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in the middle east. iran and israel call for restraint. materials from our program. the target of the israeli military operation was the base of the islamic resistance, or one of the supreme leaders. there is reason to believe that i was the target, but i have no irrefutable evidence. interview hassan nasrola in 1997, believed that he was being hunted, because his predecessor was destroyed by an israeli missile. 27 years later, this week, the leader of the lebanese shi'ide military-political organization hezbollah killed in a massive israeli strike on its headquarters in beirut along with other senior officials. the situation, which had been tense since the massive explosion of pagers by hezbollah members in

september, has escalated to the point of impossibility. israeli air raids on lebanon continue. a ground operation has begun in the south of the country. iran has launched 180 ballistic missiles. at targets in israel. the damage is moderate, but the fact itself is unprecedented. they started talking about a real big war in the middle east, with long-suffering lebanon again in the center. in the middle in the seventies, most of beirut and southern lebanon were controlled by the palestine liberation organization, yasser arafat. they were forced out of the palestinian territories as a result of the arab-israeli war of 1967.

syrian president hafiz assad also intervened in the war. his troops entered lebanon as an inter-arab deterrent force by decision of the league of arab states. the main epicenter of the confrontation was the lebanese capital. observation posts and combat positions of the opposing sides were located on the upper floors of luxury hotels. city was divided into two sectors: the eastern christian and the western muslim. in the summer of 1982, israel invaded lebanon once again and its army reached beirut. arafat's fighters left the capital of lebanon, but the civil war did not end.

the leader of the christian folongist party, bashir shmeigel, who had just been elected president of lebanon, was killed at the headquarters of the party. the blame for the murder was placed on palestinian militants who were hiding in the refugee camps of sabra and shatila on the outskirts of beirut. katayev's phalangists, with the support of the israeli army, entered according to the un, more than 700 people were killed in the camps. the palestinians say the figure is 3,500. on october 24, 1983, in beirut , a truck loaded with explosives, driven by a suicide bomber, broke through security cordons, entered the territory of the us marines headquarters, crashed into one of the barracks and exploded. 241 infantrymen were killed. and in november, a barracks of french troops was blown up in a similar way. nato peacekeepers, americans, french and italians entered lebanon in the summer of 1983 to protect

christian phalangists, but stayed there for a short time. more than half a year. the fighting continued for another 6 years and ended only in 1990. after the opposing sides signed a peace agreement in the city of taiv in saudi arabia. the war claimed the lives of about a hundred thousand people. this is a war against hezbollah or against lebanon. i believe it is against lebanon, otherwise they would have stopped fighting after the assassination of hassan nasrallah. but now israel is destroying the infrastructure.

will not be able to return there, this creates even if we cease fire right now, people a huge number of socio-economic problems. i doubt that the government knows what to do with them. all that people see now is misfortune and destruction, they only want peace and quiet, because everything that has happened since september 17, the terrorist attacks with pagers, it's a nightmare. and at night, for example, we did not sleep until 4 am, the constant roar of combat aircraft, which is hitting the beret too, for the first time they are striking specific targets or people, as they say, but i can tell you responsibly that most of the targets civilians, the task that israel sets itself is, if not the destruction, then the radical suppression of hezbollah, which is not just the largest paramilitary organization in the region, but a pillar of iranian influence, it is being squeezed out... ally: in mid-september, israel decided that the time

had come, basta. the moment had come to change the rules of the game with hezbollah. and since the pagers exploded on september 17, israel has decided to radically change the reality in lebanon, firstly, by sharply weakening hezbollah militarily, and secondly, by completely clearing the area south of the litani river, between the border of lebanon with israel in the south and the river in the north, so that there is not the slightest. that they must return to their destroyed homes and begin to rebuild everything. for the iranian leadership, no matter what ideological side it leans towards, hezbollah is the main achievement of the entire resistance axis. iraqi units or the houthis are long-term projects, but hezbollah is effective now. it relies on the support of the population. esbalah is an organization

that has existed for more than 30 years. it has a very well-developed infrastructure, rooted in society, especially in southern lebanon. yes, they have suffered a heavy blow, but their advantage is that they are defending themselves, that is, the sympathy of the population is on their side. the death of the leader does not mean the destruction of the organization. its resources are great. the new secretary general of hezbollah is the cousin of the former leader on the mother's side, hashim safieddine. he is 60 years old. he resembles nasralu in appearance, figure and even the manner of speech. safieddine was born and raised in southern lebanon, but received an education, like his brother, in iraq, where he studied theology in the city ennajav. in the early eighties, he stood at the origins of the movement. in ninety-four , he headed its executive committee, replacing nasrallah, who by that time headed the entire group. he oversaw the political affairs

of the organization, the social, cultural and educational activities of hezbollah. he was even a member of the jihad council, responsible for the military operations of the group. sofiedin has many representative relatives. in eighty-three, he married the daughter of one of the members of the legislative council of the shi'id islamic council of lebanon. his brother represents hezbollah in iran, and his son is married to the daughter of former islamic revolutionary guard corps commander qassam sulaymaniyah, who was killed in a us airstrike in iraq in 2020. safieddin had been preparing to take the top post in the movement since 2008, when he was elected head of the executive council, which meant official recognition of the future successor. in public, the brothers appeared in identical black turbans, indicating their origin from... islam muhammad, as hezbollah has repeatedly stated, when their leader was eliminated, to be replaced

he will be replaced by an equally effective leader. by the way, nasrallah's predecessor, abbas al-musawi, was also killed as a result of an israeli special operation in 1992 ; israelis fired missiles at his car from a helicopter. in 2010, hashim safieddin took over as hezbollah's military commander in southern lebanon. in 2017, the us authorities declared him a terrorist, and a year later imposed sanctions against him. he consistently supports the hamas movement and openly criticizes washington without mincing words. according to him, the us pressure on hezbollah will only strengthen the shiite movement's resolve, and israel, their artificial fabricated entity, must be gotten rid of. hezbollah's relationship in lebanon is ambiguous: on the one hand, it is the most combat-ready force, on the other, if it were not

for the fierce confrontation between hezbollah and iran, which stands behind it, and israel, lebanon would not be subjected to such attacks. thirdly, when attacked, willy-nilly, there is unification against the aggressor. we must not forget that the shevid community fought in 2006, when there was a second war with israel, to the last, to liberate. just those places, and i can say that under the terms of the ceasefire with israel, the lebanese army is practically incapable, has no potential to defend the country, therefore the infrastructure that hezbollah created allowed, together with the lebanese army, to defend

the territory, yes, it played a leading role, as a native of those places, i will say that it was necessary for... hezbollah's approach is primarily gas, lebanon is in second place, why? true, hezbollah did not provoke, the provocation was the terrorist attack with the pagers on september 17, then the murder of hassan nasrallah, cannot accept this.

they call different, for example, according to the data of the number of palestinians killed in the gaza strip by the ministry of health of gaza, this is more than 40,000 people, and international organizations, including the un, generally consider this figure to be correct. in

the city of gaza itself, almost 70% of all buildings were destroyed. the total losses of the israeli army for the month of july. amounted to about 700 killed and about 14.00 wounded, including civilians. fleeing the bombing, almost 1.5 million residents of the gaza strip moved from the north to the south of the enclave to the border city of rafah. in may, the israeli army surrounded it, but did not storm it, and limited itself to anti-terrorist raids and targeted airstrikes against hamas militants. at the end of may , israeli troops took rafah on the border of the gaza strip with egypt, and also occupied the border itself, or rather its buffer zone, the 20 km long philadelphia corridor, which had been under egyptian control since 2005. dozens of tunnels were discovered under the corridor, connecting the gaza strip with egypt. one of the main goals of the operation in gaza was

the release of israeli hostages. more last fall, hamas released 110 of them, but not as a result of military action, but through negotiations during a week-long humanitarian pause. in exchange, israel released 240 palestinian militants from prison. now, a year later, about 100 hostages remain in captivity, and several dozen have died. back in may, hamas agreed to a ceasefire proposal put forward by mediators qatar and egypt, but after the israelis were captured.

the past year has confirmed that no military operations are proceeding as planned, and it is never possible to sustain a limited character. true, in israel they say that there was no talk of limitations, the question was in the sequence of actions. israel began the operation a year ago with the firm intention of destroying hamas as an effective player in the gaza strip. losing positions in gaza. hamas is thereby significantly weakened in the entire palestinian community and as part of the iranian proxy network. israel preferred not to immediately get involved in an equally intense confrontation on two fronts. in gaza in the north against hezbollah. in a sense, we adopted the model proposed by hezbollah, from time to time intensifying military actions

and retaliatory actions. hezbollah periodically raised the bar, but in general the interaction remained in the same pattern, but when israel achieved very significant successes in gaza, it became possible to allocate more forces, resources and attention to the north. canadian dell cumings on the middle east conflict. the dove of peace, only with a thumb down, flying over the middle east. an unusual image. ahmed rama from turkey. the arab position, in iran on israeli conflict. stock up on popcorn and nothing more. glasses, apparently, especially for 3d images. patrick chapat from switzerland, a man similar to joe biden, shouts. "what exactly did you not understand in the term "descalation", it is not clear what de is, he renounces. another expressive work by ahmed rama from

turkey. a round dance around a general war in the middle east. characters from iran and israel are easy to recognize. and also uncle sam between them with a "stop" sign. drawing by emmanuel del rossa from italy, with a very short title "hostage". laconic all the characters are also easy to guess, including the dove of peace. joe heller, a cartoonist from the greenby press. the action takes place in a bomb shelter. on the tv screen is the election debates of the candidates for vice president of the united states. these guys from the midwest are holding a civil debate about their contradictions. i wonder how this even happens. the character with the inscription on his back asks himself.

unfortunately, unfortunately, does not play the same role now as the fregion, even infusions, even influence, it is influence, but not real role is no more, why? i think that that is the key question, the key answer, it is in syria, from the moment when we changed uh, relations with it.

which told the conclave of arab foreign ministers on her fingers: either you change, or your regimes will fall like a house of cards, and we will help those who are for reforms, and this was such a message, which i think was learned by many, and naturally, many regimes began to introduce various

superficial... very big rejection, but the americans stood firm, demanded the candidacy of reitz she called, that means directly, prime minister sheron demanded, and elections were held, as a result , hamas came to power completely legally, the palestinian issue seems to be an absolute dead end, inescapable, has been going on for a long time, now there is another...

surge, which reminded us that there is no escape from it, and there were periods, well, in any case, of expectations, hopes, like the nineties, and if you take away emotions, if you take away all sorts of, that means, political manipulations, over these 30-odd years, have we made any progress on this issue, if we talk specifically about the palestinian problem, then the answer is negative, no, no, in the sense that there is no going back, if something was, then it is, or how... some negative dynamics, maybe thanks to very intense work and ours, i must say that the american, american administration, especially the bush -becker administration, when it was possible to convene the only such unique forum in history, the madrid peace conference, where all the participants in the negotiations were at the same table and a real mechanism was created, which should have brought him to himself.