leading the path of resistance and defending the sanctity of hazrat zainab. al-allah shrine, the body of this martyr who defended the shrine was buried at the hands of the people of pak dasht in the martyr's gulzar of aranboyeh village . this city is considered mehdi pazki of the pakistan broadcasting agency to deliver important news about immigrants to investigate and deal with various issues of fasting life. afghan press in iran and to see the reports broadcasted in this news section, it is enough to join our channels in virtual space with the address of sain mohajeran 230. you can also follow more detailed news related to afghanistan and afghan doctors in iran by visiting our website at the address videacc.ir. thank you for your companion. goodbye. the closing ceremony of the 9th national visual arts biennial of the intellectual development center for children and adolescents was held. this festival, which is being held in hamedan, is a very good gro

happening anywhere in west asia from yemenis exchanging fire or accepting truces to... iraaki's fighting daesh or receiving pope francis in a nutshell summarizes big issues in five minutes. it puts words and events frequenting the news in perspective. ينقص في سلاحف بحرين يقتل حيوانات بشريه تلك قضيه وتلكه قضيه. كيف تكون ملاكا ابيض يبقى ضميرك نص ض تنصف حركات الحريه وتنصف حركات التحرير وتوزع عطفك وحنانك على المقتول حسب الجنسيه وتلك قضيه. وتلك قضيه كيف تكون انسانا راقي ومطابق للاشتراطات كل كلامك لابس سواقي وبتحضم كل الشجرات بتقول على البواب العارس جنبك جيش بيد مدارس. واما بتفش نفسك لابس دمه تقول الكل ضحيه وتلك قضيه وتلك قضيه كيف اصدق هذا العالم لما بيحكي عن الانسان شايف امه بتبكي ضناه. علشان مات في الغرب جعان ويساوي المعتول بالادر في شرف ونزاه وحده وتلقى قضيه وتلك قضيه مش فرقه العالم يتكلم موت حر وما تعيش مسلم دي اللي بجيل ورا جيل يتعلم كيف يعيش ويموت لقضيه بنادي على عالم مين علشان يستنكر ويادين بين كما شئت فايددان لما اجري جوه السلخن مش خف في باروده. what's going on everyone? aliera here, back with a brand new, very special episode of iran tech. today we've come to the southern iranian province o

have agreed on the need to end the presence of us led military coalition proportedly formed to fight daeshof iraq and neighboring syria. iraqi prime minister muhammad sudani stated that the western alliance mission will end at the baghdad government's official request. he also said that the government is setting a date for the start of bilateral committee. talks, which includes representatives of the military coalition to put arrangements to end the presence of international coalition forces in iraq permanently. we have collected more than 100 signatures and prepared the legal draft to end the international coalition mission in iraq, and we pledge before god to our people that we will enact the law to expel the foreign forces from our land. the demands to and us military presence in iraq are not new after washington's. assassination of top iraqi and iranian anti-terror commanders, general qasim sulaymani and abu mahdial muhamdis four years ago, iraqi parliament voted to expel foreign forces who can endanger security and stability in iraq and geopordize civil peace. following the recent att

away. first of the headlines damascus says us strikes targeted areas that syrian forces are fighting daesh

happening anywhere in west asia, from yemenis exchanging fire or accepting truces to iraqis fighting daesh or receiving pope francis in a nutshell summarizes big issues in five minutes. it puts words. events frequenting the news in perspective. edited footage of her there showing her talking to an officer and then collapsing. young iranian uh kurdish woman died, masa amini died last week, la, london and paris. it's a movement. organizers told us they will be here every sunday. iranian women, men families basically saying they're afraid to leave their homes right now. during demonstrations following the death of massa amini. hundreds of social media posts of people protesting her death have surfaced. the last three months every day when the sun has come up, the question has been, did more anti-government protesters come out overnight? not wearing her hijab. this is my first time in term, for decades, i've studied, written and talked about propaganda.

it added that this is the same region where syrian forces are battling the remnance of the daesh (takfiri group) and this proves us collusion with the terrorists. iran says the strikes are another strategic mistake by the us or threat only serves israely interest. the palestinian resistance. movement hamas also condemned the strikes, saying washington has poured oil on the fire in the region. yemen's ansurlah movement slammed the us strikes as flagrant violation of sovereignty of iraq and syria. the movement said the us aggression against those countries proved his firm support for israel's crimes in gaza. russia says the us is sewing chaos and destriction in the middle east. it has also called for security council meeting. now to talk more on this, we are joined by mr. rick sterling, investigative journalist from wallnut creek, california, and also daniel shaw, professor of race, ethnicity, class and gender from new york. gentlemen, welcome to press tv. now, mr. sterling, beginning with you, uh, let's begin with your initial thoughts on the situation right now. the us has finally respond

damascus says us strikes on areas where syrian forces are fighting daesh remnants once again prove washington'scollusion with terrorists. and tens of thousands of people march in the uk's capital london to voice their support for palestinians facing israely aggression.

damascus says us strikes on areas where syrian forces are fighting daesh remnants once again prove washington's collusion with. gaza's health ministry says israely strikes have killed over 100 civilians in just 24 hours as total death doll from the regime's genocide excees 27,200 and tens of thousands of people marched in the uk's capital london to voice their support for palestinians facing israeli aggression.

civilian due to us occupation forces, so when we're talking about occupation, what comes in mind, us, daeshs invited, there is no a treaty of status force agreement authorizing their presence in iraq, that means the in in real time the iraqi government can ask them to leave and start, they are started the negotiation, but the the status quo, the american presence in iraq is incubation, since it's expanded its presence from iraq to cuba north." and from there it support the genocidal war in in gaza and that's where the whole thing started from lately, the iraqi resistance like hizballah and many in hashd shabi stand together united to stop using iraq and using syria to support uh the the the genocidal state of the zanis entity and it genocidal war against gaza. and they couldn't stand and watch seeing their land, their territory as well and their brothers and sisters in gaza being massacred, and that's where the united states of america came in and... try to to shut any resistance to its immerers, which is totally immerse, mean in the genocidal award in gaza. gentlemen, thank you both for jo

civilian due to us occupation forces, so when we're talking about occupation, what comes in mind, us, daeshin iraq as invited, there is no treaty of status force agreement authorizing their presence in iraq, that means the in in real time the iraqi government can ask them to leave and start, they are started the negotiation, but the the status quo, the american presence in iraq is... incubation since it's expanded its presence from iraq to cubai north syria and from there it support the genocidal war in in gaza and that's where the whole thing started from lately the iraqi resistance like hizballah and many in hashd shabi stand together united to stop using iraq and using syria to support the the the genocidal. state of the zanic entity and it's genocidal war against gaza and they couldn't stand and watch seeing their land, their territory as well and their brothers and sisters in gaza being massacred, and that's where the united states of america came in and tried to to shut any resistance to its merse, which is totally emers, i mean in the genocidal war in gaza. gentlemen, thank you both

have agreed on the need to end the presence of us led military coalition proportedly formed to fight daesh terrorist group. today we're witnessing the negotiation with the international coalition forces and honestly one makes us the iraqi people. exasperated is the insistance by the us to keep its troops on our land to have an intervention in the military scene of iraq and neighboring syria. iraqi prime minister muhammad sudani stated that the western alliance mission will end at the baghdad government's official request. he also said that the government is setting a date for the start of bilateral committee talks, which includes representatives of the military coalition to put arrangements to and the presence of international coalition forces in iraq permanently. we have collected more than 100 signatures and prepared the legal draft to end the international coalition mission in iraq, and we pledge before god to our people that we will enact the... law to expel the foreign forces from our land. the demands to end us military presence in iraq are not new after washington's assassination of