and genocide before us and are relatively powerless, of course we know that the hootis are fighting, hezbolah is fighting, many other groups are trying to do what they can, but given the the the relationship of the desireness state with the united states and with its western partners and allies, it's very difficult to bring... justice at this point, but we believe justice will prevail at some point uh, the question is when? okay, well larry, as the regime commits these unbelievable crimes every day in gaza and in the west bank, it is also experiencing uh growing pressure from within. your thoughts on that, do you think that the dessention that is happening inside of the israeli regime will help lead to its implosion? no, unfortunately, i think what it's going to... and and what we've seen is israel has withdrawn lot of its combat brigades from gaza, shifted them a little bit out of the west bank and deploy them north on the border with lebanon and syria. i i anticipate as per predictions by general halevi of the israeli occupation force and by public opinion polls in israel, that they're goin

"hezbolah is going to defeat the armored columns that the israelis try to insert, and then they're goingto israel that are they haven't used really up to this point, and so they will then cause significant mass casualties in israel proper. at that point that is going to put the government of benjamin netanyahu in a complete chaos, because they..." provoked a fight that they're not capable of winning and even even with nuclear weapons, they can threaten to use nuclear weapons at that point, but this is like launching nuks a point blank range where it would do as much damage to israel as it could potentially to hasballah or anybody else, so i mean this look we're talking horrific scenario, there is this kind of death and destruction is so needless. so useless and yet personally i can not erase the images of these children, of these women, of these families who are morning their dead and who are trying trying escape the violence and yet israel continues to inflict it upon them, and they're not carrying firearms, they're not carrying bombs, they're not carrying missiles, it is, it's inhuman,

hezbolah says is anti-israel operations on response to the regime's genocidal war on gaza and in support of the palestinian people. mayam salah corresponded in beirout joined us earlier with more details on the latest developments along lebanon's southern borders. let's take a listen. well, it seems today has focused its operations on the occupied lebanese chaba farms. we saw in the morning an operation against the area of the radar post, which is the highest post in the all of occupied chibba farms. chibba farms. are mostly situated in what seem to be mountains and hills and now that are completely almost covered in snow we saw one of those operations against the radar, the other operations also were focused on the areas in shabar farms like somaka, but what we are looking at right now is lot of analysis from the israeli side basically on the use of hezbolah of its rocket how they have uncovered of course. bit by bit and the sanding ladder how they have said that they first they they spoke about the burkan then they spoke about falla one now the israelis are saying that hazballah using

it was not the territory that gave hezbolah the upper hand, as palestinians engaged israels in the same territory, so did the lebanese, then what made the difference? tactic is the element that puts different forms of knowledge at the service of a battle. the more skillful and capable a commander, the fresher and more creative his military tactics would be. it means a capable commander's exceptional leadership and war plans are the results of defining the principles and rules of battle in a specific way. these two factors are in turn. rooted in the commander's perception of the principles of war and his detailed assessment of the facts on the ground in the battlefield. the rules of battle can be both firm and flexible. did his bullet develop a special tactic during its years of resistance? is hisbollah now in possession of new technology they have adapted to the battlefield? in theory, tactic is the knowledge of capabilities, technologies and details, but in practice, tactic is the ability to create a link between creativity, flexibility and moderate decision making in the difficult con

military organization, soldiers and officers were also unable to find appropriate methods to fight hezbolah on the battlefield. but the more significant issue was the resistance movement superiority to israel in terms of its military doctrine, theory of the battle and all strategic, practical and tactical dimensions. sí, tenemos ahí, pues si queréis pontos todos, vamos por aquí porque. israel was shaped by the flames of war. bengarian, cognisant of vulnerabilities, devised a strategic doctrine. yet, on october 7th, seismic tremmers shook the foundation of this doctrine. facing unparalleled challenges, israel confronted economic. how did this mortal wound reverberate through the intricacies of its economy? "this is my land and my country. it is not only the 1948 or 1967 borders from the sea to the river, i am not ready to let go of a centimeter. israel is here like any for by the support of the europe, by the support of the united states. that's why they separate the land. well, i was at the babel sham's protest last week, and i myself had a my head bang." against the bus by soldier, illegal

hezbolah's top command ordered attack on the enemy. where it least expected, that is on the sea, and it was done by a weapon that caused israelies the first surprise of the battle, as they were earlier promised by the resistance movement secretary general. had secretly trained an anti-destroyer missile unit capable of operating in the most difficult and sophisticated battlefield conditions. all that was done out of the range of israel. the islamic resistance command issued an order to the anti-destroyer units in the evening of the second day of the july war. the units were ordered to give immediate and crushing response to the israeli navy after it violated the territorial waters. off lebanon's capital beirut and attack the southern zahya region of the city. according to israeli intelligence sources, the system exclusively developed for transport and operation of c802 missiles was deployed a height in southern beirot overlooking the sea. two groups were in charge of launching the missile. the first was tasked with examining the situation at sea. to recognize the target and review the

important has the unified response been from the resistance. fronts in the region, there's lebanon's, hezbolah, there's yemen's ansar resistance movement and the armed forces of the country, resistance groups in syria, and iraq, which have also carried out operations against israel and the united states positions as well, do you think that the israelis in and washington were not considering uh the repercussions of a coordinated and unified response from all resistance fronts in the region? i think the the the unique... the unique strategy and the unique aspect about the resistance is that element of surprise, time and time again, the resistance has surprised its opponents in in war, we saw that, we saw how hisbullah surprised western proxies in syria, we saw how hashal shahbi surprised western proxies like isis, the empires proxies like isis in iraq, and and i think once again in this... conflict, we see resistance forces constantly surprising the their opponents, no one expected the ansarulah, the the legitimate government of of yemen to enter this conflict in the way they did, they've they'v

several other israeli military sites also came on. attack, hezbolah says his anti-israel operation isance movement hezbollah has hit several israeli positions in his new operations against. this as israeli forces have also expanded their aerial and artillery strikes on lebanese towns. our correspondent in beirout mariam salh joined us earlier with more details. hezbulah is basically going for a tit for tat type of operations, and despite the fact that they are the ones who took the initiative on the 8th of of october, their operations quickly turned into retaliatory operations with the fact that you have is really aggressions on residential and civilian areas, today we had attack against the vehicle by the use of a drone in the city of nabati, now nabati is some 20 kilometers away from the border at least, and so that basically is the israelis being presumptuous uh with their targeting, and hazbullah has said that they will not allow the israelis to trespass uh the rules of engagement that they had laid forth basically trying to... limit uh the confrontations and the clashes in the bo

to allow israel to continue doing what is doing in gaza, because the islamic resistance in iraq, the hezbolah, they're all saying that our action are so that these stops and then you have arab states - you have these arab leaders in yemen that are being pushed to take that stance, they're being pushed leaders they don't need that much pushing to be honest so i think what's happening now in the region is that all the masks are falling down like previously they as and other arab states they pushed the propaganda gu regime and unfortunately now we see many people across the arab world they had these entities or these parties or this government according to the propaganda was pushed like for more than 15 years but in yeman they did use on this propaganda against thehies or only uae and and saudi arabia they used they pushed this propaganda internly to justify their war against against the houtis when they took the decision to target uh mount ships and then they started to target it out in southern israel uh all the arab world started to support the enemies but because there was not enough propaga

there's been uh clashes ongoing since october the 7th between the lebanese resistance group. uh hezbolah and uh the israeli regime along that southern lebanese border area and in the latest latest uh state of violence, the israelies have killed three people in a home all week the israelis been targeting that area and there have been at least a half dozen fatalities all of them civilians there in southern lebanon as soon as we find out more about this we'll get it to um up and going in your nest next to press tv news bulleting but for now everyone that's it for everything in this last hour here on press stay tuned and bye-bye for now. as hundreds of people have marched. the voice of the voiceless press tv. the press of coverage of this assassination of passammani now entering its uh uh fourth day, we're looking at some uh tonight on expose human rights advocates say the systematic destruction of gaza amounts to what researchers call domicide as the world's gaze moves on and forgets about the palestinian calamity. a un report states the israeli regime is using starvation of civilians as a

hezbolah has vowed to support palestinian resistance fighters battling israel's gaza onslaught by engaging the regime's forces on another front. after the israeli entity air strikes that targeted several towns in south lebanon of the past week, resulting in the martterdom of nine lebanese civilians, hisbullah threatened escalation on the border. hisbullah secretary general sad hasan nasrulah declared that the latest israeli entity attacks towns in south lebanon constitute escalation because they targeted civilians and killed a large number of them hinting at striking the settlement of ilat inside. by palestine. said nasallah also warned against the role of the us white house officials who often verbally object to zianist israel's mass killing of palestinians in gaza, but continued to send massive quantities of weapons to facilitated. hisbullah vows escalation this week on the mide east stream. welcome back, the top un court is holding the fifth day of public hearings on israel's decades long occupation of palestinian territories. the oral proceedings are related to case brought by the un g

the hezbolah leader also touched a flurry of visits by western delegations to lebanon. he said their only purpose is to get security guarantees for israel so settlers can return to their homes in areas near lebanon. all of these delegations which came which brought with them. proposals and ideas and suggestions and mechanisms, they all come with one goal, which is israel's security, protecting israel, stop stop attacking the israeli positions, the israeli bases, and said the delegations are not acting as mediators, but instead present israel's proposals as their own proposals and expect hezbollah to accept them. he said the western delegations are not even ready to help lebanon retrieve its territories oc by israel, nasa said the israeli enemy is not in a position to impose conditions on lebanon. south africa submitted an urgent request to the international court of justice to examine if israel's planned assault on the palestinian city of rafa and the southern gaz strip reaches the court's orders. the south african government has in a statement said it was gravely conce

access of resistance, the lebanese, the iranians, the yemenese, the syrians, the iraqis, the militias, hezbolahncur for standing up on the right side of history, they then become a target practice for the uh israelis and for the us, we've seen the us carry out more than 100 attacks against syria and iraq. since the three uh young us soldiers were were killed there and who are they killed by? they killed by an aggressive us foreign policy which continues to invade, occupy and pillage uh western asia. it's on us here in the us to continue to organize an anti-war movement as dan uh laid out. biden is feeling this at the polls. biden's headed to dearborn michigan with some of his representatives to quote andqute listen to vote. is in michigan, that is arab american voters, i mean this is such tone deaf administration, all the studies have come out, the medical studies that biden is losing his memory, and one is left to ask, why would the democratic party continue to go, was someone who suffering from memory loss in series of medical conditions, so they've have him propped up as puppet who's not eve

of this. seems like escalation between hezbollah and israeli forces and the latest uh operations by hezbolah seem to be kind of different and uh more significant than the others of before. do you agree? uh, indeed, i think that the uh downing of the israeli drone yesterday, it was an advanced drone, by the way, was very significant... development, particularly if you want to put it within the framework of uh unveiling surprises or revealing surprises to to the israeli enemy. i still think however that the escalation will remain contained. it's true that it's the first time that israel targeted abalbak, the eastern lebanese city, first time since july 2006, but that strike, the strike on abalbak was also of limited nature. hasb's retaliation today continues to focus on military targets, so all indicators, they do point escalation yes, but they also point to the likelihood that things will likely remain beneath a certain ceiling or in other words remain contained, and ali we have israeli officials uh saying that even if there is an end to this genocidal war in gaza uh... the thing with labanan

hezbolah earlier conducted operations against israely military positions in the occupied. territoriesmovement's campaign to support the people and resistance fighters in gaza. ivan has severely censured the redundant accusations against the country regarding his alleged assistance to russia in the ongoing war in ukraine. man. we strongly condemn the baseless accusations against iran regarding russia-ukraine war and we could say the repetition of these claims without any evidence is becoming quite boring. amir abdullah han made the remarks in a joint press conference with his hungarian counterpart peterto. iran's foreign minister said the ongoing conflict can only be resolved through negotiation and diplomacy. seato for his part said all those who play a role in the international. community must act responsibly to prevent the spread of the war in ukraine. the top, the two top diplomats also exchanged views on bilateral relations and cooperation during the meeting. the two countries wait plans for the expansion of ties in various fields such as trade, investment, industry and agricultur

their own retaliatory operations. now we're talking. talking about the hezbollah in this episode more, hezbolah is one of them, and it seems that some analysts maintain that even if the war in gaza stops the tension between tel aviv and hisbollah could linger on, do you agree with that, and if so, where could that end up in? thank you for having me, sure, i'm not sure that israel can afford to see the war continuing on the lebanese borders, because... the hizbullah capability that has manifested in the last four and a half months and we have seen how hisbullah gradually used sophisticated missiles, drones, heavy rockets and prove the capability of selecting specific and precise military targets all along the 100 to 110 kilometers all along the lebanese borders. moreover, we have seen also drones going more than 90 kilometers inside palestine, the bypassing even ha, and we have seen how the hezbullah is bombarded the golan hight, safad and other targets showing that it can keep up with the israeli challenge. however, what has been introduced recently was the anti-air missile. that drove the isra

strikes targeting lebanese villages in the south. the latest developments come as the israeli regime and hezbolah engaged in fighting at lebanon's southern border areas. the fighting began on october the 8th the day after israel attacked gaza. hesvolah says it aims to provide support to palestinian resistance fighters battling israel in. gaza: we were earlier joined by our correspondent in beiro mariam sal, to get more details about the exchange of fire between israeli military and isball. well, there definitely have been very dangerous developments here in lebanon, especially with the fact that many analysts are saying the israelies are definitely in a state of perplexion, they are are confused, they are in a... really cornered by the resistance has maintained and has kept to the rule of military for military, whereas the israelis have gone further in that in the last two days, we've seen uh... basically massacer in the town of nabatiye, we saw also them targeting residential areas and residence very obviously, we have three last marters, although they are considered members of the amal movement

resistance front and its supporters will lead to our victory and in disclosing statements reassured that hezbolah's weapons are only for defending uh lebanon. and for fighting tacfied terrorists, that's it with the latest slide from the address by the secretary general of lebanon's hezball resistance moving for now, we're going to return to the normal course of programming, thanks for staying with us and see you soon. 1500 is the number of political prisoners who are still languishing in the prisons of the al khalifa regime. in bahrain which have housed 5,000 detainees over the years since the beginning of the february 14, 2011 bahrain revolution. members of the bahraini opposition have been judged in illegitimate courts on political, sectarian and religious grounds with fabricated malicious charges. many political detainees have been sentenced to death or life imprisonment with revocation of citizenship based on confessions extracted under torture in brutalizing interrogation rooms. with ready-made charges determined by the executioners and yet the revolution lingers to its 13th year. bahrain cont

we don't know whether hezbolah will definitely have a retaliation. it would be interesting to see how hazballah retaliates, but in some cases it is not something that is seen by eye we can see that hisballah works in we can say mysterious ways when it comes to how they retaliate to the israel against the israelies, in some cases we do see a clear retaliation as previously after the massacres in sawana and nabatie, but now i believe that hazballah is basically calculating their moves when it comes to how they will retaliate for that bombing as well and until then they continue with their routine operations of course all along the border and along for the lebanese occupied terror. for that mariam sal there talking to us from beirot, thank you. moving on, iranian for minister hussein amir abdullahyan who is in sri lanka has held talks with the prime minister denichana and for minister ali sabri. the top iraning diplomat is there for talks aimed at enhancing mutual relations. a short while ago, a correspondent abbastian updated us on this developing stor

hezbolah earlier conducted operations against israely military positions in the occupied territories. the fighting between israel and hezbollah began day after israel launched his genocidal war on gaza. heizbollah's operations are part of the movement's campaign to support the people and the resistance fighters in gaza. and the mid the commencement of pakistan's premier cricket tournament, widespread demands have erupted to terminate kfc sponsorship of the event due to his association with israel, the call for termination comes in light of israel's ongoing genocide in gaza. our correspondent nasa khasmi brings us more from the pakistani capital, islamabad. as the pakistan super league kicks. for its highly anticipated cricket matches and unexpected controversy has emerged leading to wide spread calls for bicott among pakistani fans. oh, that is clear of all fielders. the uprore stams from kfc's association as sponsor of the tournament with critics citing the fast food chains american roots and linking it to the united states support for israel's onslot on gaza. kfc was. we condemn kfc

hezbolah has vowed to support palestinian resistance fighters battling israel's gaza onslaught by engaging the regime's forces on another front. to specializes in the analysis of power and propaganda. so i, i come from glasgow in scotland. i'm sorry, did you say that was english? i'm not english. the only way. day for liberation is for the decolonization of the mind. this is your first time here. how long have you been here now? how many days? two days. answer me about bristol university, russia's and ukraine law, iran's foreign policy. the americans are opposed to the islamic republic of iran, whatever it does. we marched when harlad was bombed with chemical weapons and so here we are in the famous bobby sanns feet named after bobby sanns, the officer commanding the... fiory prisoners, if we stand together, we can help to stop the spread of zionist extremism and to combat islamophobia. what has interested you with regard to iraq? welcome back, the top un court is holding the fifth day of public hearings on israel's decades long occupation of palestinian terror. the or proceedings are rela

hezbolah says his forces have talked more israely settlements. mariam saleh correspond. than bayrut joined us earlier to give us an update. 72 settlements have been targeted by hazbullah, 22 settlements, excuse me, have been targeted 72 times and the border 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. post they were targeted 61 times, but you also have huge number of those who left that area many of the settlers, some 81,000 settlers have left that area, of course the israelis have transformed the entire region into a planetary zone, as well as military military industry very strong the coalition of nigeria muslim women human rights. one of the speakers at the conference explained that wearing the hijab is a religious obligation for muslim women who have been directed to cover their bodies. she said it is therefore unacceptable for any discrimination against women on account of h

missiles and start attacking israeli cities, maybe we'd have a different, a different outcome or maybe if hezbolah unleashed some of its arsenal against israeli cities, we'd have a different outcome, but right now the the the heroism of the yemenes isn't enough to change. the outcome and hez doesn't look like it's ready to step up and engage in full-scale war with israel and until that happens, israel will operate with a free hand against the palestinians in gaza. us president joe biden recently said the israelis have gone over the top regarding the assault on gaza, one must ask how far is too far in the support that washington is giving the israelis and the massacre that the israeli regime uh... committing the eu foreign policy chief once again said if you're concerned with the civilian debts to the us, then stop supplying them with arms. well, actually the us is concerned about the number. the civilians that is not arguing killing the civilians, but he saying over the top, because israel was killing between 450 and 500 palestinians every day, of which 70% as are children and women, so what the i

hezbolah says it's anti-israel operation or in response to the regime's genocidal war on gaza and in support of the palestinian people. that's while mariam saleh, our correspondent in beirot, joine just earlier with more details on the latest developments along lebanon's southern borders. let's take a listen. well, it seems today has focused its operations on the occupied lebanese chaba farms. we saw in the morning an operation against the area of the radar post, which is the highest post in the all of occupied chibba farms. the chibar farms are mostly situated in what seemed to be mountains and hills and now that are completely almost covered in snow we saw one of those operations against the radar, the other operations also were focused on the areas. but what we are looking at right now is lot of analysis from the israeli side basically on the use of hezballah of its rocket how they have uncovered of course bit by bit and the sanding ladder how they have said that they first they they spoke about the burkan then they spoke about falak one now the israelies are saying that hazballah

now we're talking about the hezbollah in this episode more, hezbolah is one of them, and it seems that some analysts maintain that even if the war in gaza stops the tension between tel aviv and hisbollah could linger on, do you agree with that, and if so, where could that end up in? thank you for having me, sure. i'm not sure that israel can afford to see the war continuing on the lebanese borders because of the hezbulah capability that has manifested in the last four and a half months and we have seen how hisbullah gradually used sophisticated missiles, drones, heavy rockets and prove the k capability of selecting specific and precise military targets all along the 100 to 110 kilometers all along the lebanese borders. moreover we have seen also drones going more than 90 kilometers inside palestine, the bypassing even hifa and we have seen how the hezbullah bombarded the golan hight safar. and other targets showing that it can keep up with the israeli challenge, however, what has been introduced recently was the anti-air missiles that drove the israeli totally out of their balance, whe

hezbolah has vowed to support palestinian resistance fighters battling israel's gaza unslot by engaging the regime's forces on another front. under the title our path with gaza moves forward until victory. thousands of yeminies have taken to the streets of san ar and other cities to reaffirm their full support for the palestinian people. the gaza strip. press tv's abdul latifhali reports from sana. in yet another rally to support the palestinians in gaza's trip, thousands of yemenis have filled the streets of the capital sana and other major cities. they chartered a slogan supporting palestinian resistance and condemned the arab world's indifference toward israeli atrocities in gaza. the yemani people were raised since their childhood. love and adore palestine and to love jihad in palestine, therefore when the opportunity erose to have influential position under the leadership of ansarah, they did not hesitate and went out to the streets, believing that their protests were jihad for the sake of god, as the least duty as long as the borders were not open for them, and they were not able

what type of retaliation they would have, but usually when they are in a an area which is civilian, hezbolahckade on the gaza strip. abdul malik al-huthi said acts by the us and some western countries that are protecting israel's aggression will not prevent yemen from targeting israely linked vessels. al-huthi once again rejected uh the us claims that yemani strikes are a threat to international shipping, he said, it is the us and the uk that have militarized the red sea. al huthi added that, despite all the support israel has received, the palestinian resistance has inflicted heavy losses on the regime's forces. the yemani leader said israel has failed to achieve any of his objectives in gaza and has also failed in his spit to break the morale of palestinian resistance fighters. iraq. have taken part in the funeral procession for a senior commander of the katib hezballah resistance group. people mourned abu bakr as sa'adi who was killed after the us military talged to this vehicle in a drone strike. the killing drew strong condemnations from all over the region. iraqi authorities have accus

that uh, whatever initial success they might have, might think they have, it's going to crumble. uh, hezbolah is going to defeat the armored columns that the israelis try to insert, and then they're going to launch a counterstrikes. uh, hezballah has missiles that can penetrate deep into israel that are they haven't used really up to this point, and so they will then cause significant mass casualties in..." israel problem, at that point that is going to put the government of benjamin netanyahu in a complete chaos, because they will have provoked a fight that they're not capable of winning, and even even with nuclear weapons, they can threaten to use nuclear weapons at that point, but this is like launching nuks a point blank range where it would do as much damage to israel as it could potentially to hasballah or anybody else, so uh, i, i mean, this, look, we're talk. horrific scenario, there is this kind of death and destruction is so needless, so useless, and yet i personally i can not erase the images of these children, of these women, of these families who are morning their dead and who ar

of 2023 display that they do have land to air missiles they have the sam6 it was not clear whether hezbolah was displaying it uh in one of their tourist sites as a part as part of a war tactic psychological tactic, some said it was only to boost morale, to show that hezballah can deter the israelis, since the israelis have in the past decades always had supremacy in the air, but it seems that now hizbillah no has actually put it to the test, they are using it and they have used it more than one instance, now we can see that it is very clear, hizbullah has also said in their statement that they will continue to eye the skise of lebanon, we cross one over now uh talked who has traveled to geneva where the un human rights council uh is taking place in terms of the meeting there and the iranian foreign ministers in attendance we heard the iranian foreign minister speak tell us some of the highlights of what he said and anything else that you have found important here well just as you mentioned this is the fifth session today there uh and meeting some pointed out by obviously high on the agenda

eurokies have taken part in the funeral procession for a senior commander of the katiib hezbolah resistance group. people more. abu bakr al-saadi, who was killed after the us military targeted his vehicle in a drone strike. the killing drew strong condemnations from all over the region. iraqi authorities have accused washington of being factor of instability in the arab country. the iraqi government underlanded that the us attack not only violated iraq sovereignty, but was also in breach of international law. several other iraqi groups as well as resistance forces in the region slamed the attack as well. has also condemned the deadly strike, calling it a clear example of state terrorism. terran says such acts of adventurism by the us are threats to regional and international peace. washington is facing severe criticism over deadly drone strike on baghdad with iraqi authorities deploring the us actions in their country, saying the american forces irresponsible actions undermined by. al ties. we have discussed the growing anti-us sentiment in iraq and the region in on news review program. let

hezbolah warns if israel continues crossing red lines by targeting lebanese civilians. it will pay the

it's going to crumble, hezbolah is going to defeat the armored columns that the israelis try to insert, and then they're going to launch counterstrikes, hezballah has missiles that can penetrate deep into israel that are they haven't used really up to this point, and so they will then cause significant mass casualties in israel proper, at that point that is going to put the government of benjamin netanyahu in a... chaos because they will have provoked a fight that they're not capable of winning and even even with nuclear weapons they can threaten to use nuclear weapons at that point, but this is like launching nuks a point blank range where it would do as much damage to israel as it could potential or anybody else, so mean this look we're talking horrific scenario, there is this kind of death and destruction. is so needless, so useless and yet, personally, i cannot eras the images of these children, of these women, of these families, and trying to escape the violence, and yet israel continues to inflict it upon them, and they're not carrying firearms, they not carrying bombs, they're n

what we are looking at right now is lot of analysis from the israeli side, basically on the use of hezbolah of its rocket how they have uncovered of course bit by bit and the sanding ladder how they have said that they first they they spoke about the burkan then they spoke about falak one now the israelies are saying that hizbullah using the rocket almas and it is also one clone type from an israeli rocket called a strike and we saw how clearly in the footage that hazbullah has of course broadcasted how very accurately they reached that uh the espinas devices in the kura post near the the coast and they said that it was of course that would only be possible through such rocket, of course we're waiting to see from hazballah they do uncover that use. local city councils in various us states have passed seasfire resolutions in solidarity with palestine about washington's unequivocal support for israel. ramin mazori has more from chicago. across the united states, local governments are passing resolutions demanding a ceasefire. in gaza as pro zionism sentiment continues its historic crumbling u

what we are looking at right now is lot of analysis from the israeli side uh basically on the use of hezbolah of its rocket how they have uncovered of course bit by bit and the sanding ladder how they have said that they first they they spoke about the burkan then they spoke about one now the israelies are saying that hazballah using the rocket almas which is they're saying it's an iranian made rocket and it is also one clone type from an israeli rocket called a strike and that is how hazbullah was able to have one of those rockets that is fixed with camera and that is how they saw the israelis also observed how this rocket actually ascends real high in the sky over the area which the those who are targeting it want to to target and precisely very accurately hit the place where they want to target or their the specific target that they want to reach and this is what the israeli analysis is of course hezballah has not uh spoken and openly about the use of that rocket, whether it is an almass rocket, but it could most probably be, and the name of almas, it means a diamond, so basically it could

start attacking israeli cities, uh, maybe... we'd have a different uh a different outcome or maybe if hezbolah unleashed some of its arsenal against israeli cities we'd have a different outcome, but right now the the the heroism of the yemenes isn't enough to change the outcome and hezbulah doesn't look like it's uh ready to step up and engage in full-scale war with israel and until that happens israel will operate with a free hand against the palestinians in gaza. us president joe biden uh recently said the israelies have gone over the top. regarding the assault on gaza, one must ask how far is too far in the support that washington is giving the israelis and the massacre that the israeli regime is committing, the eu foreign policy chief once again said, if you're concerned with the civilian deaths to the us, then stop supplying them with arms. well, actually the us is concerned about the number of the civilians that is not arguing killing. the civilians, but he saying over the top, because israel was killing between 450 and 500 palestinians every day, of which 70% are children and... so what

, we can definitely be sure, that there will be continued escalations not only from the north, from hezbolah, from the yemen solidarity with the palestinian people, and from the broader axis of resistance, this will, there cannot be any more toleration for this ongoing genocide, and it will lead to, it will ignite the tinder box, it will ignite the gunpowder in the region and create a regional conflict at this point. thank you very much, there you have with miss sarah flounders international action center from new york and also mr. halali, mr. christopher halali, researcher and political analyst from versai vermont. thank you for your time. and with that we come to the end of this edition of the news review section. thank you for being with us. now continuing with the rest of the news, thousands of israely protesters have rallied in tel aviv demanding the resignation of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. protesters demanded the release of israeli captives by palestinian resistance groups, they call for holding snap elections, the premier has been under fire for prioritizing his political int

or even in south lebanon alone itself towards the residential areas and the civilian um targets then hezbolah would be able to launch over one thousand rockets per day and that is more than all of the 2006 to... war put together and so that really puts israel in a very harsh uh position. hazballah secretary general has recently also warned and issued a warning to the israelies after of course there was a a threat from the israeli war minister galand who said that even if we do have a true and we do stop the war in gaza we're not going to stop the war against hazballah since we do want to guarantee the return of the settlers in the north or in the galili region. say said that if 'if you do launch that war, then we will continue as well, we will also go beyond the boundaries and the limits that we have put forth in the rules of engagement now, and so therefore it will be harder for you to also provide shelter for over two million um settlers in all of the n, not just the galili, all right, we're going to leave it there, that was press one and mariam sola, joining us from the lebanese capital be

attentions continue along the southern lebanese border where israel's launched fresh artillery shells, hezbolah resistance movement, meanwile says it's targeted in israely military posts and occupied sheba farms. press tv's matty am so that has her details. first they said that they targeted the post, then only less than an hour later they said that they targeted deployment of soldiers that were near that barack specifically in the... shabal farms, they also targeted a house as they said or building in the settlement of aviveem and they said clearly in their statement that this comes in retaliation to the continuous israeli shelling against the villages and the towns in the bordering towns and the specifically the civilian houses and homes that are destroyed and also the fact that the israelies targeted a supermarket in the town of jabane. and they mention that in their statements saying that they will not tolerate when the israelis of course destroy a civilian house or civilian infrastructure, any sort of building that is civilian, then they would also target a building in on the israeli side

to continue doing what is doing in gaza, because asadalah, the the islamic resistance in iraq, the hezbolah, they're all saying that uh, our actions are so that these stops. "and then you have arab states - you have these arab leaders in yemen that are uh being pushed to take that stance, you know in yemen they're being pushed leaders they don't need that much pushed to be honest so i think what's happening now in the region is that all the masks are falling down like previously the us and other arab states they pushed the propaganda agabi again regime and unfortunately" we see many people across the arab world, they had these entities or these parties or this government according to the propaganda was pushed like for more than 15 years, but uh in yemen they did use all this propaganda against the houties or only uae and and saudi arabia they used they pushed this propaganda internally to justify their war against against the houtis when they took the decision to target uh sail mount ships and then they started to target ilad in southern israel, all the arab world started to support the yem