human rights activist firaza najim says the west is upset with people who support works and ideas of late iranian lieutenant-general. qasim suleymani, let's take a listen, obviously we see the fruits of qasim sulaymani's work in in gaza right now, and with the axes of resistance, because qasim sulaymany was very important figure and engineer of all these groups to strengthen and be able to puncture designist regime and hit the colonial systems. such as america in the region as we can see right now the progress of popular mobilization for us is hopefully packing its bags and gna be leaving iraq so we can see that they're really upset with the qasim sulaimani's work and they want to damage it anyway that any supporters of qasim sulaimani in this pathway and that's why they chose to do this coward this treacherous attack in kirman and kill innocent human beings that are just there to commemorate and and and to support this great man's work and his sacrifices for his nation and for the you know the region and the world as well, obviously he fought for world peace, he didn't just fight fo

earlier today, we spoke to firaza najim, manager of the canadian defenders for human rights. from toronto, he told us that attacks on us bases in iraq are a clear message that if washington wants to continuous support for the ongoing genocide in gaza, its assets and soldiers will not remain safe in the region, i mean this is very special development now in this recent battle where many other resistance groups are getting involved to help the people of gaza ' and and be able to slap this regime from different corners, obviously the the us is the one that's uh behind fueling and supporting this genocide, um, we seen that with the the vetos inside the united nations and by supplying the weapons and the you know media backing and so on, so i think that this this is gonna put some pressure, i don't know how much pressure, but it's a it is putting lot of pressure and the us is feeling it because the they're losing soldiers, the... soldiers are being wounded, their bases are being shaken by the resistance, the hajd shabi in iraq. america is not is not allowed to have and host bases inside of ira

welcome back early today we spoke to firaza najim, manager of canadian defenders for human rights from toronto. he told us that the attacks on us bases in iraq are a clear message that if washington wants to continue his support for the ongoing genocide in gaza, his assets and soldiers will not remain safe in the region. i mean this is very... special development now in this recent battle where many other resistance groups are getting involved to help the people of gaza um and and be able to slap this regime from different corners obviously the the us is the one that's uh behind fueling and supporting this genocide um we seen that with the the vetos inside the united nations and by supplying the weapons and you know media backing and so on so um i think that this this is gonna put some pressure, i don't know how much pressure, but it's it is putting lot of pressure, and the us is feeling it because they they're losing soldiers, their soldiers are being wounded, their bases are being shaken. uh by the resistance the hashd in iraq, america is not is not allowed to have and host bases ins

earlier today, we spoke to firaza najim, manager of canadian defenders for human rights from toronto. he told us that the attacks on us bases in iraq are a clear message that if washington wants to continuous support for the ongoing genocide in gaza, his assets and soldiers will not remain safe in the region. let's take a listen. "i mean, this is very special development now in this recent battle where many other resistance groups are getting involved to help the people of gaza um and and be able to slap this regime from different corners, obviously the the us is the one that's behind fueling and supporting this genocide, um, we seen that with the the vedos inside the united nations, and by supplying the weapons and uh..." you know media backing and so on, so i think that this this is gonna put some pressure, i don't know how much pressure, but it's it is putting lot of pressure and the us is feeling it because the they're losing soldiers, their soldiers are being wounded, their bases are being shaken uh by the resistance, the hashd shabi in iraq, america is not is not allowed to have

firaza najim, human rights activist from toronto. firaz, welcome to press tv. now, firaz, uh, around the dozen uh terrorists have been was suspected of involvement in the january 3 bomb attacks in kermon have been arrested. now, daesh has claimed responsibility, but the question is, was it a revenge attack by the terrorist group, and if yes, uh, why after four years? and your thoughts also on analy saying that israel and the us have a hand in the terror attack. i mean, it's it's very clear. that the fingerprints of the israelis and americans are on this crime that happened here in kirman um because obviously we see the fruits of qasim sulaymani's work in in gaza right now and with the access of resistance because qasim sulaymani was very important figure and engineer of all these uh you know groups to strengthen and be able to uh puncture the zionist regime and hit the... colonial system such as america in the region as we can see right now the progress of popular mobilization forces in iraq how they're striking the american bases in syria and in iraq itself an