in may 1996, he was elected secretary general of the executive committee of the plo. since january 9, 2005, head of the palestinian national authority. on august 8, 2009, he was re-elected chairman fatah movement for a new term. on january 6 , 2013, mahmoud abbas issued a decree introducing a new name for the palestinian authority: the state of palestine. his post is officially called the president of the state of palestine. i am glad to see you, welcome. when we met before, we met four times in ramallah, in moscow. you look wonderful, excellent. i must say that the program for the form of government has met with president mahmoud abbas more than once. we had conversations with him when he was still heading the palestinian national authority, in 2013. quite a long period of time since i defended my dissertation in 1982, as you have already noted, i studied in russia, received a law degree, then lived in the persian gulf countries, then during the revolution i defended my dissertation at the moscow institute of oriental studies, sometimes i feel how close to my heart m

in may 1996 , he was elected secretary general of the plo executive committee.ince january 9, 2005, the head of the palestinian national on august 8, 2009, he was re-elected as the chairman of the fatah movement for a new term. on january 6, 2013, mahmoud abbas took office. his post is officially called the president of the state of palestine. i am glad to see you. welcome. when did we meet before? we met four times in ramallah, in moscow. you look wonderful, excellent. thank you very much. it should be said that the program of the form of government has met with president mahmoud abbas more than once, we had conversations with him when he was still heading the palestinian national authority, in 2013, when he became president of the state of palestine, i must say that these were always very frank, sincere and very deep conversations. of course. and russian culture, and the russian language i carefully keep in my heart, but to my great regret i do not speak russian at all, yes, i understand much of what i hear, but i cannot speak russian, because quite a long per

the plo cries out, issue statements and you have delegations going and coming, nothing, no political progress for 30 years, 1993, now we're in 2024, 31 years, no progress whatsoever, the plo has been contained. and this struggle, this resistance path which existed and which was pursued by the palestinian people before 1993, before the oslow agreement, but of course god almighty blessed the palestinian people with a different jihadi path, god will replace you. this is, this comes from god, anyone, any people who have a rightful cause, a party or organization or any. bishop which abandons this right, god will replace them with others, these are the laws of god, so around 30 to 31 years the americans were silent, they were silent, now in light of the massicres and the whole world rising and the people and even the students, university students in america, the american administration is once again speaking about the palestinian state and two state solution, and these are lies, this is hypocrisy. and this is empty talk, there is no serious will behind it at all, and the proof is that any

someone doing something, and i think that's really hit them at home, and mahmoud abbas and and the plo and the various other factions have understood this, and they understand that they must get united behind ghazza, they must get united behind a resistance, and as would happen last month when the when the chinese invited all factions to get together and with ismail han shahadat where where he was assassinated brutally, we clearly see that this might be a glue to bring all the palestinian groups together, so the steam and momentum is heading in this direction, the question... that i have really is who will then step into the this uh this leadership vacuum uh that we're going to have, i mean who's going to be this next uh palestinian leader and this is something that i think the palestinians have always questioned themselves, you had yasir arafat, you had sheikh yasin, you had ismail hania, but who now? and i think this is a question that the palestinian people are really anxious to try to get behind uh leadership and and this is going to be significant the next few. few days how they'r

we are fighting the plo. will return to israel?st week and to my chagrin and disappointment i'm not aware of a single news platform that is pick this up for us israel arms sales up. this is under biden/harris harris/biden. she is vice president, right? does she think all you do is go to funerals? go around and talk about abortion? she wants to run as a substantive vice president who did so much but she hasn't done thing and she certainly is not spoken up for the people of israel little of the people of the united states as far as i'm concerned. 120-millimeter tank ammo anticipated delivery 2027 they are slow walking is already been approved by congress 120 million mortar in 2026 if you're lucky to get it they had medium and technical vehicles might get them in 2026 this is all been funded, passed by congress what else? what are those? guided missile systems you take for instance they bombed eight missile and put a guidance system on it. those are being held critically important f-15s at 135 engines for the f35 the delivery and data

hamas to the south the plo to the east they are all being backed by iran.nt you think israel is doing the kind of that lease of public support from the president, the vice president, the secretary of state, the secretary of defense that an outlay should be receiving that's taking all this in coming and taking on it appears i rant and it sarah gets almost by itself? works it is pretty outrageous. what israel has done here quite successfully and rather rapid fashion killing muhammad the military commander of hamas and eight military commander obviously of hezbollah and the chief political negotiator and political spokesperson for hamas and the fact they have accomplish this in the administration reacts by wringing their hands their number one concern is about escalation. which in and of itself shows a sign of weakness. this has been the problem from the outset the horrific attack on october 7 iran operationalized immediately all the other proxies on october the eighth hezbollah began to fire northern israel the militia prior to october 7 that already fired at

someone doing something, and i think that's really hit them at home, and mahmoud abbas and and the plo and the various other factions have understood this, and they understand that they must get united behind ghazza, they must get united behind a resistance, and as what happened last month when the when the chinese invited all factors to get together, and with ismail hans..." where he was assassinated brutally, we clearly see that this might be a glue to bring all the palestinian groups together, so the steam and momentum is heading in this direction, the question that i have really is: who will then step into the this this leadership vacuum uh that we're going to have, mean who's going to be this next palestinian leader, and this is something that i think the palestinians have always questioned themselves, you had yasir arafat, you had sheikh yasin, you had ismail hania, but who now? and i think this is a question that the palestinian people are really anxious to try to get behind uh leadership, and and this is going to be significant the next few few days how they're able to... to do

is someone doing something and i think that's really hit them at home and mahmoud abbas and and the plo and the various other factions have understood this and they understand that they must get united behind ghazza, they must get united behind a resistance, and as what happened last month when the when the... chinese invited all factions to get together and with ismail hannah's shahadat where he was assassinated brutally, we clearly see that this might be a glue to bring all the palestinian groups together, so the steam and momentum is heading in this direction, the question that i have really is, who will then step into the this this leadership vacuum that we're going to have, i mean who's going to be this next palestinian leader, and this is something that i think the palestinians have all always question themselves, you had yasir arafat, you had sheikh yasin, you had ismail hania, but who now? and i think this is a question that the palestinian people are really anxious to try to get behind leadership, and and this is going to be significant the next few few days, how they're able t

plo and palestinian state.f piece of the future of the region and future piece of the region i think it rests with them, the palestinian authority, getting the house in order and with israel recognising that you cannot continue without allowing them their sovereign right. abbas milani. thank you so much for your time. it crossed to our next guest. —— let's cross two. let's speak to jacob magid, us bureau chief of the times of israel. welcome to the programme. your assessment or, rather, how this is being read in israel in terms of how far we are from a likelihood of a ceasefire? i wouldn't say we are particularly close right now. i think israel is willing to play along with the talks that the us is leaving. i don't want to be in a position where they are seen as the obstacle to a deal this publicly and they play their cards very well, at least in the most recent round where antony blinken the secretary of state came to israel last week on a regional tour and he left his meeting with prime minister netanyahu say

abbas and and the plo and the various other factions have understood this and they understand that they must get united behind ghazza, they must get united behind a resistance, and as what happened last month when the when the chinese invited all factions to get together, and with ismail hannah's shahadat where he was assassinated brutally, we clearly see that this might be a glue to bring all the palestinian groups together, so the steam and momentum is... in this direction, the question that i have really is, who will then step into the this, this leadership vacuum that we're going to have, i mean who's going to be this next palestinian leader, and this is something that i think the palestinians have always questioned themselves, you had yasir arafat, you had sheikh yasin, you had ismail hania, but who now, and i think this is a question that the palestinian people are really anxious to try to get behind leadership, and and this is... going to be significant the next few few days, how they're able to do that, so the west bank is looking for leadership, the palestine people are looking

was to deliberately use them as a means sabotage any peace talks that were underway with the fata and plo, so you..." "israel has never been interested in legitimate peace talks, uh, i think frankly the palestinians have been pretty pretty naive and trusty, and they've been taken full advantage of, and maybe, you know, they call senoir a hardliner, but i think he's probably, he's probably the most realistic of the lot recognizing, they talk about we're holding peace talks, except they didn't even invite the hamas represent." is the cutter uh a week ago, so you said this is this is all a form of kabuki theatre. and one last question, mr. johnson, before we leave you, and that's the us stance uh with regards to this to this genocide, the us estance from day one, um, washington constantly claims it doesn't want to broad or war or any dangerous escalations, but um, its words and its actions, there are... in in contradiction, it continues to support israel with billions of dollars of military aid, yet at the same time it's advocating for a ceasefire. how can you describe this this hypocrisy an

west bank, there is no hamas, there is no war, there is no operations, and there is the plo there, but with that they killed a lot of people from west bank. all right, thank you for that. let's bring in our correspon ramala. who joins us, good morning, tell us what you have for us, what is going on there? yes, good morning, as the as the whole palestine is standing over one foot after hisbullah's response over the... really is really raid yesterday last night, actually let's just start with what the iof had announced that the iof actually has made several announcements about this topic saying that the primit the h that they performed on hisbullah sites was actually a primitive hit in which intelligence intelligence information reached for the iof that hisbullah was actually going. to use uh several uh rockets, they were they were ready to be used as at 5 am this morning, so the iof made a primitive strike and destroyed these rockets as the iof said, and as the as the iof official spotsman actually warned in that the north, the north area will will be in high alert during uh this operat

the west bank called abu aliad brigades named after the military commander of the fat groups or the plo in 1970 in in jordan, this is indication of the movement, the l' political movement in the west bank which is fat its own troops are neglecting, disobaying the palestinian authority and engaging in the resistance, that is the catalyst was for that is the genociding gaza and the resistance understanding as well, they are the second move, as asad mentioned the wholesale genocide in gaza, the part genocide is in the... so they understand the object is one and the zirus entity as i mentioned earlier to them is the the the the big prize is the west bank since it's biblical land for them judah and samera but your question was spot on this is what they are worried they are worried since the west bank is maybe hundred times bigger than gaza and it's have the the terrain it's have the the the people it's have the power if it's developed. to to to really hurt the zinest entity and as i mentioned earlier, they are worried since the engagement, as they say the iranian revolutionary guard supporti

khumaini cut diplomatic relation with israel, close their embassy and give the israeli embassy to the plo at the time to use it as an embassy, he established the al-quds day, jerusalem day to liberate al-quds from the israeli occupation, so iran is the only power in the muslim and arab world which stand against israel and the israeli knows that and netanyahu is the fetest to know that, but it seems that some in the arab world maybe still need to catch up. thank you so much dr. ali for your uh wonderful insight and as well sister noor uh for really bringing us up to speed on this uh incident which has really exposed many things to the world and we'd also like to thank you at home for joining us, sadly that's all we have time for, but you can join us again. next week for another edition of eye on islam. love is making a shift, we live in interesting times when murdering anyone from babies to journalists from artist. to the elderly can be shown live and allowed to continue, however, posting about or protesting against the genocide becomes illegal, but it takes people who are willing to pay t

khumeini cut diplomatic relation with israel, close their embassy and give the israely embassy to the plo at the time to use it as an embassy. he established the al-quds day jerusalem day to liberate al quds from the israeli occupation, so iran is the only power in the muslim and arab world which stand against israel and the israeli knows that and... who is the first to know that, but it seems that some in the arab world maybe still need to catch up. thank you so much dr. ali for your uh wonderful insight and as well sister noor uh for really bringing us up to speed on this uh incident which has really exposed many things to the world and we'd also like to thank you at home for joining us, sadly that's all we have time for, but you can join us again next week for another edition of i on islam. assalamualaikum. this week on expos day, no shocker here, western media had already falsely painted hisbullah commander faker as villain before even knowing his name, justifying zinis israel's lethal strike in the capital bay route regardless of the civilian casualties including children. meanwhile,

khumaini cut diplomatic relation with israel, close their embassy and give the israeli embassy to the plo at the time to use it as an embassy. he established the al-quds day, jerusalem day to liberate al-quds from the israeli occupation, so iran is the only power in the most... and arab world which stand against israel and the israeli knows that and netanyahu is the firest to know that, but it seems that some in the arab world maybe still need to catch up. thank you so much dr. ali for your uh wonderful insight and as well sister noor uh for really bringing us up to speed on this uh incident which has really exposed many things to the world and we'd also like to thank you at home for joining us, sadly that's all we have time for, but you can join us again next week for another edition of eye on islam. "the kingdom of morocco and the israeli apart regime agreed on december 10, 2020 to normalize relations in a deal broker with the help of the administration of former us president donald trump. now this deal was betrayal of morocco's historical commitment to the palestinian cause. despite si

the west bank called abu aliad brigades named after the military commander of the fat groups or the plo in 1970 in in jordan this is indication of the movement the largest political movement in the west bank which is fatah its own troops are neglecting disobaying the palestinian authority and engaging in the resistance. that is the catalyst was for that is the genocide in gaza and the resistant understanding as well, they are the second move, as asad mentioned, the wholesale genocide in gaza, the part genocide is in the west bank, so they understand the object is one and this entity as i mentioned earlier to them is the the the the big prize is the west banks. since it's biblical land for them, judah and samera, but your question was spot on, this is what they are worried, they are worried since the west bank is maybe hundred times bigger than gaza, and it's have the the terrain, it's have the the the people, it have the power if it's developed to to to to really hurt the zinis entity, and as i mentioned earlier, they are worried since the engagement as they say the iranian revolutionar

west bank called abu ali iyad brigades named after the military commander of the fat groups or the plo in 1970 in in jordan this indication of the movement, the largest political movement in the west bank, which is fatah, its own troops are neglecting, disobaying the palestinian authority and engaging in the resistance, that is the catalyst was for that is the genocide in gaza and the resistant understanding as well, they are the second move, as asad mentioned, the wholesale genocide in gaza. the part genocide is in the west bank so they understand the object is one and the zirus entity as i mentioned earlier to them is the the the the big prize is the west bank since it's biblical land for them judah and samera but your question was spot on this is what they are worried they are worried since the west bank is maybe hundred times bigger than gaza and it's have the the terrain it's have the uh the people, it have the power if it's developed to to to really hurt the zinis entity, and as i mentioned earlier, they are worried since the engagement, as they say, the iranian revolutionary reg

the west bank called abu aliad brigades named after the military commander of the fat groups or the plo in 1970 in in jordan, this is indication of the movement, the largest political movement in the west bank which is fat, its own troops are neglecting, disobaying the palestinian authority and engaging in the resistance because that... is the catalyst was for that is the genocide in gaza and the resistant understanding as well, they are the second move, as asad mentioned, the wholesale genacide in gaza, the part genocide is in the west bank, so they understand the object is one, and this zirus entity, as i mentioned earlier, to them is the the the the big prize is the west bank since it's biblical. land for them, judah and samera, but your question was spot on, this is what they are worried, they are worried since the west bank is maybe hundred times bigger than gaza, and it's have the the terrain, it's have the the the people, it have the power if it's developed to to to to really hurt the zinis entity, and as i mentioned earlier, they are worried since the engagement as they say the

khumeini cut diplomatic relation with israel, close their embassy and give. the israeli embassy to the plo at the time to use it as an embassy. he established the al quds day, jerusalem day to liberate al-quds from the israeli occupation, so iran is the only power in the muslim and arab world which stand against israel, and the israeli knows that, and netanyahu is the first to know that, but it seems that some in the arab world maybe still need to catch up. thank you so much dr. ali for your... wonderful insight and as well as sister noor uh for really bringing us up to speed on this uh incident which has really exposed many things to the world and we'd also like to thank you at home for joining us, sadly that's all we have time for, but you can join us again next week for another edition of eye on islam. assalamualaikum. this is for palestine, the more in today's show we'll be looking at how the zinist entities unrestrained barbarity and its hubristic mentality. resulted in a diabolical assassination in iran's capital city. you have to understand that ismael han uh number one was essentia

nation's focus on whether the president is competent or not we are surrounded by iran it is now arming the ploria it has armed hamas, hezbollah is a serious army. according to chairman mccaul we are withholding seven weapon systems from israel. what do you make of that? >> you put your finger on what really is the issue. the reality is global security challenges the united states are facing are on a scale that we have not seen since world war ii. and the reason is china, russia, iran or north korea are all looking at the united states and they see the national leadership here as weak. they believe there are opportunities here because of our vulnerabilities and our policies and they have a coordinated effort where they are cooperating and collaborating together. it is not isolated that russia has invaded ukraine a democratic frdemocraticfree country. not only that but has stated objectives to pursue beyond ukraine into eastern europe which would involve nato. we are talking about war and gaza. iran is operationalized all of its proxies to try to destroy the state of israel with hamas and hezbol

he cut off the plo that had terrorist warrants on the heads of jews and americans. cut off honor that was funding hamas. he had i ru wrong on its back starving that government. they did not have a missile to fire at israel. hezbollah was in a box. the houthi were in a box for you ask the israelis for the israeli jews who they support for president of the united states and josh appear you got up th there. you not only made in a of your yourself but it was contemptible. it was your moment to be a statesman and you were not. you learned nothing from that convention. but the question is going forward we have an election an early election that starts i believe the first date state is pennsylvania on september 16. the earliest of the early votes, the keystone st state is the key state. are we going to allow our country to be turned into some joke, a mockery to allow a democratic candidate who did not and get the legitimate nomination of her party to run for office like no other candidate in american history to slide into the oval office. you can feel her marxism and socia

nation's focus on whether the president is competent or not we are surrounded by iran it is now arming the ploas armed hamas, hezbollah is a serious army. according to chairman mccaul we are withholding seven weapon systems from israel. what do you make of that? >> you put your finger on what really is the issue. the reality is global security challenges the united states are facing are on a scale that we have not seen since world war ii. and the reason is china, russia, iran or north korea are all looking at the united states and they see the national leadership here as weak. they believe there are opportunities here because of our vulnerabilities and our policies and they have a coordinated effort where they are cooperating and collaborating together. it is not isolated that russia has invaded ukraine a democratic frdemocraticfree country. not only that but has stated objectives to pursue beyond ukraine into eastern europe which would involve nato. we are talking about war and gaza. iran is operationalized all of its proxies to try to destroy the state of israel with hamas and hezbollah but

nation's focus on whether the president is competent or not we are surrounded by iran it is now arming the ploas armed hamas, hezbollah is a serious army. according to chairman mccaul we are withholding seven weapon systems from israel. what do you make of that? >> you put your finger on what really is the issue. the reality is global security challenges the united states are facing are on a scale that we have not seen since world war ii. and the reason is china, russia, iran or north korea are all looking at the united states and they see the national leadership here as weak. they believe there are opportunities here because of our vulnerabilities and our policies and they have a coordinated effort where they are cooperating and collaborating together. it is not isolated that russia has invaded ukraine a democratic democraticfree country. not only that but has stated objectives to pursue beyond ukraine into eastern europe which would involve nato. we are talking about war and gaza. iran is operationalized all of its proxies to try to destroy the state of israel with hamas and hezbollah but wi

he cut off the plo that had terrorist warrants on the heads of jews and americans. cut off honor that was funding hamas. he had i run o wrong on its back starving that government. they did not have a missile to fire at israel. hezbollah was in a box. the houthi were in a box for you ask the israelis for the israeli jews who they support for president of the united states and josh appear you got up the there. you not only made in a of your seyourself but it was contemptible. it was your moment to be a statesman and you were not. you learned nothing from that convention. but the question is going forward we have an election an early election that starts i believe the first date state is pennsylvania on september 16. the earliest of the early votes, the keystone stat state is the y state. are we going to allow our country to be turned into some joke, a mockery to allow a democratic candidate who did not and get the legitimate nomination of her party to run for office like no other candidate in american history to slide into the oval office. you can feel her marxism and

became a plo game an unending parlor game in effect in washington, dc. for many years so let's take a look at each of these factors very briefly. all the president's been. runaway success. it was serialized in playboy before it came out in june of 1974. the reviews were overwhelmingly positive for the book. and it has never been out of print. it's gone through many additions over the years soft cover as well as hard cover. the movie starred robert redford, and dustin hoffman in the lead roles of woodward and bernstein respectively these actors were at the top of their career that peak of their career in the mid-1970s. and the film focused on the journalist even more so than the book. all the presidents men the movie was a media centric assessment of watergate and it excluded and sometimes even denigrated the work of other agencies and entities in uncovering the scandal. focus on redford and hoffman woodward and bernstein helped to embed the idea that watergate was unraveled by these heroic young journalists. the movie was up for eight academy awards it w

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they all get ploed if their perceived to be doing a good job.he biggest benefit of an independent fed is quite simply the value we all place on and the academia and the financial markets they all place this major premium on a successful fed. so dudley might have said that, that's not what they ended up doing at the time. >> reporter: no, no. i ended up cutting my hair on tv on july 31st when they did cuts. i was happy about that. look, i think larry somers actually said it right, not often i agree with larry, but i liked his thinking on fed indpebs when he went off the rails a while back. you don't really want one government agency moving against another government agency. you don't want to be stimulating here and removing accommodation on the other side. so some coordination, some thinking about what is the overall goal in government policies in general, what are we trying to achieve here? and trying to do that in a somewhat benevolent way. you'll never do that because politics is not benevolent. i will argue there is some role for thinking abo

new software, but we talked about what's important you can only run that on the iphone 15, plo, pro maxo phones here and got a 15. that's -- it's not going to work on these, is it? >> only 70 million iphone 15 pro and pro maxes, 1.3 billion iphones active today. >> even if you're happy with your phone, pictures are find, holding up music fine, works fine, whatever. if i want that ai, i'm going to have to go upgrade. >> you need to upgrade. >> is it going to be compelling enough that i will want ai? >> that's the magic question. >> you're the analyst. >> it's not out yet. we need to figure that out. what we know is developers have the first beta version of ios 18, few features for apple intelligence related to messaging, trianscription functionality. the early reviews are positive but a narrow set of features that developers have today. we need to wait and be patient for over time for that to roll out. our thesis is, fiscal '26 is the cycle. that's 14 months from now. we're just saying that there's an upgrade cycle that is coming. >> i don't give investment advice but i will give financi

so the implications are that the plo mercy here has been working behind the scenes, that it's more than just the us and russia. and of course, the obvious question that comes out from that when there's all this pressure that's potentially going to be applied to ukraine in the future. and the talk about a ceasefire in ukraine is can some of that diplomacy translate into, into the footsteps of getting russia towards the negotiating table. whether vast number of countries and you think of the more than 100 different countries are represented at the ukraine peace talks in switzerland, just they're just a month or so ago. where the overwhelming agreement was that the peace in ukraine needs to be more on ukraine's terms than russia's terms does russia inch itself towards that process? i think it's way too early to say, but it does seem to indicate that converses successful and trusted conversations are happening behind the scenes. let's see which other countries were involved. but this is for that reason alone significant but cannot be judged on what we see today. this will take months, i thi

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you i got well, that was no isles with a shock to those who died doubted him, but my goodness, it was plos the doubles spread world champion adding olympic gold, his rally as me, he'd not been the fastest man this year. he'd not been the fastest on the day. he actually said he spoke to his therapist between his semifinal and final and whatever they said. well, it worked he came from behind as you can see to take it ahead of young jamaican hope kishane thompson by 5,000 of a second, we actually can put that into context. it's so small. the first >> bobby, think in the pool, retaining is 1,500 meter freestyle is shattering at 12-year well record in the process, the us were in danger of not winning amends, individual gold in the pool for the first time since all the way back in 19 he said it'd be motivated by the negativity and comments and became the first american male swimmer to go back to back in swimming is equivalent to the marathon. since 19 1972, no such issues for the women though, a really dominant wind for reagan smith, lily king, gretchen walsh, and tory hodgkin, the four by 100 m

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