peter, former british ambassador to syria out of manchester and charlotte kate's international coordinate. of samadun palestinian prisoner solidarity network out of vancouver. well, i'd like to start off with charlotte. thanks so much for being with us. now charlotte, nearly 27,500 palestinians have been murdered since october, with many instances of massacers, torture, and crimes against humanity. it's so mind-boggling that this genocide is continuing. your thoughts on why the world has failed. to stop this genocide? one of the things that's been very clear since october 7th and beyond is that the imperialist powers like the united states, britain, france, germany, canada, are lined up arm- in arm to prevent the palestinian people and their resistance, and the resistance forces in the region from realizing their goals of the liberation of palestine and the liberation of the region. from us imperialism and that they see in the growing strength of the resistance forces an existential threat to this regime of plunder, domination and subjugation um which they've imposed upon the entire regio

peter ford, a former british ambassador to syria out of manchester, charlotte kates, international coordinator samadun palestinian prisoner solidarity network out of vancouver. and thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight, marzia hashimi, thanking you for myself and other crew right here in tehran, hope to see you right here. next time, goodbye. a limited number of countries have controlled the fighter jet industry since world war ii, the united states, russia, the uk, france, and sweden. prior to the 1979 islamic revolution, iran would buy all its fighter jets. in that era, there were no plans for building fighter jets domestically, and maintenance of the imported ones was impossible without american engineers. the making of domestically built fighter jet is a complex industry and countries who don't have the technology. cannot acquire it easily, but after years of testing and several prototypes, iran finally unveiled its own home-built combat capable fighter jet named kosar for the first time in august of 2018. the coser, which comes in the single seat and two seat models and

peter ford, a former british ambassador to syria out of manchester, charlotte kates, international coordinator samadun palestinian prisoner solidarity network out of vancouver, and thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight, i'm... hashimi, thanking you for myself and other crew right here in tehran, hope to see you right here next time, goodbye. this is the story of nation that lived here for centuries until an obscure foreign regime emerged and began farming on their lands and brought in new people to replace the old nation. they picked the focal point of attention of different religions in the region, a highly regarded place at the heart of this arabic. islamic setting, what would have happened if hizbullah had been vanquished? that's perhaps the most significant and upsetting question about the 2006 war. much as been said about the 2006 war, about its motives, the behind the scenes and the circumstances around it. headlines and press tv, israel's strike takes more civilian lives in gaza. this time in der alba, the total death toe from the genocide now standing at almost 27,50

peter ford, a former british ambassador to syria out of manchester, charlotte kates international coordinator samadun palestinian prisoner solidarity network out of vancouver. and thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight, marzia hashimi. thanking you for myself and other crew right here in tehran, hope to see you right here next. time, goodbye, c'est bon. und wer sich damit beschäftigt ist nicht zusammenhalt wird diese angst besiegen. i was a journalist during the revolution, they said, oh, the ayatollah humani is coming to paris, it's a very old story, 41 years ago, are you right here, he just told me like a grandfather, you know the the... the interesting part of the story is not me, i'm not the one important, what is important is to continue what you have done in iran? someone called me telling me you should come to paris quickly because the imam khumani is going back to terron and we want you to be in the plane. wemam how many during the flight was sleeping upstairs when the imam arrived from paris with a special plane, the... toppymaid was here and it was a way to say, no

peter ford, a former british ambassador to syria out of manchester, charlotte kates, international coordinator samadoon palestinian prisoner solidarity network out of vancouver. and thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight. i'm marza hashimi, thanking you for myself and other group right here in tehran. hope to see you right here next time. goodbye. vi ostane kod mene, hajmo. it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoc of incredulity, it was the season of light, it was the season of darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter. of despair, there was a king with the golden crown and iron fists on the throne of iran. the shaw was a dictator. it was clearer than crystal to them that things were settled forever. the cia formally concluded in august of 1978 that the shaw of iran was in no serious trouble, but they failed to see the writing on the wall. the american embassy in tehran was wowfully ill informed about what... was going on on the street, follow one of the defining moments of the 20th century in what caused the islamic revolution. a limited number of countries h

peter ford, a former british ambassador to syria out of manchester, charlotte kates, international coordinator samadun palestinian prisoner solidarity network out of vancouver, and thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight, i'm. me thanking you for myself and other crew right here in tehran, hope to see you right here next time, goodbye. the demand for independence encapsulated in the principles of resistance and steadfastness against arregance and colonization was one of the outcomes of the islamic. revolution in iran. 45 years into the blessed victory, the message of the revolution and it's slogan spread and reached people around the world and especially in west asia against cyanis and american dominance and hegemany. meanwhile, the apparatus of arrogance fears it spread and has taken various measures after the revolution to confront it including military cous, direct military intervention by the us army and causing chaos to undermine the stability of west asian countries. none of these measures has achieved the desired result from revolution to resistance this week on the med

let me bring in charlotte kates now, she's international coordinator at the sami doon palestinian prisoner solidarity network, who joins us from vancouver. charlock kates, welcome, iran's 45 year celebrations marking the islamic revolution, 45 years ago, time flies. to go along with the notion of the previous guest where he said that uh "you know you had the oppressed that rose up and that's obviously somewhat typical of when a revolution happens and how they came the oppressed into power in order to govern uh the different segments of the society, tell us the significance of that uh at the time where uh you had a uh uh palily regime that was fully supported by the us and uh people did not choose that but chose for the islamic revolution to happen, yes the..." islamic revolution was extremely important um certainly for the people of iran but for the people of the entire region um before the regime of the shah the monarchy had long been an ally and essentially pupet regime of the united states working hand in hand with the zionist occupation and engaging in ongoing deals with them of course

kate, had abdominal surgery. he is now expected to carry out more duties whilst the king steps back from public engagements. live now to our royal correspondent charlottehere as that's where prince william will be later. what is he doing? what are we expecting to see from the prince today? this what are we expecting to see from the prince today?— the prince today? this morning is the prince today? this morning is the location _ the prince today? this morning is the location for _ the prince today? this morning is the location for the _ the prince today? this morning is the location for the prince - the location for the prince william's first public engagement and taking's diagnosis and also since his wife the princess of wales underwent surgery so the occasion is a very spectacular winter cattle and there will be a ceremony for people becoming mbes and obes and later today he will be going to london, short drive from here and attending a gala dinnerfor london's air ambulance. he himself was an air ambulance. he himself was an air ambulance pilot so it is a cause thatis ambulance pilot so it is a cause that is very important to him but a full day at wor

kate, had abdominal surgery. he is now expected to carry out more duties whilst the king steps back from public engagements. earlier, i spoke to our royal correspondent, charlottewill be doing today.( sot tx) i asked her what prince william will be doing today. this morning is a location for prince william's first public engagement since the king plasma diagnosis and also since his wife underwent surgery. the location is spectacular windsor castle and there will be a ceremony for people to becoming mbes and 0b es which prince william recites over and later today he will be going to london and attending a gala dinnerfor london's ambulance. he was an air ambulance pilot himself so it is a court important to him but a full day of work for prince william. what we are not expecting to see this week however is principally a meeting with his brother prince harry. prince harry flew into the uk yesterday to see his father after his father plasma diagnosis but we're not expecting any kind of reunion or meeting between the two brothers. at one point they seemed incredibly close but now they have had a strained relationship for the past couple of years. prince harry met wi

kate? we just don't know, do we? but look, thankfully we are, course, thankfully we are, of course, sharing the studio tonight with charlottethings that have been going on. so look is been going on. so look what is what inside story it what is the inside story when it comes missing that comes to william missing that ceremony? okay, so i ceremony? do we think okay, so i think that andrew probably did factor his considerations factor into his considerations because it's not a great photo 0p because it's not a great photo op for william to be walking down saint george's chapel with his uncle . his uncle. >> we all know about andrew's past. yes. which much of which he's denied, but he's just not. he's not the pr front man for the royal family, right now, and it's hilarious how glib he was and how excited andrew was to be walking there, because for andrew to be leading the royals. okay, so william and kate and charles and sophie and edward and harry and meghan all had to be absent. and what are the odds of well, that kind of came of that? well, that kind of came true yesterday. and wasn't andrew about it? so andrew elated about