move there, today the israeli regime is surrounded and incircled by the resistance front, and all of these desperate and fusile efforts which are a combination of technology and intelligence and cooperation of the us and nato, قدرت و پایداری.

peace be upon you, well you have been listening to a speech at this international conference. of solidarity with the children of palestine and that was iran's parliament speaker uh mr. galihammad basically talking about the palestinian situation this oppression was innd and also talking about how it all began uh with the us, i'm sorry with the uk and the security council basically coming up with this idea that created this illegitimate entity and said how... it's important that bring in to the

oppression what is happening, what the israeli regime is doing in in the region, and uh that uh we must not... fear and must be strong and the resistance has been doing a fantastic job and must continue and uh basically muss in the oppression uh with the help of the resistance and others of course we be bringing you more on that conference - a little later in another news cast. now starting off with this news bulletin on october 7th, 2023, the hamas resistance movement overwhelmed israel with an unprecedented operation. inside the occupied palestinian territories, dealing irreperable blow to the regime. here's a report looking back at what happened during the al-aqsa flood operation. over the past 75 years, israeli occupation forces have been attacking

palestinians a daily basis, but last october the palestinians made history once again by carrying out measured and decisive operation against the regime. october 7th, 2023 is a day that will go down in history. since then, israel has been waging a war of genocide against palestinians, killing men, women and children in cold blood. the regime seems bent a desperate attempt to forget the memory and humiliation of that day. when palestinian resistance fighters led by hamas crossed what israel considers its heavily fortified barrier fence with gaza on october 7th, they set foot a territory. that was their own and still is, they had already rendered ineffective high-tech israeli monitoring and espionage equipment in watch towers along the area. they entered on foot driving cars and motorbikes and via paragliders from the air. the israelis were fast asleep on palestinian

land. they would soon wake up in horror to sound of gunfire and explosions. the hamas fighters killed hundreds of armed israelis as the day. went on and took hundreds captive in what is described as irreparable blow to israel's long-term attempts to portray its espionage apparatus as invincible. outraged by the humiliation it suffered, the israeli military on that day started pounding gaza in a genocidal campaign that continues to this day. the mounting civilian death doll and the horrific images of schools, hospitals and mosks being bombed from the air have grabbed a world's attention, but to no avail, israel has failed to achieve its declared goals in gaza, which were defeating hamas and releasing the captives. the regime has instead been forced to fight on multiple fronts. tel aviv has been asking for more weapons from its allies, especially the us,

as it presses ahead with its war. the us, despite its claims of mediating cease fire efforts has not canceled arms shipments to the regime. respond, well hamas has healed the 20-23 al-a flood operation against israel is milestone in the history of the palestinian struggle against the occupation. on the anniversary of the operation, hamas described it as natural response to israeli plots to stamp out the palestinian cars, displaced palestinians and tighten control over their land. the movement said palestinian resistance against israel over the... has years shattered the regime's false myth of power, hamas vowed not to compromise on palestinian's legitimate right to fight the israeli occupation. the movement stressed that the regime's crimes and assassination of resistance leaders will only make the resistance front more determined to confront

tel aviv. hamas also slamed what it called the regime's heinous crimes and genocide against palestinians. the movement said palestinians consider the us government to to be. a partner in these crimes, well we will continue with uh, i believe we're going to bring this uh news bulletin to in. thanks so much for staying with us uh at press tv. in today's show we'll be looking at the consequences for designist entity of its year long genocide which has turned the whole world's population against it. they have effectively sprung a trap of their own making and which could very well turn out to be

really epic falter that leads to the complete demise of the entire israeli colonial settler project. there's a role of the access of resistance in general, isn't it? in syria, in iraq, in... iran and yemen, that's the rule is to try and hold the uh zit, which the whole world should be doing. 82,000 pound of american bombs exploded in beirot, while they were seeking to destroy a mountain, and the shot was heard all over the world. the clocks stopped, the tears fell, the morning began, but the guns kept on blazing, both the american guns in the hands of netanyahu's air force. and the guns of the resistance, indeed, there has not been a moment's peace

for the people of lebanon or for the people of netanyahu's settler state, ever since the assassination of said hassan nasrallah, the secretary general of hezbullah, the leading force in the lebanese resistance. said hasan was no ordinary leader, maybe once in a hundred years or more such a leader. will come along, he transformed the lebanese resistance from few young men with kalashnikovs to an army of 100 th00 men complete with all the areal ordinance that would be required to make life unlivable for the whole population of the settler state, and if as is widely trailled netanyahu intends a repeat of 2006 and a ground invasion of the sacred soil of the lebanon,

he's going to find out that hazbullah has fighters on the ground, just as proficient as the fighters in the air, the lebanese population, as always, just as the population in the gaza strip, women, children, men who are not competents are being slain in massive numbers in fact day for day, the slaughter of the lebanese civilians of all kinds, by the way, shiites, sunnis, christians, including towns, villages, where jesus walked, are extraordinarily high, and the killing fields have moved from gaza through the west bank into lebanon, and the jerusalem post gave the game away, they've deleted it now, but for three days. the story was there on the portals of the jerusalem post, apparently god

promised lebanon to the israelis just as he had promised palestine. that was removed because it rather gives the game away. the project of a greater israel, beloved of the lacudnicks, the two blue lines on the flag of what they call israel constitute from the river. to the river euphrates and now it turns out they want at least part of lebanon as well. this kind of acquisition of other people's territory by force is of course a crime under international law, but it's a crime the israelis have been getting away with for more than 75 years and the so-called institutions of the so-called inter national community have turned out to be nothing but units. i've been studying the european union,

the united states, great britain and the so-called international community who represent in fact 13% of all humanity, the people of lebanon have come together. in the past, that was not always so, but christian figures like general aun, like sulayman. like even the formally falangist catholic christian lebanese parties have said that if hair is harmed on the head of any lebanese that the lebanese people will come together as one to defend them and the national unit which has broken out in lebanon is the first and best answer to netanyahu's findish plans. 'the resistance will go on. everybody loses their father, and it's painful, but their

father is still with them. his memories, his ideas, his inspiration, his teachings, his line will continue, and so it will be true of said hassan nasrallah, he was no ordinary leader, but he was a man, and all men must pass, god is the real leader of the hazbollah and other organizations in other parts of the access of resistance. they believe that they are doing god's work, they believe that they are holy warriors and they will not be dissuaded from the path to liberate jerusalem by the heavy blows which hezballah undoubtedly suffered over the last few days, those heavy blows have, they say decapitated

the hezbullah, but i think they're about to find out different, they... ain't seen nothing yet, after the nasralla assassination, what's next? you've come to the right place, have it out with gallaway to find out! said hussein mackey holds a ba in journalism and an ema in religions and global politics. he's been a student of the islamic sciences since 2012 at the seminary in lebanon and he joins us now. said hussein, thanks for joining us. very heavy blows uh have been uh

absorbed by the lebanese people, by the lebanese resistance, but the... struggle continues, does it not? thank you for having me, george, and yes of course the struggle does continue, and for the place in which the lebanese people come from, especially the ethos of the lebanese resistance, they are not a people that are easily defeated, they understand their heritage, most of all their heritage that comes from their belief in imam al hussein. imam al hussein is the third shi imam. and he is the inspiration which created sayid hasanlah and that is still alive, sayid is an individual, an amazing individual, but that light remains shining, bright, and so everyone looks towards the lessons they have from imam hussein, which are when one is posed between two choices, if has he has to face death or humiliation, he will always go

towards death first, because we say, we do not accept humiliation, so all these people in lebanon right now, although these are heavy blows, they understand that from 2006 and from 2000 and from before that they have experienced this before, this doesn't mean that the war is over, more destruction and more killing does not mean that israel is winning, actually they haven't accomplished any of their goals so far in 12 months neither in gaza or in lebanon. the uh war in gaza now, as you rightly say, almost one year on, and even this day uh uh a resistance strike. uh near khan junus uh took many israeli casualties, the struggle uh of the israeli armed forces in gaza does not potend easy time for them where they to uh go ahead with a ground invasion of lebanon, does it? no, you see the israeli military relies lot

on his technology, when it comes to their individuals, these people uh they like comfort, the way that they are defeated is when you actually have to face them man to man, these people do not wish sacrifice their lives for anything, they want this world, and they are up against people who believe in the afterlife, just like we believe that we're talking each other right now, and they know they're on the side of truth, i think the whole world, this is even about islam, this is humanity, the whole world knows that the side of justice is to be against the killers of children who have killed over. people in palestine up till now and in the last week have killed over 1,600 lebanese, injuring 8,000 lebanes and misplacing, displacing 1 million lebanese, for what, for what? the uh bombs which killed sayid hassan and his uh noble bodyguards and indeed a visitor from

the iranian irgc were american bombs, the airplanes which... fired them were american aeroplanes. it's impossible to believe, as biden harris seek to fool us into believing that the americans were not involved in this uh murder. the order was given from the city of new york and given from the building of the united nations, no less. uh, this is an american is really at. attack on lebanon, is it not? if there's one thing that sayidan taught his people and his followers, it's that israel receives everything. from america, america ultimately is the big boss, it's not complicit in the genocide of the palestinians and it's not complicit in what's happening in america, in lebanon, afwan, it

is a direct actor, actually they just gave an approved 8.7 billion dollars worth of weaponry to israel, and those 85 buster bunker bombs weighing two to 4,00 pounds each were from america, made in america, killing by the way, killing hundreds of civilians, six buildings at the same time, and when harris or biden released their statement, they don't have one word of condemnation against the killing of children, even though it is so similar to what happened in 911, destroying towers with civilians in it, which by the way, the man they call a terrorist condemned, he condemned the tactics of bin ladin, he fought against in syria, he fought against isis, he condemned what happened on 9/11, this very same man that they call a terrorist because want him to be a terrorist is a man that was the only one standing up to the israeli powers as he tried implement what the un resolutions were calling for anyway

and what most of the international community was calling for anyway, he was the only one that was actually willing to go all the way though, and the israeli officials have said this, they admitted that the reason they decided to kill him was because he would not take a side deal without the palestinians, any sease fire deal for lebanon he said has to involve gazza. "they admit this, so they're not killing a terrorist, they're killing the man who wanted peace, they're killing the man who wanted the un resolutions to stand, he just had the teeth for it, he was the one who tried implement that, and they won't say the true narrative, they'll constantly try to label him as the terrorists, people have been calling for this cease fire all year in gazza, hundreds and thousands of people have marched, millions of people all around the world, and now we're still in the same place talking about the same thing happening in another country, so if we're going to..." on the powers that be, we're going to see lot of people get genocided, they had to be someone who is willing to stand up to them, and now he gave his blood for it. the will and testament of

said hassan has now been published in it, he asked the faithful people to repose their trust and their faith in ayatollah hamini, the leader of the islamic revolution in iran, will that... will that will be entirely observed by the people, or is there a case for saying that if iran had responded, as they said they would to the mother of ismal hania in tehran, then said hasan might still be alive, because israel would have known what they were potentially up against, you must be aware of that line of thinking out. in the amongst the people, yes, of course, of course i am, first of all, i respect the intelligence of say, the same intelligence

which impressed legendary intellectuals like nom chomsky and edward said when they met him, as is written in their memoirs, i respect his intelligence, he's not a sheep, and he understood the idea of the resistance access more than anyone, and he understood the role of lebanon as the neighboring country to israel, and differing role that it has to iran, but there would be no, i wouldn't say no resistance, but the power of the resistance would be very different of the whole region if it wasn't for iran and all that iran sacrificed and all that iran has had endure in terms of sanctions because of its support of the oppressed and those who resist, now when it comes to say that's a whole different issue because that's beyond iran, now we're talking about something where religion is involved not only. politics and where sayid hassan was always, it was no secret, he was very loyal to say, and the ones who follow say hassan, they don't follow

normal leader, and george, you know this, most of the world probably don't know this, sad hassan was not a normal leader, he's not a leader in it for himself, this man didn't enjoy anything from this world, this man gave his son for what he believed him, this man couldn't see the son itself for many weeks and... no one knew where he was, this man barely made any money, he was not in it for himself, he was in it because he truly believed in the path of god, he believed to, he had to stand up against injustice and he had sacrifice everything in his way, and he saw himself, and he constantly said this, when he was named man of the year about 15 years ago, when he was in iran, he made sure to kiss the hand of say in front of everyone, because he said, you name me man of the year, but i wanted to show that i a loyal soldier of said khaminai. he believes in this path of and so those who have been raised by said hassan, that's why he's not a normal leader, he raised people, he grew up in front of them

and they grew up with him and they went to war together, these people, they are going to be loyal to the 30 or 40 years of education that he has given them that's still there, that people need to study and realize what it was that he taught them, i believe that yes his loyal followers will be loyal to say khamini because they never differentiated between the both of them, this was beyond being lebanese or iranian or yemeni or iraqi, this was about going towards what is right and that's why you'll find in lebanon, women who are christian, uh, men who are sunni, drus, whoever it is, they are all weeping for the martydum of said hasan, of course there are always going to be people that are talking about him being someone that they don't like or whatever he did or sectarianism, these are all zionist talking points for sectarianism or trying to dissow uh dissow the unity between the factions which are against the colonial and imperial powers, this is the easiest and oldest trick

in the book. "the uh awesome silence of the arab states has never been more starkly displayed than this. most of them have not even condemned the israeli attack, the assassination, the slaughter of many hundreds of lebanese people of all uh sects and faiths as you uh say. lebanon is a member of the arab league, who knew the arabs had league, it's a fourth division conference league, if you remember your football uh from your uh time in london, but what can we expect from the arab masses who from marrakesh to bahrain overwhelmingly feel this