thing they did is is is is killing thousands and tens of thousands of palestinians and destroying ghazza, but on the military objectives and political objectives they have failed. israel have been trying for the past 10 months also to find an alternative palestinian political entity to replace the resistance and they have failed, they have failed with other political parties, failed on trying to get some tribes to do that, some of the arab reactionary regimes like the united arab emirates, saudi arabia, you know, egypt, the they fail in all these fronts, and so israel and the united states understand that israel is in crisis, in fact the united states wants to help the zionist regime, not to be, not to take itself and take the united states into a strategy. defeat and especially in case of a regional war, if it breaks out, the united states understand that they will be defeated, and at the same..." time hisballah and the palestinian resistance have been really inflicting real damage on the israeli army. i mean, if you look at the israeli internal front, it's divided, it's weak, it's very

, the war in ghazza and the fronts that are supporting ghazza are a main reason for this increase in sunny. participation because those fronts that are supposing that are that are um that are supporting gazza are supporting gaz and raising the slogans of imam husain while doing so that is why sunnis in libanon are being very much influenced by those slogans and there is demographic change in the in the in the practice of ashhura this year as well because you know south lebanon is suffering from a war i would say the consequences of a war so many villages in lebanon are some of them are empty now, people have immigrated to other regions like beirout like the capital city and other regions, so the other regions are now more crowded with participants in ashura, yet those say people who are displaced express today that they rather have their homes lost as they are now bombarded their homes infrastructure in the south, yet they rather have that than to yield and to submit to israel because they still. remember when south lebanon was occupied before the year 2000, they still remember the s

and the daily war crimes, in fact the same hour that this happened, israel have targeted schools in ghazza killing over 36 children in school, and there is one thing here i think that it's really important to see, and that is israel is trying to keep the war, keep the aggression, because this serves netanyahu and his war cabinet, and at this... time they want to drag europe and the united states into escalation in the region because netanyahu understand that cease fire or the sessasion of aggression on ghazza will mean his defeat and he's going to basically go into the dustpan of history, he is not going to be able to continue and his political life is is done. "and we see that the palestinian resistance, the lebanese resistance, the yemenis, the iraqies are actually united front, and they have a strategy, and we see that israel is waiting for any incident in order to use it, because they don't have a strategy, they don't have an exis strategy. okay, well said moson, after the deaths of the 12 people in mat shams, azanish regime said it would definitely respond. to the killing of israeli c

and the united states are marching fast to a strategic defeat in the region, strategic defeat in ghazza, the palestinian people are more united than ever behind their armed resistance. "and we are going to start seeing new palestinian political front, not just military front that will take the palestinian people into a and their struggle into a different level. this is happening, and some people don't want to believe that the united states is retreating, but that's the fact, the empire is retreating. all right, and one minute, said mosan, your overall assessment of where this stands." right now, do you see this war expanding? these kinds of black operations or psychological operations only happen when you're not achieving the objectives that you set out to, and that's what's happened. israel hasn't got its hostages back, it hasn't defeated hamas, it's not destroyed the tunnel networks that hamas has, it hasn't broken the will of the palestinians, it's resulted in a whole new generation, now ready to join the armed resistance, it's shown that the access of resistance. can operate success

so what then do people mean when they say that ghazza resembles karbala today? for a start, the savage nature of the oppressive forces. just a quick look at the glee they take in their crimes in ghazza is enough to remind one of how the army. yazid mocked hussein's surviving relatives and rejoiced in their killing and torture of the prophetic household, or how the israeli army openly declared their withholding of food was water and other vital supplies in order to starve the people of ghazza to death. in the same way, the army of yazid blocked access to the water of the euphrates in the scorching desert of karbala, or perhaps how, just like harmala, when he shot an arrow at the neck of imam hussain's six-month old baby, abdullah, the israeli army are deliberately targeting and killing children in ghazza with their precision weapons laden with tons of explosives. or how, just like the tents of the camps of imam hussein were satellite, israel bombs tent cities packed with refugees in some of the most densely populated places on earth, with 2ous pound bombs. there

of people every day, this blood that has been you know you know everywhere, this sea of blood in ghazza that the united states and and israel and some european countries who support israel and some unfortunately gulf countries, today we are also in shock because we see..." that the islamic nations, the islamic people, there are hundreds of millions of muslims around the world who who did not show any uh substantial support for the resistance, so substantial support for these muslims who are fighting this injustice. you see, islam is the main drive of the resistance today, because islam is uh is so similar, what happened to to the muhammad and to his family is so similar. then what is happening to these oppressed people in palestine? the prophet muhammad himself was was actually pushed to leave his home and they took his, they tried to assassinate the prophet muhammad himself and imam ali was in his place at that time and defended himself, the the the four that came after muhammad all four of them were assassinated, the 12 imam they were all assassinated and this is this is by by betraya

, there is about you, 26000 israeli settlers from north of palestine and the so-called enclave of ghazza, these are posting israel, they are in hotels and they are coast israel every day about you know six to seven 60 to 70 million dollars so far and the... real loss in israeli economy has been in the high tech. i want to refer you to netanyahu speech in the united nations last year how he stood there and brag about israeli economy and that the gdp of israel year was 7.6% and today the israeli economy is at worse time and that is because this leadership of designist is leading its own economy into you know the the the worst condition that has been ever since the establishment of designist at the same time the agriculture industry, the export and import due to the yemen rule, we know that israel depends between 90 to 95% of its import and export on ships and "these ports now are barely operating, all of these factors have contributed to the shrinking of the israeli economy, and israel is not going to be able to rebuild its economy in a matter of weeks, like even if the cease fire happen a

people in afghanistan or else. where they should resist here we say that uh um armed resistance in ghazza is very much legitimate, any form of resistance that is needed is legitimate anywhere, i don't say that everywhere resistance has to be armed, it has to be what is what it is needed to be, that is why we tell these people, don't wait, don't sit and wait as imam hussein didn't just sit and wait for uh for for. yazid or for his enemies back then to to listen to him or to or to be logical or to be rational or to be um ethical that you don't have to wait that resist as you should as it as is needed from you to restore your rights that's it so i wisk let me ask you that also as the same question really when you uh take a look it's not just the the gaza palestinians inside of gaza or the occupied territories that suffering uh, there are others that are being uh pressed, and one of the common factors has been um the way that the western countries, in particular the us uh that is doing the oppression, of course the governments there are complicit in that regard uh, so can there be parallels d

ismail han, we know has been a leader for the resistance in ghazza for hamas, we know that he is someone who has sacrificed in terms of his personal relations, his his own children, his own grandkids have been have had the honor of receiving martterdom and now he has also achieved, truly his life has been a life of struggle, his life has been a model life for most palestinians and most revolutionaries around the world, it is truly sad news, but more than anything, i think it's really important that more than pessimism and we must understand that this is not the first time that the axis of resistance has had that the leadership has had to given has given marters. we saw the sal who was also one of hammas leaders, we've seen that he also became a martter and we saw that the resistance became stronger. we saw shasimmani is after his saw that the resistance front took a new leap in terms of their capabilities and this there's a long history of shaheed abbas mus shaheed mad shaheed of the hizbullah so we've had several shuhad several marters from the axis of resistance but we've seen one thin

look at what's happening of course with with the continuous aggressions and the genocidal war in ghazza, it seems that the israelis want to go ahead with what's with something that could be much wider, so when we look at the assassination, the attempt of the assassination here and southern suburbs of payrut, despite the fact of the of its results, we have an aggression in the heart of the southern suburbs of beirot, which is the main land, the supportive ground of the resistance in lebanon, also have the heart of the iranian capital, tahran being targeted as well, in addition to the assassination of the most prominent figure perhaps in the palestinian resistance, of course in addition to the leaders of ghazza itself, but what we're looking at here is something that takes things to very different level, very dangerous level, and as we heard from the lebanese prime minister, he said very clearly that he called on uh the... the uh the players to try to ring in uh the israeli regime and stop it from this continuous killing uh, but it seems that they want to continue with that level of of is

yes, so far since october 8 when starts thisrition and for ghazza, the the hizbullah did not hit civilianit's not what netanyahu does, yes, is this familiar in israel, all the the public or the the observers or the the some most of the political leaders, they believe that said hasan nasarlah is honest in his words and he never lies. since 20 or 25 years, so there is a belief that most of the israeli public they listen to say in order to understand what's going on. great. netanyahu's recent tour. netanyahu in rafah, why did netanyahu choose to visit rafah at this time? netanyahu looking looking for a what he will say is a triumph or victory or picture or something like this, so he from the first of this war he declared that the the target is to wipe out hamas and to reis the prisoners, yes uh, but he did... do anything in this targets that he already determined, and now he resorted to destroy the buildings, destroy the hospitals, destroy the schools destroyed the mosks and the churches and now he entered to rafah in spite of the international court of justice order which asked him requeste

broken up, they'll continue to raise their voice unrelentingly for the victims of the genocide in ghazza. isaakamy, press tv, london. doctors without borders, uh, has called a war. parties in sudan war to stop violence and abuse against people act of the war on the people of sudan. the report sheds light on the direct and deadly impact of the war on the people of sudan which has left the country's health service largely in ruins. according to. sf, the protection of civilians in sudan has collapsed, and people are facing torture and violence. in horrific report by the guardian, women struggling to survive are forced to have sex with soldiers in exchange for food. and doctors without borders says health workers and medical facilities are under persistent raids and looting. more than a 15 months of intense fighting between paramilitary rapid support forces and the army has subjected the people to non-stop violence. across the country, according to the un, over 11 million sudanese have been displaced while 755,00 are facing the most severe levels of extreme hunger since the unrest grip sudan

broken up, they'll continue to raise their voice unrelentingly for the victims of the genocide in ghazzaon the day of the incident. the series of hearings have been set for july 13th shooting at an outdoor campaign rally in pennsylvania. that wounded trump in the ear, killed one rally attend and injured another. the us secret service has been under intense fire over his handling of the rally security. in the us presidential race, joe biden has made dramatic u-turn and dropped out. it's the latest example of election related turmoil in the country. ramin bazar has more. after a disastrous first debate confirmed multie. questions about his advanced age and cognitive ability, and then weeks of unprecedented calls to quit, president joe biden abruptly announced he will not seek reelection. years of polling have shown that more than 60% of democratic party voters didn't want him to run again, and a snap poll found that just 17% of americans disapprove of biden's decision. many believe biden ultimately bowed to pressure from rich political donors, who some call america's oligarchs. 15 million

as the zionist regime continues its genocide against the people of ghazza continue across the world and again students stand at the forefront of that movement, but in recent months and weeks zines terrorist sympathizers have been attacking and provoking pro-palestine activists while police forces in the west. either watch on passively or actively.

yes, so far since october 8 when hizbillah starts this war of attrition and support for ghazza, the thethis targets that he already determined, and now he resorted to destroy the buildings, destroy the hospitals, destroy the schools destroy the mosks and the churches and now he entered to rafah in spite of the international court of justice order which asked him, requested him not to rafah because there were more than 1000 refugees and inter access of philadelphia in order to make troubles for egypt so but he did nothing in terms of releasing the the prisoners or wiping out hamas hamas still active there is a command and control they are now uh making operations against the israeli presence in nitzerim and philadelphia and other places well general. his visit to also in a way show that they have achieved something, the israeli entity? i don't think that the israeli believe him, because what what what was what's achievement? there's no achievement up to now, he is trying to block the the deal, which they are discussing with the eg with egypt and qatar in order to achieve sease fire or a

and launched a assassination, actually a drone attack targeted pickup truck. in the area of near ghazza which is in the beqa area, actually at the western, and so this led to the martterdom of one of the members of the jama islamiya, the muslim brotherhood party here in lebanon, and his name is muhammad, and this is not the first member of the jamaah islamiah who has been assassinated by the israelis through these drone attacks and the reason... why they are targeting members of jamaah islamiah as they are targeting members of hizballah of course and commanders of hizballah is because jamaah islamiah is closely cooperating and coordinating with the resistance movement hazbullah and is also launching uh operations despite the fact that they are minimal. we have limited uh operations launching of rockets in some areas they are active but still the israelis have. begun this of course strategy in this series of assassinations starting from the assassination of sheikh salahuri, a prominent figure of hamas in southern suburbs of beirot, and that basically began lot of assassinations that seem

broken up, they'll continue to raise their voice unrelentingly for the victims of the genocide in ghazza. esa akademy, press tv, london. the director of the us secret service says donald trump's attempt assassination has been the most significant operational failure for the security agency in decades. kimberly cheedle made the mission in a testimony before the house of representatives oversight committee where she was grilled in the first round of congressional hearings of the attempted assassination. she took full responsibility for the security lapses but rejected to provide more details about the security plan on the day of the incident. the series of hearings have been set for july 13th. shooting of an outdoor campaign rally in pennsylvania that wounded trump in the ear, killed one rally attend and injured another. the west secret service has been under intense fire over its handling of the rally security. well, in the us presidential race, joe biden has made dramatic u-turn and has dropped out. it's the latest example of election related turmoil in the country. rami mazari has more

according to the news that we heard a couple of days ago it's estimated around one 180,000 death in ghazza uh according according to lanced and look, this is a chaos and we cannot ignore that there is very deep chaos in the camp of zionis in the camp of colonizers in america, they don't know what to do, a couple of months before the election, the their president is deciding to... run away from running another campaign and now the there is a big confusion, they don't know what to do um and on other side the collapse of netanyahu in the zionist entity is also very clear that all the groups and power holders are fighting each other who can kill more palestinians, but from this side i actually see lot of hope. that people are organizing protests in america, even i'm sorry in france for the olympic to remove the zionist from the olympic and also the great news that we heard today about the solidarity between factions in between palestinian groups in beijing and i think it's a very very magnificent news and we can see solidarity, we can see unification between different groups that actually can

assassination against one of the members of the jamaah islamiah who was killed uh and a town called ghazza in the western area in lebanon, but just before retaliation there was a second assassination against a hiz member in the town of launched a retaliation attack saying that this was in retaliation for the assassination of both muhammad and they targeted base or baracks that was targeted for the very first time since the beginning of the flood battle and the conference. stations in south lebanon is around 15 and a half kilometers away from the lebanese border and so this is very far away distance that hazballah has launched this air strike and this air strike was done through kamikazi drones definitely a very significant and strategic hit for hazballah they say they also precisely targeted those areas and have definitely left casualties of soldiers either killed or wonded now the israelis of course also launched several attacks mostly against civilians especially actually in karkela since it seemed the israelies were enraged as a result of the fact that yesterday people in karkela want t

marwa, actually when we talk about the genocidal israeli war on ghazza, we can't on take the aspect of what's happening in the battlefield or the military aspect, there is a war of narratives and the uh resistance movements are having the upper hand in the war of narratives, the israeli movements are having the upper hand in the military field and apparently the resistance movements are having the upper hand from economic perspective, so what's happening in israel is... definitely economic collapse, we have witnessed slow growth in the economy, in the not only uh there are 46 businesses uh closing, the number is expected to to grow to reach 60,000 businesses by end of the year, this has a great impact on all the economic indications in the country, talking about inflation, recession, talking about the... ability of the israeli regime to attract capital, we are witnessing capital flight because the appetite of the international donors is decreasing, the credit worthiness of israel or the israeli entity is is diminishing to to a record level, so the ranking of of the israeli economy has

contains for the muslims, what similarities there are with the ongoing genocide against the people of ghazza and palestine. first we take a look at the events that led to the battle of karbala. the marterdom of hussein ibn ali on the plains of karbala is pivotal event in islamic history, symbolizing the struggle against tyranny and injustice. the events leading to his marturdom began with the political and religious turmoil following the death of prophet muhammad. the omaya dynasty on deyazid sought to consolidate power, demanding allegiance from key figures, including hussein. the grandson of prophet muhammad, and a reveared leader. hussein refused to pledge allegiance to yazid, whom he viewed as an illegitimate and corrupt ruler. this refusal was rooted in his commitment to justice and the principles of islam. the people of kufa, disillusioned with umaydad rule, invited hussein to lead them in revolt. hussein set out for kufa with a small group of family and followers, despite warnings of treatury. yazid forces intercepted hussein caravan at karbala. despite being vastly outnumbered, husse

affairs through an islamic lens, as the zionist regime continues its genocide against the people of ghazza continue across the world, and again students stand at the forefront of that movement. but in recent months and weeks, zinist terrorist sympathizers have been attacking and provoking pro-palestine activists while police forces in the west either watch on passively or actively encourage the violence and intimidation attempt, most recently in. police forces brutally attacked a group of pro- palestinian students, which included people of color and disabled activists who had been attacked by two known local zionist extremists. on this show we'll be discussing the violence of police forces across the west, their endorsement of zionist violence. why exactly the pro-palestine protest movement is of such concern to the zionist jewish oligarchs who have the west in their death grip. first we take a look at some of the yugly scenes at sowas university in central london. get back! over the past nine months, we've seen police attacking students and their encampments in the united states, as the a

broken up, they'll continue to raise their voice unrelentingly for the victims of the genocide in ghazza. isah kadhamy press tv london. shut it down, shut it down. in the us presidential race, joe biden has made dramatic uturn and has dropped out. it's the latest example of election-related turmoil in the country. ramin mazeri has more on that story. after a disastrous first debate confirmed multi-year questions about his advanced age and cognitive ability, and then weeks of unprecedented calls to quit, president joe biden abruptly announced he will not seek re-election. years of polling have shown that more than 60% of democratic party voters didn't want him to run again, and a snap poll found that just 17% 15 million votes from the democratic party primaries which only ended last month are now rendered obsolete. the new democratic nominee will be selected in back rooms by the parties elite without transparency or accountability in a process which many say is und democratic: i think that's really unfortunate for the democratic party that they made poor choice early on, or that they didn

hussain and his his family, now those are are the grand children of yazid, now they are looking at ghazza while it's people are suffering there and they don't give them any help, especially those countries at the borders of gazza, they don't help them, they don't give them medical support or food, people there are suffering exactly as what happened in karbala, so the history is repeating itself now and... "the people gazza is for another example for karbala now, they are suffering, children been killing, the houses been burned and demolished, people desperate for for water, for food, for help, for medical treatment, the same thing happened before, so those people, they stay in the same path of yazid, but..." "the people who are from the school of imam hussein, they don't stop helping gazza, like iran and the islamic resistance in lebanon and iraq and yemen, those they have humanity, different kind of humanity, different kind, different kind of feeling the humanity, so we can say now that the school of imam hussain..." his thought is still still alive and is going to continue and his schoo

against one of the members of the jamaah islamiah who was killed uh and coincidentally in a town called ghazza in the western bqa area in lebanon, of course we expected that hazbullah would be launching in a retaliation, but just before hisball retaliation there was a second assassination against. member in the town of jabal butum and that that that that member of allah was visiting his mother actually and just after he left the drone attacked his vehicle but he seemed to to be able to run away from that or leave his vehicle however the drone continued to target the israeli uv continued to target him in the green spaces or within the the forest where he went until he was assassinated directly and so we have new member from hazballah who was declared as a murder hassan was declared as murder today, so launched retaliation attack saying that this was in retaliation for the assassination of both uh in in the west b and they targeted base or barax that was targeted for the very first time since the beginning of the flood battle and the confrontations in south lebanon, we are talking about the fail

in regards to karbala and ghazza, i think we can definitely find a link there, because as shia muslims, as followers of the salam is the epitomy of. sacrifice for the sake of the oppressed, for the sake of justice, and is very famous line, he said someone like me cannot give allegiance to someone like yazid, so we notice here that he didn't just say me, i will not give allegiance to him, and someone like me, so it's in a way, it's as if though he's referring even in future generations, there's always going to be people like hussein standing for truth, standing for justice from all religions, not just even muslims, and there's always to be forces like those of yazid, and so we're meant to basically emulate that and know which sides are those that are on side in today's world and those are on yazid side in today's world, and obviously we can see that clearly. palestine even a question of or we should investigate, it's open to the whole world to see, we have the obviously palestinian flag because if you look at palestine, it's it's it's the same thing, it's injustice, imam hussein stood u

broken up, they'll continue to raise their voice unrelentingly for the victims of the genocide in ghazza. ease akademy, press tv, london." at least 173 people killed and hundreds more injured in days of student protest in bangladesh against the government's job quote system. the protest prompted the authorities to impose nationwide curfew and to deploy extra force. over 1200 people, including several opposition leaders have been detained. the student group leading the movement has announced the suspension of protest on monday for 48 hours. the unrest grip the southasian nation after the top court reinstated aid law under which more than half of the well-paid. service jobs will be reserved for specific groups, including the descendants of freedom fighters. several deadly clashes have happened between pro and anti-goverment protesters. now calls a growing for the prime minister to quit.on a fourth straight turn in january an election boycotted by the main opposition alliance. one's ambassador to the un condemns recent attack against. violation of international law and the un charter as wel

broken up, they'll continue to raise their voice unrelentingly for the victims of the genocide in ghazza. isadhamy, press tv, london. now another news, us vice president camala harris has secured enough delegate endorsements to win the democratic nomination for the 2024 presidential election. now she won the backend of more than half the democratic delegates to she needed to win the nomination. harris also raised record breaking $81 million for a presidential bit in the first 24 hours since joe biden dropped out of the white house race. top democrats are now. behind her in their bit to defeat republican hopeful donald trump. now speaking to campaign steph in wilmington delaware harris expressed confidence in a new campaign team calling for unity among democrats. so in the days and weeks ahead, i together with you will do everything in my power to unite our democratic party, to unite our nation. so in the next... 106 days, we have work to do, the harris threw her head into the ring after incomben president biden announced that he would not run. for second term admit concerns over his ment

resistance in lebanon started his speech for this year by saying all hearts and minds are appointed at ghazza, this this this ashura. we are all looking at the people who are fighting and struggling in in in gaza and in south lebanon and in yemen and in occupied golan, the the people are following this path and they are seeking justice with the with this islamic ideology that they raise high as their main drive. the two important points that were raised by sayed hassan in this short speech, i would say because it only lasts like 30 minutes, the procession continues, the there are hundreds of thousands of people on the streets in lebanon and in all the villages in the south by the way. in the south that there are the villages of confrontation with the israeli enemy, we have hundreds, thousands of people commemorating the martyrd of hussein in the in these villages. that are confronting the israeli and they are not afraid to commemorate ashura in the villages in the south and that is very important. now the two points that were raised by hassan in his speech, the very important two points. the

funded david lamy's failed maril run, has host kier starmer in box at stanford bridge during the ghazzanocide. he is pictured here with then israeli minister of strategic affairs, ghilad irdan at meet in 2017. work on supporting israel in britain. starmer's labour party will continue its rendez-vous with israel lobbiists while impower. what will the lobby expect in return for the support it gave the party before it reached downing street? joining me in the studio as usual is our resident expert and eminent scholarly critical david miller. davids a senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at the same university and he's a co-director of the lobbing watch spinwatch. today's guest is one of our regular contributors. he's celebrated hip-hop artist and podcast presenter for mintpress news loke. loke has been highly critical of the israel lobby's influence on the british labor party which is now in government. he's also revealed the new prime minister's links to the zin santity and in a double down news broadcast said you cannot trust a single word that comes out of s

trump also admitted that israel was losing the pr war with its ongoing genocide in ghazza, but said that the zionists had to finish what they started. national polling within the united states shows that both biden and trump are widely disliked, although most voters prefer trump, indicating that we could see the former us president return to the white house next january. trump described himself as the best friend that israel has ever had, and during his previous administration, he proposed an absurd so-called peace plan for palestine, which was led by his son-in-law, jared kishna. the plan involved part. canceling up internationally recognized palestinian borders, which would have secured even further z, the annexation of palestinian land. trump also forged a close relationship with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu during that time, although the relationship between the pair has reportedly sowered since then after netanyahu praised biden for winning the election in 2020. whatever the outcome of the next us presidential election, it is clear that the us policy on. palestine is no

in regards to karbala and ghazza, i think we can definitely find a link there, because as shia muslims, as followers of the imam hussein alaihi salam is the epitomy of sacrifice for the sake of. oppressed for the sake of justice and um is very famous line he said he said someone like me cannot give allegiance to someone like yazid so we notice here that it didn't just say me i will not give allegiance to him someone like me so it's in a way it's as if he's referring even in future generations there's always going to be people like sain stand for truth standing for justice from all religions not just even muslims and there's always going to be forces like those of yazid and so... so we're meant to basically emulate that and know which sides are those are on side in today's world and those are on yazid side into this world and obviously we can see that clearly in palestine, it's not even a question of should investigate. it's open to the whole world to see, we have the obviously palestinian flag, because ashhura, if you look at palestine, you look at ashura, it's it's it's the same thing

trump also admitted that israel was losing the pr war with its ongoing genocide in ghazza, but said that the zionists had to finish what they started. national polling within the united states shows that both biden and trump are widely disliked, although most voters prefer trump indicating that we could see the former us president return to the white house next january. trump described himself as the best friend that israel has ever had, and during his previous administration he proposed an absurd so-called peace plan for palestine, which was led by his son-in-law, jared krishna. the plan involved parcelling up international. nationally recognized palestinian borders, which would have secured even further sign as the annexation of palestinian land. trump also forged a close relationship with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu during that time, although the relationship between the pair has reportedly soured since then after netanyahu praised biden for winning the election in 2020. whatever the outcome of the next us presidential election, it is clear that the us policy on palestin

marwa, actually we talk about the genocidal israeli war on ghazza, we can... only take the aspect of uh what's happening in the battlefield or the military aspect, there is a war of narratives and the uh resistance movements are having the upper hand in the of narratives, the israel movements are having the upper hand in the military field and apparently the resistance movements are having the upper hand from economic perspective, so uh what's happening in israel is definitely an economic collapse, we have witnessed slow growth in the... economy in the not only uh there are 46 businesses uh closing, the number is expected to to grow to reach 60,00 businesses by the end of the year. this has a great impact on all the uh economic indications in the country, talking about inflation, recession, talking about the ability of the israeli regime to attract capital, we are witnessing capital flight because appetite of the international donors is decreasing, the credit worthiness of israel or the israeli entity is is diminishing to to a record level, so the ranking of of the israeli economy ha

clear narrative which undermines the zinist regime's capabilities of escalating the situation in ghazza, but to what avail, we've seen the icj, the un, international law as as a whole has failed, the only solution that we have seen in this conflict, the only solution is when the resistance acts in the... absence of the axis of resistance, there is no struggle for a free palestine, there is no, there isn't even the the existence of an option where the zionist regime can stop or deescalate, right, and we've seen, we've seen world powers, we've seen international law, we've seen international bodies give out statements, but to what avail, to nothing, so without the islamic republic's support, empowering the access of resistance or without the hizbullah showing their muscle, without hamas, islamic jihad, the pflp, the hashad shabi, without them retaliating to these crimes that the zionist regime is committing, there is not even an iota of hope of some kind of solution, and and yet there are world powers to this date that have sanctioned the acts of resistance, who have sanctioned the islami

of information about that, even they have lack of information against lebanon or against against ghazza, so it means they have they have like like information in uh to to get such information against tahran, i think this is a big involvement uh intelligence wise and probably military wise that might may uh might be this missile attack uh came from uh somewhere near uh northern iraq uh each one of them uh i'm guessing it has been executed by the israeli regime in order. to not only send message but with uh the calculation that i'm sure they have had that there's going to be a response uh the attack assassination attempts uh in southern bayrut the response from hisballah the assassination attempt inside of iran uh a response from the islamic republic i i'm guessing that they they have taken that into into account but i mean that's isn't that beyond logic that they want to open up two fronts military. in terms of a counter attack, let me tell you this, first the time is in our side, and moving from one face to another is also in our side, if the israeli now stops the war, it means it will