welcome now in our tehran uh studio sitting next to me uh mr. hamed shahari from the world forum for proximity of islamic schools of thought uh mr shari uh welcome to the conversation uh why do you think that the zionist entity usser chose to martter two top resistance figures in the last two days, when the entire world wants to see a cease fire. why do you think the israeli regime is choosing a completely different path toward violent, more violence, toward a more provocative escalation of tensions in west of asia. in the name of god, the beneficient, the merciful. greetings to you and your

esteemed viewers, i think that israel is now facing deadlock and uh, it's hard for the israeli regime to get out of this dead lock, it seems that israel is facing insanity and madness, and because of that madness it commits such crimes. from the point of view of the israeli regime itself, as occupation and occupying regime, israel has... tough for this regime over the history of the israeli regime, it has number of wars and it has tried to portray itself as victorious, but it's very natural and obvious that other of interpretation of this regimes of victory is now... uh imaginable by the public opinion

and this uh fake portrayal of this regime is unacceptable, they cannot present this fake portrayal like the previous wars, obviously in this regard is really prime minister is involved in such defeats and failures and because of these defeats, trying to get out of such. which will result in the regime's failure, so in the face of the israeli war on gaza, they promised to wrap it up within two months, three months, they promised to release hostages, they promised to and they w to annate hamas and let me say that

of stood and clapped for him, but we should mention there are some serious divisions and fractures in the us congress, dozens boycotted netanyahu's visit, while dozen stood up for him, clapped as he stood up there, and even western media has confirmed, many of the things he said and spoke of about israel's actions in gaza were lies, they fact checked them, they did not come back as truthful, yet many of these congress members know that he's lying, but they still stand, they... still clap and that emboldened him,

mean he got the sense, i like to call it a litm test, he it was a small test for him to gauge how much support he has from the us after 10 months of genocide, he realized he has enough to come back, and the first thing he comes back and does or carries out these two assassinations, my question to you is those congress members that support them, the american lawmakers that support benjamin netanyahu and... tel aviv's actions in gaza and the region, are they gollable or are they culpable? how much are they a part of the problem right now? when you review the history of different religions, you can see that for example in ancient times there were two factions, one had wealth, the other did not, so there was a... conflict between those

who had wealth and those who were poor and less affluent, today the wealth accumulated in the us is with the support of a cruel. this this trade between washington and tel aviv so uh obviously it leads to such situation, for example for us officials you can see that uh the tel aviv regime supports them financially. this reciprocal relation between wealth and power that they try to have their own dominance on the much of the world's population and to have their hegemonic control on the world and with making use of their own jamanic power they

try to impose itself and the oppressed people the world you can see that today this reciprocal relation between teenager, a 15 year old teenager can understand that the dignity of the human, the dignity of woman, a child and those were massacred in gaza, they have no role in the ongoing war, but now they're being killed with the hands of these cruel powers. before the eyes of media athletes, before the eyes of people in the world, the voices in favor of freedom and against cruelty is being heard even in the west, there are some freedom seekers in the west that they are in favor of freedom, today this is not the issue of just one religion,

one tribe, one nation, the issue is that one% the population of the world is going to and is trying to have their own dominance on the 99. percent of the population the world and i believe that this is the time that they are going to fail and they are going to collapse. thank you, and ali i like i like to put uh some that same question to you if i might may ali risk in beirot, um, ali, we saw lot of lawmakers knowing that benjamin netanyahu is there to manipulate, why do they why do they buy it? i mean to mister of shahari's point, are they paid? by the apac lobby to buy it or are they sincere in their support of israel? because you see the the young, mean i grew up in in in the states for 37 years and um really that your average american is not on par with the israeli regime, they don't care about their actions and we've seen from the dozens upon dozens of uh student protests at

american universities, the young are not okay with the genocide being taken place in gaza and and and what israel stands for, they know what the palestinian cause is today, they're not... is um uh basically ignorant to it as they were 15 20 years ago and that's all due to the israeli regime's own actions and uh it's it's decades long policies so when it comes to the law makers though are they bought and paid for are they a bunch of gollable people easily manipulated by the israeli regimes specifically benjamin netanyahu or are they uh knowingly culpable in this campaign of genocide and they don't have a problem with it. i think it's a financial issue and an ideological one at the same time. uh, i agree with your esteemed guest regarding the issue of wealth. that's basically, you know, the apec lobby, the influence it has. when you speak about american politics, money plays a very big role. we all know how big role money plays, for example in election campaigns. you know, generally speaking, american politics is

based on financial power, and those who have lot of wealth, who have financial power, our supporters of israel, be at apec or be it other players who have this. very blind strict support uh for the israelis, but i think that's only part of the story. i think you have another part which applies particularly to republicans, whereby you have this belief in or this support for israel stemming from an ideological perspective, you still have um a firm belief that for example in the jewish christian alliance as they call it against the muslims uh, we have to not minimize that particular factor. "even in the american military, you have people who do have these kinds of ideological beliefs, so uh, in response to your question, i think that there are two answers: number one, yes, money does play a very big role, it's a huge factor in buying american politicians, even

some american congressmen have spoken about this, and on the other hand, you do have this ideological support and this stubberness, if you would like, which refuses, but..." to recognize israel as being a natural ally against america's enemies, thank you, ali, and mr. shahi, um, we have people in china actually protesting in baghdad, we had protest, this is... against the uh terror marturdom of ismal han in tehran, karachi pakistan, aman jordan, baghdad, iraq, robot tunisia in tunisia, in istanbul, um, as far as china, which which is a wild, that i mentioned, baghdad, uh, morocco, uh, tunisians, jordanians, the list goes on, and this is just me scrolling for few seconds, are you surprised? and in in sana in uh yemen, are are you surprised at the level of outpouring and support and condemnation

against israel for the uh mar, did you know that he's a disrespected of figure when it comes to resistance and that he's going to have this kind of outporing once the israelies uh did what they did to him and and actually say why do you think he has this kind of support in the region? human values, this move was against all of these norms and laws and values, this is

something that every country and every nation can understand that they can act and they can issue a statement based on those frameworks and also based national interest uh they can have their own interpretation, their national interpretation of human rights that human has specific. civilians and buildings that those civilians are residing even with the literature produced by western countries and uh with the international institutions and structure they themselves created uh these attacks to violate those international structures on one hand since accuse other

nations of violating human rights and they export specific countries based on those values and they said that there is other option but to resort to values and regulations stipulated in the united nations and elsewhere and this is just the way in order to achieve. are witnessing such rallies and demonstrations in favor of palestine,

considering israel's moves that they target civilian houses and residential buildings and they kill innocent women and children and iran will be retaliated, as your guest said in berut, this is a gamble yesterday. at the security council there's an emergency meeting called to address these two assassinations and this young lady this temporary palestinian envoy she spoke, she said the violence and terror are israel's only currency, it has nothing else, it respects no red lines, she said it doesn't respect international law, diplomacy or compromise, and uh and when you see that the israeli regime is very desperate to be uh legitimately call the state, why does it not behave like one, why does it not abide by the

rules, the international norms of uh statecraft? why does it not use diplomacy and compromise like everyone else, hammer out deals and gain some respect, show some class and maybe gain the legitimacy it's been trying to gain for 75 years instead of using violence, covert operations and uh barbarism to try to achieve. fundamental role to establish peace and preserve peace in the world, this is definite and this has been proved. the main factor and element behind that is the vetal power some states enjoy uh that this vetal power stops uh moving towards peace, their own, their ultimate goal is to

loot the regional resources. behind their mask there is one principle and that's international organizations and like the un security council have failed to play their roles to achieve peace in the world, mind you, we will make use of every opportunity in the world like international institutions and elsewhere, but i think in parallel to... making use of such international organizations, we need to expand and reinforce our resistance, and the resistance has resulted in this presumption that palestinians cannot win with no resistance, international organizations have failed over the past decades to ask for and to demand

palestinian rights if they had achieved and succeeded in supporting palestinian rights, palestinian today would be in a better situation and there would be no war today. 75 years of failures of these international organizations have led to this situation and i think this failure by those international institutions will go on uh unless the resistance by hamas and other resistance groups like hizbullah. and in the field they can ask for the palestinian rights and i like to now welcome sayin abbas joining us out of london political commentator hello said pleasure to have you joining us in this conversation your initial thoughts sayed on these bold and um unsanctioned highly illegal assassinations we witnessed and beirut and

tehran respectively well it's a continuation of extra judicial killing, it's basically a crime, it's an international international set of crimes which they don't want to give up on, and it's the americans who've along with the israeli set the precedence for this, the israelis have been committing these henious crimes on not so important uh targets, relatively, if i can use that expression, basically ordinary citizens in syria, ordinary citizens around, from afghanistan through to libya, they've... they've been uh doing these these killings all over the place, this part of their arsenal that they use, but of course uh, the issue really is uh, what's there to stop them, and i think what what palestine has managed to expose, or gaza has exposed, is the absolute weakness of the institutions which were set up by the anglo-zianist

empire, for the anglo-zionist empire and against the ordinary people, so i think one the first... is that the world needs to look a completely new set of institutions, they need to completely support the idea of dedollarization, we need to make the international courts actually have some biting power, the united nation nations itself needs a complete review about its kind of fit fit for pur purposefulness, so i think gaza is exposing all sorts of things that have been glaringly obvious. but now it's becoming almost impossible to ignore them for the entire world because the negligence of these institutions, the negligence and the the the collaboration of uh of the the the globalist interests within these institutions is is getting us to a potential stage of global war, so it's not something that is localized, palestine and gaza is not just

about the gazans, this is potentially about the entire world, because it's... it's not a, it's not a big distance between a regional flare being a regional war being flared up by the israelis deliberately as they've done through this extra judicial murder of legitimate leader of of the palestinian people, the the the the hands of the western governments are are complicit within these judicial extrajudicial killings and mr. han could not have been killed unless the particularly were involved - and supplying logistics and intelligence to do it. thank you, said for your initial thoughts. mr. shari, many people feel if we had a more united front in the region when it came comes to... uh uh muslim leaders, arab leaders, that we would not have a genocide in gaza, that we would not see these political assassinations, that the israeli regime would

fall in line and behave, but i don't because of concessions, it gets or because of the way it is those those regimes, many of them dictatorial are manipulated by uh western influence or or or saying or i i don't for concessions, unfortunately we are. very divided region, why do you think it is not imperative for muslim leaders and arab leaders in our region to become more united, to take the security, the stability and the the future of the region more seriously unite and and provide better for our for our future, for our children. "we are not witnessing a united uh move by arab leaders uh when it comes to the issue of palestine, there are some reasons behind that, one of

them is that they are dependent on, we can see kind of dependence in terms of uh power, military and in terms of some family bonds, for example you can see that in some arab states in the western countries specifically the us has invested in the..." arab states and at the same time those arab countries have invested in western factories for example in institutions that produce wealth in those western states so this kind of reciprocal relation of wealth and human resources between the west and those arab states you can see that for example some of the relatives some of their children in arab countries are living in western countries. so there's a sort of dependence, so it definitely affects their decision, so if they take a decision that will result in the us anger, uh, it may result in the danger of

their interest, their interest uh may be endangered and they may lose their interests and it may impact their interests, so we are witnessing this situation, but fortunately on the other hand, we are witnessing a significant move. and that is awakening of nations, they can realize what's going on, for example, a child has the right to live in gaza or palestine nations over the world and over the globe understand this and the second point like that people these days have media atlets, the tools that they have uh provide the opportunity for them to... convey their message, so combination of having a good understanding and at the same time having access to types of media have resulted in a

power in those society, societies that uh those power exerts pressure on arab leaders in those states, today an arab leader cannot say that they will make decision on their own because their own nation is awake today. and they can distinguish between the truth and the wrong, so they understand and they realize the truth. for example, 100 years ago or 50 years ago we uh might have witnessed people that understand the truth, but at that time uh in 100 years ago, people had no access to media outlets, media outlets and having different types of media can create power and they can merge. take move that may

result in a peace. i think that this pressure is stepping up and arab leaders gradually may change their behavior. naturally reforms and changes required time, it takes time. but there is this probability. we have this experience in the islamic revolution and some other revolutions in the world that the accumulation of demand within different layers of the society may result in evolutions in different regimes and establishments in different states and countries you could see that there were some turning points for changes, you need to understand that enemies and those who are standing against.

mr. from the that they're in favor of and they're seeking normalization, and this is rooted in what i told you earlier, let me shake your hand, thank you very much, thank you, thank you, world forum for proximity of islamic schools of thought, joining us here in our tehran studios, want to thank him for spending nearly an hour with us here. when human beings first decided to domesticate animals and keep pets at home, they had different goals in mind, but now the idea has been taken to a whole new level. watch in this

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