and author joining us from bethlehem, also thanks to uh jahong muhammad, director of center for muslim affairs, joining us from manchester. with that, it brings us to an end here on this edition of uh the news review, but stick around, there's plenty more to come here on press tv. "the israel regime has carried out fresh missile strikes on the syrian capital damascus killing at least two civilians. the syrian estate media say that the attack caused massive explosions and should cusa, residential neighborhood in damascus. the target of the attack was a multi-story building. footage shows damaged building and vehicles that were parked nearby. israel frequently targets the war rabbish arab country, especially the position of resistance fighters who have..." played a key role in helping the syrian army in his fight against foreign back terrorists. the strikes have intensified since israel began its genocidal war in gaza in october. the syrian government has lodged dozens of complaints to the un against israely violations of the sovereignty. there seems to be no let up in israel incursions into the

journalist breck yankers joining us from hausselt belgium and also we have director of center for muslim affairs muhammad joining us from manchester uh gentleman welcome to the program let's start off with mr. uh jonkers uh in hazelt uh give us uh your perspective please on uh the uh primary protest ballot uh uncommitted ballot uh in michigan and protested biden's pro israel stance, the fact that uh a committed, generally committed democratic voting electorate has such a problem with the the main candidate of their party that they grows decides to vote uncommitted or to make sure that at the very least they just don't vote for joe biden who is not just of course the main candidate but also the currently seating president of the united states is very very special sign and i think probably unprecedented in the in the recent history of the united states, the fact that there is such a massive blowback against the person who is at this point after all the most important and most the most the most important and the most powerful sorry democratic candidate and member of the democratic party of the unit

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 international court of justice itself. has deemed uh that campaign to be a plausible genocide uh and still we can see uh wisring countries uh till now entrenched in supporting the zianist entity in its own campaign against the people of of palestine especially now the the rafah region and and there we heard last friday netanyahu coming out and and saying to his people, he gna extract a total victory over the palestinian resistance and the total victory, which is the when you think of it, the zinis army which is recruiting more reservis today for that campaign, have the open doors arsenals for it from the un

historian journalist joining us from huselt, belgium and thanks to general director center for muslim affairs joining us from manchester, what that brings us to an end here on this edition of the news review, but stick around, there's plenty more to come here on pr. south korean civil groups this week demand an end to massive us south korea. war games called freedom shield, which are scheduled to begin march 4 and to run through march 14th. they argue that the intensification of this year's us south korea drills with further height and tensions and increase the risk of conflicts with the dprk. precise of frank smith has more from the south korean capital soul. the us in south korea wednesday announced they will conduct large-scale joint military drills beginning next week to run for 11 days. the... has said the drills are routine, these exercises, they're nothing do, these are the same exercises that we've been doing for decades. the drills have previously been suspended to improve relations with the dprk, but current south green president has resume the drills as part of a hardline policy ag

director of the center of muslim affairs, jahangir mohammad is joining us now from manchester to offer us more insight on that story. mr. muhammad, welcome to the program. first of all, share with us your perspective as the us has confirmed now that new attacks have been carried out by the yemeni army on ships off uh the arab country's western coast as uh the uh yemani armed forces that promised that these uh attacks would continue. um uh exactly and i think um they're showing that they are going to continue uh with their campaign to stop uh uh ships arriving in israel as long as the genocide in gaza continues uh and nothing is done to stop it uh the us and the uk um went to and told the world they were going there to uh stop the yemenis doing that and they failed. basically yemen, the yemen people are used to war, they've been starved and and fought against by the us and other golf countries for the last nearly decade now, and they they used to this and they've resisted that, so few ships are not going to make much difference and they're true to their word, they've said they will cont

we were earlier joined by the director for the center of muslim affairs, jahangir mohammed from manchester. he told us about the failure of the us and the uk to stop yemenese operations in the bretse. take a listen, they're showing that they are going to continue uh with their campaign to stop uh uh ships arriving in israel as long as the genocide in gaza continues uh and nothing is done to stop it uh the us and the uk um went to and told the world they were going there to uh stop the yemenis doing that and they failed based. yemen, the yemen people are used to war, they've been starved and and fought against by the us and other gulf countries for the last nearly decade now, and they they're used to this and they've resisted that, so few ships are not going to make much difference, and they're true to their word, they've said they will continue, it's... strange that the actions are take taken to prevent genocide by the yemini forces and yet britain and the united states are actually there to protect israel and allow it to carry on doing what it's doing, it's a strange world where you know

god and being completely free from america's hegemony and intervention in our affairs, look at the situation in many muslim countries, are they free from america from its influence, from its hegemony, from its medling in their affairs from its controlling over them, we are free from america and israel and britain and others, there was a big difference and the ch. the slogans chanted against the arrogant powers from the beginning, despite the weakness and the difficult circumstances and the war which was waged, these cries we hear from millions and the echoes were heard all out all throughout the world, stances, free stances from these people, stances of dignity and honor. stances which are in agreement with faith and the affiliation of faith of our beloved people, these cries, these chance before those people who chanted this were thrown into prison and they could even have been killed and many of them were killed and were marted as a result today when the missiles are launched, when the balistic missiles are launched, we hear these chance because it is a fruit, and we also hear these slogans in the drones

muslim rahmani, the director of coordination and gas supply affairs , are our guests in the vijeh khabari interview studio . follow us on the news network . i welcome both guests, mr. aqli , first of all, tell me how much gas production is in our country compared to the volume of production, and what is the level of consumption , i am at your service and all the viewers, hello. i have an offer. while congratulating on the days of allah, the deha fajr , gas production in various sectors and our various fields and refineries that exist in iran is currently more than 85 million cubic meters per day, which is all this production in various domestic , commercial, and non-major industry sectors. our major and petrochemical industry and power plants are currently consuming , and the entire power and capacity of the country is at the service of all consumers. it is honorable to be able to supply this clean energy and this god-given energy anywhere in iran. everything we produce is now consumed . the main issue is not the ratio of production and consumption , but the ratio of whatever amount we pr

muslims have been. ali al-sadegh ali , acting minister of foreign affairs of sudan, also appreciated iran's political support to the sudanese nation in international forums and emphasized his country's readiness to increase economic and commercial cooperation with iran. the minimum monthly salary of retirees is close to 10 million tomans. the news that the first vice president made it to the media. mr. mokhbar in honoring the retirees and. merebih giiran, a representative of the country , said: "the government is pursuing proportionality of rights and solving the medical problems of social security retirees." retired people who have spent their lives working in the administration and environment. how many years did you work? 28 years, 30 years, 28 years, 31 years, the beneficiaries who now have many grandchildren. he has 8 children aged 14, 15 and 90. 6 children i will reduce the expenses that do not fit with their pensions. these social security pensioners have other problems. our assimilation does not give years. why don't you execute our synchronization correctly? allocate a budget to pensioners so that t

the center for zionist affairs and jews in canada announced that this letter reminds canadian muslim groups of political blackmail. thank you for your attention. in the name of god , i greet you again, dear compatriots, in terms of temperature, i have to tell you that during the days of saturday to monday , we expect to see a certain decrease in temperature in the northern parts of the country. the country is between 6 and 10. first degree it is expected that we will witness the rains in the provinces of west azarbaijan, east azarbaijan, ardabil province, gilan, as well as the heights of alborz. in other parts of the country, it is still stable. from tomorrow, due to the arrival of the barissa system, rains will occur in the northwestern parts of the country, the southwestern parts of the country, the central and southern slopes of the zagros, the southern shores of the caspian sea, the southern slopes of el bard, and the northeastern parts for north khorasan provinces. and also khorasan province. razvi , we are witnessing the intensity of the rains in gilan province tomorrow . due t

so it's it was an unfortunate state of affairs, but then this shows you the importance of, um, the emergence of a man like hassanna, and the movement of the muslim brotherhood, because it's defined as essentially... uh the first movement of its kind, it's defined as the mother of all of the islamist movements that emerged since then, so someone like shaheed hasannah he felt the uh responsibility of islam on his shoulders, he believed that uh islam uh can really provide solution to all the problems and that actually uh the quran is the constitution that should be ruling in society, so that was kind of the ideology that he had, especially when we're talking about an occupation, we're talking about british and french occupation. that was unwanted, that was essentially rejected by the people, that was uh inherently uh violent, so uh someone like shasanna sought to mobilize the ummah, now the muslim ummah, the seeds of islam was strong uh within the ummah, but it didn't per say have level of awareness, it didn't have level of insight, level of direction, so it really kind of needed that direction, so someone like shaheed hasanna and the party that he

so it's it was an unfortunate state of affairs, but then this shows you the importance of... um the emergence of a man like hassanna and the movement of the uh muslim brotherhood, because it's defined as essentially uh the first movement of its kind, it's defined - the mother of all of the islamist movements that emerged since then, so someone like shaheed hasan albannah, he felt the uh responsibility of islam on his shoulders, he believed that uh islam uh can really provide solution to all the problems and that actually uh the quran is the constitution that should be ruling in society, so that was kind of the ideology uh that he had, especially when we're talking about an occupation, we're talking about a british and french occupation that was unwanted, that was essentially rejected. by the people that was inherently violent, so someone like shasan sought to mobilize the ummah, now the muslim ummah, the seeds of islam was strong uh within the ummah, but it didn't per say have level of awareness, it didn't have level of insight, level of direction, so it really kind of needed that direction, so someone like shid hasanna and the party that he create

muslim brother in in palestine. that is going to do it for this episode of modus operandi the show that digs deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host manila. chad. thank you so much for joining in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m. o. the take a fresh look around it. life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality. distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse really once a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented as 1st. can you see through their illusions, going underground can hello and welcome defrost of full force here. we discussed some real in the in the 4th at the tone then a cost will be and we should will get you should buy some of the good, you know, correct the they are supposed to be with them when you go $5.00 thing and i'm going to use the same one that is for that and they have the mean gratitude, we've got to push that and the use the motors which $200.00 rich article coming you question she and we would appreciate she you're putting a good today just on customer control. hard to on the beach. so were

muslims and must follow sharia law. the ministry that is responsible for this, it is called the ministry of islamic affairs, and also preachingducation, for a long time there was also a morality police, sharia courts. it was in mecca of arabia that muhammad was born. he belonged to the quraish tribe, an influential arab clan. the future founder of islam, until the age of 40 , was engaged in a completely traditional business, trade. mentioned several times in the holy scriptures, the qur'an suggests that he was a historical figure, a historical figure. after ten years of struggle, muhammad came to '. he created a state that began to expand rapidly. the disputed territories between byzantium and persia, what we today call the middle east, the arab middle east, they were the first to become part of the new state. some minorities in the territories they conquered went over to their side, for example, the jewish communities, which were sometimes persecuted, in some cases they went over to the side of the muslims. here. byzantium in the 9th century arabian troops invaded to italy, captured sicily, besieged rome. islam was just begi

domestic. affair, the ensuing events of that year set up islamism as an ideology to be reckoned with, sweeping billions around the world. for a closer look at the impact of iran's revolution on the muslim world, please join us on this special edition of the 10-day faj celebrations. iran's islamic revolution and its impact on the islamic world has made analysts see the events of 1979 in a new light. the emphasis has been on refocusing the frame of mind. on the islamic revolution as a turning point, and seeing it as more consequential on other events than many historians have granted it. in this respect, the revolution is now seen less a consequence of the wider cold war events than a catalytic agent of change in itself. the iranian revolution overturned the entire political structure of western equations in the west asia region. while it inherited the palavy state, it did not inherit its world. the first foreign leader to visit tehran after the victory of the revolution was yasser arafat, chairman of the palestine liberation organization. the seiasure of the us embassy in tehran on november 4th, 1979 confirmed iran's anti-western credentials, while tehran's call for an islamic revolutio

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muslim brother in, in palestine. that is going to do it for this episode i've noticed offer, and i the show that takes deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host manila. chad. thank you so much for joining in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m. o, the hello and welcome to across the board. here we discussed some really the march, the 112011. the little just as quick ever recorded it in japan is really just it. a 14 me to to nami, devastates the focus, fema each and you play a pallets on the new theory and does it flooded spalding on her re take this stuff and the d. e. z killed by 20 i o. b o. any time in june who is living in japan, and this one is to go to the area of the nuclear meltdown. config. ashima immediately drove me to talk to somebody about the this is the moment for ya. investigation starts watch on t. the take a fresh look around, there's a life kaleidoscopic, isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures, design to simplify will confuse really once a better wills, and is it just as a chosen for you. fractured images presented to this 1st can you see th

majority of muslims, for example , have a brief familiarity with arabic, to the extent of reciting supplications and prayers. your other occupations are the same so-called dealing with social affairs participating in yes, how about leaving the parliament? wow, i have so many unread books that i calculated that if i read 8 hours a day from now until i am 80 years old , i will read the book in the book. he is a phd student in genetic engineering and his time is completely filled with scientific work and research activities. some of the representatives in this program say that we feel that a senate is needed now, that is, a man's assembly. an expert with long legislative experience that in fact this parliament that we know should be considered as the house of commons, that is, the representatives in the first stage, in the house of commons, then for example, they must have served two terms of representation here in order to be elected to the senate. in your opinion, something like this is necessary. anyway , in many countries of the world, in fact , many countries say that their parliament is bicameral, bicameral, and bicameral. partly, maybe a lot of this goes back to the overall st

affairs of our country also spoke with mr. ziad nakhale about the stability of the nation and the resistance groups. he called palestine a source of pride for the entire muslim world in the past four months. the heads of the resistance groups in these separate talks, by presenting a report on the proposed political plans and initiatives for a ceasefire and exchange of prisoners, emphasized that the resistance groups, while maintaining their unity and cohesion, will only consider the proposed initiatives if they fulfill the highest interests of the palestinian nation. put. yemen also insists on supporting palestine by targeting american warships and the ships of the zionist regime. according to al -mayadeen network, despite the threats and pressures, the yemeni authorities announced that they will carry out operations against ships supporting the regime sahioni , but the yemeni nation has made its decision and knows that this decision will have many consequences. we are independent and we make our own decisions and do not care about oman or saudi arabia. the military capabilities of yemen have been strengthened and are growing as much as they can. confront an

foreign affairs of syria, will speak in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, in the name of surya al-samadeh and in the name of the leaders, president hafez asad. non-muslim countries too will be held quds day is the day when we should warn all the superpowers that islam will no longer be under your control because of your evil deeds. quds day is the day of the life of islam, muslims should come to their senses, they should understand the power that muslims have. imam khomeini's positions on palestine continued. when the israeli army invaded southern lebanon in 1961, imam khomeini attacked the conciliatory arab rulers with harsh language. infecting islam today, the ears that should listen to the problems of muslims have become deaf, and the tongues that should speak for the interests of muslims have become deaf. they became dumb and the eyes that should see the calamities that were inflicted on muslims were blinded. what can we say to these dumb, deaf and blind people? do these regional governments take the issue of lebanon. they do not know a disaster. they do not know a disaster for islam. they do not know a disaster for the muslims of the world. if the

muslims, for example, have a brief knowledge of the arabic language , to the extent of saying prayers and prayers, and this is what i mean in iran. to social affairs participating in yes, how come you didn't get bored when you left the parliament? i have not read so many books that i calculated that if i read 8 hours a day from now until i am 80 years old, the book i have in my book will not be read and i have not seen so many good movies. that if i sit and watch movies for 4 hours a day , i will not see all the movies that i like to watch. dear all, she is currently a phd student in genetic engineering and her time is completely filled with scientific work and research activities. some of the representatives said in this program that we feel that a senate is needed now , that is, a senate with long legislative experience. you are in the first stage of the house of commons. after, for example, two terms, they must pass the representation term here in order to be elected to the senate. do you think something like this is necessary anyway? in many countries of the world, in fact, their parliaments are two -chambered, two-chambered, and many countrie

organize their affairs that's for the people. the proposal from the uh iranian government says that all the people of historic palestine should have vote and they say explicitly muslims, christians and jews right, the question about which settlers would get to vote uh, presumably there would be some kind of discussion about that uh one would imagine that in any such vote that those who were there by 48 or 67 probably would get vote, once we came later, there may be an. about that, but even if all of the settlers, you including the most recent ones from new york who've said that they have to steal someone's home because if they don't do it, someone else will will do it for them, even if the they all got a vote, and and some people would be skeptical about whether they should, they would still lose, yeah, and of course that's that's the that crocs of the matter, if that was a process which was happening, then many of them would decide to leave, some would leave, some would fight, yeah, and the others would you potentially? get used to the idea and come to live in a a one state palestine, the question of the proportion of those is something for history to decide indeed.

so it's it was an unfortunate state. of affairs, but then this shows you the importance of um the emergence of a man like hassannah and the movement of the muslimt's defined as the mother of all of the islamist uh movements that emerged since then, so someone like shahid hasan albannah he felt the uh responsibility of islam on his shoulders, he believed that uh islam uh can really provide solution to all the... problems and that actually the quran is the constitution that should be ruling in society, so that was kind of the ideology that he had, especially when we're talking about an occupation, we're talking about british and french occupation. that was unwanted, that was essentially rejected by the people, that was uh inherently uh violent, so uh someone like shasan b sought to mobilize the ummah, now the muslim ummah, the seeds of islam was strong uh within the ummah, but it didn't per say have level of awareness, it didn't have level of insight, level of direction, so it really kind of needed that direction, so someone like shaheed hasanna and the party that he uh created uh came on board and it began to develop uh political social and cult

current affairs through and islamic lens each week we evaluate a trending new story and we break it down from an islamic perspective. the holy month of shaban is upon us and for millions of muslims

current affairs through an islamic lens each week we evaluate a trending new story and we break it down from. an islamic perspective: the holy month of sha'ban is upon us and for millions of muslims it is a deeply spiritual time of fasting and prayer in anticipation and preparation for the holy month of ramadan. for many muslims too, it's the time to remember the birth.

organize their affairs, that's for the people of palestine, the proposal from the uh iranian government says that all the people of historic palestine should have vote, and they say explicitly muslims, christians and jews, right? the question about which settlers would get to vote uh, you pro presumably there would be some kind of discussion about that uh, one would imagine that in any such vote that those who were there..." by 48 or 67 probably would get vote, once we came later, there may be an argument about that, but even if all of the settlers, you including the most recent ones from new york who've said that they have to steal someone's home because if they don't do it someone else will will do it for them, even if the they all got a vote and and you know some people would be skeptical about whether they should, they would still lose, yeah, and of course that's that's the that crucks of the matter, if that was a process which was happening then many of them would decide to leave, someone would leave, some would fight, yeah, and that others would, potentially uh get used to the idea and come to live in a a one-state palestine, and the question of the proportion of those is som

affairs through an islamic lens. each week we evaluate a trending new story and we break it down from an islamic perspective. the holy month of shaban is upon us and for millions of muslims it is a deeply spiritual time of fasting and prayer in anticipation and preparation for the holy month of ramadan. for many muslims too, it's the time to remember the birth of of imam al mahdi, the awaited savior for humanity, whom, it is prophesized, will return at the end of times with jesus. may allah hasten their reappearences, both in order to bring justice on earth, themes that are especially being brought into focus in light of the genocide being carried out by israel against the people of palestine. first, we take a closer look at the concept of a messiah in islam and other world religions. the idea of the messiah, often called king messiah. or in hebrew, malek, messiah, is found in the old testament, as per the jewish belief, he is human being, not a divine creature, and comes from the lineage of david and solomon. he is truthful from birth and continues until he reaches the highest levels of human perfection. he will be a great political leader, well versed in jewish law, ob

and muslim americans, many of whom are furious and starting to withhold their support come november over the approach the president biden has taken to the war in gaza. cnn's chief national affairs correspondent jeff zeleny joins me now. jeff, you have been in michigan where biden was today, meeting with autoworkers, i should note. but you've been talking to voters. what did you say about his visit? >> kaitlan collins, the presidents visit clearly was a bit of a safe harbor, going to that uaw hala and worn michigan surrounding himself with the -- but the concern here for many democrats and frankly some supporters of the president is what is he doing to try to win over those who are concerned and, frankly, not supporters now. so, what the president did not do here today is he spent several hours on the ground here was try to neutralize the anger and -- arab american community here which is so significant to his coalition he won with but we see that and some time talking to voters including someone who worked for president biden last time and he was a field organizer in his campaign i was campaigning against president biden. >> -- herb american, says muslim american, says minority