month and lebanon. meaning just this event, we have been trying to gauge whether or not that would involve, what looked like happen in 2006, with the israelis actually launched a ground incursion in lebanon. we have really leveled southern lebanon and huge swats of infrastructure and killed well more than 1000 lebanese, mostly civilians. now, that would be a disaster for lebanon, and the region, the real problem here is that hezbollah has become so much more powerful and last 20 years. it now has with the cia and others speculate could be a missile arsenal of 150,000 missiles, many of them targeted, much more sophisticated than the kind that were brought to bear back 20 years ago. so, this is a question that will have to be answered as we see it. we don't really know, because, as this is going on, it is unclear who is holding back, whether or not the israelis will be holding back to see what hezbollah does, whether hezbollah will fight off their entire arsenal before it is destroyed by the israelis, and

they have not extended to other parts of lebanon to date. but of course the worry, as always, wolf, when you have these exchanges of fire and when the exchanges of fire increase in intensity you might expect the other side to do the same. it is the, it is the cycle of violence we witnessed here. so often and that's what certainly this country is on alert for. i should, i should note that again, just in the last several minutes here israel's declared what's, what's known as a special situation for the country in effect, it's a, it's a state of emergency. it allows the government to ban some outdoor gatherings, closed sites et cetera. as a precaution and this in addition to the other precautions we've already reported, including this pension of all passenger flights in and out of the tel aviv airport just in the last several hours here. so it is safe to say this is a country very much on alert but as a country that is right now taking quite significant military action inside southern lebanon. >> and i think it's fair to say, as you correctly p

the secretary general of lebanon's hezbollah is giving a speech today. lashkar hosseini's millionth exercise with emphasis on the victory of blood over sword in the largest human march and gathering. it is a sign of the unity and integrity of muslims and a sign of the high status of imams. the leader of the revolution among students. arbaeen mourners the campaign between the hosseini front and the yazidi front is not over, at the same time as the hosseini arbaeen, mourners in tehran and all over the country they walked towards the blessed bekaa of imamzadegan . intensification of the return wave of arbaeen pilgrims and crowding at the borders, especially mehran, pilgrims should manage their return, service delivery has improved compared to previous years, with measures that have become smoother, the standing of people at the gates has decreased, and the reactions to the arrest of the owner of russia telegram in france from ilam. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and the family of

will it be limited to lebanon or beyond lebanon, other axes of resistance will also join it, as the zionistsdict and give the probability of it, these are the issues that will actually become clear at that moment when it happens. hizbollah announced that it was a specific and sensitive target and we have to wait for this target to be determined in the next few hours. thank you very much, mr. hosseini, the reporter of sed and sima news agency based in beirut was with us and we are saying goodbye to you. we are following the news. the islamic resistance of iraq announced a drone attack on a vital target in the port of haifa in the occupied territories. in a statement, the iraqi islamic resistance aimed to help the residents of gaza and respond to the crimes of the qassem regime. confronting the occupiers, he announced that he will continue to crush the positions of the enemies. in a conversation with his egyptian counterpart, the minister of foreign affairs emphasized iran's legitimate right to respond to the zionist regime's terrorist crime in the martyrdom of haniyeh in tehran. in this conve

tir harfa and inata area in the south-west of lebanon attacked it . zionist regime fighters attacked twice today, once in kafarkala and once in shem area. in the attack on shem , the mother of a syrian refugee living in lebanon was martyred. to along with his three children and also four lebanese citizens were injured. thank you, mr. azimzadeh , i have a question for you now, because you have been stationed in southern lebanon for several months and you are fully familiar with the situation. than. it's been a few months, not this operation that hezbollah did before and these rockets were fired, that's what the media and the zionist side expected in response to the martyrdom of seyyed fouad ali shekar with the jihadi name of seyyed mohsen. he was one of the commanders of hezbollah. it was definitely not that, but it is possible that it was the response to the attack of the zionist regime's fighters on the southwest of lebanon in the sham area and the martyrdom of four syrian citizens living in the south of lebanon , but it is surprising that after 48 h

god in lebanon is focused where the secretary general of hezbollah in lebanon talked about targeting gili lut as well as the 820th unit of the zionist regime's headquarters in amman, as well as the in shima base , two important goals that hezbollah was looking for in this operation. in the assassination of martyr seyed fouad ali shekar seyed with the name of jihadi seyed mohsen in zahia south of beirut, these two headquarters and these two important targets that caused martyrdom and carrying out that assassination operation of hezbollah are also their missile air defense base , that is, in shima. the target was located at a depth of 75 kilometers, 40 kilometers from tel aviv, as well as the intelligence headquarters of the zionist regime in gililout , which was located at a distance of about 110 kilometers from the border of lebwan, deep in the occupied territories, and 1,500 meters from the city of tel aviv, in the north of tel aviv, which hezbollah he targeted them with great precision, the secretary general of lebanon's hezbollah also announced this, the media of the zionist regim

mykhailo, about israel in more detail, about lebanon, i somehow delayed in lebanon, well, they will nottly look when i read and i look, i get the impression that israel is dissatisfied with something, hamas is dissatisfied with something, i have the general impression that hamas does not want to reconcile, simply does not want to reconcile at all, no, well, as always terrorists, they do not make concessions, we have a terrorist named putin sitting next to us, and if we studied his behavior, they are all very similar, terrorists are very similar, so either it will be as i said, or it won't happen at all. and all the efforts of the jews, well, let's give in here, let's find a compromise, comrade stalin taught us without compromise, another terrorist, by the way, too, and professional, led the soviet union, the word, the word compromise, it was a swear word, this swear word was in the 30s, 40s, 50s, the main thing was no compromise, and we see it, and the americans jump, and the qataris jump on... the circle of dances and egyptians suffer with dances, europeans also jump, and hamas sits an

on august 14, 2006, the 33 day israely assault on lebanon came to an end after israel and the lebanese1. the statfastness of the lebanese resistance throughout the war and its ability to fight the so-called strongest army in the region to a standstill is seen as a divine victory by hazballah and its supporters. the israeli inability to put boots on the ground in most hard battlegrounds and the fact that it could not retrieve its captured soldiers, except through a prisoner swap deal is also seen by analysts as well as the israeli vinegrad commission, a historic defeat for israel. now the israeli war crimes led to the killing of some 100 lebanese civilians, 4,399 injured and an estimated 1 million displaced. however, the fruit would be a balance of power, no arab army had realized since the establishment, بنا بود جنگی با سرعت و با غافله گیری انجام میشه که در اون غافله گیری حزب الله منحد. آقا فرمودن که من تصورم این است که اسرائیل این طرح را از قبل آماده کرده بود و می خواست همین طرح را در یک غافله. گیری کامل به مورد اجرا بذاره و حزب الله را در غافل گیری نابود کنه. المفاجاات التي وعدتكم به

0rla guerin is in southern lebanon.ntjon donnison, who's injerusalem, gave us the latest updates, starting with 0rla and what hezbollah was saying. hezbollah says today's operation has now been as far as they are concerned that they are making it clear that this phase of what they say will be a large operation is now finished and we have had a statement this morning saying that the operation took place, the statement denied that israel had managed to thwart that, it said these were empty claims from the israelis and there will be contradiction coming later in an address by the leader of hezbollah. it is important to say we do not actually know how effective the hezbollah operation was. they say they fired 320 rockets towards israel and also sent drones, we do not know how many of those were intercepted on the way, how many shot down, whether any actually landed in israel and caused damage. we have had no reports so farfrom inside israel of civilian casualties. one report from lebanese authorities that one man has been k

then israeli troops entered south lebanon and were essentially fought to a standstill by lebanon. so certainly in this conflict that we are in at the moment, israel will take full advantage manage of its air superiority. but in terms of any sort of land invasion, entry into southern lebanon, that's a whole different scenario. and given that the israeli military has been fighting in gaza for now, ten months, and by all reports, is the troops are exhausted. they're running short of some equipment and ammunition. i suspect that in this round, if it escalates, it will be probably restricted to airstrikes rather than an invasion ivan thanks, ben. >> i want to point out before i let both of you go, that you're both standing there on rooftops with densely populated cities behind you, whatever happens in the hours and days ahead between armed groups will also likely impact hundreds of thousands, millions potentially of ordinary civilians. and that's something that we have to keep in mind while discussing the deadly conflict between these, these armed factions, nic robertson in tel aviv, b

many, because every time israel attacks lebanon and and lebanon retaliates or hizbullah retaliates, everybody's asking like where would that end? is this gonna blow the war? but if you want to think logically, there is only one reason why there is no full-blown war on lebanon exactly. the same as the one in ghazza, the only reason is that in lebanon there is ability to strike back, there's a kind of uh weaponry and and missiles and expertise and strength and infrastructure, and also there is the israeli experience in 2006, they weren't able to annex any part of the land, they they used tanks, they use the sea, they used the air strike, they used everything, they weren't able to deliver any kind of win, no they lost. "they lost indefinitely, and as as we read during that war and as we learned from what the israelis wrote in analyzing the war in 2006, they said it really prolonged the time, we're never gna be able to face hazbullah again, not until 25 years or more. okay, so there is no possibility for the israelis to do more to lebanon, and this is why they're not doing more, and i tell you, it'

you in terms of uh the barrage of rockets that have been fired uh from the israely regime towards um lebanon and hisb has retaliated against that uh and uh different areas have been hit, state of emergency has been called in the occupied territories. at this point we're going to uh see if we can get an update from our correspondent mariam saleh from beirot in. to find out what is exactly happening there. uh, mariam, tell us what has transpired in the past hour? seems that hizballah has begun their retaliation for the targeting of beirot and the assassination of the their top military commander for chukur. this is what we're getting of course bit by bit uh, now from the hisbullah and media and their statements that they have issued '. "we also know that the israelis have also begune heavily shelling all the bordering towns and addition to also some towns that are further away from the border. now to give you an idea about hezballah's statement, the the first statement that was issued came out at around 5ive or so a.m. stressing that hisballah on the day of arbin of imam hussain uh decided to

lebanon cannot afford another war, years ago. lebanon cannot afford anotherwar, does years ago.peak to people here they make it clear they will not be the decision—makers, they understand perfectly well it will not be the lebanese government or army that decides on whether or not there is war, it will be the iranian backed group hezbollah and israel. to some extent that is a degree of hesitation resignation but there's also anxiety, some people have left the area and gone abroad are more secure mountain areas people stop people have been waiting since last month when israel carried out an assassination in iran on the leader of the hamas at that time, it is widely blamed for that assassination, it has accepted responsibility for the assassination in lebanon of a senior hezbollah commander sought since then the clock has been ticking. we have had now run one as far as hezbollah is concerned of the retaliation and we wait to see the israelis will take things further on f.c. lapse back to the standard level of violence which goes on here day—to—day, tit—for—tat attack and counteratt

these are live pictures from the israel—lebanon border.om tel aviv�*s ben gurion airport were temporarily suspended earlier but have since been reinstated. the israel military has said that the attack by hezbollah caused very little damage. hezbollah�*s leader is due to speak in the coming hours. a short time ago i spoke idf international spokesperson lieutenant colonel nadav shoshani and asked him why israel carried out these strikes. it's called active defence. it goes along with our defence aerial systems. and together, we were able to thwart this attack by hezbollah that they were threatening for a wider escalation, they were threatening to hit civilians and military bases and we were able to thwart it with active defence against those rocket launchers pointed at israeli communities with rockets in them and prevent those that were fired eventually. how many targets do you claim that you have hit? we are still in this ongoing operation and ongoing tension. we've hit thousands of rocket launcher barrels and we've thwarted hundreds of roc

you mention southern lebanon. _ lebanon. you mention southern lebanon. the — lebanon.ou mention southern lebanon, the exchange that - lebanon. you mention southern - lebanon, the exchange that happened today, more significant than they had been in the last few days? i think there's a real danger that there is one place where the war could escalate if it was going to become a bigger issue. the iranians after the high—profile assassinations in iran and southern lebanon, have threatened to retaliate against israel. everyone in the region is sort of expecting that and one way that could happen is if hezbollah were to step up its campaign against israel which has been ongoing since october the 8th as well. in the early days of that conflict on the northern border it was confined to a five kilometre stretch along the border but in recent months both sides have attacked targets deep in each other�*s territory. israel have assassinated key hezbollah figures in the back of ali and also in beirut, there was the attack in nabatieh and the israeli air force admitted it had killed

today's resistance in lebanon, what do you have, weapons , blame, resources, numbers, staff , power, expertise, experiences, and faith. determination, bravery, and willpower are the strongest of me, o old time. the rockets are surrounded and assigned and in an excellent series , god bless muhammad and muhammad. and for the resistance, you have the possession of me, the accurate and inaccurate dates, and the possibilities of our armaments . what you saw was part of the images that hezbollah of lebanon released today from the underground facilities of imad 4. . facilities that may be numerous different parts of lebanon are prepared to respond to the zionists. to check the dimensions of these underground bases , we are hosting mr. younes shadlou, the editor of the defense group of sed and sima news agency. mr. shadlo , what are the interesting points in the video published by hezbollah. what were the prominent aspects of the images we saw? in the name of allah , the most gracious, the most merciful, well, first, hezbollah of lebanon announced the name of this base imad chahar, which mea

0rla guerin is in southern lebanon.on donnison who's injerusalem, gave us the latest updates, starting with 0rla and what hezbollah was saying. as far as they are concerned that they are making it clear that this phase of what they say will be a larger operation is now finished and we have had a statement this morning saying that the operation took place, the statement denied that israel had managed to thwart that. it said these were empty claims from the israelis and there will be contradiction coming later in an address by the leader of hezbollah, sheikh hassan nasrallah. it is important to say, we do not actually know how effective the hezbollah operation was. they say they fired 320 rockets towards israel and also sent drones. we do not know how many of those were intercepted on the way, how many shot down, whether any actually landed in israel and caused damage. we have had no reports so farfrom inside israel of civilian casualties. one report from lebanese authorities that one man has been killed in a drone strike

you've been up to the northern israeli border with lebanon. can you? dr.hat you've seen up there and what what the conflict looks and feels like from that vantage point about 80 to 100,000 people along the border from border communities evacuated people like chicken farmers who have chicken shed that produced tens of thousands of eggs a day. >> very, very close to the border literally running for safety and shelter when there's incoming rocket fire from hezbollah, some of the chicken sheds have been hit so anyone that's gone, a business and has stayed stay close to the border to try to run that business, faces an extremely difficult situation if you take qiryat shemona where there's regular rocket falls, the israeli government i've been sort of developing that area as a high-tech agro hub, getting high tech investment into that area. that's been bought to a complete standstill many of them families that had moved up for a sort of a better life through with more land in these high-tech companies have left the money stops coming in life to all intents and pu

many, because every time israel attacks lebanon. and and lebanon retaliates or hizbullah retaliates, everybody's asking like where would that end, is this gonna blow the war? but if you want to think logically, there is only one reason why there's no full blown war on lebanon, exactly the same as the one in ghazza, the only reason is that in lebanon there is ability to strike back, there's a kind of weaponry and and missiles and expertise and strength and infrastructure and also there is the israeli experience in 2006, they weren't able to annx any part of the land, they they used tanks, they use the sea, they used the air strikes, they used everything, they weren't able to deliver any kind of win, no they lost, they lost indefinitely, and as as we read during that war and as we learned from what the israelis wrote in analyzing the war in 2006, they said it's really prolonged the time, we're never going to be able to face... again, not until 25 years or more okay, so there is no possibility for the israelis to do more to lebanon, and this is why they're not doing more, and i tell you

lebanon _ to defend itself or defend lebanon. lebanon is — to defend itself or defend lebanon.supports his brother, have a country doesn't like what _ his brother, have a country doesn't like what they're doing. —— hezbollah. destruction of the airport— hezbollah. destruction of the airport and power plants and stuff like that — airport and power plants and stuff like that. but if the choices to have — like that. but if the choices to have lebanon under is really tutelage, they would choose to have hezbollah _ tutelage, they would choose to have hezbollah prevent israel from continuing its actions against lebahoh _ continuing its actions against lebanon. but it's a very divided country— lebanon. but it's a very divided country and people don't like a group — country and people don't like a group like hezbollah that's really powerful and has close ties to iran. a british man working for the reuters news agency in ukraine has been killed in a missile attack on a hotel. ryan evans was a safety advisorfor a group who were staying at the hotel sapphire in kramatorsk. two journalists

today's resistance in lebanon does not have weapons , blame, and resources. also, my faith, my determination , my courage, and my will are the strongest of me , since the time of the past, in this region, we have built we have existing entities. and the missiles are surrounded and assigned and in a distinguished series, god bless muhammad. and for the resistance, i have the accurate and non -accurate missiles and the possibilities of our armaments, if israel imposes a war on lebanon, it will attack israel with the means of the materials. you did not expect it on the day of the battle , the meaning of the rays along the occupied palestine, from the lebanese border to the jordanian border , from the red sea, from the city of shamune to eilat. what you saw were parts of the images that hezbollah of lebanon released today from the imad 4 underground facility . facilities that may be in many places lebanon should be prepared to respond to the zionists. to check the dimensions of these underground bases , we are hosting mr. younes shadlou, the editor of the defense

secretary general of hezbollah in lebanon.nist attacks on mithljabal , lebanon's hezbollah did another act. the spying equipment of the zionist military in the al-manara base in the asb jalil area with small explosive devices he set himself a goal. regarding the morning operation, which hezbollah issued 3 consecutive statements about, if i want to explain, you can see behind me, at a distance of about 2000 meters, the settlement and military base of the zionists. behind this town along it. al-jalil al-ala region as well as the occupied syrian golan are on the left side of the television images. the four main bases and barracks of the zionist military in the occupied syrian golan, the base and barracks of nefah, jordan, yoav and kilah were targeted by hezbollah missiles, grad katyushe missiles and hezbollah guided missiles. the bases are missile defense systems, iron domes and others. there were electronic warfare systems, hezbollah first targeted them in this area, and then we ourselves heard the sound of hezbollah drones in t

on showing more is really air strikes, lebanon on showing more is really airstrikes, presumably lebanones, presumably on what israel will see hezbollah targets. 100 aircraft involved overnight and it makes it the largest israeli operation since the full—scale war in 2006. we are at a key point is we were hearing from all that, hezbollah saying they have stopped for now but there is a fear that we have had for weeks that it could lead to a wider regional war on top of what is already happening in gaza. , . , ., ., , gaza. they have been escalations between the _ gaza. they have been escalations between the sides, _ gaza. they have been escalations between the sides, we _ gaza. they have been escalations between the sides, we have - gaza. they have been escalations between the sides, we have seen j between the sides, we have seen those going on since the conflict began. those going on since the conflict bean. w , those going on since the conflict bean. , ., ., ., began. exactly, for more than ten months there _ began. exactly, for more than ten months there have _ began. exactly, for more

, they have experienced a bitter experiences in lebanon.'s continued occupation and genocide in gaza. in addition to gaza will delve into the growing internal pressures within zinus israel where anxiety is mounting over the " possible upcoming second phase of retaliation from hisbollah following the strikes on bayrut and the inevitable iran retaliation following the aggression on tehran. don't miss this essential discussion on the real dynamics driving the conflict and the looming threats that could reshape the region. negotiation breakdown revealed this week on the mediest stream. shining by in every heart and every age, the resistance truck most stronger with courage and with might stand up forwards right in the darkest. night, they say it's self-defense for the ruthless cold regime, but the ones to fight for freedom are the ones they call extreme. in west asia, the tides are turning, new fate to unfold, people's conscience rising as the truth starts to be told, from american universe to uprisings worldwide, your professors stand with you

the energy crisis in lebanon, algeria emphasized: it will not allow lebanon to remain in the dark. this cargo ship has traveled about 5,000 kilometers from algeria through the mediterranean waters to reach lebanon. its mission is to deliver 30,000 tons of liquefied gas for lebanon's thermal power plants. this is part of the fuel that algeria promised to lebanon. is the lebanese electricity company at the end of august, he announced that he had stopped supplying electricity to sensitive areas such as the beirut port airport due to running out of fuel oil. in a telephone conversation with his lebanese counterpart, the prime minister of algeria emphasized that algeria will not let lebanon remain in the dark. a quote that became the headline of algerian newspapers. algeria. it is committed to help lebanon, especially considering the events in the region and the war in gaza. algeria never hesitates to help lebanon. a lebanese who has been fighting with the zionist regime for more than 10 months. algeria's support for the front line of the fight against the zionist regime is not only lim

first of all, the zionists have the ability to destroy southern lebanon like gaza. allah with the 3-day war time. you see, the military has one view of the developments in the region, and the politicians have the same view of the issues in the region. well, you have witnessed that one of the officials of the zionist regime said that we must drop an atomic bomb to end the gaza issue . they also brought it up this mainly shows that they do not understand anything about military issues, nor do they understand politics well. but those who are in the military, i myself went to the south of lebanon to observe the heights of jarran , and i went to it during the time of mr. hafez assad, who is the father of mr. bashar assad, who was the president at that time. from a series of obstacles and minefields in the region, for example, it may have a very high damage from a military point of view, but it is possible. but the zionist regime is not in a position to accept more risks. he knows that now in south lebanon, hezbollah has so much gold for the zionist regime and its superio

lebanon do not want war. lebanon is fully committed to resolution 1701. we have put forth a roadmap and a vision to arrive at a solution that would preserve lebanon's rights and maintain stability throughout lebanon's southern borders. this was a courageous initiative to break the cycle of violence and create an environment of dignified living for the people but lebanon has not received a serious response to the proposal. while we fully appreciate the efforts of countries that are working to arrive at a diplomatic solution that would spare the region for war, we have read the calls issued by israeli officials to implement 1701 and the irony here is that implementing it means israel must withdraw from the land it continues to occupy. that israel must stop the violations of lebanese sovereignty by ground, air and sea and israel must abide by the international border delineated in 1983 and recognized internationally and confirmed in the 1949 armistice agreement. mr. president, lebanon condemns the aggression tha

or else they will go for a war against all of lebanon, including lebanese governmental institutions and civilian and infrastructure, but of course we can see that after hazbullah began their operations, now we get the significance of that and the wisdom of those operations, which one people did not see the significance of at the beginning, we saw that hazballah began actually, and you can see here behind me, some of the perhaps the water will not help us, some of the posts that were first targeted were... in the occupied chibba farms, which are right behind me, the also maka post, there wasat lalam post, these were the first posts that were targeted by hazballah's resistance, very precise, very limited targeting, the use of um of arms also was very economical, they were only using mortars, guided missiles, and then later on they went to anti-armor missiles, they did not even use lot of their capacity, and up until today hazbullah has said that they have not used perhaps more than 10% their military capabilities in the military arsenal, we know that also from the footage that was air

algeria sent fuel to restart lebanon's power plants.s shipment of 30,000 tons of algerian natural gas was sent by ship through the mediterranean sea. a few days ago, due to the fuel crisis, lebanon faced a widespread blackout. rising tensions in ukraine and developments in west asia, prices increased natural gas in europe. in the last two weeks, the price of natural gas in europe has increased by more than 5% and in the last 9 months by 30% compared to last year. heavy rain flooded parts of northeastern china. the flood in stanyauning led to the evacuation of a city of 50,000 people. transportation services are disrupted and electricity has been cut in many areas of this province. 36 airport flights canceled in japan over missing pair of scissors. these scissors were lost in a store near the airport. and the flights of this airport were postponed for about two hours because of the security incident. the search for the scissors was unsuccessful flights resumed, but the scissors were found an hour later in the same store. the body of anot

to leave lebanon. statement, it citizens to buy any ticket. this is unprecedented, so to speak. plus, warships are coming to the lebanese shores in order to deter any possible action like iran or its proxies in lebanon. the lebanese have still in memory, what happened in 2006 and they don't want to face the similar thing, this war was devastating on the lebanese economy and at that time, lebanon did not want the economic collapse. given how unprecedented it is, the seriousness of it, what could you think can be done to ease that escalating tension, to bring things back? ., , ._ escalating tension, to bring things back? ., , ., ., , back? the only way out of this crisis, frankly _ back? the only way out of this crisis, frankly speaking, - back? the only way out of this crisis, frankly speaking, is - back? the only way out of this crisis, frankly speaking, is the j crisis, frankly speaking, is the pure implementation of the un resolution, that was voted in 2006 ljy resolution, that was voted in 2006 by t

lebanon. i'm kevin corke in washington. hey, kevin. and i'm chanley painter in new york. the idf claims the iran backed group was preparing to fire missiles and rockets towards the israeli territory. tensions have been rising in the region for weeks after the assassination of a senior hamas leader and a top hezbollah military commander. they were both killed in separate attacks. now iran blames israel for both deaths, though the israelis have only claimed responsibility for the death of the hezbollah commander. this is also coming as ceasefire and hostage talks between israel and hamas resume this weekend. u.s. officials hope a ceasefire will calm tensions in the region. that, of course, remains to be seen. meantime, fox news correspondent trey yingst is live in israel. we're hearing this morning, trey, that the airport, ben gurion, is closed for arrival and departure. also that israel's security cabinet may convene in the not too distant future. what can you tell us about that? yeah. hey, kev

and lebanon believes in that. the united nations charter was legal and moral umbrella that it seeks and resorts to. however, the council's ability to implement the resolution, to abide by faith that is shaken. and and to amend its approach. i thank you. >> i think the representative of lebanon for his statement. >> i will give the floor to the representative of iraq. >> thank you. we would like to thank miss dicarlo for the briefing. for the discussion in the middle east, and the israeli occupation and violations by its forces. these are a result of occupation and aggressive policies. what happened since the seventh of october 2023 cannot be seen typically, from denial of rights that the un and its membership is not able to find a end to it after years of violations. during these decades they use every diplomatic track, international initiative to end the israeli occupation, this entity ignored the charter, and humanitarian law without any accountability and they are finding that they will defend these crimes. the

, he would have went to war on lebanon. issue or incident, today what happened today? i've taken a lot of your time, just a bit more to go, but because of the circumstances we need to clarify. in the media, our drones went to eastern and the... which was launched to to intercept one of the drones in the skies of naharaya, of course they failed and intercepting it, where did the missile land? it land in naharaya on the main highway, there were cars in front of it and cars behind it, and until this moment the enemy... what did they say before, before they said that these injuries and this aggression nahar was because of a drone from hazballah, but just before a spokesman of the israeli military came out and admitted, no, this was a missile from the iron dome which failed in intercepting the drone, of course before the spokesman came out, the head of the... and they don't dare say the truth to them because there there's deception and there's a plan to create the sedition and they're searching for excuse. in any case, today the delegations come and put pressure, and i say

, we're talking about the assassination in lebanon and the consecutive assassinations in lebanon, tehron and iraq that these... will definitely bring a very new uh transformation, new phase in the history perhaps of the confrontation uh with the israeli regime, and this could be the beginning of perhaps something new uh, which we might we need to wait and see, of course, what type of retaliation the resistance front might take on, and whether it will be many folds, whether we will have more than one operation, or will it be one united um strike in order to hit the israeli regime where it hurts most most? and to punish the israeli regime uh for the continuous crimes, especially those against innocent civilians inside gaza with the continuous genocidal war. okay, mariam, that was quite comprehensive, and since you pointed out to that retaliation is something that is going to be inevitable. let's bring back mr. mohsin saleh, who also seem to agree with you regarding that matter. mr. saleh, we just heard our correspondent uh mariam saleh also. uh say that uh retaliation is something that's g

the ser's revolution and used to come and visit lebanon every week and as if it was local official in lebanon every time and now every now and then every time and another she is here she's giving a speech and i i still remember george wb you alluded to him, he used to give a speech every every thursday in the american radio, and the whole thing was about what's going to happen and that lebanon is going to be kind of domino effect for what's going to happen in the whole new force, they thought this is going, this is going to be the trosan if you want force that will open the way wide for the rebirth of new middle east that is necessary. headed by the americans and their supporters in the region, but we have witnessed all very devastating blows and defeat for the americans and for the israelis and a divine victory for our camp, why do you think it was defeat specifically for the israel that i think it's a defeat, they admitted themselves it's a defeat, some libanes didn't accept it like when you talk here senhora for example, he was weeping and he saying that we were defeated. while mea

they will be quiet in lebanon. in tel aviv with officials telling people to restrict their gatherings close to shelters. there were thousands of people in their weekly protests. demanding a deal. they want benjamin netanyahu. not to send a delegation to the cease fire talks. he wanted to get this deal over the line. you know, a lot of critics and family members of the hostages will say that every time they get close to a deal, something comes along to derail things. and they believe that it is in his favor. benjamin netanyahu's favor to extend the war: to prolong the war. because they know what would happen if the war ended tomorrow. he is beholden to his far right coalition ministers who have threatened to bring down his government. if he agrees to a cease fire deal. and, if there are elections, then he would possibly lose power. and so, that has infuriated the public here. but, the cease fire talks ongoing in cairo, qatari leader expected to be there. hamas sending a delegation. the fact that hamas sent a delegat

every day rockets from lebanon, everyday israeli strikes in lebanon. than a direct escalation as was possible earlier this morning. yes. thank you. the reuters news agency has posted information saying hamas have rejected new israeli conditions put forward in the gaza ceasefire talks. they have been months off on and off talks with both sides blaming each other. it seems the goalposts are constantly shifting. there does seem to be a sticking point over the so—called philadelphia corridor. this is a stretch of land across the gaza southern border with egypt. what see as an opportunity for a breakthrough here? i as an opportunity for a breakthrough here? ~ , ., ., , , here? i think it is going to be up to the americans _ here? i think it is going to be up to the americans who _ here? i think it is going to be up to the americans who are - here? i think it is going to be up l to the americans who are exerting amazing influence and power in the region look at what is happening in the kirsch and golf where they were supposed to have sent the link an aircraf

this is a view of southern lebanon.e hezbollah is operating. we know the airport authority is saying the international airport has temporarily suspended its operations. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is expected to convene the security cabinet at 7am local time — that is in around half an hour's time. the context to all of this, you may recall, is that tensions escalated sharply after israel killed a hezbollah commander in beirut almost a month ago. i want to repay for you now, this is just i want to repay for you now, this isjust coming in i want to repay for you now, this is just coming in a i want to repay for you now, this isjust coming in a matter of minutes ago. the idf spokesperson daniel hagari speaking on the situation. a short while ago, the idf identified hezbollah terrorist organisation preparing to fire missiles, rockets towards israeli territory. in a self—defence act to remove these threats, the idf is striking terror targets in lebanon planning to launch their attacks on israeli civilians. thi

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take it to hezbollah in lebanon. take it inside tehran to high level assets and see if that can, combined with u.s. threats behind the scenes, actually achieve some sort of deterrence. and one last thing. i'm running out of some time here again, the minister saying that israel doesn't seek this all out war against iran backed proxies or hezbollah, they're fighting a war in gaza. but at this juncture, i only have a few seconds. israel hitting targets in. i'm out of time, rich. i'm going to have to go to break. thank you for your time. again, if you're just joining us, israel says we're carrying they carried out preemptive strikes overnight. we're going to squeeze in this we're going to squeeze in this break and come right back force factor total beets is the number one beets brand in america. that's why friends and family recommend total beets. now you can find total beets blood pressure chews at walmart so you can boost nitric oxide, support blood pressure and improve heart health. rush to walmart and find total beet

lebanon's hezbollah delayed the zionist regime's attacks on kafr kala. syrian in south lebanon did not leave unanswered in hezbollah's attacks , the zionist military town of bethel was targeted for the first time by hezbollah in response to the zionist attack on the deir syrian area in southwestern lebanon, which resulted in the martyrdom of a 17-year-old teenager and the wounding of six civilians. the operation was carried out by a lebanese. the media of the zionist regime also announced that at least 50 rockets were fired from southern lebanon towards assab al-jalil area, barracks and military settlements. bethel was shot. these media admitted that a number of rockets hit the town and military barracks of bilal. hassan azimzadeh, marjayoun sed and sima news agency, lebanon's border with palestine. yes, with my colleague azimzadeh, who is stationed at the border of lebanon with occupied palestine , mr. azimzadeh , i am at your service. i would like to ask you what casualties and damages were inflicted on the zionist regime's army in the operation of hez

and the major changes which..." have taken place in lebanon, it's no longer the weak lebanon which you can invade with a musical team, the day might come where we might invade you by using a musical team and may peace be upon you all. all right, that was the end of speech by hezballah secretary general citison nasrolla regarding the reality operations this morning that he called the arbane operation. well, how what he said? lebanist army crossed all the red lines by attacking southern uh beirot in which number of lebanese civilians and also top commander of moderat and he cited the reasons why ha movement delayd in responding to that and said that hasbela had different reasons like hazbela was prepared to take action immediately but they decided to choose the right targets all of them were high alert the enemy was of course already suffering the psychological pressure, waiting and waiting to see when hezbollah retaliates and then said that the movement consulted other resistance groups and they decided to act independently for certain reasons that will be invayed later on. he said as u

and try to pressure all the political powers in lebanon in order to tell hizballah not to retaliatelah. well we're going to see what else the hebrew media had to say on this point. the americans assisted the zinis in attempting to intercept hezballah's missiles and drones during the adbraine operation. they provided all the supports and used highly advanced intelligence means to help the occupation army counter the attack. כל הנושא הזה של האמריקנים זה שבכיר אמריקני אומר לנו הערב שאמריקנים סיעו לישראל בסיכול מתקפת אמנה. האמריקנים ממש כמו הישראלים עקבו בשבועות האחרונים אחרי הרצון של חזבלה להגיב ולנקום בישראל הם השתמשו גם באמצעי איסוף מתקדמים וגם זיהו את ההתארגנות של חזבלה לשגר רקטות וקטבמים לעבר ישראל חשוב להגיד אותו גורם אמריקני אומר לנו כל הזמן אנחנו לא. ועוד נקודה מעניינת למרות סיכול המתקפה של חזבלה, האמריקנים מתכוונים להשאיר כאן היקף כוחות גדול מאוד, אולי חסר תקדים, כי מצד אחד נראה שהאימות הגדול והנוכחי מול חזבלה נמצא אחרינו, אבל עדיין יש שיחות לנקמה מצד איראן והמיליציות. that they had no part in taking part in the attacks on lebanon and perhaps more importantly in intercepting an

i am talking to lebanon and occupied palestine , mr. azimzadeh. hello, please tell me about this drone attack and other developments today on the border between lebanon and occupied palestine. please, mr. zahorian , dear viewers. hello, good evening. hezbollah of lebanon has carried out 9 operations since this morning until now. hizbullah in 4 operations, seven military locations zionists in three military settlements, the military settlements of kiryat shmone, as well as the military settlement of dovi. and al-manara targeted. in its most important operation, in two consecutive operations, hezbollah has targeted the command headquarters of the 769th brigade of the zionist regime in kiryat shmoune barracks twice, once with grad katyusha missiles and once with its flaq heavy warhead missiles. endhari drones also targeted the command headquarters of the coastal battalion of the zionist military from the western brigade in liman barracks, 6 kilometers northwest of the occupied territories, and the fortifications of the samagheh base. the objective of

o our brothers in the islamic resistance of lebanon, iran, iraq and syria, today is the day that the resistance with your nation in palestine becomes one fabric, and our position on this front has been clear from the very first day, and our statements have also been clear and clear, and that is that we will always defend gaza. we we will never hesitate to support the oppressed palestinian nation whose rights have been violated . well, i will start the conversation with mr. ebrahim dailami, the yemeni ambassador in iran. mr. ambassador, thank you. you have accepted us. it is an honor to have you in our program today as a representative of the people of the yemeni government and armed forces. well , we have spent a few eventful days , the most important of which was the assassination of commander faad shakar in lebanon, as well as the assassination of ismail haniyeh. head of the political office of hamas in tehran , how do you view these incidents as one of the leaders of the resistance front? the events that happened in the past few days, the increase in israeli tensions on all fronts

from nigeria, i am from lebanon city.m hamadan province, nahavand city, from khuzestan province , masjid suleiman city, 16 of our guests from iraq we had guests from lebanon, syria, and guests from subcontinental countries, from india, from pakistan , south america, from colombia, from peru . the spirituality of this event is about the program of this event. it is very useful and effective . we believe that sardar soleimani is providing hospitality. since i became the servant of this tent , i have learned my religion, humanity, hossein hossein hossein, love of imam hossein, love gives light. the fact that there is a lot of criticism of the ashura movement in gaza has hurt all of our hearts, ismail haniyeh he was our guest. god willing, we will give a strong answer . send a muhammadan greeting. the 21st international conference honoring pir gholaman hosseini in the capital of resistance ended its work, but this story continues and the 20th conference is in mashhad al-reza. khatib juma of tehran described the president's st

intelligence also the air and rocket defense barracks or base nane shirma which is 75 km away from south lebanon and it is only 40 km away from tel aviv, he said it was very necessary to attack that base specifically since it could interfere with the movement of the drones, it's it's important to mention these details since if secretary general has confirmed that they did reach this target, this in itself is very significant and strategic uh breach of the israeli security and of course he said very clearly that we are waiting at the end, just to go towards the end of the speech, he said we are waiting to see the israeli conduct and how they are going to cover this issue, they cover it in the correct manner and they give the truth about this and what was targeted, then therefore hazballah would consider that it this is the end of the retaliation, this is satisfactory retaliation, they said this is why we considered it a preliminary retaliation, they did not say, he said to make it clear, this does not mean that this is the first phase of the retaliation, no, this could be the complete retaliation

let's hear your excellency's analysis of the speech of the secretary general of lebanon's hezbollah this evening. in the name of allah, the most gracious, the most merciful, i offer my greetings to you, dear guest present in the program, and also to all the dear viewers , i offer my condolences on the occasion of hosseini's arbaeen. as mr. seyed hassan nasrallah announced this retaliatory action this morning in lebanon, this morning hezbollah was in response to the regime's aggression against the lebanese and the assassination of the commander, or in the words of seyed hassan nasrallah, the great leader of hezbollah, mr. fouad shekar, and this action since the assassination and the martyrdom of mr. faad was long-awaited, and today at dawn today at five o'clock in the morning, this action took place, and as mr. seyyed hassan nasrallah clearly announced these propaganda noises of the zionist regime regarding pre-emptive operations and the destruction of facilities. hezbollah's missile was more of a psychological operation and to escape from it was a failure, it was a form of running forwar

i think the general feeling in lebanon, people in lebanon have been quite happy with the solution. i think in particular. and war use that is very much a pr prouranion type of retrick not to toxicarian, but i think that that is something that people that causes people in the south to actually find a lot of... unity and they are hoping for unity amongst the access of resistance and they believe that yahya sunward is going to continue this strong relationship that has been formed between the all axes of resistance and and the palestinian resistance that is currently at the forefront of the battle against the zionist entity. in addition to um unity among members of this axis of resistance. "what does his appointment mean for these negotiations for a cease fire uh, the direction hamas will take in terms of participating in those negotiations that are being brokered by qatar, the united states and and egypt. i think in particular looking at the history of yahya sanwar, he was in present for years, he was someone who's always been at the forefront at the very first lines of um..." the re