thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlzia hashimi hope to see you right here next time. goodbye. يا سيسي يا ابن الكلب ابن الصهيونيه يا سيسي يا ابن الكلب. over two thirds of our people were systematically and for both colonialism and upper tide. cleansing upper tide or. more than 100 palestinians are killed in a single day of israeli genocidal war on gaza. the international court of justice of the heg holds a first day of hearings on israel's occupation of palestinian. lands and in a letter to the un chief, iran urges the world body to stop the israeli massacre of palestinians in the southern gaza city of raffa.

hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marsia hashimi, thanks so much for being with us.ion to the israeli holocaus in gaza. the us has reacted to this by saying that if this passes washington will... veto it, talk about aid and abeding genocide, the us seems to want to make sure that its role in this ethnic cleansing is definitely clear cut. meanwhile, possible seats fire with egypt and qatar being the negotiators between hamas and the zionist regime is starting to fizzle, no cease fire, no humanitarian pause and still no break from the israeli genocide for the palestinian people in gaza, but i'd like to welcome my guests to the program. out of ramala, professor of political science berzat university side namra out of spain, alberta garcia watson, political analyst and activists. well, welcome both of you to the program. i'd like to start off in romala. it's sad, why after almost four and a half months of this israeli onslot, is this? side still going on, let's start from there, good evening for you, hashimi and for your guest from spain, it is still continuing and on ev

hashimi and thank you for inviting me on the program, it's absolutely harrowing events, unfolding before our own eyes, it's like watching a nasty horror movie a daily basis and the whole world is tr being traumatized by this event by these events, and of course the the the actions of the state of south africa which is admirable has brought the uh core issues of what's really going on into the attention of the world and it actually ex opposing the hypocrisy of the the countries that were previously claiming to be upholding the rule of law under the international fora which they went and on the contrary they are actually aiding and abeting genocide, there is no issue no no doubt that this is genocidal campaign, this is a systematic extermination of a specific group of people which is horrific type of crimes against humanity and uh whilst there may be issues and debates and considerations about how do we enforce the ultimate ruling of the court and how we go about doing that, that's another day's discussion, but the fact that the case was brought so hastily and with ample evidence and broug

thank you viewers for being with us on another spotl, i'm hashimi, 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 has been said about the 2006 war, about its motives, the behind the scenes and the circumstances around it. st. louis ferguson, assassinations, they don't have nothing, they can't lose nothing, and i think the most dangerous person in the world, the person don't have nothing to lose. "black americans looking for justice, if this is a war then we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war use. i saw his, i saw um, the never ending story." headlines at press tv: more than 100 more

hello and welcome to press tv, spotlight, i'm marza hashimi, thanks so much for being with us. almost four and a half months later, the so-called civilized world continues to watch israeli regime's genocide of palestinians in gaza without stopping it, besides bombs targeting the kids in tents. children are passing out from hunger, with some literally dying from hunger, there's still little food, little clean water, few supplies, no electricity, no fuel, and nowhere safe to go. the nightmare continues, and the majority of the world allows it, except for the access of resistance. well, let me get our guests in on this program. i'd like to welcome them out of belfast, arthur and west asia expert, sab shath. and peter ford, former british ambassador to syria out of london. oh, thank you both for being with me on this spotlight. i'd like to start off in belfast and sab, at least 28,500 palestinians have been killed in gaza, and now 1.5 million people are in raffa, the most populated place on earth, that israel has been bombing and threatening a ground invasion, your... what is the i

hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marse hashimi, thanks so much for being with us. almost four and a half months later, the so-called civilized world continues to watch israeli regime's genocide of palestinians in gaza without stopping it, besides bombs targeting the kids in tents, children are passing out from hunger with some literally dying from hunger. "there's still little food, little clean water, few supplies, no electricity, no fuel, and nowhere safe to go. the nightmare continues and the majority of the world allows it, except for the access of resistance. well, let me get our guests in on this program, i'd like to welcome them out of belfast, after and west asia expert, saib shath." and peter ford, former british ambassador to syria out of london. oh, thank you both for being with me on this spotlight. i'd like to start off in belfast and sub, at least 28,500 palestinians have been killed in gaza, and now 1.5 million people are in raffa, the most populated place on earth that israel has been bombing and threatening a ground invasion. your perspective, what

hello and welcome to press press tv spotlight, i'm marsia hashimi, thanks so much for being with us. well, how does the us respond to the continuous genocide of palestinians in gaza, by attacking the countries which are involved in trying to stop the almost four-month zionist killing spree of the people in gaza. on friday night, the united states targeted syria and rock and killed at least 16 people and wounded at least 25 others. what does this all mean and what is next for the region? stay with us as we take a look at all of this on the spotlight. i'd like to wake my guest now to the program. elijah macneer journalists and a political activist out of brussels. "and julia costam, journalist and political analys out of beirot. thank you both for being with us. well, let's start off with you, elijah, do you think that the united states is being hit hard by the islamic resistance in various places in the region? let's start from there. thank you for having me, thank you for coming. the americans are really uh attacking the position of the resistance in a..." and syria in retaliation to

hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marza hashimi, thanks so much for being with us and the lines are drawn and it seems crystal clear that either you support genocide or you don't, the us and syria on friday and then yemen on saturday, why? because these countries or groups in these countries have been standing up against the israeli regime's genocide of... palestinians, so because they support ending the genocide, these countries are bombed by the us led group, and of course thesign entity, which is committing war crimes by the hour, is not only not bombed by the us, but continues to get increasing support for its genocide. will this lead to the end of the israeli regime and will it diminish to power of its supporters? we'll stay with us as we look at these questions and more on the spotlight. i'd like to welcome my guest now. to the program. larry johnson, former cia analysts out of uh brandaton florida, and ray mcgufen, former cia analyst out of rolly, north carolina. thank you both for being with me. well, let me start this off in florida. larry, um, do you think the us

i'm marizia hashimi, thanks so much for being with us. well, as the fatalities of palestinians now are over 27,000 in the continuous israeli genocide on gaza. the united states congress is said to vote to increase washington's support for the regime. next week, the house of representatives will vote on advancing more than 14 billion more dollars in military aid to the zionist regime. so is it? that washington's answer to the zianist genocide is to up the anti and give the regime more weapons and support in order to kill more palestinians? well, we will look at this and other questions on this spotlight. i like to welcome my guest to the program. peter, former british ambassador to syria out of manchester and charlotte. it's international coordinator of samadon 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.

hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marsia hashimi, thanks so much for being with us. oh, just few days after the victory of the islamic revolution in iran in 1979, palestinian leadership was welcomed to the country. they were handed the keys to what had been the israeli embassy in tehran during the previous regime. february 11th, 1979 was the day the islamic revolution in iran became victorious, and by february the 19th, the first palestinian embassy in the world was opened in tehran. now, this was message to the zionist regime and its supporters that iran would not ignore the suffering of the palestinian people, and would stand up against oppressors big and small. this set the stage for what we are witnessing today, a whole revolutionary front standing up against the zionist regime. stay with me as i take a look at all of this on the spotlight. i'd like to welcome my guests to the program. journalist and commentator out of vienna and jamal wakim, professor of international relations, lebanese university out of beirot. welcome both of you to the program, good to have

welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marizia hashimi, thanks so much for being with us. well, as the fatalities of palestinians now are over 27,00 in the continuous israeli genocide on gaza. united states congress is said to vote to increase washington support for the regime. next week, the house of representatives will vote on advancing more than 14 billion more dollars in military aid to the zionist regime. so is it that washington's answer to the zionist genocide? is to up the anti and give the regime more weapons and support in order to kill more palestinians. well, we will look at this and other questions on this spotlight. i'd like to welcome my guest to the program. peter, former british ambassador to syria out of manchester. and charlotte kates, international coordinator of samadoon 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. i

i'm marsia hashimi. thanks so much for being with us. well, how does the us respond to the continuous genocide of palestinians in gaza by attacking the countries which are involved in trying to stop the almost four-month zionist killing spree of the people in gaza on friday. "the united states targeted syria and iraq and killed at least 16 people and wounded at least 25 others. well, what does this all mean and what is next for the region? stay with us as we take a look at all of this on the spotlight. i'd like to wake my guest now to the program. elijah magneer, journalists and a political activist out of brussels." and julia costam, journalists and political analyst out of beirout, thank you both for being with us. well, let's start off with you, elijah, do you think that the united states is being hit hard by the islamic resistance in various places in the region? let's start from there. thank you for having me, thank you for coming. the americans are really uh attacking the... position of the resistance in iraq and syria in retaliati

hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marizia hashimi, thanks so much for being with us. several international agencies are confirming the dire situation in gaza, according to save the children organization, all 1.1 million children in gaza are facing death by starvation or disease. the world food program stopped aid deliveries to the north because of security concerns and talked about the unprecedented levels of desperation. and the un says that 2.3 million people in gaza are on the brink of starvation, so what do these warnings mean if nothing is done and young and old are being starved to death as the world watches the genocidal regime of the zionis and their western partners continue to kill more palestinians. but i'd like to welcome my guests to this program. out of moscow, a former cia analyst larry johnson, and out of vermont, research and political analyst christopher haloli. well, thank you both for being with us on the spotlight, it started off in moscow, and larry, how is it that these international agencies can witness the dire situation and even issue warning

hello and welcome to press tv spotlight and marizia hashimi, thanks so much for being with us, tragedy after tragedy. war crime after war crime, and the genocide continues. this is the description of what has been happening in gaza since october the 7th. the israeli regime continues trying to raise the bar on just how much it can torture palestinians. the majority of the population of gaza has been displaced, some of them many times as they were told to leave the north and head towards the middle and then to the south and now as people have gone as far south as they can go, which is rafaah, the... statistic israel regime is threatening a ground invasion where almost a million and a half people are located and most of them in tense or in other temporary locations. so we're going to take a look at the latest of this genocide in gaza on this spotlight. i like to welcome my guests to the program. abu saada, professor political science and azhar university of doha. and paul, the co-founder of free palestine movement out of berkeley. thank you both for being with us. i'd like to start us off

i'm marsia hashimi, hope to see you right here on another spotlight. goodbye. we're going to take you live now to the 40. second edition of the faj film festival in the iranian capital, we're joined by correspondent. for the summer of that year for the best supporting actress award. آقای کلاری دوست فیلم شما رو معلوم خیلی دوست داشتن یعنی فرین به فریم ببینیداشونو و سیمرغ بدونین بهترین نقش مکمل.

i'm marza hashimi. hope to see you right here next time. goodbye. iran's islamic revolution turns 45. major strides like in education and women's advancement. under pressure and sanctions, the economy has advanced. because of being under the sanctions, we became self-sufficience in different kinds of, i mean, technological fields. join us in. this edition of economic divide as we explore the economic ups and downs of iran's islamic revolution. one, you're watching. your headlines on press tv: gaza's health ministry says israel strikes have killed over 100 civilians in just 24 hours as the total death toll from the regime's genocide exceed 27,200. palestinian officials slammed the international community's failure to stop israel on gaza warning against the regime's possible attack on the southern city of rafah. and damascus says us strikes on areas where syrian forces are fighting daesh remnants once again prove washington's collusion with terrorists. hello everyone, you're watching press tv.

hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marizia hashimi, thanks so much for being with us, as designist genocide continues on the gaza strip, the newest dimension to the mass murder is a... ground invasion of rafa. regime officials say that they will send troops into rafa and civilian should leave the area which had been labeled as safe zone by the regime. rafa is a city which had a pre-october seventh population of 280,000 people, and now has a 1.3 million displaced people. there is no safe place for them to go, and there is no place safe. in gaza. i like to welcome my guests to the program. said shath author and uh expert on west asia and jahangir mohammed, director of center for muslim affairs out of manchester. thank you both for being with us. i like to start off. with sab, shath and in belfast, is it that israel wants to prove to the world that it can do whatever it was, even promising to invade an overpopulated civilian area, and no one and no entity will touch it. you see, this zinist killing war machine, which uh waging uh that's military uh genocidal campaign, the internationa

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i'm marizia hashimi, thanks so much for being with us.

hashimi, thanks so so much for being with us.palestinian leadership was welcomed to the country. they were handed the keys to what had been the israeli embassy in tehran during the previous regime. february 11th, 1979 was the day the islamic revolution in iran became victorious, and by february the 19th, the first palestinian embassy in the world was opened.

hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marizia hashimi, thanks so much for being with us. several international agencies are confirming the dire situation in gaza, according to save the children organiz all 1.1 million children in gaza are facing death by starvation or disease. the world food program stopped aid deliveries to the north because of security concerns and talked about the unprecedented levels of desperation.

genocide of palestinians, welcome to press tv's world news, coming to you from tehran, i'm marsia hashimi, thanks so much for being with us. the majority of participating nations at the un's top court at the heg have urged the tribunal to declare the israeli occupation of palestinian lands as illegal. on the final day of the icj hearings. the arab league described the israeli occupation as affront to international justice. this prolonged occupation is affront to international justice. the failure to bring it to an end has led. to the current horrors perpetrated against the palestinian people, amounting to genocide, there can be moral or juridical justification for occupying lands, killing, terrorizing and displacing their populations. the league of arab states, the representative of the 22 member air block called on the world's court to confirm the illegality of the... occupation and unambiguously rule on legal consequences for all who perpetuated. during the oral hearings, the african union onvoys also urged the heg-based court to seize the opportunity to end quote the impunity of israel

hello and welcome live from tehran, you've turned to press tv's world news, i'm marsia hashimi, appreciate you being with us. well, the un's top court has witnessed consensus among participating states in a string of hearings over israel's occupation of palestine. the majority of participants are calling for the israeli occupation to be declared illegal. on the final day of hearings at the heg, the representative of turkey underscored the israeli occupation as the root cause of conflicts in the region. african union onvoys also urged the world court to seize the opportunity to end quote the impunity of israel's ruthless war machine. the au also argued that palestinians have been the victims of years of subjugation, displacement and disposession. meantime, the arab league has condemned israel's occupation. sending that there is no legal basis for tel aviv to maintain its occupation. over the past week, judges of the world court have heard statements from more than 50 countries and international organizations. the icj is expected to take about six months to issue its order. a 143 days into t

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 27,500 people. the leader of iran islamic revolution says elites in the muslim world bear responsibility to pressure their governments to sever all ties with israel. to keep the flames of war burning in gaza, washington is going to offer the

hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marsia hashimi, thanks so much for being with us. at the united nations, algeria has proposed immediate cease fire resolution to the israeli holocast in gaza. the us has reacted to this by saying that but if this passes, washington will veto it. well, talk about aid and abeting genocide, the us seems to want to make sure that its role in this ethnic cleansing is definitely clear cut. meanwhile, a possible seefire with egypt and...

network out of vancouver, and thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight, i'm marza hashimy. thank you. thanking you for myself and other group right here in tehran, hope to see you right here next time, goodbye var ali kemal'ın. only 13 countries around the world used to possess destroyers. today, these vessels are among the most important surface vessels to navies around the world, but not all countries have the capability to build their own. iran's muhammad riza shah pahlavi decided for the first time to purchase number of destroyers from the united states, but when the 1979 islamic revolution happened, the us refused to deliver the purchase. in... 1997 leader of the islamic revolution issued an order to iranian experts to build iran's own destroyer indigenously. in 2009 and after years of hard work, iranian experts unveil the jamaran. the first home-built destroyer in iranian history, but western powers started calling it a frigate, letting iran in the 13 member destroyer manufacturing club was bitter pill to swallow. in 2012, iran launched its second destroyer, the jama

hello and welcome live from tehran, you turned to press world news, i'm marsi hashimi, appreciate you being with us, unfortunately the first story again takes us to gaza strip, where the israeli regime continues to pound this 136 days into the regime's onslot on the palestinian territory, 107 more palestinians have been killed during the... past day, according to the gaza health ministry, the majority of casualties have been civilians killed by israeli air strikes in the central gaza city of der balah, including 30 people in the town of al-zoeida. four other people were killed in rafa from another israeli air strike, and in the south, 16 other people were killed in han junus, where the nasa hospital is located. the hospital is severely damaged and many of its staff members have been. detained, meanwhile, israeli artillery continues to bombard the eastern parts of dead balah. israeli genocidal war has so far killed more than 29,000 palestinians and it's injured some 69,000 others. well we've spoken to press tv's correspondent moti abusaba in daraala, the central part of gaza, he says t

hello and welcome live from tehran to press tv's world news, i'm marza hashimi, thanks so much for being with us. well, israel is pushing its genocide in the gaza strip more than four months into the onslot. gaza's health ministry says the regime has killed over 160 more palestinians and injured around. 200 others since sunday, at least 120 of the fatalities were recorded in the southern city of rafa in the regimes air strikes on civilian homes and mosk. israel also carried out fresh air rates on several locations in hunyunes, including nasa hospital. since october the 7th, israel has killed around 28,300 palestinians. most of those killed are women and children. the palestinian resistance movement hamas says the us government is responsible for israel's attack on rafa in southern gaza's strip. hamas says the regime carried out the attack with the approval and support of the us. the resistance group says israel is seeking to force palestinians out of their homes and land. according to hamas, israel is violating the january ruling by the un's top court. the international court of justice

hello and welcome live from tehran, you've tuned to press tv's world news, i'm ari hashimi, appreciate you being with us, first story takes us to iran where the leader of the islamic revolution says elites in the muslim world have a duty to push their governments to sever ties with israel. ayatollah ali khamenei say that the enemies are trying to prevent the elite from assuming their growing role in the society in this regard. the leader added that negligent. the elite would result in heavy blows to the nation. ayatollah khamene made the remarks while meeting with air defense force commanders and the meeting came ahead of the anniversary of key event before the fruition of the islamic revolution in iran on february the 8th 1979 and three days before the victory of the islamic revolution, iran's air force personnel met with the founder of the islamic republic imam komeini in tehran. political commentator from huws says regional countries need to have a change of policy in order to stop the genocide in gaza. i think what he is saying is what's being said by every individual that has hear

lebanese university out of beirot. thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight, i'm marsia hashimi, hope to see you right here on another spotlight. goodbye. st. louis ferguson, assassinations. "they don't have nothing, they can't lose nothing, and i think the most dangerous person in the world, person don't have nothing to lose. black americans looking for justice. if this is a war, then we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war use. i saw his, i saw um, the never ending story وعره كثير على مرمى البصر في بشر مش عارفين يتحركوا من الطريق. is on fire, you got to let it burn baby, burn baby, this house is on fire, this house is on. اهدي عليك محمد يارب الله يحفظك يا رب الله يحفظك يا رب عنده عنده عنده الله السلامه. وحوش وحوش, after the occupation of palestinian lands and creation of the israeli regime, both sides came to realize the power of cinema in getting their message. is across. israeli regime used cinema to show the territory it had occupied as heaven on earth in order to entice jews from all over the world to migrate to the occupied territories.

hello and welcome live from tehran, you turning to press tvs world news, i'm marsia hashimi, appreciate you being with us. well, the israeli regime continues to pound the gaza strip 136 days into the regime's onslot on the palestinian territory. 107 more palestinians have been killed during the past day. according to the gaza health ministry, the majority of the casualties have been civilians killed by israeli air strikes in the central gaza city of darbalah, including 30 people in the town of al-zawaida. four more people were killed in raffa from another israeli air strike and in the south 16 others were killed in the khan unis area where the nasa hospital is located. hospital is severely damaged and many of its staff members have been detained, meanwhile the israeli artillery continues to bombard the eastern parts of der albala, the israeli genocidal war has so far killed more than 29,000 palestinians and injured some 69,00 others. israel regime is still committing a cities against the beseged gaza strip with american maid weapons, endless number of bombs has been raining on the strip

hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm here hashimi, thanks so so much for being with us, oh just few days after the victory of the islamic revolution iran in 1979, palestinian leadership was welcomed to the country. they were handed the keys to what had been the israeli embassy in tehran during the previous regime. february 11th, 1979 was the day the islamic revolution in iran became victorious, and by february the 19th, the first palestinian embassy in the world was opened in tehran. now, this was message to the zionist regime and its supporters that iran would not ignore.

hello and welcome live from tehran, you've turned to press tv world news, i'm marza hashimy, appreciate you being with us. oh, palestinians in the gaza strip continue to grapple with death, destruction and displacement, as the israeli genocide rages on. at least 113 civilians were killed in israeli shelling during the past day, the central city of derant and unis, where most display civilians are sheltering having the focus of the attacks, now the alamal and naser hospitals and khan still under siege with israeleli dr. firing upon residents there, the un palestinian refugee agency, andro says one of its food convoys has come under israeli artillery fire. anra was delivering aid to starving palestinians in northern gaza when it came under attack. the def toe from israel's genocidal war stands at nearly 27,500 people. we're going to cross over to dehra right. now join with us, joining us press of correspondent mi abu musti, thanks so much, muti fill us in on the latest situation on the ground now, yes the israeli genocide is still underway in the gaza strip as the israeli massacers commit

political analys out of beirot, and thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight, i'm hashimi, hope to see you right here next time, goodbye, iran's islamic revolution turns 45, major strides. education and women's advancement under pressure and sanctions, the economy has advanced, because of being under the sanctions, we became self-sufficient in different kinds of, mean technological fields. join us in this edition of economic divide as we explore the economic ups and downs of iran's islamic revolution. the us launches air strikes on 85 targets inside iraq and syria and what washington claims is a response to deadly drone attack on american troops in the region. the us central command claims the targets include rocket, missile and drone depotes. us president says the strikes will continue. they barkas condemned the us strikes which killed 16 people as a violation of its sovereignty. assyria also said the attacks took place in areas where his forces are battling the remnance of daesh fery group and this proves us collusion with terrorists.

hello and welcome live from tehran, you turn to press tv's world news, i'm marsia hashimi, thanks so much for being with us, and again the top story is gaza, 143 days now into this onslot on the gaza strip, the israeli regime has carried out more deadly attacks on civilian targets, the latest attacks have killed 43 more people across the gaza strip, at least six of the victims were targeted by air strikes in the cities of r the others were killed in different incidents of drone strikes and artillery shelling across gaza. the gaza health ministry says the situation in the northern parts of the strip is extremely catastrophic where hospitals are left without fuel. regime zenoside in gaza has so far killed 29,800 palestinians, most of them women and children. earlier we spoke to our correspondent in the central gaza city of darabala. he has given us an update on the situation on the ground in the ga strip and the targets of the latest israeli strikes here in the central area of gaza strip particularly on nosar refugee camp uh it was under heavy bombardments of the israeli artillery that

hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marce hashimi, thanks so much for being with us, the international

i'm marsia hashimi, hope to see you right here on another spotlight. 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 has been said about the 2006 war, about its motives, the behind the scenes and the circumstances around it, was shaped by the flames of war, bengaran present of vulnerabilities devised a strategic doctrine, yet on october 7th, seismic tremors shook the foundation of this doctrine, facing unparalleled challenges, israel confronted economic appeaval. how did this mortal wound reverberate through the intricacies of its economy? who could imagine something could happen in in in iran? nobody begin of seven i decided to t

hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marcy hashimy, thanks so much for being with us, the international court of justice has been the stage for more than 50 countries and number of international organizations to make their case about the israely occupation of palestine in 2022, united nations general assemble requested the icj to give a non-binding opinion of the legal consequences of the israeli occupation. monday was the final day of the hearings at the heg. will the ruling really make a?

جديد هذا اول حار فتح لنا الله hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marsia hashimi, thanks so50 countries and number of international organizations to make their case about the israely occupation. palestine in 2022, the united nations general assembly requested the icj to give a non-binding opinion of the legal consequences of the israeli occupation. monday was the final day of the hearings at the heg.