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isis is— against isis, the destruction and isis is alive _ against isis, the destruction and isis isrs and they came back. you can use a lot more examples — when hamas entered israel on october 7th, they killed 1,400 people and took hundreds hostage. the israel defense forces says 241 people are believed to be held in the gaza strip. spokesman daniel hagari says the number is not final as the military investigates new information on those missing. the number also does not include four released hostages and an israeli soldier who was rescued by the idf. earlier we heard from efrat machikawa — five members of herfamily are being held hostage. i last spoke to my aunt actually at about 7:18. i called her because i heard something very wrong is going on and she was in the safe room and she was whispering, she said, "something is really, very, very wrong," and she can hear people around and i asked her where she is, she said she is in the safe room whispering. and i said, "ok, you will be safe, maybe be better not talk butjust do remember i love you, i love you," and that is what she answe

, actually in syria, they they sponsor isis, and they gather isis together, and they revive isis to exhaust the state and the and they gather isis together, and they revive isis to exhaust the state and the army and the people in syria, so syria, despite all of these wounds for 12 years, it is still sticking to the same stance of steadfastness and support of resistance, so it is taking its natural stance in this confrontation. another front, briefly, before i discuss the final front, iran, the islamic republic in iran, it's firm stance regarding the palestinian cause, it's ongoing support, which is limitless, the political. moral, diplomatic support and also the material, financial, military support, this is no longer hidden, it used to be hidden in the previous years, it was hidden and it was deliberately hidden, but today, and this is well known, if there is any strength for the resistance in lebanon, any strength for the resistance in palestine, if there is any strength for the resistance movements in this region. first and foremost the support, now not theria and other countries, but wh

an example of the crimes of isis, zionism, disaster. the yazidi minority is in the city of sinjar in northern iraq. in that bitter incident, 2 thousand yazidi citizens were killed and more than 750 women and children were kidnapped. in 2015, the city of sinjar under the command of haj qasim soleimani and abu mehdi al-muhandis was freed and today one of the women freed from the clutches of isis, named befarin , came to the embassy of the islamic republic of iran in baghdad to show gratitude to the cities of resistance. today, we are happy to host them and support all the oppressed people in the world, whether they are palestinians or not , because we see today that the zionist terror is being repeated against the palestinian people, children, women and innocent people. they brutally kill the defense , only to take 170 of us as slaves and captives , including me, my mother and two sisters , if it were not for the sacrifices of the islamic resistance axis of the city. we would not have been freed today, mrs. bafarin has now returned to sin

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behave like nasis and isis.ve like nasis and isis. what will happen in gaza strip over _ nasis and isis. what will happen in gaza strip over the _ nasis and isis. what will happen in gaza strip over the next _ nasis and isis. what will happen in gaza strip over the next two - nasis and isis. what will happen in i gaza strip over the next two months? let me finish my sentence. we are going to finish hamas, eradicate them off the map of the world. we will never agree to exist with a neighbour that wants to kill as, and just demonstrated, taking 1400 innocent lives, we will never agree to have such a neighbour next to us. we are fighting notjust our own war. there is a reason why the united states is backing as a pan—european leadership is backing us up, nobody. us and deter us from finishing thejob, for us up, nobody. us and deter us from finishing the job, for the us up, nobody. us and deter us from finishing thejob, for the benefit of the three worlds. you have to understand that radicals like this have to be wi

hamas, the terrorist organisation that is acting in isis methods, needs to be eradicated.ar, everyone is committed to it, and that's the way we should work. of course, we need to make sure that we release as many abductees from the hamas, from the hamas that are holding them or the terrorists that are holding them because that everyone is happy that those people are returning to their homes. but, of course, we need to not leave the fight to eradicate hamas, to get the world a better place by making sure hamas, isis, is no more. since israel launched its offensive after october 7 and the murderous attack by hamas in southern israel, israeli military sources suggest that perhaps 5,000 hamas fighters have been killed. they also estimate that hamas can call upon, they reckon, 25,000 active fighters. so there is a very long way to go. so, in your opinion, the military offensive in gaza — is it still in its early stages? as you just said, i don't know... i don't know the number, the total number of hamas terrorists. butjust by the numbers you said, i think, of course, we... and

yeah, no, it's a really good point, because and i want to go back to the hamas equals isis, well. in fact they were saying hamas is worse than isis um because they started off with that and that's why i think they wanted to just unload like aerial bombardment um similarly to what the us and russia did with isis and you know syria and iraq and that was you know we we know that those air strikes were taking out hundreds of civilians a time and there was kind of like this way real quick real quick i just want to say it actually like mainstream american media has reported that israel has dropped more bomb. israel had dropped more bombs than the us had in like a month of carpet bombing rucca, i just want to throw that in there, crazy, no that that's crazy because we saw the aftermath of the rockaboming, mean it was like leveled um and there were hundreds of civilians that died and it was kind of secondary to think of all the civilian casualties because isis was like so barbaric and so subhuman that well we just needed to do everything we could could to take out isis and that's what they w

, well, in fact they were saying hamas is worse than isis, um, because they started off with that, and that's why i think they wanted to just unload like aerial bombardment, um, similarly to what the us and russia did with isis and you know syria and iraq, and that was, we we know that those air strikes were taking out hundreds of civilians a time, and there was kind of like the second way, real quick, real quick, i just want to. say it actually like mainstream american media has reported that israel has dropped more bombs, by the sixth day of this, israel had dropped more bombs than the us had in like a month of carpet bombing rucca, i just want to throw that in there, but yes crazy, that's really no, that that's crazy because we saw the aftermath of the rock obaming, mean it was like leveled um and there were hundreds of civilians that died and it was kind of secondary to think of all the civilian casualties because isis was like so barbaric and so subhuman that we just needed to do everything we could could to take out isis, and that's what they wanted to cement in the first place,

they were saying hamas is worse than isis because they started off with that, and that's why i think they wanted to just unload like aerial bombardment um, similarly to what the us and russia did with isis and you know syria and iraq. and that was you know we we know that those air strikes were taking out hundreds of civilians a time and there was kind of like this way real quick real quick i just want to say it actually like mainstream american media has reported that israel has dropped more bombs by the sixth day of israel had dropped more bombs than the us had in like a month of carpet bombing rucca i just want to throw that in there that is crazy no that that's crazy because we saw the aftermath of the rockaboming i mean it was like leveled um and hundreds of civilians that died and it was kind of secondary to think of all the civilian casualties because isis was like so barbaric and so subhuman that well we just needed to do everything we could could to take out isis and that's what they wanted to cement in the first place um but then i think people were seeing the horrors unfol

, well in fact they were saying hamas is worse than isis, um, because they started off with that, and that's why i think they wanted to just unload like aerial bombardment um, similarly to what the us and russia did with isis and you know syria and iraq, and that was, we we know that those air strikes were taking out hundreds of civilians a time, and there was kind of like this, by the way, real quick, real quick, i just want to say, it actually like mainstream. american media has reported that israel has dropped more bombs, by the sixth day of this, israel had dropped more bombs than the us had in like a month of carpet bombing bacca, i just want to throw that in there, that is crazy, that's really no, that that's crazy because we saw the aftermat of the rock obaming, mean it was like leveled um and there were hundreds of civilians that died and it was kind of secondary to think of all the civilian casualties because isis was like so barbaric and so subhuman that well we just needed to do everything we could could. to take out isis, and that's what they wanted to cement in the first

he mentioned hamas, hezbollah, and isis. can you give us the similar keys or differences among those groups with how they might impact u.s. security. guest: hezbollah and hamas are iranian proxy groups. hezbollah is a shia and has a political presence in lebanon. these are groups supported and encouraged by iran, as opposed to al qaeda which are terrorist organizations. they don't have a relationship with iran. they typically have a contentious relationship with iran. it is inaccurate to put them in the same bucket and say the same kind of individuals would be inspired by the same call to action. we typically see high levels of jihadist violence here in the u.s. when these groups are active abroad. for example, what christopher wray's book about was the alum asked a--receiver ray spoke about was the islamic state was rising people to violence when the caliphate was at its height. i think we are seeing similar signs of a heightened threat environment because of excesses abroad. host: when he talked about lone actors being ins

hamas, the terrorist organisation that is acting in isis methods, needs to be eradicated.lear, everyone is committed to it, and that's the way we should work. of course, we need to make sure that we release as many abductees from the hamas, from the hamas that are holding them or the terrorists that are holding them because that everyone is happy that those people are returning to their homes. but, of course, we need to not leave the fight to eradicate hamas, to get the world a better place by making sure hamas, isis, is no more. since israel launched its offensive after october 7 and the murderous attack by hamas in southern israel, israeli military sources suggest that perhaps 5,000 hamas fighters have been killed. they also estimate that hamas can call upon, they reckon, 25,000 active fighters. so there is a very long way to go. so, in your opinion, the military offensive in gaza — is it still in its early stages? as you just said, i don't know... i don't know the number, the total number of hamas terrorists. butjust by the numbers you said, i think, of course, we... an

hamas, the terrorist organisation that is acting in isis methods, needs to be eradicated., everyone is committed to it, and that's the way we should work. of course, we need to make sure that we release as many abductees from the hamas, from the hamas that are holding them or the terrorists that are holding them because that everyone is happy that those people are returning to their homes. but, of course, we need to not leave the fight to eradicate hamas, to get the world a better place by making sure hamas, isis, is no more. since israel launched its offensive after october 7 and the murderous attack by hamas in southern israel, israeli military sources suggest that perhaps 5,000 hamas fighters have been killed. they also estimate that hamas can call upon, they reckon, 25,000 active fighters. so there is a very long way to go. so, in your opinion, the military offensive in gaza — is it still in its early stages? um... as you just said, i don't know... i don't know the number, the total number of hamas terrorists. butjust—just by the numbers you said, i think, of course, w

was using. >> isis used hospital base, 2017. fast-forward to today. same scenario, we know where hamas is. unlawful israeli hospital strikes worsen health crisis. >> morgan: so glad you brought this up, especially isis use of the hospital. what happens from military perspective, when you are looking at targeting, there are things off limits. hospitals, cemeteries, schools, anything of that nature would be on a no-target list and terrorists know that, terrorists, haem, isis, they know that the united states or israel have things on the no target list and will purposely use them. why? because they don't care about civilians. they don't care about palestinians just as isis did not care about lives being lost in iraq and syria when there was a caliphate we had to destroy in 2017. there was physical caliphate you have to destroy. you will never stamp out ideology, that was key against isis. if isis was under this hospital in gaza, you would take every precaution necessary. ground action is probably preferred, but it is important to n

got to keep on continuously say zionism equal isis, zionism equal isis and that i think the narrative there a lot of pressure though, oh there is huge amount of pressure, absolutely, but really, mean we saw at the end of the day in 2003 there were over million and half people turning up in london against the war in iraq, what did blay and bush do? nothing, ignored it, but i think things are different than in 2003, and not only that, our mobile phones in our hand weaken all the reporters, final question to you, tony, you've given a thought to just how much palestinian blood needs to be shed before there's a change in tone here, because it seems 11,000 dead and counting is not it, no, i mean we saw in the invasion of lebanon in. 82, over 20,000 were killed, uh, there is no limit to the amount of palestinians who can be killed in order for israel to achieve political objectives and in the west, i mean we can see in the british parliament, you couldn't put a piece of paper between sunak and kies dama, i mean they are at one in supporting american imperialism and therefore their favorite a

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and we had al-qaeda in iraq and later isis used these tactics. iran funds and trains shia groups that use the tactics as well. >> john: and we have seen them at the world trade center in 1993, and in oklahoma city after that. you have to wonder who would be behind this, and what is the motive. the fact that this was perpetrated against a border protection facility at a bridge, somebody trying to send a signal about immigration policy or trying to shut down all the cross border crossings and as the officer from the opp just suggested, that is indeed what has happened here, is this a person, two people at least talking with vivek ramaswamy who were acting alone, is this part of a larger plot, how long have the people been in the country, are they american, are they foreign-born, are they radicalized, just trying to make a statement here, so many possibilities and so many unknowns. >> definitely there still is. and that might not have been the intended target either. they could have gotten spooked. >> john: i don't know if they were travelling towar

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is not islam zionism is equal isis, just like mr. has to be presented in that that way a regularly and continuous basis, because what happens with the media and the politicians who are... not really calling for sease fire is as i said first the money side of it, secondly they really lost their moral compass, as i said in my there's a lot of pressure though, oh there is huge amount of pressure, absolutely, but really, i mean we saw at the end of the day in 2003, there were over million and a half people turning up in london against the war in iraq, what did blay and bush do, nothing, totally ignored it, but i think things are different than in 2003. we can all be reporters shaver uh final question to you tony, you've given a thoughts to just how much palestinian blood needs to be shed before there's a change in tone here, because it seems 11,00 dead and counting is not it, no, i mean we saw in the invasion of lebanon in 1982, over 2000 were killed uh. "there is no limit to the amount of palestinians who can be killed in order for isra

he came without permission and provided weapons and financial aid to isis and caused our children to become martyrs. this is our grief, the perseverance of the shahradai family the defenders of the shrine did not slow down and now they are firmly and firmly pursuing their demands against the crimes of america . take revenge for the blood of our cities. it is really expected that it will be followed up. and the requests of the martyrs' families should really be addressed. we demand justice from the international court. they came from far away. from fars shahram province. from isfahan. from the provinces of the city. from isfahan province. from khuzestan, ahvaz. to appear in branch 55 of tehran international affairs court. the current case, which is titled the case of the martyrs of the defenders of aram, in branch 55. the country was formed under the authority of this side it consists of 56 classes from different parts of the country and many provinces. in this case, a notice to attend the present session of the court has been sent to all readers, including the us government . the sel

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a corner of america's goals in designing and creating dangerous terrorist groups such as al-qaeda, isis, jahut al-nusra and tahrir al-sham, in the west asian region, especially in iraq and i will pay for syria. and against official reports in the syrian crisis, the united states supported the rebel proxy groups against the legitimate government of syria and avoided direct conflict with the syrian army and forces. on april 6, 2011, by the order of president trump, the us navy fired 59 cruise missiles from its two destroyers in the mediterranean at syrian air bases that were fighting isis and terrorist groups and were on their own land. this open support of america to terrorist groups is the document of direct support of america to its puppet terrorists in syria, and finally the judge he announced the end of the proceedings. the us government and other readers did not send a bill to this court to defend themselves. the end of the meeting was announced. according to judge hosseinzadeh, the judgment of this case will be issued within the legal deadline. more than 600 people filed their laws

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the city was under the control of isis for 2 years.r 2016, syrian opposition fighters, with the support of turkish armored vehicles , recaptured dabiq and expelled the terrorists from the city. then the positions of the militants and their propagandists were seriously shaken. the organization exploited the idea of ​​​​creating a new arab caliphate, a theocratic state that would unite all muslims. and after all, if the leader of the group abu bakr al-baghdadi was indeed the true caliph, the god on earth, who was spoken of in the koran and hadith, his army had to defeat. now it turns out that everyone who fought on the side of isis is not righteous warriors, but ordinary terrorists hiding behind islamic dogmas. it is characteristic that after the loss of control over the city, the isis digital magazine in english, named after him , which served for propaganda and recruitment of new supporters in the west, was closed and was replaced by a new magazine, rumiya, despite this, some supporters islamic state still believe that the decisive bat

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early 1392 and the beginning of isis activities and the massacre of syrian people. but miles away, the young people who were watching the children of fatemiyoun have several characteristics, the first of which is that many governors who love ahl al-bayttan and suffered a lot of hardships in mourning for imam hussain. martyr azim vaiezi was one of the young afghans who immigrated to the islamic republic of iran in 1380 and worked as a construction worker until ardobehesht in 1992. it came from afghanistan, iran. he used to go to syria with the first fatemiyoun group under the command of abu hamid in may 2019, when the children of hezbollah in lebanon laid an ambush for the takfiris. before his marriage ceremony, he left for syria. on the day of the flight, which was their first flight to syria, he asked me to take out his wedding card and show it to me. he said that rosh wrote that two days later, the wedding ceremony was held during the time of martyr azim vayzi, the first martyr of the fatemiyoun army, who was martyred in the month of shahrivar of 1992 in the city

the city was under isis control for 2 years.yrian opposition fighters, supported by turkish armored vehicles, recaptured dabek and expelled the terrorists from the city. then the positions of the militants and their propagandists were seriously shaken. the organization exploited the idea of ​​​​creating a new arab caliphate, a theocratic state that would unite all muslims. and indeed. if the leader of the group , abu bakr al-baghdadi, was really the true caliph, the viceroy of god on earth, which was discussed in the koran and hadith, his army should have won. now it turns out that everyone who fought on the side of isis is not a righteous war, but ordinary terrorists hiding behind islamic dogmas. it is characteristic that after the loss of control over the city, named after him digital the isis magazine in english, which served... for propaganda and recruitment of new supporters in the west, was closed and was replaced by a new magazine, rumiya. despite this, some supporters of the islamic state still believe that the decisive

don't be afraid to ask to talk to the isis bride when you're at a camp. they aren't going to let you but you can ask. good to see you. thank you very much for all the reporting. it's really invaluable. i appreciate your comment about trying to cover the underreported issues, and there are so many. >> it doesn't make you popular with management. i think i have two questions. one is how difficult is it for you as a pentagon reporter steeped in in the pentagon and being there all the time to cover the issue of civilian casualties. i will leave it at that. >> i think it's one of the most difficult parts about covering the military i find is something like last night in syria we don't have a battle damage assessment. you may remember when they took some strikes in syria. it was like days later that we find from secretary alston that they had killed like. what's hard about the situation is none of us in the room is going to check out those locations even if we knew where they were. if so, you often have to rely on unreliable local social media for lack of a bet

in syria, they actually support isis in syria, they help to create erosion for the syrian government people of syria despite all these injuries during in these 12 years , i am still in a stable and stable position standing supports the resistance and this is the natural position of this country. let me talk about iran. and also the financial, material and military support of this secrecy was secret in the past years. but today this is a characteristic issue. if the resistance in palestine has power, then the resistance in this region has power primarily because of political support and it means that now with the participation of syria and other countries , but at the level of material, military and financial possibilities , it is well-known and if the achievements and victories and there is a deterrent power in our region, since omar, the martyr, the great commander, the martyr hajj qassem soleimani there were many other martyrs in the same framework and on the same path. they did not give up on training, weapons, and any kind of effort. providing any kind of support for the resistan

had nothing to do or al-qaida had nothing to do with islam, these all of these, whether isis, whether al-qaeda, whether the contra's or whether zionism, they were supported by western intelligence agencies, yep, they were supported by these amoral bodies that have done nothing but harm to the international community, they are, they have no religion, they have no dignity, they have nothing, they're just yes, corrupt bodies, groups of people, individuals that uh that are destroying the world, and we are seeing it happen as you and i speak, as you and i speak, people are dying, yes, it's horrible, by the by the time this interview ends, we're going to have more dead people in gaza, we're going to have more mamed people in gaza, and and then the survivors, richard, what are they going to be like? will they be able to go back to normality? i i still have the scars of war, the the chemical weapons that western governments gave to saddam hussein to use against uh iranians and iraqis, i still have those scars, the the the scars of war, seeing people, friends killed, martered by uh, through we

so this is how they got these fearless in with isis. they used captagon, the drug that's manufactured in in syria, which is a kind of speeded up amphetamine, ritalin type derivative. so so these kids basically could become suicide bombers, frontline soldiers, and they were backed by this this kind of increased violence they were seeing. so i just want to say one thing, and this goes back to the long game that i was mentioning. isis's defeated, where the cubs, the atlantic council had, a brilliant paper on it, which basically these kids were molded their trauma and vulnerability became an obedience and that's really terrifying. there are now more than a thousand cubs in the regional government prisons. there charged with terrorism and affiliation. isis, the nicest related groups they've tried as children, but been given these kind of blanket sentences is sent to prison. so the final thought is what are prisons? what are prisons? prisons are always the breeding ground for terrorism. the university for radicalism and indoctrination. it's w