the same time also buying of the corrupt regimes in the arab world uh all the way from morocco to the gcc countries if you like and you sort of having the abraham accords and all kinds of instruments that have been used there to legitimize the zionist. entity, because the streets of cairo, the streets of you, any of the arab cities are boiling at this moment, and they have actually not been in support of their own governments as we saw in the so-called arab spring that took place over 10 years ago that there was regime change taking place in many countries in north africa and at the end of the day you had a you know mursi was elected but then was thrown out of power by cc if you like because they obviously didn't want a government in cairo that would be supportive of the... in cause because during the 12 to 14 months that mi was in power, there was good reposm, good relationship taking place with the the the hamas people there in in in gaza and all kinds of opportunities were being created, so of course the washington is the key underwriter of the zionist entity, if if usa decides to... o

and then it was refuted later because the qataris spoke too soon, this is because the basically the gcc regimes cannot be trusted, not even qatar who on the surface pretends to be pro- palestine, while we saw it one of these global conferences we saw one of the qatari officials shaking hands with the same zionis official that is responsible for slaughtering 12,00 palestinian children, okay, the they have no honor for themselves, yet these are the same people who facilitated fake after fake fatwa from their wahabi clerics, issuing so-called jihad against syria in order to fulfill the zianist agenda of taking out president basar. assad in order to cut off the weapons slow between iran and lebanon and palestine. um so so they're quick to act when it comes to uh their sectarian aims and serving the us and israeli agendas of getting revenge against resistance access countries like syria, but when it comes to palestine uh they do practically nothing and they even shake hands and contjol with these terrorist murderers who are killing their who are killing their muslim brothers, their arab brot

in consumer behavior toward more regional products and particularly the one from iran, from uh other gcc countries, which is why the public in kuwait is shifting into buying more products that are not associated in any way possible with the united states or britain. this is farah alhashim reporting for press tv, kuwait city from aljabria area. and with that we come to the end of this bulletin. thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. in this week's episode of irantech we're finally stepping inside the tehran research reactor, we've already featured some of the radio isotopes that have been produced here, but now... now we're taking a closer look at what happens inside the core of the reactor and how we procure the fuel for the reactor, don't miss it. كنا نحن باركين ما سمعنا الا وانفجر يعني ما سمعنا لا كانت كانوا من بعيد ضربوا حتى ما سمعنا. غير لما وانفاجر كثير انفجار قوي كنت قاعده عم بلعب بالكمبيوتر اما لقيت شيء غير صوت تعمل بعدين عامله وانفجر الشضايه

as zem continues to expand its footpint in the gcc countries, particularly in kuwait, there is a shift in consumer. behavior toward more regional products and particularly the one from iran, from uh other gcc countries, which is why the the public in kuwait is shifting into buying more products that are not associated in any way possible with the united states or britain. this is farah al hashim, reporting for press tv, kuwait city from al jabria area. and with that we come to the end of this bulletin. thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. hisbullah secretary general sayid hasan nasrullah emphasized on friday february 15 that the price of civilian blood in lebanon will be blood in zinasty. israel in the wake of the israeli occupation skilling of 10 lebanese civilians, including seven from the same family, an air strike deep in lebanese territory earlier last week. say nasulah publicly stated that the aggression that occurred in the cities of

in consumer. behavior toward more regional products and particularly the one from iran, from other gcces, which is why the public in kuwait is shifting into buying more products that are not associated in any. way possible with the united states or britain, this is farah alhashim reporting for press tv, kuwait city from aljabriya area. amid the commencement of pakistan's premier cricket tournament, widespread demands have erupted to terminate kfc sponsorship of the event due to its association with israel. the call for termination comes at night of israel's ongoing genocide in gaza. our correspondent announce me brings us more from the pakistani capital, islamabad. as the pakistan super league kicks off for its highly anticipated cricket matches and unexpected controversy has emerged leading to wide spread calls for buycott among pakistani fans. oh that is clear of all fielders. the uprore stems from kfc's association as a sponsor of the tournament with critics citing the fast food chains american roots and linking it to the united states support for israel's onslot on gaza. kfc usko c

as zem-zam continues to expand its footpint in the gcc countries, particularly in kuwait, there is a shift in consumer behavior toward more regional products and particularly the one from iran, from other gcc countries, which is why the the public in kuwait is shifting into buying more. products that are not associated in any way possible with the united states or britain. this is farah alhashim reporting for press tv, kuwait city from aljabria area. european farmers continue to protest against the eu's agricultural policies. this time french farmers drove their tractors into central paris to step up the pressure on the government. the farmers demanded that president emmanuel macron pay more attention to their grievances. the angry farmers say they want written assurances from the government that it will meet their demands or they will keep up their protests. their complaints include what they call burdensome environmental rules. they also want an end to cheap imports from outside the european union. the farmers also seek measures to address their low incomes. have been protesting ac

as zamzam continue. to expand its footprint in the gcc countries, particularly in kuwait, there is a shift in consumer behavior toward more regional products and particularly the one from iran, from other gcc countries, which is why the the public in kuwait is shifting into buying more products that are not associated in any way possible with the united states or britain. this is farah alhashim reporting for press tv, kuwait city from aljabria area. and that's it for your latest here on press tv everyone, thanks for joining us and goodbye for now. palestine has risen from the ashes, the nation has gone a long way in its struggle against the occupation regime of israel, from throwing stone to flying drones. but who can deny iran's decades long support in this arduous journey. what's going on everyone, alida here, back with a brand new episode of iran taken, if the setting looks a little bit too familiar, that's because it is, we're back at the atomic energy organization of iran, uh, what we haven't checked out yet is what is behind me, which we've actually featured in some of the shot

as zem-zam continues to expand its footpint in the gcc countries, particularly in kuwait, there is a shift in consumer behavior toward more regional products and particularly the one from iran. from other gcc countries, which is why the the public in kuwait is shifting into buying more products that are not associated in any way possible with the united states or britain. this is farah al hashim reporting for press tv, kuwait city from aljabriya area. that's it for your latest here on press tv, everyone, thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. how designs come from across the world to palestine to occupy a land belonging to another nation? how do they form their secret army, hagana? how do they grab lands belonging to palestinians? how did they build and expand their illegal settlements? israel's former prime minister goldomir answers these and more questions in this documentary. those against the result of the voting is as follows: 13 votes in favor. تغير قصد الله اكبر الموت امريقه الموت اسرائيل الموت لامريكا الموت لاسرائيل الله اكبر الموت لامريكا الموت لاسرائيل بحر واضرب كل طاغيي

as zem-zam continues to expand its footpint in the gcc countries, particularly in kuwait, there is a shift in consumer behavior toward more regional products and particularly the one from iran, from other gcc countries, which is why the the public in kuwait is shifting into buying more products that are not associated in any way possible with the united states or britain. this is farah al hashim reporting for. tv kuwait city from al jabria area and those were the top stories on press tv, thank you for listening, take care and bye-bye. in this week's episode of irontic we're finally stepping inside the tehran research reactor. we've already featured some of the radio isotopes that have been produced here, but now we're taking a closer look at what happens inside the core of the reactor and how we procure the fuel for the reactor. don't miss it. those against result of the voting is a small 13 votes in favor. hello and welcome to spotlight. the israeli regime continues its onslot on the gaza strip, intensifying uh its attacks on all fronts. the palestinian death tool has reached almost

products that. with their values and principles. as zem-zam continues to expand its footpint in the gcc countries, particularly in kuwait, there is a shift in consumer behavior toward more regional products and particularly the one from iran, from other gcc countries, which is why the public in kuwait is shifting into buying more products that are not associated in any way possible with the united states or britain. this is farah al hashim reporting for press tv, kuwait city from aljabriya area. and with that we come to the end of this bulletin. thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. this week on x4 z. the israeli entity assault on rafah was depicted as successful rescue operation, masking its true nature as a direct attack on one of the few remaining safe zones for palestinian civilians in gaza: within zinist israeli media circles, prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been accused of deceat regarding his claims of targeting hamas and freeing all hostages. moreover, a staggering 97% of arab respondents reported experiencing psychological distress during the gaza conflict w

the points, one of the americans behind closed doors are asking countries was the country, the gcc, for example, to step in and provide financial assistance. so the reconstruction, some of those countries of voicing can so saying we have to wait and see who it takes over. does that to does that? you have to of the policy is what, what, what's the next, what's the way forward? but before that, others are trying to bring the, how much of the policy, you know, follow it to you to negotiate a political sacrament. all this, just with the hope to move forward under his thought, the reconstruction. how do you see that process on for the near future? is it possible? does it make perfect sense of the body seen as themselves? well, i think that's the, you know, that's like i, like i said, this is the more, the, the thinking today. and also based on our knowledge of post going to the construction and they post conflict situation, the more the more inclusion and the more the political agreement that wouldn't be at each or the outcome of the war. the more it takes into consideration, the needs of th

and this is what we're focusing on, how to make sure that gcc relationship always protected, always safeguarded and how to build an area of common interest between all of us in order to avoid any frustration region. >> well, thank you so much. we have of myself, nbc news and with the atlantic council here welcoming us, david. >> so, sheikh mohammed, i last talked to you in doha. like all of us i followed your efforts to mediate an end to this the terrible hostage problem and the larger war with interest and appreciation. thank you so much for talking to me and andrew today, and with the audience here. >> thank you. thank you very much for having me. [applause] [applause][e conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

see, this is not going to make gcc molnar keeps happy because they would like to see a stable your mind. this is why they actually start giving the 30 intervention. this is why haven't been done on and she did all these policies towards the amounts . so this negotiation table is critical for her teeth 1st for they are domestic position to increase their leverage inside the mind as a, as, as almost the components of you have any society or political scott at the moment. secondly, in terms of regional policies, there has to be an issue between how these unsolved these of course, because they're had, they has that they had the war. but also the data on all the year on is the supporting partner of i also want to use who do i mean, the aim of policies is not to be a proxy of it on only stapled like to be upfront, but to ally of your own about the purpose is not to be on the proxy, it's more like the lego cover of the human voice corporate thing. but you know, so if they have a powerful handy the negotiation table is going to help down the road. so you don't, and that i mean, the rest of the

arab states of the gcc extend the appreciation for the ongoing negotiations around the agreement for a humanitarian truths in gaza. qatar has been facilitating efforts alongside the arab republic of egypt and the u.s. to free hostages and detainees to guarantee greater deliveries of humanitarian assistance at the rescue efforts. gcc has profound regrets regarding the failure of the counselor -- counsel to adopt the resolution submitted by algeria. it is humanitarian by content and alliance. we wish to emphasize our country will continue efforts alongside partners at all levels to guarantee the achievement of any needed humanitarian aid in gaza and end to the bloodletting of the people and bring relief to gaza and let us protect civilians and thank you very much. >> thank you to the representative of qatar for her statement and i now give the floor to the representative of tunisia. >> thank you, madam president. it is my honor to deliver the statement on behalf of the arab group. thank you for holding this session. we would like to think algeria and security council for taking the ini

the saudis and the emirates had made peace with kqatar and the gcc. the chinese had facilitated a breakthrough between the chinese and the iranian and saudis. only problem is that the palestinians were still on the short end of that stick and netanyahu was driving aull sort of problems in his own democracy. israel was more unstable. the biden administration was very surprised by that and now, they've got to deal with a crisis in a region that they really, really did not want. really, really weren't prepared for and absolutely, they're pushing hard for at least a temporary cease fire. they're pushing hard to get those hostages exchanged and stop the fighting in gaza for a period of time so they can talk about political solutions with gulf allies for example. talk about providing security on the ground in gaza that is not a permanent occupation by israel. also talk about how to get netanyahu out of there who is, who frankly benefits from the war going on longer in terms of his own personal ambitions on the ground that aren't always aligned with israeli

nations wait for us because of the huge finance and political leverage that sounded ravia has and the gcc won't be the same again. if that happens, you would be sounding ravia, normalizing with the with, with is right. therefore it has to become a new political life or that happened in the you guys or has so they say what it does, it has to stop. and also we need a roadmap for this type of sense of, of policy and state based, which explains why what we're seeing a strong indication that we're moving towards a deal to be analysed once they agree on all of the final aspects of it. passion. thank you. very much is always good to get your thoughts and analysis on this hashim. i have about the restaurant to out of world news now, and the polls are closing and pakistan's general election. they spend a day march by violence, 9 police officers were killed in attacks and kind of packed to go and below just on provinces. thousands of people were killed in both places on wednesday. in separate incidents, the government temporarily suspended mobile phone and internet services citing security reasons.

the gcc have only been warning against the, of the potential for all of this to escalate beyond anybody's control. because many of these groups may be ideologically, or militarily links to iran. but if it is not clear how much operational control does it on half of all of these groups, and if they decide, and now you've seen the retaliation, because 3 us personnel were killed. thousands of us person that are deployed in these areas. as you begin to see some of the tiny ac measures put this escalate into something further. and again, it's not just a production of us troops. you also have to look at for the data store. for instance, there's thousands and thousands of iso fighters were being held by the sd of the kurdish forces, which are backed by the united states in case the u. s. leads in case there is a vacuum as be seen as a theaters before they could be other implications. there could be other outcomes as again, which would not be able to controlled by anyone in the industry and easy to strides what actual impact do they have on the, the groups ability to act when it appears to be of

, from various leaders in the middle east, whether it's the rockies that it's the jordan is all the gcc does, whether it's a, it's the saudis themselves, they've been telling the united states as it's support can continues unconditionally for israel, that this is essentially not just causing unrest amongst the population, but also all of these groups which may be linked to various parties. but there's very little control that, whether if you're talking about iraq militias in iraq, you're not clear how much operational control that on has over them. so there's going to be a, it's an at the risk of unintended consequences that if the united states target these groups, what will these do pete goose retaliate to? and if that retaliation becomes further and further, where do we go from here? you have to realize that it is not just the us interest that the united states has to protect, but it's also the job of what the soldiers have been doing that a no just providing support to the rockies, but also to the goods on the other side as well, with the thousands and thousands of ice the fight as

market funds, what are money market funds, funds that they broadcast to you the daily repo rate from the gccom the secured repo, let’s do it this way , it’s even simpler, that is , there are some investment companies that have funds that invest your money, daily in the rate, count on.. to put it simply, they provide your money on credit to those who need it, it all goes through the stock exchange, it’s all secured by collateral of the best bonds, these are all our leading banks, as a rule, management companies that do all this work, this on the stock exchange, also you you can do this repo yourself, if the broker allows you, if you want an operation, when also please explain, this is an operation when you provide some kind of asset. you receive, you receive in a reverse operation, you are returned the money with the collateral asset, you provide money, for this daily in this case, then the money is accrued to you with interest, this is interest, you return the asset, well, let’s not complicate it further, that’s all now is approximately at the same rates as those given by leading banks, for